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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1996_02_28HOME IMPROVEMENTS BY .. � Vl0LL %V Ccn %W vW OUR SHOWROOM 906 Brock Rood South Gust Boum of Bay)y) 420-4880 SHE HAS HEART(S) Two heart transplants can't keep grandma down / Page 20 Nplclt��R_1111V ews WEEK DAY LUNCHEON SPECIALS from 53.95 LLBO Advert40 iser Wednesdav, Feb. 2K, 1996 40 pages Nletroland ('omntunity NeNvspaper Pressrun 30,000 Vol. 115 No. 9 PC tax cuts will `pain' students By STEPHEN SHA%% >IA.i': KFi'c>kt}K Students ,,Hill p.n a steep price unless the Tory govern- ment reconsiders its promised tax cut. local public school board trustees warn. Durham Board of Education trustees. in :: motion passed unant- mu usle at Monday night'% meeting,. are urging the provincial government LL) delay its planned 30 -per cent income tax cut for Ontarians -until additional reductions in transfer pa}- ` rmnt% to education are unneces%jr%' Ajax Wards I and 2 trustee Colleen Jordan, who made the motion, called a "myth" the govcrn- ment's claim that students won't feel ]this year's S4(X) million in education cuts. See MOST ... Page 5 Inside In the news Editorial................................6 } Entertainment .....................21 ' Sports...... ......................23 Classified ............................. 26 OAone Nn*s w. General 683-5110 683-7363 -Classified 683-0707 F ,Sincerely Yours 1-900-451-3793 -.3InfoSource 683-7040 t` 'Death Notices 683-3005 1Auction Line 683-7545 On the Internet at www.durhamnews.net 93,t + Tit GST = $1 Wt1uRt :: FQUNO ApifS S Steve Farnham, left, and Ron Dane picket outside the Ministry of Trans- portation's snow plowing and maintenance depot on Toy Avenue in Pick- ering Tuesday, the second day of a strike by members of the Ontario Public Service Employees Union. photo by Andrew Iwanowski Civil service out of service SPt IAt T J I f i i ',F1%'s ',I I% i K F1SF:k D['RH.\'%1 (Mian„ i. ii(m mt,) the third d:n of the most important staring contest in pro\ racial histor\ . With a first-ever strike by the 07.(X)0 -member Ontario Public Service Ernployecs Union under way and most of the province hearing the brunt of the blow. neither side appears ready to blink. OPSFU members who r- have worked in snow removal, hospitals, courts. the Ministry of Re%enuc .:nd the Whitbv Jail now Ind themselves dispersed I •�-' .inion= more than 2.000 ;,i, kct lines in 400com- munities acrosscothe I ! jar„ v i ncc. Speak out Picket lines went up I ucsday at the Ministry of I Share your the F.nvironment's cavi- comments on the r„nmental inspection I OPSEU strike by hrinch oft ice on Westncy i calling the News k,)ad South in Ajax, the Advertiser's Prr�hation and Parole Scr- InfoSource line ices office on HA v. 2 in from a touch tone Pickering and the Ministry 11 phone. Dial 683 - of Transportation's snow- 7040, then punch plowing and maintenance in Box 5112. yard on Toy Avenue in Pickering. Only emergency and essential service workers remain on the job, but in skeleton shifts. Birth and death registrations, the issuance of OHIP cards, tax col- lection, meat inspections, doctors' billings and driver exams are among services that have been terminated. The main point of contention between the two sides appears to be the number of public service employees See OFFER ... Page 3 Mom's court order useless as court is out of order AJAX — Nicole Davis has a court order, but no one to enforce it, thanks to the Ontario civil servants' strike. The Ajax mother of three says she can't invoke a court order that would give her child - support payments %kiiile OPSEU workers are on strike. In the meantime, Ms. Davis says there's lit- tle food in the house, the hydro and gas to her home could be cut off in a couple of days and she has no money. But, she's pointing the finger at the provin- SI H 2-_3 0 cial government for part of her predicament. "I don't totally blame the workers. 1 blame the government. 77hey didn't put any restric- tions on what could be closed." Government services like the courts and See MOM ... Page 3 0 P1l:t:.2 .tJUP- \x;41'5 APS JVlt'f1S:R. N;W,, G'ER RLAKI,2t( I%W6 Public s recognized as one of the world's best B. STEPHEN SHA%N 1� I V I R1 0)k 11 k 1WRH:U1 OU111anl's public Cdu Cahorl s+stClll 1s hCIF11-1 I-Cc021[111Cd as anlong the world's chic. 'I11c Durham Board of Fducauon h,ls been chosen ars the North American nominee for a prestl,-'Wus international .I++ard. the hoard Is one of sc+cn public CdLIC.1110n s+s- tcnls — the others In Hlln- ;_.a the Netherlands. \oI- .t a • . Scotland. ti++ Itvcriand .Ind \e++ Zealand — to tic nominated for the a++ard prc- ntcd h+ the Carl Bcrtcls- u1.I111 f 11Llndatloll in Gcr- nl.In+ I'hc mard ++Inner. tk, tic named in Scl,tcmhcr at a ."lemon hoard ofticlals t+ill aucnd at Ilk, C\pcnsc. icccncs a s,,',1 -'.(XX) _rant. Carl Bertelsmann is a major German publisher of education Ic\t and _otcm- nlcnt publications. " W hat a shut In the ares this Is for us." c\cltcd hoard chairman :\udres M.lcl-can said Nlonda%. -I think !�,r the a+a:ragc person on the street this is a tremendous reassurance of the +cr\ high yuaht% of education a+allahle in Durham ltc_lun.- Stle added that "It's unfortunate that we ha+c to go outside of our comrnum- ts to set reco�•nrtiun... The hoard was chosen h+ a Cana- da/l'.S selection committee -as a school system which represents the hest frarticwork for the desired dc+cl- opment tit sch+x)ls.- while Sinclair Scc- ondan Sch.-,l in Whllh-* was also rcc- opticd as '-a sch(x)I demonstrating the eftccm eness of the school s, slcriC. Norm Green. statt de+clopnlcn( utti- cer lul' the beard. salt] the selection Is recognition of the slandat'd +11' cduca- tion III-\ Ided h\ local teacher. and administrators. Audrey MacLean A COMPLETE FITNESS FACILITY, WHERE SERVICING YOU IS NO. 1 ! 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The program raised more than �:.50.11(10 last scar. said \lr Green. A foundation team will visit the Durham lxlard and Sinclair S.S. from March h to X as part of the fudging process. Ms. MacLean said lural educators should be honored to he in "the won- derful sphere of international atten- tion._ I know there are a number of American education officials making calls to the (foundation's .electron) commission asking 'Where the hell is Durham Rcglon.?-'- ------------------- OR NO INITIATION !719!96 Offer valid until March Great Prices Made -Betted Proctor Silex 1 2 SLICE TOASTER 43-0806.2 11699 Canada/U.S,A. ROAD ;ATLAS e Reg 1 9 9 Reg 16.99 .99 Duralube gas ml ENGINE TMENT 38-0280-4 1 8.9 7 Sony T-120 , VIDEO `;TAPE 45-1649-6 Reg. 3.29 • 9 Clean Up Reg.8.39 5.99 Reg. 8.39 ,,r v.. 28, 1996-PA(;E 5 THF. NEWS ADVERTISER, WF:n., M7MBHI rA 2K, le►9rc 1'.•1GP' a The .R,_. Ajax_--- - esl en s speak ou . Streets MorIcs- 09 News Advertiser took to the your opinion of tree area residents, "What is John Anderson says, A think (civil servants) are butting their heads against a stone wall. If there's no money, there's no money." Donalda Crawford says, "Attention has to he drawn to this issue, but I'm not sure if a strike is the appropriate thing to do." Lynn McGillivray says, "1 lecl it's important that people stand up for what they believe in." Ben Severs says. "I dont think they should be on strike. I don't believe the public service should be allowed to strike." Offer more than fair: Tories FROM PAGE 1 who will lose their jobs as part of the Progressive Conservative gov- ernment's deficit -slashing policy. The Tories have vowed to cut 130X) jobs over two years and that figure could reach 27,0(X). Union members would like more say in the: way those cuts are carried out, but the government feels its affcr is more than fair. Durham West MPP Janet Ecker couldn't be reached for comment as she was in Ottawa "Tuesday. Durham Centre MPP Jim Flaher- ty feels the union could be in for a tough tight. "]'in not optimistic right now, I'm afraid it's going to be a long one," says Mr. Flaherty. "I'm more resigned to it than anything else. We have to be realistic here. "We (ion't have money here, the government is broke. I don't know why the (union) leadership thinks we would betray the voters that elected us and borrow more money and continue to hurt the province." Although talks between the two sides have broken off with no new negotiations scheduled. OPSEU ,ident Leah Cassclman has hint - _J she believes the government may change its stance with the beginning of the strike. OPSEU regional vice- president Juan Gates agree.. "'nccy've backed down on issues tx;fore, and I think they may do it now," says Ms. Gates, who repre- sents Durham's 3,(0)K) mcmhcrs. A think the government is just out to try and break unions. They think labor is a special interest group. A special interest group is 25 to 30 people, it isn't 100,000 people. "You have a whole bunch of workers here who have never walked a picket line in their life. You have doctors, nurses, social workers and maintenance staff, all of who never thought they'd find themselves here. "This is not about money. this is about downsizing while respecting people who have put in a number ot')ears of service." Despite Nis. Gates' statemenh. N9r. Flaherty feels OPSEU members aren't being realistic;. "Apparently the union leadership doesn't realize times have changed." says Mr. Flaherty. "Thr government has realized times have changed: this isn't the 1970s or 198(k anymore. We want to balance the hudeet." Other unions back civil service strike DURHAM — The beginning of a first-ever strike by the Ontario Public Service Employees Union Monday morning also brought with it the sup- port of oiler local unions. Construction on the new Whitby Mental Health Centre — slated for June completion — was brought to a halt by the numerous members of var- ious unions that refused to cross the picket line set up on Victoria Street. And local postal carriers will not cross picket lines to deliver mail. All the support has been important Dr. Kevin Tyber OPTOMETRIST • Dispensing of contact Wlenses and glasses • Evening and Saturday appointments available oo Complete Family Eye Care 427-4144 15 Httrwood Ave. S., Max Wheektor (Between Hwy. 401 & No. 2) Aoxxxsible A to OPSEU's cause. says its regional vice-president. Joan Gates. "This is very positive. We're very pleased to sec the support here. We were hoping they were coming out and we're really overuhelmed by the amount of people stopping by." rat; or,/o-Alme • Full set (silk ribersims) • Permanent French rips • At(( set (my po-dedporcelain slaw) • Wapping rips Alanicnm Pedicures • and�iuch more 428-8787 WEEKDAY SPEC_-XAJ S Relaxets (Tum & sat) ....... 300 & up Wash & Set (wod- tt Thum).'1�00 &up 55 Braids............».......».» ... $60000 &rip Full Head of Weave ....... 1W a up Hourm-Tow-Tlwn.10 aaL - e R ac r ia.[ 10 a L- t PAL Solnrtr 7:70 sat • 7 7o Ria ��5? MUTUAL FUNDS AF���Fr SERVICE & SALES) q,,o ti GETTHERIGHT ANSWERS 40 Denis & Chris Ardagh 428_8613 Unit 16 MUM! "THE COURTYARD" =a - I— Ajax Janet Sutcliffe says, "It's George Willett says, "I sad and scary. Hopefully. don't like it. You never we will be hack to work get anywhere. One way soon. I just want to go or the other, one side back to work." loses." Mom predicts problems FROM PAGE 1 famtl,, support )Ilices should have been kept open. she feels. ''This strike is going to cause lots of problems. How many other women like me are there"' Ms. Darts ()6tained her court order at Oshawa provincial court Monday. a day hefore the strike closed the tacility. But, when she went to the ltlirrtatry of the Attorney Gener- al's family support office on Hwy. 2 in Whitby. she was met by about 20 pickets in front of the building. She repotrts, "Orr: (picketing woman) hugged me and said 'sorry'. I said 'what good is sora going to do for me'"- If the famil) suRx)t office had been open Monday, T1s. Davis says she could have had the monev she was expecting b) the end of the month. PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED., kIyaRUARY 4 1996 Three g Ajax,Pickenn banks robbed ever. [Xt. chtkIr "aonly say the suspect in yes - By STEPHEN SHAWy.s n, ry Was described as white, 5'T', with sT REPORTER.hax* talc and abeatd. AJAX-PICKERING — Three bank holo-ulri``' 'n on Monday, also around 11:30 a.m., a bandit Pickering and Ajax in recent days have brt)ught u" a briefcase and armed with what appeared numhc-r of such heists in Dtnfiam in the All o twoto be nab aerosol Royal Bank months of 1996 to 16 — three mvt rl):� `� of last at 72_5 Krosno Blvd. spraycan Pickering He resented a YLW. bank note to a teller rash and made off with Dtuham RegicAul Pt)►i4x are investigating demanding rohheries in niax Friday and Pic aft Monday and an Undisclosed anoint of money. Tuc•K1'+y. [despite similar suspects' descriptions He's described as white, 30 to 40, 5'4" to 5'6', ,�t7orted by witnesses in two of the robberies, hold- 130 pounds with medium build. He wore a dark up squad Detective Chris Ostler wouldn't confirm jacket and baseball cap. any link between the recent heists. "We're just getting whacked right across the "We're looking into that possibility. but we don't whole region. It's getting to be a little tough to want to jump to any conclusions,';, onclusions,' he said. "We swallow," Inspector Bruce Pugh remarked yester- haven t developed any pattern (among the three)" day from 25 Division in Pickering. The detective said police are "not excluding at this time" possible links between the Ajax heist last week, Tues- da}''s Pickering robbery, and the recent rash of stick-ups in the Oshawa/Whithy area In Friday's heist, a man entered the FE R Al Bank of Nova Scotia at 15 Wesmev Rd. N. at around 11:30 am. and handed a "threatening" now to a teller demanding cash. W The bandit fled the bank after being given an undisclosed amount of cash. lie neither showed a weapon nor indicated be had one. The suspect is described as white. 20 - x to 22 years old, 57% with short blood ' hair. fie was wearing a black baseball f cap and black sweatshirt with the letter- • 01 AM ing B.11 -M. printed on it. � In yesterday's heist, a man entered the . 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It is "Children are taking the pain to refund�Trustees unfairly targeted as the bad guys ' really quite irresponsible. (The govern - some people's income taxes. In my mind"" ment) must know what they are going to most people would rather do without them- the anxiety" of students, staff and parents must make to offset the cuts, she wrote. do, but yet they haven't told us," said Ms. selves than see children suffer and do with- and prolonging budget decisions trustees "It's like buying a house and not know- MacLean. out" in the class- room, she said. this province tests The future of Only � unt Uelebraft an extra -long t� �)Ilnday. on our young.' The motion passed by trustees Fe itOstates the board is bmwy ( us denli;being "inppro- 29 bul priately penalized for its fiscal lead- ership" by an estimated $15 - million 15 - million reduction in transfer pay- ments from the Patricia Bowman Province. "I agree it's time to put the Province's house in order, and we support that, but let's work within the existing (funding) enve- lope," Whitby trustee Patricia Bowman said. S c h o .o trustees, she said, have been unfair- ly targeted as "the bad guys" for raising taxes in recent years, while provincial governments have chopped funding by as much as 30 per cent in the past 15 years. Board chair- man Audrey MacLean admit- ted the motion, to be sent to the Pre- mier and local MPPs, will have little success in changing the gov- ernment's direc- tion, "but we have to do it as a posturing ges- ture." Meanwhile, Ms. MacLean has sent a letter to Premier Mike Harris demanding the immediate release of the Ministry of Edu- cation and Train- ing's much -antic- ipated "tool kit" to help boards deal with funding reductions. 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LIS 2W 0 PtHrnc t,81 -S 110 Fax: 683-7303 Opin We all lose Three days into the OPSFI' strike and nothing's chanw_cd. although some of us might admit. \\r're alrcadl grow in,_ weary of the us -against -them stance some of the striker, hayc taken. I);ty three. and we'\c watched the antics of bored inmate. at the Width% fail. kept locked up due to skeleton staff: xxc'xe listened to Joan Gates predict Otiecn's Park x%ill back dov n and xxc'xe heard MPP Jim Vlaherix .peak for the ,_tl\ ernnicni a hen fie said there's no more mond to _ixe The OPSFU nicnihers who took to the earliest picket line, kept their threat of making lrlc difficult for all. Scrx ices pian\ of us rclx on are heing affected: transit dri- xers arc changm,, their routes to aloid picket lines. salt and sand truck, liken won't be out it the weather Lets had. cmcrgcncx scrx ices arc maintaining siscleton states and man\ oftices are closed. Sull. there's no more mond to gixc. And it there were more monc\ to giyc. where would it conic frorn! Taxpaxcr.. armong „horn OPSIN' members can count ihcrosclxes. S,,rnc of the signs strikers are carrying maintain the issue Isn't about nurncx. but of course it is Whether we're hag_lm,_ oxer pension,,. job ,ccuril\. carp retirement pack- ages or laxott procedures. wc.re rcallx ha,.tvling about mine\. And no matter where goxcrnnient cutbacks are coming from — Ottawa. Queen'-, Park, or at our rc,_ional and municipal lcxcls. the base of go%crnment funding remains the same and remains constant — the taxpayer. OPSIN' says it simply wants to aid the Province in figuring• out w here and how to sax c our nione%. and wc"d be happy if' they'd do just that. Sit down, talk it over. figure it out. Keep walking those picket lines. and we all lose. becaux nothing's being resoflcd. V Mid, iih -Did he say that? "We want to :know just -what the bottom line is, on taxes and governance." -- Durham ;Region Board of Education chairman Audrey MacLean on Greater Toronto Area reform. "I just started jumping and hugging my family." -- Scratch ticket winner Joao Espinho upon realizing he was $10,000 wealthier U'Mnesda-v LettE>rv: Think about it and right racism To the editor: \l,uix pcople are concerned about racism, but fail to recognize that %%c arc all memtx rs of a race. Racism is based on sccrng people as being different. The first settlers in Canada saw the natixc people as being different and interior. 'Ilio original resi- dents saw these first ininuerants the same wal. And Immigrants kept com- ing. %N'hx did thev come? For many, it was the opportunity to liyc a titter life. Taxes were lower. land was inexpensive and there was the freedom hcyond what they had experienced before. Others came for religious freedom. A lot have come for social beliefs. People have different shades of skin. but that doesn't create intolerance. Perhaps fear causes racism. Is this a conspiracy of the new media to portray people of nurforitics as crimi- nals or people to be tcared? They report the crimes at ethnic clubs but ignore the stabbing at bridge clubs, shexiting at the bingo parlor or riots in howling lanes. Do crimes by ethnic minorities recctyc greater attention? There are no simple reasons for racism. I-eayc it with the academics and they can spend the next several decades trying to establish the cause. "Tiley niay then resolve the issues. It is important to determine the solu- tions and, in this, the following sugges- tions are offered: *All people should see others as pco- pica accepting their differences and ignoring their race or gender. *Everyone must accept the laws and enfiirccmcnt of them. *Ethnic agitators (of'any color) must be viewed as criminals. They only exist because we accept their b hayior. *hcw immigrants to Canada should have no rights until after completing a probation period of several years. *All people must consider them- selves Canadians first, with secondar, ethnic reins that make the population interesting and diversified. We must get real atxiut racism. Laws must be racially fair, but it is up to each of us to end racism by refusing to allow it to exist. Donald Young, Ajax Letters `"Rr E To THE NEws ADVERTisER, 130 COMMERcIAL AvE-, A kx, LIS 2H5 oR FAx us AT 683-7363 � _ ■ OUR E-MAIL. ADDRm is NewsAd.news@dudmmnews.net Walk a mile in my shoes before passing judgment To the editor: I am writing in response to a letter that appeared in your Sunday. Feb. 4 edi- tion w ritten by Paul Vidlak. M1 xvife and I are teachers and were struck by a few things Mr. Vidlak said. I would like to start by saying that I too support what Mr. Harris is trying to do. in principle. Yes. there are cuts that need to be made in these tough eco- nomic times. Government cannot continue with current lev- els of spending. 1 also agree with some- thing else Mr. Vidlak had to say. 1. for one, would stand up and rejoice if the school day was changed to a 9 a.m-5 p.m. work day. That would make my job a whole lot easier and I would be finished much earlier than at the present. By eliminating prep time. I would be able to spend niy "two hours of preparation time" preparing lessons instead of coaching basket- ball and track, tutoring stu- dents in need after school, assisting in school plays, supervising the school newspaper and yearbook, organizing field trips, and generally acting as a sup- port for students who may just need someone to talk to. With these two hours, I could now do the job I am being paid to do, and not have to give up my valu- able free time on voluntary extra -curricular activities. But if my job only goes from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., does that mean I can get paid overtime for the extra work that needs to he done out- side the normal work day, such as marking tests and exams. writing new tests and assignments, arranging for and participating in par- ent -teacher interyiewS. Set- ting up and cleaning sci- ence labs safely, and read- ing updated literature on the latest innovations and concepts in teaching? As it stands now, my "average" school day starts at 7:45 a.m. and ends at 6:45 p.m. That does not include evenings and weekends. My wife has even longer hours. I believe Mr. Vidlak to be right in that maybe my wife and I should better organize our time to make it fit into the new school day. I challenge Mr. Vidlak to spend just one day as a teacher with me. See if he feels the same after that day. Mike McCollum Pickering PUD by Steve Nease M % Jkluz, ".:.:..'1."%0k '.*>. 6, 2,..„W!.: ;w. ,WlMM►r-a - . — ..«, ,.» ,;,ran.>y �.�r_, P THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., FEBRUARY 28,1996 -PAGE 7 * OF AO Town of Pickering *Q (905) 4&2222 * *� 905 fi83.2760 *R1 PICIN[G � lk 9 February 28 SM PLA.ti AD11SORY COMMITTEE March f C00CII MEETING ("* P.M. START) March 13 COWWME OF ADY-STMENT ,March 13 Siff PLA.1.01SORYC0.kW fEE March 18 ST.ATUORY PRU( INTOKWATIO March 18 EXECIT111 CO.MM]ME MEM.NG W11A ' CAN' YOt I)ABOt l THE REFORM (4-1411E GRE ATER TORO1'TO AREA? 111c C,)uncil of the lk)wn of Pi,kering ha, scheduled a Special Mectin_, to cllntrnence at 7:0O p.m. on Nimiday, Aare h 4th in the Council Chambers at the Pickering C'i%ic Complex to hear dcputatioris from individuals and groups .m this important topic of reform in the Greater Toronto Area. The Provincial Government is o)ntemplating various reforms to the ,lperations and delivery of services in municipalities in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). This includes Pickering. Some of" these proposed reforms include the dismantling of the Regional ( (vernntent and replacing 1t with a Greater Toronto Council that would .idnunister some services, such as police pi otcction and transit, in all municipalities between Burlington and C'larington. Also, some services of dismantled Region, such as public health and homes for the aged, would become the responsibility of the Town cel Pickering. :any persons wishmL, to view the Report of the GTA "Task Fierce dated January, 1996, as prepared by Dr. Anne Gulden and members of her task fierce, may do so by requesting such Report at the Clerk's Department at the Pickering Civic Complex during normal business hours. If you have any questions about the Special Meeting of Council or about the Report of the GTA Task Force, please contact Bruce Taylor, Town Clerk at 420-4611. Pickering District Plan Review RELEASE OF DOCUMENTS On Fehruary 19, 1990 a Planning Report was presented t( 'Town Council which provided an update on the status of the Pickering District Plan Review. The report sumrnariied the major issues arising through the .„onsullation major Official chanec Pl undertlin ow lderation(tand ,uggested a consultation process for the issue ()n rural growth allocation. The report also set .i tirnefrante for the completion of the staff recommended Official Plan. In addition, two new background documents have been prepared. They are compilations of recent written submissions and public meeting notes. Consultation Report No. 3 contains comments received between January and lune 1995 on the District Plan Rev iew. Consultation Report No. 4 contains comments on the draft Official Plan up to the end of” January 1996. The Plannimu, Report is available from the Clerks Department and copies of the Consultation Report, are now available from the Planning Departinow. if jou have any questions, please contact Geoff McKnight of the Planning Department at (905) 420-4660 ext. _'032. or (9)5) 683-27f1O. Rateh this space for future announcements regarding Pickering District Plan Review Information .' 13URHAh1 FREENET Information Session Pickering Central Library Auditorium RESCHEDULED ADVANCED SESSION Sat., March 23rd 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. A demonstration of more advanced features of the system: Offline mail, downloading and other techniques. Call 831-6265 ext 243 to register BREAD Ages 3 to 12 Yrs. lot Week 1 -March 11 to March 15, 1996;ft�r Week 2 -March 18 to March 22, 1996 FULL DAY CAMP ..O RECA2NIP 9 A.M. TO GULAR DAY IP .M. INCL. BUSING SPORTS CAMP ART r. VN Location 0, AGES 44 CAMP DUNBARTON . Location HIGH SCHOOL RECREATION NAAV"A COMPLEX Ft 1.1, 1) % Y S: - 1 1n `i a m And ',30 p m 111 6:15 p.m licthlrc and V, : Camp Programs take place at the Pickering Recreation Complex. Please drop otf and pick up your child at the Creative Centre Rcc. Complex. Children will he transported by hus to and from Sport, Camp, Art Campers will remain at the Rec. Complex. Camper, will provide their own lunch and drink duly RE(:ULAR C'ANIP: 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Transportation is included. Pick-up points will be- at mayor intersection, churches. uh(wls or plaeas. Campers will provide their own lunch and drink daily. ver% I to 6 *SNE« HALF DA MARCH BREAK C.X.NiP** NUM PIDACA %lini Pldaca provides ,�hiitlrcn with iA. .anon krcrra(nm (umP1ra. .1 learning and c(xgvrative 1+67 Maur. Farm wt. s. eCpertenCe in arts and crafts. music (1ra"gxw1j(i4m I%nut pnmided) .111d singalongs, indoor games. Fee We" One S45 Theme days and special events. week Two $45 Snacks will be provided daily. 9:30 a.m. - 12 \Ix,n WATCH FOR TOWN BROCHURE DELIVERY The Town of Pickering Spring Summer Brochure of Programs, Facilities and Town Services will be delivered to each Pickering household by Canada Post Ad Mail, March 3 -8th. CALL 420-4621 OR 683-2760 SNOW REMOVAL ON IT)'rect Access SIDEWALKS AND ROADS "° Libnry Clill the Tk,%\ n'-, Access 24 hr. Phonc Linc SIDEWALKS - By-law 577/77 of the Town of Pickering states that -the owners of all classes of buildings MEETING ROOM 'Direct Access will provide solutions to our communication challenges today and in the shall remove snow and ice from the sidewalks in front of their buildings within twelve ( I SPACE FOR RENT hours from the time when such snow or icee future. A municipal environment has unlimited uses for a voice messaging system with call P g g 'Y= shall have fallen." PICKERING CENTRAL processing technologies. With the new system, we can provide enhanced levels of service to This By-law will be strictly enforced. Any LIBRARY has an auditorium the public, business and staff around the clock. Voice messaging will provide the needed person contravening this By-law Shall be liable, upon conviction, to a fide of up to (capacity 100) and a flexibility for the development of other applications in the future. $l• Leaving a message in a person's mailbox is an option. Any caller who accesses a mailbox ROADS - Boardroom (capacity 12) :. will always have the opportunity to speak to someone during regular business hours. available for meetings. Autho- The Town's Parking By-law states that "No person shall on any highway stop any vehicle visual equipment is available. r Simply call Direct Access in such a manner as to interfere with the clearing of snow from the highway."For rental information contact 24 he's. a day 7 days a week Room Bookings staff at Vehicles that are left on the road after a snow 905 420-4660 storm will be tagged and/or towed at the 831-6265 ext. 228. owner's expense. Parking Control (X) a. soul from I :(K) a.m. to 6:(x) a.m. to _ ROUGE HILL LIBRARY has General Inquiry 905-420.2222 Municipal Law Enforcement 905-420.4615 enworking ensure that all streets am kept clear to t:u:dnate an auditorium (capacity 125) Councillors' Office 905-420.4605 Economic Development 905-420-4625 P proper slow clearing. available for meetings. Audio. Town Manager's Office 905-420-4610 Legal Services 905-420.4626 INFORMATION- Executive Director of Operations 905-420-4648 Human Resources 905-420-4627 If you require further information or wish to ViSUdI equipment IS available. Clerk's Department 9054204611 Public Works Department 905-42046.30 ImIge a complaint about snow clearing on for rental information contact Supply and Services 90542041616 Planning Department 905420-4617 sidewalks and roads, please contact the the Branch Head at the Rouge � Staff are trained to use telephone courtesy to ensure that the technology is used appropriately Municipal Law g at 420-461[ Division of the Town of Pickering at azo -4615. Hill Branch at 509-2579. and to keep in mind that the technology's rime purpose is to serve you - our customers. P gY P P � PAGE 8 -THE NEN;S ADVERTISER. WED.. F'ERRIIARV 28. 1996 A tunnel of fun Jordan Carr, front. and sister Julianna try out a slide in a maze at A- MAZE -ZING' Parties & Play Centre. which opened recently In the MacKenzie Plaza at MacKenzie Avenue and Bayly Street In Ajax. Besides the maze. also called a soft playground, the family entertain- ment centre has party rooms. a toddler area. children's rides. non-vio- lent educational video games and a snack har. It offers temporary babysitting and adults and children who arrive together are given matching wristbands that are checKed at the exit to ensure a young- ster isn't taKen out by someone who didn't bring them. photo by A.J. Groen Family reading night PIC'Kf--RI\G -- Vaughan Willard PUNT S, hool hosts a Fa►1111% Rcadino NiLhi Thursdas from 6::0 to 7:45 There %ill he prc%entations b% chil- dren's author Sharon Jennings and Vla- dyana Kra hurka. Illustrator ul' children's t cx,l'.s. Call S' +11- 1911 The %chool is at 1911 Dlxlc Rei Call Ajax reporter Keith G1111,_an with stories about Ajax. 68_'3-5 1 10 \Winter IBLAHS? Start feeling better about / yourself today at 1 BEVE��Y NIIIS. PERSONALIZED WEIGHT MANAGEMENT •Safe Easy Weight Loss *Eat Grocery Store Bought Food Nutritionally Balanced Program; WHAT HAVE YOU GOT TO LOSE? Does not include enrolment fee. .BfVE�LV NI«S. NF�i%JGlf�ln�ylfly�flt C�iircc PERSONALIZED WEIGHT tdANAGEMENT s e OSHAWA . WHITBY 555 SinWOC St. S. 223 BRMK ST. N. 436-2122 666-5050 Aho locar/oes it Bradjor4 ,%ex-markws, Mar"am 6 TbonrbiU S&M-Aff" ax EA HAN—ENNIR S' .Expect more, from Sears AT THE 65T * on ALL automotiveroducts and service , p s. 'Sears will deduct an amount equivaient to the GST from your total purchase price Offer applies to all in -stock automotive merchandise and services only in Sears Retail stores GST offer does not apply to any Catalogue or Clearance Centre purchases, deferral fees delivery, maintenance agreement or installation charges. Offer ends Sunday, March 3, 1996. naEs FRolA s ow annes 7. ein #Hast ares 10 • • ...e hie raf6hOn every • "`_punclure repair de Ass�stancP or l • ^ � - RoadHan°1e� �� l . 75.000 -Km. Treod Wearvur Wor 00 Alter UnrM phis, March 3. March 3, GST sae 1996 each Savings• 55,808 3 4999 39.99 2.80 '5/ BOR , 3 65 99 ' 55.99 3.92 85, 75R 14 71 99 60.9 4.27 c5, 75R 14 74 99 62.99 4.41 n_ 75,75R 15 8099 67.99 4.76 °:35/75815 9299 78.99 5.53 '5/708 13 60 99 53.99 4.13 P2'5/70R15 81 W 68.99 4.63 '85/70R'4 7699 64.99 4.54 P195/7% 14 80 99 67.99 4.76 kv6dn % cnvye Rood swa, war.aty 00WUMa o SAVE 15' Guardsman® Plus all -season tires cs.>:ed all >ecson -*,read designs to give you excellent traction on wet, dry and snow-covered surfaces. x 14000 sores :�mo�eh HC- ,, xla,n r x!on --t DIEHARD' BATTERY, ALL SIZES 79 t.aa. in.. Plus99 save " Gm This battery is backed by a 66- month warranty including a 12 -month free replacement period. h also has up to 130 minutes of reserve capacity In case of emergencies. #50600 Serres –There is a $5 deposit .M-, you buy a banery at Sean relundnbie with We return of your old baNery 6r recycling DON'T PAY UIML SEPT. 1996 NO W. . Pwd,. wed N o danm Par, --w." N o wePap,nen, of loves N o 3rd Party aeras M end t) offer applies 10 ap autan►aKpe $35 products and serpins, onppr aoved aedt, with 535 deferral fee apy— Offer OPO— Swrdoy, March 31, 1996. "> Sears Card and Caraloyue purchases are not included in offer. Ask for detar7s C..*. SALE PRICES END SUNDAY, MARCH 3, 1996, WHILE QUANTITIES LAST SJEARS /a%,rt�l nt<rrc�.%runt .k•ccrs . g SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE �r sn We're open Mon. -Fri. 8:00 a.m.-9:o0 p.m., Sat. 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m., Sun. 11:00 a.m -5:00 p.m. CopyripM 1996. Senn Canada Inc. Pi THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., FEBRUARY 28, 1996 -PAGE 9 f I ��N Fo�N�w ripe Ik 2 A** Masml{ard ,Olin LI Marl 0 tHE TE Op P p�RN\tVRE t. 41) .....aced Dep A�� • Cj, GADepts p I 2) v�- (Mai CASHREGISTE ENEW AUT�MA�CASAL1PRCE ORYOU! 90 R�r'- REQ ID N RE�VCS FSR Masml{ard ,Olin LI Marl 0 tHE TE Op P p�RN\tVRE t. 41) .....aced Dep A�� • Cj, GADepts p I 2) v�- (Mai CASHREGISTE ENEW AUT�MA�CASAL1PRCE ORYOU! PACE 10 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER. W®., FEBRUARY 28,19% ft Trustee raps colleagues for $26,000 in expenses By STEPHEN SHAW STAFF REPORTER DURHAM -- Separate school trustees have come under fire from one of their own for racking up $26,000 in mileage and con- ference expenses last year. "In 1994 it was $26,000 and it's the same in 1995. And that is without the usual (annual) out-of- town budget meetings. Our expenses as trustees keep going up, while everybody else is ask- ing that they go down," Oshawa Wards 5 and 6 trustee Joe Corey complained at last Monday night's meeting of the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board. Mr. Corey, the board's only trustee not to claim a single gas or conference expense, pointed out that since 1992, when the board spent just $11,000, annual expenses have climbed continu- ously. With a $400 -million cut in provincial education grants this year, Mr. Corey urged trustees to "show some restraint" in 1996. "I'd rather see the money go back into the classrooms." The board's highest spender, rookie trustee Elaine Legault, chairman of the French Language Section, defended her expenses and those of other trustees. Mrs. Legault accumulated S4,800 in costs for mileage and attendance at five conferences, one of which she went to on the board's behalf. With five new trustees on the board, education conferences pro- gzeSSED WHY LIVE WITH IT? The Healing Process That Works • Lower back pain • OldMew Injuries • Aching feet Introductory Sessions Available Call for details Denetrea (905) 68.3.0684 Tax Returns in less timet an you think •�0 }'ear,, exNricnce -Tax Planning •X1ost tax returns processed w;thin � «eeks CREATIVE BOOKKEEPINQj, 831-1028 ti71f b 1020 Brock Rd #I(K)4. Pickering CAR" E -Finn APPOINTMENT NOTICE Gary St. Angelo, Senior Vice President Kmart Store Operations, is pleased to announce the appointment of Ric L. Cruz as Store Business Manager of Kmart, Pickering Town Centre. Ric brings 20 years of retail experience. Having started in March 1976 in Winnipeg, Manitoba, he received his first Store Manager appointment in the Kresge division after 5 years of training in Medicine Hat, Alberta. Ric has also managed stores in Lethbridge, Alberta; Prince Albert, Saskatchewan and Calgary, Alberta. In June 1987, he became Store Manager of his first Kmart store in London, Ontano and for the past 8 and a halt years was Store Manager in Brampton, Ontario. Ric and his wife Ledy have three children, Richard, Melissa and MeW*. vide a valuable learning experi- ence, she said. "may give you an overview of what's coming and it helps us to learn all the rules and regulations we have to take in." Mrs. Legault attended a new French -language trustee confer- ence, a general new trustee con- ference, a workshop for dealing with "negativity in the work- place", a seminar in finance and negotiation and represented the board at the provincial Ontario Separate School Teachers' Association con- ference. "When you go to these conferences you are learning from (other trustees) and it's Re on-the-job training. You have to be prepared and I think they are very worth- while." Board chairman Tom Oldman and Ajax trustee Todd McCarthy also didn't attend any conferences last year. Mr. Oldman, though, came to the defence of fellow board members. First -term trustees, he said, tend to find their new responsibil- ities and board procedures "very confusing" and need to network with those more experienced. SAM EAM Expect morefrom Sears media 0312 On Sale February 26th - March 10th/96 Page 10 Save $400 Sahara 4 -pc bedroom suite. Reads: 4 - pc suite consists of mirror, dresser, double/queen headboard and door chest. Night table, footboard also on sale. Should have read: 4 -pc suite consists of mirror, dresser, double/queen headboard and night table. Door chest, footboard also on sale. media 0313 On Sale February 26 - March 10th/96 Back Page Baby Days Save 25% "cuddlers" diapers "item not as illustrated". Sears regrets any inconvenience that this may have caused. The average consumer makes 177 shopping trips a year. Fre•h Pork Butt ( Why not save as much as you can on every one of them?) Shout s Chops 3-3n4 Pink or Whit Grapefruit Product of U.S.A., size l0/l99 :. Hot or Mild Genoa Salami Frying Chickens Grade "A". 1.5 kg ave. 1`' 1/1f111 s If P Sealtest Chocolate NM 1% Partly Skimmed, each ' Pampers Diapers rted Varieties Package of 36 - 68 e3each99 Prices effeetive until Saturday, March 2, 1996 We reserve the right to limit quantities, For People Who Love Good FocalLOEB FjOely, it 1 J j ti �� It'..I, , w • :• r. 1 _ THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED..'FEBRt ARV28, I"&PAGE 11 ' ♦ RECYCLER'S REPORT More supermarket shopping with the 3Rs in mind Did you know that Cana- dians take home over 55 mil- lion shopping hags a week'! While I was writing last week's column on grocery shopping, a reader called to ask where she could take plastic film. Nun -reusable poly -film plastic such as carrying hags, milk pouches and bread bags, for example, can he taken to the collection bin at Bulk Burn stores or to some supermarkets. Bulk Barn has had the collection program in place for three years. The plastic is picked up weekl" by its main store truck. then shipped to PCL Packa_In_ 1n Oakville where "It's a credit to it is recycled larraine roulston this area, as the with virgin _ _ amount of poly - materials to I hags we receive make new bags. for recycling That's why Bulk has really Barn hags arcri) grown," says various shades Mr. SIIpet Z. of gray. The "Also, we same can be always get the said of Domin- hags in a clean ion's Save -A -p condition and Centre on, ...FL have never Whites Road. f received any M a n a ,r e r Bill1heyders ; garbage or other Slipeti says the , recyclables that store's collected could contami- bags are bun- �� nate the load." died and sent to Deposit only it warehouse clean hags into Ix -fore being sent to PCI.. a recycling bin and he sure to remove stickers and sta- ples. At present, Ontario Multi - Material Recycling Inc., through the co-operative effort of the Plastic Filen Manufacturers Association of Canada, is assisting with market development. Seven- teen communities across Ontario, with a total of 961,832 households, now have included poly -film with their blue box collection. Victoria. B.C. has a Green Shopper program where 30 volunteers promote shopping with the 3Rs in mind. Volunteers dressed in green T-shirts talk one -on - (,n: s+1th grocer ,f1, Deer, We've reduced the price on ev Save on Ceiling, SUPER WHITE Washable -Excellent hiding *Drip resistant ■ 0 7 3.78L can of Velvet Pastels Interior Latex Paint. t, Satin, Eggshell, and Babycare CEILING LATEX Patterrn fore -v n nxim-Kl&,, hiOvns, Bathnx�ms, l.iOng nxint, and lining nx)nts. Choose from Country, Contemporan, Traditional, Stripes, horals, Texturti`,'. and inform them about the choices available on the store shelf. This program was origi- nally introduced in 1992 in the lower mainland by the F.nvironmentally Sound Packaging Coalition, an industry watchdog with funding from the B.C. Envi- ronment Ministry and the involvement of some super- market chains. Canada remain~ one of the most wasteful countries in the world where each per- son generates an average of more than 1.5 kilograms of garbage a day, more than twice the rate of Sweden. Surely it is time to reverse this trend. %> J J GREEN TIP: Take your own mug if you enjoy a tea or coffee while you shop. GRAND OPENING WEEK TRAVEL SPECIAL LEAP INTO SAVINGS! At yttur Arrorm an Express,.) iravci Age,._, located at Scarborough Town Centre Upper Level 300 Borough Street (416) 296-2100 Receive $100 CDN in American Expresm Travellers Cheques when you purchase a tit: NQL EtiT Vacation or ENCORE ROYAL CARIBBEAN Cruisc valued at $750 (excluding taxes! or more' We welcome you to visit us at our new location to take advantage of this super offer and to enter our draw for ­,unqucst Trip for two to Nassau Marriott Resort. Bahamas S 100 CDN in American Express(I)t Travellers Cheques Two Tickets to ~unset Boulevard . tlid on nc honking, only made as A Februan 'Q 1Wa at this loaatton �atr of one ilex) iertlf MAIC per travel hooking Not Ahd on -,ell off, or h any ether offers or dtxount, Travel mint be pjtd en lull by March l i _t , l crtain other restncnons apply Call or visit us L,r full detail, Dentures so natural... you'll newer know the difference!' �i 11 • New Soft -booth' materials for sensitive gums • Precision partial dentures FREE CONSULTATION Walter Wimmer, oo. Denture Clinic MCKENNG TOWN CENTRE (LOWER Mva) so*, Im 4204020 • Tall Free 1-800.661.5020 PAS *12-'rrIllit RE**S AbYRlt?'nL7t.�WEb:.1rLSR[1AifY�2�19� ' You can help throw a D Auction donations fund-raising auction for Ajax - Pickering General Hospital. being sought to make Proceeds from the third annual the most of Operation TV auction will go to the hospi- tal's Operation Lifeline Campaign Lifeline Campaign to buy equipment for the operat- ing and recovery rooms and the AJAX-PICKERING -- Dona- intensive care unit tions are still being sought for a Last year, the event raised more Here comes the bride to March showcase in Ajax AJAX-PICK- ERI)vG -- Brides-to-be planning wed- dings in the next two nears are invited to the W e l c o m e Wagon's Bridal showcase. Being held Sunday. March 24 at the Ajax Community Centre on Cen- tennial Road, it will feature a fashion show, more than 20 different busi- nesses with dis- plays, gift bags for every bride and door prizes. Businesses wishing to par- ticipate and brides-to-be looking for free invitations should call Ann at 839-4040 or Lynne at 427- 9009. Chatrh ale h* you �� oP AJAX -- St. Paul's United Church invites the public to get enlightened Monday, March 4. Party Lite, a candle and hold- er sale, begins at 7:30 p.m. at St. Paul's, at 64 k { King's Cresc. in Ajax. Proceeds go to the church. Everyone is ' welcome to buy themselves a 'glowing" gift. For more information call f 905-683-4740. lifeline to Ajax-Pickeringhospital than S,000• still time to get involved." will be broadcast live to more "1 can really feel the momen- Among items already donated than 400,000 homes in Pickering, tum building. There has been a are tickets to a Toronto Maple Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa and Clar- great response already," says auc- Leafs hockey game, gift certifi- ington through Rogers Communi- tion co-chairman Maureen cater for restaurants. limited edi- ty 10 Pine Ridge and Shaw Cable. Dowhaniuk. tion porcelain dolls and computer To donate an item or for more "Local businesses have donated courses. information, call the hospital all kinds of merchandise and ser- This year's auction from Friday, foundation office at 905 -428 - vices to be auctioned and there's March 29 to Sunday, March 31 1407. • In the event of a strike by OPSEU, many Ontario government services will be available, although operating on a reduced basis; others will he unavailable. The government will continue to provide essential services to the public. Family Benefits and welfare cheques will continue to he issued. Workers' Compensation Board offices will bo: open. This strike action will affect provincial government services only. It will not affect services offered by other levels of government, including federal or municipal. Hospitals Ail] be open. Elementary and secondary schools, colleges and universities are not affected by the strike action. GO Transit will continue to operate. Driver's licences that expire during the strike will remain valid until the strike ends. Licences that are under suspension at the tinie of the strike Hill continue to be suspended until the strike ends. Strike action may cause service levels to change on a daily basis. For up-p7date, pre-recorded inforrlVdon, call toll-free: 1-800.4747044. From whfiln Toronto: 416-327-4100 Here arc some of the scr%ices that you will continue to receive and facilities that will remain open with reduced service. Emergency Services • tPP • Amhulances Health Care Services • F'sychwtric ixlsPitais • Public lahoratories • Nursing homes • Homes for the aged • Homes providing special care • Public health units justice services • Trials • Appeals • Public services at the court.% cturten will he resuictW and hours of operation will he reduced to 10 am. to 12 noon, and I p.m. to 3 p.m., Monday to Friday • Prosecutions of criminal, young offenders and provincial offences • Children's Lawyer, except social work reports • Oft -ice of the Public Guardian and Trustee • Correctional services for adults and young offenders. • Accountant of Ontario Court: payments will he processed Schools aphid Facilities • Day programs at provincial and demonstration schools for students with special needs. Residential programs will not be offered. • Provincial facilities for children and adults with special needs. Heakh `gore SlfWM • OHIP cards - will not be issued or ieplaced • Trillium Drug Plan and Assistive Devices Program - applications for ,benefits will not be processed Business and Fersonal Regiatitm Services • Driver examination services not available - • No driver abstracts, new or replacement driver's licences • No ServiceOntario kiosk service • Registrar General offices closed - certificates for birth, death, change of name, marriage certificates will not be issued • No registration or incorporation of businesses • No searching or filing of liens Aprkultunl Services • No crop insurance, market revenue or other financial cheques will be issued • Agricultural colleges will be closed for the duration of the work stoppage Benefit Payments • F,uniiy 13c11c11ischc4ucs • Welfare cheques • Family Support Plan. No counter service will he available, limited telephone enquiry. • Payments to persons receiving Special Scr ice% at Home • Handicapped Children's Benefit • Vocational Rehabilitation Ser ices payments Workplace Health and Safety and Labour Services • ilcsponsc to wrious work accidents and work relusAk. Business and Personal Registration Services • All land registry oflice% open with limited hours. noxwn to 4: 10 p.m. Monday to Friday. • Limited driver and vehicle services through private outlet% that provide driver and vehicle services. Highways • Winter highway patrolling. Limited plowing, salting and sanding. Revenue aid Tax Services • Province of Ontario Savings Offices will he open • GAINS payments continue • Registration for new vendors under various tax programs will continue • Tax payments should be made on or before the due date to avoid any late filing penalties • Property Assessment Division, Ontario Insurance Commission, Ontario Securities Commission, Deposit Institutions and Pension Commission of Ontario are open Ontario Travel Information • Selected Ontario Travel Information Centres will be open. Schools and Facilides • Examinations for certificates of qualification or for stationary engineers (temporary documentation available); certificate renewals attd fee collection; some apprenticeship offices; the OTAB hotline. " Government-owned and Operated Tourist Atttrxdons • Ontario Science Centre will be closed • Ontario Place-Cinesphete will be closed T. : Ontario Travel Information No 1-800 services V •4.-a,i !�. a. .. w.:'11+i.+•�-•arm _-.�FiJ1' Y,�Yi'Ti: '�'�V"�1,i. ayw,.4fYi4wa.b, w _ .. A message from the Government of Ontario &Ontario } : Christmas comes early Christmas came early for the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital as it received a donation of $4,600 from Ajax Wal Mart employees and head - office staff. The money was raised through a cor- porate donation and through fund-raising activities by the Ajax staff. Shirley Freek, left, from the hos- pital accepts the cheque from Santa's helpers, from left, Anne Umer, Exyc Arnold, Carol Gallmore and from Santa, a.k.a. John Newell. The donation will be used in support of the hospital's Operation Lifeline campaign for the operation rooms, recov- ery room, day surgery and intensive care unit. Prayer day AJAX World Day of Prayer will he celebrated Satur- day, March I at 7:30 p.m. at St. George's Angli- can Church, Hwy. 2 and Ran- dall Drive, Pick- ering Village. Call 683-7981. sqmw EA M Expect more from Sears In our Sear's "Kenmore & Craftsman" flyer, sale prices start Mon. Feb. 26th. on page 3, the Hoover Powermax Vacuum #32484 is "Not as illustrated". Sears regrets any inconvenience this may have caused. Lplease recycle me! MARCH BREAK ARTS CAMP THE A CLUB VcM s in .t DRAMA ART Music DANCE Ages 5 117 Registration Info.: 6,66-8386 THE NEWSADWAr DS014 WED., NMJtUAay 211,19964RABEJ3 Open a world to romance DURHAM -- Are you looking to make your work between the covers more interesting? The Writers Circle of Durham Region is organizing a second romance writing workshop. You'll get tips on How to Write and Scll a Romance Novel Sunday, March 17, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in The Oddfellows Hall, 211 Brock St. S., Whitby. Writers will find out why Durham Rvglun is an ideal setting for a romance, the "secret formula" of the romance novel, how much money romance authors earn, and where the best opportunities are for getting your work published. The workshop will be conducted by Brian Henry, a former editor of Harle- quin Books. There'll also be a guest appearance by a romance author. Cost is S27 and advance registra- tion is required. Call Brian Henry at 416-503-3134. Wendy & Barb EAT LOW FAT AND GET FIT! Our seminars will show you how easy it is to change your eating habits I & your lifestyle. • A fun night to help you stay motivated the low fat way. • No Gimmicks • No Potions • Recently featured in the Toronto Star, Hamilton Spectator & the Marilynn Dennis Show on City TV, Canada AM Sony Personal Ift System Your Restyle dilates precision, quality and darty one ansou - a Sorry persona! hi fi system. 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Get- ting things hot off the grill are (from left) Principal Colin Edgecombe, Durham Regional Police Con- stable Brad Durst and Warren Berman of the Great Temptation catering company, which donated time and equipment for the event. TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY Offering all insolvency services including personal and corporate bankruptcies OSHAWA 1122 Albert St. 721-:506 AJAX SO Coninierciall Ave. 619 -1473 COROURG .2 King St. W. =24744 Saturday & Evening Appointments available. JAMES R. VANCH FLAT RAT I Long Distance selboaft FROM A."Wa. 12 99/ e, y G -40y. W-1ciy mooth Zallims RW6b� N.e.46 CUL *Los an aW&-nal 21K m . = all your otlwr king di WC CWI., SCb.=bW&!­dV .0 71mwuhilli, Um&m, 10., 1A.Wbrift. 410,expanded service to: Whitby, Oshawa, howmanvill1le, Newcastle, Part Perry & Blackstock areas J�?OTo I e h o pe -(_41 6) 4 0 6 - 3 9 7 7 0 park to' be n I amed after David Farr' LJ Town unanimously would be a fitting, memorial to sonic- Mr. Farr had once been president of one who gave so much to Pickering. the Glendale Tennis Club, which is supports bid to honor "Over the years David Farr con- based at Pine Creek Park. tributed to the community unselfishly A bylaw has to be prepared before late councillor and never expected anything in Council can officially change the I PICKERING -- The first step has been taken toward narnine one of Pickerin'-'s parks after former Ward 2 Regional Councillor David Farr. who died last December after a year-lonL, battle with Arn\,otrophic Lateral Scle- rosis, more coninionix known as Lou Gehrig's Disease. Ward 2 local Councillor Sherr\ Scnis %%on the unanimous support of Council F"ch. 11) to chanLe the naTTIC of Pine Creek 1'ark to David Farr NIcnio- rial Park. Coun. Senis said the park return." she noted. park s name. (1ARKE HENNING IN(:. Ao" TRUSTEE-- & i'60LVENCY CONSULTANTS *,Frcc 0nifidential Consultation" OFF HOURS BY APPOINTMENT 0%llA*A*% - - - -29-9404 MOR'SIM-MI)E %IALL vwes!�i_(416) 21`43-8140 %(.'tR W )Rot'( ' Ill '�P,_(4 Ib) _';0 9020 TORONTO --.•: _010) 364 4421 HR.kVIPToN,., 1.1 (:kTlMRINES_ _('Xll;) 6SS i IS I LASER SURGERY FOR SNORING CERTIFIED SPECIALISTS Dr. R Kassel MD FRCSC Dr. S Siomra MD FRCSC 905-723-8551 Oshawa , Aim to Win with c;, Il �� Over a quarter of a million dollars in prizes to be won! Take \our best shot in Lottario*s -Aim To A -in" dart tour. Aim. shoot and there's mer a quarter of a million dollars in prizes to be won. 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Rested lot nvmnd pod - sauna • nwry i quarters • $ cagey, Night kitchen with 9C triple 9ara9a N a- I smengst ? - "Estate- horses is what you are � -' 'Separate formal dining room �+• looking for... Walkout from rec room to p Place contact custom deck w Your f�ixW consultant Life! ' Professional landscaping (416) 798-7288 - ! * $189,500 a 686-33 r •` (9051831-3300 1 JAC UELYNN TANNER'' _ 301 O 1 P.S. 1 have other "Estate" t Properties Available in various 619'9500 Y i • locations - 1'n be happy to fa>< the information to you. Net" �? RVMWealty � FIRST Ltd HERITAGE INC. Jr $139,900 ��' �� GREAT AJAX _ Well -kept 3 bdrm. home \ , STARTER HOME! .' 3 big bedrooms s — - with main floor family room, P'� �� Ti�ee„r•r•�• a Pie -shaped lot ceramic floors, 3 F� -(�; Central air — washrooms and built-in Large eat -in kitchen appliances included. Approx. 1,600 sq. ft. Located on a quiet street, a great place to raise a family. ti " Backs on to park! {CALL Good 407 access Asking only $159,500 STEVE r. CALL BRIAN --------� FEARON* KONDO* rt 683-2992 683-2992 _ >: RSM R VM� --^ QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. DUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. PICKERING �Eo J BACK TO THE Detached 3 bedrooms vs� ��S.s, f '� _farms FUTURE V err. �...:9r- ��mblr.� T'a ,:. a. the ' Finished basement o " ' a ; r r ii•,p converuence of the future Family room + en suite �. �`` ?� ' :BEDROOM bath HARDWOOD FLOORINGS CALL FINISHED BASEMENT NEIGHBOURHOOD WITH PEYTON DING* CHARACTER (905) 837-1054 RENOVATED KITCHEN A MORE - �- :)N i VAIT UNTIL -HE YEAR 2000. BUY NOW PATRICIA NEW CHOICE - }` REABURN RRS _ x _ '� REALTY LTD MEMBER ..._.-...-_ . _ RV/y 10th BROKER QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. LIVE A CAREFREE UFE! '� + ; 2,000 SO. FT. PLUS lot- ' JUST LISTED' Prof. decorated, ++$174,900 •'"'~ �_ 1.500 ft. luxury Tridel condo. ec ry L9" Fully finished rec room -►-.1� Full recreation services, pools. a•:;'' .. saunas. tennis courts, exercise Sunken living room facilities, etc. Large liv. rm. and separate dining room - "�- din. rms., greenhouse kitchen, VT Main floor family room �t�.•-•= = 7 solarium den, plus 2 big bdrms. with f �- '^ r=- -- and 2 baths, balcony. Extra P I� to .. .a. , ', : ^.: 4 big bedrooms, master ,;' , _-!, �-+ �t 1��.E.,�� special. call for more information. , r ••' >�� �'' t CALL LUCY BATESON with en suite •. „'77M.•..�k — _ Associate Broker (905) 619-9500 f� Main floor laundry ;off Ji•.7.• •• � „, BARBARA MI � EDWARDS* •- ► 68 2992 RVMW"" HERITAGE REALTY INC. QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. sEAuvL DDMOVERY LISTEID Di 5949900 BAY - AJAX 2 bedroom condo plus - Only $&,W down + $1,389 a solarium corner r monthly (P&rjL For nus unit, ceramic floors, detached 4 ' Pdrown home with - � - a large, bright kitchen, a big r spacious Idtchen, 2 tanliy room with fireplace, hat 5 baths, en Suite laundry, tub, CAC, dbW gar.,and a appliances! Call premium pie shloped 10111!t i + S app' CALL BERNARD LEE* , nOWll or "C CHOMcw LAURA MARKS* _ 619-9500 4,�-286 OR 1-900-663-7119 (� ,�>s• _ ROUGE RIVER REALTY LTD. HERBAGE REALTY INC. � Wowf Gorgeous 4+1 bdral. GREAT VALUE Q'e"5p.� • home. 3 washrooms in total Allain floor family room with fi Quid crescent location, private F 7' '1►' bads yard i a benubltllly f fireplace - Eat -in kitchen groun finished DnerN Family room - Large bedrooms with fp., grod floor laundry, r. all the bells and whistles!! Just Finished rec room move in! - Cold cellar t 4V CALL ANGELA - Large, fenced back yard R ;;. HOFFMANN* TODAY! - Nice crescent location FOR YOUR MOVING - A fine family home DATE CALL 683-1088 AL RYNBEEK (905) 683-5000 or (416) 286-5000 ..RV/MW 2 r --- 1s2soo OMEGA REALTY INC. OUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. "Amociale Blolw t bunbarton residents lose half the battle in lot size furor 7 By MARIANNE TAKACS there'd be pte-shaped lots. Councillors who .stAFF kc•�.R '� ° + r tF orettl t�te eaeundment explained .the pie-% t t a �P1C RING -- Dunharton area residents«'!s came away with half a loaf from Pickering IS arelargei•.than regular-shaped lots with equal frontage. The developer will still I Council recently as politicians backed off a require the approval of Council at the draft 1 previous decision to limit infill development plan stage in order to be allowed the 10-metre x in their neighborhood to lots of 12 metres or lots where councillors consider them appro- 40 feet. The residents succeeded in convincing ate. "I think l) of snowballed," said we really g Council to defeat plans to allow the construc- Appleview Road resident Chris Knight after tion of semi-detached homes in the area and the meeting. "I think they made up their minds before x e detached homes on nine-metre (29.5-foot) they even walked into the chamber. It was < lots. Last Dec. 11, Councils executive commit- redundant for an of the citizens to o u y g p tee passed a resolution under which the mini- there and say anything.' mum frontage for single homes on new inter- The lot limitations are part of the Dunbar- a nal streets in the Dunharton neighborhood ton Neighborhood Development and Design would be 12 metres (39 feet), the minimum Study that was drawn up for an area of Dun- frontage for new homes on existing streets barton bordered Toughly by Finch Avenue on would be l� metres (49 feet), and there'd be the north. Kingston Road on the south, no sem:-detached homes. Spruce Hill Road on the west, and Apple- A would like the councillors to stand view and Fairport Roads on the east. behind their decision and support what the The study was conducted in part to help the people want." Appleyiew Road resident Town deal with applications for residential Stephen Kenthol told Council Feb. 19. "Take development on vacant land behind existing your stand and do what the community wants. homes on Spruce Hill, Fairport and Apple- Lhm't hack down." view Roads. Residents maintained smaller lots would It includes guidelines for the creation of ruin the charm and character of their estah- new roads between the existing streets, the fished neighborhood. development of a new neighborhood park on However. councillors amended the Dec. 11 the east side of Fairport just south of Bonita resolution so homes with 111 metres (32.S ANenue. the establishment of pedestriartbic}'- feet) of frontage could be built in cul-de-sacs cle pathways and the preservation of green or corners on new internal streets, where space bordering the Dunharton Creek %allcN. SIMPLY GORGEOUS Svm!ng exec;:-.- home "' Huge 162 lot, backing on to greenbe!t Over 2.900 sq. ft. of luxuries "' 4 large bedrooms Main floor family room - den "' CAC. central vac. intercom Laundry with access to garage "' Interlocking sidewalk Landscaoing & much. much more PLEASE CALL: CLOVIS ST. LOUIS %/iVW FIRST REALTY LTD., 831-3300 sates Reprneat i W " xUW!1tne nrotar W% Durham set to fight Hilstone lawsuit' By KE rni GELUGAN STAFF REPORTER pURHAM —The batty lines have. r.'•'bEentdwn ih `a 110 -million lawsuit filed by a British-based development company against the Region. Hilstone Developments Canada is suing Durham for expenses the compa- ny claims it incurred with a proposal to build a new Regional headquarters in downtown Oshawa. Durham worked on the proposal with the company, but the deal fell apart in 1992 and the complex was never built. In its amended statement of claim, the company is seeking the money for time and funds it spent on the proposal, "breach of contract, negligent misrepre- sentation, and/or negligence". The statement notes, "At the request of the Region, Hilstone has expended large amounts of money in developing all aspects of the plans needed to build the regional administrative building." Both parties "were, or ought to have been aware, that the expenses were not being incurred gratuitously and that liil- stone would be compensated for all such expenses through formal contract or otherwise," the statement of claim continues. The Region benefitted from the ser- vices supplied by Hilstone and hasn't paid for those services, it adds. Hilstone's amended statement claims the company was given assurances on several occasions by Region officials that it would be compensated for any work it carried out on the prop(nal. Hilstone had to file an amended state- ment of claim after the initial statement was ruled to be- too long last fall by a master -- a court officer who's below a judge and can hear such things as pre- liminary motions, but can't hear cases. The first statement of claim was 07 pages and had 133 numbered para- graphs, while the amended statement is 17 pages with 38 numbered paragraphs. Durham Region has responded by fil- ing a I0 -page, 39 -paragraph statement of defence denying the allegations made by Hilstone. A Proposal and Project Requirement% Document (PPRD) Hilstone received from Durham noted the Region would- n't have to pay the company any money for preparing a pio0o9a1,`Dogl Is statement says: 'rhe Region denies that it ever made any representation to the plaintiff (Hil- stone) at any time that the plaintiff would be reimbursed in respect to any amounts expended by the plaintiff in the preparation of its proposal," Durham's defence statement notes. The PPRD also states Hilstone's pro- posal had to be approved by regional council and the Ontario Municipal Board before the project could proceed beyond the planning stages. Hilstone was given "the exclusive opportunity" to submit a .development pr000sal,`byl.hever did,'Dtitham's defence statehw& says. And, the Region didn't "receive any benefit" from'Hilstone. Instead, it "incurred significant costs associated with its dealings" with the company, Durham's statement claims. Region lawyer Brian Roy says the next stage is discovery when the two sides exchange documents and question individuals. He expects a civil trial probably won't begin for another 18 to 24 months. 101 CLOVER RIDGE DR., AJAX SOUTH AJAX BEAUTY, WALKING DISTANCE TO THE LAKE!! ' Beautiful main entry 'Spacious Irving room wth bow window ' Four bedrooms Two bathrooms ' Family room • Hardwood and ceramic floors Fabulous pool sized lot - Vendor says sell! Call Pam today at 686-5153. PAM BORDEN Sales Represertafiw GROUP 430-9000 ..:,•`. r+••� .w ■ �in sss • IWE SAVED [Elm Realty "FREE"' NEW CHOICE Ltd. PROPERTY MEMBER BROKER EVALUATION © ©837 • MULTIPLE LISTINGm1054 5[7tVICE .t / .. � l •1l t l -- !aim -64 .. ;w-, _i at= r THIS l s 1 B16 H11t SE. �( OT( 11BR(H)k- SLC/ -C o R! r 1'• I -R lar, } I I R,, llI i + EaL!tc cla o y+r, r,rl. J. BODDY Pu kering s Itit6,w Park `' r•prnui putt• Hoare and J,250 `4. ft lust listed. '. Itxl .q It . ♦ C or"Munrn Cit,r to trrutc m. J i+edruurr[.c. sunken J bedmrrrrr,. SMohs Cath crdn, luny rm. it,and Like Ontario Lite ,u•w. •:ester Main fluort fiwit Unique ird /trn,r lint SIw, rou, entre. neutru! decor 8ru.,,..e1ays S rmmn rrrurrhhergs 1 hedr—mv. en,eh ranula aped J bedrurnrt & larnrh rrn,ni . ■ +m IN) tui. Pit -kering V', rrhngv. rrnrron, nn,nn , (>r,"h/r cumve with openrr Call (carry- free* ('all Gard' Free' ( all Judr .Severe•'•, I STACEE...r allludv Sheer••• 83'_1054. 83 1054. .s 17-1054 r'-1115.1. ►N.f/}. `OT.tIF:' �l Pt)µ ER Of .S.II E - x% tit 111. }r,r CO.S'.SER% 1T1/1 Ilr(ur'hrd. bright wrndr,w ►iHYR/:'.YT' - l;nrpeous Srurhurnu.th A house wuh a , rr. J hrdnxrnts. :, + ,rnhr,use. new ,'ar t. neK .I rrtp rrxrm r4 dining rrxrm. Ir' .uurn..i brdnxnrtc, ,pus out -in kitchen - wG, to dr, k. „/o ndnw:c. hrdroontc h IinLshed basement. ':InWre. hardwurdfG,nrs. irusrmrnr. curter arcr+�. rate" 17,;[•chrd brt.cernenr write !- appliances ■ euuruweed better than rent JIrn,r luundn ,i lune rnI wrrh ('0-R Raul C'asiwo", r rith 51 `.000duw•r[. Jirrplace 0,19', u! uwnrr PrrdrM-9 1,Jxtrkur� spates Becl price 8,47-1054 CASINO' Call Raul Casina•, otownenlup F ut arra.' v17-/u.J Call Loi.+ Thomp%un*' for (-all Linc Thompson" a iniment. •Y.1-416.1. 8.i7-10;4. i1 _f.� .. (-NIQCE CIA SSY DESIGA! BL•At TIFt'L 16132'HEATED Srruurrd ,xr a 114 ,ver !or it, hem prrkrrrng It— ,n (hrr.,r:rd heated !' Lxared don r h, Surrlx,n,ueh Gal! p,x,l m ,—mr, bkr .rtnng Th,, large (-hub Ul"'I'd Imncah", unh qualin Ludt luurre itia ,win, auodrrd garage Mem, /�alurr, WALKOUT BASEMENT u ou nardutt )ram rr, in, it k., _' Ipr. ,nrludrd. Nei, neurit & uur,h,w,. high Ja,u::+ rah. .,k,'Irghl. IKauurulh' ■ • rjjir,rnrr Junnlr -Irh (:•C. Beautiful suite for Mom! Illuminated kidney Im"hrd Ixr.,rmr,n uah ,,I /NJ,& Renarurrd ,xrk Arr,hrn ,G ,ur.,lundrng pool! 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The time to make a move up to a larger home is NOW., Sale over S350.00' per month Move from 3 Bedroom, Single Garage to 4 Bedroom, 2 Car Garage Cost to move up/mo. 1989 1996 Savings Ajax $735.54 $375.58 $359.96 Pickering $710.63 $352.74 5357,89 The smart time to move -up is when interest rates are low, the price gap between small and larger homes is narrow and there is a good selection of homes to choose from. That time is now! Why wait for prices or interest rates to go backup? 'The examples are for comparison only. They are based on average prices as per TR.ES. districts 1:14 & E13 and current interest rates. Home sizes and prices vary. you can make a move -up for much 1 ss than indicated. - r. kZ-VAS JR End unit, open concept townhome. Walkout finished basement. Eat -in kitchen, 3 bdrms., garage. Shows a 10+++. 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There s also an eat -"n kitchen, cent. air, fin. bsmt. with 4 -pc. bath & sep entrance. Extras include: 6 appliances & more. Call today. Lowest pr cec -) cci -riex. only 584,800, ovedoc,,ng conservation area west exposure. top floor, upgraded carpet. woodburning fireplace, pool, hot tub. sauna, 2 parking spots. Great value". The time to make a move up to a larger home is NOW., Sale over S350.00' per month Move from 3 Bedroom, Single Garage to 4 Bedroom, 2 Car Garage Cost to move up/mo. 1989 1996 Savings Ajax $735.54 $375.58 $359.96 Pickering $710.63 $352.74 5357,89 The smart time to move -up is when interest rates are low, the price gap between small and larger homes is narrow and there is a good selection of homes to choose from. That time is now! Why wait for prices or interest rates to go backup? 'The examples are for comparison only. They are based on average prices as per TR.ES. districts 1:14 & E13 and current interest rates. Home sizes and prices vary. you can make a move -up for much 1 ss than indicated. - r. kZ-VAS JR End unit, open concept townhome. Walkout finished basement. Eat -in kitchen, 3 bdrms., garage. Shows a 10+++. Only $119,9001 3 683- 186 r OR _ 83,2992' Y V i' � i.�.a• :i..+:�iif�:tii�► ♦.}1�i�+ti�.�� t . a�t's�. w � ! t�itJ ♦�I � . M ;THF: NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., FEBRUARY 28,19% -PAGE 1rS► Aiax students make video itch for uni �i DO'C arents talk business A ty p i We can get you onto the Internet. Call us at 683-5110 AJAX -- Information on Junior a talk by John Walker of Junior Achievement is on the agenda next Achievement of Canada. week when the Archbishop Denis The mcetinu takes place in the cafe - O'Connor Catholic High School par- teria of the school at 80 Mandrake St.• ent-teacher association meets. Ajax. The meeting. at 7 p.m. on Tuesday. ('all Debbie Sohers at 683-6(1)4 for March S. is followed at 7:30 p.m. with more information on the event. STOREWIDE ANNIVERSARY CLEARANCE... ONE WEEK ONLY =; Feb. 25 - Nlarch 3 25-70% Off Selected • WEDDING GOWNS • BRIDESMAIDS • Prom DRESSES • MOTHER of the Bride/Groom Special Moments �. 137 Byron St. N. (Pearson Lanes) Whitb 666-8689 r AJAX -- Grade 5 students at Lester B. Pearson Public School have captured their own vision of national unity on video as part ol' an Ontario -wide contest. teacher Diana Petrarca's �• class was one of 36 junior and elementary school classes -•i kt across Ontario to enter a "Why 1 Love Canada" contest held by Toronto-based Keating E;duca tion Tours to coincide with Her- itage Day last Monday. E 's And. although the class didn't win the contest's price of a free four-day trip to Quebec City. Ms. Petrarca says her 32 stu- dents gut a lot out of the project. "Thcv all really learned so much about Canada -- things that they didn't rcalii.e before Diana Petrarca's Grade 5 class at Lester B. Pearson Public about our country's historv. It School have captured their own vision of national unity on was very motivational for them• video as part of an Ontario -wide contest.The class was one especially in terms ul" national of 36 junior and elementary school classes across Ontario to pride." says Ms. Petrarca. enter a "Why I Love Canada" contest held by Toronto firm. While she filmed and edited the video — which took three and emotion they showed• they of Quebec not being a part of months to prepare — the stu- take these things pretty serious- Canada. That really bothered dents directed and produced the ly•- she says. thein." The school projects are tape. which includes skits, "They don't fully understand being displayed until March sones and monk interviews with the scope of things• but they in an exhibition being shown at famous Canadian figures. know there are problems and Toronto City Hall at Queen and •'Judginz from the response there's the potential tx>ssihility Bas Street,,. i We can get you onto the Internet. Call us at 683-5110 AJAX -- Information on Junior a talk by John Walker of Junior Achievement is on the agenda next Achievement of Canada. week when the Archbishop Denis The mcetinu takes place in the cafe - O'Connor Catholic High School par- teria of the school at 80 Mandrake St.• ent-teacher association meets. Ajax. The meeting. at 7 p.m. on Tuesday. ('all Debbie Sohers at 683-6(1)4 for March S. is followed at 7:30 p.m. with more information on the event. STOREWIDE ANNIVERSARY CLEARANCE... ONE WEEK ONLY =; Feb. 25 - Nlarch 3 25-70% Off Selected • WEDDING GOWNS • BRIDESMAIDS • Prom DRESSES • MOTHER of the Bride/Groom Special Moments �. 137 Byron St. N. (Pearson Lanes) Whitb 666-8689 r PACE 20 -THE NIM'S AD'0ER11.SkR.WFA. I EDkt►ARtf 28; IW6 woman wihearts 0 Ajax resident Orleen normal" only a day atter the oper- Robertson is happy and ation when she healthy today, courtesy was discharged he from the Intens►yc of two heart transplants Care unit. "I was so excit- By NATALIE heart transplant ed the next day. MILLER candidate by a M. husband had stet- IA1 eco Tait Toronto hospital to he called in to NEWS ADVERTISER because she was calm me down," AJAX - An considered a "high she laughs. Ajax x%ontan who risk". Howe er- one had her "lite taken "Yt'u're in %car later- her away" twice con- limbo and can't do body rejected the siders herself anything. If l organ, "wiping "lucky' wanted to go out" her immune Orlccn Robert- somewhere, I'd system and trig - son has surytved have to rest up fur goring pneumonia not one. but two, da)s," she recalls. and a lung intec- heart transplants. N c \ criheIcss. won. lt1i.. Robert "I'd Inc c,er. da, Those compli- son. a\s her to the Iullcst-" cations led it, %1rs. problems began at She was Robertson's scc- aen she accepted for a and heart trans- sulfcrcd a heart transplant in Lon- plant in Septeni- attack. .Another don, Ont. almost a ber of' 1994. heart attack a vicar decade -and -a -half "It was unex- later c.cntuall} after the problerns pcetcd. Not marry led to her first began. "When get the chance to transplant in they told me the} have one (trans- M:trch of 1993. had a heart 1 was plant). never mind But she claims so thrilled: it was two. It's horse - none of it should unreal. I would shoe%. I guess I'm ha%c happened. have done ani,- very thankful-" "I ate well, was thing to stay firs. Robert- acti.c, wasn't alive." sun's second oi,crwcight and it Her declining transplant was wasnt hcrcditar.." health was trau- also pert()rrned in notes the tormer marc for her hus- London. but fitness instructor. hand Igen and recover. was Atter her health four ho} s, but "more difficult began declining, theN handled it this ume," as she Mrs. Robertson well, she recalls. ,pent six weeks had a tough go of j' f Mi. huhhy's on life support. it. She was hcdrid- been tabuIous. Mrs. Robert - den for years, We're a chose tam- son's medical relying - on o dif- il< to begin with: problems have fercnt type of they really helped altered her out - medicine a day me," she notes. look on life. ' just to keep me Mrs. Robertson " M a t c r i a l alive' handled the first things don't matter She was even- transplant well, anymore. People tuall\ rejected as a feeling "back to who are well don't Pickering aims at tax freeze, budget talks resume Thursday PICKERING — Town staff have carved another $2 million out of Pickering's 1996 budget in preparation for the resumption of bud- get deliberations by coun- cillors Thursday and Friday. The staff proposals, according to Town manager Tim Sheffield, would result in close to a zero -per cent tax increase for services pro\ tded by the Town. He says the cuts have been spread in relatively small amounts across departments and programs in order to avoid any major service disruptions. Mr. Sheffield maintains the public "won't be affected in any material way" by the changes proposed. The draft budget doesn't call for any staff layoffs. Staff cuts would only be made through attrition. When councillors held their first budget session in January they were told a 15 -per cent tax increase would be required to main- tain services while covering costs such as a $400,000 deficit incurred last year in fighting the proposed EE I 1 and existing Brock West dumps, replenishment of the capital equipment reserve fund which would be empty by mid-1996, a contingency fund for deal- ing with the end of the social contract, and higher- than-expected cuts in provincial transfer pay- ments. Town departments were instructed by council- lors to come back with bud- gets equalling 90 per cent of their 1995 allotments. The budget meetings begin in the committee room at Town hall at 9 a.m. each day and are open to the public. However, formal public input will be invited in March when the budget goes to executive commit- tee and Council for approval. stop to smell the roses, but when you're sick you stop to smell them," she explains. "We live a nor- mal Iifie. There isn't anything can't do now. Ido my own house- work. walk every day and use the treadmill," saes the grandmother of live who volun- teers for the local Heart and Stroke Fuundatio n. Being a heart transplant rccipi- cni hasn t slowed her down- as she and her tanul% lett recently for a two- week snowmobil- ing trip to French Ri%er in northern Ontario. At you can't beat winter. join it," she laughs. Orieen Robertson, 55, is the lucky recipient of two heart transplants. Today. the Ajax woman is active and happy. She's currently on a two-week snowmobiling trek in northem Ontario. photo by A.J. Groen Step into history DURHAM -- Area residents are invited to step back in time when the regional branch of the Ontario Genealogical Society meets next week. , The group meets Tuesday, March 5 at 7:30 p.m. at the Arts Resource Centre, 45 Queen St., Oshawa. Dr. Richard Gardiner of the East Durham His- torical Society will speak on History and Pioneer- ing in Hope Township. Admission to the event is free. Call 683-2476 or 723-7460 for information. MARTIAL ARTS CANADW I i TRAINERS OF DOUG" GILMOUR AS SEEN IN THE TOROtYfO SUN GET STA RTE 1:> W" "JUW ! 839— -AS 000 I Read your community newspaper on line, anytime. We're on the Net and can help you get there. Call 683-5110 You'll "TANK" Us For These SAVINGS! Great } First Pet 771 4 with purchase of starter kit : \Vhile quantities last. I S MINI SCHOOLS HUGE SAVINGS •IhN Goll" 01•w14pMr Toft"s So -e Tetirm 2 of W -W am " 88 • TV NWRIENCE BULK BISCUITS 44 $1 pler (454 g.) pound MilkBone Large Biscuits 51(g. 988 9St115 -�.--- - 5 Cedar shavings presspack $30" H 1248 425cu in (7l.) DOG BEDS Fle:xi-Mat Fantastic• Selection 20_010FF DOG COATS Rosedale Valley Road Gang Rest Qualin, $100OFF • TROP�CAN 2.226 $ 588 .1 e2526 • $7. PRIME s2 05 $9 X512- Town Centre location until March 5th, 1996. So Pickering lug 3UP0Town Centre t m,1, a 1355 Kingston Rd. Pickering, Ontario (90s) 837_ 1166 L c. THF NEWSADVkitTISE/t„ %VED.; FEBkU'ARF-2& 19WO–PAGE-21 �­Fhe Pride of Pickering" LORD BYRON Piano.Entertainme t Saxophone .; 90-4 Call us at 683m5110 'With your story id eas Pickering PICKERINc -- The Pick- ering Philharmonic Orchestra has a new conductor at the podium for the remainder of its 1995-96 season. Allen Litherland, president �f the PPO, announced the appointment of William McMillan as music director. McMillan stepped in just prior to the orchestra's Jan. 2O concert when the former Conductor unexpectedly resigned due to personal rea- "We intended to use guest ductors for the balark:e of e 1995-96 sea- It Lither- nd. "but Bill uickly gained confidence of e board and tablished rap - rt with the usicians and udience. His skill as a conduc- 9was so evident t his appoint- 6ent just made Common sense. We are very Bruce Wrigley, e orchestra's incipal percus- )nist, was busiastic about appointment. 'his is great ws," says rigley. "Bill is excellent eon- ctor who ows what's eded and has ability to get it of the orches - He quickly ;essed our engths and Philharmonic has new conductor, weaknesses and has lever- aged off this to make us into a better orchestra." McMillan has extensive musical experience and is currently active as a conduc- tor, player, adjudicator, pub- lisher and educator. He has recorded baroque and renais- sance music and is the princi- pal violinist for the Oakville Symphony and the former conductor of the Halton and Sheridan Youth Orchestra. His intense intertest in devel- oping young musicians was nurtured by numerous youth . The Winchestern1 Ars Special Events ST. ~PATRICK'S DAY WEEKEND CELEBRATION MARCH 16th Rick Washbrook MARCH 17th "Sounds Of Ireland" Traditional Irish Food. WEDNESDAYS V`�ING NIGHT 25` each....,. SUNDAYS PRIME RIB SPECIAL only $1095 (4 p.m.40 p.m.) 1400 Bayly St. (at uverp000 537-2366 OP@I EYEIIY OAY 9:40 A.M. YOU CAN EAT FOR AS LITTLE AS YOU CAN AT HOW Breakfast Special (Dauly) Luncheon Specials Daily Vim' TWO CAN DW FOR $ ery (EvDey of The Wet&) ` 1349. EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT (Evero tg on our WAN W 5:00 was) $!)!2 TWO BEAUTIFUL BANQUET HALLS oo �' �'�9E per person Pickerina Town Centre 839-2507 orchestras, including the famed lnterlochen Youth Orchestra in Interlochen, Michigan. "When I agreed to do the Jan. 20 concert, I was some- what apprehensive because I didn't know what to exptx't-" says McMillan. 'There were, however, a number of pleasant surprises. I he orchestra has some very talented musicians -- the horns and woodwinds are particularly g(xxl -- and this provides a good base upon which to build. As well audience was wonderful. W' clearly need a larger audi- ence, but their enthusiastic response to our concert was most gratifying and this makes the orchestra's and my work so much more reward- ing." 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P World's third largest women's AJAX-PICKERING — Teams host to 97 teams in 18 levels of Mi: from across Ontario and two competition ranging from the tyke gar: Michigan squads will take to the ice division (ages four to seven) to the Co at the annual Durham West Girls' senior 'A' category for women. dur Hockey Association Tournament in Billed as the third largest C Pickering starting Thursday. women's hockey tournament in the sioi The local association will play world behind only Brampton and Sur To advertise in this space, call us at 683-5110 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., FEBRUARY 28, 1996 -PAGE 23 hockey tourney takes to the ice Thursday ;issauga, the event will feature Women's hockey is alive and Ontario Women's Hockey es at the Pickering Recreation growing in Durham West (Ajax Association's top five organiza- tplex and Don Beer Arenas and Pickering) with 325 players tions. tg the four days of competition. currently on ice. The Durham West Admission for the event is $7 for ampionship games in all divi- association currently boasts 21 a weekend pass or $3 for a daily i will start just after noon on house league teams and 10 select pass. Seniors and children under lay, March 3. squads and is ranked as one of the age 12 are admitted free. SPORTS 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). Durham ff I - IT T'- -" I Pickering peewees power their synchro duet sinks other pairs DURHAM — Durham Synchro Club members were in sync to turn in outstanding performances at the Combined Regional 'A' Qualifying Meet hosted by the Club at the Pickering Recreation Complex recent- ly. Eleven clubs sent 94 teams from as far away as Ottawa and Windsor. Durham Synchro's 12 -and -14 -year- old duct team of Amanda Damtsis and Shaina Dinsdale beat I I other squads in its category. Damtsis and Dinsdale are coached by Deana Shaw. The 12-14 'A' team of Katie Ansell, Jessica Coburn, Stephanie Crann, Amanda Damtsis, Shaina Dinsdale, Jennifer Johnston and Lauren Millar finished third. The squad is coached by Holley Lundmark. The 15-17 'A' team of Lindsay Borisko, Jenny Burgess, Anne Frazer, Amy McPherson, Erika Vanderheijden, Leslie Wickens, Jane Wilkinson and Brenlee Wood finished fourth overall. The 15-17 duet of Leslie Wickens and Brenlee Wood placed sixth. They're coached by Deana Shaw. He's really got a hold on him Pickering High School's Jason Hinds gets thrown to the mat by Port Perry High School's Colin Wiatryzk who was eventual winner of this 141 -pound match during the Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics Wrestling Championships. High school grapplers from across Durham Region competed in the meet at Sinclair Secondary School in Whitby last Thursday. photo by A.J. Groen Pickering Panthers lose more ground in race to playoffs PICKERING — The Pickering Blackburn. "They're a real oppor- Jeanes scored twice for Pickering, Panthers could only manage one tunistic team and they've got a cou- while Graham Horne and Kyle point in a pivotal pair of weekend ple of guys who can score." Martin added singles. junior hockey games that they could Kyle Martin tallied twice for the The fifth -place Panthers sport a just as easily have swept. Panthers, who got singles from Jamie record of 11-27-5 for 27 points. Hoping to gain some ground on Jeans, Jason Wilson and newcomer Pickering trails fourth -place fourth -place Wellington Dukes who Brian Fish, who came to the Panthers Wellington by 17 points. hold down the final playoff spot in via a trade with the Muskoka Bears - The Panthers return to Markham on the Metro Junior 'A' Hockey for forward Chris Ryan. Friday night. Pickering's next home League's East Division, the Panthers Against Markham, the Panthers led date is on Friday, March 8 against dropped a 6-5 overtime decision at 4-3 late in the period, but claim they the Markham Waxers. Game time at the Pickering Recreation Complex were the victims of a questionable the Pickering Recreation Complex is Sunday night. Pickering played to a penalty call in the closing minutes of 7:30 p.m. 4-4 tie with the third-place Markham play. Markham scored on the power - Waxers on the toad Friday evening. play to knot the score. ttICRt1�16 rA1rE The Panthers scored a shorthanded "It was a good hockey game, but to goal late in the third period to send get a penalty like that was crazy. It Sunday's home date against was really frustrating," says ._ Wellington into overtime. However, Blackburn. the Dukes connected in the extra The Panthers came from a long way frame to put even more distance back to earn the tie after trailing 3-0 t between themselves and the Panthers. in the opening period. Pickering tied "Wellington is the team we're try- ing to catch and even a point would really have helped the game with three unanswered goals in the middle frame and took a in - -= 16448AYLY ST. S Just west ofBrftRd. us," says 4-3 lead with a marker early the ,,.�,,� Panthers' head coach John third stanza. (905) 837-M 99W r way to three league wins PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Arnst Loam" Supply major peewee select hockey team managed three wins in league play, and was knocked out of the recent rep - calibre West London tournament after winning the opening contest. The Panthers blasted Unionville 7-2 in North York Select League action. Ryan Faulkner led the way with a goal and three assists. Michael Karakolis had a goal and two assists, Ken Stevens netted two goals. Joey Pandolfi had a goal and an assist, while Jordan Hutchinson and Scott George added one goal apiece. Tony McMulkin, James Kimball and Steve Costa each had an assist. Pickering also doubled Forest Hill 4-2 in league play. Pandolfi scored twice with singles to McMulkin and Stevens. Stevens registered two assists while Stevens, McMulkin, Bill Antoniadis and Faulkner had one assist each. The Arnst Loam Supply selects bested Brampton 10-3. Brandon Marks, McMulkin and Karakolis each scored twice, with singles to Hutchinson, Stevens, Costa and George. Assisting were Stevens and Faulkner with two apiece, George. Kimball, Stevens, Kevin Fleming, ;Karakolis and Pandolfi with one each. Pickering competed in the West London Rep Tournament, „winning the opening contest 6-0 over Clarington. Stevens ,and Faulkner each scored a pair of goals, with singles to George and Pandolfi. Assisting were Chris Bryden, ;McMulkin, Hutchinson, Jamie Ward, Karakolis and Pandolfi. Goalie Kevin Emerson recorded the well-earned ';shutout. ,r In the second game, Pickering was shut out 4-0 by Waterloo, a respectable result considering Waterloo won its afirst match 12-0. 1 Pickering was eliminated from further play after a disap- pointing 2-1 loss to Lambeth. McMulkin scowl the lone goal, assisted by Stevens and Pandolfi. . . Goalies Rory Ck#= and Emerson played well through- out the tourney. aim PICKERING SOCCER CLUB .will be holding their FINAL REGISTRATION Saturday March 21,19% from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. - at the Pickering Recreation Comic (upstairs) Spaces are limited in the r,'younger age groups! SR'C SO" ARE NEEDEDW PMf of age`chnd health card number are required at time ,W of registration! For more information, please call 831-9803 PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER. 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Call 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monde to Friday .4®r TORONTO Call us for 9:30 a.m. to 00 p.m. Saturday details LINE or fax your ad Applies to Articles For 798-76726830707 (905) 579-2238 Sale and vehicles For Sale only CLASSIFIED Fentitling TH NOTICES INTERNET ADDRESS: I your baby's arrival v� a gift certificate- wT u to $25 worth 4 Htt ://www.durhamnews.net aby products 1 l Careers gin, Careers ' 1 Careers u1n, Careers On, Careers ffin, Careers On, Careers gin, Careers GeneralGeneral General Help Help GIM Help ®he Tech -Met Division of Emerson Electric• a leader in the metallurgicallmaterials testing field is currently seeking an experienced and enthusiastic individual for. ' MUNGUAL CUSTOMER SERVICE The successful candidate will answer astomer service inquiries, enter orders into a computerized system, eq)ecfte, prepare invoking and coordinate delivery needs. Applicants must be bilingual '(FrencWlingCah), with at least two years' euslorm service experience accurate data entry/PC skdis and an excellent telephone manner Although this position is arrently a nine month assignment, it has 'the potential for becoming a penmanent status job. We offer a competitive salary and benefits package. Interested candidates should forward their resume to: _ Grace Darling © EMERSON ELECTRIC CANADA Lm. ' 9999 Ntylaray Ott _ Markham. Onitari a L.3r 3.113 fax( 905) 475-4630 �wfsolw� a Get Started! - • �orrlputervM Accounting - Ne;nCrk Specialist (CNE 3) • �omputer Mwritalarrce Technology • Office Administration = - Financial assistance available to thou who quality Scarborough Oshwa (416) 291-6662 1-800-993-9993 .let Mune: A.enuc 560 Kung Street West <;�#CDI C4_LLEGE Reiman lir - roC E» & TECHNOLOGY Transform Your Future in ONLY 5 Months! Windows a Word - Excel - PowerPoint e WordPerfect • Lotus- Bookkeeping - Novell Financial assistance may be available. Full instruction. Day and Evening Ajax (905) 427-1922 DIAMOND MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE 1 � I � 1 opal General 1 Help AUTO DETAILER REQUIRED Apply in person WILDWOOD FORD 1167 Kingston Rd. Pickering or contact Jim Simms APPOINTMENT bookers XMIJOSSI J08SI wanted, no selling in- $8.7549.251four. Easy volved, full and part Mme work. Local area. Flexible avaaable. No experience hours. No experience nec- necessary. full training pro- essary. Call 1-Ix10.211- vuded. Hourly wages plus 9216. bonus' Positive and enft LOCAL Lawn Care com- slasbc individuals, hours pany requires enthusiastic deals for housewives and D�Dte la telephone P - Ch" For ruler. Cera motions, no selling ns - Cheryl at 426- NTE q,,,,d. Work Iron borne a COOK Indian Rob sh, Fa of" Hourly wags pus West ie 4Role stop. Ge bonuses. Cal 509-0701. artytirrw 4ze-ee75 7Abw E WORK AVAIka* no enwrier realired 1 VA I OVA CALL NOW 24 NONRti •raretgl.N�rY.er-- /a. -r PROPERTY KAMA " TORONTO STAR Adut% HEEDED Must have flim- and magus students want. mum 5 -years expenertce. ed for door to door sales. knowledge of Condo Ad, fi- Youll prance our intro- nancfal & operational ex- ductory discount offer to W10111011 a must. Send re- new home delivery cus- sww b: file 7279 Oshawa toners. Sol your own This Week P.0.13ox 4a1 fours, work evenings and / Oshawa ON. L1 H 3K7 or weekends, good com- TAYJ drivers needed lm- —"hon skills required, mediately for fast gmtldrig car an atao, bP cormtis. company. No experience sons paid weekly. Please necessary. Part Ona or cull call Paul McGill. 72"161 427-7770. or 6862292. 1 1 Careers PRODUCTION SCHEDULING/PURCHRSING PERSON Responsible for scheduling pro- duction for 2 shifts. Purchasing all materials including R DM parts for a paper l onuerting plant. Send resumes to: TERLYN INDUSTRIES LTD. 782 MCKRY RD. PICKERING, ONTRRIO LILU 2Y4 Career Career Training 1 Training TRANS CANADA TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING ON F ON ONE PRIVATE AZ -/'[)Z REGISTERED AIRBRAKE • OANGFROUS (AX)DIS P.D.I.C. • LOG B(X)K - BORDER TAX DEDU(TIBLE • NO (;ST/ PST 2a HR./•' DAYS PER WEEK i`INAN(:IAL .1SSLSTA.'VCE MAY BE AVAILABLE 905-428-9475 1(800)347-8803 IMGeneral General Help IM Help DEPT. STORE PROMO Now hiring FST & PIT positions to promote a major Dept. Store's account card. Successful applicants must be outgoing and dress in buw*w attire. Trairng provided. OSHAWA - BOWMANVILLE AJAX - PICKERING - WHITBY $9410 / Hrly. •r bonus. Call head office 14800-661-8997 1 - 7 pm DMI -No's PIZZA Neer Ak*M smastaillileaselivit eawrilbEp fear all of our tDurbalw Ieeadeers. Apply M parson at 1051 Siwm" N. (434-27771 or 10 Nwin led tri. Ajax 188340" Pan awM pwt liras pesit)isws avaihDb. Abe t bra ��skors. flit %roe Driven and NO LAY OFFS tut Egg local Admbsirg company needs to fill various areas innediateiy. Sales / marketing through to nw agelnelt. WE WILL TRAIN Cao Darya 728-8181 From home opportunity that pays to Vain at home. 427-1559 tt:wrwe ia75 /week from hornell Light Assembly. rruailirg• typing. forms, etc. (auaranlead. (416) 635- 2701. Code 6 (24 hours) wan sled to wort( with me in my home for 1 hour. 2 mornings per week. Experience ne(esury.Pickering Cali Linde $31-2080 or 831-=S. inxrye6alely to rent dm*. Expenenoed with tiierllsla. For appL ae 579-7151. 1r . Careers ' ' Careers ' ' Careers ' Office Office Skilled Help , Help Im Help UROWIN OBCis moving to new, larger facilities to serve the career training needs of the Oshawa area even better! Call today! IV 1 13USINUISS SI'Ii:C'IAVFY • Accounting • Human Service W()rker • Business Admin. • Child and Youth Assist. • Admin. Assistant • Animal Care Aide • Bookkeeping - Environmental Assistant • Secretary •Travel Counselling • Computer Software R - Tourism and Hospitality Systems Operator • Financial Planning Assistant I.F(:AI_ • I.aw Clerk M I�.I)I -A 1, • Law and Security • Dental Assisting • Legal Office Assist. • Pharmacy Technician • Medical Lab. Assistant ,1 fovinR to.... e Niedical Off ce Admin. 200 John Street • 'Medical Office Assist. at the Midtown .Nall 576 -9175 -DB C ONTARIO BUSINESS COLLEGE General General General 1 Help Help MIT Help Wdh minimum two years experience In the human services field or Community College Certificate required by community organization providing housing Supports t0 reintegrate homeless by March 5, 1996 (resume only) Go: Cornerstorw Community Association, 133 Simeoe St South, Oshawa, Ontario LIH 411311111 AtNntion: Ed Goetz CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser requests Thal advertisers check their ad upon publication as News AdIfel iser wit not 1x3 respor sd* for more than One inCDffW insertion and there shall be no iatiky for non -insertion of Pry Willer- bstxfl@f11. Liabiily fill 8f- mrs in ads is fintiled to the anent paid for the space OCCUpygg the error. All COPY is subject to the ap- proval of management of News Advertiser. AGES 12-18 EARN EXTRA $SS Doing door to door sales. Call Jason 905404-4543 AVAR ADD -Drop off, pick up. - Vehkie required - Able to Start immed18l*. Call Judy x-$542 MOST A STUDENT from overseas. Open your horse to a French or Spanish speaking teenager studying English in Pickering Mir summer. Students will at- tend classes Baily to four weeks in July. This oppor- tunity can provide an excd- ing cross cultural experi- ence for you family Fa- milies are remunerated S90. per week. For Informa- lion call Catharine Boyce 4209007 or we pay you rrjjrectly :c assemble out ploduct5. Easy work No experience necessary. For FREE details send S.A.S.E to Five Star Enterprises 1 U Liverpool Rd., Stole 213 Pit wing brit, LIV 61q MODELS NEEDED Female Ages 7-26 EARN EXTRA INCOME Travel to exc&V dries: New Yolk, Paris. ligan . Cal for FREE COrtSullabon. 430.5715 120 IF you are single or a sin- gle parent or separawd or divorced with three year work experience, you may quality for financial assis- fenc10e of d you are over 45 and have wenuy - laid off, you may quality or training assistance. DIP/ CERT.. Lotus. Wordperfect. D -Base. Word. Accpac, Bedford, Autocad. Ventura. Pagemaker, Harvard. Cor- el, Computer Programming and Systems Analyst. Co- bol. Pascal and C. Photo- shop, Quark Express and Illustrator, Durham Busi- ness Computer College, 427.3010 MANAGER Applicant must have a minimum of 5 years experience purchasing for industrial equipment. We are looking for a team player who has strong organizational cap- abilities, good people and negotiation skills as well as the ability to work on their own. Please send resume to: R.D. PROCESS INTERNATIONAL INC. 1099 KINGSTON RD. S-222 PICKERING, ONT- LIV 1 E15 ATTN: PERSONNEL DEPT. RECEPTIONIST Required for a medium sized company lo- cated in Pickering. Must have excellent telephone manner. able to handle multi line phone system, customer service oriented, and proficient In 'Nord perfect or micro soft word. Initiative and commitment a must. Phase send resume and salary require- m�nt to: FILE st7281 OSHRWR THIS WEEK P.O. BOK 481, OSHRWR, 0NTRR10 LIH 7 L 5 ast Scarborough Con- Itucbon Comparry Stronq ccounting skins. WP Lotus. CCPAC tax resume to ;16.281 4752 Sales 1 Help ! Agents GOLF SPECIALTY SHOP xclunes full tlnhe saNsper- on Previous expenertce ,n to golf industry a must �'rev*us Fetal sales ex . mance an asset Please u resume to 905.723- -590 Only successful W ohcants will be contacted for an Interview OPPORTUNITY 2 Demo Peps Travel Canada wide. S600 - S1500 wkly. Immediate employment. Travel pad 905.436-1020 ext. 19 1udi RECORD COMPANY seeks ',.L Ilme Juno, gales Rep 1, service music sores n the Metro Toronto and tutying areas Music back ound and sales expel -' lice desired Must be ag ;-essive. organized noe- :>endent self-starter, Salary Pius bonus. Great potential with growing company Fax resume to(905j 666-9205 or mail to 1450 Hopkins St S 103. Whitby, Ontario LIN 2C3 10 Skilled HNP CLASS 'A' mechanic vinth ford experience required by dealership east of Oshawa, reply to the 17242, PO. Box 481, Oshawa Ontario LIM 71.5 GENERAL MACHMMST required imwdialNy. M -- mum 5 yrs. exp- in i0bbing shop. call (905)5-723- 3777 TRUST DESIGNER po- sition for Roof Trust compel ny in Ajax. Duties included computer dralbn9, root Lar outs. designs and estimil- ing. CADD computer knowledge and experience required. Apply to file #7282 Oshawa This Week Box 481 Oshawa, Ontario LIH 71.5 1HOSOWMB&M DOW FULL Time Certified Den- tal Assistant with at kaesl 4 yrs. experience. Call 683- 1391 Daycare e 1 Wanted AJAX. LIVEOUT ^anny. 8 /r Olds References need- eC Call 683-6445 Mor- k'i after 5 p m anyhme aeekend$ LIVE-IN %army to a rww. bc,r^ : .'+g i clearing Sept 1st Ajax Min wage less room b board Call 905 427 9591 LIVEOUT NANNY •'eed- ed. April 19'+1, ; .:.hdd- ren 8 months and 3 yrs j. experience arM refer- -K,ces a must 428-8857 PART TIME babysitter walled. mor -, 4 30 p m approx 7 00 p m fill smoker Altona/Shepherd. (905) 509`3379 ff-P Daycare Available AJAX DAYCARE avaiiine ^ a .- ,r ,.K ng environment Onenrg care for crutGen of any age- Nutritional lunths and snacks Fenced in yard, big l ayground References available Close to 401 Please cap 686-0959 CHILD & YOUTH worker evadable a m - noon to provide respite care for special needs children. Please Call (905) 839- 7134 LIVERPOOLIFNCH Maple Ridge area Daycare in to finest environment or your developing child. Ed- -bonal games, toys. oth- er activities. Large play area. indoor/outdoor 420- 4073. MOTHER of 2• tuwpan time care. children 3 and up. Lunch/ snacks. Fenced yard, non- smoking. dose to school. WhiNs/4pt- 420- o940 o' ERlpbtfm ant vialled BOOKKEEPER lupi or part-time, manual or corn- pulen-d- (9MA39-2509. PRODUCTION Coordi- Fie , / Planner with excel- lent communication skills and 20 yrs. business ex- perience that includes war- ehousing. slipping, receiv- ing, purchasing, planning, data entry and computer skills. Seeks any employ- ment In Durham. (Days preferred) Quality con- scious. Quality Assurance 8 ISO 9000 Training with en- gineenng slulls. References Reply to Randy at 905- 721-1864 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., FEBRUARY 28,1996 -PAGE V IM Skilled IM Skilled J�QArticles Help Help For Sale G.M. CLASS "All TRANSMISSION TECHNICAN We are looking for a G.M. CLASS "A" MECHANIC who is productive/ quality conscious & wanting to work in a busy flat rate shop. Call GRANT BROCK AT COWAN PONTIAC BUICK Bowmanville 623-3396 MDaycare Daycare Available 8 Available OPEN HOUSE' at /0' e SUNSHINE NURSERY ' r SCHOOL , Register now for September March Sth - 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. March 6th - 9:30 - 11:30 a -m. and 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Morning classes for 2 1/2 - 3 1/2 year olds and afternoon classes for 4 year olds Fully qualified staff for further information call 427-6744 St. Pauls United Church 65 KING'S CRES.. AJAX Articles IPFirewood 1 For Sale 35,50.100 �.... A GREAT DEAL Top y.a�i^y ;eJs:led "air:wrood at low prices FREE DELIV- ERY Serving Picxer -g. Ajax 'Nhrtby and Osrawa Call DURHAM FIREWOOD 4274741 BROOKLIN FIREWOOD Essadi .r : . years Ban Curds. face cords and x•r- Qrng bags of quality sea- soned hrewood Fast friendly service and free delivery Please phone or leave message 1905- 655- 549C or 655-8797 FIREWOOD, Excellent Quality hardwood. Guar- anteed, wnanteed, extra long lime fully seasoned cut and spit Honest melasurnwt Free delivery. III Heat. Fire- wood (905;753-2246 SKIDS 6 Pallets for fire - w,',: ^ardwood d soff- wod mi Oxed. pre wilt or bro- .An_ delivery available, arge 8 small loads Limned time offer can (905430- 3013 Flea 1 Market BROWN BED sofa $100. twc :�gh1 green crinis 540 each. sewing machine S50 420-"77 EATON'S VIKING Port- able dishwasher, asking $100 call 839-0872 Articles for Sale F1SHOG rods, 10 It Berk- ley and 7 ft. Mitchell Graph- ite 8 Dawe Rea, $90. for all three. 721-2815. 15 GAL. Carpet cleaning machine, 45 ft. 3 secum hose, floor. star and veru - cal blind tools. Like new. 345 his. $1,200. Gene after 530 p.m. (905) 668-2846. 2 FRIDGES• upright keezer, white fridge, green stare, 12 d 22 a. ft. freez- er, older while fridge and stove, 3 pc. wall unit, dine cab -wt, oak 8 glass ccllee table. pure collas 6 end ta- bles, solid oak bedroom suds, king waterbed (6 drawers), girls 5 drawer dhest, girls vanity. recliner Couch, I1's pedestal table, chairs, 1946 9 PC. dining suite, round glass table. 4 smi chairs. 7pc. brass b glass table with 6 dusty rose chairs, brass/ glass coffee and end ta- bles. metal secretary desk/ rellum, combo maple desW dresser, brass lamps, school desks, air condition- ers. ceiling lights, prints, Yamaha 300 GS skidoo, 18 ft boat lnboard/olut- board, and more. 438- 0526 aquariums w,accessones 550:5150.'5300 21 co !our T V wrstand. $i5C Stereo receiver Marantz $200 905435-2447 APPLIANCES -brand Few -Lscay ^,off 2 sets 'ridges, stoves. 51150 each. one stacked washer dryer, 51200. one dish- washer 5395 5717000 ART! Limited Editions T-•sra Romance Eliza- beth Berry. Brent Town- send. Professionally framed. double maned Must Sal, Si4o 905-725- 38% ASSORTED ire grit-trarn- rg equipmertt Global, leg - press machine. owch- press. shoulder rrachiM. chest machineam-curl macrame, assorted bench- es. all plate -loaded Best offers. pkg or individual 905434-5861 NIKON � photomic head +nth 50m1 karts MC Days 905.723-4631 Even -1qs 9C5-666-3428 Scott SOMBONIER '- all occa- sc^s :v«da gs ongsge- ^tents. baptisms. conVnun- wns conformation. Low Low prices Call Maria at 905-686-0653 or 416-635- 9281 Carpet Broker, 'JC`, Nylor thickpush. stem re- sistant carpet For 3 rooms, only S369 00. Pnce in- ckides 30 Sq. yds carpet, deluxe pad and installation in your home Free quota- tion in your home. No in- terest. no payment for one full year, Daniel. 1-800- 217-0104. CARPET MILL DIRECT 100% nylon, thick plush. star resistant carpet for 3 rooms, only $349, price in- cluding, 30 square yards. carpet, pad,labour. Free estimate, Arnold 1-800- 663,6046 1 yr.no payment, no Interest.. For 1 full year. CARPETS - las of carpet, 100% nylon. new stain re- lease carpets on hand. I wig carpet 3 rooms, $349. Price includes, carpet, premien pad, expert installation. fast delvery, free estimates (30 yardsL Noman 61162314. CASH register, reingerat- ed sub table, meat slicer. 30 office desks, chairs. fid - Ing cabinets, magnetic function boards. Call Alt 623-2000. CHESTERFIELD, chair and ottoman. recently up- holstered, like new, chest freezer. Woods make. down wring char and otto- man. nearty new. 436- 6684. COMPUTER for Beginner 386, VGA Color Monitor $595, Dot Matnx Printer $50. Fax Macfunes $169 (905) 4305615 Articles FMI For Sale COMP'.JTEAS 386 - ^ortors from 5245 lJsed X36: 'upgradable cones) ";m, $680 - Complete '.ew 486 Dix 4 107s from > 081 wisvga monitor 28 Upgrade any system rchase 4 meg S99 8 -eg S135 and add a Quad peed CO rom for $189 ;omputer Clearance Cen- er. 164 Baseline Rd Bow •narvine (Just seat of Flying Ju,c^man Howell DININGROOM ;•,ite Pe- ar rat -,d :vel •are. buffer. up"'Isterred than. rattan -acks. 5975 or best offer -all 686--2477 -ft comic or magazine rack lectriC peanut machine '.r -sr Sell. Best Offer Cast KS 420-4304 ELECTRIC cuct heater _minx ';AT, xE0714 40OG watts 240 vont 1 Phase S40 Electric tur- nace. Lennox CAT eES2 681, 20 KW 24C volts. 1 phase. 2 sod '^olor,$60 905-839-135 7 GRACO baby carnage. ^airy _-,r with multi Co- iour. excellent condition. S95 000.433-4647 KEEP YOUR 8 rim 8 su • sate on h,rf wall ry video.Trpie R Video Transfer offers the best Price watt music added no extra charge cap 905-725- ,001 KENWOOD Tower -f P -w«• 'emote stereo pack. age 5 Disc CO. dual as sane High Power speakers Free d1Wery, Rem to �wr by Prorle Onty S995 wiry (9051571-1413 LOVE SEAT and recliner S95 eacr B.acx glass and chrome tide, ichors and hutch 5235 3reclnets Sao eedh. Matas bed and mattress 5125 Table and 4cnairs $35 Onice.recep- tor desk S75 each 905- 657-3532 MAYTAG side Dy side w^ e i .ater maker In- glis Gas dryer. washer al- mond stove. k,r.gslze wa- terbed couch 6 chair, H i- taCv floor mode TV 686- 5275 3 DRESSERS S45'each. Antique oak rOcker 5195 905-697-3532 OAK/PM4E FURNITURE - Why pay retail pines? One of Ontano's oldest and lar- gest manufacturer is now seting direct to the pudic Eg. oak pedesta table and 4 chars 5849: 7 to double pedestal and 6 chairs $1499: cannnonball beds torn $399'Over 20 stain choice$all solid, no veneers Traditional Wood- working 905-985-8774. PIAp4OS - GRANDFA- THER CLOCKS Dur- ham's largest selection - New and used pianos. Not sure) Rent to own, apt. size. ui grand, digital. keyboards. All 19% mer- chandise reduced! TZ, Piano Works. 4331491. SALE , WASHERS . dry- ers, stoves, $20 and up 3 month warranty 905-438- 1545 Repair service flat rate $35 8 up Wanted Ap pliances working or not fridges, stoves. washers dryers SANYO 31' stereo tele- vision Universal remote Superb home theatre. Rent own by phone Only $935/wk (905)571-1413. MUST SELL SELF CLEAN Almond stove. black glass door. solid black elements $250. Call 523-92'5 SHARP 27' stereo TV One G'n super -fiat tube. Pic-In-P,c. Universal rem - ,le Rent to own by phone ')rn,y $7 35 wkly 13051 571 '413 STORM WINDOWS ,an. s z=. ,-lir , '=ay window. 5 3 2 aece oath - room set and plumbing fix- tures, Double over with cabinet. Garbage =om patter: Jenna❑ took 'op in island counter. 4 & 3 toot bathroom vanity cerrywood. /annus saes of .nchen :abinets in cerrywcod. 'aps- es panel doors 905-655- 4683 4320132 after 500 PM STOVE, r:rdge. Freezer arnque :ak bed- 5 piece bedroom set, six ft circular oa, 'able min six chars. 3/ 4' va.ita Drill S 30 pc metal hole saw k t mry crowave stand. TV stand, 1 3,4' Oax stip flooring ext ladder 905121-9228 WASHERS "ryers fridge. s•.--. - _«w and recondi- honed. 5225 and up for Fe - conditioned warner 5175 and up for reconditioned dryers $175 and uv for re- ccmaltroned fndges and stoves Also tom operated washer and dryers Ste- renson's Fumrture and Appliances 227 Court S, Oshawa 5-6-7448 WEDDING ,•z« 26 8«aowork !rain. headpiece S75 2 red bndesmard dresses $80 each Call 434 • 338 after 6 30p m WHY pay cable? Go Di- rect' RCA 18' Digital Satal- de Lip t0 175 chanrtas Best quality picture & sound Rent to own by phone S7 50 wkiy 905) 571-1413 Articles Wanted ANTIQUES Absolutely. P_r.:^'JI :�:, •:,mature or an- ything old Scientific nsa1,- rnerhts. _-hind, silver. adver- bling, lit" decoys. tfoKs. malt bottles. collections or estates Call Robert Bowen Antiques (905, 655-8049. Brock I,r ANTIQUES WANTED Hoiser (kitchen baking station) Sleigh bed Wardrobe Please call 721-1887 MEN'S MOUWAN bike Must be in excellent condi, ton. and be of better quality eg Alloy trams, aluminum nets. good components. 434.5780 UNWANTED Scrap metal picked up, fndges. stoves. washers, dryers, cars, trucks, etc, Call (905)430- 9013. 905)4309013. Arb For Sale 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 Kinderrnan Stainless Steel Reels & Tanks 1 Developing Sink BEST OFFER ON EACH 579-4400 EXT. 7239 WALTER PASSARELLA OSHAWA WHITBY CLARINGTON THIS WEEK PAGE 28 -THE lool AD�•ERTISER: WED., FEBRUARY 28, 1996 Arts & Arts & Automobiles Auto Parts Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartments • Crafts • Crafts For Sale A Repairs EA For Rent Hin, For Rent EA � � For Rent VA 1 � For Rent END] For Rent WEEKLY SPECIAL CLASS 'A' MECHANIC CENTRAL Whitby. triplex, IMMACULATE basement NORTH of oshawa center, OSHAWA (Bloor St.) DOWNTOWN OSHAWA, 'JIMMY SAYS' come and Licensed transmission clean bright spacious, 2 apartment, clean, bnght. 1- quiet clean apartment. Large 2 a 3 bedroom 2 bedroom duplex test drive this weeks 'BEST specialist 'wiling to do work bedroom plus den, in a bedroom, non-smoker, all hearing ,s storage, parking apartments in clean low equipped, main, $650 plus, BUY' from his selection of at my home Great rates, all quiet budding. $895, in- inclusive with cable 8 pay included $655 per mo in- rise budding. Close to 401 upper $595 plus, renovat- qualiry pre -owned vehicles work fully guaranteed Also clusive. with parking (905) TV. suitable for 1, couple/ clusive. Excellent location a GO. Parking. Available ed. 430-3161 «725.9064. 1994 Grand Prix GT 4 dr, body work & paint Call 263-4125. pets negotiable $575/ 428-7677 immediently. From $695 / OSHAWA CENTRE / 401. loaded A bargain at $13.850 Ryan Auto Sales. Tony 571-0967 DELUXE 3 -bedroom month 721-2676 NORTH OSHAWA, large 2 month Phone 905-576- 3 bedroom basement apt 5 t 7 Brock St N Whitby Recreational apartment in well kept quiet LAKERIDGE RD. 3 bed- bedroom apt available 4255 laundry room, nice kitchen, 905-666-0627 ' building, m Port Perry, 15 room multi level (town- April 1 385 Mary North OSHAWA 2 8 3 bedroom available March 31st $750 WELCOME TO Certiur Vehicles min. north d Oshawa. bol- Mouse style) available 15th Top unit of 563037 apartments, available at plus 1/3 utilities. (905)839 Auto Center. blas St. W. Dt,wntown whd• cony with sliding doors. March. $850 plus S85 including heat (705) 437- ng at ( 888 and Glen Close 1884 See over 34 fully reconditioned 1989 Home 8 Park,1 large hvrngroom, 1000 sq per month, hist 8 Last 905 Last, 905 2924 i to schools. shopping and schools. family budding, certified vehicles on driver_ bought .n Septem- It living space. $840 plus 619-0228CLEAN ONE bedroom basement G_M Utilities included Firsulast required Call 728- Oshawa north, one, two 8 sale now. Eq. bei 89 1 trip to Nova Sco- hydro Also 2 -bedroom apt LARGE one bedroom apt apartment, Simcoe St. N 4993 three bedroom. Includes 1991 Buck Century Ltd b a. selling because of sick S750rmonth. Call 985.7349 available March t Laundry $469 plus hydro, first/last _. Heat, hydro, fndge, stove, total power, loaded. super nessexcellent conddior. or 728-2255 on premises. All inclusive required Available imme- OSHAWA -newly renoval- laundry facilities. 723-2094. sale $7 995 1990 Bi loaded. sleeps 4. 45.000 $637 Call 721-1178 any- Batey. 432-1255 after 12. Big eeP ed one 8 two bedroom,from Corn Uter Computer Blazer. loaded low kms. kms asking $32.800 or IMMACULATE 1 -bed- time OSHAWA: John - Centre ' P ' P OSHAWA unique 1 -bed- $595 mo includes heat room basement apartment. Street 2 bedroom a YIO)e0 Video reduced wholesale oNer 905-619 2335 Ouiet NW area. all tnclu- TWO bedroom - Oshawa, room apartment on Srmcoe and hydro, parking and apart. $10.995 1989 S 10 Blazer, $630 per month Laundry. St N Very private a ment. available Mar. Ist /96. awe, laundry. lar, fireplace. ry ry en quiet, laundry available No pets. $675/mo. prkg. and util air. bk. cruise. 126 kms. A- Apartments April I lsblast, no pets Parking' heat. water "655- sunken area $5 skylights in non smokers. Call incld. Laundry facilities INTERNET SERVICE now $8.875 986 , t For Rent S560 Harry 432-2442 ed Available Mar I. 655 dining area $575 i ubldres (905)831-8030 available. Call(905)432- Ranger Extended 5 speed. 4076 leave message. 579-7195. AVAILABLE V-6, good truck, $2.375 8914 •991 Cavalier Coupe auto. ONE A TWO BEDROOM Home and web page creation Hyper air, pristine white. only 64 Duplex Central Oshawa. link and server storage. •ms sale $7 295 1989 available Marcn t. $650 rn ■ r • • , ' l ,'robe auto. air. burgundy cludin utilities, arkrn Call John Duarte nice $5.195. 1990 Tempest 9 p g' • tented yard. Call 728-478C at 579-4400 E. air, 149 km. v 6 3 1, 0, (7051799-5329 ale now only 55 182 1992 Tatar extended baled 1 bedroom apt Mdl'Oxford ArtIC1eS stoves washers dryers need work Asking S1500 Automobiles -*auty. now $12.695 area Large. quiet, lower C S R Maintenance Bub lard. con- condition Call 427-2415 '990 Lumina air- gorgeous level of backspkt. separate Wanted Ues included Call For Sale 128 •^s $6925 1989 heat, parking Must be a uD ter 6 pm or weekends 53.995 Drive awe price 1992 Pnx Bock Reqal Ltd, fully load. seen $575 mo inclusive SALE. WASHERS.r• MOVIn• 1fOUSe room auto pow Kms one owner ea. only 71 Kms $7.985 728-9040 er, sreves 5'�_ and ,c 3 1987 CHEV Chevene. tg88 Bonneville LE loatl- TWO beautiful basemen! month warranty 905-438- Doc rep& -ret rebuilt ed A 1 sale $49 199' 99 1545 Wanted - Appliances rear-enaf. new water pump Cavalier Z24, back boalin apartments available. one work:rg or not. tndges clutch. engine interior - S7695 1987 Buick Cn- Cen- near Trade centre $550, 305;728-7349 Mail. Call 579-2886 sep entrance/ bathroom, improvements. red rooms. " in custom homes. aildrDOr15. PLUMBER available All services, moves, appliance open Suwtrloy. available immediately No law, apartments. additions, your plumbing needs and piano specialists Flat A PENTIUM 75oadea. 19.8 PONTIAC SUN- pets. nonsmoking pre- fences. decks sic Lr renovatrorn, red rooms and Complete renovations rate or hourly We now interne' 'ea:, lease to BIRD 2 :oc! sunroor erred $650 including ca- sensed 1« over 20 years, baseman' apartments Res- Guaranteed lowest prices' have heated storage units own. 58900 monthly Call ak.tc newer tves. $3800 ' Automobiles 0,,. uikbes, parking. Ajax all workranteed. for 'dental and commercial 05; 426-6537 cert 579-1319 9u No job too small,' Senior Now o offering tree boxes (9 Wanted worn, 683-0752 Free estimate call Emie $ervvg Durham Regan for discount (905) 432-2913 with move. Pane and load 1990 CHRYSLER2 Inge- BEDROOM basement AIVIN SAMEDAY eci905-404-8170 over 15 yrs Free consults- spal, staining at $99 and M-61 ' Lost & "a, ALL OPTIONS mid- hon Call Jeff 905-428- up Call for information, • -lir ht due. leather $$S TOP DOLLAR paid for apt g. Min entrance and BASELINE eE Renovations. 5706 PLUMBING I,censec7 Found 9 phone. 725-coos«627-coos 7'xgeous. CerMreo. 59.900 s_•a: .:ars 7 days pe+ parking. Minutes from Whd- ba;nroom.s kitchens. red- plumber n.; ;,b too small , week 'used parts avaol- by 4 comers $695 utilities. room apartments. plumb- MENARD i SON �0 fob too rig. free esti- 361 28531686 or 1-600 683-73C' or 4281879 at- appliances included Avail- x19. electrical. drywall. car- PLASTERING,New and males. great prices. guar. FOUND roti 23, on 661 2843 er 6pm able ronmediatrNy 430- pantry. 20 yrs experience, anteed lowest 905- 725- �•aw'-- S; 1Mntby Jack reoairs stucco concrete 19W TRACKER -e^ 9684 Call Andy (905)433-0143 2507 Russe type dog male CARS FOR CASH' we and paryrrg, cracked 'alit amt- s'el.,� -a-ene soh- Owr+e b 'J 23 bedropm a rt is B I contact 666 2 13 men now top, new Moro -top. sten- rd-top. `'y ' Sed - deo en. C1K must be in running Go station $650 Ubk- C S R Maintenance Bub lard. con- condition Call 427-2415 Repae service flat rate S35 firm Cab 905.571.3369 at- fury Ltd loaded nice. Ues included Call Want Available immadjiate- Boarding '^"rding b o 905-432.3119 a uD ter 6 pm or weekends 53.995 Drive awe price 1992 Pnx (905)683-2564 or • Int • ' , ProYetttents • Inlpr0yelMmts • • • ' Plumbing MOVIn• 1fOUSe room auto pow Kms one owner SCRAP _ars a trucks Grand SE. white. !905)839-7336. • wanted Any Coridrtion any Storage • Cleaning Janke wornry of Exeter 1986 Plymouth Reliant K loaded, wow $9935 Cer- main floor. all utitkes in Haniii-c area Ajax Call x'.700 con905-571-5'22 Durham Region Cash 'Computer , �r 126pop KI 9000 bur Auto Center. ISS 2 bedroom oaser^enr. car 'MISTER J S ARMSTRONG SIBERIAN MUSKIES 3 auto a• Con 72.000 km Anternet shape $1900 as s Call King Su W., At Midtown beted kitchen. appliances. CHEAP' Home DEV. INC. Specializing AAA -LICENSED AJAX Moving Systerrs - fWl 305;728-7349 Mail. Call 579-2886 sep entrance/ bathroom, improvements. red rooms. " in custom homes. aildrDOr15. PLUMBER available All services, moves, appliance open Suwtrloy. available immediately No law, apartments. additions, your plumbing needs and piano specialists Flat A PENTIUM 75oadea. 19.8 PONTIAC SUN- pets. nonsmoking pre- fences. decks sic Lr renovatrorn, red rooms and Complete renovations rate or hourly We now interne' 'ea:, lease to BIRD 2 :oc! sunroor erred $650 including ca- sensed 1« over 20 years, baseman' apartments Res- Guaranteed lowest prices' have heated storage units own. 58900 monthly Call ak.tc newer tves. $3800 ' Automobiles 0,,. uikbes, parking. Ajax all workranteed. for 'dental and commercial 05; 426-6537 cert 579-1319 9u No job too small,' Senior Now o offering tree boxes (9 Wanted worn, 683-0752 Free estimate call Emie $ervvg Durham Regan for discount (905) 432-2913 with move. Pane and load 1990 CHRYSLER2 Inge- BEDROOM basement AIVIN SAMEDAY eci905-404-8170 over 15 yrs Free consults- spal, staining at $99 and M-61 ' Lost & "a, ALL OPTIONS mid- hon Call Jeff 905-428- up Call for information, • -lir ht due. leather $$S TOP DOLLAR paid for apt g. Min entrance and BASELINE eE Renovations. 5706 PLUMBING I,censec7 Found 9 phone. 725-coos«627-coos 7'xgeous. CerMreo. 59.900 s_•a: .:ars 7 days pe+ parking. Minutes from Whd- ba;nroom.s kitchens. red- plumber n.; ;,b too small , week 'used parts avaol- by 4 comers $695 utilities. room apartments. plumb- MENARD i SON �0 fob too rig. free esti- 361 28531686 or 1-600 683-73C' or 4281879 at- appliances included Avail- x19. electrical. drywall. car- PLASTERING,New and males. great prices. guar. FOUND roti 23, on 661 2843 er 6pm able ronmediatrNy 430- pantry. 20 yrs experience, anteed lowest 905- 725- �•aw'-- S; 1Mntby Jack reoairs stucco concrete 19W TRACKER -e^ 9684 Call Andy (905)433-0143 2507 Russe type dog male CARS FOR CASH' we and paryrrg, cracked 'alit amt- s'el.,� -a-ene soh- Owr+e b 'J 23 bedropm a rt is B I contact 666 2 13 men now top, new Moro -top. sten- rd-top. `'y ' Sed - deo en. C1K must be in running pa story building, dose to C S R Maintenance Bub lard. con- condition Call 427-2415 schools. library South GM •' PetSlSuppUtS ;tion. nn,sl sell $6500 - or conte to 479 Savoy St Want Available immadjiate- Boarding '^"rding b o 905-432.3119 East. Ajax at MURAD AUTO h and No- 428--6328 t $6900 no gst Pius cera- 1990 VW GOLF 4a,. SALES 7pm for appointment LOST 3 yr old black ca•. auto pow Kms one owner SCRAP _ars a trucks A-1 AREA. Central Osha- wrr -r ,!e bevy answers !, mint conartron sun root wanted Any Coridrtion any wa. 3 bedroom bungalow Janke wornry of Exeter AM,FM cassette ASK "� age free removal in the main floor. all utitkes in Haniii-c area Ajax Call x'.700 con905-571-5'22 Durham Region Cash clouded Asking $895 Istl 428-6427 1993 Ford Escort LX. 2 lar Paid Also needed '81 last. April .St 728-9758 SIBERIAN MUSKIES 3 auto a• Con 72.000 km Chev p u Call anyttme. Ieeve message will DracK b rrr •r ,KC red me gray 'nt•nor, amfm Oshawa 431-0407 AJAX - BAYLY a Burch- vet-ch•ckea 1st shots ems. $7500 denoted 434• S2400 831-8729 days. e• 'new 2 Dearoom base - ready to W Call 571-7077 T564 UWALMICIrk ^i•rit apartment. vey dean or 263.2665 1992 Chevy Corsica LT. DEAD OR ALIVE 6 bright. separate entrance. C S R Maintenance Bub LA6 PUPS. m� home 3 • :, v6. ABS. auto. air. 686-1832 aundry a parking $725 00 in g repairs and renovators raises nam;. ..nes. CKC loaded. fed roar seat old FREE :Gwngnor x•ac nusrve 1st 6 last Call d el•ctncaj, Wcoilumbing. c shots dew class removed $6900 no gst Pius cera- ..sed or Abandoned cars 905-683-9023 rankc tints. carpentry From dewormed. rips guar pay- tied. 6661064 Twoks •hr 20-4 AJAX SUNNY clean one 4'166 repairs to "calor ren - Ment pian Cocked Ke, 1993 Bock Regal. saver. 4 top pflces paid bedroom walk -out, sat -on ovations Fully guaranteed. ness. (905 579-6038 door C w p d p s p b. air up to 5100 .•tchen. forced yard air tree estimates (905)668- OSHAWA OBEDIENCE conditioning. V6. excellent ING :o D's.nargectUr- `o^ . fumrsh"unfur- 33W Monaay Mann la- P,,Cpv contlrtion 106 aOOk s (416) 281-3499 ni, walk to town non ched rat, will renovate your bam- (up to 16 weeks and be- h I $13.000 certified 509- (416) 281-9804 smokers May ' $650/mo Sic Tuesday Ma -_n 19th 1940 Approved' on newiused 686-1832 Pretrial Call Bev at 905 435-06 86 . power 1994 CAVALIER62 '$lone 8 Cylinder automat- AJAX Harwooci/H1vy e2 ai, con arnolm Cass power r� steeny Powe' ��xks. abs TfUCkS Basement. t bed $5 i"o Terms Available' O A C 'If Drakes air, am-rm cassette. ' for Sale ;ndusive, immedwnt Larry ' ' Automobiles 35.000 k': t yr warranty °� 905'723 3940 Gutmond Sutton Group for Sale etnatnmg certified proved" Call Gary Wood, 619-9500 pia x'� x'd a 510.000 427-0762 1961 crwv $tverado ,VAX 2 bedroom base - 1987 DODGE DAKOTA, 2 2nd CHANCE FINANC. 4x4 &.000 km on rebuild men: apt sop ant laundry 1984 B.: -ilk Skyiari, 6 cy ING :o D's.nargectUr- m,,.o, New transmission air, parking cable, ubbties. finde• automa:�c $'195 Cefldieo 1986 Ford Taurus ascna-ged Bankrupts a under warranty. new tlttter initials, 1967 poly parts, Gose to all amenities. $750 4 finder automatic $2695 'Trustee LY others. 16 yrs exC 33' madders polished alu- mon.. avar able imme- e1Y dial 6&3._0819 DUCTWORK installed. Cornfield 1981 Pontiac Par Approved' on newiused mourn rims. nnt, pool, pill. discount, snort notice moved, relocated Excellent '$lone 8 Cylinder automat- vehicles -Down Payment ai, con arnolm Cass power AJAX, bright, airy 1 bed- rates. Free estimates. Elec- ic 5995 certified Phone Terms Available' O A C 'If . bOOster. 141 a ore. $7600 room bout Dsmt Park- trostatic air cleaners. hu, r 4A4-9759 you're working, you're ap- °� 905'723 3940 , 50 h backyard, lap modifiers B1- Small pas. 1981 HONDA AC. proved" Call Gary Wood, 427-6296 (416) 755-8991 pia x'� x'd a Call Paul 428-0295 CORD. power steering a Quick Lease. 1020 Brock 1987 DODGE DAKOTA, 2 9D5-4es 905-x27.1798 Makes. AM FM cassette. Rd S . 1-800-792-5587 or wheel dr 5 speed. 3.9 ktre 5972, atter 5 EUROPEAN file spedal• Cruise, air certified good 905120.9979 anytime V6 engine. 130.000. roles, AVAILABLE NIYE- rat, will renovate your bam- condition burgundy, 90 CHRYSLER Le Baron Mens great. good body n- DIATELY, in Whitby Apt. room, or ktchen wads, as S2400 831-8729 days. 4dr. excellent condition. dudes fiberglass cap. bwkiing., spacious, carpet- well as floor tiles. Good ret - evenings 416-287-3644. fully loaded. Never smoked $3.000 obo. 430.6722 ed• newly panted, tum bale cony close to bus sh erences and satisfactom dations, complete bath- rooms and rec-rooms 15M-01 ' Painting & yrs experience. tree esti- • Decorating mates 985-3794 GUARANTEED SatistaC- ALL Pro Painting and hon wdh every type at Wallpapering, alienor/oil nom• r to PI t nor, stucco Cowling. general efai as ening, repairs top quality work painting. window and door rgsonabls rates 20 replacement 'Father and seniors discount 404 son teem who take pride n 9669 every task - 4.34-5311 or M-9781 DRYWALL and panting, boarding tawng.t•xturmg IMPROVEMENTS Oualty home rencvatloru sattoe 1975 NO PROJECT TOO SMALL • Kitchens • Basements • Wxtdows • Doors • Bathrooms • Etc 'enovabons and repairs Small lobs 15 years ex. penence Free estimates. ',wvtng Durran and out of town area Ken 4344500 Experienced Cross Movers Bargain rates, homes. offices. apt.. Clic. Pax ftwing. Packing available. 423-0239 ,42ig 266-5513 Party mServices MAGICIAN, clown friends. ,early to entertain for any age. any occasion. Soft - days. promotions. open- m9s, fund team. Magic HARRY -0 -THE- shows are fun' Lettuce MOVERS Move big or help 839-7057 or 728. smallwe price mem alp 6334. Free estimates, so'lo's RAONTwants work doing discount, snort notice magic for maCnrldren's parties moves. Pianos rripved, also and all occassions. Have appliances. Comparable my own magician. Cal Er- rates- Call 432-2850 role 666-4932 MEN ,In large truck will Drafting Service. Custom Homes do household moves. rest-• Pjivo dental. commercial All • • types of moves Call Cart or 686.5211Jane 427-2856 OMAFlying M ICHALSKI MOVING SerVIClS EXPERIENCED TEACH - Mouses' apartments. offices' ER, will tutor grades 1 through OAC 523/hr, will. appliances and Wand SpB- oP guaranteed. For free esti- CBM Cllr's 1965 Fonda Cmc CRX. in Candied $6,500. 9o- 19.9 Ford 1/2 -ton, F-150. ping. all ttdlities included. mMes Cad os Dykstra 725 stretching our speciality (�) 967.1479. black. 2 Or. 5-spd , tea. GTI 430-0823 between Sam- 5 -speed standard w/over- first / last required, no pals, 4913 headlight covers. aluminum 9 30pm 00 goodt bedroom $625. 2 bed- room $725 caM 43D-0134 rims, 147,000 km 5950 ctatists. Senor and mid- mg to travel call Leanne engine. p.s., windowrs. custom sun vis«, month discounts Licensed, 6233757 w insured Free estimates • s Excellent service Call 436-• • Design 1906 NISSAN 300 ZX, 7795• Ilustration tras. $6900 o.b.o. (905) bedrooms, eat in kitchen, ■ • Flooring, 4041 ' CFL DESIGN Design a • CarP"ing bar system. T -roof, 5 -speed, Drafting Service. Custom Homes • �•r'. - Additions - Gail CARPET Instadabons - 25 al CAD Drafting- Fre• Can - excellent working condition, asking $4500 brio 728- years experience re- Sabo^' R•esorlabla rafts. oP guaranteed. For free esti- CBM Cllr's 1965 Fonda Cmc CRX. in Candied $6,500. 9o- 19.9 Ford 1/2 -ton, F-150. ping. all ttdlities included. mMes Cad os Dykstra 725 stretching our speciality (�) 967.1479. black. 2 Or. 5-spd , tea. GTI 430-0823 between Sam- 5 -speed standard w/over- first / last required, no pals, 4913 headlight covers. aluminum 9 30pm 00 goodt bedroom $625. 2 bed- room $725 caM 43D-0134 rims, 147,000 km 5950 94 PONTIAC SUNBIRD. engine. p.s., windowrs. custom sun vis«, On. pulse wipers. air tort., obo 985-8905 auto. 4 cyl. red, air. amflm running boards. marry ex- BENT APART - ptckerag• be" pain. 2 1906 NISSAN 300 ZX, cassette, 19.000 bits. rear tras. $6900 o.b.o. (905) bedrooms, eat in kitchen, loaded. bit. cruise, air, lum- spoiler, power locks. 4041 living room, 4 pce. bath, bar system. T -roof, 5 -speed, brakes. steering, cen shed. 1909 Ford 112 -ton, F-150, separate entrance. $750 excellent working condition, asking $4500 brio 728- $11.500 432-2821 5 -speed standard w/over- wadableinxxetlaley. Cad 1582 LEASE to own cars'83- drive. very good condtion, 427-6296 (416) 755-8991 55495 '89 Sunbird 2 door . 30) GAtic' engine. p.s., tint 136 kms $4295 ' 88 Ford 1957 Chev Caprice Wag- '86, •vDrone qualfies. No wndows, custom sw vis«, On. pulse wipers. air tort., credit check. 570034 On running boards, many ex - 9 -passenger, tilt steering, taro Ltd. 6867428. tras. $6900 o.b.o. (905) amMm Cass stereo. 5 Irtre MCMILLAN & WIFE 40oll ergtne. 180,000 kms. re- buiM trans. new ores new AUTO SALES '88 Grand 1990 CHEM, red, 84,000 suspension, new front to- AM 132 kms loaded $5295 lul­ v-8 auto, excedenti con- loors, idler arm, plus many '88 Mustang convertible dilion, $10.000. 728-6490 new parts. Also recent new top $4695. '90 Sun- tune-up and new exhaust bird LE 4 door 123 kms _ vww Mechanically A-1 certified 55495 '89 Sunbird 2 door ' 4 52500 certified or best oder 136 kms $4295 ' 88 Ford I GENERAL CARPEN- Free estimates. D a N DSC01lf:�iiFLOW Iwo 987-1799 «987- : • Wligllt I..tt>'ss M i • LOSE WEIGHT AND FEEL __ GREATI Irs tun. It's so" •E his ant natural. Dont mraiL M4M4 ® tall now (905) 427-6797. • � • »r FirlarleW • • Qjj�Cfgry mHouse • Hobltse Cleaning • Clean GET REFUNDS 2 TRY tree estinwt•s. house SIGGOIConstruction Ltd., wrunn wits by E-8lirtg your tax re - addition, basemen, decks, Se^"rl9 a••tl•m R•9inn for tum, personal and busi- trim work, door installation. 19 yrs. Additions, suriodacks. • • 19/7 Daytona Shelby. ness accounting services. baseboard. (9D5) 6,9 patio doors. we,fross, �' repairs, demolition, dispo- • Ca1111"otln9 C.G.A. 2930 Bill Jr. roans. flagstone, frac anti- r GAILLIND 87 Dodge Dakota 134 +ons (WS)420-2081.Judy and 401. $450. per month rttates. 905-5713-5760. FREE Cleaning with bookings of week) & HANDYMAN with trust •ntllnt cassette, excellent 54495. 87 Fifth Avenue loaded $4295 '86 Ford FM cassette $9.91)0 728- inclusive Available March 1.721.2815. and tools for home and I MAID SERiI(.�S • Condition inside prld out. 52300- 905-131- Phone Jell at 404.9517 H6/6119 16' cube 123 kms 5';295 BASEMENT apt , one commercial renovations. • ' • • 19/7 Daytona Shelby. 85 Rviera iloaded $2995 - 1990 ISUZU TROOPER• bedroom, dose to shoppng repairs, demolition, dispo- • Ca1111"otln9 WINTER SPECIAL on trie pub 160000km red tint 87 Dodge Dakota 134 +ons LS 6 cylinder. certified, excellent condition. air. AM/ and 401. $450. per month sats, carpentry, rooting, FREE Cleaning with bookings of week) & •ntllnt cassette, excellent 54495. 87 Fifth Avenue loaded $4295 '86 Ford FM cassette $9.91)0 728- inclusive Available March 1.721.2815. odd jobs, dean -up. Dan 683-7009_ GAS PIPING and dtra y bi-weekly services. Inquire for details. q • Condition inside prld out. 52300- 905-131- conversion van $4495. 5972, atter 5 work, wstWW, revised, re Caring for home . IlliJ1 be cetofi•d• �. • MANY CARS UNDER BRIGHT SPACIOUS 1 1/ 2 bedroom upstairs apan- TOMMYS HOME IM- PROVEMENTS- ca t located. 14artidib sb- and air fllraton. ServingDur- your with personalized and Professional service for over a decade. • lmy CADILLAC $3000. CERTIFIED! FI- 'lancing available. MCMIL- r e l 6 mens in private horse. Sim- Coe Roseland area, private �^ ry' dryw ad, basement apts., roc ham I« over 25 years. Cad (FLEETWOOD, 62'� LAN a WIFE Auto 200 Dun- DS entrance. one car parking, room, painting and deco- Bab. (11M) 686-9726 (Fully bonded and insurf )d) frit.. alowYOont condition, black exlNior, brollin W""- blas St. W. Dt,wntown whd• , • • 3 appliances. 5650 per mo IsOast references re- ratxng, ceramic blas. CallL& Tommy al (905)42"105. - 683-7515 ipr, Waded, SeriWn frtqut- by 906.6663381. quired Call 5768312 Ii•s only. 725-3123 i.•iw rwY�o��..�...... .rive•.._ -. .- _. _. _r. _.____ Apa�rtmerlts Apartments For Rent For Rent FHoRe i / HOU-S"rA Rooms For Rent For Rent AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 applianc- es, underground parking. 55 FALBY CRT. TUES., WED. THURS. 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. SAT., - SUN, 12 NOON - 5 P.M. MON. & FRI. - 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. (905) 683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED AJAX SENIORS Large 2 bedroom. broadloom and 2 bedroom wheelchair accessible unit, (, MEDICAL DOCUMENTATION REQUIRED Recreation facilities and active programs MATURE ADULTS/SENIORS 2 bedroom with den, broadicom, air conditioning, underground parking PLEASE CALL (905) 683-9269 11 IST CHOICE AFFORDABLE HOMES V111i RENT BUY! No down payment, No plroblem! Let we show you how! Mortgage Payment $700 per with eat Call Thomas C. Pike Sales Rep, Remaa Accord Realty Ltd. (905) 5763111 N7i0 SAYS YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE? 81 Semi $599/mth ? H• nungabw $725imt . H' j, Exec S899rmth dent-10-Dwn Available No downpayment? Bad Credit? 8ankrtpt? Call Ye! 571.6275 1-800-840-6275 MARKS r%vi I Y k. a.I:nI ONE a Two uwu,_ti apa'fc. !r . mmediate possessnoh. prefer couple. central Oshawa. Indge. stove. carpet. shopping plaza, bus stop. laundry facilities. 725-2642 after 5 pm OSHAWA Jose to GM. newor -- ding, 1 2. 3 - bedroom apartments 905 438-0229 PICKERING 4Gt;whntes 2 bedrairr, unfurnished basement apt.. sep exit . newly renovated, utilmas and parking included. $700. Avail , rimediantly Mature adult CSN 905-420- 4576 PICKERING NORTH. Spaauus ' bedroom Walk -out Fneplace Park rig Estate lot Non-smoker No -pets 1s61ast $850 /mo nU. 905-649-5465 PICKERING Vdiagv. very !arg.r �ngh! 1 bedroom, above store, newly reno- vated. CAC. utilities and parking included S700/mo Available immedently Call 428-6546 after 6 p m PICKERING, quiet place, midair aged :oup it Own MlranCe, patio babreque, huge bedroom. loving room,kitchen, non-smok- ing, $750 lino inclusive (905) 619-2335 PICKERING. Separate en- trance Bright Sam, -base- mart furnished Irvngrclom and bedroomShare kitdt- en, bathroom, laundry $400 Own transportation required 427-0019 PICKERING, 401 /Whites. large unfurnished 2 -bed- room basement, separate entrance, fireplace, laun- dry, parking, fndge, stove. Available April 1st. Mature adult. Can 905.420.9766. PICKERING, LARGE one bedroom basement separate entrance, central air. laundry. i nmedale. 5650 mdusive. No pets. non smoker, (905) 837- 5173 PICKERING- newly reno- valed. 900 sq R besoment W. Separate entrance. 6WMW*Y, cable. 1st last. Non-smoker. $750 aN inclusive. Call (905) 419.1103. SOUTH AJAX, one bed- room baswrketN apartment, separate antrance. 4 pce. bath, fridge, slove. laundry. Parking, no smo uing no pees, $600. 428-1205. be- fore 3 p.m. SOUTH Ajax, 1200 sq. h. tDWAW*nt Spit. fireplace single person, $675 share laundry fac.. driveway. rust/ lst. March I New kiKti- erWath. 619-0829 SOUTH Ilex, immaculate t bedroom basement apartment, broadloom throughout, separate en- trance, heaVhydro included $675 firstilast, non smok- ing. Available immediately 686-3204 AJAX- 2 bedroom apart. ment in burlding. Utilities included. Near bus, shop- ping & Schools. Duet, nice erN. Available April Ist. 683-e145. SOUTH OSHAWA. zo Wentwcrh St W :a•ge 7. 2, -bedrooms. dose to buses. shopp'h9. available imme- diately $550. $650 & uD fridge, stove neat, hydro park.ng 1st requiredlast negonaote. no pets 434- 5183 576-5142 botwerrn TWO bedroom main Noor af;rTment in BrOokbr. Available Apr-, 1 Includes 4 appliances, heat/waten, basement. large garage wi loft, lots o1 parking. Walkout from kitchen 10 large deck: yard S900 /mthly . hydro F,rstAast . references re- quired No pets 905-985 4049 PICKERING walkmg *S- tan(e 4, .,.Mall, 2 bed- room spacious basement apt . private entrance/park- ng. Lair, no smoking. no pets $750 905-837-0674 WESTNEY 40' Noy 2. new 1-bedr0cm ,w/o base- ment apartment, backyard twat. I,virigldin,ng. k tchen 4 -piece bath. 5 appliances. central air, paring. $600v1- dus4ve 428-8752 Credit Check WHITBY Duffer,n St . 2 bedroom apt . in clean. quiet building Fully broad - loomed Large closets Near an amenities Frxlgei stove $679 all inclusive 4041414 WHITBY 2 level apart merit one bedroom pus Iofl. unusual layout. deck parking. near go. $835 in - clusive Ist April (416) 699- 5287 WHITBY Nat for rent in Victorian home 1 extra large bedroom, 1 small bedroom, large Irving room, own kitchen and four place bath, sap. ent.. South West of Brock and Hwy. 2. $640, per month Stephen 905- 430-9349 MUST BE SEEN , Vil by2 bedroom apartment, walking distance to Go still bon, lots of parking, ap- piance5 included. Call (905) 430.8608 or (905) 433.7637 WHITaY, BRIGHT spa- cious 2 bedroom carport npHousing Wanted RESPONSIBLE FAMILY nannrg to rent a,ge 3 4 Gedroom home, finished -. asemenl, fenced yard, ryax location Call 905-428 184, 905128-81% rA ' Townhouses For Rent GOOD NEIGHBOUR- HOOD sour Osra&a 3 erl"'Ohl townhouse in mall !amly complex close ) schools and shopong >898/mo all inclusive first! Last 435-1052 AVAIL. April ' Ohv?114,1 - . h ...-. RENT OWN - • A) townhouse near schools dcw^ $r+Cr month and Dus route 5635 .n- georgeous 3 bedroom dudes water Cali, 305 bungalow in Prestigious 4323787 Glens of Oshawal. hot tub. ' , wet bar, fireplace. oak EXCELLENT CONDITION kitchen: & nardw0od floors 3 bedroom 1:2 oaths 1905)316-7286 North Oshawa (Ormond Oshawa Centre High Col- Df, Fridge & stove 5950 3 Bedroom Semn, avaal- rho plus heal & hydro (905, able Apr ' Simcoe St S. 579-0899 fenced yard newly re- deco$954 plus u"k E KING i TOWNLINrated. E nes 616 366 2523 KING avY4ao.e Maar May I Large 3 bclrm 3 -BEDROOM come in houses neutral decor. 4 qu,e1 C:.,rnce subdvnsan. appl. 1 112 baths. base- partiaily-lum'Shed 5110C/ meet 6 garage 5895 month+ utilities Call 905- uhl Phone 721 8213 436-1684 or 905-728-6818 Evening and weekend ap- WHY RENT? No money pO1ntn+ents available down Own. /,.u. own homy. OSHAWA Taunton $im- kke new. fridge stove. 5.'50 coil Totaliv redecorated. nil all but phone 3 bed three bedroom . 11/2 room asking $6.2,900 Call baths, w/o to patio, pool Ken Collis, Cokiwell Baht- appkances, park,ng. SSW er 728.9414 first , last, ria.. For ap- IxxnMynt. 1416) 345--9'90 AJAX i bedroom sem,. 4 aDGiar -.r;. $900 rmo . SOUTH PICKERING. 3 utht,es. 1SVI"t. no-pets bedroom tower.:,.. _,ase 416-298 9 745 to schools & TawneGmn f886 pus utinnes. first & N.OSHAWA or 4 de- last, available March 15. lathed Dungaiow w•ga 839-9446 rage Dining room, 2 bath ret room, gas fireplace den. private yard. patio Avail April 1( rablel $990 . old, 905-434 1349 or 416-769 949 7 OSHAWA, e.aan main (lour 2 brdRjOnt. breakfast nook with walkout. 2 car parking. close to park. annenilies. $750/month in- clusive (905)725-2421 OSHAWA. house with SPACIQLS i I-eerxm , villouse, m wall mafrr. !aided family complex ..lcludes at utfir 4 ap- pl ances. parklirg, dose to schools and ali amenities 122 Colborne SL E. Oshawa For ai 434-3972 large backyard and garage. 3 bedrooms, 2 112 bath- rooms. $600 per ria. Call 9M 683-9525 PICKERING avail. May 1 e t Beautiful 3 bed. home in nice neighbourhood, fin- ished bsmt.. wet bar, fire- place, fenced back yard, garage, 4 bath. $1250. + uthtes. 1stAast, rel. req. 427-0363 PICKERING area pool, ai r•conciboned. 1600sq.tt.+ . Sam. $1200fmonn + uilf- lies. 1 stilasL Available April 1st- Can 905-697.1551 Laundry, wSW44A to fenced Money yard, play area, available 4dlU of may Ist. $650 plus; miles, • 668-5345. Townlwwa WHY rem where you can ' , own your own Home for a., .^ a a, 5' •0 per month . less than you Rink?!! CaN o a c Free conwnabons Dave Haylock Sales Rep, Re/Max Summit Realty (1991) Ltd. (905) 668-3800 or(905) 666-3211. Houses i , For Rent $1 - Absolute Affordable! Why Rent? Own your Home from $749Irnonth (utilities included) No Down pay- ment? Can Me!! Mark Sta- pley Sales Rep Sutton Group Excel Realty 571- 6275 or 1-600.841}6275. _ $925 INCLUSIVE - 3 bedroom brick bungalow, man floor, Central Oshawa, April 61. Must be seen 10 appreciate. 434-5247 leave message. AVAILABLE FAMILY COMMUNITY 4 bedroom townhouse, broadloom, single car garage, close to schools, shopping and transit. PLEASE CALL (905)683-9269 AJAX FURNISHED / un- lurnished rooms. Spectac ular view of lake Executive home.( ensuite 2 wash- rooms. shared kitchen Parking and cable includ- ed Mature working peo. ple. non-smokers 1st,'lasl. references $89 to sio9. weekly 427.1677 BAYLY West Shore P.ckenng Nice furnished ")om All facilities s40o / "ionth 839-4271 CENTRAL Oshawa room ".i 'r-ni S350 mo Share chen,bathroom, yard Available Now Call Al, 7251074 (leave message) DECENT, r -lean room. re- frigerator and bath, share k schen- amenities. S80 and .D Parking. Port Perry & Oshawa 728-9759, 433 7810 or 985-9761 EXCLUSIVE large beau. "iul bedroom. oversized bathroom Jacuzzi + Sky fight Available for single hon-;mokmg business man Rent negotiable Call 839-5853 FURNISHED and unfur- msned rooms Please call 831-2395 for more mtor matron IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY part- ly furnished Large front room, limited use of kltcnen, see and discuss terms. Call 839-1366. LIVERPOOL / HWY 02 large rrrr^ on first -- $400 quiet responsible rime Accomodation OSHAWA- Adelaide & Harmony, Female to share townhouse with same Use of all facilities Non smoker. $375/mon tsVlast 434- 9791 USE OF WHOLE house including laundry, own bath, with whirlpool, close to all amenities. available immediately 5340 inctu- sive Istlas1 Alax 686-3840 (iOnd011injl1M For Rent AJAX. 1 -bedroom, top floor, 5 appliances. wood - burning fireplace, balcony, underground parkog. in- door pool. Available April Ist $825+utdates Call 905-509-6102 OSHAWA. 1 bedroom condo c'.ean wiet building aw.underground parking, iaundry room,lounge, new- er building. available March Ist $650 month plus hydro 433-1569 UTOffice & Retail Space 2 r,otessional offices for rent $500.1mo each All Aitws included On West r.ey Rd S Alae Accounting or computer services or re- ated 686.0486 ;r 428- 1879 after 6 p m I!! 4 Months Free Rent „L Oshawa ;ehtre. 6o0 sq h second Noor Oshawa downtown, Fry; sq earn $500. 35CC sq Lwrlvl 5100C 250 Sq. main, S35G . 600 sq 2nd fir 5500 105C sq Tam $1.000 Call 4342447 or persons No pets Call 420-- 655-4132 1975 Condos 1 for Sale THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., FEBRUARY 28, 1996 -PAGE 29 Private Hotne� Legal RMPersonals For S* • � Notices M911 I WILL buy homes for cash Quick closings Tele- phone (905) 434.8116 Oshawa to Pickering, of (905) 786-2980 Oshawa to Port Hope $104.900 Gorgeous 3 bedroom bungalow, on quiet street, possible in-law apartment with 2 wash- rooms country treedlot Gleaming hardwood ft rs eat:n kitchen, won't last Call Peter Neal. Sales Rep Guide Realty. 723- 5281 OPEN HOUSE, Sun Feb 25 & Sun March 3, 1 to 3 p m. 58 Irwin or Whit by (Bums & Garden ) 1672 sq It Crouse asking $174 900 Cedar deck 50 if fenced lot 430-4750 PORT PERRY - $139,900 3tro ;gym convenience plus - walk to all amenities Large lot for garden F•rst bine buyers dream or retire here Call Catherine Ayohe. Remax Scugog Realty. (905( 985-4427 24 n. pager POWER of Sales" S89. GC^ buys a 3 bedroom 9elaCned home with ga age. try 5°'6 down monthly payments of S738 including taxes Ted Houghton Re - max Summit 668-38011 WHrTay-OPEN HOUSE, >.r Mar 3 913 C"'cos r,•es 2400 sq. h bungalow living space in- cluding f,n,shed bsmt new oa,i -upboards. eat .n krtnco?r set) dining room 4 bdmts 2 baths. c7a. C.V. single attached garage. heated 1,uole wiorxsrsip & much more S'79XC for details call 668-6282 PI('KERItiG Pari lallL stlf-1 untainrd basement rimm for rient. Avallabler Immediately. ',udtable fur malt For more Informa- tion call 426-26:3. FURNISHED �, to @(: -able. ;.asking, stye baths and kites- suit Bo- gle working m.a,, S90 per week 831-1279 leave message SOUTH AJAX <hared bat• i, %-en aundry parking $400 Must like dogs 686-6192 WESTNEY AMC) HWY 2 2 irge rr.vns for •Frit 5350 - $375 prus ublrttes No Pets . non smokers. cable and parking tst ,last avail- able mmediatery, Call 683- 5480 6140 Storage Space wAiiRY : oeoroom con- ic ^ Aria( Marty upgrades. ror more nformahon ^ail ST ONCEN" DEPAULS SOCIE71 DF ST SERNADETTES -ra stbr-, . 3c ^,din per snabie food Sand nrrva.ro Caltacl r8hith win 1t,ote 42Fi4N0 )gnaw) dledidiDy 3051686-2596 NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS IN THE ESTATE OF JAMES A. STIRLING All the claims against the Estate of JAMES A STIRLING.late of the Town of Ajax, In the Regional Municipality of Durham Retired Farm- er. deceased, who died on or about the 5th day of November, 1995, must be filed with the undersigned personal representatives of the Estate on or before the 16th day of March, 1996 Thereafter the undersigned will dis- tribute the assets of the Estate having re - Bard only to the claims then filed Dated at Markham. Ontario this 141th day of February. 19% ANN MARY JANET NICHGLLS DAWNA ELIZABETH KING and JCHN LACHLAN CATTANACH ESTATE TRUSTEE BY THEIR SOLICITOPS CAT ANAVH HINDSON SU- "A VanVELDHUIZEN 52 Main Street MarkhamNorth. MARKHAM ONTARIO L3P 1x5 Lots for a ' Registrations Sale GANARASKA FOREST, :arcer -li• ,i lie ace ' =u.ldng lot with view eed. elevated. 0n County =1d 10 564.000 (905, 427-7415 oil n ed Money TANCE programs, 4dlU of to Lend • and loans for your new or existing business. BORROW S'O.u'CiG p.y INDUSTRIAL units or a., .^ a a, 5' •0 per month . w•,; ri(.r acs '„i self-starters o a c Free conwnabons On 'Iustrial plata next 10 Anub,s Investments Ltd Oshawa Centre High Col- Mortgages and Loans o rings, barking• utilities. since 1973 Can (905)668- washrooms. air compres. 7200 son. overhead doors Month-Dy-monthparking MONEY 0noblxil Debt r for truck, wird hydro soAvail- co sarc s. cr 1 ar- able immediately576- rangernernts personal Sllired 2982 budget plannd%%crerkt re UAR Accomod1bon pair FREE CONSULTA- ONS Orttano Credit Plivat Homes �,ounsenors (Oshawa -Tor - 2 single professionals, mrd ' ' For Sale xito) 433-1425 30's. seeks 3rd party tc snare 3 bedroom house S400imo inclusive Serious .nquwies only Central Oshawa -579-9156 AJAX WESTNEY / HWY2 2 bedroom condo. non smoker, private bath. Laundry. air, cable. 5400 in- clusive (416) 281-$164. 1905)427.1916 AJAX. room available. smokers welcome, dose to all amynitnes, furnished, 5300 month IsfAast. Avail- able emydiat ly. Call 905- 428.7147 or 244.8333. AJAX- Room for rent in condo. Looking for clean quiet non-smoker to share faciies. S390/monlL Ist & last. Call 427-0056. Avail O-Odiarely. CLEAN quiet home, morn with private 2 pC bathroom, Share shower upstairs. Use of rest Of house. Non smoker. Laundry facilities, adult over 18. S350imo. nrsVlast. 434-4672 even- ings (leave messa9el. bamoseM a real- lehlltl Inr+...r a, am Callum Millais a Paas Sof mufte. can 284-1111"? pallor 60"134 NICELY decorated 3 bed. townhouse to share. Pool, garage, yard. 2 bath, fin- ished sec room, laundry Total uses d home! Close to all amenities and on bus route. $450. incl. 571.2554 or 6231891 leave mes- � plew- OUALITY D'Angelo Multi - leve: N W Oshawa 3+2 bedroomskitchen over. looks tamdyroom with taro - place. 2 walkouts, irgrwW pod. 3 baths, FAG, in-law potential, !60 Goodman Dr, $171,5o0. Call Shenia Mc. Laren Sutton Status 436- 0980. ASSUMABLE WORT- GAGE ORTGAGE, 4 Bedroom home in Whitby, includes latttrxzt. central ar. security system $169.900. Can (905) 665- 1525. Leave miessage. BLUE GRASS MEAD. OWS, bi idt bungalow 1,600 sq. h. with waNioul baswrWo, hugs fact. room. gas fireplace. double ga- rage $198,500 Super dean 3 bedroom, 2 bath- room, r9C. ioom. Camair, garage. $134,850 . 5% down, $1,100 month P.I. plus taxes. Ask for Lillian North, 668-3810 Res. 668-7479. Rernax ---t Realty. HARMONY a ROSS. LAND. Clean 3 bedroom, next to park, dose to bus route and walking distance to all amenities, fireplace. forced air gas heating, cen- tral or conchbonwg bright eat -in kitchen with sliding glass doors to deck. 4 ap- pliances. single car garage with a double newly paved driveway, fenced yard, Semi-ensude with step-up Wb, and a separate shower stall. This has been a non- smokers home Asking $133,000. Assumable 6 114 mortgage. Closing July or August 1996. Please call 905.7239949 OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUAR- ANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES, OTHERS DO NOT. R IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS: Men, , Yortgagss, e Insuyanice MORTGAGES Good, bad and ugly. Financing tOr any purpose, rates from 595%. An applications ac- cepted. Community Fnan- cial Services 668.68M • 'Busitless PPOdInitift ESTABLISHED business busy Oshawa location. great potential, vends take back 75% call 0 fax any- time, (705) 087.5123. FIRE YOUR BOSS. lake charge of your We and Duda your future. Distributors wanted part-time or full- time for the neanh & well- ness Products of torrlorrow. Full training and support for those people who want to Triable a difference and am $SS Call Bob Ferguson 905-576-3908 GOVERNMENT ASSIS- TANCE programs, mfor- mabon available. Grants and loans for your new or existing business. 1.800- 915-3615 DRUM LESSONS Private lessons available . rea- sonable rates Call 428-200() MA n,Coming Events COSOURG MODEL TRAIN 5ncw Sat Na,„, 2, 'am,ly 'un. Model train Layouts & vendors. Cobourg Lions Community centre 0100 am-43Cpm VENDOR cfaces avail- able at •^e ali new Metro East Home & Garden Show March 22 24. Metro East Trade Center to book your spot Call, 655-3331 or 1-800-461.3355 • ' Personals A -(AGGRESSIVE OW TARIO WOMEN WANTING DATES NOW Names & numbers 1-900-451.5566 ext $252. S3 49 per minute. 18., touch tone. ANGELINA PSYCHIC. She is not like any other you might have seen AN her readings are guar- anleed Angelina can help in matters of We. Marriage. Businass. love affairs. She can reunile loved ones. Don, fall to cal today. We do house partes 905-725- 0428 BEST PLAYMATES names & a•s 1-900-451- 6088 ext. 272, $2.99/mn, 18+, Touchtone. BORED ONTARIO HOUSEWIVES - names & private phone numbers. '. 900-451-3638 ext 704, $3 29/mm, must be 18 T - tone EVANLY RAYS... Police Use us Rated rt Solu- tions on career, relation- 5r'ps. N Y predictions $2 991mmute 18+ 1-900 451.4055 GIRLS Like MADONNA, get names & home numbers. 1-900-45' 5566 Ext 253. $3 49/mir 18.. Touch •one. HEAVENLY PSYCHIC answers 24 hours, serving over 43,000.000 readers S2 991min 18 + 1.900-451 3783 LIVE psychic advice on rove career Also reunite 'Tied ones $2 75 per min 24 hr 1.900-451 2787 Must be 18+ ROGERS family history (WARREN DOUGLAS ROGERSIborn to Lena Rice and John Elmer: ap- prox 1930 Please ccrrltacr Alan G Rogers 3 Martin Or Leankngton On N8H 2145 1-513326-5527 TAROT CARD READ- ING 27 years experience as G%fchic (also Medical - Registered Technnlogisn Accurate readings for fu- ture love, work. travel. for `ming any protxe-s. S64' hour or SOY1/2.hr By ap porntmenr only Call Violet 905-666 -073, Whdby VEHICLE ••ave,lmg from D,,-ar- Region :o B C tone way !eaving as a p willing to rake passenger femay preferred. to share expenses I nave vehicle Call 9C5-985-8985 Imompanions EASTSIDE CUNNEC ' ONS DATELINE Free 10 all to place your ad, no .'+argils for ladies. no phone bill charges 905 430-7060 uj -�W°C _IWy '0 = 2 am '~a Q �0 Z r ti for ,w cc c/ J J I © �W I� for 11 - Olin ■ Z■ " 3� _ ala 3 16 o =8 • O J ra • Births ' girths LEGERE Debbie and Paul are proud to announce the arrival of their son ERIC PAUL weighing 7 lbs. 14 ozs., bom at 10:55 p.m. on February 20, 1996. Proud big sisters are Amey and Rebecca. Happy grandparents are Ron and Phyllis Wilson and Nick and Jean Legere, as well as great grandmother Helen Wilson. y .. ,,. I.,f,:, .....r.,i;.:.: ,...,r:c4i.w � ;>u,....r: µ.:ant s'•.• e'•N :a>,>• ,..v-.,...� PAGE 90 -THE NEVI'S ADVERTISER. WED, FEBRUARY 28,19% 4i r�i CALL 683-1545 for up-to-date auction listings. Clarington residents call 444-2615 AUCTION SALE NOTICE Acting In our capacity as Auctioneer & Liquidator under Instructions received, we will sell 'ESTATES INVENTORY' 'LIQUIDATION STOCKS' 'PRIVATE COLLECTIONS' 'ART GALLERY STOCKS_' 'COMPUTERS' *CONSIGNMENTS* 'COLLECTIBLES' 'FURNITURE' DATE: FRI. EVE. MAR. 01 AT 7:00 P.M. PREVIEW AT 6:00 P.M. PUBLIC AUCTION HELD AT: THE HOLIDAY INN 1011 BLOOR ST. EAST. OSHAWA SILVER COFFEE & TEA SERVICE '486 & 586 COMPUTERS ' FOYER MIRRORS AFGHANS ' BOHEMIA CRYSTAL & GLASS ' MINI CLOCKS ' SAMUARI SWORDS ITALIAN STATUARY ' COLLECTOR PLATES' ORIENTAL ARTS ' DISNEY ITEMS GRETCHEN WOLF DOLLS ' SIGNED GRETZKY COVER ' COINS 'JEWELLERY ' OAK MAHOGANY ' HAND CARVED FURNITURE 'ACCENT ITEMS ' DOULTON ' HUMMEL CRYSTAL MINIS ' KAISER' BELCARI ' WOOD CARVINGS ' BRONZE STATUARY SPORTS MEMORABILIA ' LAMPS ' DINNERWARE SETS ' BAVARIA PLATES' MUSICALS OVER 200 CUSTOM FRAMED LIMITED EDITION PRINTS ' ROMANCE ' MARSHALL LUMBERS ' LOATES ' TAIT ' COOPER ' DECOR ART ' CANVAS ' ACCENT MIRRORS ' SPORTS ART' OVER 600 ITEMS TO BE OFFERED NO BUYERS PREMIUMS OR SURCHARGES FREE DRAW AT SALE CONCLUSION o r^s asr Ytsa Ilk as pct xsled 6 artoiirec at sale Eariv;egsrapm a 6IX pm Lrrxtea sears b first tOQ tegslered. 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To include quality and interesting articles from various local es- tates and households. sale held at the Good- wood Community Centre. 4 km west of Brock Rd. via Dur- ham 21 If you like an- tiques. furniture, glass. china, collecta- bles and other old things, then plan to spend your evening with us. Its definitely a 'something for every- one' kind of a sale. Terms -cash, good cheque. Preview - 5 P.m. CLARKSON AUCTIONS 905.640-6411 AUCTION Sat. Mar 1, 10 A.M. at WARNERS AUCTION HALL Hwy $2. Colborne Antique and collect- ible sale furniture, smalls, primitives. china, glasswares. crockery pcs, brass & cast pcs., some toys. depression glass. 2 pcs Moore croft. Sideboard, cup- boards, wash -stands, trunks. blanket boxes, assortment tables, :hairs. dressers. :hests, advertising xs . Bradley & Hub- oard Lamp, ginger- bread clock. asstment Jewell". old pictures It frames. Hooser :upboard. floor amps. Ige. quantity >!verything original some deed refin oth- ers good corldmori, no reserves. Visa. MC accepted. Gary Warner Auctioneer (905)355-2106. AUCTION SALE Antiques. Collecia- bies. Art & Household Effects. Sun March 3rd 11 a.m Mac- Gregor s Auction Half. 182 Wellington St Bowmanville. Take 401 to Waverly Rd North to 02 Hwy. & East to Scugog St North 1 km , follow Auction & Wow Mart Signs. This Sundays Auction features a quality selection of ar- ticles including wash- stands, maple buffet, dressers & chests of drawers, cupboards, chairs & rockers, spinning wheel. misc. tables. (kitchen, par- lour, candle etc.).Pia- no, old tin pedal car, coins & bills, misc. glass & china, plus a selection of an work decorators & Ltd. This is only a partial list of many rare, unique & useful articles, something for one & all. Call for all your auction needs. We offer complete & con- fidential services, handling individual qually Wnsignments, estates & hquidalilm, your place or ours. MwGrMW Aucbm swvims tike xwGrayor flg5.181.166C AUCTION Thurs. Feb 291th at WARNERS AUCTION HALL, Hwy #2 Colborne Starting at 6'00 p.m. Selling entire home contents of local home. dining rin , liv- ing rm , bedrm furni- hire, occasional ta- bles & chairs, dishes. appliances. china & glasswares, some an- tique & collectible pcs , everything sells with no reserves. Starting 6:00 p.m. good canteen on premises. Visa & MC accepted. Gary Warner Auctioneer. (905)355-2106. Sales every Thurs. & Sat. EQUIPMENT AUCTION SAT., APR. 6 10 A.M. Selling a full line of farm equipment, trac- tors. machinery, vehi- cles. hardware, tools. etc; MF -35 Diesel wl loader (Restored), Kubota 7200 diesel 4 x 4 w/loader and backhoe. riding lawn mowers, int. 3 furrow plow, MF880 - 4 fur- row plow, quantity of new directional Iighl bards, champion oat roller, along with nu- merous other units and articles. For trlfor- mabon and to consign to this auction contact AUCTIONEERS: JOHN D. BERRY, RRA2 ORONO, (905)983-5767, (905)983-5133 FRANK STAPLETON, NEWTONVILLE (905)786-2244 CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN Friday, March 1 at 5:30 pm 3 miles East of Little Britain on County Rd. 4 The property of the Tate Albert Hip of Tor- onto plus others - bed bedroom suites, oak buffet. 8 -pc. dining room suite, refinished rocking chair, bridge lamps, crocks, parlour tables, antique wheel chair. round oak din- ing table, pine cradle. I,T moontable, wicker chair, press back rocker, modern dressers & chests of drawers. co -oil lamps, marble top plant stand, odd press back chairs, 4x8 pool table with balls & cues in excellent condition, single box spring & mattress, milk cans, harvest gold washer & dryer, Rockwell 6 in. Planer, rifles, shot- guns, shoperaft 10 in. Miter saw, Astro 5 - speed drip press, Busy Bee dust cosec - tor, Busy Bee model B 227 14 in. bandsaw, busy bee B 325 16 in. planer, plus a qly. ctw nal, glass, household & cosecdble items. As cods in good condi- tion & to be sold at 8:30 P.M. Don or Gmg comem Auctfonsers R.R. #1 Littre Britain (705) 786-2183 GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTER NEWTONVILLE FEB. 28TH WED. 6 P.M. evenings auction in- cludes a private es- tate from Belleville, offering an attractive selection of quality china and glassware: Spinning wheel, washstand small pew, rocker, large metal toy. drop leaf table, dry sink, chest draw- ers. Wedge wood, Royal. Chelsea, Royal Winton, Bavaria, Lim- oge. depression, coal port dinner service for 8 (Country Flowers), single Craftmatic bed, single bed, 2 pc . ivory pant tufted chester- field suite, gramo- phone, old radios, wine tables. clocks, coffee tables, antique cuno china cabinet, microwave, convec- tion oven, microwave stand, zenith color t.v., (remote) kitchenware, small appliances col- lector plates (men of the Rads.) 8 hp snow- blower (electric start). pedestal stable and 4 arrow back chairs, new chesterfield su. ite numerous an- tiques, etc. etc. Terms cash, approved cheque, interac, visa Auctioneer: Frank G. Stapleton Celebrating our 25th year ESTATE AUCTIOI SAT., MAR. 2 6 P.M. MYLES KING AUCTION HALL 33 HALL ST. OSHAWA, Modern and antic furniture, power for house trader ferfield suite, velvet love seat, 3 pc. bed- room suite, 2 pce bedroom suite, enter- tainment center, color t v . chest of drawers, dressers, coffee and end tables, vanity, desk, large and small appliances, glass- ware, pine furniture ANTIOUES - wash- stand rocking chair, pine harvest table, drop leaf table and chairs, chest of draw- ers and dressers, center tables, hall table, figurines, china, cut glass etc. TOOLS - Lincoln 225 amp Arc welder, floor model drill press. metal cutting saw, Pioneer 5 hp hand and power tools TRAILER - 17 If. Corsair house trailer, sleeps 6, well equipped. Sales every Tues., Thurs., Sat. at 6 p.m. All consignments MYLES KMG AUCTIONEER 7255751 SF.0 INN YOUR HOME? about our NOW FOR SALE PACCKAGIS, SAT. MAR. 2 & SUN. MAR. 3 10 A.M. - 4 P.M. Selling the estate contents from the home of Mr. & Mrs. A. J. Allin of Cobourg Dir Hwy 401 to Hwy 45 exit Cobourg, go north on Hwy 45 to top of hill (Creighton Heights Hill) east side. Watch for signs. Ex- cellent sale consisting of many good quality antique pieces of fur- niture, china and glassware, plus many other household items including Kenmore apart. size fridge. bar fridge, washer and dryer. Craftsman 12.5 h p riding lawn mow. er Antiques; Walnut framed Victorian sofa, upholstery, good clean condition. Set of six pressed back chars, other pressed back chairs, walnut hall table, walnut dou- ble drop leaf table, walnut Victorian din- ing table w/ornate press on apron and stretchers, framed Laura Secord rocker, walnut chest of draw- ers w/mustache pulls, large mahogany bu. reau, needs some touching up, 23 hand - ng lamps, 1 -milk glass shade. 1 -milk glass shade. (hand painted with orna- mental font and brass fittings. Painted an- tique furniture: Ma- hogany double bed. oak parlor tables, oak lowboy dresser wirl Mr and serpentine 'root, pine side table with drawer, double drop leaf elm table with barley twist ". ice cream parlor set. China and glassware: 110 pce. Copeland Spode China (Impen- al pattern) 22 pce. Co- peland Spode china (Cowslip pattern) , Nippon dresser set, Susie Copper cocoa set. Royal Albert cups an saucers. Limoges pees. Cut glass. Pin wheel crystal. pressed glass, pattern 'rn glass, Cornflower. chest of Rogers silver (8 place setting) Cut- ting linens, other linens, blankets, crocks, tools and many household items in box lots. This is going to be an ex- cellent sale. Don't miss it! Terms: Cash, visa, M.C. Inlerac. To book your Tag Sale or Auction Call TIDD ESTATE SALES SERVICE. 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(North of 4011905-683-53,A PAGE s DVREHAM WHEELS FUMUART tte, 1"0 '97 Ford Escort set for spring debut Sporting a conicmporary new acrodynamic look. the 1997 Ford Escort was introduced to visitors at the Canadian International Auto Show, in Toronto. Escort is already tine of the more popular small Cars on the market and improvements iior the 1997 model year Could attract even more attention ... or so Ford hopes. "The Escort already has more repeat buyers than any Car in its class," says John RadtOrd, vice president of gen- eral sales with Ford of Canada. "NVc expect the 1997 car to make eycn more people Escort buyers. particularly young families and tither value -Conscious consumers." Escort was first introduced into the Canadian market in 1980 and has sold over 320.000 units since. Escort accounted For approximately 45 per Cent of all Ford sales in Canada last year and the wagon version is the hest -sell - my, small wagon in the Canadian automotive marketplace. The appeal of the car is in its Consumer -driven features and value. Radford says people in the Consumer profile of people who buy Ford Escorts shows they are looking for a reliable and atiiordahlc vehicle and they "recognize value w hcn they see it." The 1997 model will continue to offer those features including its tradition for reliability and low cost of upkeep for the owner. it also ads to those attributes with a refined styling, a more responsive engine and an upgrade to the suspension system for more precise steering and handling characteristics. The 1997 Escort wilt he available in two body styles -- sedan and wagon. The wagon should Continueto account 16r approximately 37 per cent of all Escort sales. The new escort falls in line with Ford's global vision. which is evident in its styling and. in particular, in its tiour- whcel independent suspension which gives Escort a firmer. European -flavor to the car's ride quality. "In developing the new Escort. we've worked hard to create a car that not only has a sleek new design. but also possesses Functional attributes that make it great to drive," says Richard Parry -Jones, who is the vice president of the Ford vehicle centre responsible for small -car develop- ment. "We've employed many of the same technologies used in creating the Ford Contour and Mercury Mystique to hone the Escort's driving characteristics." The 1997 version of the Escort is lunger than its predc- ccssor by almost 102 cm (flour inches) and exterior design qualities include one-piece bodyside construction For a seamless appearance and improved body rigidity to pro- vide a quieter, smoother ride. Inside. comFort and convenience continue fro he key styling elements. Standard features include dual airbags, height -adjustable scathclt anchors l'or Forward positions. rear -scat heat ducts and chi ldpro of rear -door locks. A new integrated Control Panel combines '96 Ford Taurus or Mercury Sable Sedan or Wagon a A kj a 1k I ;LM , lkl:" a ji" 1996 Mercury Sable GS 19% Ford Taurus GL f�123,795* 623,395' f • Air Conditioning with MicronAir` Filter • 4 -Speed Automatic Transmission • 4 Wheel Anti -Lock Brakes • Exclusive 3 -Way Flip -Up Centre Console • Dual Electric Remote Control Heated Mirrrors • Power Windows & Door Locks • AM/FM Stereo with Cassette • Speed Control • Standard V6 Engine • Dual Airbags • Tilt Steering REDESIGNED To profoundlychange North America's favourite cars may seem a bold step. But boldness has REEN INEERE D always been the essence of the Ford Taurus & Mercury Sable. Every aspect of the cars has been R INV NT D rethought, retooled, redesigned, reengineered and reinvented. SEE YOUR ONTARIO FORD &MERCURY DEALERS MAKING IT EASIER FOR YOU TO DRIVE NEW, a v NOW! 'New jvvb Taurus uU)aow u:, WITn rC.r rb lw91 —, mummy ledse payment o* J eY9 DaSea on 14 -month lease Trom Ford Credit to qualified retail lessees, on approved credit. 18,000 kilometres per year restriction and some conditions apply. $3,439 downpayment, plus first month's payment and security deposit required Excludes freight ($810), licence, insurance and applicable taxes Vehicles may not be exactly as shown. Dealer may lease/sell for less. Limited time offer See dealer for details Ontario FMDA, P.O. Box 2000, Oakville, Ontario L61 SE4 sound system and climate control instrumentation in one display. Options include anti-lock brakes. CD player. remote entry/anti-theft system and an integrated child scat. The heart of the 1997 Escort is a ncw. 2.0 -litre engine that delivers 110 horsepower at 5.1100 rprn and 125 ft.lhs. of torque at 3,750 rpm. Key to this driver is the Split Port Induction (SPi) 2(1(X) system which adds muscle at high rpms by increasing air intake. Basically, it adds the functionality of a four -valve induction system to the engine. but with more simplicity and it costs less to manufacture. Transmission options include five - speed manual and an upgraded liour- speed automatic that promises improved shift quality. Power -assisted front disc brakes are standard, while the rear drums have been increased by 26 mm (ung inch) fur improved braking. Like all Fords, the new Escort will he covered by a 36-munth/60,M)-km warranty and automatically enrolled in Ford of Canada's Roadside Assistance Program which provides round-the-clock attention in things like lock -out assistance, tiro changes, fuel delivery, battery bcx►sts and tow- ing to the nearest Ford or Lincoln - mercury dealership. The 1997 Escort will be built in Michigan and will start appearing at Ford dealerships in May. 0 a, T CURRENT ADVERTISED LEASE OFFERS 19% GM :9% Chrysler ' • . jmina Sedan r -ntfeprd Sedan tent $298 1299 E:� 36 Months • 30 Months rvakent orment 53.554 $2.802 lbligation' 514,282 511,772 1996 Mercury Sable GS 19% Ford Taurus GL f�123,795* 623,395' f • Air Conditioning with MicronAir` Filter • 4 -Speed Automatic Transmission • 4 Wheel Anti -Lock Brakes • Exclusive 3 -Way Flip -Up Centre Console • Dual Electric Remote Control Heated Mirrrors • Power Windows & Door Locks • AM/FM Stereo with Cassette • Speed Control • Standard V6 Engine • Dual Airbags • Tilt Steering REDESIGNED To profoundlychange North America's favourite cars may seem a bold step. But boldness has REEN INEERE D always been the essence of the Ford Taurus & Mercury Sable. Every aspect of the cars has been R INV NT D rethought, retooled, redesigned, reengineered and reinvented. SEE YOUR ONTARIO FORD &MERCURY DEALERS MAKING IT EASIER FOR YOU TO DRIVE NEW, a v NOW! 'New jvvb Taurus uU)aow u:, WITn rC.r rb lw91 —, mummy ledse payment o* J eY9 DaSea on 14 -month lease Trom Ford Credit to qualified retail lessees, on approved credit. 18,000 kilometres per year restriction and some conditions apply. $3,439 downpayment, plus first month's payment and security deposit required Excludes freight ($810), licence, insurance and applicable taxes Vehicles may not be exactly as shown. Dealer may lease/sell for less. Limited time offer See dealer for details Ontario FMDA, P.O. Box 2000, Oakville, Ontario L61 SE4 sound system and climate control instrumentation in one display. Options include anti-lock brakes. CD player. remote entry/anti-theft system and an integrated child scat. The heart of the 1997 Escort is a ncw. 2.0 -litre engine that delivers 110 horsepower at 5.1100 rprn and 125 ft.lhs. of torque at 3,750 rpm. Key to this driver is the Split Port Induction (SPi) 2(1(X) system which adds muscle at high rpms by increasing air intake. Basically, it adds the functionality of a four -valve induction system to the engine. but with more simplicity and it costs less to manufacture. Transmission options include five - speed manual and an upgraded liour- speed automatic that promises improved shift quality. Power -assisted front disc brakes are standard, while the rear drums have been increased by 26 mm (ung inch) fur improved braking. Like all Fords, the new Escort will he covered by a 36-munth/60,M)-km warranty and automatically enrolled in Ford of Canada's Roadside Assistance Program which provides round-the-clock attention in things like lock -out assistance, tiro changes, fuel delivery, battery bcx►sts and tow- ing to the nearest Ford or Lincoln - mercury dealership. The 1997 Escort will be built in Michigan and will start appearing at Ford dealerships in May. 0 a, T Pontiac Sunfire ishines n '96 When General Motors sent the Chev Cavalier/Pontiac Sunbird hack to the drawing hoard and unveiled the two models last year, the Pontiacs emerged not only with an all-new shape but also with a new name. Well, it was not really it new name. GM simply applied the Sunfire nameplate that became available when the AsUna badge was deleted. We guessed Sunfire fell more in Ilene with Pontiac's "built fur drivers" slo- gan. Or, maybe, GM was simply try- ing to give the sporty car an identity of its own. The Pontiac Sunfirc is now in its second year of production and sports a full family of vehicle choices — coupe. sedan and convertible. It is also the first full year for the con- vertible and GT coupe, both of" which debuted late in the 1995 model year. The 1996 lineup boasts improved performance thanks to the new 2.4- 11tre, Twin Cam 1.4 engine with sequential fuel injection for improved pertifrmancc and fuel economy, while cutting down on engine noise and vibration. The Twin Cam L4 is actu- ally only the standard driver in the convertible and GT models. The coupc and sedan actually get the stan- dard 2 2 -litre engine, although you can move up to the 2.4 -litre Power - plant its an option in the sedan. There are three transmission choices. The standard gearbox is a five -speed manual. If you get the 2.2 - litre engine, you can also get a Sunfire with either three -speed or -our-speed automatics. The only automatic available for the convert- ible or the GT coupe is the four - speed. Safety is not an issue in the Sunfire. All models come equipped with dual airbags and four-wheel anti-lock brakes. Traction control is optionally available tier all models. Comfort and convenience features include l'uII instrumentation (tachometer, water temperature gauge, odometer, ctc.), rear seat heat- ing ducts. rear window defogger, cen- ter console/armrest with cupholder, headlight on warning system, trunk release lever, reclining front bucket seats and folding rear scat hack. This is only a selection from the standard features list. Options include upgrade sound system with CD player, power windows, locks and mirrors, keyless -entry system and steering wheel radio controls. But. like the above-mentioned slogan says, Pontiac is "built for dri- vers" and the Sunfire has decent road manners thanks to its power -assisted rack and pinion steering and a sus- pension system that has :MacPherson struts with coil springs in the front and trailing tubular axle with coil springs over shticks at the rear. All you have to do is slip behind the wheel and enjoy. 0 Kingchurch 1996 MAXIMA GXE SPECIAL $259987 - or $379/month rr Fuauway 286 flea "tilRHA" M/"NAMR-S PAGE BRAND NEW 1996 UNFIRES AT CLIFF MILLS MOTORS... OVER 50 TO CHOOSE FROM for immediate delivery... A 'Spedrl No -A nsuw 1W -Away bw kin. 36 mo, lwse for % A/VAL4 GXE rlMRG75 AE001 of f379'mo O A. C. $3.995 down paymrM or puwaMnt trade: em drs hagk PD.I.. tans A liana, ist rase peymW t soabVy *post do at rase sgkng W&W m dooms appy. 1995 200 SX NEW SE MODEL Air, ABS, power sunroof included! KINGCHURCH ;199*/month SPECIAL Smart people always read the bre print And they aheays wear their s6i0ofs. -Lmfed-t me offer on new % 200SX SE Coyne MS we bung pkg Speaa Ab-Abrnsense'Wah-Away' 2e month lease of $1991rw 0 A C Requires $2,600 down or equivalent trade: isle payment, secwey deposit, freight. PD 1. taxes and tome due at rase signing. Ake." aYldhons apply. 1995 PATHFINDER NEW XE MODEL Automatic, aa, AMIFM cess., V6. ' SALE PECIAL $24 887** S — "Freight. PD 1, faxes extra. SAE4R71ZALWFOR LESS THAN $ 0000 A WEEK o.a.c. LIMITED TIME OFFER! See Salesperson for details! TEST DRIVE ONE TODAY!! 01mmilis 266 KING ST. W. 436-1500 <1 OFINANCING! 9 48 MONTH ON ALL ■ Q i ESCORTS —� YOUR CHOICE! W i 1419M4 b� 96 Escort Wagon 96 Escort 5 Dr. AUTOMATIC, AIR CONDITIONING, POWER WINDOWS, POWER LOCKS, POWER MIRRORS, POWER STEERING, POWER BRAKES, LIGHT GROUP, SPORT APPEARANCE GROUP & MORE MSRP $17,927. * ORJ9*k w 'T" MTH PLAN" 'Sate price includes cash back from Fad. Freight & Taxes extre. 5.9% financing available in lieu of cash back and cerrtot be combined. OAc. msRP for comparison ordy. 2 yr. Nese pmt based an $2,000 down plus tat, security, fright i taxes. twleage restrictions apply. See deatar for details. 0.A.C. FRASER FORD'S FRONTLINERS IS ESCORT rots 2 to tr l ooee Imre ' 12 888* '96WlNWAR 6L 7 PASS, *19y488* Low life., aft air, p.w„ PJ, cn ise. � 199"x. Auto, air, pier, pJ, tit, tauise 2 9**— 'S CROWN VICTORIA =209488* -A AEROSPORT 1 :13888* Auto., air, P w, Ill, K cruise, Ps. 359**_ 7 Pass, air, auto, mise, bp, $was. s 189** . '95 TAURUS GL SEDAN 2 to t3loase S-15,94"* 'S AEROSPORT EXT. *189888* Low kin., auto, air, P.aL, PJ, bU, cruise 199**... OWN* rL, air, auto, pm, p.L, 41,000 km 289*'*_ • Plus taxes. "Based on 24 mos. $3,000 down plus tat security, taxes, OAC. SALES LIMITED 576-1800 1909ltt$: $offs: r■-Tkles. 9.9 Fri. IN 0 sat. 9 - 5 So -ice Daft 7:30 - 5:30 TWL til 9 • $at. 9.2 N * Miry 2 -King Street ¢ $ � FRASE• f FORS ji H". 401 815 " SL W. PAOR d Fcaauutr sn, t"& Saturn wagon shows all around improvement R o r>• 9P Bim ,:-- — F,"DUARTE It \,t asn't long after three co-workers shifted into their seats in my -1996 Saturn Touring Wagon test car as we headed for lunch that complaints started about the vehicle's roominess ... or lack of it. Mpassengers didn't seem impressed by the smooth, quiet ride (more about that later) or that the Saturn Wagon was a vehicle which could rea- sonably fit into all our budgets. "This car is really small," snapped one from the rear seat. "It sure is, ­ agreed my front passenger. And so it went on and on. All the way to the restaurant. Actually, the interior dimensions of the 1996 Saturn wagon are the same as the previous model. There is nearly one inch more hip and head room in the rear, but shoulder room is slightly less. This is something since the SW'2 lost an inch in width from the 1995 model. But. i guess. they didn't have a ride in the 1995 wagon and nothing to which to compare. They also didn't comment on how 6asv it was to get in and out of the wagon thanks to the high roofline and improved door width and height. Again, no comparison point. Luckily. I do have something to com- DARE TO COMPARE! 1996 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA r- Power locks, tinted glass, r dual mirrors, advanced safety system, � AM/FM cassette, 8 speaker sound system, air conditioning, alarm system and much more. $?m99mo.'s OWASCO VOLKSWAGEN INC. Eager ertice the Oreo Ami g. Prrmrr flo serve you BE3Tsinix 19M 01"E&VCMwt- wrwSYRsone+,ass%ooeysltcar�ARat+cinCaroRUSAiErgotarwRa�tt�ry O�AI 5+3D 1425 Dundas SL East, W m ft ANW-641 O TOP neUM PFOB Vom TRUM 19ctn SI. Sl:7.428 48 1"t month,..` \nun...i in. np.st .next .ou ha•C. I.x...... I I ..... ... ... f.ner rhe tern ul*th,- loans•. %I h.,t it t, most if—ti wish to hue in thrt•c•.t�t•ars. 3 $2,-400 S I 1.5 78 5-.2400 I,) S 1.3 25 S 12.-4.73 S, -.Milli ti22.4 $1.200 S 12.5-8 S7.8M st)00 $13.178 5-.800 �,2t,2 SO S 13.77M 57.800 Ue I...r [Wilding S.ourns. And %%e thought you a full tank of fuel. and acquisition fee of 5350. might like to put togethct .t lease on one. So as Some things are extra. like taxes. license anti the chart indicates. llhat %ou Pay. is up to you. And here are the det.tils. "Your pad'. menu are basal on ,t 1991, SI.. This includes FMi insurance and a S311(h5325 refundable -v uritc ,dciwsit. rhis lease is based in 72.000 krn SA nein transportation of $430, i, tailor prep int luding transportation lur 5 yearn. \,SRI'. Retailers .oe Iree to set indi%idual selling price. r:Nt.x7 Ki %ii t C m\�v. \ U t r.kr:� r Ki,t, „t C +K Saturn Saab Isuzu of Pickering 980 Kingston Road, Pickering 839-6159 b ,,, KtNC;StUN RD 3 N T .two 401 rare and I can tell you the 1996 Saturn wagon is an improvement all around. Most noticeable is the ride quality and quietness. Comfort has improved thanks to things like rccontoured seat cushions. Also appreciated was the traction control system. One day toward the end of the test week, Mother Nature quickly dropped the temperature and upped the wind speed making roads slick with black ice. A covering of snow followed. Neither posed much of a driving prob- lem thanks to the traction control sys- tern which, under normal driving condi- tions, allows for good acceleration and provides great lateral stability. The 1.9-11tre in-line four -cylinder dual overhead camshaft engine in the test car won't allow you to set any speed records but offered good hIghwav on- ramp acceleration and plenty of passing power. This driver is actually an upgrade for the SW?. the base engine is a single overhead cam four hanger. I was surprised by how quiet it is in the Saturn wagon, especially at highway speeds. I don't recall it being that quiet last year when I tested the 1995 wagon. Nonetheless. it was nice being in a small car that offers a decently quiet ride. The crunch• however, comes at the bottom line — the price tag. The base price for the Saturn SW2 wagon is $17.898. A factory option package that added the DOHC engine, cruise control, power steering• power door locks, power windows, passenger -side power mirror and front speakers added nothing to the cost of the vehicle. The only extras were the $1,090 for air condition- ing. $915 fur ABS, $400 for destination and $100 air -con excise tax. Total price for the test 1996 Saturn SW2 Touring Wagon $20,403. This car comes with a lot of things I like and changes for 1996 mark for all- around improvement over the previous vehicle. Its exterior styling is as attrac- tive as any of the competition and it has a lot of attributes you come to expect in larger cars and come to accept you are not going to get in this market segment (traction control, for one). I praise Saturn for doing away with the annoying motorized front seathelts, but a few irritants remain. I am still con- fused why the passenger side mirror can be electrically adjusted, but the driver's must he manually set in place. And the power -window controls (placed between the two front buckets) are still too easily activated when you place your hand at your side. Several times, passengers started the driver -side window opening by mistake. Let me tell you, on the highway when you are not expecting it, it startles you. The only other real gripe 1 have is that there was a really annoying droning whistle at high speeds caused by wind noise around the antenna. That's about the downside from me. I wish I could say the same for my lunch companions. The had thing is I continued to field complaints about the lack of interior room of the Saturn wagon as we drove hack to the office after lunch. The good thing is none of us fell there was less room than before lunch. 0 R OFFER.' N w 1996 CAVALIER OR SATISfFACTION...AN EVERYDAY EXPERIENCE 1530 Dundas tit>srt► _ Shipp East WHRBY CIIEVRCKU • CEO a OLD.01061111E • CADLLAC 668m3304 Prices exclude freight and all taxes. Lease price based or, 36 mo. term with $2,425 down or equivalent trade, plus freight and all applicable taxes. First month & security deposit required. OAC. V' , T Value for the money is the key for Sentra Most of us, when we go shopping for a new car, we look for things like Com- fort, roominess, convenience and a great ride. That tall order to till becomes even taller when we head for automobile showrooms having to stick to a budget. Last year, Nissan pulled the covers off the re -styled Sentra and it became an instant hit with autowriters. The motorpress was quick to point out how inside the Sentra's compact exterior dimensions there was big -car roominess and the small Nissan offered a ride that compares with much larger cars. If you haven't had a look at the Scntra in a couple years. you really ought to head down to the nearest Nissan dealership. Virtually every inte- rior dimension in the 1996 Sentra is larger than those a couple of years ago. For instance, rear leg room has increased by 38 rnm (1.5 inches) and there is 50.8 rnm (2 inches) more knee room. But. where the Scntra really excels is in the value department. "Scntra appeals to young families with an active lifestyle," says Nissan Canada's vice president of sales and marketing Richard Marcotte. "It offers exceptional performance, plenty of room for the family, generous cargo space and value -loaded features." It starts with a peppy 110 -horsepow- er, 1.6 -litre engine. The strength of this engine is not that it gives the Scntra plenty of get-up-and-go, but that it is incredibly fuel efficient. Transport Canada rates it at 7.9 litres per 100 kilometres (36 miles to the gallon) in the city and 5.4 L/100 kms (52 mpg) on the highway. There is value right there. Space allotments prevent us from displaying the long list of standard fea- tures, but the highlights include tilt steering wheel, centre console, 60/40 split rear fold -down seats, dual airbags, height -adjustable front seatbelt anchors and child -safety door locks. The Sentra won't drain your hank account to operate either. It comes cov- ered by a comprehensive three- year/80,000-ken vehicle warranty, a fivc-year/100,000-km major component warranty, a t•ive-year/130.000-km war- ranty on selected emission components and a lifetime warranty on seatbelts. Like all Nissans, Scntra is also cov- ered by the Nissan Satisfaction Commitment, a customer -care package that is among the best, if mot the best. in the industry. Of' course. Sentra owners arc also protected for the first three years by a roadside assistance program that includes a 24-hour toll-free helpline. With value like that. the Scntra deserves its share of looks. But there's more. "Sure, it's budget priced and about as economical to operate as it gets, but it is also more than that." says Marcotte. "Let's not forget that it's also great fun to drive and offers the same quality crafts- manship and engineering excellence that Vocs into every Nissan." FULLY RE -CONDITIONED USED VEHICLES IN STOCK Warranties included or available■35 % Lease programs available Finance on most used vehicles. 18 rate 95"Inae O1R 9s s U�° 94 KMW PS" CX ; t> .V6. ar. nSDMO coned w ak nnurn 4 cy! 6 speed. 28.D00 kms . aclm Dual power seats bF warranty Stk >6t21A aw tow Dace d'6,995 Sate Prce 1, oeeis. waded OnN t 2.000 kms adaY Silk t 60W sa a Prce 626 995 t:1 a•6 94 SAFAN X rear � . 3.8 Y6. boat 6 rear all. DMW W4 d C TRAMS 8 passenger• WA door. � la-te Orly 2t 000 kms Factory �ar�y. 2 joadued. 60.000 Ions Gil emploJce baled. ONy 26.000 kms. Facbry w" - Sale Price 23 9 t3970A Sale Pnce $1 993 Sdt " pale n. Stk Sale Pnce'1 993 J z -Jusm 4 pm SLS F ktaded ONy' mdoa, rear heat 4 wheel * 4x4 ' 1 4.3 HO V6. Buck Spon Sedw s p , HO V6, dulclt ar, baded Fact wan. 28.000 was• kms. SS. * caroare b new are 16 "i!s.. . a " erW.ar a a, 9dWP10 n hab bayMss tel, sP°d bys . FxlayttatranlP• I � 0", ar atmLoaded • Set #NO saleprce X16 �wheels,' Ud�"t>m •.5_ Ae Sale Paces End March 9196 BRUCE BISSELL PONTIAC LTD. 201 Bayly St. W. AJAX 683m6561 Fe tIAaT M agN DURHAM WHEEL.1S PAe[ s TIMING BELT REPLACEMENT TIMING BELT FATIGUE CANNOT BE DETECTED F FREE .5HA U7TLE SERVICE 4 WHEEL $�5COMPUTERIZED $399"'112911$4444 PLUS PARTS )ILMOST IMPORTS WE SERVICE ALL MAKES INTERIOR $6995 COMPLETE $12991 SERVICE Monday - Friday 7:30 - 5 p.m. Thursday till 8 p.m. HOURS: Saturday 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. UFqA� -.:.:E A S T IN - ..~,..%. 365 Bayly St. Between WesMey and Harwood Hwy. 401 ¢ f Yd 3 Bayly St. L WE A"'JPOM 0 m MERE :U • • • _[ • HLIRHAM WHEEIf �s FEBRUARY ss, 11N SCARS s BEAT THE GST * on ALL automotivep roducts and services! 'Sears wiii deduct an amount equivalent to the GST from your total purchase price. Offer applies to all m stock automotive merchandise and sere ices or Seas Retail stores. GST offer does not apply to any Catalogue or Clearance Centre purchases deferral fees ee .c-tenence agreement or installation charges Offer ends Sunday. March 3, 1996 P 'SIAIN 15 S 11 -N Guards.. n" Plus all -season tires hese hies nape compute: oss:stec al, secsen ;read designs to give you excellent traction on wet, dry and 1 snow-covered surfaces. x' 4000 sr,es M^a+C+e wa•ranh aN^.'> ..yrs . .. low BUS TIRES FROM ' on R,ay hies VvearWt Wor*onhes10 000km eY pre `I-eponctufe re on Roocis •+d< 1 Roodnd� -es _ DIEHARD' BATTERY, ALL SIZES 7 99 IAFMh Erode -in•• 9Pkas save rhe GST" This battery is backed by a 60 -mon. warronry including a 12- month free replacement period. It also has up to 130 minutes of reserve capocity n case of emergencies. s50ow ser,es -'-"ere ri a 55 aeoosn ..•hen you buy o bole v ut Semi .er;,n000w _- "-e,,- of your old bass- for •ecvc+,� DON''T PAY UNTIL SEPT. 1996 No mini... purchme requ.ed No down P-) -req., No w epap.r.r i er ta,.e. No 3rd P" a*& ppk"m Deferred offer apprms, ft aM automotive products and services, on approved er•d'it, with your sears Card. 535 deferral fee applies. Offer ends Sunday, March 31, 1996. L*kllalion i sms in Cleararhoe Cedm and Catalogue purchases ore not irhdo I in This eller. Ask for ddois. SALE PRICES END SUNDAY, MARCH 3, 1996, WHILE QUANTITIES LAST Open friday Oshawa Centre8 a.m.-8 P.M. 8SUM 576-1711, Ext. 270.274 Sat. 8 a.m. - 6 P.M. Expect more from Sears I CLOSED SUNDAY Visit our Oshawa location, open Monday to Friday 10 0G a.m. to 9.00 p.m., Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and Sunday 12 noon to 5 p.m. Plane 576-1711. Copyright. Canada 1996. Sears Canada Inc 'Reg.or 'was' refer to Sears prices. Prices in effect while quantifies last, unless )therwise indicated. Prices do not include delivery charges. For details, please inquire at the Sears retail store in the Oshawa Shopping Centre. Copyright 1996 Sean coned. Inc. Corolla a winner from the start 1av,7'-2,TMWDUARTE Fe-,% automobiles have the long- standing reputation for reliability and customer satisfaction like the Tovota Corolla. Corolla. now in its 29th near on the Canadian market. as captured its share of award...and hearts... over the years. It never seems to be far away frurn the top of lists when there are surveys polling car owners on how satisfied thcN arc with their vehicles and whether they would buv the same model again. For manv folks. Corolla becomes a part of the family. It may start with a two -door coupe and. as the family grows. along comes a four - door sedan and. eventually, a wagon. And that is the wav Toyota secs the Corolla. The Camry or Avalon may he listed as the flagships, but the leader is, without a doubt, the Corolla. "Corolla has led the way in qual- ity and value for decades," says Ted Wallbridge. Toyota Canada's vice president of sales. "As well as being a leader in performance, com- fort and utility, Corolla is the largest -selling nameplate in the world since its introduction in 1966. " And that is indeed something to he proud of, not only for Tovota mind you but for all of Canada. You see, Corolla is produced at the Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada plant in Cambridge... yes, right here in Ontario. The work- manship of that plant is so Loud that it was awardr-d the Gold Plant Quality A\ard from J.D. Power and Associates 1995 tic\ Car and Or Truck Initial Quality Studies. This prestigious survey is based on 50,730 consumer responses in the United States and indicate owner reported problerns during the first 90 days of ownership. This means, Toyota gets it right the first time. You know Your Corolla is going to he reliable right from the start. If you have any doubts whether your Corolla will keep performing. look to the annual Canadian Automobile Association which annually hands out its Pyramid Award signifying used car excel- lence. In the 14 years, CAA has been surveying car owners and pre- senting the award to the vehicle that most satisfied its owners. Corolla has won it four times ( 1993. 1985, 1987 and 1989). Only one other vehicle has come close to accom- plishing that feat. In fact, no other manufacturer has won the CAA award more than three times. By the way, the vehicle has amassed the second-highest number of Pyramids is also a Toyota. The Camry won the Pyramid three times (1988, 1992 and 1993). Tovota actually has nine Pyramids in its trophy case. Besides four for Corolla and three for Camry, there is one for Celica (19x4) and one for Tercel, which has just been named the 1996 recip- ient of CAA Used Car Performance Award. But even in the years it doesn't win, Corolla still impresses. This year's CAA Pyramid may belong to Tercel. but Corolla wasn't far away in fifth place. Camry was second. "Our greatest pleasure comes from the fact that this award, which is based on real life experience of Canadian car owners and dri- vers, acknowl- edges without a doubt the dependability, B, G 1 Durham's Oil &Lube MECHANICAL INC. Specialists AMMilM cat - s144.99 1 COMPLETE Cummins - `144.99 Dietroit - From s16in JOB ** FE Comv/ette Visual Ins REMOTE AUTO 'Starts Vehicle A from the comfort 1 UC of your home f( FEATURES Starts Vehicle (without key) 'MOST • Will turn -on Heat & Defrost VEHICLES • Automatic off after 12-15 min_ 200 oO • Up to 300 ft. Range • 2 Year Warranty INSTALLED durability and •' reliability for 0 which Toyotas QeCt%On ** are recognized around the world," says Toyota Canada president Y o s h i o ,�� � Nakatani. • Req.. 299.95 F. 75.000 -Km. Tread wearout WON C" Ahw U.wil n„s, IMorch 3, Murch 3. GST sire 1996 each Savings 4Y w 39.99 2.80 = 75,,BOR1 3 j 65 9'; 55.99 3.92 35,'75R'4 71 90 60.9 4.27 95; 75R ; 4 74 W 62.99 4.41 �5 75« : _` 80 90 67.99 4.76 _ 35 /75R 15 9299 79.99 5.S3 75;70813 6999 39.99 4.13 P215 i '70R'5 81 99 68.99 4.93 165 70R 14 j 76 99 64.99 4.54 P , 95. 708:4 SC 99 67.99 4.76 nndu w, tic wg. Roar -+marc wwowy aw avomme DIEHARD' BATTERY, ALL SIZES 7 99 IAFMh Erode -in•• 9Pkas save rhe GST" This battery is backed by a 60 -mon. warronry including a 12- month free replacement period. It also has up to 130 minutes of reserve capocity n case of emergencies. s50ow ser,es -'-"ere ri a 55 aeoosn ..•hen you buy o bole v ut Semi .er;,n000w _- "-e,,- of your old bass- for •ecvc+,� DON''T PAY UNTIL SEPT. 1996 No mini... purchme requ.ed No down P-) -req., No w epap.r.r i er ta,.e. No 3rd P" a*& ppk"m Deferred offer apprms, ft aM automotive products and services, on approved er•d'it, with your sears Card. 535 deferral fee applies. Offer ends Sunday, March 31, 1996. L*kllalion i sms in Cleararhoe Cedm and Catalogue purchases ore not irhdo I in This eller. Ask for ddois. SALE PRICES END SUNDAY, MARCH 3, 1996, WHILE QUANTITIES LAST Open friday Oshawa Centre8 a.m.-8 P.M. 8SUM 576-1711, Ext. 270.274 Sat. 8 a.m. - 6 P.M. Expect more from Sears I CLOSED SUNDAY Visit our Oshawa location, open Monday to Friday 10 0G a.m. to 9.00 p.m., Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and Sunday 12 noon to 5 p.m. Plane 576-1711. Copyright. Canada 1996. Sears Canada Inc 'Reg.or 'was' refer to Sears prices. Prices in effect while quantifies last, unless )therwise indicated. Prices do not include delivery charges. For details, please inquire at the Sears retail store in the Oshawa Shopping Centre. Copyright 1996 Sean coned. Inc. Corolla a winner from the start 1av,7'-2,TMWDUARTE Fe-,% automobiles have the long- standing reputation for reliability and customer satisfaction like the Tovota Corolla. Corolla. now in its 29th near on the Canadian market. as captured its share of award...and hearts... over the years. It never seems to be far away frurn the top of lists when there are surveys polling car owners on how satisfied thcN arc with their vehicles and whether they would buv the same model again. For manv folks. Corolla becomes a part of the family. It may start with a two -door coupe and. as the family grows. along comes a four - door sedan and. eventually, a wagon. And that is the wav Toyota secs the Corolla. The Camry or Avalon may he listed as the flagships, but the leader is, without a doubt, the Corolla. "Corolla has led the way in qual- ity and value for decades," says Ted Wallbridge. Toyota Canada's vice president of sales. "As well as being a leader in performance, com- fort and utility, Corolla is the largest -selling nameplate in the world since its introduction in 1966. " And that is indeed something to he proud of, not only for Tovota mind you but for all of Canada. You see, Corolla is produced at the Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada plant in Cambridge... yes, right here in Ontario. The work- manship of that plant is so Loud that it was awardr-d the Gold Plant Quality A\ard from J.D. Power and Associates 1995 tic\ Car and Or Truck Initial Quality Studies. This prestigious survey is based on 50,730 consumer responses in the United States and indicate owner reported problerns during the first 90 days of ownership. This means, Toyota gets it right the first time. You know Your Corolla is going to he reliable right from the start. If you have any doubts whether your Corolla will keep performing. look to the annual Canadian Automobile Association which annually hands out its Pyramid Award signifying used car excel- lence. In the 14 years, CAA has been surveying car owners and pre- senting the award to the vehicle that most satisfied its owners. Corolla has won it four times ( 1993. 1985, 1987 and 1989). Only one other vehicle has come close to accom- plishing that feat. In fact, no other manufacturer has won the CAA award more than three times. By the way, the vehicle has amassed the second-highest number of Pyramids is also a Toyota. The Camry won the Pyramid three times (1988, 1992 and 1993). Tovota actually has nine Pyramids in its trophy case. Besides four for Corolla and three for Camry, there is one for Celica (19x4) and one for Tercel, which has just been named the 1996 recip- ient of CAA Used Car Performance Award. But even in the years it doesn't win, Corolla still impresses. This year's CAA Pyramid may belong to Tercel. but Corolla wasn't far away in fifth place. Camry was second. "Our greatest pleasure comes from the fact that this award, which is based on real life experience of Canadian car owners and dri- vers, acknowl- edges without a doubt the dependability, B, G 1 Durham's Oil &Lube MECHANICAL INC. Specialists AMMilM cat - s144.99 1 COMPLETE Cummins - `144.99 Dietroit - From s16in JOB ** FE Comv/ette Visual Ins REMOTE AUTO 'Starts Vehicle A from the comfort 1 UC of your home f( FEATURES Starts Vehicle (without key) 'MOST • Will turn -on Heat & Defrost VEHICLES • Automatic off after 12-15 min_ 200 oO • Up to 300 ft. Range • 2 Year Warranty INSTALLED durability and •' reliability for 0 which Toyotas QeCt%On ** are recognized around the world," says Toyota Canada president Y o s h i o ,�� � Nakatani. • Req.. 299.95 F. a FEBRUARY 28, 1996 ""JM&*,ftA4 NrHEERAS PAcr 7 Honda Civic is three times lucky After much deliberation, you have finally settled on a new Honda Civic as your next vehicle. II' you thought the decision-making process wits over, think again. Honda Canada offers some though choices in a vari- ety of Civics for the 1996 model year. This is not in an attempt to completely puzzle Canadian consumers. But, rather, giving motorists what they want. Honda went to countless focus groups and listened. People want a car that is f*un to drive, affordable, simple and, yet, seams to be one step ahead of the competition. A formidable task'? Maybe. Impossible'? Far 1'rom it! The result is the sixth -generation Honda Civic ... well, actually, Honda Civics. The automaker discovered to hest meets the needs of Canadian motorists in this segment, they would need to deliver not one ... not two...but three Honda Civics. The first segment called for a sporty coupe delivering above average pertormancc. Another group wanted a sedan that is versatile and reliable. The third segment was looking lk�r a multi-purpO,,c hatchback .tiith Oyual amounts of passenger comfort and cargo -carrying capa- hilitics. The three separate models are slightly different in styling approach to reflect the mood and desires of the people buying them. The coupe is offered as the entry level DX or sporting Si, the sedan comes as an LX or EX, while the hatchback is called CX. All versions of the Civic are powered by a 1.6 -litre, inline four -cylinder engine driving the front wheels. The only exception is the Coupe Si where Honda employs its VTEC technology to raise maximum output to 127 ponies. The standard transmission is a five -speed manual. while a four -speed electronic automatic is avail- able as an option. Inside all is functional without being cheap or aus- tere. Seats and instrumentation remain the benchmark in the compact car segment. Perhaps the most endearing quality of the new Civic is how Honda has managed to keep the driveability aspect alive. Outward vision i, Fantastic thank, to plenty of glass. stccring IN ,bar; .. scamper. d� ��k r, 0,,,. nimble and maneuverable ... in other words, fun to drive. The big question, of course, is whether or not this totally re -designed, sixth generation vehicle has been remolded and re-established as the same kind of Civic so many Canadian motorists holds in high esteem. Honda has listened and all the right ingredients seem to be to place. • LUCKY WINNER! Joan Henderson, winner of January's Special Event draw. is presented with S250 in Canadian Pacific Hotel/Resort certificates by Bill Johnstone (Service Co-ordinator). �! 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