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Home My WebLink AboutNA1996_03_17as KitchensPlus 1099 Wisw RW E„ The Ftniture Mall, Pi air (905)120-0716 Store Houre: - xn MonWo 9 30 a m 800pm�__1kkz Thurs &Fri 930am"830pm Sat 930 am 500pmr L New- s Advertiser Sunda-, March 17, 1996 24 pages A Nletroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 42,500 Vol. 115 No. 11 Beware of look-alike hydro bills, Pickering warned By MARIANNE TAKACS ST AFT- RFFN )RTl-:R PICKERING — Pickertn- 1-1�dro has issued an alert urging customers to he wary of what appear to be hydro hills received through the mail but are not. The local utility has already reLCi%-ed at least a dozen complaints from its commercial customers about the kook-alikes. "Similar hills were being issued to cus- tomers in Ajax three or four week,, ago," reports George Armstrong. manager of cus- Lost Boys'loved ones hold lakefront vigil `sending God plea to end living nightmare' Bi Srt:rHt:N SH -A%% PICKERING L(uict -ttidirlt ht vigil ~undo\ .tticr- ntxon on the Lake Ontario shore at the fcxot of Liverlootl Road in Pickering will mark the day exactly one year ago that six area teenagers disappeared. Ribbons will he tied to a shoreline tree, hallo ons released up toward the heavens and flowers dropped into the lake as parents. family membtrs, and friends of 'The Lost Boys' "send a message to God" asking for an end to the "living nightmare" that Inside e began March, 17, 1995. Whether it's the miracle they pray for every day or In the news the harsh reality which Editorial..................6 none could ever prepare Name Dropping ....... H fcx, Marie Smith of Picker - Sports ................... 16 ing sirnpl} wants answers Classitied...............17 to the tragic, year-old mys- tcrv. Phe notes "The hardest part is just General 683-51 10 not knowing," says Ms. Fax 683-7363 Smith, whose son Chad. at Classified 683-0707 the time 18, watt one of the Sincerely Yours six hogs who vanished. " I 1-900-451-3793 %ould have been able to InfoSource 683-7040 take the death of my son Death Notices easier than him missing. At least then you can try to 683-3005 end the pain, but you can't Auction Line end the unknowing." 683-7545 "We want some closure, On the Internet at but to be honest we're also scared of closure. A lot of www.durhatmnews.net us still have hope," says 93t + 7t GST = $1 Se'WE'LL... Pa" 3 tomer relations for Pickering Hydro. "Now they seem to have sprung up here. - The "hills" are from a company called Ontario Energy -Electric and kook much like it hydro hill. They even include a logo similar to the Ontario Hydro electrical Plug logo. The mailing address listed for Ontario l;ncrgy- Electric is a post office box in Toronto. The hills have been sent to named businesses here at their correct addresses, requcsting payment Plop, plop, fizz, fizz... ...oh, what a mess it is. Pickering Central Library's Susan Kalzer shows children what happens when you mix baking soda with water and vine- gar during a March break Kitchen Chemistry program Thursday. photo by A.J. Groen See CALL ... Page 3 Problems continue to plague Pickering reactor B,. NIARIANAE TAK:% :S ST 10 kEH)RrhR PICKI:RING -- The return to Operation of the Unit ? reactor at the Pickering Nuclear 'A' Generating Station has been delayed due to s ome minor problems. After being shut down for 14 months following a spill of hcayy water in the unit in December of 1994. the reactor was scheduled to produce fxowcr again by March h. "Wc have started up the reactor and we are running at five -for cent power right now," 'A' station gener- ating units manager Andy Schwahc said "Thursday. At has ,one a little hit slower than what we thought. We had a few little things we had to tix.- The restart process began Feb. 15 and was expected to take about three weeks to do all the checking and dou- ble checking of systems required before the reactor could be returned to full power. However, explained Mr. Schwabe, the 14 -month shutdown resulted in a few more problems than expected. For example, some seals on valves See NUCLEAR ... Page 3 r`a w• PAGE: 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAV, MARCH 17, t"6 Education minister's math skills suspect, school board By STEPHEN SHAW STAFF RF.PORITR DURHAM — Education Minister John Snobelen's math skills need some work, according to the Durham Board of Educa- tion's top number cruncher. The $400 million in provincial grant reduc- tions to school boards this year amounts to a seven -per cent education cut — substantially more than the three per cent claimed by the minister. That's the figure calculated by Brian Cain, public school board superintendent of busi- ness. Subtract $400 million from the $5.5 billion the Province allocated to boards last year and the cut works out to seven per cent, notes Mr. Cain. "The three -per cent figure is really a misleading statistic. (The minister) is combining the total expenditure on edu- cation (including school boards' contri- butions) rather than just taking the $400 million out of the grants," he contends. A spokesman for Mr. Snobelen could •1 not be reached for comment prior to Sunday's deadline. Meanwhile, public and separate school board officials have been punch- ing away at their calculators since Thurs- day, when the Ministry of Education and Training made public the key financial "piece of the puzzle" on grant reduc- tions. The preliminary funding figures for the year — final grant allocations to indi- vidual boards will be announced March Ajax, Pickering drivers in crashes face charges for drinking, drugs AJAX-PICKERING — Two drivers each face drug possession and impaired driving charges following two separate car accident~ on Gayly Street in Picker- ing Thursday. A 20 -•year-old Ajax man was charged by Durham Regional Police with drunk driving and pcnsession of marijuana and Psilocybin — found in 'magic mush- rooms' — after a collision Thursday morning which left two passengers with minor injuries. Police say the accused was west- bound on Bayly around 11 a.m. when he lost control of his car and skidded into another vehicle, driven by an 83 -year- old Ajax man, who had just turned left from Alliance Road onto Bayly. A 12 -year-old girl from Markham and an Ajax woman, passengers in the car driven by the accused, suffered minor injuries. A one -year-old girl also in the vehicle in a car seat was not hurt. Neither driver was injured. The Hurley Road man was charged with operating a vehicle with a blood/alcohol level over the legal limit and possession of a narcotic and a restricted narcotic. He was released from custody the same day with the promise of appearing in court. In the second crash, which occurred around 5 p.m., a 34 -year-old Pickering driver failed to yield to traffic as he was turning from a driveway onto Bayly near Liverpool Road, police say. An eastbound car driven by a 19 - year -old West Hill man struck the car, causing $13,000 damage to both vehi- cles, police say. There were no injuries. A 34 -year-old Bayly Street resident was charged with operating a vehicle with a blood/alcohol level over the legal limit and possession of marijuana. 29 — should be tabulated by officials early next week, when they will be presented to trustees. With the projected grants now in their hands, as well as the cost-cutting "tools" pro- vided by the minister last week, trustees from both boards will begin to make crucial budget decisions in the coming weeks. A first budget draft was completed by the public school board in February, which calls for a $10 -million increase in spending, how- ever that will require "a lot of changes" if trustees are to offset the provincial cuts, which will likely fall within the $10 million to $12 million range. The ministry has reduced the per -student spending cap it will recognize (when deter- mining its per cent of funding) from $4,184 last year to $4,028 this year for elementary students and from $5,116 to $4,920 for sec- ondary students. Both cuts amount to about four per cent. Mr. Cain says the public board spends about $1,000 more than those ceilings per stu- dent, which it must fund totally. Cleary Smith, business superintendent for Durham's separate school board, says the per - pupil grant reduction will have "a dramatic impact" on the board's decision whether to maintain junior kindergarten and transporta- tion services. While trustees have said they are reluctant to do away with JK, "It will be under serious consideration," Mr. Smith says. "We know it's going to cost us money to cut it out and we know it will cost us money to keep it. It's a matter of what the differential is." The grant cuts will also directly result in less computers in school classrooms, Mr. Smith says. Staff will present a report to trustees at Tuesday's special finance committee meeting on the financial impact of dropping or main- taining 1K and transportation programs. ■ :i SHOP FORD'S '195 MODEL! C IN NEW .9% V $15.000 PERS! LEAROUT \0 995 FORDS 1 io ormilun 1-1 940 mum E r con d Gorr , r Co" .# Bwm" r 3.9% owe 0 m o 11 % owe M mon" coon SAYMIG $1,225 3 261 $1,633 $4,348 ro i tr' .4;. , �. . x -H i tr' .4;. , �. . 9 P Call police FROM PAGE 1 for what appears to be energy con- sumption, and listing the "current" Payment amount as well as the `past due" amount. '"Ibey're definitely misleading,,, says Mr. Armstrong. "If you read the fine print it's actually an offer for energy management services " The wanting issued by Pickering Hydro notes Ontario Energy-Elec- We has no connection with Picker- ing Hydro or Ontario Hydro and is not authorized to sell electricity in Ontario. It also advises any cus- tomer receiving one of the look- alikes to contact Durham Regional Police and/or Pickering Hydro. Mr. Armstrong is not aware of any of his customers who may actu- ally have sent the money requested by Ontario Energy -Electric. "We'd be very interested in speaking to anyone who has paid the invoice," he says, explaining it might help police investigate. The Ontario Provincial Police issued a news release Wednesday concerning their own investigation into the Ontario Energy -Electric bills. It says the anti -rackets section of the OPP's criminal investigations bureau is looking into "numerous complaints" about them. "These statements do not require payment," says the OPP release. It also asks anyone wbo 'has received one and forwarded the payment requessed to contact their local OPP detachment or municipal police ser- vice. Nuclear reactor at full power by end of week FROM PAGE 1 dried out during the shutdown and began to leak dur- ing start-up and had to be replaced. So sta- tion staff have spent extra time "shaking down all the equipment making sure everything is leak -tight" Station staff were scheduled to send steam through to the unit's turbines to begin generating some power on Friday, but the reactor is to be shut down one more time for more minor repairs before being started up again. The unit is now expected to be running at full power by March 22 or 23. THE NF,W$ AQVERTISER $tJrJDAY, MARCH 17,1996 -PAGE 3 `We'll stick together n ' 'until the end, says y mom of missing Pickering teenager FROM PAGE 1 us still have hope," says Patty Boyle, whose son Jay was 17 when he and five friends head- ed down to Frenchman's Bay shortly after midnight and never returned. As the initial shock and horror eases with each passing month, Ms. Smith says she has become almost numb to the daily emotional suffering. "I think we're all coping differently. For me it's like I'm still in a fog over the whole thing. It's just been one long year of frustration," she says. I'm getting stronger and more determined but it's not getting easier. The thoughts are still there every day. But we are getting stronger." Whatever unknown fate the six teens have met — each parent to varying degrees main- tains some level of hope, albeit fading, of the boys' survival — it's a feeling of helplessness which is perhaps most difficult for parents, Ms. Smith says. "I really do believe it's in God's hands now, and there is nothing we can do but pray and think about him (Chad). So that's what we do," she says. "You can't rush God. You just have to be patient." Like the bond of friendship the six youths shared when they embarked on the "journey", the ordeal has united the parents and families. The group remains in close contact, dependent on each other to help cope with the pain they share. 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"I wake up every day and it's on my mind and when I go to bed every night it's on my mind. It's all I can think of." Meat People" Sirloin Eye Round Tip Roast �lto Roast Cda, A. AA, www Cnt brom 991 usnw select lb. $ 49 lb. MarinatedLean Ground Round Steaks Beef ctw tfra+� usnw select $ 49 " $ 49 13m. lb. MP cube Stem Clint I ca., k cow, www $OX29 Chicken Breasts $449 M_ 0. BeeF Stir Fry $ 29 L 3 1b. _'lyeoh, Bexf Bologna, Head Cheese $4199 Breaded Chicken Cutlet $ 3 vs. -11 99 Nataral Koba�a 53 99 VX_ 0- Future Farmers Bread SI49 'Iff 11111M IOUlM MIAIM =119 IACA'IfON I QaU = .�^ �T; a3c - X.... I MR�g .", PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 17, 1996 Pickern Harbour Company residents free boat launch ramp use By MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — The Town will consider an offer from the Pickering Harbour Company to let residents use its boat launch ramp in Frenchman's Bay for free, says deputy mayor Maurice Brenner. "The Town would be very foolish not to be inter- ested in any opportunity that would enhance Frenchman's Bay or the waterfront," said Mr. Bren- ner when asked about the offer made in a letter to Mayor Wayne Arthurs from the PHC. "There will be some discussion, obviously, among members of Council when we meet again Monday." The PHC offer is for free use of its ramp for three years, as well as parking space for ramp users on PHC property. The letter suggests Town property in the vicinity could also be used for parking. "Our motivation is we are in the marina business and what more business we can attract down here won't hurt us ; " said PHC president Harold Hough in an interview. He noted the marina sector is in recession, otherwise his company's parking lot would probably be full and the space unavailable. Mr. Hough said the PHC's other motivation in offering its facilities is to save Pickering taxpayer some money, par- ticularly since iBANKRUPT those taxpayers include the PHC. ' ver I The Town is con - Year sidering buying the Port Pickering Marina site in Frenchman's Bay for parkland and a boat launch ramp, and reportedly made a SI -2 -mil- lion offer which was rejected by the owner. 839-8981 Mr. Hough admitted the PHC has had its dis- agreements with the now -bankrupt Port Pickering Marina, to which it used to lease space on the water for docks, but maintains that has nothing to do with its launch ramp offer. "We want to encourage boat use and we want to encourage Council to spend our dollars in a more responsible fashion." When the three years are up, he added, the Town i will likely have to find a place for its own ramp. Mr. Brenner said councillors will want to know what's going to happen after the three-year arrange- ment before making any decision on the offer. He noted anv Town action on the waterfront must be part of "a long-term vision". RVING A. 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The good news is GO Transit has decided to continue its fare integration program, under which commuters with GO passes currently get to ride free on Pickering Transit buses to and from the Pickering GO train station, thanks to a subsidy provided by GO to Pickering Transit. The bad news is GO is reducing its subsidy and Pickering Transit is planning to ask local GO commuters to pay 25 cents to ride its buses to and from the GO feared integration subsidies would be discontinued altogether. That may still happen. "What we're planning on doing, as the fare inte- gration program funding progressively dries up, is to pass that cost along to the people who are bene- fiting from that service. If they cut back further we'll be raising (Pickering Transit bus fares for GO commuters) at increments of 25 cents." Pickering Transit, in addition to integration pro- gram funding, receives about $880,000 in provin- cial operating grants to cover a significant portion of its $2.7 -million operating budget for regular ser- vices. It also gets about $235,000 from the Province to help pay its $520,000 operating cost for specialized seriices for the disabled. station as of May 1. GO Transit's subsidy to Pickering Transit has' been reduced from 37.5 per cent to 25 per cent of The each adult fare as of April 30. The Ministry of Dundas St E ittyy Transportation of Ontario, which also provides best local transit authorities with a subsidy for the GO commuters they carry, has agreed to continue its 37.5 -per cent subsidy at least until the end of 19%. place� If it's approved by Town Council, the new 25- to cent fare for GO commuters is expected to just bal- ance off the $90,000 Pickering Transit is losing look because of the subsidy cut, according to Neil Kil- i lens, program supervisor for the Town operations I for department, which runs the transit service. a Also bad news is that because of changes in the way GO Transit and the MTO calculate their sub- Place' sidies, Pickering Transit plans to eliminate its t0 $1.25 discount adult fare, which is now available with a minimum 10 -ticket purchase. As of May I live the tickets will cost $1.50, the same as the regular ••TIME STANDS STILL•• adult fare, if Town Council agrees to the increase. In the past both GO Transit and the seniors 00 Children Under $2.00 10 Free T ^ r A r A 1w Nl O calculated their subsidies accord- ing to a formula baud on a combination of the regular adult fare and the discount adult fare charged by a local transit authority such as Pickering's. But as of May 1, the subsidy will be batted solely on the regular adult fare. "If we didn't increase our adult ticket fare then their level of subsidy would have been reduced in 1996," explains Mr. Killens. Earlier this year; -when GO announced it was cancelling existing fare integration agreements, it was Balaclava bandits rob store PICKERING A Becker's store clerk was robbed Thursday night by two bala- clava -clad bandits armed with a knife and scissors. The armed men entered the store at 1980 Rosefield Rd. around 10:45 p.m. and ordered a male clerk to empty the till. They then fled on foot with a small amount of cash, Durham Regional Police say. T h e y' r e described as black, 6' and about 20 to 21 years of age. They were wear- ing dark bala- clavas during the hold-up. MBERLEA DENTALII l Z CENTRE WALK IN HOURS Daily 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. EMERGENCIES SEEN IN 2 HRS. • • • • • • 24 HR. EMERGENCY PAGER AMBERLEA SHOPPING CENTRE ON WHITES RD. PICKERING BETWEEN FINCH & HWY. 401 • Chemiclave Sterilization • Cosmetic Bonding - Collect From Insurances �:Y..14! Wui l Yi.W IZY Yt.n fi FAMILY & COSMETIC DENTISTRY TRY •Convenient Hours For Busv People •New Patients Always Welcome 42_8-_0_188 r � Discovery Bay Centre 57o weswy Rd. s I. res. «r"i AJAX DELUXE BEAM PU361 Central Vacuum Package complete with Electric Powerbrush and 0 10==am Hose Package not exactly as IuWaled L. NBEAIW CANADA'S FAVOURITE BULT-IN VACIJ<!IE tl[t.s etc. = MADNESS CENTRAL VACUUM Tm.up Maximize the performance of your central vac systeml Consider our 12 point tune-up for all makes! 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Sundae 110- 132 Commercial Axe. Alax.Ont. LIS 2H5 Phone: 683-5110 Fax: 683-7363 Wheels in motion The: wait is over. More than a year after the tragic death of Angela Worona, the transportation ministry and the provincial trucking associa- tion have teamed farces to tackle the problem of truck safety. Truckers sav it's not as bad as the media makes it out to be, but all it takes is a quick kook at the statistics and a drive down Hwv. 401 to see how owners of small vehicles drive scared. Too often the big rias intimidate commuters with their strong-arm tactics and sheer size. Every driver of a compact car has horror stories to tell, but none as lamentable as the Worona family. The 31 -year-old was killed when a tractor trailer wheel flew, off its axle into her car while driving on Hwy. 401 at the Ajax -Whitby border. The death of her sister sparked Theresa Worona to lobby the provincial government to impose stricter rules on trucks. She. and quite likely thousands of drivers across Ontario. breathed a sigh of relief when the training and certification pro- gram were announced last week. Thc: Ontario Trucking Association will spearhead an advi- sory group which will identify the skills a truck driver needs to adjust air brakes on roadsides, as well as the abilities needed to repair or install truck tires and wheels. Theresa Worona has it right when she wonders- how long it will take this group to make its recommendations. It has, after - all, taken four months to let up the group. despite promises from Transportation Minister Al Palladim the prtx:ess would be enacted immediately. It's a shame it took two senseless deaths to set the wheels of government in motion. ♦You said it... In response to last Sunday's column by Managing Editor Steve Houston, our readers said: ♦ "I think your column is very good and you should be pub- lished more often." ♦ "I think InfoSource is a wonderful way for people to get community information. I hope you can expand it, but try to make sure the system is running properly all of the time." In response to last Sunday's editorial opin- ion on child support reforms contained in the recent federal budget, our readers said: ♦ "Your editorial is bang on when it says that the new child support arrangements will do nothing to help improve :child support payments. In the U.S., joint custody, when fully operational, results in 90 per cent compliance of child support payments. Without joint custody, payments have 46 per cent compliance. The bottom line is the government has missed the mark by not focusing on the most important „issue, and that is effective joint custody arrangements for children." ♦ "I'm a payer (of child support) and I utilize (the tax break) as my holiday fee. If a person receives a raise, they have to pay tax on it. Why should women be exempt from such fees if they receive them?" The News Advertiser The Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 21-15. 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 C& durhamnews.net On the Internet: http://www.durhamnews.net ♦ Letters to the editor `Stress' isn't having prep time reduced To the editor: In the News Advertiser, Feb. 14, 1996• Mr. Neil Simpson, principal. Lincoln Avenue Public School, Ajax, writes that "it is great to know that some have an understanding of what teachers do." For more than 30 years, I have had close personal contact with numerous school teachers. Although I have never been a teacher, I am one of those who have a better -than -average understand- ing "of what teachers do." Absolutely no one of full wit -- espe- cially parents -- would deny that teach- ers play all-important role in molding and formulating young minds in prepa- ration for the adult world. Yet, according to Mr. Simpson's let- ter, on one particular day you and your vice-principal arrived at 7 am. and left at 6 p.m. So? Interview some of those hoards of weary commuters at the Oshawa or Pickering Go stations who must commute "miles" to arrive at their work places. Or those masses of humanity jammed on the 401 at 6 a.m. heading west to their jobs in the big city. How long is their work day? Teachers tend to retire when they teach that much touted "90" figure -- their age plus their years as a teacher. The "fat of the system" is such that very few need to postpone retirement beyond their 55 birthday; in fact, I know of no teacher these days who waives retire- ment until that traditional age of 65. When they leave the system they take with them a substantial monthly retirement benefit. No one would deny them this. But, and in this time of high unem- ployment, overwhelming government deficits, and drastic rollbacks to social programs, one can never justify a retir- ing teacher being paid for his or her accumulative "sick days." In other rf1••441:,*."1' ,Sii114i I -, '.i-t.Ii••`L"Ty '.,••.t. s _- rhe Ajax -Pickering News rertiser accepts letters to the editor. letters should be typed or neatly Id -written, 150 words. Each letter st be signed with a first and last ore w tt m initials and a last name. aphone number for lllilti9r reserm the iiiat lesd5 and words, the teacher is financially reward- ed for having been healthy. What non- government industry has such absurd benefits? Today we have a pragmatic, courageous government ensconced in the Ontario legislature. Necessary cut- backs of every institution are now a way of life in Ontario. No one will remain unscathed. Teachers, like proverbial cry babies, now bemoan the fact that Premier Mike Hams is stepping hard on their toes. Come clean, Mr. Simpson. "Stress" is not having a job wherein one has preparation time of only 26 minutes per day. "Stress" is unemployment. Warren Evans Ajax What were you thinking about? To the editor: This is an open letter to all Canadians. Why complain about Mike Harris cuts and layoffs when you can just stop and think? You voted Mulroney out (PC) but voted Hams (PC) in. How stupid can one nation get? Did you expect any difference? When you talk to people you complain about how hard it is. But you forget you are the ones who voted him in. Common sense? No sense is what you have, so shut up or call for an election to vote him out. It is your right. Edward S. Alphonso Ajax Steve Houston Opinion Hoping e for the best Jay Boyle. Chad Smith. Robbie Rumboldt. Danm• Higgins. Jamie Lefebvre. Michael Cummins. It's been exactly one year since these six young men left a party after a night of revelry and simply disappeared. The commonly held belief is that the teens -- rowdy and fearless as boys their age are -- decided to take a boat onto the frigid, unsettled waters of Lake Ontario. And they haven't been seen since. They left behind friends, family, a young child, and a future that may forever remain unexplored. One year later, the families still hold out hope while living with the pain of their uncertainty. Police keep the file officially open, but admit there is little chance of find- ing any of the boys alive. And here we are, one year later, with many unanswered questions: Where are these 'Lost Boys'? Why hasn't a single deciding clue emerged in the intervening months to help conclude the case'? When will the mystery be solved, one way or the other? What I find so compelling about this case -- and so many others like it -- is the effect it has had on this community. Sheerly through circumstance and tragedy, we have seen the drama unfold through the voices of those closest to the boys. We have seen the private lives of family friends become public lives as they deal with media, orga- nize searches, hold vigils and pay tribute to the memories of their loved ones. We have seen heart-warming public support throughout Ajax and Pickering, and the use of vast resources from law enforcement and emergency rescue units. It doesn't make coping any easi- er -- certainly not for the family members of these boys -- but it does illustrate the character of the community, its belief in the power of hope, its regard for the lives and feelings of others. We all hold out hope for a happy ending to this story. But we all must prepare for the worst, even as we hope for the best. 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Daddy. •Michael and Jess Claener. A sisters Katherine and Mary Luc. Christopher Raguseo turned daft,tisyet tobeset. ® and brother John David. four March 15. Happy birthday wishes came from little sister Vic- toria, Mommy, Daddy and all his Birthday Birthday Birthday Grandmas and Grandpas. I March 22 is going to be a D a n i e 1 1 e "Look who's turning two on March special day for Michelle Bed - April turned 17 18. Barney and Birthday ley, because she turns one. on March 16 and Baby Bop are going Helping her celebrate will be wishing her the ~-, to help Matthew � C h a d Gramma and Poppy Hart, best birthday Boyce and his little Davey turned liana and Papa Bedley, ever were Nikki. �. �' huddles celebrate six on March .Aunt Dianne, Aunt Laurie, Julie, Stacey, �_ M..j 15 and wish Uncle Foti and cousins his second birthday. Ing the big `�`' Rachel, Toots, J E9 Birthday wishes and g g t'/I► 'Melissa and Matthew. Love fella a ha B.J. Peatree, love from his aunts, happy � and kisses "to our precious uncles, cousins. Neil and Jamie. "Happy birthday birthday with . - angel say Mommy, Daddy love were = Danielle. Lo,.c, all of us." liana. Grandpa and his Mom." G r a m and Brandy the dog. �- ----- brother Kvle Birthday --- - - - - - - and sister BirthdayKelly. Birthday Birthday Happ} birthday , greetings will go ' out to Sabrina ° I Aver cm !March sweetie Five generations � _ 19 w hen she turns I six. ''Mabel' will The big girl in the Bartholomew have a big party home is now a big sister. Khadijah +ter► -; with all her •'�:� turned two years old on March 7. friends. Much I Happy birthday wishes came from love always from —_ - Mom, Dad and sister Khaleen Mommy, Daddy and brother Carey. Tvra-Ann. who was born filar; ii Birthda i A cutie turned three on y a, It's top secret so don't She has a great hig smile and _ __ March 15. Birthday greet- tell anyone that Marie now Galadriel Fisher i, three Her - ings, love and kisses to Miller turned 44 on March birthday Four generations of the "very special daughter" 11. Wishing her all the best was on DesRoches family gathered recently Brooke Lynch came from were he-man husband March 12 to welcome the first merpber of the Mommy and Daddy. Doug, lovely daughter and lots of fifth generation. On hand were - Natalie and hunky sons love came Great -Great -Grandmother Anna Nick and Geoff. As a birth - f r o m - DesRoches, who's 101 years old, Birthday day gift, Marie's children M o m ` Great -Grandmother Adele Arse-� y drove her crazy. D a dvault, Grandfather Raymond„r Felicity, r Arsenault, mother Sarah Arsenault James, Look out world, there'll soon be and Nicholas, who was born Feb. 10. Birthday Natalia another teenager. Lindsey Brown and Boo. turns 13 on March 18. Her parents Dlrth say, "We're proud of you.” L� Love and y best wishes come from Mom, Dad, "We're not Nappy 13th sisters Leah and Taylor, Nanny, sure how old Papa, aunts, uncles and cousins. Elizabeth ASeddarlin Am Pturn Birthday on March 16. •,,, ° - f Amy MacKinlay is a special girl Happy ninth However, we b:.0 who turns 13 on March 18. "We all birthday greetings do know she There'll be a birthday love you and wish you a very happy go out to Aaron attended the cake in the Henry home birthday." Amy's parents surprised her Wheatley on royal wed- on March 19, the day Blair Rattray, "our lit - with a party on March 2 and a good March 19. Lots of ding and Aleah turns five. Wishing tie fashion plate", turned time was had by all. Happy birthday love will come thought that Albert and Victoria made her a happy birthday with six on March 13. Tons of wishes came from her aunts, uncles, from Mom, Dad,a nice couple. Love and best wishes lots of love are sisters hugs and kisses came cousins, parents, two Grandmas, sis- brother Brandon h ' from three of the favorite men in her Rheanna and Sharita, from Blake, Mommy and ter and Mikey. and sister Amanda. life — Nide, Norman and Fred" Mom and Dad. Daddy. Birthday? Submit it to Keith Gill igan's weekly ...Send to: Name Dropping column. We'll publish Name Dropping Anniversary? your special occasion in an easy -to -read % Keith Gilligan 130 Commercial Ave., Graduation? and easy -to -clip format... Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5. Nutrition on menu � at hospital open house AJAX-PICKERING -- Eating on the go is commonplace for most people, but that doesn't mean you have to sacrifice nutrition. To help you eat right while on the run, dietitians at Ajax -Pickering General Hospital are holding an open house Wednesday, March 27. 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MSX IN PAGE 10 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 17,19% SUNDAY, MARCH 17 RUNNERS: The Rouge River Roadrunners meet Sundays at 9 a.m. at the Port Union Centre (Port Union Rd. and Lawrence Ave., Scarborough). They also meet for two weekly group runs. 420-8333 (Nicholas). MONDAY, MARCH 18 SPINA BIFIDA: The Durham Chapter of Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus Association of Ontario meets from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the Grandview Treatment Centre, 600 Townline Rd. S.. Oshawa. 723-6693. ADOPTION: The Post Reunion Adoption Support Group meets from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the main branch of the Ajax Public Library, corner of Harwood Ave. and Kings Cres., next to the Town hall. Adoptees, birth parents and adoptive par- ents welcome. 428-9322 (Lynda). GARDEN' CLUB: The Ajax Garden Club meets at 8 p.m. at the Ajax Royal Canadian Legion. I 1 I Hunt St. Topic is ground covers. Plant and flower show also held. 683-4734. TUESDAY. MARCH 19 PARENT SUPPORT: The Association of Parent Sup- port Groups of Ontario meets locally every Tues- day at 7:15 p.m. It's for par- cnts worried about their children becoming involved in drugs, alcohol, running away, dropping out of school, committing crimes or parental abuse. Call for location. 1-800-488-5666. SENIORS: The Tuesdav Morning Senior Citizens' Friendship Discussion Group meets at 9:30 a.m. at the Senior Citizens' Friend- ship Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Debbie Norton of the Oshawa Humane Society will speak about the group's activities and how it reha- bilitates abused animals. 619-0315 (Betty). BREAST-FEEDING: The Ajax La Leche League meets at 7:45 p.m. and there's information and help with breast-feeding. Topic is Baby Arrives. Pregnant women and mothers with babies welcome. The group meets the third Tuesday of every month. 666-2775 for information, location. SECRETARIES: Profes- sional Secretaries Interna- tional meets at 7 p.m. at the Arts Resource Centre, Bagot St.. Oshawa. The third in a series of seminars, called The Sandwich Gen- eration, will be held. 839- 9960 (Ann Finnev). C H I L D R E N' S AUTHORS: The Writer's Circle of Durham Region holds a meeting for authors and illustrators of children's books from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Toronto School of Business. Hwy. 2 and Val- ley Farm Rd., Pickering. The new group is for begin- ners and published authors and illustrators. 427-0410 (Elisabeth). NVEDNESDAY, MARCH 20 SCHIZOPHRENIA: The Durham chapter of The Ontario Friends of Schizo- phrenics support group meets the third Wednesday of each month at 7 p.m. in Building 30 of the Whitby Psychiatric Hospital, 700 Gordon St. Use rear entrance. 723-8673. EUCHRE: The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Royal 10 LASER VISION CORRECTION Kocr key to freedom from glasses and contact lenses DL JOHN M11CLM Imm, r e c -s. 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MLSE3N, DENTIST Ajax couple's ship comes in, so they'll buy a fishing boat AJAX — There should be lots of fresh fish on the table this year at the Goulet household in Ajax. Forty -four-year-old Rheal Goulet and his wife Sylvia, 45, plan to buy a fishing boat with some of the $50,000 they won in the Instant Bingo lottery. They purchased their ticket at a Beckers store on RR l in Ajax last weekend. The Goulets have four children and one grand- child. Rheal works as a driver and Sylvia is a cashier at a supermarket. After the couple buy the boat and a new dishwasher and pay some bills, they plan to bank the rest. Photo Restoration Digital Touch Ups Special Fffects Ken Tylomas (q05) blq-0564 /i_jXr JFIII Lim awl M �` All Your Favorite Sizes: Be Sure! You Wave�- 110x13.3-1x1Os - 5 5x7s pm, Sias & bodlg WNh. 6-346s-25 Malik • 64 Keepsakes No ao kr Addliod Svhrs. 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Ask for Debbie Casquenette, administrator ` TM 1955 Valley Farm Road, Pickering, Ontario L 1 V 1 X6 Find us in the Yellow Pages, listed under "Retirement Homes". i \1 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 17,1996 -PAGE 11 MARCH THE KIDS IN FOR A FREAK! T T T T T 2&dieval Times. T T T D I\\ I•: R 5 1 0 1 K 1 t N I. N 1 For Reservations Call (416) 260-1234 or Toll Free @ 1-800-563-1190 Join us for a fabulous 4 course feast and spectacular 2 hour live show. 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F T Adler Blas Ear $34.95 011111 eo ors For $19.95 *Offer valid for up to 14 people at M95 each and children 412 years and under) at $19.95 each 4plus applicable taxes) • Not valid with any other offer *Coupons must be presented at box office, and cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer. • Valid at Toronto location only Wednesday & Thursday. ®�blkdicval, Olbr F,y.e. rl1.,m 31, 1!!R A I, • , • e`i 1.1./.J 1'0'.',��:'.11.l i s . • i t, • PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 17,19% Ajax GM suppliers forced to lay off several hundred Q U.S. strike puts brakes on local feeder plants AJAX — Hundreds of workers at four Ajax companies are being laid off because a strike at two brake fac- tories in Ohio has stopped produc- tion at several General Motors assembly plants. Lear Seating director of corporate communication Leslie Touma says the Monarch Avenue plant has heen shut down since Tuesday. "When they go down, we go down," she notes. Ms. Touma wouldn't comment on the number of workers at the Ajax plant affected by the shutdown, although one report put the figure at 450. "The facility is down and that's about all the detail we're giving out." PaintPlas facility manager Helmut Hock reports 300 employees will be laid off for at least a week beginning Tuesday. The Finley Avenue plant paints parts primarily for GM. Tarxien Company Limited presi- dent Ralph Zarboni says 280 salaried and unionized workers at the Finley Avenue plant were laid off indefi- nitely Friday morning. The firm also laid off 250 workers at its facility in Concord. Some 95 per cent of the interior trim Tarxien makes is shipped to the United States solely for the use of GM, Mr. Zarboni says. Shutting down production is cost- ing the company $100,000 a day, 1�'9r. Zarboni adds. "We don't like it. The negative impact we don't like, but we can handle it," he says. Custom Racks on Fuller Road has laid off two workers and three more could be off the job if the U.S. strike runs into next week. United Auto Workers are into the second week of a strike against Del- phi Chassis Systems in Dayton, Ohio. The company makes brake parts for GM operations in North America. GM has laid off almost 11,000 %orkers at its 0shav a dant. Hair salon d caner " PICKERING — The owner of a Metro -area chain of hair salons, which includes fran- chises at the Pickering Town Centre and Oshawa Centre, was charged with extortion Monday following an extensive investigation by Durham Regional Police. The investigation also resulted in charges of attempting to obstruct justice and conspiring to commit i aggravated assault. The charges involve alleged threats made against a 35 -year-old Oshawa man, says Staff Sgt. Sandy Ryrie. �' The victim was a for- mer salon franchise owner. Detective John Allan, of the criminal investigations branch, says these charges are "related" to federal tax evasion charges filed on against the accused last year following a year- long joint investigation involving Revenue Canada and Metro Police. A man was charged in 1995 with 15 counts of tax evasion, allegedly stemming from more than $2 million in unreported income between 1990 and 1994 in L'Attitudes and Nino D'Arena hair salons. The maximum penal- ty the accused faces for the tax evasion charges is five years in prison plus fines of up to 200 per cent of the unpaid taxes. The maximum penalty for extortion is a life sentence in jail. Charged is Antonio Conforti, 44, of Thorn- hill. He was released on $5,000 bail Monday and is scheduled to appear in an Oshawa court March 21. P United Way's Sherry Robinson and Dennis Goulin, while, in back from left, radio personalitiesJerry foreground, get caught up in a Hawaiian vacation Archer and Terry Johnston contend with the winter fantasy, the winning prize in a United Way draw, blahs. photo by A.J Groen United Way raffle winner says `Aloha' to Hawaii AJAX-PICKERING — Imagine soaking up the hot sun on Waikiki beach in Hawaii, taking a cruise up the Wailua River to the famed Fern Grotto or enjoying an authentic Polynesian dinner and show. That fantasy vacation could become a reality for one lucky cou- ple who buys the winning ticket in a United Way of Ajax -Pickering draw to be held in September. The 11 -day dream Hawaiian vaca- tion, being arranged through Val Marshall Travel in Ajax, includes -tours of three islands — Oahu, Kauai and Maui — 10 meals and $2,000 in spending money. The win- ner has the option of redeeming the trip, valued at $9,000, for $7,000 cash. The second -prize winner will receive a 35 -inch television with surround sound and the third -prize winner gets a 27 -inch TV. The draw will be held at the annu- al campaign kick-off dinner on Sept. 28. Ticket holders don't have to attend to win. To enter, just purchase a $10 tick- et — only 4,000 will be sold — at the United Way office in the Bay - wood Plaza at 95 Bayly St., Suite 407 in Ajax, or by calling 905-686- 0606. There's also an Early Bird draw to be held on June 16 in Ajax during Home Week celebrations. Those who act fast will have a chance to win a 13 -inch televisionNCR. 74, GENERAL ELEC TRIC 0 GENERAL ELECTRIC GE �►IV-11g4g441si[a A 0EINEIRAIL 1EILIE(Cl c�lff off" WOWDW Im PC= INCLUDES: BUFFET - HUTCH - PEDESTAL TABLE FROM 4 SIDE CHAIRS + 2 ARMS vl J1, . -IT J. 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I V. vA • �, I : I FOCin`, :al TED uNSAI TED PRc) DUCT OF P F i•PRL�ouCT .>F USA �.A�IFORNIA•E XTRA,ARGF 1PF "• • • I 1 -TT, &gg��w - - - • C..s7tJ( ` )��r1 11�� «• 1'(lllel (ood ►•«Ilia wlw11 vo11 .vllop ell h 11oh Hill I . • • t ✓J 1 { • 1�•'�J� J�t ,:�• ll•tt_ • 1 • • 1 � �� i • �'. r • i 1 � .• • . • s • • v •. _.�• ►• •A��A l � I,. v � c 1.►-• • • . - , PAGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 17,19% P Durham swimmers provincial ins nc to take medals Y D Ajax, Pickering athletes combine for impressive showing at University of Toronto meet DURHAM -- Durham Synchro Club teams captured medals at the recent Provin- cial Synchronized Swimming Champi- onships at the University of Toronto. The 12 -to -14 age group team of Katie Ansell, Jessica Coburn, Stephanie Crann. To advertise in this space, call us at 683-5110 Amanda Damtsis, Shaina Dinsdale, Jen- nifer Johnston and Lauren Millar took the silver medal at the Ontario meet. The team is coached by Holley Lundmark. The 12-14 duet of Damtsis and Dinsdale, coached by Deana Shaw, also captured a provincial silver medal. The 15-17 team gave a strong perfor- mance en route to a bronze medal. Team members are Lindsay Borisko, Jenny Burgess, Anne Frazer, Amy McPherson, Erika Vanderheijden, Leslie Wickens, Jane Wilkinson and Brenlee Wood. The squad is coached by Holley Lund - mark. These Durham Synchro Club teams now advance to the Eastern Divisionals in Win- nipeg March 28 to April 2. They will face some strong competition from teams from Quebec, Manitoba and the Maritime provinces. Many Durham Synchro Club members reside in Ajax and Pickering. 000 The Durham Synchro Club also posted good results at the Synchronized Swim - SPORTS Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. Form and finesse Michael Creighton of the Ajax Figure Skating Club practices his rou- tine during a recent session at the Ajax Community Centre arena. photo by Carl Ferencz Nokia Cup champ rocked at Canadian curling showdown By JIM EASSON held its annual meeting during the Brier, SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVFR nSER and one question tabled this year was PICKERING -- The winner of the whether or not to match the Scott Tour - Nokia Cup provincial curling champi- nament of Hearts Team Canada con- onship in Pickering last month had a cept. The women's championship allows poor showing at the 67th Canadian the previous year's winner direct entry to Men's Curling Championships in Kam- the tournament as there is no Northern loops, B.C., which ended last Sunday. Ontario entry like there is in the Brier. Ontario's Bob Ingram rink from The proposal was to have the last two Ridgetown finished well out of the run- provinces play a challenge match for ning with a record of four wins and One berth, with the loser ousted to make seven losses. No one on the Ontario space for Team Canada- squad anadasquad was named to either the first or second all-star team at the Brier. Brian Rafuse, the Nova Scotia skip, won the player -voted good sportsmanship award. The Canadian Curling Association ming Invitational 'B' meet hosted by Hamil- ton. Durham's 12-14'B' team of Jennifer Bell, Kimberley Bonnar, Andrea Cryderman, Rebecca Denbraasem, Ashleigh Malarczuk, Nicole Newhook, Catherine Theberge, Heather Therrien and Hailey Yates finished fourth. The team is coached by Teri Pearce. The 12-14 'B' team of Stacy Donaldson, Heidi Nemeth, Jillian Rorabeck and Jenny Senkowski placed ninth. The team is coached by Beth Wintonyk. Leaf Tickets Wanted Will pay face value for Toronto Maple Leaf tickets, greens or better, Call Bruce at 579-4400 (Oshawa) or 798-7672 (Picker- ing) and ask for Ext. #2207. Pickeringeewees drop p a PICKERING -- The Pickering Panthers Sports Stephen Phillips and Holmes. Sean Sadler played Medicine and Rehab Clinic peewee 'A' rep hockey superbly in goal for the Panthers, facing 20 shots. team was ousted from the all -Ontario playdowns The Panthers came up short in a 6-4 loss to and also lost its first-round York-Simcoe league Aurora in the third game. Stephen Phillips cashed playoff series to the Aurora Tigers. in for two goals, while Holmes and Bret Carpenter Despite a gutsy effort from all team members, chipped in with one apiece. the Pickering peewees lost to Barrie in their best -of Assisting were Kevin Winslow with two, !ire OM HA playoffs three games to one. Michael Rasmussen, Stephen Grimshaw and Paul Pickering dropped back into York-Simcoe Delsey with one each. league play and was defeated by the Tigers in the The fourth game ended in a 3-1 loss for the Pan - series six points to four. thers which eliminated them from further playoff In the first game, Pickering and Aurora played action. Pickering's Ione goal was scored by to a scoreless draw. Panthers goalie Steven Araujo Grimshaw, with an assist to Michael McElroy. carried the team as Pickering was outshot 30-16. Other members of the team are Stephen Cooke, Pickering overcame a 2-0 deficit in the second . Jamie Simpson -Fry, Joel Markham, John Porter, game to eventually post a 2-2 tie with Aurora Tal- Ryan Tracy and Kevin Winslow. The team's staff lying for the Rehabs were Jeremy Holmes and is Dave Escoffery, Steve Sachs, Rob Phillips and Stephen McEachen, with assists to John Porter, Vic Araujo. 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Res- idential and commercial. Servng Durham Region for over 15 yrs. free consulta- tion. Call Jeff 905-42S- sm. SIGON Constructor Ltd., serving Durlham Region for 19 yrs. Additions, sundecks, pato doors, windows, rec- rooms. flagstone, free esti- mates. 905-576-5760. HANDYMEN - Snow ploughing, carpenter, plumber, drywaller, roofer. retaining wafts. 4 men avail- able to meet all your household requirernerits for repairshrlaintemanedreno- vabons.Limited time offer, 10% off roofing if booked now. Odd jobs. S12M. Free estimates, call Dave 723- 3014 Join our growing team in Pickering! Due to the growth in our Customer Care and Call Handling Services, we are adding enthusiastic individuals to work for our dynamic organization. As a call centre representative you would be required to assist customers with their inquiries and to help resolve any difficulties. We are seeking individuals with excellent interpersonal skills and previous experience in customer service. Computer experience and flexibility to work shifts are a must. Effective communication skills, both written and verbal, in English and French are essential. Other languages, i.e., Spanish, German, and Cantonese will also be considered. H you share our commitment to exceeding customer expectations, please forward a detailed resume quoting File ff PCC0396 before March 20, 1996 to: The Minacs Group Inc. 915 Sandy Beach Road Pickering, Ontario L1W 1Z5 Fax 905.837-5009 • THE ■ i i MI NACS Thar* you in advance brytwr ir>teres i in ft posdion. ■ ■ GROUP Only those cancaielales selected bran interview" ■ ■ IVC be conlacted Previous applicants need not apply. Career � Career Career Training Training Im Training 4RtRODOERS ' • Class A.B C.D2%_9W - • 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 AMUBLE AJAX CJSTOROM CDAPORATE TRAe4NG FOR ALL FLEET SUES ASK US HOW WE CAN SAVE You "Ey ELECTRICIAN 25 years experience, residential, al- terations, upgrades, new wrung. Commercial store and office installations. All work hydro approved. Free estimates (905)683-5650 AAA -LICENSED PLUMBER available. All your plumbing needs. Compete renovations Guaranteed lowest phcesf No lob too smallf! Senior discoird. (905) 432-2913. ALVIN SAMEDAY PLUMBING licensed plumber. no job too small, no job too big, free esti- mates, rat ces, guar anteed bwast pri905- 725- 2507. ENGLISH PAINTER in- tpaanor./exterior, minor re- FREEEE esrstimates. Cal 416-282-9134 = go AJAX loving Systems - hull services, naves. appliance and piano specialists. Flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage unAs. Now offerer free boxes with move. Park and load special, startirhp at >R9. and MEN with large truck will do household moves, resi- dential, commercial. All types of moves. Call Carl or Jane 427.2856. FREE SEMINAR MARCH 26TH 40 HUNT ST.. AJAX 700 PM HARRY -0 -THE - MOVERS - Move big or small, we price them all! Free estimates, seniors discount, short notice moves. Pianos moved, also appliances. Comparable rants. Call 432.2aan hwn.nwwnr MUVIMU _ houses, apartments, offices, appliances and piano spe- aalsts. Senior and mid- month discounts. Licensed, insured. Free estimates. Excellent service. Call 436- 7795. CARPET Installations - 25 years experience, re - stretching, our speciality. Free estimates. D d N Duncan, 987-1799 or 987- /800 TRANS CANADA TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING ONE ON ONE PRIVATE AZ/DZ REGISTERED AIRBRAKE • DANGEROUS GOODS P.D.I.C. • LOG BOOK - BORDER TAX DEDUCTIBLE • NO GST/ PST 24 HR./7 DAYS PER WEEK FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE MAY BE AVAILABLE 905-428-9475 1(800)347-8803 ' General General Help I Help COST ANALYST Manufacturer of automotive metal stampings is seeking qualified candidates with Standard Cost experience in manufacturing environment. This posi- tion requires an investigative, results orientated person who will be interacting with Production , Sales and Estimating. Accounting designation re- quired. Please forward your resume to: President L 8 L Tool Inc. 248 Simpson Ave. S. Bowmanvillle, Ont LIC 2J3 FAX. 905-623-1738 1 Office Office Help IM, Help ACCOUNTING CLERK Fhe sucLvs>tul candidata x•:11 t.a,c minimum 2 years experience in all assets of accounting, A/R, A/p, inventory, costing, payroll. Has to be well i ,rganized, efficient and work well under pressure to meet deadline%. Must have knowledge of PC applications, Excel, and word for Windows. Please send resume to: LT -A, UNISTRUT 585 FINLEY AVENUE AJAX, ONTARIO LIS 2E4 MAGICIAN, dorm Merida, ready to entertain for any age, any occasion. Birth- days, promotions. oper. ings. hand raisers. Magic shows are funl 'Lettuce help. 839.7057 or 728- 8334. RABBITwants work doing gic mafor children's parties and all occassions. Have my own magician. Call Er. NO 668.4932. NEED TO CUT EXPENS- ES' Let B -J's Cleaning show you how to reduce your costs and stile gel the prestige office cleaning you deserve! 668-0293. FREE E -RANG refunds WtiOhih 2 wks. Get your Ta- tum prepared by a protee, siond accountant. Corpo- rate tax 8 business ac- counting services available. Judy Kuksis C.G.A. (905)420-2081. Help THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 117,1996 -PAGE 19 General General Office Office Office Skilled Skilled Attici�,. Hof P I Help EM Help I Help I HelpIM Help Help I Wanted LONG TERM CONTRACTS LONDON BASED MANUFACTURING COMPANY LAYOUT DRAFTERS - Junior and Intermediate CAU Operators. Required: Community College degree or equivalent training. One to ten years related experience. Knowledge of electrical systems in a manufacturing environment. CHECKER - MECHANICAL Required: Five to ten years related work experience. Knowledge of manufacturing processes and their limitations. Knowledge of the metric systems of drawing and geometric dimensioning and tolerancing IANSI Y 14.5) PROJECT ENGINEER. ELECTRICAL. (SYSTF,M ENGINEER MANAGEMENT) Required: University degree in electrical engineering and five to ten years experience in project engineering and electronics systems integration into autoinotive/defence/heavy equipment. PROCUREMENT QCIALITY E:NGINFER Required: University electrical engineering degrLe. Three to five years experience in all phases of quality disciplines. Knowledge of quality audits. Experience in Windows. Word and Excel. FAX RESUMES TO: Olsten (905)576-4698 Staffing Services" POSITION available in eastern Ontario for a sell motivated person to man- 3ge a 300 sows. farrow to �,msh operation. Expen- ence an asset. House available. Call 905 -797 - WHOLESALE WARE- HOUSE looking for 5 onvers for rapid expansion, no experience necessary, vehicle required, call Ni- cole at 728--8542 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Aaven!5er requests that advertisers aleck their ad upon pubiicaoon as News Advertiser will not be responsible for more than one incorrect dKerfm and there shall be no iability for non -insertion of any adver- AsennerA. Liability for er- rors in ads i5 fltMted to the amount paid ler the space occupying the error. All copy is subject to file ai proval of martagernent of News Advertiser. PROPERTY MANAGER Needed. Mnwrxrm 3 years co-op housing expenence. Condo ad knowledge an asset. One kA time, one part time position. Said resumes to: Fie 17298 Oshawa This Week, PO. Box 481 Oshawa, Ontano. UH 71.5 RETAIL DELIVERY PERSON Required to deliver 'new age beverages, nannefy... America's Best iced coi tees, to growing osfomer base in Tomirdo and sur- rounding areas. Income with generous volume in, cer&%. Please send your resume to: tale 9729i, OWW&dWmoy This We* PPD. an Ni, Odumo , Ontario. L8I 715 SPORTS PROMOTERS needed for our busy sea- son with Gofl and Courcy Dubs in Ontario. Experi- ence an asset but not as- sentiaf. We «e VA" to tier show who quelft Ad. varntamart avadwe . Call Wendy 728-8181 START HOW - Loal imD•ny has positions available in a9 di parl rmenle. Earn up to $14.82 Per hr, it tivavat No ea- P-wice necessary, car te- 4404 003. Cal Monday «� TORONTO STAR - Adults and man sludents wart - ad for door no door sYes. Y-11 promote our intro- ductory dtacount offer to new horns delivery cuus- tontars. Set your own haus, work emwgs and / Of weekends, good com- munication skilb required, car an asset, top cons, S" Paid weekly. Please calf Paul McGill, 7284161 Of 686-2292. WORK AT HOME EARN $15.00' pe hour by compl"ng a 40 hou, Inst program NO Selling NO COMMISSIONS PartfFull Time, For debils Call: 905-718.9696 'Based on 40 hours on -litre Wk time. Office Help ACCOUNTING Skillsl Customer service oriented individual with accounting skills required for growing medium size Whitby com- pany established 5 years. Duties to inckode process- ing daily AIR. monthly A/P and Interaction with our customers. Income range $20426.000. Please sub- mrt resume in confidence to File 1 7297 OshawalWheby This Week. PO. Box 481, Oshawa. Ontario L 1 H 71_5 ACCOUNTWG/OFFICE Managei full time position available immediately in the Whitby aria. Success- ful candidate will be re- sponsible to complete all aspect of 1111- bookhespny axanON functions in n- duding preparason of h- nancial statements and ash flown. Poetion re - quints a sell starer who is experience in a variety of acco nbrig and data based software programs. Pease, send resume, with refer- ences and satisfy expeda- bons toaMD 1450 Hopkins SL,Suie 103 Whitby, On- tano LIN 2C3 or tax (905) 666-9205. F you are single or a sin- gle parent or separated or divorced with three years work experience, you may quality ler financial assis- lance of 1 you are over 45 and haw recently boon Laid of, you may quaky for training assistance, DIP/ CERT., Lotus, Wordperfe t. D -Baso. Word. Accpac, Bedford, Autocad, Ventura, Pagemaker, Harvard. Cor- al. Computer Prowam-v and Systems Analyst, Co- bol, Pascal and C. Photo - Shop. Quark Express and Muarhata. Durham Busi- ness Cornput« College. 427-3010 PhM mad of 'ICDA As *V fH41- `t10� /1@ f9SpOf1' for Ifriora &W ane law - Mw In ft aw- MwInft ajar Skilled Im Help DYNEX ENGINEERING INC. Requires: CNC BORING MILL OPERATORS -Fanuc 91M and Hei denhen 415 controls -Min. 2 yrs. experience Programming req'd. CNC VERTICAL MILLING MIC OPERATORS -Fanuc OM controls MANUAL BORING MILL OPERATORS • Union 4' spindle - 5 yrs. experience. All applicants must be able to do their own set-ups. Top rates, benefit package Call (905) 721-1200 M"ON MANUFACTURING Myron Manufacturing has been a Direct Marketer of imprinted Business Gifts in Scarborough for over 15 years. We are recruiting for the following permanent full-time positions: BILINGUAL (FRENCH/ENGLISH) INSIDE SALES ACCOUNT REP. to sell to our established and new customer base across Canada - no cold calls. Qualifications: Assertive Self Directed individual with superior communication skills in written and spoken French and English languages, professional work ethics, ability to work in a last paced environment plus two years related work experience. Compensation includes guaranteed rate, commission and bonus, company paid benefits and comprehensive training. BILINGUAL (FRENCH/ENGLISH) INBOUND REP. to provide all aspects of customer service, almost exclusively through telephone communication and on-line order entry. Qualifications : Superior communication skills in written and spoken French and English languages, professional telephone manner and work ethics, ability to work independently in a fast paced environment. Aptitude for spelling. grammar and working with numbers are very important. Previous in -bound experience in an on-line environment is required. Compensation includes competitive salary, employer sponsored comprehensive benefits package and training. Qualified candidates should direct their inquiries to: Myron Manufacturing Attn: Human Resources 94; Middlefield Road, Scarb., On. M1V 5K8 Fax: (416) 291-891'3; Myron Is an equal opoortunifr employer and encourages all qualified candidates to respond Only th,s� Jrder r;ldarat,r ovi it ;,ntacted. FITTER / WELDER, capable of Sall superins i.I wages Saks Help) [MI Sales Help/ n accordance with =:igen- Agard Agent once send or fax resume to 595 macKenn• Ave. Unit 62. Ajax- Ontano. i 2G2 905-686-8597 LICENCED body person or last year apprentice re- quired for busy slat rate stop in Whitby Call JEN- SON AUTO BODY 905- 668.3331 PMSP1, DW EXPERIENCED Venipunc- ture. ECG LAb Tech. also experienced medical re- ceptionist to work flexible hours,start immed. 428- 8055 requires experienced Recepdori AssiS 111 Part time HARP Calmed. CMVLdw (905) 831_7566 Me I °aM►a fled NANIy We in or out. Ajax, Westrwy Rd. and Hwy 2, Weer PtrMipario speaking. to cans for 2 dnidrenAgas 4 and 2, (10 am. - 8 p.m.) texbile. weekends off. 686-1800 M9Do care Available FULL TIME ENTHUSULSM ADVERTISIttIG 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. US 2H5 Daycare I Me Available DAYCARE - my home. as^y gays. late even- "� 'Part-time/tue-time. a^ng at newboms, non. • ^g. all -you -can -eat. '.,ng environment Refer- "' _es upon request, re- -pls given 905-427- -14 NORTH AJAX Bkkngual corer of 3 1'2 yr Ofd with -St ad trarxng wit baby st or 2 children in our non ,-poking home. English and rench available. nutritious --seals and snacks provid- e Calf Sylvia at 619- F Mo rte Firewood FIREWOOD. Excellent quarry hardwood. Guar- antied. extra long time fully seasoned. cut and spat. Honest measurni ent. Free deaivery Kozy Heat. Fire- wood (905)753-2246 FIREWOOD FOR SALE, 3 cord plus, seasoned and split. $300.683-1618 ROKA LUMBER i FIREWOOD CENTRE 4'X8'X12' $60.00 4'X8'X16' $65.00 ESTABLISHED 1963 Days 705-2"-381 Emil 90S 134 6ii6 Free Delivery To Oshawa Area SKIDS & Pallets for fire- wood, hardwood & soft- wood mixed, pre opt or bro- ken, delivery available, large & small loads. LInxted time offer. call (9o5µ30- 9013. Skilled Help 0: Skilled Clao; lim Help I for Sale BODY SHOP MANAGER An experienced Body Shop Manager required for busy General Motors Dealersifip. 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 Wderview Gas Brown Pondae BUICIL Ltd. Iasi Drawdia St. E. Whitby Daycare DAYCARE wad" lov-• Avallable ing amrironment staff of 2 fenced yard, playroom, PICKERING Village, need dose to parks, 1 minute dsyare7 Our 3 yr old is from 401, ECE trained, looking for playmate with years of experience roto- whom to share french - etas. Whites lid. S. aria, speaking marry. (905) please call 420-8676 or 428-7707, after 7pm/woe- 683-2474. kends. Mycwe • Available RN offering dayeea in her home. Monday - Friday (6 am -6 pm). Six months of age and up. Non-smoker, CPR cerOiab. Whiles Rd. a Hwy 12. Call 420.84,'33 WHEELCHAIR Quickie RX model. Brand new. nev- er used. asking $800. 905- 579.4992. ALARMS, Don't lat your home be burglarized. Plo- ted your tarry and treas- ures with an affordable, wireless security morrtor. M alarm system riot helps you rest ease«. For a tree home security analysis, tall 905.721-1395. ARTI Limited Edibons. Trisha Romance , Eliza- beth Be". Brent Town- send. Professionsiy Intoned. double matted. Must Sell, $130. 9D5-725- 3899. BEDROOM SUITE, solid oak, queen size bed, 2 night tables, mans' large amorre, ladies 51 in. wide dresser with large mirror. Lovely toot bench and wicker lounge chair. 9.600. 579.5182. CARPET. Fallingbroolk, your Rome at discount prkc es. Vinpeel n(9yl, stain resistant. Prig "Y' .51 pad and ex- 5.9CoA Nide M LicensedCla w A Mechanic Wanted for an expanding shop in Pickering 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 #4 Pickering, Ontario. L1 V 6W9 Articles For Sale Carpet Broker, 100% Nylon thick. plUSh. Stain re- sistant carpet For 3 rooms. only $369 00 Price in- -ludes 30 Sq. yds carpet. ,Vuxe pad and installation n your home Free quota - .,On in your home No in- 'erest, no payment for one 'Al year, Daniel, 1-800- 217-0104 CARPET MILL DIRECT '00', nylon- !hick plush, stain resistant carpet for 3 -corns. only $349. price m- :luding, 30 square yards. carpet, pad.labour. Free estimate, Amold 1.800- 663-6046 1 yr no payment. ^O interest.. For 1 full year CARPETS - lots of carper '00". nylon. new stain re - ease carpets on hand. I will :arpet 3 rooms. $349 Price ncludes carpet, premium ad. expert mstallation. fast 'eirvery. free estimates (30 /arils). Norman 686.2314 COMICS approx 1500. must sell doi out. Best offer. 905.420.4304 COMPLETE set Lynx cus- tom god _Hubs. for 6' male. right hand. with accesso- nes $35C Viclonan Ma- hogany dung table. 4x6. mdudng leaf, appraised at $650. French provincial bedroom scan. double bed $200 Call (905)837-<)957 COMPRESSOR, 5Hp. new motor 220 volts. SC galloncommercial use WANTED outboard, lawn mowers, water Crafts. doesnl nave to work Calf Winston (9051420-6659 COMPUTER, AMOEX SYSTEM 98. 640 K RAM. colour monitor. includes First Chace Bedford In- 'regrated accounting Aiso ParksonK Printer asking $90o 080 839-5686 after 5 COMPUTERS 306.5 with VGA monitors from $245 VGA color mowtors $245. SVGA colo $295. 486 OX 2'66 with Intel overdrives with color m0rv- ors $785 DX2/66 over- drwe multiiii systems with color monitors $955 Ouad speed Co Rom lues $189. 6 sped $270 Ram 4 Mi $89 8 melts $179 Computer Clearance Cen- W. 164 Baseline Rd.. Bow- Manvise. (Just east of the Ryng Dutchman Hotel) COUCH and chair, lazy - boy, blue tone, reclining seats. excellent condition. Cost $3.000 18 months ago, accept $800. 436- D574 DESIGNER wedding gown, size 20 $450. Enter- tainment centre coffee table. area rug. futon, couch & chair, women's 10 speed, I" Venetian blinds. 725- 5011 DIAMOND RING, set. .64 Carat, peer , plus 12 bnA- ants, appraised $5.200. Beautiful set Asking $1700 final. 432-8919 ESTHETIGS/elactrolysis equipment. Sell entire Package, $2600. or indi- vidually. Call 905-428- 8372. ELEGANT 3 -piece living- roomSola soL $750.. Living room table set $600. Cas 905-430,0965. GREAT SUMMER JOB Hct Dog Cart For Sale. Ex- talleet condtion. $2,500. O.B.O. Call momirgs 721- 0601. KEEP YOUR 8mm & su. p« 8 film, sae on high WaiN vidao,Triple R Video Troost_ « otfen the best extra charge all 905-72with music added s 1001. KENWOOD Deluxe 250 watt home theatre stereo system. Doby Pro Logic recover, FIX -Pro tape deck, 5 dsc CO player, 5 speak- er, 5 yr. warranty. Free de- livery. Rout to own by Phone for only $13.75/ weak. Cal today. (905)571- 1413. ;M1 Articles For Sate MASTERCRAFT 4Hp snowblower 1550. 46' RCA Home Theatre with protec- tive ants -glare screen. brand new $2200. Sony stereo VCR, brand new $350. Danby compact fridge as new $200, Beau - mark chest freezer, as new $300 623658. OAKIPINE FURNITURE - Why pay retail pnces� One of Ontario's oldest and lar- gest manufacturers is now seeing direct to the public. Eg oak pedestal table and 4 chairs 5849. 7 It double pedestal and 6 chars $1499; cannnonball beds fom $399. Over 20 stain choices, all solid, no veneers Traditional Wood- working 905-985-8774 PIANOS - GRANDFA- THER CLOCKS D,, barn s largest selection - New and used pianos Not surd Rent to own, apt, sue, upright. grand. "al. keyboards All 1995 ni chandise reduced' Telep Piano Works. 433-1491 FOR SALE . WASHERS . dryers. stoves. $275 and up 3 month warranty Re- pair service 11at rate. ti35 & up Wanted. Appliances working or not. fridges. stoves, washers dry - WS 905-438-1545 SHEDMAN - Quality bam sryie shed kit 8' x T $394 plus tax Many other sues and styles available For more into call 905-6'9- 2093 SOLID oak 4pC dresser ser $775. queen sue mat- tress/boxspnng $275. king size marness/boxspnng $350. 2 pc sectional sofa $425. sotb4oveseat $425. 3 dressers $65i0i & many other Mems (905)697- 3532. NEW & USED WMO- OWS various $zits, ther mal -pan• windows. various $Rea, new &used. 2 piece bathroom set and plumbing fixtures: rrkrrored shower doors 4 x4 double hung Window 905-655.4683 432-0132 after 5 00 pm. TORO LAWNMOWER, sell propelled, mulCher, $300 ooubfrsi ngne. new. $350 C oak, like new $300.723-6921 TOSHIBA 27' stereo teW- vision Amazing picture 6 yr parts & labour warranty Free delrvery Rent to own by phone. Only $7 95/ wk.(905)571.1413. WEDOMG Dress, size 7/ 8. off -the -shoulder, ex- tremely, bealmm. $600 firm. Call Sandra 905-985-3738. WHY pay cable] Go Di- rect! RCA 18- Digital Salftai de. Up to 175 channels. Best quality picture & sound. Rent to own by phone. $8.50 wkly. (905) 571-1413. wanted ANTIOUES Absolutely, Purchasing furniture or an- ything ad scientific instru- ments, china, silver, adver- bsnng, toys, decoys, dolls, milk bottles. collections or estates Call Robert Bowen Antiques (905) 655-8049. Brooklin WANTED , 5 gallon glass carbouys bottles. for wine making call 668-7015 WOOD cookstove with warming oven. prefer col- ored enamel, good shaoe. 623-8034 Arts & • Crafts COUNTRY & VICTOR- IAN deer presented in your home. Hostess sur- prises! Please call to book Nancy 905-723-4355 FOLK -ART CLASSES Beginners '12. Inter- diate Starting April 397 Many new projects on dis- play We also carry full line of supplies For further in- formation call 434-7523 or 576-3947 SPRING Country Craft show W Jubilee Pavilion in beau! tul Lakeview Park. Simcoe SIS Oshawa Apnl 14. 10-3 Over 60 talented exhibitors Tables. $45 into 905-434-5531 FM Pools, Spa EARLY BIRD SPECIAL 16' x 24rectangular Kayak pod includes decks & 'enc - ing. $4.995 Meets 'ocal by- laws. 25yr warranty 1-800- 668-7564 PickenngAlax phone 416-798-7509 ' Lost & RTFound LOST! Whites Hct 5 /401 2 -year old Shelbe -Eddy- March 9 Tan, write & onack martungs Call Humane Society or 416-724-9688 Reward offered V return Ron, ' PemiiSuppllft Boarding CANE CORSO Fjrri F,nd Rare Breeol House trained & social Fns months old 9C5-668-5306 COCKER SPANIEL pup- pies. -early ovmg homes. $350 Call 683- 9871 2 MALE abs, 3 years old. neutered. as shots, tree to 9000 hon* Brian (905)1 PUPPIES Lab win Stat- fordsh.er. 9 weeks old. tst Shots. vet Checked de, - wormed. $100 eacr -early to go 7281269 HORSE BOARDING. Large box stalls, daily turnout, in- dniduaf teed program Brood mares and layovers OK, Cobourg, 905-373- 0715 LAB PUPS, home raised. champ lines. CKC. shots. dew claws removed, de- wormed. hips guar . pay- ment plan. Cockee Ken, nets. (905) 579-i038 HELP GIVE A HOME- LESS PET A SECOND CHANCE. Permanent and foster fomes needed. Call DURHAM ANIMAL ADOPTION at 905.263- M s. 'ALL YOUR K-9 NEEDS UNDER ONE WOOD" Okerwg OBEDIENCE. Sal- DITERNET SERVICE AVAILABLE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Call Jolla Duarte at 57¢4400 urday, weekday ( babysit- MOTORt2ED tread mill. ting available) and evert g Call 839-3069 Basses; DOGGIE DAY- CARE, flexible hours; UNWANTED Scrap metal GROOMING. Dort Yourself Picked up. pages- stoves, or we Do. Call K-9 KLUB- washers, dryers, cars' trucks. etc. Call (905)430- HOUSE for more informs 9013. tion 905-683.7852 Computer V*Kloo Computer na, Video n,1171I N Professional Advice Set-up Problems Wn95 Word Excel Internet VB Delphi etc Children Adults SILS/lhr yew lemic 631.3164 DITERNET SERVICE AVAILABLE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Call Jolla Duarte at 57¢4400 PAGFi2YAU&NEWSADVERTIISER SUNDAY, MARCH 17,19% • ..':'r.'i • • r • .... •_.�_� _. • 1 .... r • . . AutolRloeilaa AutoRRlobiks. • --' 11For Rod Sale 11 F« Sale IM,,rYClp M11"For now For Rent MApoftinentlif11 A A", 1 Att 11 �t"�`�r sly 1M1 Beak Regal Ltd. V8, opo WEEKLY SPECIALS - 2 -door, body i engine in Come and drive are of this excellent condition. trans- weeks Best Buys from our mission needs repair, 5800 selection of quality vehi- o.b.o. Call 668-7081 cles..1993 Sunbird SE, 1961 Oldsmobile. p. wind- 440ns., $94W0 - 1992 Lu- ows, p.b., p.s., 4.2 titre, ask- mina Euro. 72kms., wig $750. Call 432-8165. $11,850. Ryan Auto Sales, auto, $3995 86 Accord, 5 - 517 Brock St. N. Whitby. 1982 Ford Mustang, rebuilt 666.0627. Pager 721.5959, engine in 1995' body good condition, asking $1200 WHOLESALE certified specials 1984 Porsche 1994 010 pick-up, 37,000 km, am/fm stereo. 944, 5 -speed. $7495. 84 SOUTH AJAX room in asking $10,500. 571-1850 BMW 318-I, 5 -speed, home, available April 1. home. Shared kitchen, $38% 90 Jetta GL, auto. Apartments 1985 CHEVETTE, $6995 86 Jetta, auto I 1 1 For Rent brownish gold, new trans- $1995. 88 Mazda 626, mo., close to GO and bus mission. 2 dr., auto. $850 auto, $3995 86 Accord, 5 - per month plus ufiMies. as is or $1.100 certified speed $3495 83 Volvo, WHITBY/BOWMAN- 576--0927 turbo. $3395 90 Corsica, VILLE I i 2 bedrooms 1985 Sunbird, grey, 2 auto. $39%. 91 Corsica, available Immediately. Call door. good condition, ask- auto. $4295. 89 Grand Am. 416-789-4145. ing $850. Phone Barry at auto. $2995. 89 Sable. 1 BED. BSMT. APT In 725-1876 wagon, $4595. 80 GMC truck, $1995. 86 Jimmy 4x4, quiet home. SE Oshawa, Cavalier, remodeled, $4595. 86 Plymouth SE suitable for single non - 4 4 ryl automatic. $1425 car -Voyageur. $2995 1990 smoker, no -pets. near bus tified 1985 Monte Carlo. 8 Grand Am. 2 -door. $4395 routes. Immediate posses- iyllnder, automatic. $2195 certified. 1990 Grand At,, 4- sion• $525./trio. 1st/last re- cerbhed 1988 Ford Taurus door, $4495, certified 1990 quired. 905-433-1197 after 4 cyl auto $2695 certified. Sunbird SE. $4595 cert,- 6 pits 404-9759 tied. Durham Auto Whole- 1 BEDROOM apt In cen- 19M MERCURY Cap., 4. salers 170 Fuller Rd. Unit 1, tral Oshawa. available now cylinder, auto, air, cassette. Haz 90512&8635 Of April 1. $600 inclusive. cruise. tilt. p✓w, pA. 92.000 ploy Sales Rep Sutton Parking, appliances. rales- American car. Excel -Automobiles fenced yard. 905-433-0062 lent condition $900. Call I Wanted 905-434-5768 1986 NISSAN 300 ZX. A i A TOWING. Pay $50 loaded, tat. cruise. air, lum- A A cash for used d bar system, T -root. 5 -speed. excellent working condition, scrap cars d trucks 24 firs working $4 rkin certified, 7 bays- Can 416-7D9-6930: 080 7211-1582 416 264 4420 30 mm. SON 1986 Taunus BO. 83 Cho - vette $1000 cert OBO: 83 Toyota truck BO. So Cutlass $1000 cert 060 Dave 579-2866 1988 MERCURY MAR- OUIS, LS. 5 Etre .F1, fully loaded. 1 owner. with Serv- ice records. A/1 condrbon original paint. certified. 130,00 Hwy Mlles. must see. $4150 OBO. 427- 9575 Brian 1999 PONTIAC BIRD N- BIRD Sr 2 door red, of. sunroot, power windows and locks, cruise control, 172.000 kms. certified. ex- cellent condition 55000 905-723-8273 1990 SUBARU DUSTY. 4 - wheel drive. 4 dr. 5 spd . whdo with gray interior. lint - ad windows, new brakes. exhaust. tune-up. new windshield. 97.000 km Very clean and well man - toned. $5000 686.8351 1990 TEMPEST, 4 Jr, 114 kil power sto*nng, Power brakes, air. bit, b1eck and silver. 55.100. (905) 967-2159 1990 TRACKER CL, red, amrtm stere -cassette. set- top. now had -top. stan- dard. 114k excellent con- dition, mus! sell $6500. certified o.b o. 905132. 3119 1991 Honda Civic, 96.000 km 5 -speed, arNfm Cass. Peter 434-7564 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 1093 SUNSIRD. auto. • -With cassette, sic, abs, p/ S. pl. pub. $7,400 Cas 905- 666.1178 after 6 30pm, 19th Cavalier VL, 4 door, red auto. or, ABS. PA_, P/T, delay -pets. AM/FM cas- ae1M., 54,000 Ka.. $9800. Certified.1-705-887-5729. Inn DODGE SHADOW 72.000 kil., green. P.s., p.b., err, radio. cassette. reeendy twsd. great car, $9.500 certified. 427-46681 W"- 1904 Plymouth Sundance. tehite, 37,000 kms, like sew. never smoked on. ex- lended wamanq, certified. $9000. Call (905) 571- 7911. 'NIS PON = Trans Am. V-8,350. Arctic White, T -roofs, CD player, auto, loaded with optiora.Take over GM Discounted Lease $655/mo-Over 3 yens or buy rut $27,900.Summer is coming! Call Pete (905) 576.1616. 87 NOVA (Corolla) 4 dr. hatch, 5 speed. one owner, it hway driven, new brakes, am/tin cassette stereo. Economical . excel- lent running, well main- tained, extra rims, $2500, certified. Cal 905.725-0104 GAS MISER, 1981 Toyo- Ila Tercel. no rust. 2 dr. au. bmatic, new tires and brakes. $900 c•rtifi•d. Cal Andrew Stewart 435- 4647, or 725-8227 AUTOMOBILES end (rucks wanted for $Crap. Any condition, any age. tree removal in the Ourhah Region, cash ped. Also needed. '81 Chev Pickup. Call anytime. Oshawa 431- 0407 CARS FOR CASH! We buy used vehicles Vehi- cles must be in running condition Call 427-2415 Or come to 479 Bayy St East. A ax at MURAD AUTO SALES WANTED DEAD OR AUVE -"7REE towNIcr s,:rap ,:sed or abanidoed cars trucks 1 hr pick -W top Peres pad up 10 5100 (416) 281-3499 (416)281-9804 Trucks for Sale 1983 FORD RANGER Lorgbox. 28 into. 5 speed. AM/FM, now paint. Wakes W. must see $2500 days. 7251584. ew 723-9068 1989 Ford 1/2 -ton. F-150. 5 -speed standard w/over- tlnve, wrY good condition. 300 cubic• engine. P.S. tint windows. cnbm sun visor. running boards. many ex- tras, $6900 o b o. (9o5) Will 9283, vuw 1 JI Wheel Drive 1909 PATHFINDER SE, trail (toss, compression test excellent. good corxk- bon, high mileage. $10.500 certified . Telephone 430 - Mir Tawe message. 1 Trailers 190.1 AMERIGO Travel- Trailor, slaps six. Hard sides collapse in for travel. Refrigerator, washroom, sh- hot watw. fumace, new awning. $9500. Call 905-725-0526. Auto Pacts I 1 4 Repairs CLASS •A' MECHANIC. Licensed transmission Specie ist wiling to do work at my, home. Great rates, al work fully guaranteed. Also body work i paint. Call Tory 571-0967. torcycles 1990 YAMAHA XS 1100 SPECIAL, only 15,000 Original kms., shaft driven. complete with front ferring and Alpine stereo. Excellent shape. Great dealt $2000 as is o.b.o. Call (905) 725-2383. 1005 SUZUKI 650 Kato- na good condition. $1,200. For more information call 579-1201 1,2 8 3-9edroom apts , Oshawa and Bowmanvil Starting at $600/mon fridge b stove included with laundry facilities. N pets. Can 434-2407. COUNTRY setting. 1 -bed room apartment, double walk -out overlooking pond Non-smoker, no pets. refer- ences, efer ences, firsts ast, female ferred. $600 inclusive 428-7407 leave message 1 -BEDROOM basemen apartment, dose to O C . neat. hydro, perking, hedge, stove. separate entrance, non-smoker, no pets. $500/ month Flrst'last, referenc- es. Available rmmer"ey 905-721-1630 1 -BEDROOM LAST apartment heat hydro in- cluded. laundry facilities, %sect 401. GO access. Available April 15t. test •month negotiable Call 665-7278 9.7pm. lea" 1 -BEDROOM walkout basement apartment bright. Wry. great view. 4 appkW>Ces. $675 xtdusrve Available April 1. Non- smokers. no pets. Call 686-7694 2 BEDROOM basement apt Clean 4 DC bath. kitch- enettte laundry fackties. $650 month. first i last. dose to GO i mall.aduhs Only. no pets. 839-7709 2 SUNNY bedrooms, Split-level *'good size Irv. ng ikitchen, 3 -piece bath, $730 ndusrve a 2 sham. $36W*acn Large petro. Wut d OC 905-434-9793. 2/3 betlroom apartments. a story building. close to -hods. library. Soon GM plant Available Irtmediw- y and Nov 429-6328 t - 7pm for apponbhent 3 2 -BEDROOM apaMtertts, t -N Oshawa. $650/month+ hydro 2 -Central Oshawa. SIISMmonth+hydro, Call 728-7517 a 723-3280 A Cozy fumished bache- lorette, private entrance a bath Parking, bus at door All Inclusive Sun single to. male non-smoker.Cal 728- 6124+ 2& 6124. - ABSOLUTELY beautiful brad new 1.100 sq. h. 2 bedroom basement apart- ment, in prime NE $795 all miusivs. Air able April Ist. 576-2139 AJAX Oxford Towers Spacious spertmrtts, quiet building, dose b Shopping. 401, GO. Pool, sauna. 2 bedrooms available. April 1 and May 1.683.8421, 683. 8571 (until 7:30 p.m.) AJAX. WESTNEY and hwy 2 spacious one bedroom apartment, walkout. dock, private entrance, no pets, availablep rtm�e d• $625 plus. 4274425 - AJAX. Weshaymol, base- ment apartment, above ground, private entrance, $600 inclusive, available Apr. 1st. Call (905) 666- 4625,(416)497-9620 AJAX- 1 bedroom walkout basemem apt. Very dean i newly built. Non-smoker, no pets. $650/month widu- Sive. 1st i last. Available May 1st. Call (905) 683- 9639. 83 9639. BACHELOR apartment, $450/month. parking, utili- ties. cable included. Central Oshawa. No Pets. Cal 723- 0704. 23 0704. n le m. . 0 WHITBY - 2 level apart- 2 BEDROOM country SOUTH AJAX room in QUALITY D'Angelo Mu1G- ment, one bedroom plus home, available April 1. home. Shared kitchen, level N.W. Oshawa 3+2 loft, unusual layout. deck, Large property on Lambs laundry, parking. 5400./ bedrooms, kitchen over - Parking, near go, $795 in- Rd. in Bowmanville. $795 mo., close to GO and bus looks familyroom with fine- dusive. Ist April. (416) 699• per month plus ufiMies. routes. 905.68&3881. place, 2 walkouts, inground 5287 666-6858 bedroom, 5 appliances, pod, 3 baths, FAG, wi-law WHITBY, two bedroom S. OSHAWA, 3 bedroom, I �OIIIOR�Iti1lIN potential, 160 Goodman Dr. condo. 10th floor, beautiful sidesplit, dose to all amen• ForReM $171,500. Call Sheila Mc - south west view. 5 applian- ifies, available now, $850 Available April 1, /95. Call Laren Sutton Status. 438- cae,s parking, swimming plus utili ies. call 433-39U 905-831-6455. 0990. pooll, all included. Avialble immediatley. $1,000. AJAX, spacious 4 -bed- 191 Lakeview Driveway W. 413. Ajax BRICK BUNGALOW, 3 per trio. Call afer 5 p.m. 655- room rO0^t backspid, 2 baths. fa- suite 2 bedroom condominium, 2 bathroom, bedrooms, eat in kitchen, dining room, plus 9 P s 2 bed - 4063 mil room, fireplace, over- sized lot, 4 p appliances, ensuite, 5 appliances, air room apt., $6,300 down, WHY rent when you can 51150 nhie minnthty rotor- - d.itined, Available May carries $450 per mo. in - own your own home for ences, no pets, 683 8661. 1 • nrsviast required. S95u clucking taxes . Ted Hough - less than you think?!I Call Or ent plus utilities. Call ton, Remax Summit, 668 - Dave Haylock Sales Rep WHY RENT 1 Buy your (416)412-0546 leave meso 3800. Re/Max Summit Real ly own home with no money sage or (416)630-2016. apartments in dean low (1991) Ltd. (905) 668-3800 down, $63,900 - 3 bed- rooms $900 month, incu- WESTNEY/Hwy. 2, one MUST SEE - 3 bedroom semi, 4 appliances, fin - or(905)666-3211 sive. Aurelia Rasanu Cold - bedroom, 5 appliances, shed basement near well Banker RMR, 728- �' Stthos's• parks i shopping. Apartments 9413 ext. 201. parking space. $830/mo. Asking $104,000. Wanted keeping cottages, 3 PCs. Available April 1, /95. Call Call(905)725-4688 mvrtedienty. From $695./ WESTNEY/ HWY 2, 3 905-831-6455. Townhouses bath. pod, beach. store. bedroom, 4 appliances, BASEMENT apartment $104900 Gorgeous 3 9 LOOKING FOR APT. Askin $950 plus utilities. 9 Oif-ICE bedroom bungalow, on mature gentleman widow- May Ist. (905) / E I ui possible in-law er, 1 a 2 bedroom walkout 2Qai�YL Retail Space apartmennt with 2 wash- basement apt. or general WHITBY (Otter Creek) 3 "lenti s�nti Cal Men died) No Mark ta rooms, country treed lot, Gleamirtn hnrrlw w, firv,re oP,. n, ynveiv 000' 2 path. garage, next 111 • working tree Hent !!t- eat -in kitchen, won't last hone. Something prefer- to park, fenced yard. Avail Oshawa Centre, 600 sq. h. Call Peter Neal, Sales ably bright, reasonably April 1 $950 416-261- second floor. Oshawa Rep., Guide Realty, 723 - quiet, sop. entrance, ap- 3870. downtown,600 sq.man 5281 pliances. to: laundry fac., $500. 3500 sq. Lwr.M. air. I do smoke. Rem $550- $1000, 250 Sq. main, NW OSHAWA. 2 storey $750. including utilities. $350., 600 sq.2nd. fir, brick. 4 bedrooms, and ga- Location - Whrtb' Ajax, $500. 1050 sq. main, rage. Near schools i shop- Picketing hop Pickering. Possession end $1,000 Call 434-2447 or Png Call (905)723-5594 of April I will supply refer -S875 655-4132. OSHAWA Athol St. lar ences. 905-420-6298 a 9e Nz. 416-759.6791, ask for (rOitB brick 2 -storey tastefully Ron. or / I f R decorated house, 3 -bed BACHELOR apt ares pita- t Bloor St) OSHLarge • •' Or ent room, eat -in kitchen, artight . one bedroom. fireplace. 2 Large 2 d 3 bedroom / Houses 1 fireplace, central vac, fin- ceramic 1116 floors. /vstAast. apartments in dean low I For Rent TRENT river- Woodland 'she (shed recreation room. 1 $600. Harmony/Okve. rise building Close to 401 Estates, family house t �• Available anytime 72& 8 GO. Parking Available keeping cottages, 3 PCs. lached 9era9�worksbap• 5241. mvrtedienty. From $695./ $1 - Absolute Affordablel / Townhouses bath. pod, beach. store. owner must sen. Asking BASEMENT apartment month Phone 905-576 Wh Rem7 C your Home I For Rent playground, 90 mit. north- only $127,000. Call for rent 2 bedrooms firs• 4255 from $749/matth (utilities east Pidkemg. 1-705-85,'1- (906)723-8884. Pit". backyard. 4 pieta I 8 2 bedroom "lenti s�nti Cal Men died) No Mark ta GOOD NEIGHBOUR- 1317. PORT PERRY - 5139,900 - bath. laundry facilities. apts Freshly decorated in ploy Sales Rep Sutton HOOD in south Oshawa 33 $850. + 40% ubtiaes 905- quiet trRtlex Close to GM. Group Excel Realty 571- bedroom townhouse rn 1 I PrivateHolnes bedroom. convenience 686-5243 a 61 416-2673• large yard. 905-985-2657 6275 or I-WO840.6275 small family carrgtlex close For Sale Plus - week to all amenities. BASEMENT fumrshed 1- CLEAN family building, to schools and shopping. Largs lot for grdon First bedroom apantNnt. prate Oshawa north, one, two i1.4NHI�-�MS $950/mo. an nckuents, Fest/ 207 REYNOLDS time buyers cher. a ,-•Ore entmq. her. hydro. faun- dry three bedroom. Include:O a^-4� r AM.•, aril. SAYS last 435-1088. 10 -7 m. P' ST. WHITBY - onginal owner. � Cale Catharine A e, Y� wick No pets $500/ month. 1sVlast required Heat. hydro, hidge. stow.KING laundry faaYOes.723.2094 U CANNOT i TOWNUNE Immaculate condition. Remax Scugog Rutty. Cal 905-576-8905. TO Area available April 1 and May Ist Large tastefully decorated and newly landscaped. Private (905) 985-4427. 24 hr BRIGHT 3 BEDROOM up• OSHAWA, done to GM,FFORD newer twlldnq, 1. 2. 3 BUT A AOtilsE' 3 bdrm townhouses. neutral decor, ad $174,900. � � �^ pegs,- Per apt avai, mined.. bedroom aperOrertls. 905-nKrKt, P.l rn a apps . 1 t/2 batlu, base- s• March 24/96, 2-4 p m. a can 686-6448 9 WAVERLY/401, Bow - laundry. parking, large 438-0229 an $59*n* ment i garage $895 + p arrange laltehont let. no pets. $700 OSHAWA, huge 1 bad- u gabw $725"M Ufa Phone 721-8213. �pp1 to view No agents martvitle. gorgeous 2 yr, old month pus hydro call coi- Exec. $99910" Evening and weekend lap- please. and unit freehold town - led (705) 878-3871 or room on ravine, separatem4o-own AvawA pd•iblients available. - home. Huge SpaCef!i 4- (705) 324-5587 entrance. Eat -on kitchenown Fireplace Big windowsWHITBY. 0•yment? Bed nice 3 -bedroom i BUNGALOW in Oshawa. bedrooms. 3 baths, 1803 DELUXE 3 -bedroom $BOohrhomh xtduswe. for 1 �upri Cal YN townhouse. garage, new appliances Ckxlu to sq -ft pus basernem, pka apartments in well kept person. (905)723-6170. 571 275 appliances i pant. Ikea Lakeview Park. scrods Quiet residential Best many. ,-many Extras AIN quem to wi Pont Perry, a840.627s biS0 great l-8919, , area nor, 15 mm moth d Osnawa, OSMAWA, Nice 1 Doc -5950 STAPLEY +. C, +. Cora 416-901-8919. seer Can Enrico 905-571- $134,900 Call (905)623- belcony Mtn sit" dogs room bsmt ape in quietRK 7074 4677 fo showing Is I 1000 fleighl oft , ualran i sir Rcp %uu,m GinaP rge ivngroom, SQincluded. fsdiltes. Eii cl R-11, Iii. Space h. living space. 1 bathfacilities. Pols. nOn`kkmoker. evil. I For Rent $840 or 2 Darts $855 plus hydro Call 985-7349 or AOr+I 1.$475 433-1912 728-2255 OSHAWA. One bedroom • INDUSTRIAL units or ELEGANT d CHARMING tes•rrtenI St'Sttmem• peri workshops In mdustna! N W Oshawa ISomerv,aei •n9- Y• SSW mo on- • plaza next to Oshawa Cen- Rossland) 2-b•droan. dusme_ Excellent area. tre Includeds high coings. h I rvang-room, �, available April Ist. Refer- • 1 1 - • park,ng, utilities, wash- Wight kitchen. lovely 4. encu and deposit re • s roans. air compressor. piece washroom. dean. Qured. 7233032. • : • • • - oveAead doors. Month -by - oozy. P�'g• de. 1SiAM. MKERING 401/Whites 2 with Peking fa truck. references. 5850+utiku•s. bedroom unfurnished • RIJ • with hydro. Available ifn- 905-579-9719. basement apt., Sep. ant.. YES ONLY modality. Stant g at $450. newly renovated. utilities 1 a • 576-2982 �O BEDROOM base- and parking ndud•d. it apartment. ,-ton- $725 Avail immediately smoker. Roonts no pea. $751ymp. Mature adult. Cal 905-420 I 1 for Rent firsviast• 1 nr puking, sap 4576 stats entrance, laundry WHITBY; 3 bedroom 2 facilities 'and utilities 619- PICKERING (401/Whiters) Storey fenced yard, fre. 1509 3 bed main floortxurtgalow stove. close b NI schools and 2 FURNISHED rooms. $950. Avail. April / ALSO, Go, available April 1. cable, pederg. separateLARGE 1 bedroom base- 2 bed bsmt. $1150. + utilities. Cal 666- entrance. share kitchen, merit apartment. Fndge. sop. tes SM bathroom. non-smokers, no stove. i hook-ups for 6700. was. irrrthad. llOktiu vete. $350/$375/month+ washer i dryer.Parting for vtthd•d in bath units. 905- 3 BEDROOM back split utilities.480 Call 683-5. 2 vehicles. Gas how. Cal upper and lower available, LI Darryl O 725.6191 before PICKER+1NG 2•b•droom 6 sppLIVERPOOL / FINN. In iances included, 5 p.m. or 721-8825 attar bsmr 650 $ al inclusio. double driveway, fencedlarge room on Oust floor 6p.m. kitchen, 4Pc. beth mn, W. yard I -- + u Ali- 839 $41X). quiet responsible LOVELY TWO BED ing room, �y available. 6275 / 416.560.8945 persons. No pets. Cal 420 LOVELY no D� 1975 ROOM. kung room. fire- 619-96,'it. smolorg AJAX. FlaneoodlBsyly, 2- � WWL kitchen, hibM.dge, bent, $750 Plus u �: �Y - for clew, $725.00 al ndusiw Mai- PICKER/NG, Whites fid. available April 1. No pea, Wed• person. Cooking. Nw1Y-finiaMd largo w/o able erarn•diMaly. 905436- ba-ertiant aparMant, park- pado% dose to ale amwhi- am near bus. near Durh 78M wig, $700/month. Non- lees. Cala 420•-128t. CO". SM morWdy and smoker, no pea. Cal 906- CENTRAL OSHAWA up. Cal 905-728-4845. LUXURY apartment in 830-6850. three bedroom. 2 storey NICE furnished rooms M"IMUM PROFIT •SPECIALIZING IN NEW VIEWS SOFTWARE CANADIAN AND U.S. TAx • PREPARATION ,OFFICE CONPUTERILITKIN. HARDWARE A SOFTWARE AK011 f ooll-MM TO APPEAR ON THIS FEATURE CALL CAROL SCHEFFEL 579-4400 Ext. 2303 416-298-7672 single house, ome. mo - SOUTH AJAX- horse kx not Sm par from $300/mo" Castle family, .-bedroome. livingl new bright, 1 bedroom rip• plus utilibras Available Hotel, eowmanvins. Cam in fee �� room. basement ape. FireplacIst. 4 May • Cal 436 X935 "W or Norman 623- / JM17072. YeIRIOrion s p aM entrancfull apph-es' Parklnm. baps- HARMONY RDJRlossland, available imwlediatey. N . rate entrance, cobls.$750 2 smray 4 bedroom Viola- OSHAWA. 1 room in 4 - Pets. Must be seen. For d 0 a19 Inclusive. Can (905) ion home, 2 112 Ixfes. fa- i�dedu'avaindr tails can 905-430-0436/ mlYroom with fireplace, distely, $3DWmonth. Cam 905-738-8080. SOUTH OSHAWA, 275 main ole floor �^d 905.404-2145. Wentworth Sc W. large 1. garage, available NORTH WHITBY, new 2. -bedroom. dose to flus- NAA1ed'sedy. $1200 plus basement bachelor, 4 pc. es. Shopping. arwiabls int- LIM. (416) 283-0393I ShKW bath. kitcheretiat te, includes medely• $550. $650 8 MMIACULATE 3-bod- 1 ACCOMOMOR parking, laundry. UMM. UP - her stow, heat, hal- room bungalow in good suit quiet, non-smoking dro. parking. 1st required, Whitby neighbourhood. APRIL 1, last negotiable. no pets. stow. hidge. washer i sal worker.lable. north Whitby ex 668-4063.- 3545lar" bedroom 0/momh. Call 434-5183-6. / 5765142 het- err, April possession. $750 am*" hone. non-smokeridry� dishwasher, , ween 9�. monthly plus utilities. Call NORTHEAST Oshawa - TWO bedroom ape., avail. (906)428-9445. mo th. references, call man floor of rawer 3 bed- able April 1st, May 1st, NEWCASTLE abed- 668-1394. room bungalow for rent. we" distance to GM, room, 2 -bathroom house, LOOKING for responsible Fenced yard. Parking for 2 new building. Call 666- air conditioning, fridge, person to sham 2 -bedroom, vehicles, In 5674 or 5763240. dge, stove. slow. lanced yard. $950.. 2 -level apartment. p"g, hook-ups for washer i dry- WESTNEY/401niwy 2. April Ist. Call 1105-987- Laundry. close to amenities. er, gas heat. First i lest. no new 1 -bedroom ,w/o base. 4161. Available April Iat, last pets. $845hnonth + 2/3 util- ment apartment. backyard NEYYCASTLE, 3 bedroom month not required. $300/ month inclusive. 905-432. itis$ Available April 1. Call level, Swilvdining, kitchen, bungalow, with garage. 4 1549 leave message. Darryl O 725-6191 before 41x- both, 5 appliances, appliances, kg. Private pard 5 p.m. or 721-8825 after central air, Pariong, $650in- with deck, 2 storage sheds. PICKERIIG second bed. ap.m. clusive. 428-9752. Credit $950 plus utilities, 436- roam available in 2 bed- C)eck. 9918 room basement apartment. $300Jmo. 905-427.7968 In memory of Jack Flood FWho passed away March 16, 1990 They say memortes are gold Well maybe that is true, But we never wanted memories We ,-Hely wanted you, You never said gooidbye to us, Perhaps its just as well, We never could have $did grxadbye, To ,-Hee we kwed so well, k broke our hearts to lose you, But you slid not go acme, For part of us went with you, - The day God called you home. Your Loving Wife, Lillian, Children, David, Debbie, Steven, Betty, Violet, Ivan and Wil- ly and Grandchildren. ..-... ..._ .......-._.-.«_._-_ �" .. ..... �'$--2!R..!4wYtEr.: :sly ,1�. v "RDr.r..• M"IMUM PROFIT •SPECIALIZING IN NEW VIEWS SOFTWARE CANADIAN AND U.S. TAx • PREPARATION ,OFFICE CONPUTERILITKIN. HARDWARE A SOFTWARE AK011 f ooll-MM TO APPEAR ON THIS FEATURE CALL CAROL SCHEFFEL 579-4400 Ext. 2303 416-298-7672 single house, ome. mo - SOUTH AJAX- horse kx not Sm par from $300/mo" Castle family, .-bedroome. livingl new bright, 1 bedroom rip• plus utilibras Available Hotel, eowmanvins. Cam in fee �� room. basement ape. FireplacIst. 4 May • Cal 436 X935 "W or Norman 623- / JM17072. YeIRIOrion s p aM entrancfull apph-es' Parklnm. baps- HARMONY RDJRlossland, available imwlediatey. N . rate entrance, cobls.$750 2 smray 4 bedroom Viola- OSHAWA. 1 room in 4 - Pets. Must be seen. For d 0 a19 Inclusive. Can (905) ion home, 2 112 Ixfes. fa- i�dedu'avaindr tails can 905-430-0436/ mlYroom with fireplace, distely, $3DWmonth. Cam 905-738-8080. SOUTH OSHAWA, 275 main ole floor �^d 905.404-2145. Wentworth Sc W. large 1. garage, available NORTH WHITBY, new 2. -bedroom. dose to flus- NAA1ed'sedy. $1200 plus basement bachelor, 4 pc. es. Shopping. arwiabls int- LIM. (416) 283-0393I ShKW bath. kitcheretiat te, includes medely• $550. $650 8 MMIACULATE 3-bod- 1 ACCOMOMOR parking, laundry. UMM. UP - her stow, heat, hal- room bungalow in good suit quiet, non-smoking dro. parking. 1st required, Whitby neighbourhood. APRIL 1, last negotiable. no pets. stow. hidge. washer i sal worker.lable. north Whitby ex 668-4063.- 3545lar" bedroom 0/momh. Call 434-5183-6. / 5765142 het- err, April possession. $750 am*" hone. non-smokeridry� dishwasher, , ween 9�. monthly plus utilities. Call NORTHEAST Oshawa - TWO bedroom ape., avail. (906)428-9445. mo th. references, call man floor of rawer 3 bed- able April 1st, May 1st, NEWCASTLE abed- 668-1394. room bungalow for rent. we" distance to GM, room, 2 -bathroom house, LOOKING for responsible Fenced yard. Parking for 2 new building. Call 666- air conditioning, fridge, person to sham 2 -bedroom, vehicles, In 5674 or 5763240. dge, stove. slow. lanced yard. $950.. 2 -level apartment. p"g, hook-ups for washer i dry- WESTNEY/401niwy 2. April Ist. Call 1105-987- Laundry. close to amenities. er, gas heat. First i lest. no new 1 -bedroom ,w/o base. 4161. Available April Iat, last pets. $845hnonth + 2/3 util- ment apartment. backyard NEYYCASTLE, 3 bedroom month not required. $300/ month inclusive. 905-432. itis$ Available April 1. Call level, Swilvdining, kitchen, bungalow, with garage. 4 1549 leave message. Darryl O 725-6191 before 41x- both, 5 appliances, appliances, kg. Private pard 5 p.m. or 721-8825 after central air, Pariong, $650in- with deck, 2 storage sheds. PICKERIIG second bed. ap.m. clusive. 428-9752. Credit $950 plus utilities, 436- roam available in 2 bed- C)eck. 9918 room basement apartment. $300Jmo. 905-427.7968 In memory of Jack Flood FWho passed away March 16, 1990 They say memortes are gold Well maybe that is true, But we never wanted memories We ,-Hely wanted you, You never said gooidbye to us, Perhaps its just as well, We never could have $did grxadbye, To ,-Hee we kwed so well, k broke our hearts to lose you, But you slid not go acme, For part of us went with you, - The day God called you home. Your Loving Wife, Lillian, Children, David, Debbie, Steven, Betty, Violet, Ivan and Wil- ly and Grandchildren. ..-... ..._ .......-._.-.«_._-_ �" .. ..... �'$--2!R..!4wYtEr.: :sly ,1�. v "RDr.r..• In memory of Jack Flood FWho passed away March 16, 1990 They say memortes are gold Well maybe that is true, But we never wanted memories We ,-Hely wanted you, You never said gooidbye to us, Perhaps its just as well, We never could have $did grxadbye, To ,-Hee we kwed so well, k broke our hearts to lose you, But you slid not go acme, For part of us went with you, - The day God called you home. Your Loving Wife, Lillian, Children, David, Debbie, Steven, Betty, Violet, Ivan and Wil- ly and Grandchildren. ..-... ..._ .......-._.-.«_._-_ �" .. ..... �'$--2!R..!4wYtEr.: :sly ,1�. v "RDr.r..• olwy TML end reY In law apt a 9.New 1 112 yr at brick walkout basement v apf.4 bdrm,4 boths,2 ens.central vadnatural line for berbecue.Sig yard. This horns is im- itate,a must see and Asking $198,900 -Call 668-4264. i ' Out -01 -Town Properties HERITAGE home. 2-3 PC baths, highly int heat pump- 2.75 red comer lot. 45 x 30 bam and garage only )00. Near Rice Lake res Lancing. Info call 623-3194 or (905) 178. V.J. Lauesen Money to Lend EY problems? Debt )I,dations, credit ar- rments, personal �t planning, credit ne- FREE CONSULTA- S Ontario Credit sellors (Oshawa -Tor - 433 -1425 • Wohip • Wohip • Wohip Morley • rs111:19111• logs • rs�vices To Lend COME ONE COME ALL FOR A BLESSED WEEK -END OF SPECIAL MUSIC BIBLE TEACHING GOOD FELLOWSHIP MARCH 22ND, 23RD, AND 24TH AJAX CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY FELLOWSHIP 30 BARR RD. (WESTNEY RD. SOUTH) FRIDAY 7:00 PM SATURDAY 10:00 AM, 2:00 PM, 7:00 PM SUNDAY 10:00 AM, 7:00 PM LUNCH AND SUPPER PROVIDED ON SATURDAY TOTAL COST FOR WEEKEND $30.00 TO REGISTER CALL PAUL OR AUDREY AT (905) 427-6735 PLEASE REGISTER BEFORE MARCH 21ST HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE! 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A Mealthy Lif P I N E R I D G E Doscover thepowers of Reiki NATI)RAL HEALTH HTHIS WEEK'S EALTH 1 P "Your backbone protects the nerves of your spinal cord that gives live to every organ and tissue in your body" "Wouldn't you like to know how healthy it is?" Dr. MaryAnn Franko DC., BA., BPE. ac Brock Rd. &Hwy #2 Owxt to Swiss ChOW NEW GYM NEW EQUIPMENT NEW YOU "And You Don't Have To Be In Shape To Train Here" ONE -WEEK FREE -4W XIT +la�rh • i7ra..a CAaA JUST CALL 1795 gAyLy SL 837-0737 tn*T 10, pICIt mm of "Do you suffer from occasional throbbing or burning pain 'Are you embarrassed used by varicose veins?' Dr. Ldiana Katz VM TRFATMM CMC Non-surgical solutions for varicose and spider veins Ajax Medical Arts Building 601 Harwood Ave. S. Suite 208 Aja:, (9os) 686-4439 Torrance Medical & win Clinic 2930 Eglinton Ave. E- t_ Scarborough. (416) 438-5 healing with "Transition" i ,e .ori • , � ' • n Denetrea uses her Reiki healing technique by allowing universal energy to flow through her body to her dient's to strengthen their own inner healing powers. By Peter Hughes Our lives are constantly changing. For some its' smooth sailing while for others it's a constant roller coaster ride. You can easily upset the sensitive balance between your emotional, physical. mental and spiritual states. Finding balance is an important way to find happiness both inside and outside yourself and more and more people have come to appreciate how a strong mind and spirit can heal your body. Denetrea is a specialist in Reiki, a hands on healing method. The word Reiki means "Universal Life Force Energy and through her body and then her hands she lets the universal energy flow through to you to reenergize those areas of your body that are causing you pain. "Reiki healing is a pure energy form," she says. "It's a holistic self-help technique for directing life energy." Depetrea calls her business "Transition". That's because we are all going through transitions that cause anxiety, stress and pain. By tapping into the spiritual healing powers we all have, she helps people help themselves by utilizing the powerful force of mind over body. For those that have had the treatment, it has relieved their stress and pains from old and new injuries, helped them sleep and has given them a feeling of well being they never knew before. Denetrea also uses the healing powers of crystals such as amethyst which has a wonderful calming effect and practices aromatherapy to take advantage of the wonderful power that scents such as orange or pine can have on healing. "I bring out to the surface the blockages that cause pain and cleanse them from your aura," says Denetrea."It's a non -intrusive method of healing for those that have found traditional medicines limiting." Of course she does not want to discourage people from seeing their doctors but just wants people to consider alternatives that could allow them choices for self-discovery and healing. Visit "Transition" for an introductory session to discover how Denetrea's natural methods can help you. Call for an appointment Monday to Saturday at (905) 683-0684. STZESSEt1 �WvA pti"d WHY LIVE WITH rr? The Healing Process That Works • Lower back pain • OkMm Injuries • Aching feet Introductory Sessions Available Call for details Denetrea (905) 683-0684 • For Information On How You Can Receive Your'FREE' Editorial, Call Christian -Ann at (416) 798-7672 or (905) 579-4400 Tsai . Fy W• i k dw go . . . I 1 T 1 - - ' . - , PAGE 22 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 17, 1996 ome- mpro DURHAM WINDOWS & DOORS (905) 579-2222 Complete Selection of Vinyl Windows & Doors Techl"2001 CASEMENT DOUBLE HUNG t. TILT -ACTION F _ • Picture Windows • Bay & Bow - _ Windows • insurance ;.laims • Patio Doors • Storm Doors • New Construction Windows • Glass & Screen Repairs MOBILE SHOWROOM FREE ESTIMATES WAYNE HUTCHINSON 696 KING ST. W. SALES SERVICE & OSHAWA. ONTARIO INSTALLATION L1J 21-3 (905) 579-2222 vement SOLID OAK A CHERRY SOLID FURNITURE sow • AMISH MADE sow• FINISHED IN OUR OWN PLANT SOUR CUSTOM FURNITURE. FISHES & COLOURS PIgCEANG HOE A DESIGN CENTRE 1756 PK3MFWSG PARKWAY (COWER OF !MOCK RD. A 101. PICKERNG) 427=1381 I ) t I I .• 4% • -UP TO $M.00 INSTANT REBATE ••OR UP TO tL% SAY GIFT CFR MCATFS D. Sew hc"r and COO* pmd.a1 cow" # R _` _� iRtkcclrbrotioR. CaQ''1kr.NrGtq 9'ow1X4 dw n a �� - ---- (sFw Ef...w thermoshell itl tl" /wIb c .Abaft - LE/YNQX NEATIrdcia COONG OSHAWA 1905) 5711-2070 V 1W FWTE OF w -Ii TO 00 MT W CERMF"M FOM THE FLI D4W OF ACO LETE HEA, MIO HM ONU TO O:FEMI GLOP" MDJSTWESNC IM LBO" DEALEMME FgEYBLDEMTLYOIMEDAND OMEFNTED dMNESSES Your, HomE IS Your, CASTLE STOP BURNING MONEY We Don't .` ...-_`s Sell Energy �, �1 •`Il r'rE, xooal t°°yn�� eu�icp� 0rer 16 Years Exp 7lence 3465 Brock Rd., RR#1 Brougham (905) 619-9062 DURHAM WINDOM 5 DOORS \579-2222 MOBILE SHOWROOM A Left, Wayne Hutchinson will bring his Mobile showroom to your home. At right, inside you'll find his display of TECH WELD 2000 WINDOWS. By: Peter Hughes Wayne Hutchinson brings to the replacement window and door business a new and long overdue features. It's a Mobile Showroom which just may be the only one in Canada. "The day is gone when you carried some brochures and a sample window to a customer's home," explains Wayne. "So I obtained a retired North York Mobile Library truck and installed interior walls along with all of my window samples" IF F n9 When you call Durham Windows rEST' and Doors for a free estimate, Wayne SH will show up at your e door with his Mobile Showroom which you'll enter by way of a sliding patio door. Inside, displayed on the walls, are the Tech Weld 2000 series of vinyl windows which you're free to operate and you'll discover the many special features including how they can be cleaned without going outside. "After being in this business for 18 years, I can honestly say these are the finest windows on the Durham Windows and Doors brings showroom to your door market," says Wayne. "They're triple sealed to reduce air leakage and come with heavy duty hardware" If you desire, you can choose the Low -E Glass which filters out the ultra violet rays keeping your home cooler in the summer and eliminate the fading of your curtains, drapes and furniture. All of the windows l come with a lifetime warranty and a 10 year guarantee on the installation. -Wayne would also like his customers to know that he does all of the estimates personally, eliminating the cost of a salesperson. Durham Window and Doors do all their own installations, which ensures that every customers gets a high quality job done at the best possible price." Durham Windows and Doors is located at 696 King St. W. in Oshawa or phone (905) 579-2222. GTA Interiors Inc. "Let us create your dream home" Top quality professional workmanship in: * Finished basements " Plumbing • Painting * Wallpapering * Decks ' Fences Satisfaction guaranteed Pictures and references available Call Dan at (905) 509-7523 Over 20 years experience SALES • SERVICE • PARTS RENOVATIONS & REMODELLING 24 HOUR PLUMBING SERVICE (WITH No CHARGE FOR ONERfl1ME) One of the largest plumbing parts department in the greaierToronto area U .A•...d )1O1A0, Ce MCPSO OCE l Drop by our spacious new showroom We Cut & Thread Gas & Water steel Pipe Open 7 days a week to serve you better -- - - - - -- - Drop In & talk to Dave & his ' I � friendly staff for all ` your plumbing needs. JikaZ 1050 BROCK RD. - UNIT 5 PICKERNG 000 YARDS SOUTH OF MW 401 - WEST SDE) 40 TREE REMOVAL • TREE PRUNING • RESIZING HOWARD'S LANDSCAPING a CONTRACTING • RESIDENTIAL* COMMERCIAL Free Estimates For Residential, Commercial and Industrial (Lawn Maintenance) All Work Guaranteed N x:905-839-0282 416-412-7922 Landeeme Ontario LMNAmkqm Mab 117AflCl1M TMASStid1= Over 20 Years Experience ♦:9 •' • of .7'.• ��iY.• .i1rr�:9"s i,rr� THE NEWS ALIVEKTISER SUNDAY, M411tCH 17, 1996 -PAGE 23• Personals Personals Companions Co Pkase read • 1 • 1 • "�^ • 'n�n1ena 11 Birthdays 11 Birthdays 11 Birthdays 11 Birthdays )rou► PLAYMATES TAROT 1-1 ---.0—J .J BEST names & N's 1-900-451- CARD READ- MG. 20 years experience INTIMATE COMPAN- IONSHIP Up Scale - So - 608s ext. 272. 52.99/min, as psychic (also Medical• phisficated, attractive wom- 18+ Twchtone Registered Technologist). Accurate readings for fu - en with ,;harm, personality HEAVENLY PSYCHIC HEAVENLY ture, love, work, travel, for yo much more. Discre- answers. serving over 53 $60/ tion Assured.(905)242- 905 2 42 million readers. Only $2.99 million noble s. h�ngoran$40/l/2-hr. y aP tone NOW HIRING! per min. 24 hrs. 18 yrs. plus 1.900-451-3783. pointment only. Call Violet 905.666.1073, Whitby. • Carpets & DEALERS HEAVENLY PSYCHIC answers 24 hours, serving over 43,000,000 readers. ��mpanions "AN of beg 18 + 1-900.451 Ask us about - - CUSTOMER $2.99/min. EAS SATISFACTION rates 3783 TSIDE CONNEC- TIONS DATELINE - Free to Slrloem, Compatible CONAIGOMM Inquire About our LIVE psychic advice on love. career. Also reunite call to place your ad, no charges for ladies, no We can Wp' Cal FAX YOUR loved ones. All problems. phone hill charges, 905- 454-8399 • � 1 1 $2.75 per mm., 24 hr. 1 • om-dS7.97n7 1A, m1 M 1Aa 430-7060. Frei' COnstiltaWn. DELIVERY �r POF 195 WESTNEY RD. S. AJAX, ONT. (905) 427-6796 OTIVE, PROFESSIONALS - s Minute Oil Change NOW - OPE • Engine OND sty Shampooing 9 ��'� Inquire About our Centre _ & Degreasing • Interior FREE Shampooing �, ♦ "'� PICK-UP & • Rust proofing •'s' DELIVERY undercoating • Carpets & DEALERS mats washed OUR SUCCESS IS WELCOME & sn;:mpooed THROUGH Ask us about - - CUSTOMER our special SATISFACTION rates A C�crnj Cara / Clas- matit is. DIAMOND SHINE Westr�ey South, �, unit A, Ajax .<, ., X905) 619-2 0 SPRING SAVINGS `5 $ BRAKES A MOST C RrS n. ty6900 TUNE-UP 100 4 CYLINDER -.... 3 695 ± Undercar set" OFF ANY = Proofing sea"`�� CARUSO AUTO Transmission Certificate $ oo $3995 1M CLEMENTS RD. ServiceUNIT #177 OIL dI FILTER 197 PICKERING CHANGE............ (905) 686-3803 E�M::W311W A • • ALIGNMENTS 08" AIR CONDITIONING am FUEL DUECrOK BRAKES, IGNITION, CARBURETION REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES 195 t#IESTIEY RD. 94 AJAX, ONT. (905) 427-6796 gZn MACKENmE (JUST S. OF BAYL1) AJAX to Serve You THIUFIY "Honesty, Perfection MECHANIC SHOP wwc. Customer Satisfaction" S 6" Finley Ave. REASONABLE PRICES OIL " 0-01-0, vice .� ILUs , A f MZZ ;FILTER �„ Lvafls and li9t!t afty m,aa etaa. Avlr LTnid` dor' —� "FOR YOUR BUSINESS' WERE i GOING MOBILE FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY *lit CLP E1��`�6 Leave the cleanin to o us SING D "'YES ... CAR DEALERS & RESIDENTS of D1lrham Region... - We have the answer to car cleaning and detailing" L. Have you ever noticed that when ``jf you want to preserve your your car is clean it seems to run better'? investment when buying a new car or It's beyond explanation but it will make your used car look great, then come true when you have it Diamond Shine is the place to visit. professionally cleaned inside and out by Diamond Shine Car Cleaning & Detailing in Ajax. Located at 221 Westney Rd. S. Ajax, this newly opened business is run by the Elawar family who have more than 10 years experience detailing cars for people who take pride in their cars or trucks. & belt bis Nach and father and fellow detailer Dave 1�.bavte,ahwldyy is a few abort ED ,iiEmed ties ma owd 0,811 ma You can choose from three different packages available including the "Deluxe" which consists of a complete interior vacuum, shampoo (steam cleaning) and deodorizing, carpets and mats washed and shampooed, dashboard cleaning and dressing, seatbelt cleaning, engine shampoo and degreasing, door jams cleaned and degreased, tire and rim cleaning and dressing, exterior hand wash and chamois drying, window cleaning inside and out, truck vacuuming and more. Jamil, Joanne and Nach Elawar, with Dave Sebrants in back, are the dedicated team at Diamond Shine. On the wall at Diamond Shine it says "we take pride in what we do, so if you like our work please tell your family and friends. If there are any problems... Please tell us." Diamond Shine also does exterior This family business, just like their polishing, scotch guarding, rust brother Wally's well known Wally's proofing, undercoating and senior's restaurant in Oshawa, is dedicated to discounts are available. customer satisfaction which combines Their pick up and drop off service is quality service and competitive prices. a convenient way to get your car detailed. Drive with pride with a car cleaned "It takes about two hours for a and detailed by Diamond Shine. You'll complete car cleaning and detailing," feel good and so will your car. So give says Joanne. "After we're done we us a call (905) 619-2899. drop your car off at your home or office" TAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. MARCH 17. 1996 0 0 BRAND NEW 1996 EROSYAR XLY SPOT 1 BRAND NEW '1996 ESCORT LX 5 DOOR OR WAGON - SPOILER • WAGON GROUP - AUTOMATIC TRANS • ALUMINUM WHEELS • AIR CONDITIONING • DUAL AIR BAGS • POWER LOCKS :;r •ELECTRIC MIRRORS POWER WINDOWS 209 • TACHOMETER • SPORT APPEARANCE PER MO. • AM/FM STEREO CASSETTE 24 MOS. VO R CHOICE'll NEW 1996 NEW 1996 WIN�STAR OR TAURUS • 7 PASSENGER • AIR CONDITIONING • LUGGAGE RACK • QUAD CAPT'S CHAIRS - ALUMINUM WHEELS • 3.OL V6 ENGINE • AM/FM CASSETTE • POWER WINDOWS/LOCK.4 • ABS BRAKES • SPEED CONTROL • LIGHT GROUP • TILT STEERING 99.*-1Co m T FOR$269 �- PLUS FREIGHT, TAXES AND LICENCE EXTRA. REBATE APPLIED TO SALES PRICE. BASED ON 24 MONTH PLAN LEASE. $2500 DOWN PLUS IST WORTH AND REFUNDABLE SECURITY DEPOSIT, FREIGHT, LICENCE AND TAXES EXTRA. 36,009 KM. FREE OAC. 0 PER MO. 24 MOS. i sh