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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1996_03_22FIBERGIASS WINDOWS No GST - No PST on all orders 77� AA (Limited Tune offer) LEAMM�AA%LE Windows & Doors 601 Aspen Rd. 831-1989 MP's anGST McTeague may not seek re-election if Grits don't deliver on GST vow / Pg. 3 Orien Rug Conec dtmt Inc. .rae 1-linewSeleca..n ., k,. cn.pres Special Sale Sb% 4 off Pickering Home & Leisure Centre 1755 Pickering Parkway (905) 427-6407 04 40 Advertiser Friday, March 22, 1996 40 pages A Nletroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 42,500 Vol. 115 No. 12 /ts ftp w���i I Secrate schools s week 56 w011ta f oa"., oyteo* The Greenwood United Church hosts an oyster supper Sundae with sittings at 5 and 6:30 p.m. Cost is $10 for adults. $5 fur chil- dren and free I -or pre-schoolers. Tickets must he bought in advance. Call 681-6217. The church is on the 6th Concession. west of Westney Road. Saturda% Some sun. -5 to 3C Sunda% A hit warmer Ay and sunny -4 to 5C Inside In the news Entertainment ....................9 Sports...............................17 Classified ..........................18 Phone lines General 683-5110 Fax 683-7363 Classified 683-0707 Sincerely Yours 1-900-451-3793 InfoSource 683-7040 Death Notices 683-3005 Auction Line 683-7545 On the Internet at www.durhamnews.net 93,t + 7t GST = $1 Bv STEPHEN SH.10V The Durharn Region Roinan Catholic Sepa STAFF R1 IN 1RTI-R rate School Board will explore the change Dt'RH:�%1 — S%kiO m�_ .cparatc .:11oi)1s After Stan Karwowski. trustee for n.haw; here to a t1�ur-da\ �\cck i...\.Norlh ,cr11u1N Ward,, 3 and 1, put forth a motion at Tuesda- Inw%ll�_ation. �.I `. .I(` 1I,11,1%kA !(ll�lii %kh'' 111`_'lll , ,11ccial Ikr.onncl and hnan:c:onlllllt wants the idea - on the financial savings which would result e from condensing the traditional five-day week 1 to four days. With provincial education grants to he Hoop dreams Miguel Mathura tries to elude Scott McDonald, left, and Haneef Kanji during a pick-up basketball game in Pickering Monday. photo by Ron Pietroniro HOME OF THE ORIGINAL BIGFOOT` c '6 511111 live AJAX ' suss & WINGS PI KERING 683-3333 C 839-4411 �� Free Delivery from 11:00 a.m. MM� 1. Md 411111b � � 111111111.1110 •: ►� •16111 Mal. The Original Bigfoor 20 Piece Pizza Deluxe Pepperoni, Mushroom, 1 Green Pepper, Onion, Bacon 1 and Sweet Red Pepper 991 15 1 L40. plus tax 1 •.___._NL______.J See SEPARATE... Page 5 Slain Pickering man's widow suffering again after denial of compensation `I'll have to put the house up for sale' By STEPHEN* SHAW ti c AFF R1 _11( 1R t I R PICKERING — 'File Ic__,al which "looks after crinunais In court and in jail" but not their victims has betrayed Danielle Thomas. The widow of a Pickering man found shot to death in a field four months after he was abducted has been denied any financial compensation for her pain and suf- fering by the Criminal Injuries Danielle Compensation Thomas Board. "These two men (accused in her husband's murder) took everything away from me, financially and emo- tionally. They took away our future," she says angrily. "And the board says I haven't suffered?" A two -member panel of the board ruled Ms. Thomas provided "no suffi- cient evidence to support the claim See PICKERING.-Page 2 rrgIrririg riiiiiiIII � rirmirui riiiiiiii or111111 111111111 - . ICOMBO_ I 1 Medium Square 12 Piece Pizza 1 Plus 1/2 Ib. Chicken Wings 1 Plus 1/2 Ib. Garlic Bread 2 Plus 2 Cok • • plus L ONLY tax PA(;E 2 -THE NEWS Apt ERHSER ERIII.AV. NIAR('H 22.19% ingst�l BufferPickeringmurder victim s widow lr FROM PAGE 1 she suffered nervous shock" as aresult of her husband Ken's 1994 murder. Mr. Thomas, a 55 year- old carpenter, was abducted Sept. 14. 1994 and his car was used as a getaway vehi- cle after a violent hold-up at Gagnon' Sports in Oshawa where the store's owner Roger Pardy was shot to death. Mr. Thomas's bullet -riddled body was found four months later in a bushy area near the Picker- ing Nuclear Generating Sta- tion. Ronald James Wood- cock. 44, and Roshan Norouzali. 32, both of Lon- don. Ontario. were arrested last October and charged with the first-degree mur- ders of both men. The board ruled Ms. Thomas was entitled to the maximum of 54.000 for her husband's funeral expenses, which she says cost S7.600. Ihuham R"ion's authorax on Collmtor Plates In business since 19S, kliNLn A%ailable as well as $250 for five days of work. She applied for the maximum payment of $25,000, to compensate for emotional suffering and the 17 unpaid work days she missed. In order to qualify for pain and suffering compen- sation, a victim must pro- vide psychiatric evidence to prove he or she suffered "nervous shock". says M.u-*' Lee, registrar manager of administration for the board. "The board looks for an identifiable lasting mental disorder requiring treatment and frequent hospitaliza- tion... Grief and sorrow in itself is not defined as ner- vous shock." says Ms. Lee. The board's decision was ..a disappointment and an insult," Ms. Thomas says. "}low do they decide who suffers and who doesn't? I don't know. How do they know what I went through? ''`When your husband S_ can you not suffer? They just asked me ques- tions but I didn't really have the chance to tell my stony. "For four months I didn't know. I slept with my clothes and shoes on think- ing I might have to get up in the middle of the night I is murdered, how -- Danielle Thomas ter in college. Now, she will have to sell her home. she says. "The money wasn't for now, it was going to be a little nest egg for three or four years down the road so I could at least have a life when I retire " says the 57- year-old clothing sales woman. "I guess I'll just have to work an extra couple of years as long as I can and put the house up for sale." Ms. Thomas has until Tuesday to file an appeal of the board's decision, a result of a one-hour hearing last Sept. 13. However, she's not sure if she can afford the legal or emotion - al expense. "First I had to suffer the four months he was gone, then the shock of finding out what happened and now the trial will be starting soon and who knows what kinds of ugly things will be said? "I suffered then and I'm still suffering. When your husband is murdered, how can you not suffer:'" Not knowing was so hardRead Kmq S1 W. Osna and then they find his body. 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Moa - FA 9:30 - 9:00 Sat 10:00 - 6:00" Sun.12 - 5 if THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAR('H 22. 19%& -PAGE 3 as � t ­ GST at his party his party had not delivered run if the GST was not on one of its major election replaced, Mr. McTcaguc planks. When asked whether said, "I'll cross that bridge he would definitely refuse to when I get to it." . 0 McTeague may not seek re-election if Liberals don't deliver on promise By MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REK)RTER AJAX-PICKERING — Ontario Riding MP Dan McTeague says he may not be willing to carry the Liber- al banner here in the next federal election if his party's government doesn't live up to its promise to replace the GST. The issue was at the fore in Ottawa Wednesday as the Reform Party brought a motion before Parliament to eliminate the Goods and Services Tax. Mr. McTeague, who couldn't vale on the motion because he returned to Durham to be- with his wife after she suffered minor injuries in a car accident, says he would have cast his ballot against it because it had no provision for replac- ing the tax. But he adds he agrees with the motion's "theme. "This is an issue which should have been resolved by now. I've had great diffi- culty accepting the fact that after three budgets we are seemingly no closer to hon- oring page 22 of the red book. - (That page in the red book outlin- ing the liberal election platform in 1993 deals with replacing the GST). In fairness to the I.iberals, notes Mr. McTeague, Minister of Finance Paul Martin is having difficulty getting the Provinces to agree to -harmo- nization". under which the provin- cial and federal sales taxes would be collected as one tax in order to save administra- tive costs for both levels of govern- ment and for the businesses that now must sepa- rately collect both taxes. The MP says most of the prob- lems associated with harmoniza- tion, such as com- ing up with a sales tax formula that will not increase the total tax burden on consumers, have already been "ironed out" in federal/provincial talks. He says the federal govern- ment already has "agreement in principle" on har- monization with the Maritime provinces, Que- bec, Saskatchewan and possibly Man- itoba. "The stumbling block is Ontario," he says, noting it appears the Province is hold- ing up the negotia- tions "for partisan reasons". Mr. McTeague says har- monization will reduce gov- ernment costs by eliminating duplicate administrative and enforcement staff by about 6.00 employees. As well, he believes changes should be made to make collecting the new tax easier on busi- nesses. He notes that under the current GST firms have to do the paperwork for the tax and remit it to the federal government every month, and often have to pay the tax before they are paid by clients for the goods and ser- vices it was levied on. He also notes businesses are not compensated for the work they do to collect the GST for the federal government, while in Ontario at least they are compensated for collect- ing sales tax for the Province. Dan McTeague Mr. McTeague believes a harmo- nized sales tax would make Cana- da more competi- tive, because most other countries don't saddle their economic sector with two sales tax systems. He also expects the total sales tax paid by Ontario consumers could go down to 13.5 or 14 per cent instead of the current 1.5 per cent as a result of administrative savings. "I'm not living in a dream world," says Mr. McTeague. explaining bath he and the public know consumers won't be getting a huge tax break when the GST is replaced. But he adds it's fair to expect the govern- ment to act on the GST in a way that will save it money, give taxpayers a small break, and stimulate the economy. And if the Provinces aren't willing to co-operate, he says, the federal govern- ment should go ahead with sales tax reform as best it can without them. If' changes aren't made, says the MP. he would feel very uncomfortable asking Ontario Riding voters to cast their ballots for him in the next federal election when (formerly of West Hill) .�- p .r Family Owned and Operated 1 -4 R Martino Sr, Director R Mwmo Jr Directs Family Centre %BefoCall and Compare Your Decide sg re 13rock Road Chapel. 1057 Brock Road PICKERING Just south of sot) 686-5589 FPlease recycle up 6- �, ,o, B 1 L L f A R U T B L E S NOW ON SALE ME R 00 j� GAME ROOM STORE Pickering Town Centre (905) 420-6113 PAGE: 4 -TNF: NFWS %I)%*F'R"I"ISFR FRII)AV. %IARCH 22.1996 A No Vacancy sign could have been post- ed for a Canadian Red Cross Society blood donor clinic at St. Bernadette's Church in Ajax Tuesday. All 15 beds were occupied as 268 units were collected, sur- passing the clinic goal of 250. The Ajax - Pickering branch of the Red Cross holds its next clinic is April 18 and 19 at the Metro East Trade Centre in Pickering. photo by Ron Pietroniro Pickering Councillors deliver boos to plan to privatize booze sales By MARIANNE: TAKACS i7Aii kl.P()kILk PICKERING -- I*hc I,,wn does nut want liquor sold in local convenience stores. That was the message from the majority of Pickering Coun- cillors as they passed a resolu- tion Monday opposing the pri- vatization of the Liquor Control Board of Ontario. The resolu- tion. brouLht forward by Ward laical Councillor Sherry Senis, asks the Pro\trice to reconsider its privatization plans and leave the LCBO in place. "The LCBO is a successful tax collector and a highly prof- itable business.-- said Coun. Senis. "If it ain-t broke don't fix it.-- She maintained allowing liquor to be sold at places like convenience stores would be a "recipe for disaster" and said she couldn't support any mea- sure which would make alcohol more easily available to young people. "It's been proven in other provinces such as Alberta that privatization has not been a benefit to the public." The Council meeting was attended by Ray Gorse, a repre- sentative of the Ontario Liquor Control Board Employees Union, which has mounted an extensive advertising campaign urging citizens to oppose priva- tization of the I_CBO. He told councillors the LCBO gener- ates $1.4 billion annually in tax revenue and profit for the Province. and that Ontaricy resi- dents would have to pay $156 each more in taxes to make up for the loss if it was privatized. In addition, he maintained. privatiza- tion would increase policing and health costs since easier access to alcohol would result in an increase in alcohol- Rick related crime and health problems. He also noted pri- vate store owners and employees selling alcohol would he much less likely than LCBO staff to refuse to sell to underaLe or intoxicated cus- tomers. She As well, according to Mr. Gorse, privatization would probably increase liquor smuggling because it would provide a bigger potential mar- ket for contraband booze, which is of course not pur- chased by the LCBO. "We have to look at all the costs associated with alcohol consumption," he said. Mr. Gorse stated that in other places where alcohol sale and distribution has recently been privatized: such as Alberta, some U.S. states and New Zealand. prices for alcohol have gone up, selection has gone down and jobs have been lost. Councillors Senis,y Brenner, Das Ryan and rr JO Doug Dickerson oted in favor of the resolution, while .Mallor Wayne Arthurs and Council- lors Rick Johnson and Enrico Pistritto voted against it. Coun. Johnson said he was unwilling to hnson oppose privatization wL ithout first hearin the other side of the argument from the Province, and he noted that in any case the issue is "on the back burner right now" at Queen's Park. Coun. Pistritto also Senis wanted to hear the other side, and point- ed out that in some countries where alcohol sales are less restricted, young people abuse booze less and there is "no excitement" about reaching drinking age. Mayor Arthurs said he is not necessarily in favor of privati- zation of the LCBO, but believes possible alternatives such as franchising 'liquor sales are worth looking into. Y P Boyfriend charged in drunk attack on Pickering woman PICKERING -- A Scarborough man -was charged Wednesday with assault with a %Capon, robbery and mischief following a vicious domestic assault on a 25 -year-old Pickering woman last week. Durham Regional Police report the woman's 27 -year-old boyfriend arrived at her Kingston Road apartment drunk March 12 and attacked her when he was asked to leave. Police say witnesses reported the man pushed the woman to the ground, punched her several times, grabbed her by the hair and hanged her head on the floor, then dragged her unto the balcony and hit her with 'a chair before leaving the apartment. Police sav the woman suffered bruises and minor injuries. About $500 damage was caused in the apart- ment. artch sxsoerc3lals _-6 Tirti t Cftarbotllla� $79rtde`�Lu-� i>t f tf 31) Bottles ( 90-5) 831-3244 PUBLIC NOTICE THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM IN THE MATTER OF, THE MUNICIPAL ACT TAKE NOTICE THAT the Council of the Reginal Municipality of Durham may pass by-laws authoring construction of me tonowtno protects ROAD NO. 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ENG. coklltltsalONEft OF WORKS J- 1 Separate school board to study fourmdayweek* FROM PAGE 1 let my own kids, and I don't think most slashed by SI billion over this year and k Id h h'1 next, "We have to look at innovative and creative alternatives if we want to maintain the current level of" services we provide," says Mr. Karwowski. He suggested staff consult with ol" icials at the London - area Elgin County Board of Education, which last month passed a motion requesting``S Education Minister John Sno- bclen change existing legisla- tion to allow hoards to adopt the litur-day school fom ral. A study recently conducted by the Elgin County public hoard determined that switch- ing to a four-day week could Sim save $1 million annually in reduced transportation, heating, hydro and staff costs. Research has found a four-day week fosters "greater student enthusiasm. higher teacher morale, a decrease absenteeism tier students and teachers" and would have no impact on students' academic performance, the Elgin board's study notes. "The bottom line is that the current level of service we provide today is going to change under the Mike Hams government," says Mr. Karwowski. And, drastic times call for drastic measures, he says. " If we want to offer the sameschool of and transportation pro- grams to students we do now then we have to provide opportunities to reduce our costs... We could be losing millions of dollars so this is the type of unique alternative we have to seriously inves- tigate to see what are the pluses and minuses." Under the four-day week. school days would have to he stretched by one to one -and -a -halt hours to make up for the lost day. The Elgin County hoard has suggested going from five to six instructional hours each day. Another Oshawa trustee flatly rejects the idea. "I certainly wouldn't d S • Full Internet Access • 7 day -a -week Customer Service • Flexible Rates • Personal E -Mail Address • Web Page Services Available • Full T1 Access • Business Packages N GIVE THE GIFT OF UNLIMITED RESOURCES < with an internet gift certificate , people [ now woo want t ur c t - dren, to go to school tour days a week. The days would he just too long," says Oshawa Wards 7 and 9 trustee Matt Simmons, also finance committee chairman. Mr. Karwowski, while acknowledging many parents would oppose the four-day week, argues the inconve- ,. to nicnccs — such as having to make child-care arrange- ments for the extra day -off — are a small price to pay to `.r• sustain a high quality of olio r cation. Ab He says the money saved Matt by moving to a four -Jay mons week could allow the board to maintain current pupil - teacher ratios, bound to rise with con- tinuing papulation growth and govern- ment grant reductions. '•V%'c are in dit-ficult times and we wouldn't be doing our jabs if we didn't look at all types of alternatives. We have to do what we can to ensure these cuts are made outside the classroom:' says the trustee, forced to justify the cost of the preliminary study to skcpti- cal colleagues. " NVe can't afford not to do ( the study )." While committee hacked the study, in a later interview Mr. Simmons dis- missed it as untimely and unrealistic. " I think it's premature. We'vc got a lot of other things on our plate right naw and Fin not in favor of hall int-, staff spend tons and tons of time on (his." VIC= Call 683-0707 to get connected! & Pw,'v1 News Advertiser For more A information call ... 683-0707 8 a.m. to 8 P.M. Monday to Friday, Durhamnew•s, Vet Sat. 9:30-3:00 Internet Gift Certificatie_�VY ZO.00 twenty dollars Authorized by: 683-5110 T'HE NE" S ADV'ERT'ISER FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1996-11PAGE 5 BOOK NOW. T R VEL. PAY LATER. NO MONEY DOWN. NO INTEREST. NO PAYMENTS UNTIL 1W RETURN.' 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Pickering Town Centre 420-1600 Out of local call zone 1-800-199-6466 ys Prices and dates are available at advertising Open Prices are per person, double occupancy. subject toavailability, do not include any applicable taxes surcharges or insurance unless otherwise stated For spec fic inclusions terms and conditions please refer to the applicable suppliers brochure available at Sears Travel Service 1996 Sears Canada Inc Sears Canada Inc. d b a Sears Travel Service Ont Reg #2264141 m is&.4nR6 dice 'See Sears Travel W 1-_X1X C -t nl( rufiT lnl eat.,\ for details M yoe get lite RM Tinel Ceelrtriarleat every time you beek.Oely Sears has it! You get the 11811 Travel Commitnteet every Daae you book. Only Sears has it PAGE 6 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. MARCH 22, 1996 P 7 Editorials and L Ajax-Pickering News Advertiser T1MOTHI' J. W'HITTAKF.R. Publisher A Metroland Community Newspaper JOANNE BURGHARDT. Editor-in-chief published Wednesday. Fnday. Sunday SIEVE HOUS`rON. Managing Editor 130-132 Commercial Ave. Ajax. Ont. BRUCE DANFORD. Advertising manager ALVIN BROUWF.R. Retail Manager LIS 21-15 ARE FAKHOUIUE. Distribution manager Phone. 683-5110 Fax: 683-7363 D=Day for trustees Public and separate school board trustees here have some tough decisions to make. Now that the Province has finally given boards a rough idea of how much money they'll get in grants this year, trustees can get on with the critical budget decisions which have to be made. While Durham's public school board has already made its first round of program cuts — sacrificing junior kindergarten and adult day education — ratepayers can expect more cuts to come as boards here grapple with continuing population growth and reduced provincial grants. If the Durham Board of Education has anN hope of avoiding a hefty tax increase it must slash close to S20 million in the Coming weeks. Bnan Cain, board superintendent of business. has admitted that an initial draft budget calling for a $10 -mil- lion spending increase over last year will need "a lot of changes" as trustees struggle to offset a funding cut possibly as high as $12 million. And the changes will be felt by everyone — parents, stu- dents and teachers alike. For starters, parents will have to make new arrangements to get their children to %0xx)I, students wall have less access to classroom computers and teachers may have larscr classes. Inevitably. administrative, teaching and custodial staffs will he inmrned as a result of the cuts. However, the thousands of employees on the Durham separate and public school payrolls can take solace that they arc likeh to he spared the massive employee purges recently announced by cxher boards in south - cm Ontano. loo:al officials say. In fact. txxh local txiards deserve praise for their patience. As school boards in Halton. Hamilton and Peel, among others, have been hastily handing out pink slips to staff— many spec- ulate as a political message aimed at the Province — Durham boards have refused to push the panic button. Calmly, they chose to await details of Education Nfintster John Snohelen's recently -unveiled "tool kit' and news of the seventy of funding reductions. And. in hindsight it now, appears the massivr layoffs were perhaps premature and exces- sive. - While other boards politically toyed with the livelihoods of thousands. Durham boards. to their credit. sat patiently. Now. though, decision day for Durham's educators has arrived. Hard choices have to be made. To respond to this editorial call Infosource at �nfosourtce 683-7040 and dial 5104 ♦You said it... In response to last Friday's editorial on the Pickering budget process and the secrecy surrounding it, our readers said: ♦ "Perception is everything and Pickering politicians should start realizing this as they continue their back room deals shrouded in secrecy. Kudos to Councillor Senis who attempted to change this policy to no avail." ♦ "Regarding the Pickering budget ... I have four comments. 1. Good job to council in establishing a 90 per cent budget plan relative to last year. 2. Let's see staff in municipal government wake up to the fact that there needs to be more cost manage- ment control ... 3. Let's open up the expense reporting to the pub- lic... 4. Wouldn't it be lovely if the federal and provincial g(2v- ernments were as accountable as our municipal government is?" The News Advertiser The Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5. General: (905) 683-5110 Classified: (905)683-0707 Circulation: (905) 683-5117. FAX: (905) 683-7363 Real Estate FAX: (905) 432-1635 Composing FAX: (905) 579-9273 E -Mail: NewsAd.newsCdurttamnews.net On the Internet: http://www.durhamnews.net y r _ • Letters to the editor Downsizing is good for taxpayer, economy and democracy To the editor: There are times when the best interests of politicians and the voters are not the same. Municipal officials both elected and the bureaucracy seem united in opposition to the Golden Commission recommendations. Politicians want to keep their jobs. The people need low-cost, efficient govern- ment. The Golden commission recommen- dations propose the elimination of regional government and the amalga- mation of the lower tiers. Durham could end up as three municipalities instead of the present nine. Downsizing is good for the taxpayer, the economy and democracy. We don't need any regional governments, least of all a super region to replace the pre- sent five regions of the Greater Toronto Area. We do need to reform the tax sys- tem and equalized commercial and industrial assessment as recommended by the Golden Commission, so Durham has the revenue necessary to provide quality educations. We do need to stop urban sprawl. Potential savings of $2.5 to $4 billion annually and $10 to $16 billions in capital expense are too good to ignore. Back in the 60's, regional government was created to facilitate urban growth. Councils worked closely with develop- ers, converting farms to new subdivi- sions. The province subsidized this urban sprawl is not affordable, is inef- ficient, injurious to our economy and an impediment to healthy cities and strong communities. They propose The Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser iccepts letters to the editor. Ali letters should be typed or neatly hand-written, M words. Each letter must be signed iwitb a ffist and last name or two initials ilei s hot num. Please include a phone numeber for verification. The editor dw rigbt to edit copy for style, wed. Opiniew expo &m of the order and not Bost •f The News redevelopment and intensification, more effective use of existing infra- structure, such as, inner urban, empty schools. At the same time, world grain pro- duction per capita has dropped by 12 per cent. The price of corn, wheat and soya beans has doubled in six months. The US Department of Agriculture forecast a record low, starvation threat- ening, three-week inventory of grain. Soon everyone will pay more for their food. Stopping urban sprawl saves both money and food land. Farm land pro- vides a huge assessment base, but cows don't go to school or apply for welfare. Every acre of food land pro- tected from sprawl provides a net gain to the municipal revenue and every acre subdivided provides a net loss. The Task Force recommendations go a long way towards eliminating the evils of sprawl while at the same time pro- tecting our green space and saving the resource on which agriculture depends. A healthy economy and preserva- tion of our food land is more important than jobs for politicians and bureau- crats. We cannot expect municipal officials to cheer a threat to their employment but we should expect them to refrain from organizing a self- serving protest in opposition to the Golden Commission recommendations. _Lorne Almack, Claremont We asked: What's your opinion of a judge's review stating the Karla Homolka plea-bargain deal should stand? MARIAN BAXTER "I thins. she <got off very IWhtiv.'. SHELLED' DAVIE "I agree she g()t otf� far too easy. The sentence should have been more 1c . ere." SHARON KIRTON "If we go back on what we gave her, how can we ever get testimony from someone else." KEN WATERMAN "It boils down to what is the question of law and how it reads in its pre- sent form." ir.. -•; Race relations forum PICKERING — Guest speakers, a panel discussion, entertainment and a small workshop will highlight the Pick- ering Race Relations Forum Tuesday. All are welcome to attend in the Council chamber at Town Ball from 7 to 9:15 pm. The purpose of the event, sponsored by the Pickering Advisory Committee on Race Relations and Equity, is to raise general awareness of local agencies, programs and initiatives involved in promoting positive race relations in the community. Bromley Armstrong, former Ontario Human Rights Commissioner and a member of the Ontario Labour Rela- tions Board, will deliver the keynote Car THE NEWS AUVERTISER FRIDAY. MARCH 22. 196 -PAGE 7 teaches Harassment Hurts Us All 68�Call3-5110 address. Drawing on his decades of the opportunity to participate in small advisory committee. with your human rights experience, he will discuss group discussions of key race relations For more information on the forum news tips. today's critical issues and the future of questions to help further the work of the call 420-4620. race relations in Ontario. Guests speakers will also include rep- resentatives from government, educa- tion, law enforcement and community social and ethnocultural services. Panelists from community groups will discuss current initiatives to pro- mote positive race relations in Picker- ing. In the third portion of the evening's program, the Town will launch its new public awareness and assistance brochure entitled Harassment Hurts Its All. Finally, those in attendanLL will have A YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND OUR HARDWOOD FLOORING SEMINAR! HOSTED BY CARPET TOWNS TORLYS & UNIVERSAL FLOORING GUEST SPEAKER: WILF SELFF FREE!! YOUR CHOICE OF: • FOAM (underlayment) • ADHESIVE • TOP DRESSING (eurathane) • (,LEANER WITH PURCHASE OR DEPOSIT THE DAY OF THE SEMINAR MUST ATTEND SEMINAR TIME & PLACE FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 12 P.M. -S P.M. Horne & Garden Show • ' 6 p.m. -6 p.m. AJAX STORE SATURDAY 10-12, 1-3 P.M. -191 0 .:-4 8&R [ • Barb's Dolls • HAND MADE PORCELAIN DOLLS • DOLL SUPPLIES • GREENWARE • WE WILL FIRE YOUR GREENWARE • LEARN TO MAKE YOUR OWN PORCELAIN DOLLS (905) 427-7422 - TH E`96 MAXIMA GXE A GREAT DEAL NO MATTER HOW YOU LOOK AT Ire Bll�/ LEASE 71 • m • • s2,61111111,11.r Fully equipped luxury and performance with the lightest and most powerful engine in its class: 190 hp 3.OL V6 with liquid -filled engine mount • 4 -speed automatic transmission • Power windows, door locks and heated mirrors a Full instrumentation *Air-conditioning (CFC -free) Dual overhead map lights • 50 -watt AM/FM stereo cassette • Dual airbags • Steel side door impact bears a 4 -wheel disc brakes a Full-size spare tire and much more! "__ _44 -10- 0 less than a Camry. VVFry pay $8.500 more (that's a loc) Loaded with go-arrywilere 4 -wheel T . C J 50 hp powerplant (dais compared to our regular price). a mudslinging 3.OLV6 engmne, rear -191 0 .:-4 8&R [ • Barb's Dolls • HAND MADE PORCELAIN DOLLS • DOLL SUPPLIES • GREENWARE • WE WILL FIRE YOUR GREENWARE • LEARN TO MAKE YOUR OWN PORCELAIN DOLLS (905) 427-7422 - TH E`96 MAXIMA GXE A GREAT DEAL NO MATTER HOW YOU LOOK AT Ire Bll�/ LEASE 71 • m • • s2,61111111,11.r Fully equipped luxury and performance with the lightest and most powerful engine in its class: 190 hp 3.OL V6 with liquid -filled engine mount • 4 -speed automatic transmission • Power windows, door locks and heated mirrors a Full instrumentation *Air-conditioning (CFC -free) Dual overhead map lights • 50 -watt AM/FM stereo cassette • Dual airbags • Steel side door impact bears a 4 -wheel disc brakes a Full-size spare tire and much more! "__ _44 -10- DjC��� P�� 0 less than a Camry. VVFry pay $8.500 more (that's a loc) Loaded with go-arrywilere 4 -wheel PICKERING ma comes equipped with for a Prem" (and that's drive, automatic t ansmasi on, Reg. $37.05 50 hp powerplant (dais compared to our regular price). a mudslinging 3.OLV6 engmne, rear 1794 Liverpool Road andard horsepower than The �' Quest XE wheel ABS. air cp►dioorwhg splc COMS or Camry), automatic. coma with a 151 hp V6 en". folding rear bench seat. power • ^ *: ' L'24� ditioning (ahh). cruise wtorraoc. air-condiuoming (ahh). windows, ktdcs and nwmom '." ` dual airbagspower k�dts 7 passuhger zeaahg power kxkschromic wheels rear oro tamerdows and minors, windows and mirrors, cruise control. a kickin' 8 -speaker. E111811NELL MfTEI= stereo cassette, passive AM/FM stereo cassette. roof rack 130 -watt AM/FM stereo cassette Ml■R el steering and more! (neat!) and more! and more! EWIEI LATEX Fp to o on paiM1W surbecas. Galled to elimitab tkippiq, Nissan Offers The Best Automotive -Line Warranty. w' 7T r' Scrubbabia finish between new wood and wa board covers beautik+ly trim and doors low gloss enamel Rat and semi -gloss IT'S TIME TO EXPE CT MORE FROM A CAR DEALER Qr-MIT •sutras Mali 1b96 r• NW 401 � OfM abVrres Me1190 Over axpres May 1N6 t y G Smart people always read the Erre prmL Aid they always wear their seatbelts. 'Special No -Nonsense "Wdk.Awav" low km 36 month lease for '96 Maxima GXE _ O (U4RG76 AE00) of $379/mo. OAC. $2.293 down payment or equivalent trade: excludes frehlht PD.I., taxes and licence. i st lease payment and security deposit '95 r h-EEL3 due at lease signing. Mreape con lboins apply Model shown with opaonal alloy wheels. "SpecaMy priced Alamo GXE r 74RGI5 AE001 Model shown wily '95 W z ret optional alloy wheels. TBased on M.S.RP. componson of 95 Ahrna GXE M vs. Camry LE A4. ""Specaey priced Quest XE V6MG75 CC001 teased on 3 GAYLY ST S M.S.RP. comparison oj'95 Quest XE vs. Prem LE t f f Spw* priced '95 Pothjinder XE 15CLG75 CS00r. Modal shown with optional (ender flares_ Lowted•ame offers why, supplies last exclude freight PD.L. applicable taxes teat 6cence. Dealers are free to set inalrvrdual se" prices. DjC��� P�� pJpX PICKERING SCARBOROUGH Reg. $37.05 2 Hardwood Ave. 1794 Liverpool Road 2611 Eglnron Ave. E. COMS (905) 427,9337 (905)837-0317 UTEX CES IIOft (416)269.7110 VELVET LATEX U r E R FILING TICEEKSEPA1NT IIMIe LrA rT E>< 'r�r Reg. $24.99 Reg. $24.29 Reg. $23.99 Reg. 525.93 Reg. $37.05 SALE $19" SALE $19" SALE $19" SALE $1988 SALE $2" KIIIA tIMI SM UTEX CES IIOft S ■iErM LATEX IIoft VELVET LATEX E111811NELL MfTEI= LATEX � SERN Ml■R ENSM OLEIR EWIEI LATEX Fp to o on paiM1W surbecas. Galled to elimitab tkippiq, washable, for wells. washable, ran -yellowing Scrubbabia finish between new wood and wa board covers beautik+ly trim and doors low gloss enamel Rat and semi -gloss Oaw ehpraa May, 1190 •sutras Mali 1b96 espaea Mal' tAe, OfM abVrres Me1190 Over axpres May 1N6 Reg. $29.99 SALE $2488 PREF IN1E LATEX "-KM Low odor, washable. stain resistant Omar emu*& May 1ye PAGE 8 -THE NEIL'S ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 22. 1996 GM may be back to work Monday By TONY DOYLE continent. SPECIAt To THF NFN'` Alt TRTISFR Canadian Auto Workers DURHAM -- News south union representative Dun of the border means a lark Whalen was in Dayton mass of people in Durham Wednesday and Thursday. Rc6on should he headed but was hack in hack to work. time for the A ratification vote will announcement he held today on a tentative which he hoped agreement that was reached would break to end a strike at two Gen- some ground. eral Motors brake plants in "I was down Dayton. Ohio. The deal to in Dayton to get production lines rolling show our soli - for the first time since clarity and they March 4 was reached vis- (union reps) had terdav afternoon. indicated a deal wouldn't More than 175,000 men be struck unless conces- and women in North Amer- sions were made." said Mr. ica were off the job, includ- Whalen. "This would sug- ins some 11.500 in Oshawa gest to me that happened, plants. as the strike crippled «c told them their fight 26 of 29 GM plants on the was our fight. VVe were =,—STERN RANCM11"' Al� #loo Oft. - Western BOOTS F Leather Belts rld A C C Qssories MJ-YAZL*Xc'1-J 487 Westaey Fuad Scxt.l w.427fi-1"87 M I Mor -"1. a, R' 0-8 7 behind them and hope this breaks sonic ice for us this fall (when the contract expires) " Mr. Whalen also noted the Oshawa plants should he running by the middle of next week at the lat- est. The truck plant should be moving Mon- day and the car and fabrication facilities will probably be hack in busi- ness by V\'cdncsday. The strike meant 6,500 employees at the car plant were laid off. 3.500 were sent home from the truck plant and 1,400 jobs had hien put on hold at the fah- rication plant. A. G. Simpson of Oshawa also felt the sting. when it laid off more than 600 employees Wednesday at five of' its six plants. including 125 at the Oshawa location. 'I Ftis has been very. very difficult," said A. G. Simp- son's vice president of' finance. Wavnc Olson. "We are running at about 70 per cent capacity right now. "It will probably take about three to four weeks to I'll] up the pipelines and get them running again." 9 Neighbours of Central Street Claremont We would /No your hwolveiueftt at a Pub/k PettklPitbu Worksk A 0 ©....� S�/:/./..../../.. •MITS • • • =CONSTRUqTIOPr the Region Participation improvements work will improvements and would of Durham is holding o Public Workshop to discuss proposed to Central St.. the proposed consist of drainage and pavement We have prepared some plans 'ike your involvement and input. We are hoping you can attend our Public Participation Workshop on March 26th, 1996, at the Ctaremont Public School gym, Central Street, from 7:00 - 9.30 p.m.. (formal Presentation at 7:15 ) If you have any comments or questions or require further information, please call DON MOSS of PAUI M&I ASSOCIArES I rD. or ( 905 ) 792 - 2215 or MIKE W11SON or PAUI XPAIMA at the Regional Works Dept. (905) 668 - 7721 or 1 - 800 - 372 - 1103. T Prevede/ P. Eng I! A. Sdgadfi , o Eng j ,D4eetor of rransportation Commissioner of works t 17. L 4 -arm----n^,• , ME SUE SCHWAGER Sales Representative' --- , S2 uffm 1950 LYDIA CRES.. PICKERING storey '-.-e -)onng throughout, f r shed rec roorr 4 r.ith fireplace and bar. Help with d�wn LGROUP payment and closing costs. O.A C Cail Sue Schwager'. 905-619-9500 Follow HERITAGE REALTY INC. cz qn5 -o- Dixie & F rch 9 Neighbours of Central Street Claremont We would /No your hwolveiueftt at a Pub/k PettklPitbu Worksk A 0 ©....� S�/:/./..../../.. •MITS • • • =CONSTRUqTIOPr the Region Participation improvements work will improvements and would of Durham is holding o Public Workshop to discuss proposed to Central St.. the proposed consist of drainage and pavement We have prepared some plans 'ike your involvement and input. We are hoping you can attend our Public Participation Workshop on March 26th, 1996, at the Ctaremont Public School gym, Central Street, from 7:00 - 9.30 p.m.. (formal Presentation at 7:15 ) If you have any comments or questions or require further information, please call DON MOSS of PAUI M&I ASSOCIArES I rD. or ( 905 ) 792 - 2215 or MIKE W11SON or PAUI XPAIMA at the Regional Works Dept. (905) 668 - 7721 or 1 - 800 - 372 - 1103. T Prevede/ P. Eng I! A. Sdgadfi , o Eng j ,D4eetor of rransportation Commissioner of works t The Deerhrnst, Bev. 8.- Dely92A"0. Says Monarch: "Buy a home on one of our sidewalks*, %and get a choice from 4fabulous extras!" Other homes from only $214 990 i N131110- !• ow- 0 oma- et v 'Saks Representative "Associate Broker —Broker For a limited time and to help celebrate Spring, when you purchase your Monarch home in Queen's Common, you can select 3 items out of a list of 4 extras as follows: Any 3 of the following 4 items: • central air conditioning (905) 428-0939 • whirlpool tub Nancy Dyck • security system installed On the Internet World Wide Web at: • central vac hgp:ra.'ww.toucan.neMixonarrhl Sales Office Hours Monday - Thursday: I pm. - 8 pm., Friday: 1 pm. - 6 pm., Weekends & Holidays: I 1 am. - 6 pm. 11 I 01- gQb�, cooQb� 0� SQ�� S S ME The Deerhrnst, Bev. 8.- Dely92A"0. Says Monarch: "Buy a home on one of our sidewalks*, %and get a choice from 4fabulous extras!" Other homes from only $214 990 i N131110- !• ow- 0 oma- et v 'Saks Representative "Associate Broker —Broker For a limited time and to help celebrate Spring, when you purchase your Monarch home in Queen's Common, you can select 3 items out of a list of 4 extras as follows: Any 3 of the following 4 items: • central air conditioning (905) 428-0939 • whirlpool tub Nancy Dyck • security system installed On the Internet World Wide Web at: • central vac hgp:ra.'ww.toucan.neMixonarrhl Sales Office Hours Monday - Thursday: I pm. - 8 pm., Friday: 1 pm. - 6 pm., Weekends & Holidays: I 1 am. - 6 pm. 11 I 01- gQb�, cooQb� 0� SQ�� S S • ..... . 4. 1. , .. -, .. , •;1• ... - . 'THE NEW' S ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1996 -PAGE 9 ntertainment March 22,'1996 Concert is Something to Trumpet About AJAX-PICKERING — A con- cert this Saturday will give patrons Something to Trumpet About. The Festival Players will host the third concert in a series of four at 7:30 pm. at Pickering Village Unit- ed Church. Principal trumpeter Geoff Tiller will perforin the trumpet concerto by Hummel in E flat, Leroy Ander- son's Trumpeter's Lullaby, a septet for tnunpeL piano and strings, and music by Saint-Sai!ns. Other highlights include a rendi- tion of Aaron Copland's Fanfare for the Common Man by the brass sec- tion of the Festival Players, Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 in G major, Rossini's Overture to The Italian Girl in Algiers and Vaughan - Williams' English Folksong Suite. Special guests will be the Jubilate Singers of North York who'll per- form excerpts from their Zoobilate concert - Tickets are $12 for adults, $8 for seniors and students and can be bought at Mastermind Educational in the Pickering Town Centre or at the dokx on the night of the concert. For group sales (minimum of 10 people), loll Festival Players' gener- al manager Ron Gordan at 41tr22-3- 7181. 'Isle church is at 300 Church St. N., Ajax. The final concert in the series, That Infernal Nonsense Pinafore, will he presented April 20 and fca- lure s.' ML-io Monica Walsh and The Park AvLnue Troupe. Call 416-223-7181 for more intixmation. R loyal India Icstaumt LL80 10% OFF TAKE-OUT gine Indian Cuisine DAILY LUNCH BUFFET $6.95 SUNDAY DINNER BUFFET 58.95 'Plu.• a la carte TAKE-OUT 1660 Kingston Rd. E., Pickering • 428-0310 (NW corner of Hwy. 2 at Brock Rd) Functiw.. Q ti ne. r^ i" � hnie. OP) •).ti5.,. FASTER BRUNCH APRIL 7 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 P.m. DELUXE BUFFET FABULOUS DESSERT TABLE $ 1295 Adults $795 Children under 12 Please Call for Reservations. 619-9858 60 Randall Drive, Ajax. Ont. Big'band sounds at Spring Fling DURHAM — A big wind will jazz up spring next month. The Oshawa -Durham Symphony Orchestra Spring Fling fund-raiser features the Big Wind Jazz Band performing music from the big band era. Joining the 17 -mem- ber band is vocalist Claudette Van Sickle. Audience members can dance to the live music. Three members of the symphony will perform Jerome Kern selections during the intermission. Spring Fling is set for Saturday, April 13 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Ross - land Park Country Club on Mayfair Avenue, Oshawa. There'll be a cash bar. Admission is $25 per person with proceeds going to the orchestra. r ITALIAN 14 TO BRITAIN -u2 Rot*VW CUISINE - ► Sunday is _ amily Day May 10 - May 23 x269 May 18 - May 31 *270 May 24 -Jun 20 x289 U You Can Eat Spagrid Jun 21 -Jul 4 *309 Kids $ 95 12 yrs.3 Jul 5 - Aug 22 '349 Jul 13 - Sep 2 $350 8329 -- - Chkken or `'ear Parmesan Sep 6 - Sep_ 26 _ *299 - With scalp $9 95 Sep 27 --Oct-1-0 -_ _ $259 or salad BIG VALUE CONE SALE ' oz 449 ;ozC89 'x$1.19 9ce$139 The Big Value ,one Sale Is Now On! 1. We Treat You Right' PICKERING AJAX 1099 Kingston Rd 250 Bayly St. W. 831-2665 619-0662 Cheques or money orders made payable to the Oshawa -Durham Symphony Orchestra can be mailed to Spring Fling, c/o ODSO, P.O. Box 444, Oshawa, Ontario, 1-111 7I.5. 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Actually, it was Elvis imper- sonator Jay Zanier who entertained. photo by Carl Ferencz FIL illL= READY CA$H Income Tax Returns ,19S (� READY CASH WITHIN 24 HOURS (Most Refunds) Q REFUND CHEQUES IN ABOUT 2 WEEKS (Most E -Filed Returns) D FREE E -FILING WITH TAX PREPARATION Q E -FILE ONLY SERVICE AVAILABLE - Your Diskettes Accepted (Selected Tax Programs) Q BOOKKEEPING SERVICES ALSO AVAILABLE FWJ ALL RETURNS PREPARED - Personal. Business Corporations & Trusts SERVICES DONE ON LOCATION AT CCT _S__f PICKERING TOWN CENTRE 1355 KINGSTON RD. PICKERING, ONT. L1V 1B8 PH. 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The Commllnlo, Care Access Centre is a new approach to prodding simplified access to health and support services at home. in Nursing honk. and [ionic,, for the Aged. it %vill combine existin�, Home Care Prograrns and Placement Coordination Services to pro\ ide access to a range of lone -tern care ser% ices Including nursing. thcrap}. homemaking and long-term care facilities. It %N ill also pro\ ide intormation about other related community sen ices such as \lcals-on- Wheels. The Board %� ill he responsible for the: overall management of a hud_.*ct in excess ol' S20 million. Applications are incited front residents of Durham Region Otho are or -have been users of the above services, family caregivers, and community members \x ho have work or volunteer experience in health or social ser\ ices. Volunteers with skills in finance. human resources and management are particularly needed. APPLICATION DEADLINE IS APRIL 9, 1996. Applications should be in writing and should state the applicants interest in long-term care, experience and pertinent background information. To avoid conflicts, applications for membership cannot be taken from employees or board members of an agency or service provider funded by the Province of Ontario to provide home care, placement coordination, or facility services. To obtain an application form or to get more information, call this office. Ministry of Health Long -Term Care Area OfTlce I50 Kine Street. 3rd Floor PeterhorouL,h. ON K9J 2R9 Phone: 705-741-5634 or 1-800-567-1045 Fax: 705-7.45-1446 r• . HIGHLIGHTING WOMEN OF DURHAM ��Jv ADVERTISEMENT PLUS EDITORIAL � Sunda -,x,3 April 21, 1996 Deadline:'` Wed., April 17, 1996 42,500 Homes f �, FULL PAGE - 9X196 - $171600 1/2 PAGE - 9X98 41/2X196 - $88200 1/4 PAGE - 41/2X98 - $44100 News Advertiser CALL YOUR ``• SALES REP. i " Vt-� 579-4400 n_ a mall shook up Elvis Presley had them rocking and. rolling during an appearance at the Harwood Place Mall in Ajax Saturday. Actually, it was Elvis imper- sonator Jay Zanier who entertained. photo by Carl Ferencz FIL illL= READY CA$H Income Tax Returns ,19S (� READY CASH WITHIN 24 HOURS (Most Refunds) Q REFUND CHEQUES IN ABOUT 2 WEEKS (Most E -Filed Returns) D FREE E -FILING WITH TAX PREPARATION Q E -FILE ONLY SERVICE AVAILABLE - Your Diskettes Accepted (Selected Tax Programs) Q BOOKKEEPING SERVICES ALSO AVAILABLE FWJ ALL RETURNS PREPARED - Personal. Business Corporations & Trusts SERVICES DONE ON LOCATION AT CCT _S__f PICKERING TOWN CENTRE 1355 KINGSTON RD. PICKERING, ONT. L1V 1B8 PH. (905) 837-0564 ® Ontario Package Policies - 1200, Deductible DURHAM AREA WITH PROTECTION DISCOUNTS DISCOUNTS FOR AGE 50 • New Home - Alarms - No Claims ,JONES-DOOLEY iNSI TRANCE BROKER Over 23 Years : � 0 24 Month/$299* Includes Offer good until March 31/96 Air conditioning ' Alarm system ' 24 hr. roadside assista Dual air bags Power locks ' Free maintenance Premium stereo ' Advanced safety system ' and much more X96 Jetta GL 24 Month Lease Special f'I )I K I.ix,... x H,A(: TV �A� CALL FOR APPLICATIONS The Nlinistr). of Health is seeking applications for volunteer board mcmhers I'Or the new 1)URHANI REA;10\ CON11\IIA]ITN' C ARE :%CCESS CENTRE. The Commllnlo, Care Access Centre is a new approach to prodding simplified access to health and support services at home. in Nursing honk. and [ionic,, for the Aged. it %vill combine existin�, Home Care Prograrns and Placement Coordination Services to pro\ ide access to a range of lone -tern care ser% ices Including nursing. thcrap}. homemaking and long-term care facilities. It %N ill also pro\ ide intormation about other related community sen ices such as \lcals-on- Wheels. The Board %� ill he responsible for the: overall management of a hud_.*ct in excess ol' S20 million. Applications are incited front residents of Durham Region Otho are or -have been users of the above services, family caregivers, and community members \x ho have work or volunteer experience in health or social ser\ ices. Volunteers with skills in finance. human resources and management are particularly needed. APPLICATION DEADLINE IS APRIL 9, 1996. Applications should be in writing and should state the applicants interest in long-term care, experience and pertinent background information. To avoid conflicts, applications for membership cannot be taken from employees or board members of an agency or service provider funded by the Province of Ontario to provide home care, placement coordination, or facility services. To obtain an application form or to get more information, call this office. Ministry of Health Long -Term Care Area OfTlce I50 Kine Street. 3rd Floor PeterhorouL,h. ON K9J 2R9 Phone: 705-741-5634 or 1-800-567-1045 Fax: 705-7.45-1446 r• . r IYi�.'[Il1l TRF; NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 22. 1996 -PAGE 11 The Village at the Pines offers you an incredible opportunity so you can STOP PAIING RENT AND OWN FOUR OWN HOME WITH NO 511iNGS ATTACHED! It's never been easier to own. Just put up $1,000 and !HOVE IN. During ear in your new home, you pa} occupancy costs of approximately the first } $1,050 a month. A portion of your monthly payments will go toward your down payment so that by the end of the year you will have built up the equity you need to experience the pride of home ownership. It's that simple. Don't wait any longer - The Village at the Pines in Pickering is selling fast! Visit the Sales Centre today and take advantage of this COME SEE 6 NEW incredible opportunity `�` SPECTACULAR before they're all sold out! -- FULLY FURNISHED DESIGNER SUITES! 1530 Pickering Parkway, ANB Pickerir� Ontario, LIV 3V8 Saks Office Ha►rs: Monday-Thursdav 12 noon -8p.m. Friday, Saturday k Surday 12noon - 5p m. =fiia,�irw�at�s+rd.�rwehdrYc. i.iNQriNie. not - I I �o is, *4 0 •CEN1Rf u 1530 Pickering Parkway, ANB Pickerir� Ontario, LIV 3V8 Saks Office Ha►rs: Monday-Thursdav 12 noon -8p.m. Friday, Saturday k Surday 12noon - 5p m. =fiia,�irw�at�s+rd.�rwehdrYc. i.iNQriNie. not - I I �o is, *4 0 PAGE. l2 -THF; NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. MARCH 22. 1"6 Mio's /ffaki*ng 'our DENTURES? Dentures so natural... you'll never know the d*ifference! *New Softmtouch* materials for sensitive gums • Precision partial dentures FREE CONSULTATION! Walter Wimmer, DD. Denture Clinic Y, 1992 pICKERING TOWN CENTRE (LOWER LEVEL) 420-5020 • Toll Free 1-800-661-5020 DENTURISTS are licensed by the Ontario Government to construct strictly dentures. In doing so every day they are qualified to treat the simple and problem cases that may arise. Denturists charge less than dentists do for the exact same dentures. Dentists do not make your dentures. They have to send your impressions to a dental laboratory where a technician who has never seen you or knows anything about your problems makes your dentures. Just like an assembly line. This increases the dentist's costs and therefore increases your costs. The Denturist who treats you makes your dentures, He has the dental laboratory on the premises. He is qualified to do both the impressions and laboratory procedures. This is why he can offer you a personalized accurate service for a significantly lower fee. BRIEF HISTORY In 1974 the Ontario Government enacted iegislaticn to govern and license the services provided by Denturists. Our profession is still evolving Denturists who were also known as Denture Therapists and are licensed to practice in Canada. U.S.A., Denmark, Australia. Switzerland, Spain, Portugal, New Zealand, Iran, Netherlands, Jordan. Poland, etc. There are currently 500 icensed Denturists in Ontario. EDUCATION In order to practice. Denturists must receive a license approved by the Ontario Government and issued by the College of Denturists. A license is only issued after completion of a demanding 3 year program. With heavily scienced based courses students study topics such as Histology, Oral Pathology, Micro Biology, Oral Facial Anatomy, Pharmacology, Emergency Care, etc. From the hundreds of applications received approximately 18 students are accepted each year, meaning only the best suited are accepted and the standards are very high. Clinical and laboratory experience is developed with supervised students working on patients in the 2nd and 3rd years. FOR YOUR INFORMATION • No referral is necessary. You can go directly to Denturist for treatment. • Denturists accept all dental insurance forms. • Denturists may accept credit cards. • The Denturist who treats you makes your dentures. • Denturists have a dental laboratory on the premises which means relines and repairs can be done in hours. DENTURISTS PROVIDE THESE SERVICES • Complete oral examinations and consultations • construct immediate and complete dentures • Construct acrylic and metal partial dentures • Construct implant supported over dentures • Construct mouthguards • Repair broken dentures • Reline loose dentures using hard and soft liners • Clean dentures • Put names in dentures • Provide house calls This information brought to you by your local Denturists and approved by The Denturist Association of Ontario. a�. 1 United Way banking on new drive chairman AJAX-PICKERING —Sherry Robinson will lead the 1996 fund-raising campaign of the Ajax -Pickering United Way. She says her goal is to reach: financial targets that will help the organization assist people in need. Provincial government cuts are making the efforts of the United Wa more im ortant than ever Ms The United Way campaign runs from Sep- tember to December. Last year's campaign, chaired by CFTO News anchor and reporter Bill Hutchison, raised about $930,000. Ms. Robinson is the manager of the Royal Bank of Canada branch at J p , w the corner of Hwy. 2 and Liverpool Robinson adds.446– '* � Road in Pickering. She's also active "The communities of Ajax ander`in the Ajax -Pickering Board of Pickering must not turn their backs Trade. on those who need our help the Ms. Robinson came to the area in most," she says. Sherry 1990 to serve as the manager of the During the year, Ms. Robinson is Robinson Royal Bank branch at Hwy. 2 and looking forward to "making new Whites Road in Pickering. friends and working with them to meet our She and her husband Steve have three goals." children — Jeff, Rob and Stephanie. Top United Way volunteer :honored at annual meeting AJAX-PICKERING — The Ajax - Pickering United Way will honor a dedicated volunteer at its annual gen- eral meeting. The Kathy McKay Community Ser- vice Award is presented annually for outstanding support by a volunteer on behalf of the United Way. The meeting is being held Wednes- day, April 10 at 7 p.m. in the HMS Ajax Room of the Ajax Community Centre on Centennial Road. 0 Other highlights include guest speaker Durham West MPP Janet Ecker and the introduction of 1996 fund-raising campaign chairman Sher- ry Robinson. Tickets for the United Way's 11 -day dream Hawaiian vacation draw will be for sale at $10 each. Everyone's welcome to the meeting. There's no charge. . Call the United Way office at 686- 0606 for more information. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 22,1996 -PAGE 13 Coping" with menopause topic of Tuesday workshop in Ajax AJAX — Signs, symp- toms and treatment of menopause will be discussed during a workshop on Tues- day. For women who are either pre -menopausal or menopausal, the workshop will be led by nurse Rebekah Garland. Topics include various coping methods, such as hor- mone replacement therapy, homeopathic alternatives and treating the woman as a whole person — emotional- ly, psychologically and spiri- tually. The free workshop is being held from 7 to 8:30 p.m. in Room 203 of the Christian Life Centre, comer of Rossland and Ravenscroft Roads, Ajax. Call 686-141 1 for more information. Leaf Tickets Wanted Will pay face val- ue for Toronto Maple Leaf tick- ets, greens or bet- ter. Call Bruce at 579-4400 (Osha- wa) or 798-7672 (Pickering) and ask for Ext. #2207. Call 683-5110 with your news tips. I 0 =1: f_1 i I DA ►1 Wi'L,i1;U Ley _. GOLDEN Gnnr.E HAVE YOU HEARD WHAT'S NEW AT THE GRIDDLE? TEMPTING NEIN MENU K ckeringi Town Centre` 4 815 LIVERPOOL ROAD CORNER OF HWY. #2 & LIVERPOOL FIRE NE LUNCH BUFFET F.YUNCH BUFFET &GET 1 FREE! `OFFER VAUD MON.-FRI. 11:00 A.M.-2 P.M. PICKERING TOWN CENTRE LOCATION ONLY. 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MARCH 22, 1996 'Ivo Of The Most Pop*ar Movies Of All Time Are About'ExtraTeffestrialse This OneIs !ikc•:tiii, `ZL :T:11;!1"tlllll Ill.tkc r John Nieman (A Ytrssir ggeli• India). U:III.laIo,! :nEt, 't p, i.:n.,u.Ir.�� p Curt,• i,.t .ailahlc• tOr\ I \i.lr,tli!�ran %\r Irkill wtilrni.\'tnlr_.t.............._...... r ncig,Iil-x -it r, tri Eting c hurl hc•. \'ill lx•, t tI1CIc'tjng \'t,tl - x ti �. !ITill.t:ct a. D �:i••t'll.,,l�lx,rt11 Ian It:ti,t:unvtaut,�vn,t,ll�t�lthi�airuru�. i Sponsored by the following 0:a ("IllIpus 0-uszIcic f6l- churches in vour community. chnst.Canacla • Va\ Alliance Church 42--h61 ", • iia\ Baptist Church 651-440_ • Bavtair Baptist Church � 1u-4621 • I, `,rlstlan Lite Centre &Stl,-1.111 • f o7est Brook Bible Chapel i.--shII • sa«ation :krm� IAlaxi 65:-04+3 • sojt!lside 1Norship Centre 42-1,1s; • se,•eple Hill ( ommunity Bible Church 811-611,10 • 'i,\, tne,ii Height% Baptist Church 6��•" 'Members and adherent, (it participating churches are not eligible to receive thi, tree video. r-111-17 %1 --------- I GE I 1 1I:�IK 41 x DESUIN _ ' ?J .r '�9" 21 I j G,iet r� stead �>'ta�rt I I 1 I 1 - I I All prices include GST. Cut 6 Style. Long Hair Extra. 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Tues. 10-6 ..9 Plummer o Wed. 8c Thurs. 10-9 Ba1l>, SL mFri. 10-6 831-9846 Sat. 10-5, Sun. 11-4 r- SPORTS Strong-arm tactics Exeter High School student Craig Perry gives it his all in a losing cause during the recent arm -wrestling challenge at the Ajax school. Current Canadian arm -wrestling champs Mike Gould and Garth Atom Panthers PICKERING —The Pickering Panthers atom 'A' rep hockey team struck gold at the annual Innisfil Winterhawks Pepsi Tournament last weekend. In the final against hometown Innisfil, Pickering rolled to a 7-0 vic- tory. Game MVP Michael Weiss scored twice to lead the Panthers. Brandon Watters also potted a pair of markers, with single tallies to Jed Carlson were on hand to officiate. The event was part of Spirit Week at the school. photo by Ron Pietrontro win gold medal at Pepsi tourney Johnston, Johnathan Horobrn and Craig Wilcox. Johnston, Watters, Scan Goslin, lames Emslie, Kyle Morrison and Lenny Bell each drew assists. After recording a victory by default over the Oakridge Outlaws in the first game, the Panthers advanced to the second game against the Hespeler Shamrocks and posted an 8-0 shutout win. Morrison and Watters both notched hat tricks while Adam Powerful offence, stellar goaltending lead novice Raiders to series victory AJAX-PICKERING — The Ajax -Pickering Raiders Yorkton major novice 'AAA' rep hockey team is on to the next round of the Playoffs after defeating Peterborough in a best - of -seven series. The Raiders captured the series four games to Ajax -Pickering opened the eries with a 9-1 thrashing of ;terborough. The Raiders fol - AAA lowed with a 5-3 win in the )NOM second game and a 2-0 victory in the third contest to take a commanding 3-0 lead in the series. Peterborough staved off elimination with a 5- 2 win in the fourth game. However, the Yorkton novices closed out the series after blasting Peterborough 10-1 in the fifth contest. The Raiders outscored the opposition in the series 31-10. Goalies Paul Benson and Bryan Eustace were outstanding. ;.., Diemert and Weiss added singles. Assists went to Patrick Lamanna, Morrison. Goslin, Emslie and Horobin. Goaltenders Robert Follett and Nicholas Seelert combined for two shutouts at the tournament. Other team members are Danny Salvagna and Zak Durnan. The squad is coached by Chris Valade and Devon Perrott. Pickering novices drop overtime heart -breaker in OMHA series finale PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Student Services minor novice 'AA' rep hockey team dropped the pivotal game last Sunday to the Clarington Toros in a best -of -three Ontario Minor Hockey Association playoff series. The Pamithers suffered an emotional 4-3 overtime loss to Clarington, thus eliminating Pickering from further playoff action. Pickering held a 2-0 edge early in the contest before the Toros eventually tied the contest. Pickering scored midway through the middle frame, but Clarington sent it into overtime with a goal midway through the third. The Toros scored in extra time to give them the series win. Mitchell Patterson, Brad Vanderstarren and Ryan Beck scored for the Panthers. Pickering skated to a 5-2 victory in the first game of the series. Clarington shooters couldn't solve the goaltending of Bryan Scott who registered 23 saves. Graeme Murphy scored twice to pace the Panthers, with singles to Andrew Paradis, Beck and Kevin Miller. In the second game, Clarington posted a 6-1 win, with the Ione Pickering goal scored by Vanderstarren. Other team members are Nicolas Hobson, Scott MacKenzie, Darren Robertson, Brent Tamane, Robbie Frawley, Ryan Richard, Daniel Thrift, Francis Masse and Kyle Gemon. The coaches are Denis Masse, Dave Thrift and Jean Paradis. THE (YEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 19WPAGE 17 Food Basics Comes To Ajax Ilr��listl:Ac )rsx 'est t A whole new concept in food shoppi ng is arriving in Ajax next week. Food Basics. the newest tenant at the Harwood Place Mall. is set to open its doors on Tuesday, March 26 at 9 a.m. On that day, staff at Food Basics will greet customers with a grand opening cake. A ribbon -cutting ceremony will also mark the occasion. Carl and Julianne McMullen, the owners of Food Basics, says Foal Basics is a fast-growing chain of food stores primarily based in the Toronto area, but is set to expand its reach into other Ontario centres. Stretching the family's food dollar is at the heart of Food Basics, says Mr. McMullen, with the store offering a wide selection of produce and government -inspected meats -- all at hottom-line prices in its newly renovated 30,(X)0-square-f(x)t store. "By offering a good selection of produce and meats and offering products at a reduced price, we're truly addressing a need that's here," says Mr. McMullen. "W'e're also going to offer a newly renovated store that's nice, bright, clean and friendly. I think that will answer a lot of demands that the customer has." Food Basics will earn more than 1,000 products, including all the national name brands that customers are used to buying, as well as high-quality private label brands which represent exceptional value to the customer. The new food store will cam the Masters Choice and EQuality products, along with value -park, money -saving sizes. As well, the store will meet the ethnic demand by stocking a variety of imported and ethnic products to serve that segment of the population. "There's a demand for it and the people really appreciate it:' he says. Being an independent food store, Food Basics has the ability to shop for other wholesalers for exceptional deals, so it can pass them along to the customers at greatly reduced prices. Mr. McMullen's arrival back in Ajax is like a homecoming of sorts for his family after living in Durham Region for many years. "I'm originally from the Durham area, but we moved away. I've been in the food business for 30 years and I'm excited to be back in Ajax and able to offer a special program to the people of Ajax." Food Basics offers the Interact System to allow its customers an easy way to pay their food bill with their bank debit card. Come into Food Basics and meet Carl, Julianne and their son Greg, as well as their friendly staff and check out how your food dollars can go even farther. If you find any of the listed items on their flyer at a low price at any one of their competitors, Food Basics will cheerfully refund triple the difference. Food Basics is located at the north end of the Harwood Place Mall, near the Hunt Street entrance. Advertorial PAGE 18 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1"6 Buy one 8 week, getCall 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. the 2nd free. (905 Monday to Friday Call us for TORONTO 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday g details LINE or fax your ad cls"mgt°nice) Applies: to Articles For 798-76726830707 (905) 579-2238 Sets lithe only. For CLASSIFIED BIRTH NOTICES Safe only. Cand nnounce your baby's arrival �1 INTERNET ADDRESS: I v� receive a gift certificate l*6 +GST Htt ://www.durhamnews.net ntitling you to $25pro worth �� quality baby products. 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AJAX :JSTOMZEO .OrIPORATE TRAPPOG FREE SEMINAR I Skilled Skilled COR 4 - FLEE' SIZES [-683-2855 MARCH 26TH I+10 ASN OS HOW WE OAN SAVE r00 til Ef HUNT SPTYAJAX Help Help s 1&A -N7 CANADA TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING ONE l)N ONE PRIYATF. A7 hZ RE(.ISTEREI) AIRARAKF • 1)AN(.FR(H'S (AX)D5 P.1110.11 -C. • L( K, 11400K • B011il R TAX I)EI)t ('TIBLE • NO GST PST 2-4 HR. I)AI'S PER 111ilEEIC FIN.+N(:L�I .4_1SI5TAN(.E NAI' HE AVAILABLE 905--+28-94-5 1(800)34--8803 General General Help 1 Help '7e Place • Where Fresh Is The Taste "OPEN 24HRS."MOTIVATED ? Enjoy serving the public 9 Quick on your feet ?Like to smile ? Available late hours ? We want you on our team I Out of the work force for a long time ?Not to worry. Apply in person only. 705 Kingston Rd.at Whites Rd. (beside the beer store. ) No phone calls please. 20 PEOPLE who want to Stan making money xrvns- diately, are neededin Oshawa based Adverbsrng Co. Mrs. Collins 728-8542 APPRENTICE auto me- chanic required, 3 days/ week, must have experi- ence and own toots. Phorle Chris 905-831-3121. REQUIRED f2 years E.xpenence an Cleabstract *Criminal record Search *I.C.C. medical WE OFFER: is Competitive rates *Safety bonus - 905-725-324 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser requests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Adveroser will not be responsible for more Irian one neortect insertion and there SW be no liability for ran -insertion of any adver- tisement Liability for er- rors in ads is limited to ft anrourM paid for the space occupying the error. All Copy IS Sublect to the W proval of management of News Advelfter. BARBER / HAIRSTYL- IST, for men, need amrr*- diately for Saturdays, Mn. 5 yrs. eV.. With brush cuts a tapers etc. 831-1221 General Help `qct"• �--- wee• ..gym 'orae" Light Assee'vy mail - ng, typing. forms. etc ilarantood (416) 635-2701 ode 6 (24 hours) GIRLSWANTED FROM -)NIARI0 twrw•±en 6 - 19 'o comhpete in INS year$ '996 Toronto Pageants Iver 520.000 in prizes and �Chdarships Cale today 1- -100-3672125 ext 240 HAIR salon requires hair srviist & hair cobunst trai- -ue IVC experience neces- sary Recent grads wel- .hOmhe Full & part -tree Call Isierimlo s 666-39M I':uli or par, time for modem busy Pickering salon, in great location. Established 11 years. Par. ownership nego- tiable (905) 831-3205 eve. and weekends (905)420-0461 FAT:T--f�:i7:i�Ci::i.�ril S9 25,'hour Easy work Loca area Flexible hours No experience necessary Call 1 800.211-9218 MAC OPERATOR - Fully ex- peneinced in type film and production in a quality con- scious pant shop Fax re- sume tc (905) 427-4125 PICK UP AND DELIVERY Metro. Oshawa and sur- rounding areas Schools. businesses and Icbranes. Vehicle required . 5350 - $700. weekly No exp. nec- essary. Call Lech 721- 9679 or Donna 4331232. SENIOR TRAVEL consul- tant, Full -Time. Apollo re- quired. Call Clive at (905)683- 6690 or tax resume (905)683- 6837 SHIPPER / RECEIVER. Local Company. Long term temp. Wb. Must have 2 yrs . receiving exp plus computer knowleCal Zs ge.Zea Scary 31-7 cell Zea ZZ d 905-831-7359 ECCO Stafkrrg Services. SPORTS PROMOTERS needed for our busy Sea- son with Gob and Country Clubs in Ontario. Experi- ence an asset tut not es- sential. We are willing to train those who quality. Ad- vancement available . Call Wendy 728-8181 TORONTO STAR- Adults and mature students wanted for door to door sales. Youll pro- mote our introductory dis- count offer to new home delivery customers. Set your own hours, work evenings and /or weekends, good com- munication skills required, car an asset, top commis- sions paid weekly Please call Paul McGill, 728-4161 or 686.2292 ALUMINUM WELDERS WANTED If you have experience, we Vil lc 1;ke to talk to you. We offer competitive rates to those that qualify. Please mail, fax, or drop off your resume to Raglan Industries Inc., 5151 Simcoe St. N. Oshawa, Ontario. L1 H 7K4. Fax • 905-655-5997 �eadrng Tor_,ntc Area eq,, Amen: rental compa- ny requires diesel mechanics experienced In: Cat. Hitachi & Volvo And specialists in the following -portable au compressors -ride-on compaction Good compensation packages offered Written replies only to: Hub Equipment Limited 2960 Markham Road Scarborough, ON. M1 X 1 E6 or FAX 416-298-1297 8 PIECE, solid walnut DAYCARE dining room suite. 5775. 5 8 yrs exp, reas. rates, pce antique bedroom suite ret available, good $575. antique tall boy dresser $175. 2 - 26' color structured routine, tv..s $100 each 1-20* col. flex hours, any age or t v $75 6 dressers $45 - welcome. backup Day- $130 each. 3 x sectional sofa $425. Queen size bed Cafe provided sofa $295. 4 recliners 535 420-8526 - $75 each. loveseat S85 2 toffee tables $65 each. 3 DAYCARE r my horne am+chairs $65 each, 2 ol- FIN. early days. late even- fice desks $75 each. 4 set Ings, part-timeAull-time. of kitchen tables and chars starting at newborns. non- $50 . $175. waterbed frame smoking, all -you -can -.rat, black lacquer 6 drawers. ovong environment. Refer $100. 3 fndges $65-S85 e lees upon request. re- and $115 maple school cwpts given 905-427- 9114 desk $30 697-3532 DAYCARE in our home AIR TECH Treadmill, grav- vh,tes Rc Smoke and psi ity edge. 2 Voyageur Star "9e Clean, safe. toys. masters Take your pick crafts and educational Best offer Call 837-0733 gashes Call 420-1602 ART! Limited Editions. LOVING mother wrath day- Trisha Romance Eliza. care experience. Famil1yy both Berry. Brent Town - S, Degree. CPR. oft- send. Professionally ors sLmulaMhg planned ac- framed. double maned ;rvmes, balanced meals. Must Sell. 5130 905-725- and receipts Hwy 2'1Nev- 3899 nay Heather 428-0208 BEAUTIFUL dark walnut NORTH AJAX Mother of hand carved buffet and 3 12 yr old with hist aid hutch. Dar in hutch. tablN6 training will provide day- padded chairs. used only care m our non Smoking low ti ew times, asking $2200 home Onty one or two . 69 children will be accepted Nutnous mealslsnacks and BEDROOM FURNI- activitres area provided TUBE. 6 pce good conch ::an Sylvia at 619-6718 hon $300 Value $1.500 NURSE andmother with Mirror, S50. Value $200 exce,,ern references, wil! Baby highchair dean. $10 car a for your child, babies 686-5769, "corned Call Colons. CARPET 3 rooms. 5299. 586-7 pots incudes 35 yards of PICKERING Village need carpet. premium pad . and daycare' Our 3 yr old is instalation Sal 905-432- ooking for piaymate with 27W whom to share trench- Carpet Broke, 100X, streaking nanny (905) 428-7707. after 7pmm'wee- Nylon thick plush stain w KandS sistant carpet For 3 rooms. only 5369 00 Price in - RN otlenn daycare ,n 9 Y dudes 30 Sq Yds carpet her home Monday - Friday deluxe pad arta installation 6 am -6 pm; Six mhonihs of in our home Free ti - age and up Non-smoker y Q� 1 Office Hospital CPR certificate Whites Rd bon in your home No in- forest,Hel / 1le&A Dental & Hwy e2 Call 420-8433 no payment for one P h,u year. Daniel, 1-800- 217-0104 IF you are single or a sin- CERTIFIED dentalass s- Employment gle parent or separated or tant required for tuft -time ' Wanted divorced with three years work experience. you may Quality for financial assis- tance of it you are over 45 and have raceetfy been lad off, you may quality for training assistance. DIP/ CERT. Lotus. Wordperfect. D -Base. Word, Accpac, Bedford. Autocad. Ventura, Pagemaker, Harvard. Cor- el. Computer Programming and Systems Analyst, Co- bol. Pascal and C. Photo- shop. Quark Express and Illustrator, Durham Buse- ness Computer College, 427.3010 position. in pleasant Pick- ering General Practice with good hours Experience preferred. Please reply to (905)509.2290 EXPERIENCED Venipunc- ture. ECG LAb Tech, also experienced medicalre- ceptionist to work flexible hours,stan immed. 428- 8055 REG.PHYSIOTHERA- PIST. Full time work in genatnica community nurs- ing (tome in Durham Re- gion$60,000 plus. Fax resumes to 416-489-8251 or telephone 416.489-8888 goSkilled Help Daycare • Wanted SERVICE PERSON Elbert - sen Windows, a memiber of the Willmar Group of Complaint". has an operang for a Qualified full tirrle Service Person to repair vinyl and wood windows. Glass experi- ence a must. Fax resume to: 579-0352. SPRAY PAINTER need- ed immediately for Scar. company. Must have 5 yrs. experience. cleaning, prim- ing and painting sheet metal parts and tube fram- ing of custom equipment. Call Jan Parks, 1-905.837- 6060 WELDER, experienced in mug and bg. needed for a Pickering Company. Work. irlg with stainless and sheet metal for custom pieces. Please call Jan Parks 1.90- 837.6060 WANTED IN MY HOME, mature,lot inQ person to care for 2 cfvlMen, part time days. References, own transportation, ran smoker. cal 420-0950. WANTED: experienced nanny to provide rare to 19 month old in our home, (Glendale) 8-660111 M -F, ref- erences required. 831- 1574. Da�fcare USP AvalI= AJAX childcare avail- able in a non -stroking en- vironment. Offering care for children of any so Nutn- tional lunches and snacks. Fenced in yard, with play- ground. References avail- alle. Close to 401. Phew cal 686.0959 MARKETING SALES PERSON for accounting and computer services of- fice in Ajax Software Ac- cpac, Simply Accounting. Dynaview is an asset. Straight com mission 686. 0486 1 Firewood FIREWOOD, Excellent quality hardwood. Guar- anteed, extra brig time IuMy Seasoned, cut and, split. Honest measurment. Gree I" Kory Heat, Firs - woo ,W)753.2246 SKIDS a Pallets for fire- wood. hardwood & soft- wood nixed, pryre cut or bio- large a sin fo loads. d time offer. call (905)430- 9013. PROArticles for Sale 2PC Sectional includes sofa bed, cream with blue & rose stripes. excellent con- dition, 2 years old, asking $900 o.b.o. Call 666-0449. 4 PC. BEDROOM suite, double $125, 4 Pce solid dark pine bedroom suite, excellent, 5700., 2 pc. French provincial living room suite $100.,3 living room French provindal ta- bles $125., stereo $50., Circa 1920's walnut dnng room suite. beautiful cond- bon $2, 000. 576-7763 d - far 6 P.M. CARPET MILL DIRECT 10 )% nylon. thick plush, stain resistant carpet for 3 rooms, only $349. price n- cludng. 30 square yards. carpet, pad.labour, Free estimate. Arnold1_8 00- 663-6046 1 yr no payment, no interest, . For 1 full year. CARPET, Falhngbrook, your home at discount pnc- as. Vinyl, stain resistant. Pnoe includes pad and ex- pel installation. Call Nick 81(905)655-3519 CARPETS - lots d carpal 100% nylon, rlew stain re- lease carpels on harld.I with carpet 3 rooms, $349. Price includes carpet. premium pad, expert instalabon. Iasi delivery. free estimates (30 yards). Norman 686.2314. COMPRESSOR, SHp, new motor, 220 volts, 80 gallon, com morcial use. WANTED outboard motors, lawn mowers, water crafts. ts. doesn't have to work. Cal Winston (905)420-6556. MOVING SALE, 5 pce. oak bedroom set, best offer. new dryer with warranty, $300., plus numerous other Pecos of furniture end ap- plionces. 683-3939 COMPUTER, Packard Bell 35cd, 486dx2/66. 12mb, 540HD. CDROM, sound cards, speakers, 15'SVGA monitor, key- board. mouse. joystick, software, Canon Bubbleiet 200e printer, both 1 yr old Package $1900. Call (9(]5)723-0595 anytime COMPUTERS PENTIU- MANIA Pentium 75 with mid tower case, 8 meg ram 108 C�[3 hard drive. 144 FD MOEG video. 104 keyboard mouse windows 95 CPU protector, 2 years warranty. $1.264 Lots of other Penti- um values Used 4I76's from $600 Used 386'5 from $185 Coming Soon 286's 2 M8 ram, 40 mill drives $99 Clanngton Computer 164 Baseline Rd E (Just east of Flying Dutchman "of) Boiwmanviee CONTENTS of luxury Of- fice. including mahogany desks and shelving, glass shelving, phone system. bar lndge. stereo. tax. pa- per goods etc 579-3277 DESIGNER wedding gown. size 20 5450. Enter- tainment centre coffee table. area rug. futon. couch & char, women's 10 speed. large Venetian blinds 725- 5011 ELECTRIC Furnace and central vac $100 each 432.1863 DIAMOND RING, set. 64 Carat. pear . plus '2 bnN- ants. appraised SS.200 80"tUl set. Asking S1700 final 432-8919 ESCAPE TO ratio's golden age - Comedy. drama. For sample cas- sette and catalogue send 52.00 to. Mixnents in Time, 18 NorthCrt . Whthy. On- tano LIN 5N3 ESTHETICS /electrolysis equipment Sell entire package. 52600. or indi- viduality. Call 905-428- 8372 GREAT SUMMER JOB Hot Dog Cart For Sale Ex )repent condition. $2.500. O 6 O Call mornings 721- 0601 HAMMOND ORGAN. made by Leslie. $650 or best otter 725-8153 KEEP YOUR 8 mm & su- per 8 film, safe on high quality vedeo.Tnple R Video Transfer offers the best price with music added no extra charge call 905.725- 1001. KENWOOD Deluxe 250 wan home theatre stereo system. Dolby Pro Logic receiver, HX -Pro tape deck, 5 disc CD player, 5 speak- ers, 5 yr. warranty. Free de- livery. Rent to own by phone for only $13.75/ WOW CPM today. (905)571- 1413. 11111A8TERCRAFIr 4Hp snowblower $550, 46 RCA Home Theatre with Proki five anti -glare screen, brand new 52200. Sony stereo VCR, brand new 5350. Danby compact Iridge as new $200. Beau. mark blest freezer, as new 5300. 623-8858. OAKRINE FURlaTURE- Y pay retail prices? One - Ontario's oldest and lar- gest manufacturers is now so" direct to the public. Eg. oak pedestal table and 4 chairs $849; 7 ft. double pedestal and 6 chairs $1499; cannnonball beds torn $399; Over 20 stain choices, all solid, no veneers. Tractional Wood- workurg 905-995-8774. PIANO FOR SALE Paid - win apartment size, includ- ing bench. Like new regu- lady lured. New cost over $W00. asking 52000. 905- sse-un. 1 PIANOS GRANDFA- THER CLOCKS Dur- ham's largest selection - New and used pianos. Not sure? Rent to own. apt size, upright, grand, digital. keyboards All 1995 mer- chandise reduced' Telep Piano Works. 433-1491 PINE bedroom set, medi- um stain, 2 twin 4 -poster beds, night table. triple dresser with mirror/2 side shelves. annove. 2 draw - Land 3 drawers, like w. $1000 665-4746 SHEDMAN - Quality barn style shed kit 8' X 8' $394 plus tax. Many other saes and styles available Also garages and decks For more into. call 905-619- 2093 SHELVES. commercial, metal. $200 Cnb. $125 Dining room suite. pone. seals 6. pkrs buffet & hutch, Soso Call 9os-723-6921 SQUARE glass coffee table with glass pedestal. cherry hall CMS0I0 cabinet & matching minor, oak tri- ple dresser, minor, and 2 drawer night stand. (905)686-1646 NEW a USED WIND- OWS various sizes :her trial pane windows, various sizes. Herr &used. 2 piece bathroom set and plumbing fixtures. mirrored shower door 4 x4 double hung window 905-655-4683 432-0132 after 5 00 pm. TEAK wall umUbuffet 80' long. 3 sections. one with glass doors. $550 728- 4781 TOP OUAUTY PURE MAPLE SYRUP from Quebec Family Owned Business Discount on large quantity Call Lucille (906) 723-&3a5 TORO LAWNMOWER, sell propelled, mulcher, 5300 double/single. new. S350 C oak, like new S3DO 723-45921 TOSHIBA 27' stereo tele- vision Amazing picture 6 yr. parts a tabour warranty. Free delivery Rent to own by phone. Only $7.95/ wk_(905)571-1413. UPRIGHT freezer. 12 cu. h. freezer, 2 gold fridges, 2 beer fridges. gold fudge a stove, green stove, sold Pine coffee and and tables. oak/glaSS coffee tame. brass/glass coffee a end tables, fNass/ ass oval Table/6 round glass tabw4 swvd-chain, 1940's pedestal table/4chairs, 1946 9 pc Mahoga- ny drying suite, Maple combo dask/dressw, w - to" desk, solid oak desk, writing desk, classroom desks, 4 drawer fiirg cats - rat king wwrbadrs draw- ers, dr conditioners,1980 Yamaha 340 GS skidoo, brass. Peach. wood Imps, pictures, and more. 438- OSM, USED baby lumiturs: car Ser. Sliding mirrored dos - et doors. Call 905-420- 4028. WATER TREATMENT Sys- fams, fillers, hydrocarbons. chlorine taste & odor, PCB. Toxoplasmosis, para- sites,etc. Available above or below counter. Anne 666-9586 WEDDING Dress, size 7/ 8, off -the -shoulder, ex- tremely bealAiful. $600 film. Call Sandra 905-985-3738. WEDDING DRESS,size 1G - 12, Q12. designer dress. Cult long skirt. oK the shoulders, no beads or sequins, very ale. g1 asking $600 433- h(r THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 22,1996 -PAGE 19 W111Articles Arts & Arts & Automobiles Automobiles Atdomobilee Automobiles Automobiles For Sale • Crafts • Crafts • p� For Sale i , For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale WHY pay cable? Go Di - recti RCA 18' Digital Satal- rte. Up to 175 channels. Best quality picture 8 sound. Rent to own by phone. $8.50 wkly. (905) 571-1413. Articles 1 Wanted ANTIQUES Absolutely. Purchasing furniture or an- ything old. Scientific instru- ments, china, silver, adver- tising, toys, decoys, dolls. milk bottles, collections or Antiquesv (905) 655-8049. Brookhn UNWANTED Scrap metal picked up. fridges. stoves, washers. dryers, cars. trucks, etc. Call (905)430- 9013 WANTED - used wagon (for 2 children), used play- house, mens and ladies bike Call 723-7175. Find, Rare Breed) v+are House vile saurus ill to Gne- vette $1000 certOBO; 83 t9Y! UMEVY Gorslca LT Grey. 4 -door, 91K, air, abs, 1994 Cavalier VL, 4 door, red, auto, air, ABS. P/L, PR. trained 8 social. Five Toyota truck BO: 80 Cutlass auto, amRm cassette. good delay wipers. AM/FM cas- months old 905-668-5306 vehicles 'Down Payment $1000 cert 080 Dave condition $8000 Call 905- sere. 54.000 Kit. $9800 COCKER SPANIEL pup- t2';eb66 427.0968 certified 1-705-887-5729 pies, ready for loving 1987 Chevy Caprice Wag- 1992 Sable, like new, 1994 DODGE SHADOW homes, $350 Call 9871 683- on beige solid. some sur- loaded, non-smoker, high- 72.000 kd , green, p s , p b. ads Cutlass Gera. 4 -door, Rd S . 1-800-792-5587 or face rust 9 passenger ideal way driven, 93.000 kms, air, radio. cassette. recently LAB PUPS, home raised, for large family or work, asking $8700 Call (905) tuned. great car. $9.500 champ lines. CKC, shots, man new y parts_ $1900 firm 668-7157 certified 427681 Wayne dew claws removed, de- certified Call Jeff 404- top. new hard -top. Stan- 1995 PONTIAC SUN - wormed. hips guar pay- 9517 TAKE A DRIVE TO FIRE. 30.000 kms $13.500 ment plan. Cockell Ken- km 51695 87 Mazda p u DARRYL'S. WHERE plus tax, certified. call 721- nels. 1905) 579038 1966 MERCURY Capr. 4- 1986 Plymouth Cara- YOU GET MORE CAR 1716 LHASA APSO pups, van, V6, 3 hire new rebuilt engine. new McPherson FOR YOUR MONEY. CHANCE FINANC- great house great house pet. non Struts. new brakes.new 1992 Nissan Sentra. 4- Ind NG to Discharged/Un- "0•' . 'e�""-• health guarantee. payment tires, $5400, 1984 Ply- mouth Reliant wagon, 22 ___" --- .- 142.000k's. $4995 1991 discharged Bankrupts 8 others, 16 yrs. exp 'Trustee terms available (705) 786- engine.S1500. 1982 Ford ads Cutlass Ciera, 4 -door, Approved' on new/used 3124 Econoline Van, 3 hire, blue -on -blue, fully loaded. vehicles 'Down Payment 'ALL YOUR K-9 NEEDS made into flat bed truck, V6. 99,000k's $7495 1990 Terms Available' OAC 'If UNDER ONE WOOF• $2500, very good work Pontiac 6000. 4 -door, blue. you're working, you're ap- Offering OBEDIENCE. Sat- truck, 1983 Camera Z28 V6. air, 116,000k's. very proved!' Can Gary Wood. urday, weekday ( babysd- new paint. P/S, P/B, 5 straight car, 56695 1989 Quick Lease. 1020 Brock ting available) and evenin speed high performance. ads Cutlass Gera. 4 -door, Rd S . 1-800-792-5587 or classes DOGGIE DAV- $2895 All vehicles cern- white. fully loaded. V6. 905420-9979 anytime CARE, flexible hours. GROOMING. Do .t Yourself tied. can 728--6337 166.000k s $5695 1988 1987 NOVA (Corona) 4 or We Do Call K-9 Kil 1989 PONTIAC SUN- ads Cutlass Cera. 4 -door, dr hatch, 5 speed. one es, furniture. anything old 432-1678. WANTED: Leaf tickets for Sat„rday March 23rd. Please call 430-2383. ' Arts & • Crafts INTERNET ADVERTISING - HOUSE for more informal BIRD SE 2 door red, air. blue. V6. 12800l S5495 owner, highway driven. WANTED CAMERAS old china and glass. level- lery, microscopes, tele- I Computer ' Computer hon 905 683-7852 sunroof, power windows and locks. erose control. Certified 1988 Ford Rang- er pick uc 5 -speed. V6. new brakes am tm stereo Economical cassette , excel- rebuff motor with 20.000k s Video Video Automobiles 72.000 kms. certified, ex- 135.000k s $4900 1988 lent running, well main - scopes, binoculars and re- tires $5495 1986 Chev ' N cellent condition $5000 Chev Capnce. grey. 4 -door, tamed, extra rims. $2500. lated Mems. Clocks. watch- Very clean and well main- for Sale 905-723-8273 .certified Call 905.725-0104 180.000ks !ve passenger es, furniture. anything old 432-1678. WANTED: Leaf tickets for Sat„rday March 23rd. Please call 430-2383. ' Arts & • Crafts CERAMIC WAREHOUSE INTERNET ADVERTISING - 3 V6. 170.000k s 53995 ^est offer 404-2759 power brakes, air hit. black 1990 SUBARU JUSTY. 4- 1987 Dooge Caravan. 7. 1993 OLDS CUTLASS 1981 Buick Foga Ltd. J8. wheel drnve. 4 dr.. 5 soil . Passenger, blue, air, new Supreme. 5690C kr^ 4 2 doer body 8 engine in white with gray intenor, tint- rebuff motor with 20.000k s door, fully loaded Teal col - excellent condition. trans- ed windows. new brakes warranty, new brakes new or Askirg $13.300 Phone mission needs repair. $800 exhaust lul hew tires $5495 1986 Chev 263-8827 ,, b o Call 668-7083 windshield, 97000 km Beauville van, red 8 bage. GAS MISER. '98! Toyo- 1985 CHEV CELEBRI- Very clean and well main- 2 tone, very clean to "creel -- �.st. 2 dr au - TY. Eu'osport 4 dr auto tared. $5000 6868351 180.000ks !ve passenger lomatic, new bras and good clear car 1990 TEMPEST, 4 dr. $4495 '984 Florida con- brakes. S90C--Wiied Call L•xs of new parts $1.200 or 114 kit power steering, version van. raised roof, Andrew Stewart 435 - CERAMIC WAREHOUSE INTERNET ADVERTISING - NEOPOLITAN MAS- ^est offer 404-2759 power brakes, air hit. black holly loaded. V8. hard to 4647, or 725--8227 Why shop at the big super WEBVERTIZER wec page Lost & f TIFF 4emale puppy 12 and silver. 55.100. 1905 find. 105.000 •Hiles, $7495 N power six' roof, stores for your ready to design and creation including • ' 1985 CMEVETTE. 987_2159 ALL CARS CERTIFIED MACMILLAN i WIFE decorate bisque? We have graphics. tables, hypertext a Found brownist- gold, new •vans laws, 25yr warranty 1 el AND RECONOITIONEO AUTO 38 Cuflass Gera 2 beautiful, new pieces every links forms, and imaged Dundas St W. Downtown r r ssion. 2 or. auto. $850 1990 TRACKER CL, red, BEFORE WE SELL dr 95 km $4.895, 88 week at prices you won't scanningat reasonable rates as is or $1.100 certified an lt^ steres cassette. soft- THEM. DARRYLS Buick Century 129 km believe' Full line of paint, See our home page at FOUND man's wedding 57&-.OW7 top. new hard -top. Stan- $4.995. 90 Sundance •46 brushes and expert advice www dumamnews neV-Igc3 ring. at Darlington Arena dard.114k, excellent con- AUTO CENTRE 170 km 51695 87 Mazda p u to make your project a 29/webvertiser Ir ml or call Sat. March 16. owner con- 1966 MERCURY Capr. 4- clition. must sen $6500 BLOOR STREET EAST, •44 km. $4 495 32 Merc complete success' Every Dave at 905-986-4102 cylinder auto, air. Cassano. certified o b o 905-432- OSHAWA 431l Topaz GS oaded S5995. Sat. 10-3. 1333 Boundary tact 436.1237 Unit 3 Oshawa 905- sure ntt. p/w. y 92.000 3119 FULLY LOADED 993 88 Mustang ConvertibleRd T2s -6709.1-800-567-9225 POOIS, PQtS(Supplial miles- American car Excel- 1991 Honda Crvk;. %.000 Park Avenue. Tus• len, S4695, 85 Bonneville Spa • ' lent condition $900 Call cern 5 -speed, amlfm Cass 516.000 or asst offer $2.795. 89 Ford P U FOLK -ART CLASSES fjoardrig 905-434-5768 Peter 434-;564 (9051 263-2446 $5.495 87 Cadillac Saville Begir^ens 182. Interme- 1986 NISSAN 300 ZX. 121 km loaded $5,995 dial Starting April 3/% R 1991 STYLUS ISUZU 1993 Pontiac Grande Mary .ars under S3 000 RECONDITIONED Certi- fied Vehicles (33) Now On Sale. Eg 5 Astro 8 Satan Vans loaded from $6995, 1991 Cavalier white coupe. auto. only 64,000 km. sale $6995. 1988 GMC 1/21or loaded, rap, auto. V8, now $6995. 1988 Jimmy 4X4, loaded. 4.3. A-1 $7750. 1989 Spnnt. At 5 speed. 5 door, $2995 firm, 1991 Firefly, red, auto. low km 53995 1989 Z24 Cavalier. loaded. auto 56995: 1989 Buick Regal Ltd. 71,000 kms. now $7750: 1991 Buick Regal G S., loaded, burgundy. super sharp S8495. 1989 Beretta GT. loaded. 126.000 km 56495: 1990 Cavalier 31 V6 air. auto . beautiful Sil 1992 Grand Prix SE. loaded. white. Wow S9545. 1989 Probe G L. auto. air. sportscar 54995. '987 Buick Century V6. oaded. beauty $3325. Narranties and financing 'I A C Certicar Auto Cen- e, 155 King St W at ll •own Mali. 579-2886 Oper -unday 'Where our CUs- .,xnem send their intends WEEKLY SPECIALS ,,,,e ars drive ore of -his leeks Best Buys !corn our --elec' or of quality vent - as -1992 Cava,er Sta- 'on Wagon, S8< C 1994 ncoln Town Car. Signa- -re Series. 57.000 km ;xgeous wrote exterior. :26 751, Ryar Auto Sales. 17 Brock 'Zt N Whitby -,•'6-0627 Pager 721.5959 SELLING YOUR HOME? Inquire about our Many now protects on Ors' EA LY BIRD SPECIAL 16' x 24 rectangular Kayak NEOPOLITAN MAS- Caded. M. -guise, art, tum- par system. T -root, 5 -speed. Red. low it well mair- Prix SE auto a dcots 'ui loaders. Certified, hnanpn and g �0�. FOR S�.�i pay We also carry hull brie pool includes decks 8 fent- f TIFF 4emale puppy 12 excellent working condition. tarried 5 speed 54999 can N power six' roof, warranties available Mc. • , PACKAGE Of supplies. Will accom- mg. $4.895 Meets iOCal by- weeks. 5800, call 420-2841 asking 53950 certitied. Looks 8 drives like now o^9h t red, 81 000 kms Millan and Wile Auto. 200FAX GOODFELLOW FENCE 8 DECK (905)571-3145. modate shih-workers For laws, 25yr warranty 1 el after 6 000 72�.t582 Must Seca gp5-831.8'29 Cr Certified Ask ^, 512.300 Dundas St W. Downtown r 576-93 5 further information call 576- 668-7564 Pickenng/Afax 416-287.3644 evenings 905-619-0811 atter 5 OOpm Whitby 666-3361 3947 or 434-7523 prone 416-796-7509 IBUSINE33 & PROFESSO ONX-/'M !dWI • It's always best to know who you're dealing with. And these local people are your neighbors. They're always here to help you! �p► J l • : i'jC Aff 800 800 800 805 810P 815 840 840 885 ' CHEAP•.Home FENCES a DECKS improvements. rec rooms,in Want a CUSTOM DECK7 Law apartments, additions. Need a new FENCE? Let fences, decks, etc Li- GOODFELLOW do it High censed for over 20 years, Quality Workmanship all work guaranteed, for Guaranteed. 2 yr. warranty. Free estimate call Ernie We also do Pool Cabanas. 905-404-8170 Gazebos 8 Sheds. BOOK spraying, ceramic tile- All NOW for SPRING IN- )il1DG1E7• HOMESTALLATIONS. For a fi VRO FREE ESTIMATE call Basemem "., Ree-ronmc rthirrihirtn GOODFELLOW FENCE 8 DECK (905)571-3145. DISPOSAL RENOVA- I Craig( 6861913 ) TIONS Fences, Decks, MAN WITH 1/2 ton truck Carpentry ' fig' denial ing, carpenter, plumber, pry- tions, dean outs. odd jobs, GENERAL CARPEN Dan 683-7009TRY, free estimates, !louse DRYWALL, electrical. addition, basement, decks, trim work, door installation, suspended ceilings, paint- baseboard, (905) 619- ing, wallpaper, texture- 2930 Bill Jr. spraying, ceramic tile- All rate or hourly. We now have heated Storage units Your carpentry needs, rec rooms decks J.S. ARMSTRONG HANDYMEN - Snow, plough- ALL Pro Painting and AJAX Maung Systems - lull MAN WITH 1/2 ton truck craftsmaflShQ ing, carpenter, plumber, pry- Wallpapering, intenoaexte- services. moves. appliance TREE MAINTENANCE & REMOVA sortable prices. Call 571- wafer, rooter, retaining walls nor• stucco ceilkmg, general repairs, top quality work, and piano specialists. Flat Also tree stump removal. PROVEMENTS- carpentry. 4 men available to meet all rea5ona01e rates 20'6 rate or hourly. We now have heated Storage units >tex IaIiSCOtillr? FOR Sliantaas. drywall, painting, textured our household cements Y requirements for repairs /maintenance 'ren- ovations Limited time offer, senors discount. 404 9669 Now offeringfree boxes with move Park and load AVOID SPRING RUSH call Dare •31-7Kf guaranteed. For free esti- 10% off roofing it booked Pro Yat4r Painters special, starting at S99 and 721-2310. 4913 P. Call for information, now. Odd jobs. $12/hr Free 11811. 1965 725-0005 Or 427.0005. estimates. call Dave 723- Interior/edenor EM, oorFling, 3014. paffl0nglpapenng pa to rooms, flagstone, free esti- MAN WITH 1/2 ton truck craftsmaflShQ mates 905.5765760. will do odd jobs fair 8 real no obligaW estimates sortable prices. Call 571- r at request TOMMY S HOME IM - 4730 (905)619-M PROVEMENTS- carpentry. 686-5211 �� P.M Plumbing PROFESSIONAL PANTING 8 AAA -LICENSED PLUMBER DE. 1..44 1 available. NI your plumbing needs. Complete renovations Guaranteed lowest prices! No job too small!! Senior discount. (905) 432.2913. ALVIN SAMEDAY PLUMBING licensed plumber. no job too small, n b too bi free esti- roe ng CARPET Installations; - 25 years experience. re - stretching, our speciality. Free estimates D 8 N Duncan, 987-1799 or 987- 1800 Free pick -up and drop of (416) 287-M • • • ax, Financial • • Directory FREE E -FILING refunds within 2 wks. Get your re- turn prepared by a proles- • House sional accountant. Corpo- rate tax 8 business ac- me. e Party courting services available SerVIC@B Judy Kuksis C.G.A. HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS - j9o5)420-2081. Move big or small, we prove PROFESSIONAL house - them all! Free estimates, cleaning, reliable, quality MAGICIAN, clown friends, seniors discount. shop notice work. Guaranteed satisfac- ray to entertain for any a • moves, Pianos moved. also tan. sbmates.Referharicno renal age. any occasion. BirM- tan estimates. Call Brenda appliances. Comparable rates. Call 432-2850. MEN with large truck well o p V. mates, great prices, guar- anteed lowest 905- 725- TMS PAINTING dential, commercial. All • Fre DEV. INC. Specializing 2507. & DECOR types of moves. Cal Cad or rs estimates. 665-1612. in custom hoes, additions, SIGON Construction Ltd., Jane 427-2856. DUCTWORK installed, renovations, rel rooms and serving Durham Region for Interior 8 Exterior moved, relocated. Excellent basement apartments. Res- 19 yrs. Additions, sundecks, B.G. PLUMBING European Wotkmanshlp MICHALSKI MOVING - rates. Free estimates. Elec- idential and commercial. r doors windows reel re airs alterations houses, apartments. offices. trostatic air cleaners, hu- Serving Durham Region for pa to rooms, flagstone, free esti- mill Big, Small jobs. Cal Paul over 15 yrs. Free consuita- mates 905.5765760. 428.0295. tion. Call Jeff 905-4211 EUROPEAN tile special- 5706. TOMMY S HOME IM - 'St, will renovate your boil POLDOM - Renovations. PROVEMENTS- carpentry. room, or kitchen walls, as Basements, bathrooms, drywall, basement apts., relic woo as floor Ides. Good ref- drywall, painting, textured room, painting and deco- erences and satisfaction ceilings, carpentry. For pro- rating, ceramic tiles. Call guaranteed. For free esti- fessional service call 905- Tommy, at (905)420-8105. mates call D. bra 725- 721-2310. 4913 p new work, gas in- stallation and drains. Water well pumping systems 416•%9-0974 905-686-2959 Fast, clean, reliable service. 420.0081 SUPREME WALLPAPER- ING and peinong - free esti- mates, residential, no job too small, excellent rates. Serving Durham 8 region for 10 years. Seniors discounts. Call John 725--576/ appliances and piano spe- cialists. Senior and mid- month discounts. Licensed, insured. Free estimates. Excellent service. Call 436 7795. days. promotions, open- ings, fund raisers. Magic shows are tunf Lettuce help. 839-7057 or 728- 8334. RABBITwants work doing magic for children's parties and all occassions. Have my own magician. Cal Er- nie 668-4932. � � ' � • • Ilbffipdvsb $C110016 TREE CUTTING i EXPERIENCED TEACH - TRIMMING. Selective limb ER, will tutor grades 1 removal and hedges 18 through OAC. $23/hr, will - years experience 8 fully in- ing to travel call Leanne sured. FREE estimates. 623.3757 905-433-7140 (pager 905- 721.7304) PAGE 2A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 22. 1996 • • • ' ' Automobiles Apartments Apartments / 1 I For Rent Houses Houses gin, For Sok ""OtOf1C / 1 1 For Rent / I For Rent / I For Rent TAKE A DRIVE TO DARRYL•S. WHERE YOU GET MORE CAR FOR YOUR MONEY. 1991 Jeep Cherokee. black, 2 -door, 4.0 V6, 5 - speed. 142.0001j's like new $8995. 1991 Nissan Hus tier truck, black -on -black. matching cap. 134.000k's $749 1990 Chevy Astro Van nicest one in the city. black, silver two-tone. 4 captains and bench, 116.000k's, fully loaded. $10.500. 1990 Cavalier 2 - door. blue -on -blue. au- tomatic. 128.000111 $4900 certified 1990 Toyota Ter- cel 2 -door, white. automat- ic. 166.000k's, very dean $4495 1989 Chev Corsica. 4 -door. burgundy. V6 air. 148 DOOk's very clean $4995 1989 Pontiac Tempest. 4-doortwo-tone slNerigrey. V6. air. 90.000k's runs brand new. $5850 1989 Cadillac Fleetwood. two-tone silver,' greyleather interior. fully loaded. 99.000k's $12.90 1989 Crown Victory LX. 4 - door. silver wiblue landeaL roof. wire wheels, fully loaded. V8 with only 47.Oook's nice. nicecar. $8595 ALL CARS CERTIFIED AND RE- CONDITIONED BE- FORE WE SELL THEM DARRYL'S AUTO CEN- TRE 170 SLOOR STREET EAST. OSHA - WA 436-JS22. Automobiles Wanted $55 TOP DOLLAR pad for sane cars. 7 days per week Used parts available 683-7301 or 428-1879 at- eer 6 pm A A A TOWING. Pay $50- 52000 cas^ !c- used a scrap cars a trucks 24 hrs 7 days Call 416-709-6930. 416-264-4420 30 mm sery AUTOMOBILES and trucks wanted for scrap Any cond,00r,. any age. free rertovai in the Duna - Region. Cash paid Mao needed. '81 Chev Pickup Can anytime Oshawa 431 0407 CARS FOR CASH' We buy used Vill es Veno- des must Do in running COndibon. Can 427-2415 or Corrie t0 479 Sayty St East. Ajax at MURAD AUTO SALES WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE 'FREE towing for scrap used or abandoned cars trj= lfv 00,4, top Vices paid up t0 S 100 (416) 281-3499 (416)281-9804 Trucks 1 for Sale 1983 FORD RANGER Longbox. 2.8 litre. 5 speed. AM/FM, new paint. brakes etc.. must sell 52500 days. 7251584, eve 723-9068 19M Ford 1/2 -ton. F-150. 6 -spired standard Waver- drnie, very good condition. 3D0 pubic- ergine. p.s.. brit windows, Custom sun visor. running boards, many ex- tras, $6900 o.b.o. certified. (905)404-9283 on, Trailers 1995 AMERIGO Travel- Trador, sleeps six. Hard sides collapse in for travel. Ralrgerator, washroom, shower. hot water. furnace. now awning. $9500. Call 905-725-0526. 40 FT X 12 FT. park nsodn', 4 pc. bath, air, shed, 10 x 34 ft. deck. new awn- ing, sloops S. nice park. orae four from Oshawa. =25,000. or best offer. 1905)728-9006 fiOfCrCle4 1900 YAMAHA XS 1100 SPECIAL. only 15,000 original kms., shaft drivers, complete with front femng and Alpine stereo. Exc~I shape. Great daalf $2000 as is o.b.o. Calf (905) 725-2383. INSURANCE: Open 9 to 9 by appt. Monday to Saturday Motorcycle, Auto. and very competative Property rates. call Jones -Dooley Insurance Broker (905) 427-3595 � Apartments 1 1 For Rent WHITBY/BOWMIANVILLE 1 IS 2 bedrooms available immediately Call 416-789- 4145 1 BEDROOM apt in cen- tral Oshawa, available now or April 1 5600. inclusive Parking, appliances. fenced yard 905-433-0062 1.2 a 3 -Bedroom arts in Oshawa arc Bowmanvdte Starting at S600'month. fridge d stove included. with laundry taclMies No pets Call 434.2407 1-13EDROOM LOFT avartmer' ^ea! hydro in. eluded. laundry facilities. direct 401. GO access Available April Ist last month negotiable Cait 665- 7278 9 7pm leave mes- sage 2 bedroom basement apt . available May • Sep en- !rance. spacious yard. barking quiet area. northt- eas! Osnawa. S6751h o in - dudes utilitieslaundry fac available Call Ann Finlay 576-1292 2 -BEDROOM basement apa-ent. Ajax Harwood' Bayly area Avaiable im- med,atehy S700 -month. utilities Can 416-287-8965 or 905-427-3130 2!3 bedroom apartments. 8 story building. close to schools. library. South GM plant Available ,nvrsediate- ty and Nov 428-6328 I. 7pm for appointment BIG 1 BED bill apt Sep- arate eparate entrance. 4 appkanc- es. parking Includes utili- ties, cable ill new car. pets Near e2 401 5650 1 stAast 686 7824 AJAX executive 1 bed ism' ac' Large bright walk out entrance. laundry ca- ble, near 401 no -pets smok,ng $725 mo inciu sive 683-7190 after 7 pm AJAX Oxford Towers Spac;,>us apartments, quiet building, close to shopping. 401 GO Pool. sauna 3 bedroom available. May 1 683-8421 'untl 7 30 p m 1 AJAX SOUTH clean and quiel. 3 Deo-oom main 'loor semi house Laundry and parking available $895 plus 60`. uwntes F;rst"ast Available Apnl 1 427-3650 AJAX, 2 -bedroom base- ment apartrmerit, separate entrance. 4 PC bath. large windows. near GO. No Pets. 5750 Inclusive Adults preferred Clovis (905)831- 3300 AJAX, New two bedroom furnished basement apart- ment. microwavecable. parking. share laundry. non smoker, $775 Ist'lat 427- 6932 AJAX- 1 bedroom walkout basement apt. Very dean a newly built. Non-smoker, no pets $650/month inclu- sive. 1st a last. Available May 1st Call (905) 683- 9639. BACHELOR apt.. large one bedroom, fireplace, ceramic the floors. hrst/1ast. $600 Harmony/Olive Available anytime. 728- 5241. BASEMENT apartment, #2/1-werpool area, dose to shopping. GO, 1 -bedroom, 4 -piece bath, large eat -in kitchen, a/c, cable, utilities, shared entrance, quiet home, no petmoki s, no sng. $600, 1stAast, references. 831.5249. BEAUTIFUL large bachelor basement apt. in- clusive. Non smoker. Suit- able for single, firsVlast 5575. Available now Cour- boo area. 432-2471 BRIGHT 3 BEDROOM up- per apt. avail immed., laundry, parking, large lakefront lot. no pets. $700 month plus hydro, cad col- lect (705) 878-3871 or (705)324-5587 CENTRAL OSHAWA, very clean. secure Inpark set- ting, 2 -bedroom, $740 2 - bedroom w/den, $840. All inclusive, available March 31. Call 579-5219 or 728- 6711 WHITBY - BLUE WATER PARK 1 8 2 bedroom suites, broadloom, 3 appliances. 101 KATHLEEN ST. W. Mon. - Fri. 9 - 5 (905) 571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED COURTICE, one bedroom apartment parking. use of yard 5500 allies included Availble April Ist 434-5920 DELUXE 3 -bedroom apartments in well kept quiet budding, in Port Perry, 15 min north of Oshawa. balcony with sliding doors, large hvingroom. 1000 sq ft living space. 1 bath $840 or 2 baths 5855 plus hydro Call 985-7349 or 728-2255 DOWNTOWN Oshawa. one bedr,.or-. newly deco- rated In nearly new budd- ing. $606 plus utilities FirstAast Please call 404- 2847 leave message FRESHLY painted bright one bedroom apt Central Oshawa, $490 plus hydro Parking no pets Firstlast references required Call Michelle 725-7321 Mon - Fn 8-5 p m GATEWAY COMMUNITY HOMES Two units avail- able. Cory one bed. apt $4570 including utilities Spacious 2 bed town- house 5880 including util- lbes, available immediately at 120 Colborne St W Oshawa Beautiful view directly facing onto Child - rens Arena Park Very clean and quiet mode- se- cure brand new pet -free building 571-0887 9-5 p m Mon Fn GREAT Ne,ghbourftood bright, spacious, newly decorated one bedroom basement apartment Las of privacy own parking. $600. all inclusive 905- 4331157 HWY.82 BROCK.P,cker- s-u& ' bedroo- sep- arate entrance, utilities in- cluded. 5550 month first a last (905)686-:788 LARGE ! bedroom base - me'. apartment Fndge. stove, a hook-ups for washer a dryer Parking for 2 vehicles Gas heat Call Darryl O 725-6191 before 5 p m or 721-8825 after tip m Main Floor and basement o! house.with garage.fndge a stove.Central Oshawa First and last Preferences required. $695;month Cad 728-5583 Available May Ist N. OSHAWA, ng 1 bed- room basement apt broadloom . panting, kitch- en, quiet area. Sep enc avail Apr 1, 5550 month inclusive, 725-5454 LARGE NEW Whrtby- ground-level 1 -bed. room,basement apartment. fireplace. full -bath, shared laundry. 8'cetling, fridge. stove, no pets a non smokers. first a last. asking $725+1!2 utilities. Available April 1 Call 905-430-7311 NORTH AJAX, basement apt. huge bedroom, sep ent. , cable . utilities undu- sive. $625 month. non- smoker, avail. immed, call 905-427-0541 or 433-6676 leave message. NORTHEAST Oshawa - main floor of newer 3 bed- room bungalow for rent Fenced yard, parking for 2 vehicles, fridge stove, hoot -ups for washer a dry- er, gas heat. First a last, no pets. $845/month + 2/3 util- ities Available April 1. Call Darryl O 725.6191 before 5 p.m. or 721-8825 after 6p.m. ONE BEDROOM base- ment, Pickering, 4 ap- pliances. fireplace ace, central air, parking, Ist.Aast $650 per rho. May Ist. 839- 0263 OSHAWA (Bloor St.) Large 2 8 3 bedroom apartments In clean low rise budding. Close to 4ol a GO. Parking. Available immediently. From 5695./ month. Phone 905.576- 4255. OSHAWA 2 bedroom apartment, available at 888 and 900 Glen St Close to schools. shopping and G.M. Utilities included Flrstilast required. Call 728- 4993 OSHAWA -newly renovat- ed one 8 two bedroom.from $595 mo includes heat and hydro, parking and laundry available No pets, non smokers. Can (905)831-0030 CLEAN family bwldmg. Oshawa normone. two a three bedroom Includes Heat, hydro. fridge. stove, laundry facilities 723-2094 OSHAWA dose to GM, newer building. 1. 2. 3 - bedroom apartments 905- 438-0229 OSHAWA. huge 1 bed- room or ravine, separate entrance Eat -in k•tchen Fireplace Big windows $600imonth inclusive. for t person (905)723-5170 PICKERING clean small ore bedroom basement apartment. 4 pce bath. full kitchen. $550 per into in- clusive No parking. 6 mo. lease (905) 839--711 PICKERING. bright. Clea^ 2-bed•oom base- ment apartment. large yard. steps to beach and park. $650/month plus utilities Available May 1 Call (416)284-4322 PICKERING near Town Cen•-e 8 - gr -!bachelor apartment w;th swimming pool a air Non-smoker Available Apnl Ist $550 inclusive 905-831-9766 or 416-505-6883 PICKERING Whites Rd hew', ' ^ished large w o basement apartment. park- ing, $700,month Non smoker. no pats Call 905- 839-6850 PORT UNION 4,, clean C, gh• •-oec•o,,- base- ment in West Rouge. faun - dry. cableseparate en- trance. non-smoker 5600 inclusive Call 416-293- 8849 or 416-287.9492 SOUTH OSHAWA 275 Wentworth St Warge 1. 2. -bedrooms, close to bus- es. shopping. available im- mediately. $550. $650 a up . fridge stow. meat, hy- dro, parking Ist required, last negotiable. no pets 434.5183 , 576-5142 bet- ween 9-6 WHITBY - large 2 bed- room apt :n desirable area, dose to 401 and Go. Park mg, laundry facilities, fire- place, appliances $850 inclusive FrstAast/refer- ences. Available May 1 579-6572 or 666-0049 WHITBY, BRIGHT spa- cious 2 bedroom, carport. laundry. walkout to fenced yard, play area, available may Ist $650 plus utilities. 668-5345. WHY rent when you can _-our own home for s th less you think?!! Call Dave Haylock Sales Rep. Re/Max Summit Realty (1991) Ltd. (905) 668-38W or (905) 666-3211Aparbrii. A", wanted LOOKING FOR APT. - mature gentleman widow- er. 1 or 2 bedroom walkout basement apt. or general basement apt. in private home. Something prefer- ably bright, reasonably quiet, sep. entrance, ap- pliances. ctpliances. re: laundry fac., air. I do smoke. Rent $550- $750. including utilities. Location - Whitby, Ajax, Pickering. Possession and of April. 1 will supply refer- ences. 905120.6298 or bus. 416.759-6791, ask for Ron. / Houses For Rent $1 - Absolute Affordable! Why Rent? Own your Home from $799/month (utilities Included) No Down pay- ment? Call Iii Mark Sta- pley Sales Rep Sutton Group Excel Realty 571- 6275 or 1-800440-6275. ISI' CHOICE AFFORDABLE HOMES! WHT RENT! BUT! No down payment, No problem! Let use show you how! Mortgage Payment $700 per sett sae Call Thomas C. Pike Sales Rep, Remax Accord Realty Ltd. (905) 576-3111 WHO SAYS YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE' \1„rte.+t!r i•.n cin rn t. B' Sem: $679'mth B' bungalow S789'mth in it Exec $969hi Rent -to -Own Available No conn payment? Bed Credit? Bankrupt? Call toe! 571.6275 1-800-840-6275 MARK STAPLE) 1.1.• k, �.... n Gr., p l k,lr, Ind WHITBY. ^N •- 2 s!srey renced yard. tnoge. stove. close to schools and Go. available April 1 $1150 + utilities Call 666- 5395 A GOOD location. 3 -bed- room, walkout to deck fenced yard. near amteni- tes. May 1, references, no pets. $895.. firstlast. (905438-,178 BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom north Whitby, dose to shopping and schools, u air. cJvac. ceramics. $1075/ mo plus utilities hrsti References Available April 1st 721-8948 HARMONY a KING Bear!'_ 10,,se '-o- 'en' ^ a quiet neighbourhood 3+1 bedrooms. central air, fire- place stove. tndge. garage and fenced yard $1050+ uekties Cad 725-0009 OSHAWA Centre area. 4 - bedroom backsplit sem garage, 1-1/2 tams. excel- lent condition. $995. utili- ties. tirstilast, references, no pets. May / 434-5656 PICKERING WHITES RD 4 bedroom hniShed base- ment, fenced. 2400 sq It . avail now $1400, Lynne Papzzo.905-428-9766 PICKERING, 4 bedroom, main floor. 4 appliances, shared laundry, close to 401. no pets. first ! last. ref . $995. plus 263 utilities. May 1.905-420-9171 PICKERING, 2 bedroom, South Rougemount area. 5 appliances. big yard, close to ail amenities, walk to beach. $950. first / last. 509-5947 PICKERING, 4 -bedroom, 2 1/2 -baths, main Boa tam. room w/fireplace, laundry. basement not included. Available immediately. Asking $1150. 905 427- 6296 or 416-755-8991. PICKERING, min. to GO, shopping, schools, main Boor bungalow, 5 appkarsc- es, a/c, parking. May 1. 5875+01ities. 905-837- 0551. Credit check. 2 BEDROOM country home, available April 1. Large property on Lambs Rd. in Bowmanville. $795 per month plus utilities. 666-6858 down. Own your own home; like new, fndge, stove. $775 lnd , all but phone 3 bed- room asking $62,900 Call Ken Collis. Coldwell Bank- er 728-9414, SulEw s I Auctions r9MI Auctions SOUTH AJAX, large bright, furnished or unfur- nished room In renovated basement, separate en- trance, kitchen, bath, park- ing, cable, non smoker, 5400 per mo. Ist ;last. 427- 6932 SUIT MATURE proles- slonal/single dad. huge bedroom In executive home, north Whitby, laun- dry, dishwasher, non smoker, references re- quired $500 per mo. Call 668-1394 / I ousing/ Condominiums Wanted For Rent I am looking to rent a 3 bedroom house with base- ment apt. in Ajax. If you can lelp call 905-686-9225 Needed for May 1 sl 1 Townhouses For Rent GOOD NEIGHBOUR- HOOD in south Oshawa 3 oedroom townhouse In ,-tall family complex close schools and shopping 5950/mo all inciusrve First/ last 435-1088. 10 -7 p m KING a TOWNLINE A•ea avadabie April t and 'day Ist. Large 3 bdrm ' wnhouses.neutral decor. appl. 1 1!2 baths. base- -ent a garage $895 + .td Phone 7218213 l +ening and weekend ap- ,l tmtents available OSHAWA TOWN- HOUSE '331 Mary St. 3 oedrooms. finished base- ment. ten(parkmg. frtdtge a stove. avail. June 1. 668-8502. (416) 973- 8925 i Space For Rent INDUSTRIAL units or workshopsrindustrial plaza next to Oshawa Cen- tre Includeds '" Ceilings. parking uhlrties. wash rooms air compressor, overread doors Month -by - month Parking for thick. with hydro Available im- mediately Starting at $450 576-2962 Rooms 1 for Rent AJAX newly -renovated home share. 4 applianc- es. p-:rg. cable. laundry. bbq 5 -min walk to all emanrties. pool Males pre- ferred New bathroom. S90' week, first/last Ed 905- 428-7737 BAYLY/WESTSHORE Clear Crory furnished room, an facilities, separate en- trance, $400/month 839- 4271 LIVERPOOL / HWY. #2 large room on first floor 5400 quiet responsible persons No pets Call 420- 1975 MASTER bedroom and single bedroom to home, share facilities, available April 1, non-smoker, no pets. first/last, rent negoti- able. (905)420-0249 OSHAWA on bus route. near downtown and hospi- tal. Furnished room In quality secured apartment. Female non-smoker pre- ferred..S375./mo. Available invtnediently. 723-6685 EM, Accomodlti011 AJAX, large 2nd bedroom in basement apartment, SM5/month. Call 619.9601 after 6 pm. BROCK RD/Hwy. 2 - well maintained home to share at/ facilities. Phone, cable, TV, central alarm, central air. bus at door. $100 428- 0210 or 416-464-1767. FINCWALTONA, Picker- ing, large, bright, furnished room for rein. Free ubkbes ncluding washer/dryer, ca- ble. $385/month. Also 2 - bedroom basement suite. $800/month. Ken 416-431- 9550. ONE Partially finished basement, large room, one bedroom, large fully fur- nished. (905) 428-7147, (905) 244.6333 SHARED Accommoda- tions. North East Oshawa, Harmony/Adelaide. 3 bed. room house, non-smoker, $350/month. Available im- mediately Call 579-8549 FOR rent, two bedroom condominium in popular s/ w Ajax, adjoins green belt Minutes walk to Lake On- tario, parks, elem schools and daycare Unit feature 2- 4pc bathrooms. fireplace. 5 appliances, walk ncloset. Storage locker, undrgrd parking Common ameni- ties incl Indoor pool, sau- na, hot tub, tennis and bbq. S900 mo plus hydro (905) 683-9263 after 6 please Office b • I Retail Space !!t 4 Months Free Rent iii. Oshawa Centre. 600 sq it second floor Oshawa downtown.600 sq.ma,n $500. 3500 sq Lwr Ivl $1000, 250 Sq main, 5350 . 600 sq 2nd fir 5500. 1050 sq main, S1,000 Call 434-2447 or 555-4132 Cottages for Rent TRENT aver- Woodland Estates. family house keeping cottages. 3 Dice bath, pool, beach. store. playground. 90 non north- east Pickenng 148813-813- 2212 gin, Private Hones 207 REYNOLDS ST WHITBY - original owner. immaculate condition, tastefully decorated and newly landscaped Private yard $174,900 Open Rouse March 24/96, 2-4 V. m., or can 6866448 9 am - s p m to arrange appt to view No agents please QUALITY D'Angelo Muni - level N W Oshawa 3+2 bedrooms. kitchen over- looks familyroom with fire- place. 2 walkouts. inground pool. 3 baths. FAG. in-law potential, 160 Goodman Dr $171.500 Call Sheila LI - Laren Sutton Status 436. 09W AJAX, 2.522 sq. h home, with basement apartment. paying $850 /mo Air, alarm, fenced, landscaped. $222.000(905)428-0395 Custom-built all -brick bungalow on 12 acres 15 min. from Bowrrd Osh/P.Perry. Over 2200si on main fl. Fin. w/o bsmt. 2 fire- places, c/v, sauna 8 much more. 25x40 bam, 12x22 work- shop. Suver properly, excellent oration. Priced to sell by original owner. cad for appt.: 1-905- 263-2963 NORTH AJAX, Large 4 bedroom brick home, 2 W/ O's backing onto creek. Finished basement with side entrance. Landscaped A/C, ask"" $196,900 905- 428.2709 PICKERING. Charming horse on two acres. 1i turing brick and Kingston limestone. Bordering Greenwood Conservation Area; yet only minutes from stores and all amenities. Three/four bedrooms, two baths (one marble), ex- quisite wood paneling, su- penor broadloom, large stone fire place, conserva- tory and many other extras. Price to sell. No agents. Phone 905-683-8580. PICKERING, detached 4 - bedroom, upgrades, ga- rage, wood stove, newly - renovated, fenced yard, 1 1/ 2 -baths, finished rec room w/wet bar. $144,900. Call 905128.3719. 2 DAY ppOOb '* AUCTION' Ns SAT. & SUN. MARCH 23 & 24 12 NOON, PREVIEW 11:30 (BOTH DAYS) AT THE AURORA LIONS HALL, 33 MOSLEY ST., AURORA SAT. NOON - New ilk used tools, equipment, including 16 speed drill press, 6- wood jointer, floor jetcks, air compressor, wrench sets. bench grinder, chain falls, tape measures, saws, air hammers, impact gun, socket sets, squares, pipe wrenches 13 1/2- maple stool tops, bolt cutters, paint guns, screwdriver sets, chisels, sharpening stones, p/u tools, comealongs, pliers, outer, plus much more not listed. SUN. NOON - Antiques, reproductions, including walnut bedroom set, 9 pce. 1930's dining rooms suite, oak bow front china cabinet, pine wardrobe, jelly cupboard. 6' pine harvest table & chair set, prints, pictures, pine deacons bench, calendar holders, parlour d occasional tables d chairs, crocks, cast iron decorator pees., lamps, quilt racks, Cheval minors, various dressers 3 chests, weather vane, 6' pine bookcases, pine shelves, desk, glassware, china, washstand, dressers, chests. T.V. stand, blanket 6 linen ch!sts, coat rack, loveseet, rocking horse, peanut jar, door stops, bread boards, plus much more not listed. TERMS: Cash, Cheque, AUCTIONS Visa, WC 3% Premium UNLIMITED 1.00 Bid Cards (519) 345-2426 AUCTION SALE Sat March 23 -10 A.M. AUCTION of Antiques and CollectableS held at Wilsons Sales Arena, Uxbridge, 720 Davis Dr. from Hwy # 404 at Newmarket go east 24 km on Davis Dr. ANTIQUES alt S.QLLECTABLE$: 8 pC. walnut dining rm suite, burled wa nut chest, carved clawfoot walnut ped. table, pine flat to wall cup- board, harvest tables, jam cupboards, various ant. tables, chest of drawers, ant. chairs, oak buf- fet, sideboards, washstand, iron bed, spool bed, deacons bench, oak prayer bench, cedar chest, oak pump organ , church pews, post beam scale. French boors. ant. screen doors (EX), sessions Banjo clock. cast iron pieces, ant clothes 8 unt- forms, ant lighting, finger (amps, crock jugs. hanging brass scale, single furrow walking plow, sate, plus Ig. qty ant china, glass 8 silver, pocket watches. shotgun a sporting rifle (FAC req.) TERMS; Cash, Visa. MIC or interac. Viewing 8 a m Sale Day. Two auction rings. NOTE: Superb selection- please join us. Also Sat March 30 Tool Auction. Easter weekend Sat. April 6, Special Estate, Antiques and Primitives Auction. GARY HILL AUCTIONS (DIV. OF 1081454 Ontario Inc. ) Sunderland 1-705-357-2185 Toll Free 1-800-654-4647 1 Pnva* Homes For Salle PORT PERRY - $139.900 - 3 bedroom, convenience plus - walk to an amenities. Large lot for garden. First time buyers dream or retire here Call Catherine Ayohe. Renax Scugog Realty. (905) 985-4427, 24 hr pager WHITBY In law apt a house,New 1 1/2 yr all brick home, walkout basement In-law apt. 4 bdim,4 balli kitchens,central vacJnatural gas line for barbecue. Big back yard. This home is im- maculate,a must see and sell. Asking $198,900. Call Paul 6681264. WHITBY, 3 bedroom brick bungalow, eat -in kitchen, di ningroom, separate an - Money To Lend OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUAR- AWEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES, OTHERS DO NOT. IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. 0 I BUSIf1eijtils Pportunes HAIR SALON For Sale. Major mall in small city east of Toronto, 11 lairs. Es- tablished clientele, exclu- sive. Call John 416-769- 1943. trance to 2 -bedroom apart- WORKING Homemakers. ment, $126.900. Low More family time, home monthly payments!! Ted based franchising. Earn as Houghton, Remax Summit you loam. Benefits. Fax re - 668 -3800. sums to 905.686-0580. TO UWS AW sale 6 I Personale OSHAWA - THREE bed- A-IAGGRESSIVE OW rooms, with garage, 2 TAS WOMEN WANTING washrooms, man Boor DATES NOW! Names a family room, newly deco- numbers. 1.900-451-5566 rated, new carpet/floor, ext #252. $3.49 per minute. $106.900.18+, (905) 791-1169 touch tone. after 5 p.m. BEST PLAYMATES names a #'s 1.900151- M6088 oney ext. 272, $2.99/min, op to Lend 18+. Touchtone. BORED ONTARIO MONEY problems? Debt consolidations, credit ar- rangements, personal budget planning, credit re- pair. FREE CONSULTA- TIONS. Ontario Credit Counsellors (Oshawa-Tor- onto)433-1425 HOUSEWIVES - names a Private phone numbers, 1- 900-451-3638 ext 704, $3.29/min, must be 18. T - tone. EVANLY RAYS. .Police use us. Rated 1111. Solutions on Career, Relationships. Health, Love. $2.991mirwte. 18 +.1-900-451-4055. K • i • i • i AnhounrxeA ft 544b�! as g4W 0 tP Remember your loved ones with a special Faster In Memoriam. o, 0 This section will he printed Sunday, April 7th. For further information call classified advertising at 683-0707 News Advertiser ' , Birthdays 0 Birthdays rem, Personals GIPLS •� MACS) -,%A D" 50TH get names 6 home ti�fi numbers 1900-451-5566 Ext 253. $3 49/mm 18.. Touch tone * TIM * with love from Diane, Mark, Michelle & Ruby The Wh�ittakers OZ The Hickmans LIVE PROFESSIONAL psychics soNes an proo- lems, love career Fleurnte loved ones $2 75 min 18 . 24hr 1-900-451.2787 MANDY LANGLOIS, mother Beth. loan Oshawa General. returned to 100 FLdeau St. Oshawa Pierre knows. 1 am your Father, forgive me. my heart Is broken Tom Coghill. 404-5788 sySial,ompanions EASTSIDE CONNECTIONS DATELINE - Free to call to ' 9irths ' girths place your ad, no charges for lades. no phone bJl charges. 905-430-7060 SJ!)f VM - Brian k Ruth (nee Brvant) are proud to announce the arrival of their daughter ilteieeea TVH" e on Friday, February 16, 1996 at 9:44 pm, weighing 6 lbs. 12 oz. A sister for Jesse and Sara. Delighted grandparentsare Bra Sherwin of Oshawa and Wes k Helen Bryant of Oshawa. Special thanks to Dr. Kirupa and the maternity nurses at Ajax - Pickering General Hospital. 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For an aatolio versit>n of all c>f the current cleath notie'es - receiveol for puhlicatton to the News Advertiser ! - " or This Week, call 683-3005 Or 404-6591 �dwrt 683-M � '� (Claringt(m residents). You rttay also access cleath notice information received c W-40- ­diiIi"IIi after press -time by calling this nunllx r. 4104-6591 lirought to you by the following funeral homes: Nclntctsh-Anderson, Armstrong, W.C. Town, McEachnie, Martino aYc Sons. Morris. Northcutt-Flli(NL Aect•ttont• the Ajax 6 Pickering Hospital on Tftusday, Manch 21,1996. Beknred wile of Mie late Thomas James Mooney. Dear daughw of to hate Edward Moore and Elizabeth Higgins. Dear sister of Mte late La- wrence Moore. Fondly remembered by her sister Cealy Moore (Ajax), her brother Noel Moore (Mon- treal), now Nook and her husband victor Rice and children Jeffrey, Todd, and Afton (Gtmn). Special thanks to Dr.R.V. Stas, Dr.R.Leader and the nurses and staff of 2 west at Ajax & Picketing Hospital. The family will receive friends at the McEacfnis Fu- neral Home, 28 Old Kingston Rd. Ajax (Pickering Village) 905.428-8488, from 7-9 p.m. Saturday, 2 - 4 & 7 - 9 p.m. Sunday. Funeral Mass will be held at St. Bemadete's Church (Harwood and Be*), Monday, March 25 at I Ia.m. Interment - Resumes tion Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations to the charity of your choice would be appreciated by the HAnERSLEY, Ronald at the Ajax 6 Pickering Hospital on MArch 20, 1996. Ron Hattersley in his 78th year. Beloved husband of Dorothy. Loving fa- ther of Barbara Thompson and Jean and her hus- band Roland Cain. Grandfather of Leslie, Tracy, Ian and the late Ashley. Great grandfather of Darnel and Michael . The family will receive friends on Sun- day, March 24 from 1 10 3 pm. in St. Martin's An- glican Church, 1203 St. Martin's Drive (at Radom) in South Pickering, with funeral service to follow at 3 p.m. Donations to the Princess Margaret Hospital or the Ajax 6 Pickering Hospital would be appreci- ated by the family. Arrangements entrusted to Mc- Eachnie Funeral Home, Ajax (905-428-8488) -To piss• ym psrsofa Voild r a l InummilliNxr MiA 576.99351111td IN ON of OtN fldden .- h* you. For more L information call .. . 576-9335 or 683-0707 8 a.m. to 8 P.M. Monday to Friday Sat. 9:30-3:00 LO(7A1, HOOK-UP! 1 Vct Iung distance charges in k1arington, thhawa. Whithy, Ajax & —% Pickering) C P.•%GE 22 -THE NEWS AI)N KrisS :R MIMI'. MAR('11 22, 1'196 SMALL BUSINESSES & INDMDUALS All bookkeeping/accounbng functions including personal tax returns, financial statements, payroll preparation, accountant working papers and government remittances No job TOO BIG or too small! C.S.R. Administrative Services Call Christine, 905-428-1540 eases'^e tcJv's energy to heal itself, relieving stress, pain and emotional trauma. Treat yourself to some relaxation with 0 Massage 0 Reiki 0 Snlatsu 0 Day and evening Yoga classes or 0 Esthetic services GREENWOOD YOGA & BODYWORK STUDIO ;,•�n�;ri�, �nta�c 905-619-1405 rF�,la .. t DREA.%I `� ORKSHOP I-. JS INTROOVOE_YOU TO THE WORLD Of w000wORKIN; LIse. g W^'Mc^,C5 ••?'eC •Enrollment is l#mltod "^duCt,On tC woOOwOA ^.^y rJl, ted• 'r .p.srr ,w cows.. J^ can,,ng •jJttu.a! O(r:c•r �_.�': v: X�•i55 W000wo.,,..Q :iso Wry. M,p C • �, worasr oG onp s"'. x a• ..c -W x ion.. ..a•.+�w,76th ,V9M1. NO. 000- N_-aB­ System �asv 0 Superior y Roto'Static is ery Clea(Iln9 r Carpevuph n9tRe alts fo Clean 00110 with Dry F -W No Oil!! tiIn�e,�s"d�'' M omW tpioT WO ° �l � _ a M,I . 00 MD bAIIIIJy N+J°� go $ 4 go."" ^ 428.161 To Get Those Phones Ringing Advertise to Focus On Business Call Janice at 683-0707 Listen to the wisdom of your body by visiting Greenwood Yoga and BodyWorks Studio With the instruction of a certified yoga teacher Bille von Roeder, you have the opportunity to learn the ancient science of yoga; opening up to let Prana, the life energy, bring vitality and improved health to you. The .citing I, one of beauty and peace, pain, tension and stress. Your energy and zest for life picturesque old building and serene nature, ideal for return as you find relief from aches and pain. meditation. relaxation and connecting with your Based on Eastern medicine, Shiatsu activates the "selt". vital life energy 'Kl'. In health ki flows smoothly The important thing at The Grecnwood Yoga and throughout the bo d,.6 nlnd supporting all functions and Blxlyworks Studio is that you start spending time with protecting us against disease. If the smooth flow is yourself and taking care of yourself. disrupted we may find ourselves with headaches, In the Yoga Studio you learn to gently move digestive upsets or pour sleep with no evidence of .% our body, building strength and Increasing organic disease. %Vc are over anxious and irritated. By !r\IhiGty. Yoga is the practice of entering the holy- applying pressure to areas where the flow of ki i. \perlence; the- natural way to quiet the restlessness of obstructed the flow can be normalized and the ':IC mind and start listening to the wisdom of your h(tdymind function improves; symptoms lessen and r -kid , the healer within you. vitality is regained. `V nth the instruction of a certified yoga teacher From a NVestern point of view•, the overactive Belle von Roeder, you have the opportunity to learn nervous system is calmed and the body's natural the ancient science- of yoga; opening UP to let Prana, processes are working. the life energy, bring vitality and improved health to Dorota, the certified esthetician at the studio will you. You are taught the breathing and relaxation put the finishing touches on your "self care". As your techniques of Yoga. which will help you in your busy face is cleansed and massaged, your skin regains its daily routines to cope with stress. to prevent ulcers elasticity. softness and a beautiful natural glow. Your and indigestion and to get a good night's sleep. feet will also come alive again with a pedicure and The soothing meditative massage at the foot massage. Bodywork Studio will take you still deeper into your Yoga classes run mornings, afternoons and b(xly; as tension is smoothed away and muscles start evenings for 90 minute sessions. One hour massage to soften, deep relaxation will spread through you and appointments are available. Esthetic services include restore the body and mind to equilibrium. facials, manicures and pedicures. Gift certificates for Massage is preventative care for your body. As the various services are available so treat yourself and the immune system, the lymphatic system, digestive a friend to a day at .the studio. For more information system and blood circulation are stimulated, blocked call 619-1405. energy is set free reducing the risk of disease, Also new this spring Greenwood will be offering bringing balance and aliveness to your body, mind walking, jogging and cycling for groups. They will be and spirit. running Thursday evenings after 6 p.m. and Sundays Shiatsu, is the healing art of Japan in which the at 10 a.m. therapist applies comfortable pressure to the body Joanne, a personal trainer will lead the groups so with fingers, palms and elbows. Shiatsu treatments are if you're looking for a fun way to exercise and meet used to treat a wide variety of conditions including new friends come join in. Call for details. DURHAM WINDOWS & DOORS casement (905) 579-2222 °HU cE Complete Selection of TILT -ACTION Yin I Windows 8 Doors • PICTURE WINDOWS • BAY & BOW WINDOWS • INSURANCE CLAIMS • PATIO DOORS • STORM DOORS • NEW CONSTRUCTION WINDOWS MOBILE SHOWROOM WAVNE MUTCHINSON696 I(ING ST W SALES. 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