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Home My WebLink AboutNA1996_03_13For cdl Yom Taxi Needs 7k*IWII Discount Rates to Pearson Airport. Two or more persons chewper than an iir�+ort Van Shuttle. PICKERING'S FINEST TAXI FLEET! _ News Advertiser's InfoSource under construction Tire Ajax -Picketing NLows Advertiser's Into1S- ource interactive phone service has been ringing oll' the hook. Duc to the volume of phone calls we've been receiving torr information and advertising tx)xes, as well as our interactive newsroom service allowing readers to comment on stories and opin- ions, we've been experiencing technical diflicul- tics. That means Infol&)urce will he oft -line lox a few days while we make improvements to the system. We apologize folr any inconvenience this may cause our valued readers and advertisers, we'll let you know when the improvements are complete. WEEK DAY LUNCHEON SPECIALS from 53.95 LLBO News Advertiser N;'ednesdav, March 13, 1996 40 pages A Nletroland Community Ne A-spaper Pressrun 411,000 Vol. 115 No. l 1 i rl n r zow ntaxes By NIARIAN%E TAKA :S til1ff ki0ikD-k 171I'Ki RING Ilicrc will hC n1� rrnrC.ise in Town taxes this year under a budget grxcn preliminary approval by Pickering Council at a special mccnng Monday . And. pi,liticlans ha\c been able to frceic taxes despite deciding against lasing off I firefighters and closing ilk Greenwood Public I .ihran Ilk avera,,c homeowner with a tax hill of approximately M3.000 would pay atxiut M518 nt l -own taxes. the sante its last Fear. II the budget is approved as is by Town Council on April 1, Pickcnng will spend ahoiut S36 million in 1996 - ';,1 5 ', million front tat revenue and the rest 11,1111 mILJT�C• such as user Ire,, and pro, in: ial ir.in�f, r Cops shoot, kill vicious dogs in north Pickering PICKERING -- Police shut and killed two of tiuce violent dogs roaming it rural. north Pickenne area Sun- dae alternoon. Thr X(1 -to -90 pound Akita,, had been "running at lar,_c" in the Sideline (toad -3 area north tit Taunton Road and had s iciousk attacked other dogs. sa}s Durham Regional Police lnspcctor Bruce Pugh of Inside e ', I)is inion in I'ickrnng. `'<hcn police were called to the area. the three In the nevus Jugs surrounded the cruis- Editorial...................6 er. The two officers unsuc- Entertalnment........ 29 cesstully alleitlpted to get Sports....................32 the aninials under control. "The Classified3 dugs were act- ................3 ing at'_gres;i%cI and Phone lines became a threat" to the General 683-5110 otliccrs. sa%s the inspec- Fax 683-7:36:3 tor. The ufliccrs shut two Classified 68:3-0707 of the dugs. while the third Sincerely Yours ran oil. l -900-451-:3793 The dues' owner was lnfoSourcc� 683-7040 `tpp`irently away on the weekend and the Akiias :Death Notices were supposedly being .683-3005 looked after by a neighbor. ".Auction Line says Insp. Pugh. 683-7545 Animal control offi- On the Internet at On cors, µhu weren't a% ail - at the tinge of the inci- www.durhamnews.net dent, are investigating and =- 93s + 7Q GST - S I may Tat, charges for x1ola- tion of municipal h}law,. Ilk- tax freeze is especially gixx.l news for Pickering residents: two months ;ago council- lors were presented by Town staff with :t pre- lintinar} budget that would have hiked taxeS 15 per cent. At the tittle. Town manager Tint Shcflield told councillors the l5 -per cent increase (about S2.25 nulhoni was µhal wits needed to maintain Tinto if Cxistirw 1,-% cls - Mr. %cls - Mr. Sheffield had said the increase would cover cost, such its a `1;4(X).(X8 deficit incurred last year in fighting the pniposed FT'l I and existing Brock West dumps: a 57(K),()(N) con- tr1hution to the Towns capital equipment rescnc fund. which would otherµisc he empty h\ nod -19%' it '�6(N f.(N M ) ; oni1n,,cncv fund to pall for salary adjustments (tic f()wn See 'CIRCUMSTANCES ... Page S `The Diesel'powers his wa to win Y Ajax Boxing Club's Colin 'The Diesel' Matchim of Boxing Club at the Regent Concert Theatre in Pickering celebrates his victory over North Bay's downtown Oshawa Sunday. David Nash in a fight card hosted by the Motor City photo by A.J. Groen PACE 2 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED.. MARCH 13,/19% 4��7,'►ilY1�L�'�S'1�f;j - ..- SING AND SPELL WITH CINDY COOK .THURSDAY MARCH 14 wTI1VIE.S 1100,1230 & 2:00 ��rtornur tOrmerl� 00T POOR. OR. t0,.:�ther \\ lth t)�)l h:`lli � 1�•t� Ohl'{l1Sl,.; able { { 1 and{W ith licl cmtinuuu` VOung�•t �htldreil �On��• audi�'nc�' IaflICIIatu)t1 usinI llanl lnS'.• `{�elhn ; i allll'� :led dltl�'r�'tlt ui THE DOUG BARR CHILDREN'S SHOW FPUDAY MARCH 15 SHOWTIM 12`30 & 20 1 tntera�n��• mlt�►�al �Ot11eCh an< O� (ger children.AbveIXul&s learning MEET T.V. BAD BOY n EpD1E 618R" ou IN L11►E & J� PEEN15 FRIDAY CH P.M. SH4�MES � :t, .. �I:ttt +;`.lt of volt kj1O�\' him Clark" from +lc)hal'� hc)Pular davtime Ke�tles,." Others hnO�� 111111 a•�`aller twill ne�� a hit. "Iiav\%j1rh \ight�.' lout n0 matter ho"\ �'ou �kn>n1in�� itIO meet g(,rgeOu�. and, he . cotn volt -it 11"Jng i -own Centre 1 the tun. get a P11UtO or an autc)gr iPh. and meet ,t .•,1�:►rk�•. had hod up dosc S, P J'S PET CENT% PIEW PARROTS SA'TUMAY MAR4H 16 5 SFIty1Ns . 5 PSA. 11 AJL These fabulous birds will he on T inside P1 s. Come display all day' cmc, out for one of tine shoe's• :t ho�.�h rds at these trained talking brought from the At,r yet Centre.Lion `;t�tri hc>�� . to �'ou, bV 11 s I L�Y SPEAKING OF WILDLIFE SUNDAY MARCH 17TM SHOWTIMES 12:30 & 200 11 Not] care about the pi-cservati(m of our wildlifc. you'll lmc this shmv, 111 till CIJCIWe to cducatiOn INMI thr()ugh(xlt the nld. IOtn mir trainer, c)n sta<c :n they ...to rill t,ou ahc nit specific spccics. the ,Od chain and other \vildide :It-( )relation L The\' II get a little help r :ell their ..% ild" friends. sucll 3-" lion obs. nleerkats, boa cOrlstr 0(rs, I)\'thOrls :Ind I:1lcOw,. THE TREETOP KIDS MONDAY MARCH 18 SHOWTIMES 12:30 & 2:00 "Ong;. dance and merriment for the (ungcr crowd. DUDLEY THE DRAGON WEDNESDAY MARCH 20 SHOINTIMES 11:00, 12:30 & 2:00 If you rc .1 VI'V tan. you'll know all aix)ut "I>udlev ' . the lmahlc dragon frons their latest hit sh( ),,\ "The .rich crinu es ( )f Uudlc\ the Dragon." 11cct I udlcv. listen IO tris sons, sing a -long and loin the fun THE DOUG BARR CHILDREN'S SHOW FRIDAY MARCH 22 SHOW`nMES 12:30 &2:00 \Vc like ! k) Ig", sh(AV so nluc h. %N c'n hrininti hint hack ti )r a second round") !(m) the Non", And lalighter at (mr Centrc SPRING FASHIONS FOR THE FAMILY SATURDAY MARCH 23 SHOWTIMES 12 NOON & 2.00 sec the hottest look, from our more than rot fashion stores on the runway at Centre Court!!: Enter Hour ballot to be one of the tine lucky ,hoppers who will receive 5100 in Pickering Town Centre shopping certificates, and add to }'our new spring wardrobe on us11! Spring Fashion --- 23've got it first at Pickering Town Centre!!! AND DWTTIE MOLES CHAAff BOOK FAR From March 14'", to the 20"' meet Waldo, Beatriz Potter, Clifford and Arthur Saturdav March 16th at 12:30. Autographs fl -()Ill \�'. Stuart Howard at 12:30. Also autographing, Rov McGregor. Call Coles for details 1339-2740. it Pickering may be surveyed on GTA reform By KEITH GILLIGAN tiT.AI+ Rt:t'()R,rt-;k AJAX-PICKI:RING — Residents here may get a chance to tell Premier Mike Harris what they think of Greater Toronto Area reform. Ajax Wards I and 2 Regional Coun- cillor Roger Anderson wants postcards inserted with hydro hills in Ajax and Pickering that people could answer and mail directly to the Premier's office. "Rather than hold a refer- endum in Ajax and Pickering. which would cost between $I(X),(XN) and $150,(XX) in the two municipalities, it's a little more cost effective and the result is the same." Mr. Anderson says. He estimate's the lost of survcvinu, arca residents at between $3,500 and $5.(NN) for printing and postage. Regional Council is asking each of the eight communities in Durham to gather public opinion on GTA reform as proposed by the Gold- en task force by surveying residents or holding a referendum. Oshawa Council Monday approved a referendum that Will cost the Citv about $'_(X),(XX). The vast majority of people would oppose amalgamating communities and being forced into a GTA -wide govern- ment. Mr. Anderson predicts. And, he says. Premier Harris would be influenced by the results of the sur- vey. "If he gut 20,000 to 30.000 resperoses saying 'no% he'd have to pay attention. He'd he foolish not to listen to the people. "rhe people put him there.' I�Ir. Anderson and Pickering Maser Wayne Anhurs are Still working on the details of the survey which would need the support of Town Councils in both cornmunitics While the wording of the question has to be finalized, Mr. Anderson's original version reads, "We the resi- dents of Ajax/Pickering object to any form of amalgamation or governance/administration in a Greater Toronto Council (GTC) and object to any forced amalgamation without a referendum being held in the municipalities inyolyed and at least 51 per :cntsupporting amalgama- t 1"he recently -released Gold- cn Report on reforming the (ITA recommends setting up 30-mcinher GTC, with \jax. Pickcrin,, and Uxhridizc sharing a scat, and sug�zrsts the Province review amalLa- Inatmg communities. Municipal leaders in Ajax, Pickering and U.xbridec fear their three commu- nitics would be merged into one if the Golden Report's recommendations arc implemented. ""Ihc Province is going to act on it and we have to let the Province and the NIPPs know where the residents stand on it. Mr. Anderson is hoping to have the cards lu Ajax and Pickering Hydro Commissions by the enol A %larch. The hydro commissions would first haye to agree to send the cards out. with hills. Iixtra cards would he printed so apartment dwellers who don't pay hydro could respond. Mr.:1%nderson says. Roger Anderson Custom JAC� Sheer Made wl"°°"' Draperies I Foams f1tPo111C 3 .40 9 - / l»bwW $19.95 SMW on 1W of ownre". i w wry., IrrMaN."N NW ,int.. We .Your Window Decorating Centre- FREE SHOP AT HOME D SERWCE BLINDS & DRAPERY 428-0937) M Old Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pickering Village) SHOWROOM HOURS, him. -Wed 10-5, thea. d Fn 10.6, Sat. 10.5 4— THE. NEWS ADVERTISER, WED—NIA RCH 113,1996 -PAGE 3-A t•.ai:f: J-.l=ftit. NENSADVERTIS'E.k. WED.. MARCH 13.1996 f Am 0 cG RA Alo BUYp ARy gURRRO E SOFT TACO 40AS AMID �►RG FREE... TOST DRINK_ . GET A 1 / , 1 1 1 1 �E POP 1 � 1 1 �► With any order of Dinner 1 : Valid until March 24 1 lb T--::._- F FF A� , / � 3olo o ou�N turkey, �"Js and t ham, c d wen use only and , steak, all yohe ur tavourites at you to Your liking- Pers, lettuce of / grilled vn;ht to Iron mushrooms, g e zzarelia Ghees to `reale a • onior�at off with melted trash baked roll / ! reshest it o d tried t : t.,matoes. Top serve re hand cut an ,mayonnaise, Fest sandwich- tries. They 1 us Steak our trench _ _ _ oelieio to try You o want / . golden Pew t ..— _,,wAW• - - _ - m / 'AW sup , a ■s ' up N CENTRE ; RING TAW • • PICKE , / WED..!! -------------------------- 1 ' 1 0 01 1 ;Buy :A MEDIUM w, :OR BEST :VALUE BAG OF :POPCORN GET ONE FREE ' ''OF EQUAL OR LESSER VALUE) (ONLY AT ;KERNELS F•. T. CE y Tk E Exvires March 24/96 p' Baslan3Cf),Robbins 1 �1 kids Cm -ie 1'()r a Loonie 1 1 Cl(), -+i -n Cone four a To Onie ' 50e off cin reg. Milkshake ' 1 date SI .OU (AT cin reg. Sundae c)nI. at 1 Pickering Town Centre ; 905-420-6802 ' WWorm, ¢ x, As Ad Y } IF 421 PLUS TAX / wit• _ _ / P FROM PAGE 1 would be required to make when the provincially - imposed social contract ends this spring; and about $500,000 to cover provincial cutbacks which turned out to be greater than expected. Councillors instructed staff to revise the budget and come back with departmental expenditures at 90 per cent of the amount budgeted in 1995. In addition to the decreases ordered by councillors, some of the cost increases predicted in the pre - As well, the deficit projec- tion for fighting the dumps has been reduced because the Interim Waste Authority has granted the Town $262,886 in participant funding to cover some of its costs in fighting the EE I 1 landfill. The $7000)0 contribution to the capital reserve fund has been left unchanged. Overall, however, council- lors voted to spend roughly $1.8 mil- lion from the Town's reserves while contributing only about $I.I mil- lion to the reserves this year. "The treasury liminary budget Wayne department has yet have since been Arthurs to tally up reciseI revised. For exam- ple, under the budget passed Monday, only $157,000 rather than $6(X),(M is being set aside to deal with the end of the social contract. "Some circumstances have changed since January," Mr. Sheffield said Monday. He explained changes in the "labor relations environ- ment" allowed the reduction of the social contract alloca- tion, but refused to elaborate further, citing the confiden- tiality of Town contract negotiations with staff Budget cuts p y all the changes made to the budget by coun- cillors.) Mayor Wayne Arthurs noted that even though Town reserves are being reduced. councillors were being "very cautious" about capital expenditures. "Given the economic cli- mate it's not an alarming rate of decrease," he said. The budget recommenda- tions approved Monday will go to Council's executive committee Monday, March 25 and to Council for final approval Monday, April 1. CAPITAL: Capital expenditures cut from the budget included items such as a new $140,000 dump truck requested by public works to replace a 28 -year-old truck, and a $500,000 youth park in the hydro corridor behind the Pickering Recreation Complex. As well, a $685,000 project for the reconstruction of Glendale Drive between Gle- nanna Road and Finch Avenue, including water main replace- ment and storm sewer installa- tion, was scaled down so the work will now only be done from Glenanna to Glendale Park, at about 60 per cent of the original cost. Other road projects axed include reconstruction and storm sewer instaNation on Fair- port Road between Finch Avenue and Pine Creek for $195,000. OPERATING: Cuts made to the operating budget included reductions in items such as staff hours; conference and educa- tion allowances; maintenance of facilities, roads and sidewalks; cleaning of facilities; and grants to community organizations. After donating $25,000 to Ajax - Pickering General Hospital in each of 1994 and 1995, council- lors made no allocation in 1996. Taxpayers can still charge it Pickering Town staff had recommended discontinu- ing the practice of allowing residents to pay their taxes by credit card because transaction fees were expected to cost the Town about $114,000 in 1996. However, councillors directed staff to tell the institu- tions providing credit card services that the Town is only prepared to pay a 1.5 -per cent service charge in 1996 instead of 1.9 per cent, which would save about $24,000. If no institution is willing to provide the lower rates, the Town will no longer accept credit card payment for taxes as of the end of April. Do you have a Pickering news story? Call Marianne Takacs at 683-5110. News Advertiser Ajax and Pickering A BRIDESat Ajax Community Centt�.;;1. , Sunday, March 24/96 If you are planning a wedding within 3 months to 2 years, you'll want to attend. • FASHION SHOW • DOOR PRIZES ,; • GIFT BAGS °� 1 • FREE By Invitation Call* ANN 839-4040 or LYNNE 427-9009 LUBEOIL , S , & FILTER Plus ctionof"ree WHEEL ALIGNMENT•Avaif on mos9cars�"q; R & G Auto Centre Open 7 A.M. to 7 P.M. 1600 sayly street, Pickeritng Sat. 8 A.M. - 3 P.M. 420-1389 IN Offer expires Mar. 31196 Our prices on kids' stuff just might blow you away. It's special spring value time at Once Upon a Child' You can get exceptional buys on gently used and new kids' stuff - Easter dresswear, outdoor play equipment, strollers, cribs, toys, and more. That's the whole )nce Upon A Child• idea: cause we buy both used and new children's items from people like you, we can provide exceptional values for )eople like you. So come oin the fun. Your kids will love you for it. , . ( I" up" IN'" * Kids' Stuff with Previous ExperienceTm STONE HOUR& fllon�d*:10 &.m4 p.m. 75 Ba Saturday: 10 a.m.-6 p.m. yly St. W., Ajax 4X Ift Surbay: 12 p.m,4 p.m. (Just west of Harwood) 427-4194 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., MARCH 13,1996 -PAGE S-A Firefighters, library saved from budget axe Proposed budget reductions rejected by council- lors included the laying off of 11 firefighters for a saving of about $700,000; the closing of the Greenwood public library for an annual saving of about $44,000; and the elimination of seven cross- ing guards. � aack7e � Gr B I LLIARD TABLES NOW ON SALE Pickering Town Centre (905) 420-6113 PAGE 6 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED- MARCH 13,19% VEditon"asand L Ajax-Pickering News Advertiser VNIOTHY 1 WHITTAKER. Publisher A Metmland Community Neu spaper JOANNE BURGHARDT. Ednor-in-chief published %Vednesday. Fnday. Sunday STEVE HOUSTON. Managing Editor 134132 Commercial Aye. Ajax. On(. BRUCE DANTORD. Ad%ertising manager ALVi1 BRO1l1IR. Road Manager LIS 2H5 ABE FAKHOI'RIE. i)i,inhunom manager Ptwme. 693-y 1I(1 Fax:6S3_7163 Specialneeds Therc's little doubt John Snobelen found considerable room to move in recent months has his ministry worked awav at the creation of its "tool kit" for Ontario educators. But in their zeal to trim the fat and maize school boards more efficient and fiscally accountable, it appears some- thim-was overlooked: the 5.900 students in Durham Rc,Lion who require special education services. The funding cuts announced last week (despite their vacueness) couldn't come at a worse time for Jutta Genova, president of the Durham West chapter of the Learning Disability Association. She stood before Durham school board officials last Mondav to ask for more educa- tional assistants to help teach special needs children in the region. Indeed. the hoard has worked to soften the impact of recent cuts. but it must consider the consequences of fur- ther reductions as they relate specifically to special educa- tion. It's unrealistic for am one to expect the creation of addi- tional staff positions in light of last week's "tool kit yet we urge the board to look elsewhere before whittling awav am more from the special education portion of its 1996 budget. Providing specialized. quality education for students with special needs is an integral part of the Durham school hoards mandate and board officials are faced with some difficult decisions in the coming weeks and months. But. they must balance their inclination to cut a swath throuch programs with their ongoing commitment to provide well- rounded. quality education. Durham students deserve nothing less. ♦You said it... In response to last Wednesday's editorial on the Durham Region District Health Council's delay of a report on hospital reform, our readers said: ♦ "I believe that the Durham Region District Health Council has taken a progressive move towards better orga- nizing hospital and out-of-hospital care for the region, as proposed the plans are a big step forward. I believe there has been some reasonable communication of the direction to the public, I agree that there needs to be an improvement on that when the report is tabled so the citizens of the region can be come more knowledgaeable and gradually assimilate the changes that are proposed." The News Advertiser The Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5. General: (905) 683-5110 Classified: (905)683-0707 Circulation: (905) 683-5117. FAX: (905) 683-7363 Real Estate FAX: (905) 432-1635 Composing FAX: (905) 579-9273 E -Mail: NewsAd.news@durhamnews.net On the Internet: hitp://www.durhamnews.net • Overheard... Did he say that? "The present two-tier system is working well. A tune-up is , required, but there is no need for a complete overhaul...( he Golden Report) would result in horrendous additional costs to the taxpayer." -- Durham Regional Chairman Jim Witty, speaking before a travelling Golden commission panel in Durham last Friday. "I've been dreaming about (cotn- peting in the Olympics) for the longest time and I made it." -- Ajax boxer Vicholax Farrell after earning a berth to represent Canada this summer in Atlanta ♦ Letters to the editor Put Pickering airport plan to rest ... finally! To the editor: Now that Montreal's Mirabel air- port has been relegated to a cargo port, it is surely time for the ill-fated Pickering airport to he finally laid to rest. Mirabel was not only a $4 billion dollar waste, it weakened the whole economy of Montreal. Instead of being the major hub airport and tra- ditional port of entry to Canada. Montreal was relegated to a regional role. Toronto was the winner. Transport Canada planners and ministers wanted to build Toronto's Mirabel in Pickering. Construction actually started. A bitter protest erupted. Environmentalists argued that a second airport was not needed and that Class I Foodland should not be paved. After three women barricaded themselves in a farmhouse, then - Premier Bill Davis realized that a two -airport system was bad for Ontario and told Ottawa to stop. A piqued Prime Minister Trudeau responded that "Toronto would be on its knees begging for another air- port „ He was dead wrong. Toronto has prospered and become the Canadian aviation hub. Montreal is belatedly trying to catch up. Unfortunately, the 40,000 acres expropriated at Pickering continues to be managed by federal and provincial bureaucracies, the same planners who caused the Mirabel disaster. Some still dream of a grandiose airport despite overwhelmingly neg- ative evidence. Environmentalists have a better idea. Urban sprawl is pass6. Two airport systems don't work. So, let's do the right thing: Declare the 60 square miles as an agricultural preserve. Sell the land in farm units restricted by casements to farming and conservation uses. Guarantee that Metro Toronto has a green door free from sprawl: a viable farming, food -producing community in the Greater Toronto arca. With food prices soaring, food - land conservation is a land use whose time has come. dealings with other lawyers repre- senting land developers and big husinesses? Steve Parish is a man of integrity and compassion who has a history of looking out for the under- dog. Isn't it time we all stopped this "them" and "us" attitude and put our energies into working together in harmony? Pam van Rossem Ajax Isobel A. M. Thompson WhitevaleWe have other Time to change important things to consider `us' versus `them' attitude To the editor: Re: March 6 letter from Edward Alphonso. Mr. Alphonso must have been wearing blinders during his eight years in Durham if he hasn't seen ethnics in responsible positions. I work in a large supermarket which is part of a major national chain. Our cashiers come in a wide vari- ety of nationalities, colors and creeds. - All are treated equally by the company and our union. Everyone enjoys the same excel- lent hourly rates, fringe benefits and paid vacations, regardless of their nation of origin. If Mr. Alphonso wants to know what councillors are doing on his behalf, he can easily find out. If he wants to address council, he has only to attend Monday meet- ings. And yes, our mayor is a lawyer, but isn't that a major plus? ' Who would Mr. Alphonso rather have looking after our interests in To the editor: I felt I should respond to the let- ter sent from Anthony McCann and my reported preoccupation with lap dancing. It is true, I find lap dancing offensive, which creates an atmos- phere destructive to society, but this view was shared unanimously by all Pickering Council, so to give me full credit for the crusade to ban lap dancing would appear unfair. As the writer, by his own admis- sion, recently moved to Pickering in November, perhaps he is unaware of the many other issues before myself and council such as job creation, beautification of Pickering, lowering speed limits through our town, a reformed tax payment system, youth issues, improving local transit, and more. As my policy is one of open and accessible communication at all times, I invite the writer to give me a call to discuss further his con- cerns, comments , questions and suggestions. - Sherry Senis, Councillor Ward 2 Pickering THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED., MARCH 13, 1996 -PAGE 7-A P OF Town of Pickering *� z * (905) 420.2222 P1C1KF*(905)683m2760R11N[G 0 0 PUBLIC NOTICE ;:ROM THE PUBLIC WORKS 7EPARTMENT '. 24 HOUR WINTER EMERGENCY CONTACT NUMBER (905) 683-4319 You may contact the Public Works Department (Roads Division) regarding emergencies such as road conditions and maintenance by calling the 24 hour emergency number. SPRING WORKSHOPS CHOCOLATE FLOWERS (Adult) Monday, March 25 Time: 7:00-9:15 p.m. Fee: $35.00 EASTER CHOCOLATE BUNNY (Youth 8-13) Monday, April list Time: 7:00-8:30 p.m. Fee: $18.00 REGISTER NOW. CALL Simply call Direct Access 24 hrs. a day _ 7 days a week (905) 420-4660 • The Town's call processing system will allow you to communicate more effectively with Town employees. • You can call the Town 24 his. a day and 7 days a week. • If you know the extension or name of J specific staff person you will he prompted to select this option. • f f the person you arc .:alling is not available you will be prompted to leave a Confidential Message. • During Business Hours the choice of "Live Personal Assistance" is always } our option. • If you would like to contact a Town Department please sec the specific Department 24 hour 'Ihrect Access phone numbers printed below: General Inquiry ...............%)5 420-2222 Councillors' Office .................4211-4605 Town Manager's Office .......... 420-4610 Executive Director of Operations ..........................420-3648 Clerk*. De:partment........... ...... 420-4611 Supply and Services...............4204616 Municipal Law Enforcement...........................420-4615 Economic Development......... 4204625 Legal Services ............ ............ 42O-•3626 Human Resources ................... 420-4627 Public works Department ............................. 420- 6-10 Planning Department..............420-4617 • Town staff are trained to ensure that this technology is used appropriately. The technology's prime purpose is to meet the communication challenM in order to serve you - our customers. MARCH 1,996 PUBLIC SWIM SCHEDULE Dunbarton Pool Recreation Complex Pool March 13 SrM PLAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE �C March 13 COMMITTEE OF ADJUSTMENT * March 18 STATUTORY PLBUC WORMATION * March 18 EXECLTIVE COMhIIM MEETING * March 21 STATUTORY PLBUC INFORMATION March 25 EXECLTIVE COMMITTEE NEETLNG * !March 27 TRANSIT CiPI&NS' ADVISORY 0 0 PUBLIC NOTICE ;:ROM THE PUBLIC WORKS 7EPARTMENT '. 24 HOUR WINTER EMERGENCY CONTACT NUMBER (905) 683-4319 You may contact the Public Works Department (Roads Division) regarding emergencies such as road conditions and maintenance by calling the 24 hour emergency number. SPRING WORKSHOPS CHOCOLATE FLOWERS (Adult) Monday, March 25 Time: 7:00-9:15 p.m. Fee: $35.00 EASTER CHOCOLATE BUNNY (Youth 8-13) Monday, April list Time: 7:00-8:30 p.m. Fee: $18.00 REGISTER NOW. CALL Simply call Direct Access 24 hrs. a day _ 7 days a week (905) 420-4660 • The Town's call processing system will allow you to communicate more effectively with Town employees. • You can call the Town 24 his. a day and 7 days a week. • If you know the extension or name of J specific staff person you will he prompted to select this option. • f f the person you arc .:alling is not available you will be prompted to leave a Confidential Message. • During Business Hours the choice of "Live Personal Assistance" is always } our option. • If you would like to contact a Town Department please sec the specific Department 24 hour 'Ihrect Access phone numbers printed below: General Inquiry ...............%)5 420-2222 Councillors' Office .................4211-4605 Town Manager's Office .......... 420-4610 Executive Director of Operations ..........................420-3648 Clerk*. De:partment........... ...... 420-4611 Supply and Services...............4204616 Municipal Law Enforcement...........................420-4615 Economic Development......... 4204625 Legal Services ............ ............ 42O-•3626 Human Resources ................... 420-4627 Public works Department ............................. 420- 6-10 Planning Department..............420-4617 • Town staff are trained to ensure that this technology is used appropriately. The technology's prime purpose is to meet the communication challenM in order to serve you - our customers. MARCH 1,996 PUBLIC SWIM SCHEDULE Dunbarton Pool Recreation Complex Pool Register Now for Spring & Summer Programs - It's Easy! NEW' REGISTRATION SY.STE f TO .SERVE YOU BETTER! Quality Customer Service The new registration systems part of our cormuag 071 to improve services for you, our customer, as well as 'o provide a faster. more effiaent system For fur >:af New Registration Form N • 9tstratior corms nave been redesxpced to avow more ar one par%ipant per family tc easter for programs on "e;ameform. Registration Forms in your Town Brochure see Pages 24, `15.39, 45. ;4. 5_;. `A Children's Camp Registration Forms: Page 65 • :ate post date::neques 2 weeks xor *program start date • urrig the &octure delivery perW apc4imm are accepted 37r_ a 'andom txxes&N system s ;hided at end of Itis two week oenod. Marl+ 18, 19% Drop Off Registrations Acitenng Cmc Compiex 24 Hr. outdoors, across from Drop the Central Uibrary Box : The Esp+anade PicKering Recreation 3 mciex Drop rront Counter 683-658'Z. BOX 1867 galley Farm Road Mail 1R ❑ Department d Cum and Reaeatim I The Esplar" Pickv% Omar U V 6K7 • Cash payments: 3C Civic Complex, 2nd floor so Rec. Cm pkx, Frod Desk For additional information call 4244621 or 683.2760 1+N OF plc *� Be There'. W ♦ 9 r "� ° ♦ As the Town Launches its new Brochure "HARASSMENT HURTS US ALL" A Pickering Race Relations Forum Tuesday, March 26. 1996 7:00 p.m. to 9:15 p.m. at the Town of Pickering Civic Complex Council Chambers (across from the Centra+ Library) Be 'here' To hear guest speaKers -To denbty community race relations 8 equity needs • T:) work towarls greater tolerance, understanding and cio-operation among all cdizens MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN fOUR COMMUNITY: IN SPONSORED BY The Pickerina Advisory Committee on e Relations & Ec Refreshments 8 Entertainment PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX St. Patrick's Day Tone -Up Special March 18 -March 24. 1996 is your lucky week to Purchase our valued Tone -up Special You Recdue: ti 3 BOMIrIS MONTHS FREE NEW EQUIPMENT �s�yA�UVAApAANND WHIR Wb A GUEST PASS WE PAY THE GST Call now, 683-6582 ♦ • �� 8 Ali t' E'--� � Og MARCH BREAK Teens 13 to 15 years Youth Programs Teens 16 to 19 ears ros y Schedule for March 13" to 24" DATE TIME LOCATION wed., Mar. 13 6:30-10:30 pm. EastsYom Community Centre Thurs., Mac 14 6:30.10:30 P.M. SL Mary H.S. (rear entnumm) A OFri., Mar. 15 6:45-10:30 pm. SL Mary HS. (rear entrance) Sun., Mar. 17 7:00-10:00 p.m. Brougham Hata Mon., Mar. 18 6:30-10-00 p.m. St. Mary H.S. (rear entrance) Wed., Mat. 20 6:30-10:30 p.m. Eastshore Community Centre Thum, Mar. 21 6:30-10:30 p.m. SL Mary H.S. (rear entrance) O }7, 0 Fri., Mar. 22 6:45-10:30 p.m. SL Mary HS. (rear entrance) � FEE: ONLY $1 PER VISIT AH Prams wd be drop-in style: Regular Youth Programs Schedule Resumes: �>< H.S.Monday, March 26,1996 Basketball Basketball, Floor Hockey' For more information, please call: g Volleyball Table Tennis, Pool 420-4621 or 683-6582 ♦ / g S - 1 .. ... _..�_,. :�.' - . '"� F :'ipr '.a..jM: ::•.4:'=�y(:.,e ... .`F.+'.'...:1,•�:: '-,yx..:'e-yv-�.Y{. ":..... .#::x-.ey�r.;.'./J•'q..- !V.: h.!�i':tiw� ♦.3'.r - �. -. �;n•-•-� - �P'"{�';� y, ..��,w 11111mY Itet 11111 TUESttl01 ft. 12119 WEXI SM Yeti= 1lMlSM ri1114121 RMUlmsumNdbv* ftl= Litt 16W ft 170 owswo 6-70M &MM &M ilia &Max F741alL Adultstitim 9.101W 9.1�0W MAW 9.1:10W 9.1�Ipm open Sala 140 pA 140 pia 142 p.ta 140 piL 14A p6iL 14:0 pit► 140 pia opa Slim 740 pxa 74 0luL 7.150 pair. 74A pia 740 p L 74A pia 74A pm Adult swim 9.10:00 PA I 9.10A pat I mom pm 5-1t A pe, 9.10AFN Register Now for Spring & Summer Programs - It's Easy! NEW' REGISTRATION SY.STE f TO .SERVE YOU BETTER! Quality Customer Service The new registration systems part of our cormuag 071 to improve services for you, our customer, as well as 'o provide a faster. more effiaent system For fur >:af New Registration Form N • 9tstratior corms nave been redesxpced to avow more ar one par%ipant per family tc easter for programs on "e;ameform. Registration Forms in your Town Brochure see Pages 24, `15.39, 45. ;4. 5_;. `A Children's Camp Registration Forms: Page 65 • :ate post date::neques 2 weeks xor *program start date • urrig the &octure delivery perW apc4imm are accepted 37r_ a 'andom txxes&N system s ;hided at end of Itis two week oenod. Marl+ 18, 19% Drop Off Registrations Acitenng Cmc Compiex 24 Hr. outdoors, across from Drop the Central Uibrary Box : The Esp+anade PicKering Recreation 3 mciex Drop rront Counter 683-658'Z. BOX 1867 galley Farm Road Mail 1R ❑ Department d Cum and Reaeatim I The Esplar" Pickv% Omar U V 6K7 • Cash payments: 3C Civic Complex, 2nd floor so Rec. Cm pkx, Frod Desk For additional information call 4244621 or 683.2760 1+N OF plc *� Be There'. W ♦ 9 r "� ° ♦ As the Town Launches its new Brochure "HARASSMENT HURTS US ALL" A Pickering Race Relations Forum Tuesday, March 26. 1996 7:00 p.m. to 9:15 p.m. at the Town of Pickering Civic Complex Council Chambers (across from the Centra+ Library) Be 'here' To hear guest speaKers -To denbty community race relations 8 equity needs • T:) work towarls greater tolerance, understanding and cio-operation among all cdizens MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN fOUR COMMUNITY: IN SPONSORED BY The Pickerina Advisory Committee on e Relations & Ec Refreshments 8 Entertainment PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX St. Patrick's Day Tone -Up Special March 18 -March 24. 1996 is your lucky week to Purchase our valued Tone -up Special You Recdue: ti 3 BOMIrIS MONTHS FREE NEW EQUIPMENT �s�yA�UVAApAANND WHIR Wb A GUEST PASS WE PAY THE GST Call now, 683-6582 ♦ • �� 8 Ali t' E'--� � Og MARCH BREAK Teens 13 to 15 years Youth Programs Teens 16 to 19 ears ros y Schedule for March 13" to 24" DATE TIME LOCATION wed., Mar. 13 6:30-10:30 pm. EastsYom Community Centre Thurs., Mac 14 6:30.10:30 P.M. SL Mary H.S. (rear entnumm) A OFri., Mar. 15 6:45-10:30 pm. SL Mary HS. (rear entrance) Sun., Mar. 17 7:00-10:00 p.m. Brougham Hata Mon., Mar. 18 6:30-10-00 p.m. St. Mary H.S. (rear entrance) Wed., Mat. 20 6:30-10:30 p.m. Eastshore Community Centre Thum, Mar. 21 6:30-10:30 p.m. SL Mary H.S. (rear entrance) O }7, 0 Fri., Mar. 22 6:45-10:30 p.m. SL Mary HS. (rear entrance) � FEE: ONLY $1 PER VISIT AH Prams wd be drop-in style: Regular Youth Programs Schedule Resumes: �>< H.S.Monday, March 26,1996 Basketball Basketball, Floor Hockey' For more information, please call: g Volleyball Table Tennis, Pool 420-4621 or 683-6582 ♦ / g S - 1 .. ... _..�_,. :�.' - . '"� F :'ipr '.a..jM: ::•.4:'=�y(:.,e ... .`F.+'.'...:1,•�:: '-,yx..:'e-yv-�.Y{. ":..... .#::x-.ey�r.;.'./J•'q..- !V.: h.!�i':tiw� ♦.3'.r - �. -. �;n•-•-� - �P'"{�';� y, ..��,w PAGE S -A -THF: N'E%%% 1ki)%,E:R,nsER. WED.. MARC[] 1 . 1996 Public board splits kindergarten to save on busing, lunch watch B-, STEPHEN SHA1i til V I R I'ukII k 1)L'IZI1:1�1 - 'I -he puhlic school hoard has divided its kindergarten program into two and conic up with S270.000 in sayings. Under the new format appro\ ed by trustees last Wednesday night. scRools requiring student transporta- tion "ill offer all -day. alter- nate-daN kindergarten while schools not requiring busing w ill offer a hall -da\ program. The alternate -day progrinis will run \londa\s. «'cdncs- days and every second Friday and Tuesdays. Thursdays and eycr�, second Friday. Without a need for lunch- timc supervision. the half-day program will ,a,.c S178.000 and reduced transportation needs will account for the remainder of the sayings. sayin_• inoncs and Soothing, Ref" Bath & Shower mve're doing what our con- stituents ha\e aShed us io do. V,'c're offering mo good pro- granis.- said board Vice Chairnran Sherrill Willard. Staff has defined a non - transported school as one in which the entire student catchment arca is within 1.6 kilometres of the school. However, sonic trustees refused to support the nc%\ format unless schools were offered sonic flc\ihility in dcterminin, which s_vstcrn to .1 can't in all good con- science allow one school ha, c to remain at the all -day. alternate day program because of one or two students." argued Pickering 'Ward 2 Trustee Jill Hamilton. She said the new polls\ is "loll static, loo detailed and does- n't allow for enourrh Ittoyc- nient or options for indlyid- ual schools " Brod. Tow nship Trustcc Bill I:airburn. noting that one school in his jurisdiction would he designated as trans- ported due to four students. , ggcsled schools he allowed to break From the format and rnahc their own choice, as Ion`_ as there is only "mini nutl- cost to the hoard. Staff is to present it report on how schools could he allowed the option of chi n�- in•_ \%hich formal to adopt I— C T "'° AIL.. Soothing, Refreshing & Sensual o 50 Aromatherapy Glycerine Soaps ea.Aromatherapy Soothing, Refreshing & Sensual $295 Bath & Shower GeL 50 mL L Soot ing, Refreshing & Sensual $1750 Bath & Shower GeL 500 mL $250 Mesh Sponge -5nnall $3Oo Mesh Sponge Large BONUS Purchase $15 or more of any product we carry and receive this cosmetics case with 25 mL Aloe Vera Cleanser and Moisture Lotion, Bath Beads and Guest Soaps, absolutely FREE. Offer expires March 23/96. BATH AND PWiCTARBODY SHOP PICKERING TOWN CENTRE, LOWER LEVEL 905-420-8697 `We're saving money and we're doing what our constituents have asked us to do. We're offering two good programs: -- Sherrill Willard 'Free Electronic Filing C V{" ALL TAX PREPEINTIONS ' Free Consultation Cash Returns: TAX PREP PLUS We will Beat i 683-1948 152 Harwood • Ontario DIRECT IS YOUR BATHROOM LOOKING A LITTLE 111!f!, 11Nr__MLIZED� 3 Hours or Less BATH F117 TERTM will install a new acrylic bathtub or seamless wall right over your old one. (ir>cludes stalls) • Completely • Easy to clean and installed in just 2 will not stain hours • Call now for info • A perfect made to & FREE in-home measure fit everytime estimate 43Si : J'. THINK SPRIN4.... Shed that extra weight for a Healthier New 000 0 You" This Spring! •1n C, nnI rrulU(IL' cnn1lmcnl k:L • safc, Easy Weiglll I,oss •l:at Regular Fools •livarantcc(l W6ghl Loss •lair Nlen, %L'(nlll'n &- (Jiildren - CALL - & .ABOUT OUR NEW [ERBAL PRODUCT PICKERING 4— 4220 OSHAWA WHITBY 555 Simaw tit. S. 223 BR(XX ST. N. 436-2122 666-5050 Also ItKatio•s is Bradford, .Yew,warkel, Markbaw & rbombim P THE (YEWS ADVERTISER, WEU., MARCH 13, 1"641AGE 9-A Pickeringburglar crashes stolen car in Ajax chase AJAX-PICKERING — A burglar who away because the officer involved in the tates public safety not be risked in efforts to ing the robberies. broke into two Pickering homes led police pursuit "put safety first. You just can't keep catch a suspect, the inspector explains. The suspect is described as male, black, on a chase in a stolen car through Ajax up with that speed." Police recovered the stolen car used by in his late teens or early 20s. fie was wear - before eventually crashing into another Police policy on high-speed chases dic- the suspect, as well as property taken dur- ing an orange sweatshirt and baseball cap. vehicle and get- ting away Mon- day. The afternoon J i f chase started after f� 'y:•>�:> Durham Regional Police spotted a car matching a description of one used in two break ��✓✓✓ and enters which occurred minutes earlier on Sanok 4 days only. iursday to Sunda, March 14 to 17. hits vacant home PICKERING — Five fire trucks were required to put out ablaze in an abandoned house Tuesday morn- ing in north Pickering. Firefighters were called to the scene at 765 Ninth Conces- sion Rd. in the Claremont area at 9.14 a.m. The blaze started in the hallway of a house on federal- ly -owned land and caused an estimated $5,000 in damage. The house was slated to be torn down, according to Pickering Fire'' Department) deputy chief Bill Douglas. No one was hurt in the fire. The deputy chief says the cause of the blaze was unknown and is being investigat- ed. plus on .1 r�ner E earance ;handise Eaton's A deduct an amount equiv Ent to tr-am the total price of your purchase. GST PAGE 10 -A -THE NEWS ADVF.RTISFR. WE[)_ NIAR(-H 13, 1996 A little off the top Charlotte Arnold keeps herself occupied while getting her hair cut at Saturday's grand opening of Little Tots Hair Shop, "a unique chil- dren's salon and toy store" on Hwy. 2 in Pickering. We wonder if the book was a real hair -raiser. photo by A.J. Groen AP 0 C#1 WA' . , FLYER s -. Cheep! Fabric off a;E _ Now from Selected 19 Patterns � ° m FROM 99eEA. Special Selection!l CRAFT MUSLIN 120cm wide, 100% cotton. Our Reg- 3.98 m NOW 1 �m CWT r.0 Special Selection! I - �dl Special Selection! X41 SWEATSUIT FLEECE BROADCLOTH 115cm POLYESTER STUFFI! SOLID ENDS polyester/351. 1 lb. beg. 150cm wide.X44 • . Our Reg- 3.98 bag 299 ONLYL m • NOW Special Selection! POLYESTER FAILLE SOLIDS 11 5c wide. Our Reg. 7.98 m99 NOW � m Special Selection! S -T -R -E -T -C -H DENIM 150cm wide, poly/cotton. Our Reg. 10.98 m NOW 488m Special Selection! L_W%§ ! PRINTED CHINTZ DRAPERY 135cm wide, asst. designs. Our Reg. 12.96 m NOW 599m Sale in effect'til March 23196. Most items available in most stores. Look for the red saletags. No special orders. Please Note: the term 'our regular Price' refers to Fabricland's regular chain -store price. 1355 Kingston Rd. r= 4 ifit V• 4 I Pickering Town Centre 1 839-5990 ' -maswom Visa chemm-MtexoffoP4mxrt Thg Best in Selection and Price Anywhere k S6 E RS C� S Evl) (--t » 1O c'.f�-0111 SC61r.' 41 0 0 lit 1' -` RoadHandlee 'r'# Touring Tire 4 J j Premium -quality tire is made by Uniroyal Goodrich with a computer-assisted tread design for improved traction on wet roads. x69000 series id . Complete warranty details at Seors SAVE $11 DIEHARD GOLD' BATTERY 188WA ftiode-in' only Diel -lard Cold Diel -lard , our most powerful battery, has up to 900 cold cranking amps of power. Plus an 84 -month pro -rated warranty', 24 -month free replacement period. Sears reg. 99.99 with trade-in*. +50000 series <.. „ S- jeep—o ..,- y b.., .: n ., a, S.on " ,,,,,,or -4 ».. - 6§ Ya, .1d bee.,, Ihreq 4 SALE PRICES END SUNDAY, MARCH 24, 1996, WHILE QUANTITIES LAST USE YOUR SEARS CARD AND DON'T PAY UNTIL SEPTEMBER 1996 No minimum parduo a required N o down payment required N o prepaymerM of runes NO 3rd party c.& M*Kca%- De(arred offer applies to ant ouomative products and services, on approved cr*& with yaw sews Card. S35 defend fee apprn& offer ends Sunday, March 31, 1996. liquidation items in C{ewance Centres and Catalogue purchases are not included in this offer. Ask her detail !a/xK7 nu.re.%rrmr Copyright 1996. Soon Canoda Inc— SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE JL Ntrr V we're open Mon. -Fri. 8:00 a.m--9:00 p.m., Sat. 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m., Sun.11:00 am. -6:00 P.m - ShareLife campaign comes to Durham 0 Annual fund-raising effort attempts to raise $11 million for charities this year DURHAM -- ShareLife Sunday, the annual fund-raising day for Catholic community agencies within the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Toronto, will he held here March 24. The archdiocese extends east to Oshawa, west to Orangeville and north to Penetanguishene. Funds collect- ed on ShareLife Sunday are dis- tributed to Catholic chari- ties throughout the archdiocese and to agencies conducting development projects in the Third World. Volunteer can- vassers collect the donations. There are three ShareLife agencies in Durham Region - - Catholic Fami- ly Services of Durham, which provides coun- selling for individuals and families experiencing difficulties: St. Eliza- beth Health Care, which offers pro- fessional nursing service in the home on a visiting basis; and Rose of Durham, which provides services for young pregnant women and young mothers. Though ShareLife's 31 agencies are Catholic organizations, their services are open to anyone, regardless of reli- gious affiliation. ShareLife expects to raise S 11 mil- lion for its charities during this year's campaign. Last year more than one million people beat the tax refund backlog at Hall Block Visit us this year and we'll Express File your lax return electronically whether we prepare it or you (in. YoWll get your refund issued in two weeks or the Express File service is firer. Xpress Because it's yyoou_rmoney. �F/LE H&R BLOCK Open 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. Weekdays. 9 - S Sat. Mastercard and Visa accepted OSHAWA WHITBY Kmart Plaza 436-7188 125 Brock St. S. 668-3371 15 Bond St. E. 723-2217 Lake Vista Plaza 433-2195 AJAX BOWMANVILLE 3-235 Bayly St. W. 686-1395 243 King St. E. 623-6957 Harwood Plaza Mail 427-1960 ;hr =iay Also at these locations •••• •r" ��•��,•�•, during regular store hours Pickering Town Centre - Oshawa Centre H WAY WEPROUD TO BE YOU RiG EaTnIG DWI WEEKEN LE SATU-RDAY &- SUNDAY, MARCH 16 & 17 1 �Cr,a uar Company ` oO Cashwav resrrvea me r� , N hmn anbLes ana d t Canadam O to tr,�. a/n.wnt reasnnaGl ,or homeowne•s 427_9931 Servmg you :nrourout 3 an,7 ,,ur regular contracr-, .:uslumers It s our mtar„, trutntul. aa.,.ra.11 aakem sing tr, M101l AOCp�It sN��Ik 10►111OOr {'ne •vent of anv error wa wail make avery LOOK FOR rra,�,naDle EMon ,o ac<nmrrmdaleu p :'USNYM ustomers llelals on any product w.`,` nhes 'iS��Y UQ aZa iahie at rn. st �r,� VEUDW PAW THE YEWS ADVERTISER, WED., MARCH 13, 1996-PA0E I1 -A H amity .Shoe .S'hopprng...Experienre ,MOT S ring rea Over 25, 000 Pairs to Serve You ��eRooKs � _ I c I —J MEN'S INSTINCT CROSSTRAINER . ,• 3 3 ck to/Tea: 39". Saesizes 7 7 to 15 BOYS INSTINCT CROSSTRAINER ,h,tey a ac. ; 6urguruy 5a 96, Ses 13 to 629 LEATHER STITCHOUTS Mens, Womens. Boys sizes 3-13. A,-,tan6 39% to 49% s,mtiar W . ust: anon -tee IiwGrtil� WOMEN'S ILLUSION CROSSTRAINER vinte/ 1 39196 m Saes 5 1/2 /2 to 10 I� i GIRLS INSPIRATION COURT SHOE S,zes � to 29961 ,zes 11 to a THIS SPRING'S HOTTEST LOOK! Incredible-- WOMEN'S YueLeather Womens Sock Boot Penny Casual 3996 Available in Black Smooth, 29% White Patent BOYS UATHS? HOOK SHOT BOOTS Also available Girls Leather Hearts and Charm Boots .. Sizes 7-12. GIRLS Canvas Velcro in pink floral Also ` 2996 Available Boys Black Canvas Velcro.�� Sizes 6-12. Prices well below normal retail ... always! Family Shoe Shopping...F:.perienire Ajax - Harwood Business Mr. r Harwood Ave. S Hwy. 2 ILWAN' T S t9os) 427-6044 . Also in Brantford, Hamilton, St. Jacobs, Cambridge & Guelph Tootsies is proud to donate 2% of annual net profit to: — The Canadian Cancer Society for [creast Cancer Research — The Canadian Foundation for Aids Research w PAGE: 12 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED.. MARCH 13. 1"6 Job search tips in for college students, grads PICKERING — f=inding work is a job in scarchtng strategies next month. workshops. itself, especially for post -secondary students Two three-hour seminars will focus on The seminars will be held April 6 from 9 and graduates. ressumcs and cover letters. interview skills a.m. to noon and from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at Durham university and college students, and the art of networking_. Pickering career Gallantry's Eatery in the Pickering Town or recent grads, sceking employment are consultant Peter Christidis, who worked 20 Centre. invited to attend a free workshop on job years in the transportation industry. hosts the Register by calling 905-428-8930. Car rally puts you behind the wheel . in drive to run down lung disease DURHAM -- Fire up those engines and help fight lung dis- ease. The Durham Region Lung Association is holding a charity car rally Saturday. April 20, rain or shine, starting and ending at the Knights of Columbus Hall at the northeast corner of Ritson Road North and Winchester Road (6th Concession). Proceeds raised go to the association. Instructions and survival kits will be handed out at l 1 a.m., with the first vehicle leaving at noon. Rally entry fees can be in the form of a minimum S25 per car (driver and navigator) raised in sponsorships, with a special prize awarded to the vehicle raising the most money. or as a flat fee of S25 per car. Fund-raising challenges between vehicles and companies are encouraged. Refreshments. including a bar- becue, will be available following the approximately two-hour long rally and prizes galore will be awarded for win, place and show. A variety of novel prizes will also be given for the best -dressed two- some, classiest or most unique car, most riddles answered and so on. aJone with door prizes. For more information or to prc- register (entries are limited) call 436- l(46. ADVERTISING CORRECTION Eator s• Denim Event insert. included ir this newspaper. Wednesday. March 6, 1996 Please note the following: Page 8 -Bonus stud earrings from Plum Traders are not available Otter was cancelled. Inadvertently. the error listed appeared in our advertising We sincerely regret any inconvenience or confusion to our customers. EATON'S S�ESS� � ptsl�ed WHY LIVE WITH IT? The Dealing Recess That Works • Lower back pain • OkYNew, Injuries • Aching feet kWoductory Sessions Available Call for details Denetrea (905) 683.0684 I11 � THE SALE CONTINUES v '4 * TVS * STEREOS * CJIMERAS *AUTOMOTIVE*TOYS * SMLL APPLIANCES *SPORTING GOODS *BED & BATH * WATCHES *MEN'S, WOMEN'S & CNILDREN'S CLOTHING * ARES*CANDY *HARDWARE * NEALTN & BEAUTY *PATIO & GARDEN CM" CNIQUES 1 1 !", MANY HEMS NAVE E ALREAEIY m xam � GM" IN SAVINGS off On O Mma Maw SORRY, NO LAYAWAYS ON RED T" ITEMS. Noi- IL py THF, NEWS ADVERTISER, VVED., MARC" 13,1996 -PACE 13-A 41 1;11 ff Ok 14f o � H o H Ey-0 In 1w co) w 0 (Opp P44W JjO 7 "r, -A� lye= EWS d Col. El ce 4"V Noi- IL py THF, NEWS ADVERTISER, VVED., MARC" 13,1996 -PACE 13-A 41 1;11 ff Ok 14f o � H o H Ey-0 In 1w co) w 0 (Opp P44W JjO 7 "r, -A� lye= EWS d Col. El ce LAO �0 V LA. . . . . . . . . . . . . IM Atk. 4 '-S LAO �0 V LA. PAGE 14 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED.. MARCH 13.19% Pinochle and bridge for seniors Saturday PICKLRING -- The South Pickering Seniors' Club ', 53 will hold a Bridge/Pinochle Night this coming Saturday The fun stats at 7 p.m. sharp at 910 Liverpool Rd. S. All clul- members and their guests are welcome. Admission is S, per person. There'll he refreshments and prizes. For more information on the event or the club. call Bruce at ti -,-2051 or John at 839-4584 • Extending a lifeline A lifeline is being thrown to the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital in an attempt to pull in $1 million. Operation Lifeline is the hospital's fund-raising campaign for 1996 and the money raised will be used to buy medical equipment for such areas as the operating rooms, recovery room, day surgery and intensive care unit. On hand for the official launch are, from left, hospital foundation Chairman Nancy Maxwell, hospital board Chairman Doug McKay, Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs and Ajax Mayor Steve Parish. Dr. Kevir, Tyber OPTOMETRIST • D suens,ng of C.oniiai.i lenses and glasses I • evening and Saturday appointments available • Complete Family Eye Care 427-4144 Be!woF� Heti __' � tic � A �ess:ee James Schofield C.F.P. Chartered Financial Planner -VE _ a A professiona: you can trust with a reputation for the highest quality personal service and integrity." Dentures so natural... you'll never know the differenceF • New Soft -touch' materials for sensitive gums • Precision partial dentures Walter Wimmer; DD Denture Clinic PICKERING TOWN CENTRE (LOWER LEVEL) •C July, 1"2. 420.5020• Toll Free 1-800.661.5020 am THE MEWS ADVERTISER, WED., MARCH 13,1996 -PAGE 15-A V EDUCATION Special education needs not being met: Genova D Programs "stretched so thin' that erosion of services will continue in coming years, says learning disabilities association By STEPHEN SHAW STAFF RIYORTF.R DURHAM — Special educa- tion programs for students with disabilities have been "cut and stretched so thin" they can no longer fulfill children's needs, parents have told public trustees. In a presentation Monday night to the Durham Board of Educa- tion standing committee, Jutta Genova, president of the Learning Disability Association -Durham West chapter, urged the board to increase the number of education- al assistants (EAs). If not, she warned a gradual "erosion" of programs will continue in coming years. She said "drastic" staff and budget reductions by the hoard in recent years, combined with the growing student population, has placed too heavy a burden on EAs. Classroom support for students with learning disahilitics "has been cut and stretched so thin that we cannot claim anymore to give them an education 'according to their abilities' as mandated by the hoard," said the Ajax mother of three, who has one child with spe- cial education needs. Without additional support, EAs will not be able to maintain existing services, she said. "We recognize that the Durham board is faced with financial con- straints. However, students in the classroom need to he our first pri- ority. Students with learning dis- abilities have the same rights as all other students (and are) fully deserving of effective teaching and resources," she told trustees. The association. made up of parents of special education (SI:) Schools `tool kit' leaves teachers relieved DURHAM — Teachers here arc breathing a sigh of relief — for now. After months of fear and anxiety in anticipation of Education Minister John Snotx-ten's school board "demolition kit", teachers "are feeling as though we're off the hook for the 1996/97 year," said Bill Butcher, Ontario Public School Teachers Federation Durham district president. "The first wave is not near as dracon- ian as we feared it might have been, but we still could be facing real problems next year. Relieved is how most people are describing their feelings." Calling Wednesday's announcement of measures to enable school boards to slash their budgets "somewhat vague", Patricia Jermey, Ontario Secondary School Teachers Federation District 17 president, predicted a "hidden and delayed" impact on the school system. The Province plans to study new ways to finance capital projects, investi- gate the feasibility of allowing non - teachers to be hired as librarians and counsellors, and draft legislation which would allow individual school boards to renegotiate sick -day agreements (cur- rently 20 days are required under the Education Act). "Until all these studies and reviews are done and the legislation is in place we can't really understand what any of this will mean. Instead of this being an event, it's become a process," said Ms. Jcrmey, calling the document "insidi- ous". Teachers were "pleasantly surprised" more by what wasn't in the kit, rather than its contents. It appears the Province has backed off, at least for now, on reducing teacher preparation time. "This will have a very positive effect on morale of teachers," said Mr. Butcher. students, wants the board to change the present ratio of stu- dents to EAs from 164:1 to 160:1, as well as distribute resources more equally between the elementary and sec- ondary school levels. While 60 per cent of SE students are at the elementary level, 80 per cent of EAs are assigned to the lower grades, said Ms. Genova. Elementary schools also receive 87 per cent of the total SE funding allocation, she said. Bev Freedman, superintendent of education/programs, said spe- cial education resources are tradi- tionally emphasized at the ele- mentary level — based on the philosophy that investing in stu- dents at an early age "helps to overcome stu- dents' difficulties" at the secondary level, she explained. Ms. Genova pointed to the elimination in 1991 of 22 specialized teaching posi- tions at the secondary level and said more and more elementary students are being integrated into regular classes. "taught — less and less through direct instruction by spe- cial education teachers." Currently 5,865 students i are identified as rcquir- ing special education and there are 381 EAs. Most of these students have learninL, disabilities Audrey MacLean which make it difficult to understand or produce written or spoken lan- guage (reading, writing and spelling for example). It was also noted an "increasing number of informally identified" SE students are not recognized by the hoard. Pickerinu, Ward I trustee Ruth 5• LNV 11 P� � 00 Ann Schedlich acknowledged the cuts made in 1993, but said "the programs are still there at the sec- ondary school level." She said reaching the 160:1 EA ratio is the board's target. While promising in a later interview the request .vould be "high on our list of prto)ritics" during budget deliberations. Board Chairman Audrey :MacLean said increasing the spe- cial needs budget may he an impossible task this year with provincial grant reductions expected as high as S 12 million. "I am concerned about it. I'm very sympathetic and very sup- portive and I hope we can (increase the ratio)... But some say our priorities for the next few years are just to keep our schools open." said Ms. titacI_can. S° Poetry Contest $24,000 in Prizes The National Library of Poetry to award 250 total prizes to amateur poets in coming months Owings Mills, Maryland - The National Library of Poetry has just announced that $4,000 in prizes will be awarded over the next 12 months in the North American Open Amateur Poetry Contest. The deadline for entry into the contest is April 15, 1996. Another contest begins April 16, 1996. The contest is open to everyone and entry is free. "We're especially looking for poems from new or unpublished poets," indicat- ed Howard Ely, spokesperson for The National Library of Poetry, "we have a ten year history of awarding large prizes to talented poets who have never before won any type of writing competition." How To Enter Anyone may enter the competition simply by sending in ONLY ONE origi- nal poem, any subject, any style to: The National Library of Poetry 450 Tapscott Road Unit Sl Dept. 4693 Scarborough ON MIB SW1 The poem should be no more than 20 lines, and the poet's name and address must appear on the top of the page. Entries must be postmarked by April 15, 1996. "Each poem received will be acknowledged, usually within seven TU Cea ww el ftwe, kautrs l shove, is am d The Naftmel Library or Poetry's rema ddasa Yatdbeow weeks." indicated Mr. Ely. Every poet who enters will receive an evaluation of their artistry. Possible Publication Many submitted poems will also be considered for inclusion in one of The National Library of Poetry's forthcoming hardbound anthologies. Previous anthologies published by the organization have included. On the Threshold of a Dream. Days of Future's Past,. 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The deadline for entry into the contest is April 15, 1996. Another contest begins April 16, 1996. The contest is open to everyone and entry is free. "We're especially looking for poems from new or unpublished poets," indicat- ed Howard Ely, spokesperson for The National Library of Poetry, "we have a ten year history of awarding large prizes to talented poets who have never before won any type of writing competition." How To Enter Anyone may enter the competition simply by sending in ONLY ONE origi- nal poem, any subject, any style to: The National Library of Poetry 450 Tapscott Road Unit Sl Dept. 4693 Scarborough ON MIB SW1 The poem should be no more than 20 lines, and the poet's name and address must appear on the top of the page. Entries must be postmarked by April 15, 1996. "Each poem received will be acknowledged, usually within seven TU Cea ww el ftwe, kautrs l shove, is am d The Naftmel Library or Poetry's rema ddasa Yatdbeow weeks." indicated Mr. Ely. Every poet who enters will receive an evaluation of their artistry. Possible Publication Many submitted poems will also be considered for inclusion in one of The National Library of Poetry's forthcoming hardbound anthologies. Previous anthologies published by the organization have included. On the Threshold of a Dream. Days of Future's Past,. Of Diamonds and Rust, and Moments More to Go, among others. -Our anthologies routinely sell out because they are truly enjoyable reading, and they are also a sought-after source- book for poetic talent:' added Ely. PAGE 16 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, MARCH 13,19% V CRIME STOPPERS Clues sought to solve Pickering break-ins DURHAM -- Crime Stoppers and Durham Regional Police are asking for the public's assistance in solving several break and enters on Feb. 13 in Picker- ing. During the early morning hours, sev- eral businesses located in the plaza at 1895 Clements Rd. were forcibly entered. 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The Canadian Environ- mental Law Association reports the Ontario Min- istry of Environment and Energy (MOEE) is poised to gut the Envi- ronmental Assessment Act (EA Act) process substantially in relation to landfills, incinerators and other waste.manage- ment facilities. In particular, the MOFE is considering two options: exempting the entire waste management sector from the EA Act: or keeping the waste man- agement sector under the FA Act, but substantially modifying the Act's key requirements. The EA Act was passed in 1975 and is Ontario's most important and comprehensive environmental plan- ning law. Since the late 19Kfh, the FA Act has applied to major waste management undertakings proposed by the private sector (waste disposal companies) and the public sector (municipalities). The EA process has generally worked well in the waste management context. In some cases, suitable waste management facilities have been approved (with or without hearings) subject to conditions that protect the environment, conserve resources, and protect human health and safety. In other cases, undesirable waste management proposals have been properly rejected on environmental grounds. While the EA process could undoubtedly be improved and streamlined, the EA Act should not be substantially dismantled in rela- tion to waste management undertak- ings. The purpose of the EA Act is to ensure "the betterment of the people of Ontario by providing for the pro- tection, conservation and wise man- agement" of the environment. This is your opportunity to call or write your local MPP or the MOEE (416-323-4350) to ask questions and express your concerns. The federal government's CEPA reform proposals reflect the pow- erful influence of industries which have been lobbying hard to weaken environ- mental protec- tion in Canada. At the same time, growing evidence links pollution to the rising incidence of cancer and 61 . learning disabilities in children. Bcl'ore March 22 -- the deadline for public comments on the federal government's proposed changes to CEPA -- Environmental Minister Sergio Marchi ( 10 Wellington St.. Hull. PQ. K I A OH3) and Prime Minister lean Chretien (80 Wellington St.. Langevin Block, Ottawa K I A OA2) must hear from Canadians and Canadian organizations concerned about environ- mental protection and human health. Ask the federal govern- ment to take a strong leadership role in envi- ronmental protection by The ;ecvcler's setting strong standards. For more information. contact the Canadian Environmental Network Toxics Caucus at 416-960-2294 or visit the World Wide Web site via your commputer on CEPA at http://www.wcb.apc.org/cepa91 1. ADVERTISING CORRECTION Eaton s. Home Vaues -seu. nci.,'Je: , ...,s newspaper. Wednesday. March 13 1996 Please note the following. 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You'll be helping yourself! $123,000. Call me today. Ask for Linnie Brown*, 839-2121. i RICNARD MKLEAW JOHN BODDY "GABLETON" Great family neighborhood, neutral decor, separate living and dining rooms, 4 bedrooms, master en suite has step-up tub, fatuity kitchen with breakfast area & walkout to deck. Al this for $245,000. Call Rdliard MacLean* at 839-2121. With about 5% down, carries Ike Trent3, good size bdm>s., oak kit has w/o to pie -shape lot, fin. rec nn., excellent location for schools & public transportation. There's nothing to do but move in. $109,900. Call Bill Chapman* at 839-2121. I 1F Tm '"rT7_V U * $do RspSro1W ,. :V.. L ANNE SRISCOE"' -19 CHARM AND COMFORT? This 3 bedroom backsplit features a gourmet oak kit. with matching oak floors, beamed ceiling & spacious eating area, large living rm. with cathedral ceiling, skylights & floor to ceiling fp. Finished rec rm., renovated bath, custom deck. $157,777. Call Anne Briscoe*" at 839-2121. 1 ALASDZI r McLEAN' DON'T SAY GOODBYE TO THIS GOOD BUY! All brick 3 bdrm. bungalow nestled in premium lot In mature Pickering neighborhood, large living rm., hardwood flooring in bdrms., large rec rm. & additional bdrm. in bsmt. Asking $158,000. Call Alasdair McLean* at 839-2121. Ills CHEM� r ES THIS IS rT! LOVELY AJAX SIDESPLIT Features 60 oz. carpet, newer roof and windows, central air, central vac and a spacious rec rm. with floor to ceiling fireplace, $172,283. Call Michele Jones* at 839-2121. 0 LINDA RK' ONE IN A MILLION $209,900 Thousands of dollars in quality upgrades. Includes stunning stained glass french doors, security video intercom, interlocking walk. Truly unbelievable value. All brick. 4 bedroom detached. Speak to Linda Clark* at 839-2121. LUAJLC.U.LJLT.EIII Fabukws 'loin Boddy' Gabteton model, neutral decor, sep. living rm. & dining rm., 4 bdrms., master en suite with sfaep-up tub. Family kit. with breakfast area & w/o, two tiered deck, bsmt. with ceramic fir. & workshop, super back yard. $239,900. Call Shahla Ashtari*, 839-2121. Briscoe Estates Ltd. � r• RICK ::... ., .., BRISCOP EXCELLENT STARTER Quiet crescent in south Ajax, fenced back yard and well maintained, split entrance side door, rec rm. with bar plus two bedrooms in basement. $134,500. Call Rick Briscoe* at 839-2121. ALASDAIR MtLEAN' - COUGHLAN BUILT. PRESTIGIOUS AREA Approx. 2.800 sq. ft. cf .-x,,y. 4 "r—s Taster e^ s,jlte. Sep. livmgidirnng rms. wth french doors, family rm. Wh marble fp. 9' ceilings Exceptional eat -in kit with wio, ceramic flooring, plush carpeting, main flr laundry, interlock walk & entry. 5315.000. Call Alasdair McLean' at 839-2121. CAROL E. K CHARMING WEST SHORE Detached brick bungalow, 3 plus 1 bedrooms, gorgeous lower level family area with gas fireplace plus wooden mantel with marble tile trim, $164,900. Call Carol E. Kudla* at 839-2121. r JUDY SHAW' GLENDALE SPECIAL 5179.000.00 All brick �eme Dcuc�e garage ,N,t„ yea r`w `,rep,ace .n living room. Curved oak staircase with upgraded pine kitchen with walk- out to deck and rec. room and much more Call Judy Shaw at 839-2121 r79BUSINESSES AVAILABLE Antique & well cared for furniture & collectibles, Ajax, $18,000 + inventory, - Auto BLL parts suppliers in Ajax $22,000 plus stock, - Trade in CDs & vinyl, Pickering $30,000 + stock, franchised pet food & supplies, Pickering $70,000 + stock. Call Bill Thompson* today, 839-2121. 3 7-- 777<+ s .. �J LTDN 1 1 LA Glendale beauty boasts sunny family -size kitchen, 3 big bedrooms, both newer windows & gas furnace. Gorgeous private, fenced yard perfect for barbecues! Call now! c • • 11, 1,338 sq. ft. 3•t bdrms. 2 kitchens 4 baths Shows well Central air Sep. entrance to bsmt Bright, eat -in kitchen ' 6 appliances Many extras Call today for all the ;ef3 5' :,.. 3-' be,.'oor- 3 wasr rooms. professionally finished basement wt we' bar arc: open stone fireplace Dor'? be the second one is tw vo,,r offer. This one has all the goodies kerma a , 8 �e�'ra vac etc etc. Call now'" ��;r.� �:• r111AI �t1� Gorgeous 4 bedroom home on a quiet court. Greenhouse kitchen with walkout to deck, main floor laundry, central air and vac. Lots of upgrades. �,a �. • �. •., A 3 bedroom home on a 50 fL lot - all new windows, new roof, fully, repainted and finished rec room. Spotlessly clean. Ready to immediate occupancy. I a:�:� t � f.•f.Yh: �•1•� �:� �� ► a �i�� a a_ * 4 bedrooms *Main floor family room with fireplace * Located in Applecroft subdivision * 2,218 sq. ft. and only $189,900. Don't delay, it won't be here long. Immaculate, newer home on a quiet court. 4 big bedrooms and a huge kitchen with ceramic tiles. Quality is evident throughout this fine home. Must be seer. Beautiful 4 bdrn ' Mair fir laundry Main Ar fam rm with fireplace' Central air 3 baths ' Attractive eat -m k^chen Master !idrT -:as 4 -pc en suite 8 tame walk --r- 'ail _3' -r ail,a, ._ e Jetails' 4 Bedrooms ' Finished rec room Eat -in kitchen ' 16x32 ft. inground pool Main floor fam rm. ' Backs on to greenbelt F;repiace ' Quiet, tree -lined street L 1 L • 1'1 — 4 bedroom executive home features huge family room, main floor laundry, formal living & dining rooms, den. 2,560 sq. ft. Must be seen! Junior exec" 1,600 sq. ft. of open concept space, oak fam.-sized kit., gas fp., above grade rec room, upgraded carpet. 1 year new, lots d warranty left. Low, low maintenance fees. Act fast, spring market is here. 1,978 to 3,089 sq. ft. From $182,900 -.$2249,900 Main floor laundry, 4 bdrms., double garage, partially finished basement & more!! i Immaculate from top to bottom, fully detached bungalow with unique & spacious "Ian. Professionally, finished recreation room with office, central air conditioning, new flooring, two walkouts, eat -in kitchen, large deck and more. Call for further nforrnation. • • This 2,000 sq. ft. home has a main floor fam. rm. and main fir. laundry rm. There is a 4 -pc. en suite bath, fireplace, eat -in kitchen and more. Call today for all the details. * Great value*. T"RIP:z, This 3 bdrm. condo in Alax has It all. Upgrades, upgrades 8 more upgrades. All window coverings, track lighting, Jacuzzi tub in en sude, new kitchen, new windows, all appliartces, 2 4 -piece ^.athrooms For your first home or your last home, this is it. Don't -%V. all todav A. �N_ Exceptional townhome, over 1,600 sq. ft. end unit Beautifully renovated, huge family -size kitchen. New main bath has ceramic flooring. Crown mouldings throughout. Tandem garage. New thermal windows 6 sliding glass doors throughout! A must see! �:10; 11F."I "Wes _■ a Very private, great location, 3 bdrm. brick, demand Westney Heights. Great schools, shopping & transportation. Pie - shaped lot -spacious deck & eat -in kitchen. •. lI. IVA Skn" executive residence -4 Profession* fn. bases J 5 bedrooms - 3 bldhroons 4 Greenhouse oak kAchen 4 Two-storey Byer J Main Mor launciry 4 Separate side entrance J Professionally landscape 4 Steps to whools, lake & parks ';�ll>s7��x .,..c ?;�i•�:rl."u'cbs°�'� 1 - � ' '.� i, r.r., ' !+1 i le !M1 ,f '�ti it, ,'. � ♦ � • •0� ♦'4'. :"w. .A _ -.1b t •• ♦,v , t -. •.A� •♦',.tk• Coe, LF •. �• +••'*Y�'±� ' THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., MARCH 13, 1996 -PAGE 23-A Ajax program offers aid to .arthritics DURHAM -- An aquatic program water. The exercises provide therapeu- from I to 2 p.m. for arthritics may provide some relief tic relief, increase muscle strength and The cost is 545.50 to participate from the disease. improve co-ordination. once a week and $91 to take two The Arthritis Society is offering a A doctors consent is needed to par- classes a week. 13 -week program beginning in April ticipate. The aquatic program is also offered at the Ajax Community Centre on It's offered either once or twice a at other locations in Durham including Centennial Road. week. Tuesday sessions begin April 2 Whitby, Oshawa, Clarington and The program involves doing gentle, and are held from 3 to 4 p.m., while Uxbridge. Call Monica Hickey at 683 - range -of -motion exercises in warm Thursday classes start April 4 and are 1955 for more information. Mixed news on social assistance DURHAM -- There's both good and bad news in Durham social assis- tance figures for February. The number of people receiving Family Benefit Allowance (FBA) dropped by 677, but the welfare rolls increased by 145. There are now just under 18,800 people, including about 12,300 chil- dren, receiving FBA in Durham. And, about 16,150 people, includ- ing about 5,250 children, are receiv- ing welfare. Whilethe number of people col- lecting welfare increased, the number of cases dropped by 16 to 9,357. IA case can be a single person or a fami- ly.) With the exception of December, the axial assistance rolls in Durham have decreased every month since last July. "-Traditionally, in January and Feb- ruary, we experience an increase in the numbers (on welfare). The hope was the (downward) trend would con- tinue," Durham health and social ser- vices committee chairman and Whit- by Slayor Tom Edwards says. _the nature (of the increase) in and of itself isn't a severe indication" the social assistance rolls will swell, he adds. Since February of 1995, more than 2,200 have stopped receiving welfare and the caseload has dropped by almost 1,500. The FBA caseload is down by 752 and the number of recipients has dropped by 2,100. Home for Sale to Highest Bidder . 3 Glif ird Court, Ajax Gracious 2,500 sq. ft. executive hone in Applecr ft • Premium 'pie' shaped lot • Large principal rooms - Gorgeous master bedroom suite • Spacious kitchen with appllances - Open for inspection between 1:00 pm and 5:00 pm Saturday, March 16th and Sunda% March 17th- ' On Sunday evening, all bids will be reviewed by the owners and the highest bid accepted, provided it exceeds the reserve bid of: $215,000. For additional intimation call: Select/Ran Real Estate Inc. Realtor Fraser Beach, Broker 6 8 6. 2 111-470-1 4 1 NEW CHOICE Realty Ltd. M E M B E R B R O K E R ©L Mr. Vo, ,Iualifsmx -X 1/21% t t m new - i hdrms En sutre hath. rut-rn err, hrn Ljn:r aard fen, ed A dr, k ' Vrw arra in Bowmarn elle Call Judy Stacey«'« X37-1054. .F JUST LISTED $169,500 CLOVIS Beautiful del all brick home located m the prime -Fox Hollow- area. Finished basement with fireplace and a ST. LOUIS* new 3 -pc bath. 6 appliances. CAC. CVAC Please 831-3300 call today: Clovis St. Louis. RE/MAX FIRST REALTY LTD. (905) 831-3300 PROXIN RESUTS YES, YOU CAN PAY LESS 8. GET MORE WIT} -I MinCom. PI'S EASY! "FREE" 1�7 EVALUATION CERTIFICATE 837-1054 i /T -tri..+ �•c � i fi,rr+. i :r l_ .=--��?r r 3,i.. ' I1(111.� .� I v ill l r- RI I pRtm tt� �r POWER OF SALE_ - irtr premium /,it ".H}.RE.VT'r I'iakrrui} toµnhuucr. 3 • <.25o.wpwrr frrr 57 5qU Jon. carrier under : .'-1 store%. vas lurruice. 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R •UL Than rent with Sl 51w),lossa Call Raul Casino •,CASINO' •5 bu*t x m, 837-1054 Call Raul (asino', A VER) ELEG.LYT HOME 1AAM.',VTIO.V ]ST TIME PRESTIGIOUS UX'ATION irtr premium /,it BUYER! • <.25o.wpwrr frrr LzL"Walbuutto * Spacious i bore. htwnhautar ' Main• quahry upgrwks thnurichow ( lura: (owner Pride or i)Anerehip " Furred air ,L'ar heating •5 bu*t x m, patio *FiniArd tot floor rrtrrar • Iota of hardw•twd floors -Spacious pir-.Draped frnerd Auld * Finished rrc room wirh gazebo * C'lus'r W "GO' ,% shuppin,g •A wrv.tpr,'hit home - Priced u, sell, ARGUE' Call Ron Argue*, Call Ron Argue*. 837-1054. RIM -J� ' Pickering Rougem(lunt atrea. •Spar u,us 3 hdrrri on lame pritatr hit •1'nhrlielahle value Hurn Call Gam Free*. 837-1054. N7>1i' So' G,r over :Sa) W. Jt 1 Ige hdrnu . ntatr hal i -rt A wirrat Cerumict mi fn,nr boor hull rhrnu,>;h u, pre",a,r ka Frrrwh dr,. li•/Jm rm unkrn :aund .fear aa, r,s A Kp tuk int Quwr st Nun -t i.,« Otfrred is 5:14 A)to Call Lois Thompson" to view. 837-1054. STUNNING CEDAR SOI-ARIUM ** Reno kitchen di bath ** Huge private yard ** Gleaning hrdµ•d. jlrs. ** Printe Scarborough locale Call Peyton Ding*, 837-1054. ke Orneµur 2 bdrm with witr luund . ` .i/q>h,orrrt. ,err parkin,. pluv ettra 4t r' ( till me. (;arr-. /ree•'. v STEPS TO IAKh_- ** Huge pie lot ' * Demand Lake hwation * * Finished tap to bottom * * Shows veru well Call Peyton Ding*, 837-10.54. GOOD STARTER!! ry SOUTHVt'EST START "7TH .NE! P� NORTH IIERSIIT.4GE let KE WE H' ' Wilkout ro deck %EIGHBOCRHOOO Fullv finished 3 bedtr nm • I)erached 2 stoney all brick * -t hedrr„mr famih home N/bsmi. finished. 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PAGE 24-A-THF:NEWS AIATRTISER, WEIL MARCII 13.19% Living and learning in Ajax and Pickering Davia Howchin Itop photo, right) reads to his mother, Karen, and father, Grant Jones, while sister Kimberley looks on during Family Reading Night at Vaughan Willard Public School in Pickering recently. Grades 1 and 2 students, as well as authors and illustra- tors, attended the event aimed at promoting, sharing and celebrating literacy. In the bot- tom photo. Charlene Byng and Shelley Kis;ashko ponder rocks and minerals as part of the 'Scientists Schou' p,ogram. by A.J. G_�e- a-�! A^_ev. a - :'L�L'�1= FIVE y r�- i r--T--�- F APPLICATION�J PROGRAM 1) Early Spring - Fertilization 2) Spring Weed Control MOST LAWNS ONLY 3) Summer Fertilization 4) Fall Weed $120 PERSEASON! Control 5) Fall Fertilization WAseu ON A FHAUE 517.ED W-11 - ALL Granular Fertilizer - Insect control, Crab grass control, and Aeration available as required - Professionally applied by licensed applicator FULLY INSURED AND GUARANTEED 686-1436 Join us in cyberspace! Call us at 683-5110 to find out how. Barbershop singers AJAX-PICKERING -- Local men will partici- pate with Great Stage Robbery in a night of bar- bershop singing in Oshawa next month. The barbershop quartet, Great Stage Robbery, is set to steal your attention at the 47th annual Horseless Canriagemen show called Moments to Remember at Oshawa's Eastdale Collegiate April 26 and 27. Ajax -Pickering barbershoppers Bill Mcllroy, Bob Peters, Stewart Petersen, Peter Gilbert and Bill Zambrick are all members of the Horseless Carriagemen. The Great Stage Robbery from Texas, formed in 1992, was crowned Southwestern District MM the stage in April champions in 1993. At the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet Singing in America's International Con- ventions in '94 and '95, the quartet placed sev- enth in the world. All four members sang in award-winning quartets prior to forming their present group. The Tri City Slickers and Oshawa's own Country Four will also perform. Tickets are $12 for adults, $10 for seniors and $5 for students and children. Eastdale Collegiate is at 265 Harmony Rd. N., Oshawa. For more information, call Murray or Jean Osborne at 905-436-2419. Fisher fiddles with fish at his Pickering home- Ll T) Fisher and other piscatorial enthusiasts in Durham meet monthly to get the most out of their hobby By LESLEY MCMASTER SPFCIAI. TO Tilt., NF.w.S A1)yFR rlSFR PICKERING -- Brecding fish has become a household name for one Pickering family -- literally. The advertising chairman of the Durham Aquarium Society, Ty Fisher, laughs when asked if his name and fishy fascination are more than a coincidence. "I guess it's a bit of a conflict when you keep fish, not kill fish," says Mr. Fisher. For over eight years, the Metro firefighter has been breeding angelfish, swordtails, con- victs and jewels in the eight tanks that line the family's basement walls. "I find them relaxing and I like watching them," he says. "I must admit I enjoy tinkering around with the (tank's) plumbing. My friend's wife calls it Lego for big kids." The current highlight of his collection is a trio of Oscars, a breed of fish Mr. Fisher says he likes because of their larger size and human -like expres- sions. The surrounding goldfish and convicts (named for their stripes) are "lunch", he explains. Mr. Fisher gets most of his fish from auctions held by the Aquarium Society at its monthly meetings. The society also produces a monthly newsletter called Tank Talk and has its own hobbyist library and breeder and tank awards for its mem- bership, which includes people from a variety of occupational back- grounds. While breeding may he good for big kids, Mr. Fisher feels his daugh- ters Katie, 5. and Jennifer, 2, have Parent group meets Tuesday DURHAM -- The Association of Parent Support Groups of Ontario meets Tuesday, March 19 here. It's for parents worried about their children becoming involved in drugs, alcohol, running away, dropping out of school, committing crimes or parental abuse. Call 1-800-488-5666 for the meet- ing's location or for more information on the group. • * 10 also learned from his hobby. "(t was their first experience with death," he explains. "It was a pretty gentle introduction." Mr. Fisher says Katie is almost old enough to graduate from tending her own tank of col- orful swordtails to raising angelfish, a breed she can handle with parental guidance. "You have to get the fish to match the kid," he says. Mrs. Fisher. however, gets frustrated by breeding because fish tend to need a lot of attention in the early stages of life, he says. "She wishes she could fill the tanks with Ajax (bleach) sometimes," he laughs. Mr. Fisher recommends new breeders start with a smaller 30 -gallon tank and breeding fish that hear their young live rather than in eggs. People usually choose their breed based on color, shape, size and activity level, he says. The Durham Aquarium Society meets the second Tuesday of every month. Featured guest at the March 26 meeting will be Derek Middleton of the Canadian National Aquarium Conservation Society. For more information call (905) 83 1-0940. f ` 5 HOURS GUARANTEED* ► At Pamcipahng Offices Only' CALL 436-7188 s ♦to enquire' 'SOME 4E STP,C71ONS MAY A:o: Open 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. Weekdays, 9 - 5 Sat. OSHAWA • Kmart Plan 436-7188 15 Bond St. E. 723-2217 • Lake Vista Plaza 433-2195 BOWMANVILLE 243 Kina St. E. 623-65 Also at these locations during-reaular store hours Mastercard and Visa accepted WHITBY 125 Brock St. S. 668-3371 AJAX 3-235 Bayly St. W. 686-1395 Harwood Plaza Mall 427-1960 veer+ aefte■ parte aeVaeiaee- r..,.. Trn.n CAntm . Oshawa Cent could You could win one of three prizes of $100 in Glendale Marketplace our Gold Dollars, to be used j)et at Glendale Marketplace uc participating merchants. Simply fill Iq out the ballot below, and deposit it in the official ballot box locaced•in Z -Art a . l Gallery @ Glendale Marketplace. 1 1 GLENDALE NAME: t I AGF.: MAMIRACE TEs.: atch 16, 1'196. 1 Contest closes Complete Details at 1'la=------ — Corner of Finch Ave. E &Dixie Road TIfE NEWS ADN'ERTiSER, WED.. .MARCH 13,1996 -PAGE 25-A The Durham Aquarium Society's Ty Fisher, seen here with daughters Jenny and Kate and Oscar the Oscar, finds solitude and comfort in his hobby. 01 I e r�; id!�3 rd POO �r End of Season Clearance on Dresses & Suits 70 % OFF original price Offer expires March 31/96 109 Old Kingston Rd. #4 Pickering Village, Ajax (905) 428-0722 O2On any day, you probably pass one of our homes, hostels or street sen/ices. Places like Covenant House, i is Street Haven, and 29 other viW agencies rely on us so that they can help street youth, homeless axlewomen, and countless others in need. We are Sharel-ife... for 20 years focusing on the needs of our neighbours -and the world. But our services are jeopardized by reduced government assistance 49 and other economic factors. Let's share life in 1996. Help us help our neighbours. Call 1-800-263-2595. 1-800-263-2595 astwdme% - ®f"' ouChicdwgh alleecles. ShimmeLllets 31 Helping Agendas: Canadian Catholic Orlianaauon for Development and Peace. Catholic Charities Office. Cathie Continently Services of York Region. Catholic Cross Culnral Services, Catholic Family Services of Drrialm Catholic Family Uh Centre of Sirncce Soul Catholic FamHy services of Pref-DuRerir>, Catinok Family Services of Toronto. Cadwk Setdorntnt House Day Nursery Cokanbus Boys' Camp, Coverrarx House Toronto, Le Came des Pio niem Loyola Artttpe Cenitre for Setrors, Mary Caws Matt Tarot House, Nawral Family Plarrtirit Association, North sioncoe Fanny Life Centra, Office, of Catholic Youdn. Our Placa Pastoral Mission Fund, Mwidetnce Care*, Rosalie Hall, Rose of Durfarn, Rose of sh eron, St. Attltastine's Se nearn SL Bernedeme's Farnitr Resource Centre, SL Bmbeth Health Care. Sancti Nine House. Siler it Yoke. society of 9wM Street Haven __ -- Y- ._ .. - - a7=-a..a r -a -i + a a - PAGE 26 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., MARCH 13.19% News Advertiser readers win big! Pickering resident Laurence Withall was the lucky win- right, Pickering resident Jayne Van Dusen displays her ner of a Samsung videocasette recorder just for paying Samsung VCR after having her name drawn in Collec- his carrier during Collection Period 41. Mr. Withall's tion Period 42. The News Advertiser congratulates name was drawn from all of those who voluntarily paid those winners. and thanks all our readers for acknowl- their carriers during the last collection. In the photo at edging the efforts of newspaper tcamers. Striking OPSEU chain gang broken up in Oshawa By TON'1- 1)01'LE SPECLII. TO 7i if: N WS AD%-FRncFR DWRIt:' M -- I he tics that hind were cut for a few OPSEI" pickets early Monday morning. Dive striking Ontano Public Sen ice Employees Union members at the Ministry of Revenue Building in Oshawa were arrested and charged with failing to leave premises when directed. after chaining themselves by the ankle to the dcxxs of the building and a pillar. Durham Regional Police report they asked members of the chain gang to unlock themselves on numerous occa- sions. before finally using bolt cutters to break the link and escorting them to police headquarters on Centre Street. Earlier in the day. OPSEi i local 340 president Sally Rudka had refused comment on the situation from her place in the chain, but other strikers said the purpose was to watch who watt going into the building. All five have the option of paying a S65 fine or they can make a court appearance to appeal the ticket. While the chain gang was being cut loose in Oshawa, talks continued with provincial mediators in Toronto to end the now 17 -day-old strike. Both sides have been speaking independently to the mediators since Sunday in an effort to bring them up to speed on their positions. Once mediators have a better under- standing of the issues and a common ground is achieved, Durham Centre MPP Jim Flaherty believes talks could resume very soon. "The mediators are trying to gauge the basis for putting the two parties back in the same room to talk," says Mr. Flaherty. "They have been shuttling between the two parties to try and find some basis for talks, which I think will hap- pen within the next day or two if it does happen. "We have to get in the same ball park. 1 think the mediator is trying to get the two sides into the same ball park, but so far union leadership hasn't been in the ball park. I believe there is some pressure on union leadership to revise their demands and get real." OPSEU regional vice-president Joan (Yates was also happy with the events and attributed them to a revitai- ization of strikers. "-They're back at the table, spirits are high on the line and people are committed to this." says %1s. Gates. who noted laid off General Nioton, workers have been making visits to the line. "This is not about us. this is about a lot of people in the province. The pickets are "guarded, but hope- ful this will result in a settlement. Peo- pie want a negotiated settlement." Consumer Car :Mart Delivers Quality Leo Anagnostako .,r "`Lon In Plckcrtng a one - ,(op shopping centrc Ior quality used %chicles A lar, -,r selection of reconduumed. used cars in All makes and models with prices ranging from Ali to S?t)0M is available at Consumcr Car Mail •1%e .e gut something for .,%ersone and it it's not here. Ac ll get it." explains Consumer Car Man general man.t_cr Lco Ana_nostakos. Consumer Car Marl currentl% has 80 IUII% reconditioned and certified %ehlcles in its %%hopping 12.000 -square toot indoor showroom at an one time. The wide selection means the fared% -owned husiness can pros idc the right car for its custorners at the right price. explains Anagnostal.us. Best of all. Consumer Car Mart has guarante;d tmancing for all who want a car. e%en those who are first-time car buNers or who hase gone bankrupt in the past. "We don't turn aurone down for credit. We specialize In people who ha%e gone bankrupt and first-time huyers." he saes. The business prides itself on the quaht} and reliability tit the reconditioned cars which come into its showroom. Each automohile comes complete with a one-year. 12.INK)-kilometre %warranty and a I(N)-per cent parts and labor warranty cosering the engine. transmission. Lime axles. clutch. engine cooling system. brakes. suspension. tires. exhaust system. starting and charging swsten)s and all seals and gaskets. Each car also undergoes a ?(N) -point test inspection in Conswtter Car Mart's 0.500 -square -foot sersice centre. Consumer Car Mart list) invites its customers to Ihorou_lll% examine and test dri%e la minimum �U-minute test drisc is reconunendcdl the automobile to ensure that it dries and handles to the customer's satistacnon. AI(cr settling on an automobile. Anagnostakos says the %chicle can he held with no deposit until insurance and tinancmg can he confirmed. As a Ianul% business. the sales personnel don't work on commission. %%hich means that customers needn't %wurr% about high-pressure sales. Con%ersely. the business has created a comfortable atmosphere where the customer I, treated right while searching Icor the right %chicle. Consumer Car Man rs at 1695 Bayly .St.. dust west of Brock Road. Pickering. For more information. call 420-9800. Beware spring thaw: CLOCA I)11R11AM -- The Central lake Ontario Conservation Authority (('I_(K'A) advises 1)urhxun residents to approach waterways with caution this spring. While the coming of warmer temperatures brings people outdoors, it also melts snow, breaks up ice and delivers rain to the region, creating higher, faster flowing streams and rivers. Slippery and unstable hanks and extremely cold water temperatures also add to the mix to create hazardous condi- tions along any water body, CiOCA advises. For more information call CI WA at 905-579-0411. ALL OLD & CURRENT CLIENTS ARE WELCOME TO JOIN OUR ADVANCED TECHNICAL TrEAM FOR A l�iz�eatiae 1¢�i2oaC� t4 i�ie �1� d � :.) OUR HAIR TECHNICIANS ARE EXPERIENCED IN ALL ASPECTS OF HAIR CUTTINGISTYLING & COLORING & HIGHLIGHTING i 1 O°/ OFF 0 • INSPIRED BY INTERNATIONALLY 0INIa lF RENOWNED MAURICE FIORIO . L _Z' _ _ _ J SUPERCENTRE PLAZA CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 831-6531 !VFRPOOL 3 HVJY 2 �• I BEAUTY SALON & ESTHETICS 33 Station SL, Ajax a 2S „ Pat nr tr .xt�rl,• F.Relaxer's Tut.,s ,7t. �......... 30 sup • Full k t i %ilk tihri-xii,.l flash & `el 1tc(i & Thurs.) . `� (5 slip 1'rrm.tnent Frcnrh lip. Curls ................................ N50 • l-ull 'K.1 (in.. m • .................... • .� (r,wd.r porcelain l;t�n�l Bratd�.... t/ x Up • Rr.y,pinl;Tip. • %tint, urr, Full Head of'%eave.......... .80 s up • w.tstni; fedi, urs•. Mours-jos 'burs '0a, -5pm Friday iJ am - Bpm .mtl mu, h m, m• Saturday 7 70 a.m. - 2:70 p.m. MARTIAL ARTS CANADA CENTRES MCaking a dlffarence In your community '9rce error'+p -ry son. Frc. hit oven Of cor"d°nce aria conccwltrcttor •,ave greeny rcrecaetl cauyrg c malkoc r fa%, nert In t-4 prones at school. Wllrwsstisp the benetMs my ton had erwerlerced. I chose 'c )oir ' iornd A^s Carodo and rave since mcetvod marry of Mrs sar o benertS. Pe,w Schoerfe-d CALL 839-5000 TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTC JAMES R. VANCII Ilfferin- all insolvcne% servicesineludin„ personal and corporate bankruptcies 0511 AWA 122 Albert tit. 721-75(16 AJAX 50 ('mnmerc•ial Ave. 619 -1473 COBO U RG 72 Bing St. IV. :172-4744 Saturday & E% ening Appointments available. FEAR' RATE Long Distance FROM 9 9 12 C4md. �...c a-.." r_1ucaa:..gh Two -Way c:.. -h., loose cwy Calling Mak takbaaw Month e�os r"bk rw, 0A Ride- c►.k.gk. �rl�■.. Sa%c an aW&.inal AN on all your other king di rai%Lv call.. R -r cr dk. ui.i."a-d lug s`h'y=`!;w: Mire �rrartvtlk, W.M..w. 71iw-YiY. Ualn-, Ells. N'aadMi�ea �;� expanded service to: Whitby, Oshawa, ` Y liowmanville, Newcastle, Port ferry & Blackstock areas (Aw mlaba to ApK-Picalnnp axctixg¢a Oft!) iTelehop© (416)406-3977 ♦ VOLUNTEER CORNER THE NEWS ADVERTISER, "'F.D., MARCH 13.1996 -PAGE 27-A Volunteers needed to help make communities better AJAX-PICKERING -- You're special, so special that your services arc in demand by numerous arca agencies. Thcy want you to put your time and talents to work to help your neighbors who need a hand. Agencies like: AJAX-PICKERING COMMU- NITY CENTRE: Volunteers help seniors and disabled adults in the community. If' you can spare two hours once a week or even once a month, call Sally Longo at 905-686- 3331 for more information. AJAX-PICKERING AND WHITBY ASSOCIATION FOR COMMUNITY LIVING: People interested in yolunteerim, might consider tutoring in the Student Centre Litera- �� cy Project. Tutors are Watched with an adult learner. For rnorc informa- lion contact Linda While at 905- 27-33(x) ext. 225. .1AX-PIC KERINA; RED 'ROSS: Juin the Red Cross team. hallrngingpositions exist with any programs and services. Call onna Chamberlain at 905-420- 3�3. RTHRITIS SOCIETY: Volun- crs arc needed for special events n �ughout the year. Call Lucy Pen k)()5-434-722 1. IG BROTHERS ASSOCIA- ON OF AJAX-PICKE:RIN*(;: s ,i Bw Brother %ou could really make a difference. Wh% not phone 13ig firothers A :Atax-Pickering at �( I it, lino: ut h'•%% .oiu ..air. •!. ',.. .. ,:% hi 14 years of age from a father -absent home'' Volunteers are also needed to help with special events. BIG SISTERS ASSOCIATION OF AJAX-PICKERING: Women who can offer a supportive. caring friendship to a girl six to 16, it N)y six to 10 or a pregnant teen or young mother arc needed to volun- teer with the one-to-one matching programs. Volunteers interested in fund-raising and publicity commit- tees are also sought. Call 905-428- 81 1 1 for more information. BLOCK PARENT PROGRAM: Bring a Block Parcnt is easy and rewarding. Display the Blick Par- ent sign only when it's convenient to answer the door. Your only responsibility is to link up the Per- son in need of assistance with the proper authorities. For further infor- mation about the Ajax Bleck Parent Program call Henry Zacick at 905- 427-2054. In Pickcrinc,. call Kath% Greensides 905-509-2'14. BON' SCOUTS OF' CANADA: Scouting is looking fur leaders. Become involved. Call Owasco District information line at W)5-681- 2411. BREAST CANCER SO('IE-rti', WEST 1)1'RHAN1 UNIT: Volun- teers ;re needed to help with a num- her of activities: dn%ing patients to treatments, helping with special events, fund -raisin,• and office work. Call 905-686-1516. CAN:WIAN DIABETES ASSO- CIATION - DURHAM REGION BRANCH: the goal of CUA is to impn"%r the quality of lite of Cana- dians affected by diabetes throu_,h research. service. advocacy and education. The. Durham branch needs volunteers for a variety of positions and to help out at Bingos held every second Sunday after- noon at Caesars Bingo Place, 88 King St. W.. Oshawa. If you're interested, call Cathy Gartner at 905-436-6648. CHILD FIND ONTARIO - DURHANI REGION: Hclp to pro- tect those who cannot protect them- selves: a missing child is evervone's business Volunteer ti)r only four hours per month. Training is pro- vided for public speaking and finger printing. Interested people over I8 call 905-686-31 x 1. CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY OF' 1 RIIAM REGION: Volun- tcers assi>t in the dcli�cr% uf' ser- vices by acting as Special Friends to parents and chil- dren, by super- %ising family access visits - R414 that require court-ordered supervision and by assisting with special events and projects. Train- ing is done in September. Fehruar, and Call Jo -Anne Ritchie at 905-433-155 1. CONIPUTER CLUB: This non- profit club needs %oluntrcrs to assist in the club organisation and mem- bership drive. Call I lark Carr at 416-258-255(). COPE: Volunteer, wishing to assist people with emotional or psy- chiatnc problems either on a one-to- one basis or in group programs should call C'hnsIt firm if �N)5- I w3, Elvis to appear at Ajax hospital auction Elvis has been spotted in the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital. And, if you're a lucky bidder, he could be hanging in your living room. The 'King' of Canadian figure skating, Elvis Stojko, is featured in a limited edition print up for bids at the Hospital TV Auction March 29 and 30. Here, Maureen Farmer, one of the TV auction volunteers, shows one of the three Elvis Stojko prints to be auctioned. All proceeds from the event will support Operation Lifeline, the hospital's campaign for medical equipment for the surgical suites and intensive care unit. 686-3248. Training* is provided. DURHAM ASSOCIATION FOR FAMILY RESPITE SERVICES: Enthusiastic volunteers interested in sharing a few hours per month with a child, teen or adult with a handi- cap arc needed. Join them in leisure activilics or provide respite in your own home. "-together We're Stronger". Call :Mary Wilson at 905-427-3541 for more informa- tion. DURHAM REGIONAL SEXU- A1, ASSAULT CARE; CENTRE: Cann,, indi%iduals can oftcr support for men and women who have been sexually assaulted. Or increase pub- lic awareness through team presen- tations. Cali 905-668-3050 for more information. GIRL GUIDES OF CANADA: Share the Guiding experiences with girls of today: become a leader. Call Shoreline Guide Shoppe at 905- 427-2766. HEART AND STROKE: FOUN- DATION OF ONT'LRIO: The li,Lal chapter Is leukin • tk�r %„lun- tecr,, to help raise funds for research and education. People are needed to fill board positions as well as work ,n spe- cial events. An%onc interested in giving a few hours of their time can call 905 6X6-1521. HOSPICE: DURHAM: Volunteers arc needed tom) the Alax-Pickering area to utter support and friendship to icnminaM ill people and their families. Anyone interested in Hospice philosophy of caring should call 905-435-5242 to inquire ahout training JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF DURHAM R� Volunteers help1p the the youth of the commu- nity develop an awareness of how a business operates from the ground up. Training and support is provid- ed. Call Renee or Rita at rX)5-64•l- 705x. KIDS ON THE BLOCK: Volun- tccrs Icarn to operate lilc-,iced pup- pets and perform small plays in elc- mcntary, schools in Durham to pro- vide support and encouragement to students with disabilities. Call Susanne Nohes at 905-576- 4309. KINARK CHILD AND FAMI- LY SERVICES: Share %our par- cntinu, skills and experiences with other parents needing support. Training and supervision will he provided to assist you in making the diffcrcncr for a famil%. Or spend Borne leisure time with a special needs child. dcvrlop hobbies and interests that the two, of you can share. Call Vv'endv Swindcn at 905--:33- 038f). \1E ALS ON WHEELS -- AJAX- PICKERING RED CROSS: %,,I- uniccr dri%rr, ,ind pa,kcr, are urgently needed to help deliver this %ital service Five days a week. if you can spare one -and -a -half hours once a w cck frim 11:30 a.m. to I p.rn.. call Carolvnn at 905-420- 3383 4, 10 oovlkF �� Sl �ti A thda` '4" d r .� S3, 000 SB�TII�G ` W ;P � RafSOFr TLB SP.A i� . R - SPL tickets $I each:. ,,�,>. ; -,� �, 'SRI / ��, � • ' An Attwrfc-aa halloo Eat.ry It's Our 3rd Birthday ..Thanks To YOU k J. 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The eight -member St. Mary troupe captured the silver medal over 25 other trams at the Southern Ontario Region- al Improv Games at the Ford Ccntre for the Performing Arts in North York last week. That result earned the St. !Mary Improvisational actors a second trip to the national competition. Last year. St. "Mary finished with a bro nzc medal. Is a national gold medal in the offing this year:' Coach Mar__urrite Jack says her tram has a solid chance to rnoye into the gold -medal Picture this time around. "I'm really optimistic for them," says Ms. Jack- A think they peaked at the regionals last year and never expected to go on to the nationals. Last year was a really daunting experience for them. It was covered on YTV, there were more than 1,000 people in the audience and cameras in their faces. "But, now that they've experienced it, it won't he so frightening this year." The St. Mary team will compete in five events, two of which are mandatory, at the KIDS 1 national competi- tion. 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Fax 683-7363. 0 P Wanted: Leaf Tickets Good seats are needed for Leaf games. Will pay face value. Call 579-4400 Ext. 2207 (Tor. Line 798-7672). Canadian soccer star coaches Pickering team PICKI:RING — A Pickering soc- cer team will have an international soccer player on the coaching staff for the coming outdoor season. Pickering resident Steve Gill has teamed up with Martin Lee to coach the Pickering Power Simcoe Engineering Group under -16 boys' rep soccer team for the Pickering Soccer Club. (till recently returned from Vancouver after attending_ the Canadian Olympic soccer team train- ing camp. A member of the Olympic team player pcx)l. Gill played rep soccer in Pickering for many vicars and attend- ed both St. Mary Catholic Secondary School and Dunbarton High School in the high-performance athlete pro- gram. He played at the national level in the under -17, -19, and -21 age groups and last year represented Canada in the under -23 Olympic playoffs in I-lorida and Jamaica. In Gill's last summer before he heads off on a university soccer scholar- ship, he and Lee hope to inspire KE/�/ more local Q�G �C players to fol- low in their footsteps. Over his tP JQat years of inter- national soccer CCER experience, Gill has accumulated 17 international caps for Canada playing against Italy. Holland. Mexico and the U.S. Co -coach Lee has been successful- ly coaching soccer and rughy for the past eight years in the Pickering area. He coached the Pickering senior women's team to the Durham championship in 1991. Lee has made a career of working with the youth of Pickering. Ile has been youth co- ordinator for the "Down for the past few years and has directed the sport camp for the past eight years. The team has made big strides in the Central Soccer league in recent seasons under coach Rufus Abidikun — rising from the bottom of the 'A' Division three years ago to within three wins of first place in the Premier Division last year. Abidikun will still be actively involved with the team, but has stepped aside to make this opportunity available to his players. Plavers interested in trying out for the team can attend try -outs at the hogs' gym at Dunbarton High School on Sundays from 2 to 3:30 p.m. The first try -out was on March 10. Pickering Aerials gymnasts sky high finished fourth overall with a second on bars. I fourth on floor, fifth on vault and sixth on beam. I Briann Cassidv was close behind in fifth position I with a third on beam and vault, fifth on beam and ninth on floor. In the novice I category. Kaitlin Grandy managed to hold her position in the run to make the provincial team by placing fourth overall with a first on vault, fifth on bars and seventh on beam and t floor. Lindsey McDonald placed eighth overall with t a fourth on floor, fifth on beam, sixth on bars and t 10th on vault. 1 Kelly O'Neill captured I the gold on bars to earn herself sixth overall in the 1 senior l group. PICKFRI:tiG — Pickering Aerials gym- nasts soared to success at the second of three provincial qualifiers at the Winstonette Gymnastics Association in Unionville March 2 and 3. The Aerials captured 16 medal,, at the provincial qualifier, including 11 gold, 14 silver and 10 bronLe. Brookelynne Primrose captured second place all- round in the junior 3 divi- sions. She placed fourth on vault, second on bars, beam and floor exercises. Teammate Kate Newton was third all- round in the same divi- sions. She finished sec- ond on vault, third on bars, third on floor and fourth on beam. In the senior 2 category, Alanna Weston was shut out of a top -six placing due to a fall on bars ani finished seventh all round. She was second or vault. eighth on bars fourth on beam and thirc on flcxir. Kimhcrlev Flaherty wa,, eighth overall with a third on floor, fifth on beam, sixth on vault and seventh on bars. Julie .Ann Passy compet- ed in novice 2 — one of the toughest divisions — and placed a respectable 10th overall, including fourth on vault. In the pre -novice 1 bracket, Elyse Mihkelsor took the gold medal over. all. She captured firs place on beam, second or floor, second on bars ane third on vault. Meanwhile, Alicia Wal( Piollastroe's magic toes lead Pickering to indoor soccer title PICKERING — The for Pickering. Pickering Power under -14 Pickering reached the boys' indoor soccer team finals after defeating captured top spot in the Markham 2-1 in the semi - Markham Invitational final playoff match. League Indoor Ramone Metyas and Championship on March 3. Piollastroe scored for Pickering defeated Pickering. Thornhill 4-1 in the final to Team members are capture the title for the Anthony Francis, Michael 1995-96 indoor season- Webster, Michael Feria, The contest was tied 1-1 Angelo Piollastroe, Ryan after the first half, but Binda, Brian Pease, Pickering scored three Demetrie Hrousalas, Michel unanswered goals in the Landry, Raymond Sarfo, second half for the win. Joe Stephens, Mike Angelo Piollastroe had Mazzone, Collins Effah, three goals and Raymond Ramone Metyas, Adam Sarfo one. Stephens and Yusuf Goalkeeper Brian Pease Williams. The coaches are came up with several great Jim Webster and Luigi saves to preserve the win Sgroi. Meanwhile, in the pre - novice I regional stream division. Jessica Lamarre finished in second place overall, taking home the silver. Teammate Brittany Lloyd placed fourth over- all. In the novice 1 re6onal stream. Arran Black claimed the gold medal all-around. Jov Cretney managed an eighth -place overall fin- ish. She placed second on bar and vault and was fourth on floor. PiCKER1NG i 61.5E GALL ASS14igN Pickering Baseball Assoc. (Hardball) Coach & Umpire Clinics • Umpires -Level 1 &2 March 30- 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Don Beer Arena - Level 1 525"' - Level 2'35"' To Register call 839-4447 • Coaches Clinics - Level 2 (Must have Le-cl 1 ) 2 Day Clinic April .27 & 28th Contact Graham George at 839-7175 Pickering's Steve Gill will serve as a coach with the Pickering Power Simcoe Engineering Group under -16 boys' rep soccer team this summer. The Canadian soccer star brings a wealth of international experi- ence to the task. He'll be joined by co -coach Martin Lee. News Advertiser file photo by Andrew Iwanowski Please recycle this newspaper 11 U BVI P I R E CLINIC. '"'"""r"' 18 rears of, i 1996 I LEVEL THREE-Toriftw6rgAedrett I Untl oln Alexander Public School all4XIM N Saturday, March 18, 1996 NO lire U"h UW210 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 P.M. 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If you are willing to accept new challenges in a dynamic environment, please forward your resume to: Stacia Boss, Manager Human Resources, Messier -Dowty Inc. 574 Monarch Ave., Ajax Ontario L1 S 2G8 FAX (905) 686-2914. General Help CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Adverlser requests that advertisers D)eCk Mar ad upon publication as News Advertiser will not be responsible for more than one Incorrect insertion and there shall be no liability lot non -insertion of any amer- tmement. Viability for er- rors In ads Is iimiled to the amount pad for the space occupying the error All copy is sub(ect to the ap- proval of management of News Advertiser EARN $627 week hom home" Light Assernoly mailing, typing arms .!tc Guaranteed (416; '•35- 2719 Code F, (24 !ours TOWN OF AJAX :eq.:ces RECREATION FACILITY MANAGER t Tne Town of Aiax a progressive and growing-ommunity. offers a chaiienging and exciting ipportunity n the !=acuity Section of their Recreation Department. In co-operation with the Facility Manager 11, the Facility Manager 1 is responsible for the day to day operation of the recreation facilities and the management and supervision of full-time and part-time staff. College diploma In Facility Management, Recreation Leadership or equivalent. Minimum five years facility experience together with superior people skills to deal effectively with staff and public. Class 'El" refrigeration Certificate, knowledge )t HVA0 systems pool filtration and maintenance an asset. Salary range: S41.371 - $48.651 If you are Interested in this unique opportunity, please apply in writing by Wednesday. March 27. 1996 to: Director of Human Resources Town of Aiax 65 Harwood Avenue South L1 S 2H9 Only those applicants chosen for an interview will be contacted. This personal information is collected under the authority of the Municipal Ad, and will be used to determine eligibility for potential employment. 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LAN Systems Te:t'ncl0yr • Progrdiul Anaiyst • Computerized Accounting • Net,vork Specialist (CNE -3i • Computer Maintenance Technology • Office Administration Financial assistance available to those who quality Scarborough Oshawa (416) 291-6662 1-800-993-9993 325 Milne' Afeii 5o', K. -ire Street ,V; ___ �-i�'�CDII G OLLEGE Re•ah /v, - - your future GT B;.iSlP�ES.: �'r �CriirGi.Gv anGeneral Help SPORTS PROMOTERS n«eded for lur busy sea son with Golf and Country Clubs .n Ontario Experi- ence an asset but not es- sertial We are willing to train those who quality Ad- vancement available Call Wendy 728-8181 0 News Advertiser Classified Department is open every Monday to Friday It= a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Call 683-0707 to place your ad or fax it 683-7363 1 R E C T O Illustrato, Durham Busi ^ess Computer College Office Office 427 3010 ' General General Help Help Help un, Help BCCKKEEPER FFITT1pI Sales ACCOUNTING Sl ,Is: ;a' zat ;r seeks air. I Ajax /Piiii, j�Oj� News Advertiser WORK AT EMPLOYEE Benefits ad- ant^u—stc mature noi- ministrator required for Improvements. Tec rooms.m mdrndua. wdr, accounting pan -ti contract position Al INCOME Sales HOME in Durham Must have re ACCPAC and S.m Ac. OB SKILLS exl- evant experience. good PC size ?,, medium s.ze Whaby coin- r skills Apply to File 7291 $15.00' per hour by pany estabi.zn ed 5 years Oshawa This Week P 0 knock ,^g. no cold callm, in 10 months!, Box 481 Oshawa. ON i !ie 10 pfeeare monthly F.- Qua:' ed leads provided I 71_5 ri4 doily 0.R monthly sp Environmental Assistant EXECUTIVE SECRE- NO Selling OBC has developed this program to equip TARY leadedfor a can imp pp5dion Shorthand a to S C.700i'no car re - You with a good `oundabor In the ervlron- must fprohcient in Mcro- turns and pay,dll Comri mental ?ram soft Word. Excel and Power customers Income range sciences. 10 pant Please fax resume to details Call 'NDrk in businesses The Employment Center (9o5)42o_2i requiring to do .m -led Attention Lynda Send res,.mee to Fde 0 people Sleeman. File 0142 Fax nandS-On reSearCh. '905:: 837-5009 data ccllect:Cr. data IF ✓ou are single ora sin- npurin and g �,e talent or separated or aralysis. divorced with three years Nork expenerce, you may 7uali`i 'or financial asses. -^ce of it you are over 45 -I haverecently been Call 4 Centre St. N. a,d off you may qualify for -raining Today' 5 76-9175 assistance. DIP' ..ERT, Lotus Wordp ct. -Base. Wcrd. Accpac, cp 3edlord. Autocad. Ventura. Page •em HAna!ys Cor. ?I. Comp..tw Programming Y ,rid 5 stems Ana'• sr. Co- od. Pascal and C Photo- ✓✓�TtR16,B[itL\L5� COLLEGE ;hop. Quark Express and Illustrato, Durham Busi ^ess Computer College Office Office 427 3010 ' General General Help Help Help un, Help BCCKKEEPER FFITT1pI Sales ACCOUNTING Sl ,Is: ;a' zat ;r seeks air. I Ajax /Piiii, j�Oj� News Advertiser WORK AT C.s•, -e- se,. :e one^red ant^u—stc mature noi- Want a CUSTOM DECK' Improvements. Tec rooms.m mdrndua. wdr, accounting vidual with exper'ence n Al INCOME Sales HOME skddi ' growing ACCPAC and S.m Ac. Pec s re ;,, nor; -= expen- EARN I size ?,, medium s.ze Whaby coin- ,.,rr,r MIS Windows. =' g ence necessary, . ^o door ✓ $15.00' per hour by pany estabi.zn ed 5 years Wcrd ane Excel Response- knock ,^g. no cold callm, completing a 40 hour I Duties to.ndude process- !ie 10 pfeeare monthly F.- Qua:' ed leads provided training program ! ri4 doily 0.R monthly sp ^anOal Statements. recon- Sta- at S,6MJ o . Eam up NO Selling nte.acnon atiatiors gcve-mens re- to S C.700i'no car re - NO COMMISSIONS i and with our turns and pay,dll Comri 7uired Irterr,ews on 11i ParVFull Time. For customers Income range ricatior. organizational and day Orly -a. 42'-9938 details Call 520-526.000 Please sub- peOple suits are essential (9o5)42o_2i 905.718-9686 mill resume in confidence tc Send res,.mee to Fde 0 • 'Based on 40 hours OsnawaWh.thy This Week, 7289 Oshawa Whitby This PO Box 48' Oshawa. On- Wei i. ox 481 sna- On-hnf tyle time. + P O BOCALL I t rano L1H 71_5 wa L+H 15 R Y Fax 683-7363 • I • Improvements • Improvements • • Plumbing• Painting & • Moving 3 • n°vs • • 1 � Pr • � • , Decorating • Storage DELZOTTO FEI4 M Decks, chain ink, iron, drilled holes, set posts. For Free Estimates ON Steve (905)5W5077 Mobile (416)409- 6456 iuxeu, relocated. Excellent rates. Free estimates. Elec- trostatic air cleaners, hu- midifiers. Big. Small jobs. Call Paul 428-0295. EUROPEAN tile special- ist, will renovate your bath- room, or kitchen walls, as win as Boor tiles. Good rel- •rences and satisfaction guaranteed. For free esti. -nates call D. Dykstra 725- 4913 SIGON Construction Lid., serving Durham Region for 19 Yrs Additions, sundocks, patio doors, windows, ree- Pooms, flagstone, free esti- tnales. 905-576-5760. RENOVATIONS BY W.LEAVER Additions, second stories, finished bsmtS., bath- rooms, decks, Ole 3 wood floors, doors d wwKbws. guaranteed and reliable call Walter (905)/28-2145 SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 683-7363 ALVIN SAMEDAY PLUMBING cersed plumbe• no lob too small. no job too big, free esti- mates. great prices. guar- anteed lowest 91 725- 2507. MPainting & Decorating ALL Pro Painting and FENCES i DECKS 'MISTER CHEAP',Home Want a CUSTOM DECK' Improvements. Tec rooms.m Need a new FENCE? Let law apartments, additions, GOODFELLOW do it High lances, docks, etc. Li- Quality Workmanship tensed for over 20 years. Guaranteed. 2 yr. warranty. an work guaranteed, for We also do Pool Cabanas. Free estimate call Ernie Gazebos 8 Sheds. BOOK 905-404-8170 NOW for SPRING IN- ates, homes.reasonable STALLATIONS For a 1dlUDG1E1 HOME FREE ESTIMATE call GOODFELLOW FENCE b lllMOVEMEN= DECK (905)571-3145 Basement AptS., INTERIOR / EXTERIOR Rec-rooms, pltrnbing, GCB nie 668-1932' Additions, electrical, CONSTRUCTION month discounts. Licensed. drywall tum, personal and busi- • • T�gy$cj cols 15 yrs' Experience' Interior and exterior Corporate tax 6 business Free estimates, repairs, renovations AUTOCAD TRAINING - Call Marro and construction. Fast and dean profession - (9o5)42o_2i (905) 619.1663- at work guaranteed. company. Reasonable rate. cel (416) 560.4663 Craig, 686-1913 DELZOTTO FEI4 M Decks, chain ink, iron, drilled holes, set posts. For Free Estimates ON Steve (905)5W5077 Mobile (416)409- 6456 iuxeu, relocated. Excellent rates. Free estimates. Elec- trostatic air cleaners, hu- midifiers. Big. Small jobs. Call Paul 428-0295. EUROPEAN tile special- ist, will renovate your bath- room, or kitchen walls, as win as Boor tiles. Good rel- •rences and satisfaction guaranteed. For free esti. -nates call D. Dykstra 725- 4913 SIGON Construction Lid., serving Durham Region for 19 Yrs Additions, sundocks, patio doors, windows, ree- Pooms, flagstone, free esti- tnales. 905-576-5760. RENOVATIONS BY W.LEAVER Additions, second stories, finished bsmtS., bath- rooms, decks, Ole 3 wood floors, doors d wwKbws. guaranteed and reliable call Walter (905)/28-2145 SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 683-7363 ALVIN SAMEDAY PLUMBING cersed plumbe• no lob too small. no job too big, free esti- mates. great prices. guar- anteed lowest 91 725- 2507. MPainting & Decorating ALL Pro Painting and PAINTER r • Party • Machine Wallpapering, interiocexte- • ShoprBargp."n Dan 6837009 nerced nor, stucco ceiling. general treatments of nails, toms days, promotions, open- FREE estimates. Call Eddie 5 Movers repairs. top quality work. shows are fun! Lettuce 416-282-'9134 ates, homes.reasonable rates. 20% • • • 1 • EleetfiCel • • • aX. F-IllirlCtil , apt . etc.seniors discount 404 -MACHINIST and all occasions. Have INTERIOR / EXTERIOR movmg9669.�_n cialists. Senior and mid - nie 668-1932' Panting, for good prices, xveJ�hle DRYWALL and painting. boa riling. taping, textu ring. renovations and repairs • ' Small jobs. 15 years ex- • andyman perience. Free estimates. Serving Durham and out of DISPOSAL AENOVA- town area. Ken 434-4500. Decks MARRY -O -THE - MOVERS - Move big or small, we Once them all! Free estimates, seniors discount, short notice Pi ed also TIONS Fences.ENGLISH Carpels, rooting, demob -appliances. PAINTER r • Party moves. anon mov , Comparable tions, dear outs, odd jobs, e - tenodextenor, minor re- • Moving & rates. Call 432-2850. Dan 6837009 pairs, quality workmanship. • Stora treatments of nails, toms days, promotions, open- FREE estimates. Call Eddie ings, fund raisers. Magic MICHALSKI MOVING - shows are fun! Lettuce 416-282-'9134 help. 839.7057 or 728- 8334. houses. apartments, offices. • • • 1 • EleetfiCel • • • aX. F-IllirlCtil MEN with large truck will appiances and piano spe- and all occasions. Have INTERIOR / EXTERIOR do Nousetald moves. res. cialists. Senior and mid - nie 668-1932' Panting, for good prices, dential, commercial All month discounts. Licensed. House • House • House Em Cleaning • Cleaning • Cleaning OFFICE CLEANING Looking for a bright clean office. Call RB Rothman. 686-2730. House Cleaning I dont find house work demeaning. Just call me. nl do your clear,! l Competitive pncing, lever of recommendation. For more into Call Tanya 43&1693 One Maid RVICEuur choice of cleaning Specializing in quality not quantity Insured dr Bonded 905-619-6082 Saturday service available ELECTRICIAN 25 years 9ood work Call Mel 576 types of moves Call Cad or insured. Free estimates. experience, residential, al- 6553 Jane 427.2856. Excellent service. Call 436- • Party terations, upgrades. new 7795 wiring. Commercial store and office installations. All work hydro approved. Free estimates. (905)683-5650 0=7 Plumbing AAA -LICENSED PLUMBER available All AJAX Moving Systems - full • Services services, moves, appkance • ' Flooring, and piano specialists Flat • Carpeting rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units. Now offering tree boxes CARPET Installations - 25 with move. Park and load years experience, re - special. starting at 599 and stretching. our speciality up. Call for information. Free esibmates D 8 N 725-0005 or 427-0005 Duncan. 967-1799 or 91 lean your plumbing needs. Complete renovations Guaranteed lowest prices! ' f No lob too small'! Senior SELL IT LL 683-0707 discount 191 432-2913. t K%m ksaeMlkilt,Ibcr•101a Win fr mLad fltgLFitePwft IYyc, Phew Rn9r.lion fG4 GAILLIND Ale MAID SERVICES WINTER SPECIAL FREE Cleaning with bookings of weekly & bi-weekly services. Inquire for details. Caring for your home with personalized and professional service for over a decade. (Fully bonded and insured) 683-7515 Day or evening. Technical Training Services. 839- 3992. E0*1IBusiness Services NEED TO CUT EXPENS- ES? Let ei Cleaning show you how to reduce your costs and still get the prestige office cleaning you deserve! 668-0293. • Party • • Fleslth • Sevices • Beauty MAGICIAN, clown friends. ready to entertain for any FOOTCARE - in-home, age. any occasion. Birth- treatments of nails, toms days, promotions, open- and callouses by profes- ings, fund raisers. Magic sional nursing footcare shows are fun! Lettuce specialist. Call Andrea help. 839.7057 or 728- 8334. 427-2167 RABBITwants work doing • • • aX. F-IllirlCtil magic for children's parties • • DIIeCtOfy and all occasions. Have my own magician. Call Er- nie 668-1932' GET REFUNDS within 2 wks by E -filing your tax re- • PIWW tum, personal and busi- • • T�gy$cj cols nes accounting services. Corporate tax 6 business accounting services avail- AUTOCAD TRAINING - able. Judy Kuksis C.G.A. Lerier of recognition from (9o5)42o_2i consulting engneenng company. Reasonable rate. Day or evening. Technical Training Services. 839- 3992. E0*1IBusiness Services NEED TO CUT EXPENS- ES? Let ei Cleaning show you how to reduce your costs and still get the prestige office cleaning you deserve! 668-0293. PAGE 3t6 -A -THF, NF%%*S ADVERTISER, WED., MAR('H 13,19% Career Career Career General General General Firewood Firewood AultomobiNs Training 1 Training 1 Training 1 Help 1 Help 1 Help 1 1 1 1 For Sale ROD t!ERS Kil•K M T,wGx •xir!• txx...• illi • Class A B C D.ZW-qW' • Bus courses available • One-on-one or group • Fleet training • Training available- 24 hours per day • Air brake course • Dangerous goods • Log book • Border crossings • Defensive driving course PAYMENT PLAN AVAILABLE AJAX I %5TOMIZE CORPORATE TRAINING I 1683-28551 FREE SEMINAR I rOR►kLFLEETSIZES MARCH 26TH ASIC US HOW WE CAN SAVE roll MONEY tilJill- ` " = 7:00 P M TRANS CANADA 1�.L TCh DRIVER TRAINING ONE ON ONF PR1%'ATE A7--'[)7. REGISTERED AIRBR.AIKF. • [)A%GER()t'S (AX)DS P.D.L(:. • 1.06 R(X)K - BORDER T'_\ DED('(TIRLE • NO GST PST 24 HR. DAYS PER %N -EEK FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE MAN' RE ,WAILABLE Daycare Available DAY -_ARF partline in v home for children of all ages lunch, snacks. close `o schools & parks 420- �940 ®he Tech -Met Division of Emerson Electric, a leader in the metallurgical/materials testing field is currently seeking an experienced and enthusiastic individual for: BILINGUAL CUSTOMER SERVICE The successful candidate will answer customer service inquiries, enter orders into a computerized system, expedite, prepare invoicing and coordinate delivery needs. Applicants must be bilingual (French/English), with at least two years customer service experience accurate data entry/PC skills and an excellent telephone manner. Although this position is currently a nine month assignment, it has the potential for becoming a permanent status job. We offer a competitive salary and benefits package. Interested candidates should forward their resume to: _ Grace Darling © EMERSON ELECTRIC CANADA LTD. 9999 Highway 48 DAYCARE home ing environment staff of 2 I1(800)34--8803 Markham, Ontario L3P 313 in our QUALITY DAYCARE for 4 children (3 school Fax( 905) 475-4630 Wh•'es R7 Smoke and pet Office 's of fun. TLC, in asate ILMI=RSON H e' p " v'ronment Hwy2'Dane `•ee Clean, sate. toys, .'405 839-8768 tt Firewood rafts and educational REW000. Excellent -ardwood. Guar- dames Call 420-1602 f "Bell extra long time fully %oneo, cut and Split • • -,r'est'measurmertl Fr ee • • . r NORTH AJAX - Bilingual 905 753-2246 r-•othe, of 3 •-- yr old with FIREWOOD FOR SALE, • • ' -st aid training will baby sit Far .ant 5300 683-1678 ' or 2 children in our non STokmg home English and Skilled Skilled Articles nutnnous ! •ench avail aneIm Help HelpMITFor Sale -eats and snacks pro ed Call SyMe at 619- SKIDS & Pallets for tire- - hardwood & soft- « :oC mixed. pre M or bro- • delivery available. lige & small bads Li iced tie titer call (905)430- ')13 1 Flea Market fill ing environment staff of 2 I1(800)34--8803 I ,e home -A)au tut -lime hours. QUALITY DAYCARE for 4 children (3 school -ovide� cn v mothe, 2 ONiCe Office 's of fun. TLC, in asate ' Help ' H e' p " v'ronment Hwy2'Dane 1 Sales Help/ AgentWlSales .'405 839-8768 Articles 1 for Sale Firewood • • • r i , REW000. Excellent -ardwood. Guar- • f "Bell extra long time fully %oneo, cut and Split • • -,r'est'measurmertl Fr ee • • . r very Kozy Heat. Fire- 905 753-2246 • Ih FIREWOOD FOR SALE, • • plus seasoned and Far .ant 5300 683-1678 SKIDS & Pallets for tire- - hardwood & soft- « :oC mixed. pre M or bro- • delivery available. lige & small bads Li iced tie titer call (905)430- ')13 1 Flea Market fill ing environment staff of 2 LADIES FUR locket. fenced yard, playroom. home -A)au tut -lime hours. c;ycte size 8 hardy for 4 children (3 school from 401, ECE trained, years of experience, refer - .am asking , 5499 call erhces. Whites Rd S area, stat I. E.C.E. preferred April. W 939-8686 after 5 1 Sales Help/ AgentWlSales Help/ Agent Articles 1 for Sale FULL TIME ENTHUSIASTIC ADVERTISING SALES REP Flexible, outgoing. Telephone Sales Experience Copy, layout experience a plus. Salary / Commission. fax resumes to Donna or Chris 619-9068 or Drop off at, 130 Commercial Ave. Ajax, Ont. L1 S 2H5 ' ' CARPETS Ids d pipet, with color monitors $955. with Mires. Kenmore de- piaci speed W Rom kits humidifier, 20 litre, au- 100% nylon, new stain re- $189, 6 speed $270. Ram 4 Daycare Daycare tomatic hunxdislat. Traci- lease -Pets On hand. I will melts $89. 8 mega $179. ME Wanted • Available t;d,al chesterfield (86long) d'- carpet 3 rooms, $349. Price Computer Clearance Cen- beige d off white, Amtchair, includes carpet premium ter, 164 Baseline Rd., Bow. LIVE -OUT NANNY, non- tap colours. 576-5094. pad. expert installation, fast marw7le. (Just east d Me - delivery, tree estimates (30 Flying Dutchman Hotel). 6 month t:moker farms 1f2 -year ce a DAYCARE ART!. Limited Editions. y 696.2314. COUCH and chair lazy. BODY SHOP MANAGER ,REQUIRED An experienced Body Shop Manager required for busy General Motors Dealership. Excellent remuneration and benefit package available. Applicants with preferred insurance company experience would be an asset. Contact Peter Schoen or Don Switzer at 668-5846 for a confidential Interview Gus Brown Pontiac Buick Ltd. zzoi Dundas St. Iw Whitby LicensedClass A Mechanic Wanted for an expanding shop In Pickenng The successful applicant will be responsi- ble for trouble shooting a wide variety of engine and electrical problems. Must have experience with fuel injection and be pro- ductive / quality conscious, and willing to work Fax resume and salary req. to 905420-7033 or Mail to B.R. Enterprises 1068-1550 Kingston Rd. Unit t!4 Pickering, Ontario. L1 V 6W9 WHEELCHAIR ()uidlie ArtIC1eS 1 FArticles Rx model Brand new. tie - 1 For Sale or used. asking $800 905- 5794992 CARPET WILL DIRECT ALARMS, Don't let your 100% nylon, thick plush, home be burglarized Pro- Maw, resistant carpet for 3 ted your tardy aro treas- rooms. only $349. price In- ures with an affordable. clud,ng 30 square yards. wireless security monitor, carpet, pad.labour, Free M alarm system that helps carinate. Arnold t -Free you rest easier For s hell 6636046 1 yr,no payment, home security analyses. call no interest.. For 1 hA year. 905.721-1395. ANTIOUE DININGROOM suite. 9 PCs-. wakhut Table (2 leaves). 1 armchair, 5 sedechars. (leather uphol- stery) Buffet ( 66- x 27) (&Arno cabinet, (42- x 16') CARPET, Fapmgbrook, Your home at discount pric- es. Vinyi. stain resistant. Price inckides pad and ex- pert installation. Cali Nick at (905)655-3519. asking $271x). Mantle clock COMPUTER. AMDEX SYSTEM / 88. 640 K RAM. colour monitor, includes First Choice Bedford An- tregrated accounting. Also Panisonic Pinter asking $800 OBO &'8686 after 5 COMPUTERS 31M S with VGA monitors from 5245 VGA color mondors $245. SVGA color $295. 486 DX 2/66 with Intel overdrives with color mork- tons $785. DX2166 over- drive multimedia systems references required. Call $83-5996 anytime. NANNY live n or out. Alax, westney Rd and Hwy 2, prefer Philhpanc speaking. to pre for 2 c rldren.ages 4 and 2. (10 a.m. - 8 p m.) hexbile. weekends off 686-1800 8 yrs. exp., rens. fates, ret. available, good structured routine, flex. hours, any age welcome, back up Day- care provided 420-8526 available Inv - WANTED: enthusiastic ing environment staff of 2 duff care provider, in our fenced yard, playroom. home -A)au tut -lime hours. Gose to parks, t minute for 4 children (3 school from 401, ECE trained, years of experience, refer - age) competitive salary - erhces. Whites Rd S area, stat I. E.C.E. preferred April. W please call 420-8676 or references. (905)619-1640 683.2474. Maureen. SELL IT NOW GALL 663-UIUI Trisha Romance . Eliza- beth Berry, Brent Town- COIMCS approx. 1500, send, Professionally must sell dosing out. Best framed, double maned. after 905-420.4304 Must Sell, $130. 905.725- 3899. COMPLETE set Lynx cus. BLINDS- 6 vertical binds tom guff dubs, for 6' male, & 1 venetian blind, various right hand, with accesso- slzes. Also drapes and ries 5350. Victorian Ma. shears. Call to view (905) hogany dining table. 4x6. 509-9404 including leaf, appraised at Carpet Broker, Nylon thick, plush, stain re- sistant carpet For 3 rooms, only $36900. Price in- cludes 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, Danlef, 1-800- 217-0104. $650. French provincial him, --d. rfrvihln iv,rt $200. Call (905)837-0957. COMPRESSOR, 5Hp. new motor, 220 volts, 80 gallon, commercial use WANTED outboard. lawn mowers, water crafts, doesri have to work. Cap Winston (905)420-6659. boy, blue tone, redinng seats, excellent condition, Cost $3,000 18 months ago, accept $800. 436- 0574 DESIGNERwedding gown. size 20 5450. EMer- tafnment centre coffee table, area rug, futon, couch & chair, women's 10 speed, large Venetian blinds. 725- 5011 DIAMOND RING, set, .64 Carat. pear , plus 12 Will ants, appraised $5,200. Beautiful set. Asking $1700 final. 432-8919 ELEGANT 3-p4ece llving- roomSofa set, $750, Living room table set. $600 Call 905-430.0865. GREAT SUMMER Job - Hot Dog Cart for sate Ex _eMlent eondltion.52. 500 00 080 Call mornxgs 721. Ni71 KEEP YOUR 8 mm & Su tam safe on high 7uaiity video Tnple R Video T•anster offers the best �;•rce with music added no extra change call 905-725- •301 KENWOOD Tower at Power remote stereo pack, age 5 Disc CO. dual cas teffe High power speakers F roe delivery Rent to own by phone. Only $9 95 wkly 905)571-1413 MASTERCRAFT 4Hp tinowblower 5550 46' RCA Horne Theatre with protec- •1v* anti -glare screen. brand new 522170. Sony verso VCR, brand new 5350. Danby compact tndge as new 5200. Bill mark chest freezer, as new $300 623-8658 OAKIPINE FURNITURE wi pay etalf pri One of Ontario's oldest and lar- gest manufacturers is now selling direct to itte pubic Eg oak ppdestal tad* and 4 chairs 5849 7 h double pedestal and 6 chairs $1499, cannnonball beds tom $399. Over 20 stain choices, all solid, no veneers Traditional wood- working 905-985-8774 PIAS GRAN NODFA- THER CLOCKS Our ham's largest selection - New and used pianos Not sure] Rent to own. apt. size. upright. grand, dig", keyboards All 1995 mer chandse reduced! Telep Piano Works. 433-1491. FOR SALE , WASHERS , dryers. stoves, 5275 and up 3 month warranty Re- pair seance flat rate. 535 & up Wanted. Appliances working or not. fudges, stoves, washers dry- ers.905-438.1745 SANYO 31' stereo tele- vision. Universal remote. Superb home theatre. Rend to own by phone. Only $9.95/wk. (905) 571-1413. SHARP 27' stereo TV. One Gun super -flat tube. Pic -In -Pic, Universal rem- ote. Rertt to own by phone. Only $7.95 wldy. (905) 571. 1413. SHEIMA lid sBly $39 style plus tax. Many other sizes and styles available. For more info. call 905.619- 2093. SOFA. Mair and loveseat $425: solid maple single bed, box spnng/manress $195; washer/dryer $195; 5 pc black bedroom suite $250; lutchen tabW4 chairs 5175, many other items. RO7_n5'!'J SOLID oak 4pc dresser set $775, queen size mat- tress/boxspnng $275, king size mattress/boxspnng $350, 2 pc. sectional sofa $425. sda4oveseal $425. 3 dressers $65/each & maty other items (905)697- 3532. FIREWOOD SALE Well seasoned, limited supply. Bring your truck or call Dave $50 / face cords. 905-831-7055 Computer;01 Computer EM Video Video INTERNET SERVICE AVAILABLE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Call John Duarte at 579-4400 Articles For Sale NEW 8 USED WIND - ows vanous sizes then. "al pane windows. various saes. new &used. 2 piece ca'hroom set and plumbing ,lures, mirrored shower ^urs 4 x4 double hung H -dow 905.655-4683 W-0132 after 5 00 pm TORO LAWNMOWER• self propelled. mulcher. 5,300 Bunk beds, twin sn- gle. new. $350 Coffee table, 3 end tables, oak. like new 5300 723-6921 UPRIGHT freezer. 12 teu. h freezer, 2 gold Irdges, white fridge. 2 beer fridges. gold Indigo & stove. green stove. solid pine coffee and end tables, oaluglass coffee table. brass glass coffee & end tables, brassdglass oval dining tabls/6 chairs. round glass table/4 swwel chairs. 1940'5 pedestal table/4 chairs. 1946 9 pc Mahogany ding suite, Maple combo desk'dresser. secretary desk solid oak desk, writing desk, class room desks. 4 drawer filing cabinet, king waterbed/6 drawers, air conditioners, 6 drawer dresser. 1980 Ya. maha 340 GS skidoo. brass. peach. wood lami pictures. and more 438- 0526 USED carpentry power W for sale, at 1336 v,ck, Dr. Pickering. or call 889- 5882 WANT to buy the right computer but don't know how' Pro# guide shows you exactly how Send cheque $12 95 & R address to Guy Cheung ePTW 5963 Ch*rrywood PI Miss ON LSM 4Z6 WHY pay cable] Go D,- rect' RCA 18- Digital Saral. de Up to 175 channels Best quality picture & sound Rent to own by phone $7 50 wkly (905) 571-1413 Articles 1 Wanted ANTIOUES Absolutely. Purchasing furniture or an. ythvg old Scientific instru- ments. Mina. silver. advet- bSng, toys. decoys. dohs. mat bottles. collections or estates Call RObart Bowen Antiques (905) 655-8049. Brookln UNWANTED Scrap metal picked up. Indges, stoves. washers, dryers, cars. thick$, etc. Cap (905)430- 9013. • 1 CraftS COUNTRY i VICTOR - UW decor presented in your home. Hostess sur- prises! Please call to book Nancy 905-723-45 FOLK -ART CLASSES. Beginners 1&2. Interme- date. Starting April 3196. Marty new protects on xis - pay. We also carry full b - of supplies. For further in- formation call 434.7523 or 576-3947. • Lost cit • 1 Found LOST LIVERPOOL Glennana area, Monday Mar. 4 Bull Mastiff puppy, 6 months cid. male. tan with while markings On body, A seen please call (905) 837-.6673 LOSTI Whites Rd.S./401 2 -year old Shelve 'Eddy', March 9. Tan, white & black markings. Call Humane Society or 416-724.9688. Reward offered for return. s 1 Pets/Supplies/ Boarding 2 MALE cats. 3 years old• neutered, all shots, free to good home Brian (905)427-0957 DOG TRAINING classes. starting in March 20 and 21 Novice and Open. Barb Scott 576-5635. GERMAN SHEPHERD pups. int 8 weeks. CKC registered. black & tan Home -raised $250 00 Call 905.721.9001 ARE you a dog lover] 2 purebred dashounds, father and son For interview call Helen after 6 p m 723- 8318 HORSE BOARDING. Large box stalls, dairy turnout, in- dividual feed program Brood mares and layovers OK. Cobourg, 905-373- 0715 LAB PUPS, home raised. champ lines. CKC, shots. dew claws removed. de- womted, hips guar, pay- ment plat. Cockell Ken. molls. (9051 579-6038 HUSKY CROSS 4 1/2 month, ->d. svm disDOSi- lion, great with kids. has all shots. to be adopted by a caring family Call Hone at 837.1791 after 6 pm TEAM OBEDIENCE next classes (Puppy.Novice) start Mar 23 April 3 and 11. Evening and Saturday Classes available, with small classes guaranteed 430-0025 1 Automobiles for Sale 1961 Oldsmobile. p wind- owsp b. p.s.. 4 2 litre, ask ng $750 Cap 432--8165 19152 Ford Mustang, rebuilt engine in 1995. body good condition. asking $1200 obo 1994 S10 pick-up. 37,000 km, am/tm stereo. asking $10.500 571-1850 1964 DODGE COLT. 2 dr hatchback, red with back and grey interior, 14 Mer. 4 cylinder with 4 speed standard transmission and overdrive A very reliable and economic car. Asking $1,199 certified. Many new Wis. 623-9137 1965 CHEVETTE, brownish gold, new trans- mission. 2 dr, auto. $850 as Is or $1,100 certified. 576-oW7 1965 Dodge Anes, 4 dr., auto, dears, no rust. certi- fied. $1695. Brock Auto Sales. 4276110 Piclon g 1985 Sunbird, grey, 2 door, good condition, ask- ing $650. 725-1876. Phone Barry at 19x6 MERCURY Capri, 4- cylklder, auto, ax, cassette, cruse. tilt p/w, pit. 92,000 miles- American car. Excel- lent condition. $900. call 905-434-5768. 1966 NISSAN 300 Zx, loaded, tip, cruise. air, tum - bar system. T -roof. 5 -speed. excellent working condition: asking $4500. certified. 000. 728-1582 1967 Omni, engine and body in aunt condition, ask- ing $1,695. Also 1986 Ex - cat, asking $1,295. Both certified. 683-7301 or 428- 1879 after 6 p.m. 1968 MERCURY MAR- QUIS, LS, 5 ktre ,F/l, fully loaded. I owner, with serv- ice records, A/1 condition original paint, certified, 130,00 Hwy. Miles, must see, $4150. OBO, 427- 9575 Brian. 19M Nissan Micra. 4 dr. auto., very dean, no rust. $2995. certified. Brock Auto Sales, 428-9423 Pickering. 11189 PONTIAC SUN - BIRD SE 2 door, red, air, sunroot, power windows and locks, cruise control, 172.000 kms, certified, ex- cellent condition. 55000. 905-723-8273 19N PONTIAC 6000, LE, 6 Cylinder 115,000 kiL, $5,800 or best offer. 666- 1052 19W TEMPEST, 4 or,. 114 kit., power steering, power brakes. air, lift, black and silver, $5,100. (905) 967-2159 1991 Honda Civic, 96.000 km., 5 -speed, am/lm sass. Peter 434-7564. 1991 STYLUS ISUZU. Red. low kms. well main- tained- 5 speed $4999 cert. Looks b dnves tike new. Must Sell 905-831-8729 or 116-267.3644 evenings. 1992 Sable, like new, loaded, non-smoker, high. way driven. 93.000 kms, asking $8700 Call (905) 668-7457 FULLY LOADED 1993 Park Avenue. must sell, make offer (905) 263-2446 1993 SUNBIRD. auto, am/fm cassette. adc abs, p/ s. p/1, pr'b. $7.400. Cal 905- 66&1178 after 6 30pm. 19% DODGE SHADOW 72.000 kil . green, p p b . air. rado. cassette. recently tuned, great car, $9.500 certified 427-6681 Wayne 1994 Plymouth Sundance. white. 37.000 kms, kite new. never smoked in. ex- tended warranty, certobed. $9000 Call (905) 571- 7911 1995 PONTIAC Trans Am. V-8.350. Arctic White. T -roofs. CO player, auto. loaded with options.Take over GM Discounted Lease $655/mo Over 3 years or buy out $27.900 Summer is coming! Call Pete (905) 576-1616 93 OLDS CUTLASS Supreme. 56.000 km. 4 door. fully loaded Teal col- or Asking $14,000 Phone 263-8827 1994 Pontiac Suntwd, auto, air. 4 cyi , 2 a. red. arNtm cars - 20.000 km . Pi. ps pb. pt , ABS brakes. $9.800 432-2821 FULLY RECONDI- TIONED CERTIFIED VEHICLES (34) NOW ON SALE. EG. 5 Astro and Salary vans. loaded 'ram $6,895. 1990 Z24 Cavalier, loaded. racing red $7.985. 19M Jimmy 4 x 4 , loaded, 4.3 A-1 S7,975. 1987 Voyager 6 cyl. auto. 200 kms. excel- lent $3.665 192 Grand Prix SE. loaded, white wow $9.685-, 1992 Cavalier ABS, air, auto. 115 kms, now $6,685. 1989 Sprint excellent 5 speed. 5 door. $2.9% firm 19W Cavalier RS wagon, loaded, sale. $5.655. 1989 Probe GL, auto. air, sports car 55295.. 1969 Buick Regal Ltd., loaded only 71,000 kms• reduced $7775. 1992 Cavalier 3.2 V6, auto, air, 97,000 kms, only $8.175- 1987 olds Calais, black beauty. bailed . 126 kms. $4,665 1987 Buick Regal, Ltd., loaded, A-1. S3,695. 1987 Daytona, auto, spd- less, red. now $2.995., Wf rnrNl•s and Bow=- " O.A.C. Comical Auto C•rtt•r, ISS KMg SL w., at "' -, rn Mar •579 2aK• op•a Swi- day. -whol air Cus- toraae9 soled dwk trisrrda.- GAS MISER, 1961 Toyo. ta Tercel. no rust 2 dr air tomatic, row tires and brakes, $900 certified. Call Andrew Stewart . 435- 4647, or 725-8227 MCMNA AN a WIFE AUTO SALES '88 Buick Century, loaded $4,795., '87 Dodge Dakota, 134 fun, auto, $4,495. '85 Ford FI50 p/W. red and while, $3,795., 89 Sunbird, 2 dr., auto, $4.295., '87 Mazda p/u, cap. 144 lui $3.995.. 35 Toyota 4 x 4 p.u. auto $3,895. 'e8 Olds Ciera, white, $4,995. '87 AMC Ea- gle. 87 fun, $4,295. Many cars under $3,000. C" - tied. Financing Available. McMillan & Wide Auto., 200 Dundas St. W., Downtown Whitby. 666.3361. TWO 1990 389 CAVALI- ERS, 4 dr., 2 dr, epi aub matics, certified, Oshawa Auto Sales, 728 -WIT 11 rHE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED.. 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S3895 90 Jetta GL. auto. S6995 86 Jetta. auto 51995 88 Mazda 626. auto 53995 96 Accord. 5 - speed. 53495, 83 Volvo. turbo, $3395 90 Corsica. auto. $3995 91 Corsica, auto. 54295 89 Grand Am. auto. 52995 89 Sable, wagon $4595 80 GMC truck, $1995 86 Jimmy 4x4, $4595 86 Plymouth SE Voyageur, 52995 Durham Auto Wholesalers 170 Ful- er Rd Unit 1, Ajax. 905- 428-8635 1 Automobiles A i A TOWING. pay 550- 52000 cash for used S scrap cars a trucks. 24 his. 7 days. Call 416.709.6930: 416-264-4420. 30 min. sent. CARS FOR CASHI We buy used vehicles. _. cles must be in running condition.. Call 427-2415 or cane 10 479 Bayle SL East. Ajax at MURAD AUTO SALES. AUTOMOBILES and trucks wanted 101 scrap. Any condition, any age tree removal in the Dudarn Re410n, cash Piro Also needed. '81 Chev Piekup. Cal anytime, Oshawa 431- 0407. DEAD OR AUW 'FREE' (owing lir strap, used or abandoned cars trucks ttx. PICk•up. IOP tomes paid. up t0 $100 (816) 281-,9499 (416) 281-9804 Dated: March 6, IT) \ From: DIAMOND SHINE ('LEANING AND DETAILING k t�.YhGt: it NAltl N I IIAM ®/VJD �7 Dear Itilly Ifarnum ♦ l A./ax/I'liCkering C hew% Adv t •rtit�4A`1lVG i p[TAlLiNG ti4•r lri.hti',1'E "A LIAR ,N:'lr-//'I.trJX w.t BETrucks Motorcyclesff,Apartments for SaleN141Moo For Rent AJAX 011 Tower•. 1989 Ford 1/2 -ton. F-150. 5 -speed standard */over drive. very good condition. tx 300 cuca engine, p s. brit windows. custom sun visor. running boards, many ex frac. $6900 o b o (9051 404-9283 1 4 tlrlteel vDrive ISM CHEVY ASTRO CS, 5 passenger. 4 3 litre. runs well, good condition, must sell. Askng $4.200 / best offer, certified. Frank (905) 619-2603 1909 PATHFINDER SE, trail boss, compression test excellent. good condi- tion, high mileage. $10,500 certified. Telephone 430- 0837 leave message. 1995 G.M. Astrovan, loaded. mint condition, dutch doors, 2 -tone. 8 pas- senger, 521,500 or take over existing lease. Call 905-665-1029. rts EW&WR%;:irS CLASS 'A' MECHANIC. Licensed vwmnwssiort specialist willing to do work at my home. Great rates. &I work kill, guaranteed Also body work 6 paint. Call Torry 571 -MT 1900 YAMAHA XS 1100 SPECIAL, only 15,000 original kms., shaft driven, complete with front tenting and Alpine stereo. Excellent shape. Great deal) $2000 as is o.b.o Call (905) 725-2383. INSURANCE: Open 9 to 9 by appt Monday to Saturday Motorcycle. Auto. and very competalive. Property rates. cap Jones -Dooley Insurance Broilier (905) 427-3595 INSURANCE 683-9725 -.�PINE RIDG INSURANC 1 1 is 12 Ni 3-Bedroorn apts in Oshawa and Bowm invl8e. Starting at $600/month, bridge tL stove included. wirth laundry facilities. No pets. Call 434-2407. 2 BEDROOM basement apl. dean. 4 pc. bath. k4ch- eneitte, laundry facilities, $650 month, first 8 last, dose to GO 6 mal.ach only, no pets. 839-7709 2/3 bedroom its. 8 story building, dose to schools. Wary, South GM plant Available nvriedale- y and Nov. 428-6328 1- 7pm for appointmer4. ABSOLUTELY beautiful brand new 1.100 sq. It. 2 bedroom basement apart- ment in prime NE Whitby $795 all inclusive. Avail- able April Ist. 576-2139 AJAX executive 1 bed. bsmt. apt. Large bright walk out entrance, laundry, ca- ble, near 401, no-peW smoking, $750./mo inclu- sive. 6837190 after 7 pm. 1983 SUZUKI 650 Kata- BACHELOR apartment. ria good condition. $I,200 $450/month, parking, Will - ties cable Included. Central For more information call Oshawa No pets Cal 723- 579-1201 Ora_ Spacious apanments. quiet txrldng, close to srloppng. 401 GO. Pool, sauna 2 bedrooms available. April , and May 1 683-8421. 683 - Fill (until 7 30 p m AJAX. Wesmey/401, base- ment apartment above grouna. private entrance. 5600 Inclusive, available Apr 1st Call (905) 68- 4825, (416) 4979620 BACHELOR apartmert Pickering Beach, Ist Itoor.,ning. kitchen, bath, bed s furnished, parking or bus. cable and utilities included Avail March 30th. 6/9- 1974 BASEMENT APT., east Oshawa. 800 sq. It . 1-bdrm. da. dv, all appliances, sep ent., parking. now amenities. no pets, non-smoker. very quiet person. sulk mature female, $650/mo. firsVWst. ret. avail. rnmed.Cal Elizabeth Mon -Fn, 9-7p.m 433-1166 BASEMENT furnished 1 - bedroom apartment. private entrance, heat, hydro, laun- dry nd No pets. $500/ month. /sVIast required. Cal 905-5768905. BASEMENT one bed- room apt., non-smoker, no pets, avail. invnediate. Chapman Dr. Ajax, near Loblaws and al amer hies. 428-7266 BOND 8 Central Park) Oshawa. 3 bedroom du- plex, new hardwood Moors, fresh$ painted. washer . dryer, stove, bridge. $600 + hydro. FfrstAist no pets, 571-2690. BROCK i DELLBROCK, large 1 bedroom basement apt available Apr. 1, 5 ap- pliances, private. 5800 in- clusive. Brian alter 4, 427- 0957 BROCK RD. and 401. 2 bedroom apartment- 4 ap- pkances,(4/6)444-7391 Apartments For Rent TWO BEDROOM base mert apartment ^on - smoker no pets. $750•nto hrslrtast , car parl sep- arate entrance. laundry facilities , and utdlties 619- 1509 LARGE SEMI- FUR- NISHED bsmt bacne1c, apt sep ent , dose to shopping a GO asking 5550 per month inckrs ve . available mvried 905-683- 6185 LOVELY TWO BED- ROOM, living room. fire- placeeat-in kitchen. trldge, stove and laundry faclkhes. $725 00 all Inclusive. Avail- able ,mmedualel , 905-436- 79W N. OSHAWA, 2 bedroom apartment, very clean, in quiet budding, all IrKluslve. $669/month. May 1 Call 579-9600. NORTH WHITBY, new basement bachelor, 4 pc. bath. kitchenette. Includes parking. Laundry. utilities. suit quiet, non-smoking worker. S450/month Call 668--4063. OSHAWA (Bloor St.) Large 2 a 3 bedroom apartments in clean low rise building. Close to 401 a GO. Parking. Available xnmediently. From $695./ month. Phone 905-576- 4255. 05-5764255. 06HAWA 2 a 3 bedroom apartments, available at 888 and 900 Glen St. Close to schools, shopping and G.M. Utilities Included. FirsUlast required. Cal 728- 4993. DOWNTOWN OSHAWA, 2 bedroom duplex equipped, upper $595 +. renovated, 130.3161 OSHAWA 1 8 2 bedroom apts.Freshly decorated n Wet triplex. Close to GM, large yard. 905-985-2657 CLEAN family budding, Oshawa north. one, two a three bedroom Includes Heat, hydro, fridge, stove, laundry facilities 723-2094. � Apartments For Rent OSHAWA nose to GM newe' lou;o,ng, 1, 2. 3 bedroom apartments 905 438-0229 OSHAWA. One bedroom basement acartmenl. park Ing, Laundry 5550 mo In Jws,vB Excellent area available April 1st Refer ences and deposit re- guired.723-3032 OSHAWA: John - Centre Street 2 bedroom apart- ment. avaaable Mar lst .96 $675.m prkg and uti1 mold Laundry facilities available Call 19051 432- 8914 PICKERING, off Liverpool Rd, large 1 -bedroom base- ment apartment, parking, laundry. Cade. all utllnles. S6501mahth for Mature Working Adult, Call (905)509-9913 or (905)831-8926. PICKERING. Whites Rd. Newly-Iinlshed large w/o basement apartment. park- ing. $700/month Non- smoker. no pets. Call 905- 839.6850. SOUTH AJAX- Large new bright, 1 bedroom basement apt. Fireplace, 4 awl-. parking, sepa- rate entrance, cable.$750 all Inclusive. Call (905) 619.6579. SOUTH OSHAWA. 275 Wentworth St. W., large 1, 2. -bedrooms. dose to bus- es. available Im- mediate$, 50. S650 a up .lodge. stove, heal. by duo. parking. 1st required, last nagollable, no pets. 434-5183 / 576.5142 txet- ween 9-6. WESTNEY/401/Hwy 2. new 1 -bedroom .w/o base- ment apartment, backyard level, llvingldining, kitchen, 4-pece bath. 5 appliances, central air. parking, $650in- clusive. 428-8752. Credit WHITBY - 2 level apart- ment. one bedroom plus loft, unusual layout, deck. parking, near go, $795 In- clusive Ist April (416) 699- 5287 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 AD SENT TO COMP. SIZE 2 X 20 REP. MVK (TERRI) CLASS 400 HEADING COLD OUTSIDE COMP. NORTHVIEW MEADOW CO-OP WHITBY BASEMENT 3500 irclusrve rare i .ndry.IsUlaSI required pets C,311 668-7103 WHITBY. Furnished .. ,Hine^t apt Self con park-, laundry. islenor�•.O pets K month" ^cius,ve -gle person Call 555 to WHY • - r when you can n fc,- Owr home 'Or -- than you think iii Call r re Haylock Saes Rep •- Max Sum.^ 1 Really •9' . ::d ,905 568-3870 . 975 64321, Houses UE For Rent S1 Absolute Affordable' : ,y Rert r Owr '.Our Horne I 57491-crth !urines .luded, No Down pay --.-nf"Call Me" Marl Sia - •y Safes Rec ""I. n '•wp E■l Realty 571 • . 75 or 1807-840-6275 WHO SAYS YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE? �' DWr)i1Dr $Tr'SwT Jr Elac 5894^" 4er'110-Ovi Av3ilatil4 No down poymeni? Bid Credxl Bi+krtptr Cal W' 571-6275 1-800-840-6275 NAR). CT%P1It WHITBY. 3 bedroom 2 storey fenced yard, fridge, stove. close to schools and Go. available April 1 51150 + utilities Call 666- 5395 3 BEDROOM. 2 story. 2 baths. garage. dishwasher. Beau Valley School area. no pets. $1.050 month, plus utilities First a last. avad. Apr. 1, cal, 723-3149 AJAX N. Of 401. west of Harwood. 2 bedroom. with garage, appliances, air, available April, 1 $850 month plus. 1-905-830- 4353. BOWMANVILLE, large renovated house, high ceil- Ings, workshop, 19 acres, parking, near downtown. available April 15th.. $1.000 per mo. plus utilities. 683- 0709. 623.7320 BROCK RD. and 401, 3 bedroom 2 bathroom sem available fenced backyard. Call (416) 444-7391 CENTRAL OSHAWA - three bedroom, 2 stofey house lir rent. S900 pec try). plus ulditles. Available May Ist. Cal 436-2935 ELEGANT 6 CHARMING N.W.Oshawa (Somerville/ Rossland) 2 -bedroom, huge Irving -room, dg. bright kitchen, lovely 4 - piece washroom, clean, cozy. parking, da 1sVlast. references. 5850+ublitles. 905-579-9719 S OSHAWA. 3 bedroom, s4esphl. close to all amen- ities, available now, 5850 plus utilities. call 433-3834 Houses aE For Rent HARMONY f- j [ '1—', 4 :-•]room Victor- ian none 2 1,2 baths fa- milyroom with fireplace, mair floor laundryroom. double garage available .mm-diately $1200 plus uhl '4111, 283-0393 HWY. 2 /COURTICE �. ,at Three r.drnOm bungalow it garage.e ental $950 per mo plus Utilities ISt1aSt Available rnn+edlatey 666-4970 IMMACULATE 3 -bed- - 0-'.w ;r1 good Whitby ...., neighbourhood stove lndge. washer 8 dry er. gpnl possession $71,G "hOnthly plays uhlilies Call 305,428-9446 NORTH Oshawa. Avail - are May 1 3 -bedroom 'souse. 1 2 oath 2 al} phances. 5875 .set a,firs References. 1stllastre- quired Call 905-430.7486 ""the, OSHAWA. `,vely 3-bei ,qm ^ga:cw K,n..Har --1ony area Ina ,^.•Jge rove, art conditioning d oared laundry near Yroas a parks $915 'nor .'!!rifles Avaiiabie ,mine 44tH$ (905)666.7016 OSHAWA townhouse -ear �;C : storey. 3 bed- ' )om, newly decorated 586C.-orth.utlihes avail .tole March 15. 1Sf/tast re. ;cured 905-668-646' cher •.pm Stimrdetachea near ,C. 2 -storey 3-oemoom ,rushed 'et. S895,month. "llitkis. avadMie April Ist 'sWast required 905668- p-* I 05668- p46I after Spm PICKERING ^lain floor of "-se � tved,Joms close pants scrods and lake 1825 'mo . IQ utlknes 905.770-9157 PICKERING. 4 bedroom mai^ IIc- 4 appliances, shared laundry- close to 4C1 no pets. first last. reit S995 plus Z3 utd,oes. May' 905-420-9'71 PRIME PICKERING o - cation serry Pod air-con- ddloned. 1600 so it plus. $1200/m0 . utilities Esti last. Available Apnl 1st Cad 905-839-8647 AJAX, spac ous 4 -bed- room backspid, 2 baths, la mlyroom. fireplace, over- sized versized lot. 4 appliances. $1150 plus monthly, refer- ences. no pets. 683-8661 WESTNEY/ HWY 2• 3 bedroom, 4 appliances. asking 5950 plus utilities Available May Ist. (905) 201-0222 WHITBY (Otter Creek) 3 bed. 2 bath. garage, next to park. fenced yard. Avail. April 1 $950 416-261. 3870 WHITBY, detached 4 -bed- room. 3 -bathroom• main floor family room w/fire- place. finished basement. close to schools. shopping. Available May 1st. $1200 + utilities.905-666-2894. MITI=ses GOOD NEIGHBOUR- HOOD in south Oshawa 3 bedroom townhouse in small family complex close to schools and shopping. $950/mo. all Inclusive. Firstl last. 435-1088.10 -7 p.m. NORTH East Oshawa. 3 bedroom, 4 appliances. end unit, fenced yard S950/month plus heat 49 hydro Ca11579-6695 PICKERING, attractive, well kept 3 bedroom. 2 bath- room, broad loomed throughout. 4 appliances. Ideal location. $940. refer- ences 1(705)277-2285 PICKERING. Large 3- bedrl�om townhouse, spot - 'Ass condition. parking, close to amenities and 'ransportation. 51100 im- medrately. 1416) 419-4605 6 pm -10 pm SPACYOLS I ,?rjv)nrr 'awrnhouse. in wall mairt- 'alnerj family Complex nrludes all utilities. 4 ap- es. parkln9. dose zr�0015 anij all amenities 122 Colborne St. E. Oshawa For appt. 4343972 OAP Space For Rent INDUSTRIAL units or wrrksr cGs ^ industrial piaza ^-xt to Oshawa CAn- tre trctudeos nigh ceiltigs. park;^,) utailws wash- rooms air compressor, overhead doors Month -by - month Parking for truck. wnM hydro AvaijaMe im- "nedatNy Stan" at 5450 5%6-2982 Rooms ' for Rent 2 FURNISHED rooms cJbitl :ix. r, 5eparafe entrance. snare kitchen bathroom. non-smokers no pets. $350/5375,month. utilities Call 693-5480 NEWLY decorated. lur- r,shed •oorn for clean gtwet. personCooking. near bus. near Durham College. 5225 monthly and up Cat 905-728-4845 NICE lumtshed rooms, 'rom S300/mon" Casal Hotel. Bowmanvlli, Call Isaac or Norman 623- 7072 PICKERING walk to Gc sort s-grie wcrk:ng femake. share house. S100/vi No pets. Call 416-347 9767 PICKERING shared laundry. 5 pc bath. kitchen tam lyroom, asking $375 mo quiet non-smoking te- male preferred, available Feb 1 420.2196 PICKERING, Dixie Finch quiet clean executive home. full use of house. good neighborhood, none - smoker, available mvmed $400 month 420-2196 SOUTH AJAX, Clean. bright accommodations, full use of house including kitchen and laundry. $350 per mo. Available April 1. Phone 905-683-5951 Sl M I 1 ACCOMOdWon 2 single prdessgrtals, mid 30's, seeks 3rd parry to share 3 bedroom house. $4001mo. wckurve. Serious Inquiries only. Central Oshawa 579-9156 APRIL 1, large bedroom available, north Whilby ex. ecutive home. non-smoker. laundry, dishwasher, S50W month, references, call 668-1394. LOOKING for responsible person to stare 2 -bedroom, 2 -level apartment. Parting, laundry, dose to amenities. Available April 1 st lag month not required. S3= month Inclusive. 905-/32- 1549 leave message. PICKERING second bed- room available in 2 bol room basement apartmerll- S300./mo.905-427.7958 SOUTH AJAX room in home. Shared kitchen, laundry, parkingg. 5400,/ mo., dose to GO and bus routes. 905.6863881 '/.t �r„ r �/rrrhr /rvnrnlX r�,rq,/,nrrrri //r r,( .f /Irrr,//nrA h•rrn// /rr/rrI/r,/,If,(• r,r/I /lift...... 1' .... .S'nrrr/0-'r ro//rd"pr//�/f /rr/nrr,• P .1/•. rI).L n /rRf1FF.a'.1'/ILV:1/..5 fIIT/VI: �r[G •� & lr r wur.[• u./rrrl/vn . .lrhrrri.....S)rrA ser I/ir rl/r. r u Cr �VAIAN .b'rut'1 /Ir/l1. Irr• /!U/r/,1 u.w �""Tr' t rrlr /r,r !/!r' t0- , nnf c,rr r rel/rJ Wr• // ` nrr• ; rn rn ,rr. I,.rr lrrn r tirrrrl rut In hr. rr qr r-r.nrNur l r /!Ir' I' CAL e4e l,q,/r' i t/uRr// 19n1 .1 air . tr,nr Ir.n/r.r' nr 1b . h n/I rrrrr nbr nr/ Qr''t'i Jr.I'll , !., r� , r ,{ //rr/IlA.t /r, it'r' I/r/1'r' „rr lurJ a rrrn4vrr/„u i i(eetvl 1 rr y,r.rr tr We to uuh/ 1'Td!/PlzlG.tCz. a/.ri. Nike rr take Chir n faint..rnd" andr PPr uniry ro d the n rh 'cr/err of Durr un4 Crow ed rrtrrr flow r !rove am Rf'•Yirrn fur rhe iii iLf "rid pair H'p � r- /„r i r•rrr ! ntr/ur i,..tu/>/rnr! ru//unlerur ,t/n i ,Vr'n t h.,rr //rrrr tlrr,n r, rut / Ihr• irnrm n'r•/r r rfrrr Kr t rf., , lri.hti',1'E "A LIAR ,N:'lr-//'I.trJX w.t BETrucks Motorcyclesff,Apartments for SaleN141Moo For Rent AJAX 011 Tower•. 1989 Ford 1/2 -ton. F-150. 5 -speed standard */over drive. very good condition. tx 300 cuca engine, p s. brit windows. custom sun visor. running boards, many ex frac. $6900 o b o (9051 404-9283 1 4 tlrlteel vDrive ISM CHEVY ASTRO CS, 5 passenger. 4 3 litre. runs well, good condition, must sell. Askng $4.200 / best offer, certified. Frank (905) 619-2603 1909 PATHFINDER SE, trail boss, compression test excellent. good condi- tion, high mileage. $10,500 certified. Telephone 430- 0837 leave message. 1995 G.M. Astrovan, loaded. mint condition, dutch doors, 2 -tone. 8 pas- senger, 521,500 or take over existing lease. Call 905-665-1029. rts EW&WR%;:irS CLASS 'A' MECHANIC. Licensed vwmnwssiort specialist willing to do work at my home. Great rates. &I work kill, guaranteed Also body work 6 paint. Call Torry 571 -MT 1900 YAMAHA XS 1100 SPECIAL, only 15,000 original kms., shaft driven, complete with front tenting and Alpine stereo. Excellent shape. Great deal) $2000 as is o.b.o Call (905) 725-2383. INSURANCE: Open 9 to 9 by appt Monday to Saturday Motorcycle. Auto. and very competalive. Property rates. cap Jones -Dooley Insurance Broilier (905) 427-3595 INSURANCE 683-9725 -.�PINE RIDG INSURANC 1 1 is 12 Ni 3-Bedroorn apts in Oshawa and Bowm invl8e. Starting at $600/month, bridge tL stove included. wirth laundry facilities. No pets. Call 434-2407. 2 BEDROOM basement apl. dean. 4 pc. bath. k4ch- eneitte, laundry facilities, $650 month, first 8 last, dose to GO 6 mal.ach only, no pets. 839-7709 2/3 bedroom its. 8 story building, dose to schools. Wary, South GM plant Available nvriedale- y and Nov. 428-6328 1- 7pm for appointmer4. ABSOLUTELY beautiful brand new 1.100 sq. It. 2 bedroom basement apart- ment in prime NE Whitby $795 all inclusive. Avail- able April Ist. 576-2139 AJAX executive 1 bed. bsmt. apt. Large bright walk out entrance, laundry, ca- ble, near 401, no-peW smoking, $750./mo inclu- sive. 6837190 after 7 pm. 1983 SUZUKI 650 Kata- BACHELOR apartment. ria good condition. $I,200 $450/month, parking, Will - ties cable Included. Central For more information call Oshawa No pets Cal 723- 579-1201 Ora_ Spacious apanments. quiet txrldng, close to srloppng. 401 GO. Pool, sauna 2 bedrooms available. April , and May 1 683-8421. 683 - Fill (until 7 30 p m AJAX. Wesmey/401, base- ment apartment above grouna. private entrance. 5600 Inclusive, available Apr 1st Call (905) 68- 4825, (416) 4979620 BACHELOR apartmert Pickering Beach, Ist Itoor.,ning. kitchen, bath, bed s furnished, parking or bus. cable and utilities included Avail March 30th. 6/9- 1974 BASEMENT APT., east Oshawa. 800 sq. It . 1-bdrm. da. dv, all appliances, sep ent., parking. now amenities. no pets, non-smoker. very quiet person. sulk mature female, $650/mo. firsVWst. ret. avail. rnmed.Cal Elizabeth Mon -Fn, 9-7p.m 433-1166 BASEMENT furnished 1 - bedroom apartment. private entrance, heat, hydro, laun- dry nd No pets. $500/ month. /sVIast required. Cal 905-5768905. BASEMENT one bed- room apt., non-smoker, no pets, avail. invnediate. Chapman Dr. Ajax, near Loblaws and al amer hies. 428-7266 BOND 8 Central Park) Oshawa. 3 bedroom du- plex, new hardwood Moors, fresh$ painted. washer . dryer, stove, bridge. $600 + hydro. FfrstAist no pets, 571-2690. BROCK i DELLBROCK, large 1 bedroom basement apt available Apr. 1, 5 ap- pliances, private. 5800 in- clusive. Brian alter 4, 427- 0957 BROCK RD. and 401. 2 bedroom apartment- 4 ap- pkances,(4/6)444-7391 Apartments For Rent TWO BEDROOM base mert apartment ^on - smoker no pets. $750•nto hrslrtast , car parl sep- arate entrance. laundry facilities , and utdlties 619- 1509 LARGE SEMI- FUR- NISHED bsmt bacne1c, apt sep ent , dose to shopping a GO asking 5550 per month inckrs ve . available mvried 905-683- 6185 LOVELY TWO BED- ROOM, living room. fire- placeeat-in kitchen. trldge, stove and laundry faclkhes. $725 00 all Inclusive. Avail- able ,mmedualel , 905-436- 79W N. OSHAWA, 2 bedroom apartment, very clean, in quiet budding, all IrKluslve. $669/month. May 1 Call 579-9600. NORTH WHITBY, new basement bachelor, 4 pc. bath. kitchenette. Includes parking. Laundry. utilities. suit quiet, non-smoking worker. S450/month Call 668--4063. OSHAWA (Bloor St.) Large 2 a 3 bedroom apartments in clean low rise building. Close to 401 a GO. Parking. Available xnmediently. From $695./ month. Phone 905-576- 4255. 05-5764255. 06HAWA 2 a 3 bedroom apartments, available at 888 and 900 Glen St. Close to schools, shopping and G.M. Utilities Included. FirsUlast required. Cal 728- 4993. DOWNTOWN OSHAWA, 2 bedroom duplex equipped, upper $595 +. renovated, 130.3161 OSHAWA 1 8 2 bedroom apts.Freshly decorated n Wet triplex. Close to GM, large yard. 905-985-2657 CLEAN family budding, Oshawa north. one, two a three bedroom Includes Heat, hydro, fridge, stove, laundry facilities 723-2094. � Apartments For Rent OSHAWA nose to GM newe' lou;o,ng, 1, 2. 3 bedroom apartments 905 438-0229 OSHAWA. One bedroom basement acartmenl. park Ing, Laundry 5550 mo In Jws,vB Excellent area available April 1st Refer ences and deposit re- guired.723-3032 OSHAWA: John - Centre Street 2 bedroom apart- ment. avaaable Mar lst .96 $675.m prkg and uti1 mold Laundry facilities available Call 19051 432- 8914 PICKERING, off Liverpool Rd, large 1 -bedroom base- ment apartment, parking, laundry. Cade. all utllnles. S6501mahth for Mature Working Adult, Call (905)509-9913 or (905)831-8926. PICKERING. Whites Rd. Newly-Iinlshed large w/o basement apartment. park- ing. $700/month Non- smoker. no pets. Call 905- 839.6850. SOUTH AJAX- Large new bright, 1 bedroom basement apt. Fireplace, 4 awl-. parking, sepa- rate entrance, cable.$750 all Inclusive. Call (905) 619.6579. SOUTH OSHAWA. 275 Wentworth St. W., large 1, 2. -bedrooms. dose to bus- es. available Im- mediate$, 50. S650 a up .lodge. stove, heal. by duo. parking. 1st required, last nagollable, no pets. 434-5183 / 576.5142 txet- ween 9-6. WESTNEY/401/Hwy 2. new 1 -bedroom .w/o base- ment apartment, backyard level, llvingldining, kitchen, 4-pece bath. 5 appliances, central air. parking, $650in- clusive. 428-8752. Credit WHITBY - 2 level apart- ment. one bedroom plus loft, unusual layout, deck. parking, near go, $795 In- clusive Ist April (416) 699- 5287 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 AD SENT TO COMP. SIZE 2 X 20 REP. MVK (TERRI) CLASS 400 HEADING COLD OUTSIDE COMP. NORTHVIEW MEADOW CO-OP WHITBY BASEMENT 3500 irclusrve rare i .ndry.IsUlaSI required pets C,311 668-7103 WHITBY. Furnished .. ,Hine^t apt Self con park-, laundry. islenor�•.O pets K month" ^cius,ve -gle person Call 555 to WHY • - r when you can n fc,- Owr home 'Or -- than you think iii Call r re Haylock Saes Rep •- Max Sum.^ 1 Really •9' . ::d ,905 568-3870 . 975 64321, Houses UE For Rent S1 Absolute Affordable' : ,y Rert r Owr '.Our Horne I 57491-crth !urines .luded, No Down pay --.-nf"Call Me" Marl Sia - •y Safes Rec ""I. n '•wp E■l Realty 571 • . 75 or 1807-840-6275 WHO SAYS YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE? �' DWr)i1Dr $Tr'SwT Jr Elac 5894^" 4er'110-Ovi Av3ilatil4 No down poymeni? Bid Credxl Bi+krtptr Cal W' 571-6275 1-800-840-6275 NAR). CT%P1It WHITBY. 3 bedroom 2 storey fenced yard, fridge, stove. close to schools and Go. available April 1 51150 + utilities Call 666- 5395 3 BEDROOM. 2 story. 2 baths. garage. dishwasher. Beau Valley School area. no pets. $1.050 month, plus utilities First a last. avad. Apr. 1, cal, 723-3149 AJAX N. Of 401. west of Harwood. 2 bedroom. with garage, appliances, air, available April, 1 $850 month plus. 1-905-830- 4353. BOWMANVILLE, large renovated house, high ceil- Ings, workshop, 19 acres, parking, near downtown. available April 15th.. $1.000 per mo. plus utilities. 683- 0709. 623.7320 BROCK RD. and 401, 3 bedroom 2 bathroom sem available fenced backyard. Call (416) 444-7391 CENTRAL OSHAWA - three bedroom, 2 stofey house lir rent. S900 pec try). plus ulditles. Available May Ist. Cal 436-2935 ELEGANT 6 CHARMING N.W.Oshawa (Somerville/ Rossland) 2 -bedroom, huge Irving -room, dg. bright kitchen, lovely 4 - piece washroom, clean, cozy. parking, da 1sVlast. references. 5850+ublitles. 905-579-9719 S OSHAWA. 3 bedroom, s4esphl. close to all amen- ities, available now, 5850 plus utilities. call 433-3834 Houses aE For Rent HARMONY f- j [ '1—', 4 :-•]room Victor- ian none 2 1,2 baths fa- milyroom with fireplace, mair floor laundryroom. double garage available .mm-diately $1200 plus uhl '4111, 283-0393 HWY. 2 /COURTICE �. ,at Three r.drnOm bungalow it garage.e ental $950 per mo plus Utilities ISt1aSt Available rnn+edlatey 666-4970 IMMACULATE 3 -bed- - 0-'.w ;r1 good Whitby ...., neighbourhood stove lndge. washer 8 dry er. gpnl possession $71,G "hOnthly plays uhlilies Call 305,428-9446 NORTH Oshawa. Avail - are May 1 3 -bedroom 'souse. 1 2 oath 2 al} phances. 5875 .set a,firs References. 1stllastre- quired Call 905-430.7486 ""the, OSHAWA. `,vely 3-bei ,qm ^ga:cw K,n..Har --1ony area Ina ,^.•Jge rove, art conditioning d oared laundry near Yroas a parks $915 'nor .'!!rifles Avaiiabie ,mine 44tH$ (905)666.7016 OSHAWA townhouse -ear �;C : storey. 3 bed- ' )om, newly decorated 586C.-orth.utlihes avail .tole March 15. 1Sf/tast re. ;cured 905-668-646' cher •.pm Stimrdetachea near ,C. 2 -storey 3-oemoom ,rushed 'et. S895,month. "llitkis. avadMie April Ist 'sWast required 905668- p-* I 05668- p46I after Spm PICKERING ^lain floor of "-se � tved,Joms close pants scrods and lake 1825 'mo . IQ utlknes 905.770-9157 PICKERING. 4 bedroom mai^ IIc- 4 appliances, shared laundry- close to 4C1 no pets. first last. reit S995 plus Z3 utd,oes. May' 905-420-9'71 PRIME PICKERING o - cation serry Pod air-con- ddloned. 1600 so it plus. $1200/m0 . utilities Esti last. Available Apnl 1st Cad 905-839-8647 AJAX, spac ous 4 -bed- room backspid, 2 baths, la mlyroom. fireplace, over- sized versized lot. 4 appliances. $1150 plus monthly, refer- ences. no pets. 683-8661 WESTNEY/ HWY 2• 3 bedroom, 4 appliances. asking 5950 plus utilities Available May Ist. (905) 201-0222 WHITBY (Otter Creek) 3 bed. 2 bath. garage, next to park. fenced yard. Avail. April 1 $950 416-261. 3870 WHITBY, detached 4 -bed- room. 3 -bathroom• main floor family room w/fire- place. finished basement. close to schools. shopping. Available May 1st. $1200 + utilities.905-666-2894. MITI=ses GOOD NEIGHBOUR- HOOD in south Oshawa 3 bedroom townhouse in small family complex close to schools and shopping. $950/mo. all Inclusive. Firstl last. 435-1088.10 -7 p.m. NORTH East Oshawa. 3 bedroom, 4 appliances. end unit, fenced yard S950/month plus heat 49 hydro Ca11579-6695 PICKERING, attractive, well kept 3 bedroom. 2 bath- room, broad loomed throughout. 4 appliances. Ideal location. $940. refer- ences 1(705)277-2285 PICKERING. Large 3- bedrl�om townhouse, spot - 'Ass condition. parking, close to amenities and 'ransportation. 51100 im- medrately. 1416) 419-4605 6 pm -10 pm SPACYOLS I ,?rjv)nrr 'awrnhouse. in wall mairt- 'alnerj family Complex nrludes all utilities. 4 ap- es. parkln9. dose zr�0015 anij all amenities 122 Colborne St. E. Oshawa For appt. 4343972 OAP Space For Rent INDUSTRIAL units or wrrksr cGs ^ industrial piaza ^-xt to Oshawa CAn- tre trctudeos nigh ceiltigs. park;^,) utailws wash- rooms air compressor, overhead doors Month -by - month Parking for truck. wnM hydro AvaijaMe im- "nedatNy Stan" at 5450 5%6-2982 Rooms ' for Rent 2 FURNISHED rooms cJbitl :ix. r, 5eparafe entrance. snare kitchen bathroom. non-smokers no pets. $350/5375,month. utilities Call 693-5480 NEWLY decorated. lur- r,shed •oorn for clean gtwet. personCooking. near bus. near Durham College. 5225 monthly and up Cat 905-728-4845 NICE lumtshed rooms, 'rom S300/mon" Casal Hotel. Bowmanvlli, Call Isaac or Norman 623- 7072 PICKERING walk to Gc sort s-grie wcrk:ng femake. share house. S100/vi No pets. Call 416-347 9767 PICKERING shared laundry. 5 pc bath. kitchen tam lyroom, asking $375 mo quiet non-smoking te- male preferred, available Feb 1 420.2196 PICKERING, Dixie Finch quiet clean executive home. full use of house. good neighborhood, none - smoker, available mvmed $400 month 420-2196 SOUTH AJAX, Clean. bright accommodations, full use of house including kitchen and laundry. $350 per mo. Available April 1. Phone 905-683-5951 Sl M I 1 ACCOMOdWon 2 single prdessgrtals, mid 30's, seeks 3rd parry to share 3 bedroom house. $4001mo. wckurve. Serious Inquiries only. Central Oshawa 579-9156 APRIL 1, large bedroom available, north Whilby ex. ecutive home. non-smoker. laundry, dishwasher, S50W month, references, call 668-1394. LOOKING for responsible person to stare 2 -bedroom, 2 -level apartment. Parting, laundry, dose to amenities. Available April 1 st lag month not required. S3= month Inclusive. 905-/32- 1549 leave message. PICKERING second bed- room available in 2 bol room basement apartmerll- S300./mo.905-427.7958 SOUTH AJAX room in home. Shared kitchen, laundry, parkingg. 5400,/ mo., dose to GO and bus routes. 905.6863881 PACE 38 -A -THE NE'V'I AD% ERTISM R E.D.. 1fARCH 13.19% ' Annolixetttents e s , Annourcenlents , Auctions HEATHER HILL GIBSON Psychic Spiritual & Metaphysical Counselling Life Path Reading 905-294-9136 FRIDAY SPECIAL: I hr. reading 1,2 hr. price, with this ad Office & EA me, Retail Space !!! 4 Months r•ee Re`- Os'ax. , r-' r 60C so p second f.00, Oshawa dcwntown.60C sq mai^ $500 3500 sq Lw, tv' $1 )OC 25C So -a,- S350 fMShared Accomodation Private Homes i i For Sale SHARE cute, clean 2700 OUALITY D A^oe I_ Vult so'1 executive home ,n leve N W Oshawa 3+2 Alax. with 1 single profes. bedrooms. kitchen over- s,onal person, S700 Inclu- looks tarmiyroom with fire- srve rex phone) Murray place 2 walkouts. inground 905-427-1635 or 905-655- pool 3 baths. FAG. m4aw 5825 anytime potential. 160 Goodman 9, $171,500 Call Sheila Mc Condominiums Laren Sutton Status 436 For Rent BRICK BUNGALOW. - WESTNEYHwv 2, one 1n'^9 room. plus C bed bec^ •- appliances. room apt 56.300 down, sauna. exercise room pool. carries $450 pe, mo 'n parking cva; e. S83 -.'-c Cudm9g taxes Tea Hough - Available April 1 95 Call ton. Rema. Sum 1. 668- 905-831.6455 3800 Office & EA me, Retail Space !!! 4 Months r•ee Re`- Os'ax. , r-' r 60C so p second f.00, Oshawa dcwntown.60C sq mai^ $500 3500 sq Lw, tv' $1 )OC 25C So -a,- S350 600 sq 2nd 'I• S500 1050 sq main. S1.000 Call 434-244.' or 655-4132 Cottages ' for Rent TRENT ter. Woodland Es'a' family house keeping cottages 3 oce bathpOC� beac`. store playground. 9c min north- east P,ckw 705-653 .3t7 .ate Hornes M11 For Sale BEAUTIFUL HOME FOR SALE' wv ^ td•:ar Fepl" Horne,ut;at ed in the town of Port Peng Features 17 x 20 it custom kitchen with skr�t and center isiand, p,�_"bath and contrai a, Situated on a Urge pie shaped tot back.-; onto greenery walking distance to scrloois and shopping Ask - S193.000 Cai9C5 9-t 9623 NW OSHAWA storey t • ck 4 be :- , and ga- rage Near schools & snop- ping Cali 905 723-5594 COURTICE years 3 oatrs air vac. ^ bsmt w :replace w to deck S143K Open Sat & Sun 2 1459 vase. Road 9o5 '21-1365 HARMONY & ROSS - LANE) -• : ,-- ne•' park close to bus route and wa k ^g distance I-- all amenities h'epiace forced air gas heating, cen- tal a" cwdi:,oning, bright eat -m b!c^er w•ih sl,dmg '.lass to deck 4 ap rliances single cat -wage with a double newly paved driveway fenced yard. semi-ensutte with step-up 1.,b and a separate shove, stal! This .'las been a nor smokes home Ask S•33 XC Assumable 6 ' mo,tgage C'osmg Jury o, Augus• 19% Please cat, 9C5 723.9949 MUST SEE 1 bed,00m �nec pasen,ent nea• ,;stools. park- & s^,poi^g $104.900 Gorgeous 3 ped• bungalow on pule: street possible in-law apartment with 2 wast` roomscountry treed 1 Gleaming hardwood Moors. eat-rr k,*Jeen. wonT last Citi Peter Neal. Sales Rep Guide Realty 723- 528' OSHAWA Rossia^•d Ha,-- '* , : ac,ous 'nree :udroum semi on ravine lot. separate income apart- ment garage. gas neat. 5121 00; Reduced Call afte, 6 p m or 905571. 4545 1-905476-3189 WILSON ELzabelh Gall •nee La.cie -- Passed away or. Mara 6. 1996 In Calgary Alberta Formerly of Ailax Predeceased by father & one niece. Will be trussed by daughters Melissa LeAnr. and Victoria Her mother Kay Wllsc n Weber. Brothers Dave of A,(ax. Bob of Calgary Sisters Jane & husband Fred Mitchel of Oshawa Kathy & husband Dick Harders of Prince George twin sister Debbie Wilson La- burge of Prince George. B.C. and Aunts. Uncles Nieces & Nephews. Funeral to take place March 13th" at 3:00 pm at the Pearson Funeral Home, Calgary. Alberta. CORTURILLO, Sam - After a lenghthly wait for a heart transplant, Sam passed away due to compli- cations. on Sunday March 10. 19% at the Toronto General Hospital . Sam Corturillo. age 51 years. loving husband of Rosa. Devoted father of Marylynn and her fiance Joe Medaglia, Joanna, and Loredana. Survived by his mother Maria and predeceased by his father Giuseppe Corturillo. Dear brother of Tina and her husband Dominic Sidob: Phillip and his wife Candela: Antonetta and her husband Alfonso Di Genova: John and his wife Karen: Cathy and her hus- band Gino Maccagrleno. and . Mel and his wife Wendy. Son-in-law of Nick Battista. Sam was a special uncle to all his nieces and nephews. The family will receive friends at the McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Road, Ajax (Pickering Village) 905-428- 8488 from 7 to 9 pm Tuesday and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm Wednesday. Funeral Mass to be held on Thurs- day, March 14, 1996 at 1 t am at St. Isaac Jogues Catholic Church (1148 Finch Ave PickeringI Pray- ers at the Funeral Home 8:30 pm. Wednesday En- tombment Highland Memory Gardens. AUCTION Sat. Mar 16th, at WARNERS AUCTION HALL Hwy #2, Colborne Selling the estatt• of Mr J Wilson Belleville, antiques all in original condition exceptional- ly nice oak hall seat with Ige beveled mir- ror original hooks and umbrella holder with pot a very nice pc.. ant. 9 pc. dining rm. suite a family suite also excel. condition. unusual high back oak sideboard with claw feet. high back with 2 small glass doors &mirror. anoth- er excel pc. modern sofa & chair set. fridge & 30" stove. ant oak library desk and spin - nett desk. 2 early claw ft arm chairs. drop Irons secretary. ant oak bed with h,qh hd- board modern bed- room suite. metal sin- gle bed. ant. glass ball h parlour table, school house clock. matched pair tilt top lamp ta- bles, early chest with teardrop pulls. 3 drawer ant chest w hanging mirror. PS side chair. qty fancy ant dishes & knick knacks Dression German etc O sil- ver serving PCs qty bone handled flat ware. bone handled carving set. Pear point lamp. Royal Bay Remth hat pin holder. ant hanging lamp w P,isms Brass dolls bed. M i -hair Teddy Bear. Gino with Vi!nd Lamp, picture frames. ,:lis numerous other art.cles. too many to list Good sale. be on time Starting at 1000 a m viewing from 8 00 a m. No reserves Gary d Bill Warner Auctioneers (905)355-2106 Visa & MC a( _-rt 1r!d AUCTION SALE ANTIQUES COLLECTIBLE 6 HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS SUN. MAR. 1711 A.M. 'VIEWING 10 A.M. MACGREGOR S AUCTION HALL. '82 WELLINGTON ST.. BOWMANVILLE ort" to 112 Hwy east _cugog St & North i Watch for Auction & 4 Mart signs. This :ays auction features - :ialrM selection of art- including 3 pcs an- _vf bedroom sett empire dressers & chests of a•essers. 5 pcs settee se: was^stands. misc. 'aces. ,parlor, harvest, ,,:nen etc , Chairs and rockers, cupboards, blan- ket bOxeS. old showcases, old toys naar, rug, crocks and lugs. Persian lamp coats. ramed milk bottles, quality selection of glass and china. 'i'tany lamps. etc Auction features many rare. unique and uselu: articles, old. new, refinished and as found, something for one and all. Terms cash, visa, mc, cheque and ,nterac. Call for alt your auction needs, we offer complete and confidential service, han- dling individual quality con- signments, estates and liquidations. Your place or ours, next sale. Sun.. March 31st. MACGREGOR AUCTION SERVICES MIKE MACGREGOR (905) 9674462 (905) 987-3664 Auctions , Auctions , Auctions AUCTION SALE Thursday March 21, 1996 5 p.m. at ISLANDER BANQUET HALL, With treerers. fridge, 10.000 BTU air conditioner. 3 hp spader. weed whip & power tools, stove. microwave, tv. 2 awnmowers. exercis- ers. sewing machine, good table & chairs, large wardrobe. de- humidifier. 2 pellet guns, hydraulic tack, ladders. chesterfield & chairs. beds & dressers. rocking chairs. desks crocks. dishes. linens and good box lots. Viewinq from 2 p m PEARCE AUCTION SERVICES 655-8073 or 985-9807 at Hall AUCTION SALE FRI.. MARCH 15TH 6:30 P.M. BROUGHAM m 4n1 Exit -.k go north for •ii,;,rx 10 kr" 'he hall ocated -,X south -5ghway ¢7 71, S weeks sale to in- fe a lau;e SeleC- of antique furnl- as well as a large • signmeni of com- .'-�r and printers •n a local hospital nue Victorian sers. Shrine drop • .,'s several wash- �', ids. Rosewood lyre back firs, maple chairs, rockers old brass Coke sign, gram - one. library table. :e selection of *k • new and an- e ••lodern turns - corner cabinet. irtment Size freez- computers. 2 lazier iters. various other �rters• modular of - furniture Viewing -' fay. 4 p m isignments ac - tied AUCTIONEER MAURICE JONES BROCK & SEVEN AUCTIONS PHONE (416) 755-7470 VOICE MAIL (416)382-8698 PAGER AUCTION SALE Sat. March 16th at 10 am. 870 Taunton Rd. E. Whitby. We are su!.,.g ar es- tate from Ajax & a lot from Armstrong Movers Toronto (not seen yet) including. Antiques. new furni- ture. collectibles, wing back chairs, round oak table. 25 limited edition prints by James Lumbar. James Reid, Les Tait, Trisha Romance. etc. Press back chairs, school desks. Royal Doufton Figures, New chesterfields, love seats new dinette set. satellite dish, show case. new fu- tons & mattresses, 2 photo copiers, plus many other articles. We have not saw the moving lot but is sup- posed to be very good. Note time; 10 am good sale, plan to attend, viewing Friday from 1 pm to 6 pm .Terms; Cash, Visa, MIC, Debit card, Mclean Auction & Liquidations 905-686-3291 or 432-2836 AUCTION SALE Sat. Mar. 16th at Barkey Auctions "Claremont" 10:30 Sharp A large collection of :Antiques. dish ware, crafts, collecta- bles. framed art, sports memorabilia. videos, VCR, TV's, appliances, lawn & riding grass mowers. tools, farm tractors. and 1986 & 87 pick- up trucks Location: 10 min. north of Hwy. 7.on Brock Rd. Cross rail tracks at Claremont. 1st left north of tracks. 1 kin west Sale is indoors and heated. call 649-3718 AUCTION SALE S—age. of Indalmpd slorarip THURS. MAR. 14TH . 6 P.M. Myles King Auction Hall. 33 Hall St.. Oshawa 'tints. Inst unavailable time of publications -•is cash, no reserve :onsignments welcome _ , -s every Ties, Thurs Si* 6pm MYLES KING AUCTIONEER 725.5751 AUC71ON SALE SAT. MAR. 16, 11 A.M. Directions: -w^; 401 -AV 45 exit Co- rg. Go nortC on •-:. 1. 45 approx 1 mile 'lip of hill Watch for ;•1s •••'Ique walnut dining :le. antique victor- .,, sola, antique but- " iit dresser with stache pulls an - ie Oriental Tapes - antique set of six ss back chairs, other good quail - antique furniture. :is and china. (Nip - i. Royal Albert. oeland Spode etc.) ae sold by auction. •trything must go b ,ny nice pieces ,..,liable Don't miss Note: Antique fur - A remain to ,se during auction. Protection against •.• Alner conditions. nized list will be ,•ided out during ;tstration Viewing: a.m. - time of sale TIDD ESTATE SALES SERVICE PATRICIA TIDD (905)372-0879. AUCTIONEER: MIKE MCGREGOR Please read your classified ad on the first day of publication as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error. AUCTION Thurs. March 14th at WARNERS AUCTION HALL. Hwy #2 Colborne Selling entire contents of Cobourg home owners. leaving for Al- berta next week. tndge, stove. washer. dryer, microwave oven, small kitchen appliances, pots. pans, kitchen dishes, etc , table and chairs, chrome set, single bed, double bed. dressers, chest of drawers, desk and chair. sofa -chair & loveseat, coffee & end tables, bedding, ster- eo. lamps. Bed sofa, nearly new BBO. elec. lawnmower, old school desk. wheel barrow. garden & lawn tools. some small hand tools. table saw. sewing machine. sectional sofa, quanti- ty antique and collect- ible small articles, dishes. glass. china. cast & brass pcs. etc.. Ige- quantity kn,ck knacks. Crvstal. lamps. vases, etc. Everything sells with no reserves Starting 6 00 p.m - Ige sale plan to be on time Visa & MC Interact accepted Gary & Bill Warner Auctioneers (905)355-2106. UOtiSIGNME"v' EQUIPMENT AUCTION BERRYBANK FARMS RR82. TAUNTON RO ORONO 112 MILES WEST OF HWY 115 SAT. APR. 6TH. 10 A.M. rig :i 'illi lin•• I equipment trac- machinery. vehl- hardware. tools. Tractors, equip - 'it. Kubota 7200 iel 4 x 4 w;loader backhoe, MF 35 iel and loader (re - 'ed) 8N Ford 1951 mditioned. Cock- -it - 30 Tractor. ' ,son tractor 1927 running). 1920 :1 Cormick Deering '•.,;tor on steel. rid - lawn mowers, in- ational 3 furrow v. MF880 furrow N. international tra Shank; 4500 `valor. AC 22' cul- s.Vor. IGF hay wag- Wilnch 25: cultiva- Wilnch 33. cultr -a!or w.mulcher, dou- ble disk. 5 section harrows, AC 2 row corn plant (3pth), in- ternational 400 6 row corn planter, NH 680 Tandem manure spreader. MF manure spreader. Champion oat roller, Crowfoot packer. B/S 8 hp gas engine (new) Qty. tractor machinery manuals. Vehicles - 76 Chev 350 4 x 4 1 ton, (excellent farm vehicle), 84 Fiero, 81 Pontiac Trans am, 84 Buick Riviera, 81 Ca- dillac Seville, 72 Pon- tiac Convertible, Mis- cellenous: New direc- tional light bars, 2 skids cement, paint shaker and mixer, portable Lincoln weld- er on wheels, new qty. garage doors, leaf shredder, la quantity of new sl hdwe stock. For in oration and to con; to this auction cons the AUCTIONEERS JOHN D. BERRY RRe2ORONO (905) 963.5787 FRANK G. STAPLETON, NEWTONVILLE (905) 786.2244 CALL 683.7545 for up-to-date y - auction listings. Clarington residents call 404-2615 For an audio version of all current and upcoming auctions located in southern and eastern Ontario please call the above number. AUCTION BARN Friday, March 15 at 5:30 pm 3 miles East of Little Britain on County Rd. 4 Washsland. Oak sideboard. Drop leaf table. Pine pad bench, P., and parlour table. 7il,le & floor lamps. :u ft- treeter. 30 in. ^iond Hotpoint arc stove. Modern ! • isers & chests of !r,Iwers. Odd wooden k.' hen chairs. An - 1 ;ire dressers. 3 pc M nilern bedroom su- is: Occasional nabs. Oxen yoke. G' oil lamps Lionel i r. ric train set. 1920 Ki,vwlnd Train. Maple %it e & 6 chairs. brass i •el, Antique .v, •rds, qty antique '.t ... I tools, 3 Hp lawn - ver. qty hand & Aer tools. plus a china, glass. whold & collect - r_1'• items Don or Greg Cornell Auctioneers R.R. e1 Little Britain (705) 786-2183 ESTATE AUCTION GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTRE NEWTONVILLE MAR. 15TH FRI. 6 P.M. Ing tfle _;;r,'ents t the estate. of • .i'1 Smith. Port :e, and an Osha- e.., home. 5 pc dining attractive Chula lay cabinet, occa- :.ral chairs, oll -al tables. ches- Id. 5 pc depres- bedroom suite, en and double .`S. chests of draw - dressers. trunks. .i. r N'S coins, cof- tables, lamps, !,,nen sets, glass - china, kit;:hen- ware, wicker rocker. antique settee, rota bed lazy boy recliner. new chesterfield, washer, dryer, nu- merous antiques and household effects. This is a large auction with good quality fur- niture. Terms Cash. approved cheque, visa, Interac. AUCTIONEER FRANK STAPLETON (905) 786-2244 "CELEBRATING OUR 25TH YEAR" FRI. MAR. 15 AT 6:00 P.M. Sale held at the Goodwood Centre (4 km. west of Brock Rd. via Durham 21). Sale held for Mrs. Helen Lee of Stouffville. To include antiques, fur- niture, collectables, primitives, glass, chi- na, household jewelry etc. Mrs. Lee has been a long time col- lector/trader, failing health forces partial retirement. Preview 4:30 p.m. Terms - Cash/good cheque CLARKSON AUCTIONS 905-64x6411 GUN AUCTION GRIST MiLL AUCTION CENTRE NEWTONVILLE, MAR. 21,THURS. 6 P.M. Si211ing over 100 fire- ,,rrns Including an - vintage. practi- ::,fl and collectible rI- shotguns. and ".i!ed articles. rchester 35 cal. "i15). Winchester 30 wired dot ,4ue. Winchester 12 ;a (Mod. 12). L•lc,chester 22 (mod f;') I Winchester 32 ,•1,,d. 92). Winchester - 30 (mod 94), Vi,rchester 44 (1873) ^;hester 308 (mod Remington ^m (Bushmaster), ar,mmgton 35 (mod. Remington 30 - (mod 740) Rem- r;r0n Hex barrel, '11.i:a 12 ga. (semi - h ; barrels). Belgium ga (sxs) Euro- n 12 ga side by WW Greener 10 side by side ,rkdler), Savage -•x 12 ga. (mod B by side) . Moss - 112 ga (mod. 500 A Powell Brecon 12 i I side by side). H& � 1 ga (side by side) Johnson 12 ga ,•'in 22 mag. (mod Cooey 22 Eato- i Several Military es Rifles Also :.; • ngfleld. Stevens, C, ntunon. Anschutz. •�Id. Marlin 30 - 30 t'i) Winc 303 r f5) Jansen 20 ga. x 5) . Ruko 22 semi L. ,0). Lake!�eld 22 tiilrn 1, Si lex HE - 357 MKI:I Flshfinder. Ca -non Down Rig - q Troll Rod, etc. signments wel- r, e Please Call the A i, 1,oneer Frank G. Stapleton (905)786-2244 Fax (905)786-3591 "Celebrating our 25th Year" LARGE ESTATE AUCTION, SAT., MARCH 16, 6 P.M. yles King Auction all, 33 Hall St, Modern and antique furniture, tools, etc.. Complete list in Friday paper. All consign- nwrits welcome Sales Every Tues . Tfivrs . Sat, at 6 p m In business for over a`, yrs- MYLES KING AUCTIONEER 725-5751 723-0501 RESTAURANT & BAKERY AUCTION Fn- March i� - i 1 arr Auction at St. Moritz Bakery, 575 Went- worth St. E.. Unit 29. Oshawa. 60 & 20 qt Hobart mixers. Bakers bread mixer, comb roller. Sheeler & rollers, de- signer cake machine. Iihnnk mint-pac system. ;ounters, racks. tables• fonuts gnll & fryer bowl, pretzel dipper. oackaging refrigera- ion & freezer units ?tc Call for full faxed lst GARY HILL AUCTIONS 1-800-654-4647 SELL IT NOW! CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 683-7363 MICHAEL SPOONER & SON AUCTIONS ESTATE AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, MARCH 16TH 10 A.M. SHARP VIEWING FROM 8:30 TO SALE TIME To be held at Kahn Auction Barn, Brock Rd. North Pickering, Exit 399 off 401. We have been instructed by principals to sell the estate of Miss Ethel York plus partial furnishings of a refired Italian Diplomat. Exceptional hand carved antique oak bow glass display cabinet, fabulous antique Italian marble and bronze torchere, signed Italian dishes, other signed crystal, beautiful hand decorated antique three panel screen, three Louis XV Ormulu mounted bombe commodes in satin wood and in- lays, outstanding gilded Victorian chairs, Rose- wood Victorian open armchair, oak architects desk, campaign style desk, fabulous French satin wood and marble credenza sideboard, two set of international sterling flatware, inlaid mahogany Georgian style sofa table, other exceptional inlaid tables, pair of matching torch lamps, Royal Albert and Noritake dinner services, Hummel figurines. country style as corner cupboard, pine corner cupboard, two ten piece mahogany dining room suites In mint condition, beautiful mahogany bed- room suite complete, leather wing chairs, lots of good antique occasional chairs and tables, Sliffel lamps, oriental Rosewood chairs, oak stacking bookcases, Gorham sterling candle sticks, many collectables, lamps, prints and pictures. 59/ buy ers premium applicable, excellent comfortable hall - good food, bar, we accept visa, MC cash and cheque with good IDW.. %V To place your ad � 24 hours a day call: 114004604483 q►FREE Print Ad q► FREE voice Greeting V FREE Message Retrieval SUGAR AND SPICE TAhs one an be yours 4 you as ronest and Tue I lee to wall taL raerg to sham Be with 'lou You must be a ODD and *Isel9 aorlw be w rm a young 42 w of sugar and spot BOX MC SERIOUSLY SEEKING U Single. done good bokrg, estaisned nee. 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