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Separate
school board
may revamp
JK, cut
By STEPHEN'SHANK'
STAFF RFPORTFR
DURHAM --- Damned If
thev do and damned if they
don't.
That's the position separate
school trustees here are in as
they determine the future of
the hoard's junior kinder-
garten program.
Under the Ontario govern-
ment's new education fund-
ing scheme, cutting or keep-
ing JK. anyway you slice it,
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busing
will cost the board money.
To maintain the program
in its present form, taxpayers
will have to contribute an
additional $3.31.000 this year.
And dropping it altogether
will cost the Durham Region
Roman Catholic Separate
School Board $ 164.000 in
lost provincial grants, accord-
ing to a staff report presented
to trustees at Tuesday night's
special personnel and finance
committee meeting.
"Simply cutting JK isn't
going to save you money,"
Cleary Smith, board superin-
tendent of business. told
trustees. "It's going to cost
you to keep it and it's going
to cost you to cut it. It doesn't
make sense but those are the
new rules."
That being the case, the
program is worth saving,
even at the increased cost,
says Ajax trustee Todd
McCarthy. "I think the
importance of JK is such that
if we are faced with a situa-
tion where either way it's
going to cost us, and it's sim-
ply a matter of a larger
investment, then we have to
move toward maintaining
JK."
Noting the value of early
education, Mr. McCarthy
says JK "has been a tradition
in our board for 22 years. It
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By MARIANNE: TAKACS
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PICKERING — PickerinL,, Council-
lors will be looking for another
$9(X),(XX) to cut out of the Town budget
Monday night if they want to meet their
goal of freezing taxes for another year
for Town services.
Town manager Tim Sheffield con-
firmed Wednesday there had been a
$900,((X) error in the Town revenue
calculations presented by staff to coun-
cillors when they drew up their prelimi-
nary budget. He maintained making, up
for the miscalculation "is no( a big deal"
and councillors will address the prob-
lem at their executive committee meet-
ing Monday.
"'lite first scat of calculations that was
done did not include the provincial cut-
back figures." said Mr. Sheffield. He
explained provincial grants to Pickering
have been slashed by $1.1 million in
1996, and only $200,000 worth of
smaller cuts that were announced earlier
were included in the; budget figures pre-
sented to councillor. That resulted in
councillor authorizing $900,000 more
in expenditures than was available if
taxes were to remain frozen.
If taxes are to be kept at last year's
level, that amount must be taken out of
a 1996 budget of approximately $36
million, of which about $15 million was
to be financed through tax revenues.
(The rest comes from sources such as
provincial grants and user fees.)
Whatever revised budget recommen-
dations are passed by councillors at
their executive committee meeting
Monday will go to Council for final
approval Monday, April 1. The public
will have the chance to speak.
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PA(;E 2 -THE NEWS AMERTISER SUNDAY. MAR('H 24, I"h
School board may put brakes on busing
FROM PAGE 1
certainly marks our system as one with a
difference."
With trustees reluctant to do away with
X. it's more likely the all -day. everyday
program will be converted to alternate
days only, committee chairman Matt Sim-
mons said in a later interview.
Noon -hour transportation for junior and
senior kindergarten students — which
costs the board S175,000 — may also be
axed. he says.
"I would support that. I believe that's
the best we can afford with the money we
have. There has to be a major com-
promise and that's quite a good
compromise."
Like trustee McCarthy, Mr. Sim-
mons feels JK is crucial in the for-
mative years "and it is where %v.
have got to throw our resources."
Meanwhile, the board is also
giving close consideration to
putting the brakes on a number
of busing services as part of bud-
get -cutting measures. Provincial
transportation grants to the board
will be reduced to S4.8 million
this year, a S654,251 reduction
from last year, a staff report
shows.
Among the options being
looked at by trustees are elimi-
nating secondary school and
Matt Simmons
French says Mr
immersion transportation. It cost
the board roughly $1 million to
buy municipal transit bus passes
for some 4,000 urban high
school students last year. reports
Walter Yewchyn, support ser-
vices superintendent. Yellow
buses are contracted out for
rural high school and French
immersion students.
Providing transportation for
urban secondary students may
simply no longer be feasible,
Simmons, adding high school
and French immersion transportation
could be cut altogether.
Trustees' final budget decisions on the
future of JK and transportation are expect-
ed to be made early next month, following
official word from the Province on grant
allocations due March 29.
A recommendation has also been made
by staff to cut the Early Literacy Program.
designed to help identify reading skills
and difficulties in young children between
kindergarten and Grades 2. Chopping ELP
from the budget would save between
$12,000 and S 15,000.
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Fate of Pickering nuclear waste
discussed at hearings this week
By MARIANNE TAKA(S
STAFF RIPOR7iR
PICKERING — A panel investigating the future of high
level waste disposal will hold hearings Monday and Tues-
day here, where about 8,000 tonnes of nuclear waste is
stored at the Picketing Nuclear Generating Station.
The federal Environmental Assessment Panel Reviewing
the Nuclear Fuel Waste Management and Disposal Concept
(EA Panel) has been mandated to evaluate a proposal to
bury Canada's nuclear waste at an undetermined site in the
ruck of the Canadian shield. The proponent of this plan is
Atomic Energy Canada Ltd. (AECL), the crown corporation
which designs and markets the CANDU reactors used here
DNA questions
waste burial plans
PICKERING — A rep-
tives, such as reducing the
resentative of a Durham
production of nuclear
nuclear watchdog group is
waste by phasing out
among people who'll
nuclear generating facili-
make presentations Tues-
ties in Canada
day on where nuclear
The organization also
waste from the Pickering
wonders who will pay for
power plant should be
the project, since it main -
stored
tains Ontario Hydro is
Durham Nuclear
already spending the
Awareness (DNA) repre-
money it has been collect-
sentative Irene Kock says
ing from ratepayers since
her gawp doesn't like the
1982 to cover the future
fact the federal Environ-
costs of closing nuclear
mental Assessment Panel
facilities and burying used
Reviewing the Nuclear
fuel. There is also the
Fuel Waste Management
question of whether it's
and Disposal Concept
right for AECL and
(EA Panel) is examining
Ontario Hydro, both of
burying nuclear waste
which have a vested inter -
without looking at a spe-
est in seeing the project go
cifhc site that would be
forward, to be providing
looked at later if the con-
so much of the research
cep( is approved.
that will help determine
It's a major departure
the panel's decision.
from accepted environ-
Ms. Kock also notes
mental assessment prac-
the EA Panel has chosen
tike, according to Ms.
to proceed with its hear -
Kock, and it limits mean-
ings despite complaints
ingful discussion of the
from many agencies and
evidence when there is no
organizations about the
specific site to relate that
insufficiency of the Envi-
evidenee to.
ronmental Impact State -
"Many people maintain
meat done for the propos-
finding a site is the hardest
al by the AECL. She says,
thing No do because there
for exatttpie, that the state -
win be opposition no mat-
ment "skimmed aver" the
ter where they go," adds
health and enviro(nunental
Ms. Kock. In places
risks.
where the Atomic Energy
`"They do iMicate they
of Canada Ltd. (AECL)
expect failure of some of
dues investigative drilling,
the eoniamem (which will
she says, "communities
hold the used fuel in the
gently throw them out
repository) within about
of town when they dis-
500 years," says Ms.
cover what they're doing
Kock. What the DNA
it fa"
questions, she exploits, is
DNA maintains the
"the moral implicatim of
concept of burial should
knowing this stuff will
not be examined without
leak eventually but bury -
also looking into also=-
mg it anyway.'
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The public hearings at the Don Beer Arena on Dillingham
Road will give area residents an opportunity to participate in
question -and -answer sessions to follow each presentation
and round -table discussions at the end of each day. Local
citizens may be given a chance to make presentations if
there is sufficient time, otherwise they will be offered an
alternate date to speak.
"Public consultation is absolutely essential. If you don't
have the people behind you you won't go anywhere," says
Peter Stevens-Guille, manager of technology for Ontario
Hydro's nuclear waste division. Ontario Hydro. which pro-
duces 90 per cent of the used nuclear fuel in Canada, sup-
ports the burial proposal and has participated with the ASCI_
in the research leading up to it. In fact, the utility is now pay-
ing all the costs associated with the project.
According to Mr. Stevens-Guille, what is being envi-
sioned is a "used fuel repository" buried 500 to 1,000 metres
below ground in the granite rock of the Canadian shield. It
might be about two square kilometres in size and could
eventually hold 10 million fuel bundles. (The 8.000 tonnes
of high level nuclear waste stored at the Pickering station
now consists of about 375,000 fuel bundles.) If everything
goes as planned. the site would go into operation around
2025 and operate 40 to 50 years before being closed
After about 500 yeah the material in the repository will
be about as safe to approach as ordinary uranium, says Mr.
Stevens-Guille, but it will probably be millions of years
before it is no longer radioactive and pose.�s no threat at all to
the environment and food chain.
"Our job is to make sure it doesn't corse into contact with
water for a long time."
No such repository has yet been constructed anywhere in
the world, but several countries are considering it. Only one
would be constructed to holo all the high-level nuclear waste
in Canada.
'"These things are expensive. Even the United States is
only looking at one," reports Mr. Stevens-Guille.
He says Ontario Hydro is "confideru" about the safety of
storing used nuclear fuel underground. But if plans for a
repository do not proceed, the utility can keep its used fuel
on site at nuclear plants such as Pickering's for "many
dtcade'S'. However, he notes, no one really knows exactly
how long the "pools" where much of the material is now
stoned will last.
The hearings in Pickering will run from I to 10 p.m.
Monday, with a dinner tx ak f x)m 6:15 pm. to 7:30 p.m..
and from 9 am. to 5:45 p.m. Tuesday, with a lunch break
from 12:25 p.m. to 1:45 p.m. Round -table discussions are
scheduled fmrn 7:30 p.m. to 10 pm. Malay and 1.45 pm.
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Attractingbusiness shoold be GTA -wide eff ort
$1.5 million would he needed to promote the between the Province and municipalities, it
GTA, Mr. Farrow said. would cost Towns 15 cents per capita.
"If you look at the competition, a lot of "I believe we're at a critical, crucial point in
people out there are spending an awful lot our partnership. The status quo isn't enough
more. It's like running a hockey team in Red and isn't sustainable. We can't compete at an
Deer. It's hard to compete if you don't have international scale," Ms. Campbell said.
the dollars," Mr. Farrow said. Spending money on economic develop -
Karen Campbell, co-chairman of the GTA mentis "an investment in the future. you,,,
Economic Development Partnership, said the spend a dollar to make a dollar," she added.
$1.5 -million figure is "a ballpark estimate. We The GTA mayors and regional chairmen
haven't done any detailed work yet." supported the economic development report.
Right now, just over $100,000 is spent on The next stage is to draw up a business
GTA co-ordinating efforts, including econorn- plan, which will look at the size of an eco -
is development. nomic development staff, a budget for the firs
Brampton Mayor Peter Robertson said that three years of operation and a financing plan
if the $1.5 -million budget was split equally with the public and private sectors.
By KEITH GILLIGAN
SCAFT REPORTER
DURHAM — The Greater Toronto Area
needs a more co-ordinated approach to eco-
noetic development to compete against some
U.S. cities.
That was the message mayors and regional
chairmen from across the GTA heard during a
meeting Friday at the McLean Community
Centre in Ajax.
The civic leaders received a report entitled
An Approach to Organizing Economic Devel-
opment in the Greater Toronto Area which
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John Farrow of the Canadian Urban Insti-
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for `Oklahoma speedway'
By MARIANNE TAKA(S
STAFF REPORTER
PICKERING —The Town has taken action to
improve safety at the intersection of the `Oklahoma
speedway' and Eyer Drive and to deal with traffic
problems in the West Shore neighborhood, but not
all area residents ale happy with its choice of solu-
tions.
Pickering Council voted Monday to adopt a con-
sultant's recommendation for the installation of an
"intersection pedestrian signal" (IPS) at Oklahoma
and Eyer Drives, instead of the four-way stop with
flashing lights requested by some residents last
spring. Oklahoma has been dubbed `the Oklahoma
speedway' because of the rate at which many veW-
cles travel along it, and area residents have
expressed concern about safety at the intersection
with Eyer Drive.
Rob McCaig, representing the Baywest Lookout
Point Ratepayers Association, told councillors
Monday there have been 16 accidents and two
pedestrians hit in recent years within 300 metres of
the crosswalk at Fairport Beach Public School,
which is at the intersection. He was not impressed
with the oonsultam's recominendation to install an
IPS now and consider full traffic signal control after
1999.
"How many accidents will there be
at this intersection between now and
1999 and bow many more people have
to be hit''' be asked. Mr. McCaig noted ,
173 area households have signed a peti- RE P
tion asking for the four-way stop.
An IPS is a new type of traffic con- NEW
trol device recently given technical
approval by the provincial Minisvy of
Transportation. It regulates intersection
traf:.,- with a combination of signal
tights and stop signs.
At the Eyer and Oklahoma IPS, a C
traffic signal controlling eastbound and
westbound traffic on Oklahoma will
stay on green until a pedestrian acti-
vates the pusb button, and pedestrians
will cross with 'Walk' signals. Traffic
approaching the intersection on Eyer
Drive will be controlled by stop signs,
not the traffic signal. Eyer Drive traffic
will only be able to turn on to Okla-
homa when the way is clear and will
have to yield right-of-way both to
pedestrians crossing Oklahoma and
vehicles travelling on Olrlaboma.
Mr. McCaig maintained IPS is an that expensive, unproven system at will
not subtly address the safety prob-
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"The association is outraged," he 8833
said in an interview after C iuncil had
made its decision. "There's no question we're
going to be guinea pigs for Durham Region"
Town acting director of public works Richard
Holborn told councillors IPS has been tried at four
sites in Ontario and is used at 354 sites in western
Canada. He said Ontario legislation permitting the
use of IPS here is expected to be passed within two
to three weeks.
The consultant's report on the intersection notes
that under provincial guidelines, four-way stops are
not recommended for use under a number of cir-
cumstances, many of which are present at the Okla-
hornalEyer intersection.
Councillors also voted to ask Durham Region to
implement a "traffic responsive operation" on
Bayly Street hear West Shore Boulevard to discour-
age commuters stuck at the intersection in the
morning rush hour fivm cutting through the West
Shore neighborhood. Sensors would be placed in
the pavement on Bayly between Whites Road and
West Shore to keep crack of when cars are not mov-
ing there. The information from the sensors would
control the signal light at Bayly and West Shore
and make it stay at red until there was room for
westbound traffic to move ahead acini% the inter-
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v Editorials and Letters
Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser
TIMOTHY J. %�N TTAKER. Puhlisher A Metroland C(xnmunity Newspaper
JOANNE: BtTR(;HARDT. Editor-in-chief published %Vednesday. Friday. Sunday
STEVE HOUSTON. Managing Hwy
BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising manager 1;413_ Comn>Lrcial Ave. Ajax. Ont.
ALVIN BROUNVER. Retail Manager LIS 21-15
ABE FAKHOCRIF., Distnhution manager Phoot 681-5110 Fax: 683-7363
Crime widow
victimized again
A measly 54,250.
That's the small pittance a two -person panel of the
Criminal Injuries Compensation Board has determined
Danielle Thomas is eligible for as compensation for the
brutal, cold-blooded murder of her husband, Ken.
While the board ruled the Pickering widow qualifies for
the maximum S40X) compensation for funeral expenses
— which barelv covered half of the cost to bury her hus-
band — it rejected Ms. Thomas's maximum S250X) claim
for pain and suffering on the grounds 'there was no suffi-
cient evidence she suffered from nervous shock."
Sadly, the same legal system which spends millions of
dollars on the care of killers in jail and in court, offers little
support to the victims of those criminals.
Yet. despite the board's ruling. Ms. Thomas, like all liv-
ing victims left behind by such crimes, has suffered dearly
and will continue to for years to come, perhaps forever.
Her living nightmare beganwhen her husband left home
Sept. 14. 1994 to run a few errands and did rx)t return. The
pain worsened four months later when his bullet -riddled
body was discovered along the Pickering lakefront,
dumped by two men police say abducted him and used his
car as a getaway vehicle in the robbery of an Oshawa
sports store in which co-owner Roger Pardo_ was shot and
killed.
Now. 18 months later, Ms. Thomas — left without the
help of her husband's lite insurance policy, cancelled
because of an unreported heart attack — has again become
a victim. Only this time, it's at the hands of the flawed sys-
tem supposed to act as a safety net for people such as her-
self.
According to the board's ridiculous and cruel eligibility
guidelines for compensation, a claimant must have
required psychiatric counselling or hospitalization as "evi-
dence' of "nervous shock" as a result of the crime.
Essentially, they must prove that they have suffered.
Such requirements not only lack compassion but are
symbolic of the warped imbalance which exists in the jus-
tice system in our society.
To respond to this editorial call Infosource at
k4mmwce 6133-7040 and dial 511I
♦You said it...
In response to last Sunday's editorial opin-
ion on truck safety, our readers said:
♦ "You're talking about people being scared to drive down
Hwy. 401. It doesn't say anything about how many acci-
dents cars cause every day. There's maybe one truck acci-
dent during the day, but there's probably 30 cars (in acci-
dents), and half the time a truck is in an accidents it's usual-
ly because a car cut them off. Cars can't dodge in and out
of traffic and expect nothing to happen to them."
The News Advertiser
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♦ Letters to the editor
Political
mismanagement
has marred
Frenchman's
Bay trail
To the editor:
On March 7, several dozen
Pickering residents (most from
Pickering's cast side of Frenchman's
Bay) were shown an excellent slide pre-
sentation of sections of the 30()-kilornc-
tre waterfront trail on Lake Ontario's
north shore. Towns such as Cohourg.
Trenton and Burlington have. cooperated
with David Crombie's vision and ongo-
ing expansion projects to provide public
access to the Lakeshore. Our eastern
neighbor, Ajax. has a most enviable
waterfront trail; in fact, the mouth of
.puffins Creek can be crossed with a
long bridge that extends the walkway
toward Pickering.
But,unfortunately, because of politi-
cal mismanagement, unwise court costs
to secure the bay, and other mitigating
circumstances, Pickering residents will
enjoy only a partial network of the trail
in and around the bay.
One thing is for certain — public
ownership is of the utmost importance in
Corder for us to enjoy the bay area. No
private company or individual should
remain in control. The bay is not a com-
mercial port, instead it comes under the
jurisdiction of small craft and harbors. At
the risk of repeating myself I believe that
both past and present town councils
should have demanded the provincial
and federal governments overrule the
ownership claim of the bay, thereby
putting it into public ownership. Instead
my council made a back claim of the bay
thereby putting it into public ownership.
Instead my council made a back room
deal; marshland for condos. It's an act
that denies people input and an opprobri-
The Ajax -Pickering Mews
Wvertiser accepts letters to the editor.
Ill letters should be typed or neatly
taod-written, 150 words Each letter
tm it be signed with a first and last
lime or two butials and a last name.
Tease indude a phone number for
wincadoo. The editor reserves the
f& b eft copy for style, length and
T!T—Dpirtians alptreased in letters
ti Wtr writer sad not noes -
E lie Nm Ad ertl et<:
ous action which hinders good crrviron-
mental change. Nearly $I million has
been spent on a useless court case.
That's money that could have gone to
develop the bottom of Liverpx)l Road
adjacent to the Hydro park, an extension
of the trail within Sandbar Road, a refur-
bishing of that existing eyesore bringing
about an esthetically pleasing venue, and
possibly some type of bridge which
would allow the trail to continue lvvest-
ward on Beachpoint Promenade linking
up with the Petticoat Creek Conservation
Area.
But that won't happen with this
council. It has no will, no fortitude, no
conviction and no vision. Instead the bay
area will remain an eyesore on one of the
world's most beautiful and extensive
public trail systems.
Frank Threlkeld Jr.,
Pickering
Deja vu?
To the editor:
Remember in the '80s when the fed-
eral Tories promised prosperity through
the GST and free trade? Now, the
provincial Tories are considering the
sell-off of our electrical resources to for-
eign investors. Even though the facts and
figures provided by Ontario Hydro show
that privatization would likely result in
higher rates or government debt, the
Tory government somehow believes that
sending massive profits south of the bor-
der will lead to prosperity in Ontario.
Deja Vu?
Gordon Hear
Ajax
Blake
Purdy
Opinion
Beverly
Hillbilly
back home
The song's been runnint, i
through my head since our recent
vacation in California. It warms my
cockles every time I step out Intl)
the frigid spring weather of south
central Ontario. It puts me to sleep
at night as it provides the back-
ground music to my technicolor
dreams.
Warble along with me, won't
You, to my latest tune, sung to the
theme of the Beverly Hillbillies.
LlDJ
Come and listen to a story 'hout a
man named Blake
Shivering Canuck the long winter
he couldn't take
Then one day boarded a plane to
L.A.
Decided on touchdown "This i.
where I wanna stay"
On the coast, that is, where it's
warm, no snow in May.
Now the next thing you know
Blake's lounging on a beach
Kids and women oh how they did
screech
Said "California doesn't see that
many whales"
So he loaded up his cooler and took
off with his ales
American, that is, watered down.
but cheap.
On the very next day he headed for
the hills
The view from there so lovely. it
gave him the chills
Then he travelled down the coast to
see the rick folks' homes
Found some that he liked but the
prices made him roam
To smaller towns, that is, nearly as
nice, beside the sea.
He'd made up his mind this is
where he wants to live
Called up all the papers, didn't
have a job to give
Besides he'd need a green card or a
wife born in the States
Scoured Malibu but couldn't find
an American mate
Worthy, that is, rich, don't want a
witch.
But it was time to say goodbye to
my poor babe's hosting kin
We had eaten all their food and
drank up all their gin
Safe to say we weren't invited back
to their locality
Got back on the plane, cried all the
way to this vicinity.
To respond to this eolumu,
%fosoul,:e caA Infosource
al 683-7040 awd dial 5107
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To list your non-profit
group's upcoming events,
information must be sub-
mitted by 5 p.m. the
Wednesday preceding Sun-
day publication. To have
your events promoted in
Billboard, fax 683-7363 or
write to the Ajax -Pickering
News Advertiser, 130 Com-
mercial Ave., Ajax,
Ontario, L 1 S 2H5.
SUNDAY, MARCH 24
RUNNING GROUP: The
Rouge River Roadrunners
meet Sundays at 9 a.m. at
the Pon union Centre (Port
Union Rd. and Lawrence
Ave.. Scarborough). The
Roadrunners also meet for
two weekly group runs. 420-
8333 (Nicholas).
SUPPER: The Greenwood
United Church hosts an oys-
ter supper, with sittings at 5
and 6:30 p.m. Adults SIO.
children S5. preschoolers
free. Advanced ticket sales
required. The church is on
the 6th Concession, west of
Westney Rd. 683-6217.
PARENTS: The Pickering
Carib -Canadian Cultural
Association invites parents
of children attending public
school to a panel discussion
featuring Durham Board of
Education officials and offi-
cers from the Durham
Regional Police Street
Crime Unit to be held at
6:30 p.m. on the main floor
of the large building at 1467
Whites Rd. N. in Pickering.
Space is limited so to
reserve a seat call Alma at
428-6746 or Edgar at 837-
1427.
LECTURE: The Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter -Day
Saint,, presents a 6fee lecture
on Strengthening the Family
in Today's World at 7 pm.
at the church. 119 Church
St. S. in Pickering Village.
H. Roger Boyer, president
of the Toronto East Mission
and a graduate of Harvard
Business School, will speak.
All welcome. 427-1546.
MONDAY, MARCH 25
ARTHRITIS: The Juvenile
Arthritis Support Group
meets at 7 p.m. at the
Grandview Rehabilitation
and Treatment Centre. 600
Townline Rd. S., Oshawa.
The group is for parents and
children affected by juvenile
arthritis. 434-7032 (Patri-
cia), 434-7221.
HOMEPRENEUR: The
Durham Homepreneur
Group meets from 7 to 10
p.m. at the Annandale Golf
and Curling Club, corner of
Bayly and Church Sts.,
Ajax. S 10 for members. S 15
for non-members. 683-
8891.
TUESDAY. MARCH 26
AQUARIUM: The Durham
Region Aquarium Society
meets at 7:30 p.m. in the
cafeteria of R.S. McLaugh-
lin Collegiate. 570 Steven-
son Rd. N.. Oshawa. Derek
Middleton will speak on
building a world-class
aquarium in the Metro
Toronto area. 831-0940
(Ty). 404-0641 (Frank).
SENIORS: The Tuesday
Morning Senior Citizens'
Friendship Discussion
Group meet,,. at 9:30 a.m. at
the Senior Citizens' Friend-
ship Centre. 46 Exeter Rd.,
Ajax. Peter Hurley will
speak. 619-0315 (Betty).
PARENT SUPPORT: The
Association of Parent Sup-
port Groups of Ontario
meets locally every Tues-
day at 7:15 p.m. It's for
parents worried about their
children becoming
involved in drugs, alcohol,
running away. dropping
out of school, committing
crimes or parental abuse.
Call for location. 1-800-
488-5666.
EMPLOYMENT: Career
Assistance and Resources
for Employment (CARE)
holds a resume preparation
workshop at 1:30 p.m. at
1400 Bayly St., Unit 12
(next to the GO station),
Pickering. One in a free
series to help people find a
job. Registration necessary.
420-4010.
TENNIS: The Dunmoore
Tennis Club's registration is
at the Pickering Recreation
Complex foyer. Valley
Farm Rd. south of Ilwy. 2.
from 7 to 9 p.m. 839-9832
(Mark Reid).
BOARD OF TRADE: The
Ajax -Pickering Board of
Trade hosts its March break-
fast at 7:30 a.m. at Regalis
Restaurant in the Pickering
Corporate Centre, corner of
Liverpool Rd. and Pickering
Parkway. Durham Board of
Education community liai-
son officer Jim Hunter will
speak on business -education
partnerships. S15 for mem-
bers. S20 for non-members.
837-6638.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27
COMPUTERS: The Mac-
intosh Users East Club
(MaUsE) meets the fourth
Wednesday of each month
from 7 to 10 p.m. in the lec-
ture theatre at Henry Street
High School, 61.1 Henry St..
Whitby. This meeting
includes a demonstration of
Adobe Acrobat. 433-0777.
ALCOHOL: The Ajax -
Pickering group of Adult
Children of Alcoholics
meets every Wednesday at
7:30 p.m. at St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church, 35
Church St. N., Pickering
Village. Free. 416-593-
5147.
BREAST-FEEDING: La
Leche League Pickering
meets at 7:45 p.m. and preg-
nant women, breast-feeding
mothers and babies wel-
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information and location.
SINGLE PARENTS: The
One -Parent Families Asso-
ciation of Ajax -Pickering
meets every Wednesday at 8
p.m. at Swan's Marina at the
foot of Liverpool Road in
Pickering. The association
provides a place for single
parents to get together
socially and provides activi-
ties for single parents and
their children. Newcomers
welcome. 683-6609
(Kathryn) or 665-1170
(Gary).
INJURED WORKERS:
The Durham Region Injured
Workers group meets at 7
p.m. at the United Steel-
workers Hall, 115 Albert
St., Oshawa. Workers'
Compensation Board offi-
cial Calvin Ray will speak.
721-9158.
THURSDAY, MARCH 28
BREAST-FEEDING: A
prenatal breast-feeding
workshop is being held from
7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the
Durham Lactation Centre,
1592 Alwin Circle. Picker-
ing. Cost is S20. Information
and support for expectant
women. 427-9547 (Donna)
or 705-357-2377 (Shirley).
SINGLE PARENTS: Par-
ents Without Partners Chap-
ter #204 meets every Thurs-
day at 8 p.m. upstairs at St.
George's Church, 51 Centre
St. S., Oshawa. Tonight's
activities include a group
discussion on commitment.
571-5452 (Debbie) or 723-
1699 (Ron).
CHRISTIAN WOMEN:
The Ajax -Pickering Christ-
ian Women's Club meets
from 9:30 to 11:15 a.m. in
the Gallantry's Restaurant
banquet room, lower level
of the Pickering Town Cen-
tre. Feature is Get Cracking,
with tips from the Ontario
Egg Marketing Board.
Reservations before March
26. Cost is $5, $1 for first -
timers. Free babysitting
available. 683-5569 (Deb-
bie). 428-8505 (Barb).
BREAST CANCER: The
Oshawa and District Breast
Cancer support group meets
from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.at
Kingsview United Church,
corner of Wilson Rd. and
Adelaide Ave. E. Oshawa.
Please come if you have or
have had breast cancer. 725-
'5349.
CIVITAN: The Pickering
Civitan Club meets every
Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at
Rosebank Villa at the foot
of Rowbank Road in Pick-
ering. The club is a volun-
teer, non-profit co-ed orga-
nization dedicated to help-
ing others. New members
welcome but asked to call
before attending. 839-8890
(Tem James)
FRIDAY, MARCH 29
ADDICTION: The Serenity
Group holds a 12 -step
recovery meeting at 8 p.m.
at the Bayfair Baptist
Church , 817 Kingston Rd.,
Pickering. -The group meets
every Friday and helps par-
ticipants deal with addic-
tions of all types, including
co-dependency. All wel-
come. 428-9431 (Jim).
CLOTHING SALE: St.
Martin's Anglican Church,
1201 St. Martins Drive,
Pickering, holds a New To
You sale from 7 to 9 p.m.
Great clothes, no junk.
Prices start at 25 cents.
Good quality donations also
needed. 839-4769 (Barb).
SATURDAY, MARCH 311
SINGLE PARENTS: "The
One -Parent Families Asso-
ciation of Ajax -Pickering
holds a fund-raising dance
from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the
Italian Hall, 535 Simcoe St.
S., Oshawa. D.J., snacks,
door prizes, 50-50 draw. S7
for members, $10 for non-
members. Tickets at the
door. 683-6609 (Kathryn) or
665-1170 (Gary)
CIVITAN: The Pickering
Civitan Club holds its Char-
ter Night Dinner at the West
Shore Community Centre on
the south side of Bayly
Street between Liverpool
and Whites Rds. Cocktails
at 6:30 p.m., dinner at 7:30
p.m. $19.96 per person.The
event is for members and
their guests, but the club is
still welcoming new mem-
bers. 839-8890 (Terry
James)
EASTER LUNCHEON:
St. Timothy's Church. 97
Bureber Rd., Ajax, holds an
Easter luncheon and novelty
sale from noon to 2 p.m.
Adults $3.50: children 12
and under S2.
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I;`Chan es discussed
"CKERING"•Changes to 'he meeting Is being held Thursday,
the employment t�urance system will April 18, at 11:30 am. at St. Andrew's
be one of the topics discussed at the Presbyterian Church, 35 Church St.
4annual general meeting of the Ajax- N., Ajax. � �.,
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other great surprises) to the child
Hho enters the hest name for the
critter. The %%inner of our 10th
contest. Stephanie Murray. got to
take home "Flipper" the Dolphin.
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Charles and Sherry Shahan
were married in 1984 -- he
having operated the family
catering business and she a
recent graduate of the
University of Toronto in
business. It was love a first
sight until Sherry worked in
a Dairy Queen for two
summers ( since the catering
business was seasonal) and
then both she and Charles
fell in love with Dairy Queen
and opened their own super
store in Pickering in October.
In five short months, more
than 60,000 customers have
passed through the doors of
the Pickering Dairy Queen,
commenting on "How big it
is inside!" or "How nicely
decorated it is!" or "It's
about time Pickering had its
own Dairy Queen" but, most
of all, "You're open all year
round!"
Charles says the DQ
burgers sold him on Dairy
Queen. Dairy Queen started
selling burgers in 1940 in
Joliet, Illinois. The
Pickering Dairy Queen
burgers are 100 -per cent pure
beef made by J.M. Schneider
himself. The buyers are
broiled on a chain broiler and
float on a chain, beim-, cooked
b} a flame as it moves along
causing all the grease to drip
off and producing a burger
that tastes like you barbecued
It in the backyard. Not greasy.
but a beautiful beef taste. On
grand opening weekend. the
Pickering Dairy Queen sold
more than 3,000 burgers and
more than ISM pounds of
fries.
On the other hand, Sherry
oversees the Cake Decorating
Department at the DQ. A
commercial playing
continuously on the TV
monitors by the large display
of cakes in the store tells
customers that all cakes are
made from scratch right in the
store. It shows the mouth-
watering chocolate and vanilla
soft serve going into the cake
molds with layers of fudge
and chocolate cookie crunch.
On Valentine's Day, the
Pickering Dairy Queen sold
more than 150 Valentine's
cakes in one day. From the
Friday to Valentine's hay on
Wednesday. Feb. 14, more than
3(X1 cakes were sold. Another
big ti inner made right in the
store is the Treatza Pizza. The
treat you eat like a pizza is cut
into eight pieces. On a few husy
days, the Pickering store has
sold more than I (X) Treatza
Pizzas in one day.
Of" course. the Shabans love
the hallmark DQ soft serve. DQ
soft serve is 95 -per cent fat free
and the secret recipe which has
been developed over the 50 -
year existence of Dairy Queen
is much imitated, but never
duplicated.
Finally, when you visit the
Pickering Dairy Queen, try its
unique Solarium Drive Thru.
Sherry's father Bill Cole (who
was the general contractor)
developed the design from one
he had seen up north. One
architect who has worked for all
the other fast-food chains
describes it as not only one of
the most beautiful drive thrus he
has ever seen, but also as one of
the biggest.
The Shabans love children
and if you want a great kid's
birthday park, there is a private first prize was a party for the
area in the store just for those winner and four friends at the DQ
occasions. Of course, if you're and then five free passes to
a kid. Sherry saws, "The Movie I ox 9 Wo Is � talec • uur
Pickering Dairy Queen is the
place to conk for toys and
kids' meals starting at an
unbelievable S2.69!"
When asked what it's like
having an Olive Garden on one
side and the Movieplex 9 on
the other. Charles says, "it was
a marriage made in heaven
with each location
complimenting the other. Of
course we all eat at their place
and they all come here. Variety
is the spice of life"
Also, Charles commented
that many people have dinner
at the DQ, then go off to the
movies or stop in after the
movies for dessert or a quick
visit to the drive thru.
.'Sherry and 1 often have
dinner at the DQ and then take
my nieces and nephews to
Movieplex 9, buy our popcorn
and pop and enjoy a selection
of all the hest movies on their
big screens.
Just last week, we finished a
contest among our staff and the
p�. c
staff to the Olive Garden for stall'
meetings and enjoy their excellent
Italian foods.'
Charles finished by saying" ..If I
was a father coming home o11
Hwy. 401 and gettin17 off at Whites
Road and going by the Dairy
Queen at Dixie Road, 1 would
drive to the drive thru and order
the Family Meal for Four at
$14.44. It includes four burgers.
four fries, four large drinks and
four sundaes (which you can
redeem later if you wish). In five
minutes, he'd be on his way and
would walk into a hero's welcome
at home and then he could take the
whole family out later that night
for free sundaes!"
As the Shabans say, "At Dairy
Queen, we treat you right!"
Dairy
Queen
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We Trut You Right
Teen students tested
DURHAM --- High
school students here will be
going for gold as part of a
two-day technological skills
competition hosted by the
Durham Board of Education.
More than 200 students
from 21 public and separate
high schools will put their
skills to the test competing
against one another in the
eighth annual Durham Skills
Challenge Manch 27 to 29 at
various schools here.
Gold winners will advance
to the Ontario Skills Compe-
tition in May in Hamilton.
A wide range of contests
will see students display their
trade, problem -solving, deci-
sion-making, individual and
team skills in such areas as
carpentry, cabinetmaking,
residential wiring, broad-
based construction and man-
ufacturing, precision machin-
ing, welding, auto service,
small engines, electronic
publishing, electronics, com-
mercial photography, food
preparation, baking, child
care, fashion arts, architec-
ture and more.
The competition is
designed to foster student
pride in their training and
encourage them to stay in
school.
It's supported by Durham
businesses through dona-
tions, prizes and judging
expertise.
For times and locations of
individual events, call the
Durham Board of Education
at 905-666-5500.
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D ig in, carnivores
the beef's safe
0 No `mad cow disease'
in Durham or elsewhere
in Canada
By STEPHEN SHAW
STAFF REPORTER
DURHAM — Government agricul-
ture and health officials assure local
carnivores can continue eating beef
without the worry of contracting 'mad
cow disease% a killer cattle illness
believed to be spreading to people in
Britain.
Both federal and provincial agricul-
ture ministry officials say there have
been no known cases confumed or sus-
pected of 'mad cow disease'. an infec-
tion found in British cattle which is
thought to cause a potentially fatal
brain disease in people who eat conta-
minated beef.
In fact, officials say no cases of it
have ever been reported in Canadian
cattle.
"There has never been any case in
Durham Region nor have we ever sus-
pected a case here to my knowledge."
says Dr. John Churchill, a veterinarian
at the Bowmanville office of Agricul-
ture Canada.
Dr. Churchill adds tests on cows sus-
pected of having rabies include checks
for 'mad cow disease', medically
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year, so why should 1 file a tax
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Child Tax Benefits. Currently,
everyone is allowed to earn a
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you begin to be taxed. Even if you
earned below this amount, you
should still file a tax return.
Chances are, if you earned under
this amount, you have had some
tax withheld. If you did, you can
file a tax return and have this
money refunded in full because
%ou earned less than the basic
exemption.
Another good reason to file a tax
return is that any earned income
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of your RRSP contribution limit.
Now that RRSP contribution
limits can be carried forward
indefinitely, it is especially
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time while attending high school
and/or university, you can increase
your contribution limit by a few
thousand dollars if you file a tax
return every year.
Even if you have no income,
you should still consider filing a
tax return. You can receive a GST
credit of $199 (four pa}•meats of
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY MARCH 24,1990 -PAGE 13
ame . Dropping in Aj*ax and Pickeringz �y by keith gilligan
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Birthday
Nanna's 'Little Lou' is
one. Quintin Cook's birth-
day is on
March
124 and
lots of
' _.. hugs and
kisses
come
f r o m
Nanna,
�NIick
and Bobo.
Birthday
Amy MacKinlay is a spe-
cial girl who turned 13 March
19. "We all �
love you and
wish you a
very happy
hirthday."
1 Happy birthday
wishes came
• from aunts,
' u n c l e s,
cousins, parents, two Grand-
mas. sister and Mikey. — J
.Birthday
Norm Honsberg-
er turned 52 on
March 23. "Best
wishes, Pa Pa. We
love you very
much," say grand-
children Jason,
Justin, Kyle, Kara
and Laura.
Birthday
Jordan
Marro is
turning
four on
;March 25.
Love and
best wish-
es come
f r o m
Mont, Dad, Nana, Al, Aunt
Nancy, Uncle Chris and
cousins Rebecca and
Robert.
Birthday
"Surprise,
this cutie is
turning 15
on March
30. Kristin
Toomsalu
enjoys play-
ing soccer
and drinking Pepsi. Best
wishes on your birthday
from your best pal Jen."
Birthday
"A very
special
girl" turns
seven on-«
March 27.
H a p p y '
birthday
greetings r- I
and lots of f
love for Lindsay Taylor
j come from Daddy, j
Mommy, dogs Digger and
Nassau and Pepper the cat.
Birthday
Mallory
H I a d y
turned two .x
on March 17
and happy 'F '
birthday
wishes came
from brother
Mitchell! and
Mommy. "You're so special
to both of us. We love you."
Birtilt&y .
On March 21, Gene Kerr turned
50. "Many happy returns and we
love you," say wife J Jin
x
and Kyle. Speaking of Kyle, he'll be
13 on March 28. "Hope you have a
happy day," say Dz4 Man, Jason,
pets Kouey, R.J. and Lucky. -
ao 1794 Liverpool Road
e 4's Pickering 831-5431
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Each week i lucky Name mopping
persons will receive a FREE Cake from
Baskin Robbins in Pickering. -
Watch this space for your name and
good luck. Winners may go directly to
Baskin Robbins. (pkj+c p;>"de idemific on.l
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25th Anniversary
■®
It was 25 years ago, on March 26,
that Felicity and Mike Martin
walked down the aisle and into
wedded bliss. Silver anniversary
greetings and wishes for "many
more happy ones with love" come
from Carrie, Michael and Erik.
Birthday
C h r i s
Kennedy turned
19 March 21.
Wishing him a
happy birthday
with lots of love
were Mom, Dad,
Sarah, Melissa,
1%11ike. girlfriend
Lindsev, Hairball and the gang.
Birthday
Anthony
Schembri turned
four on March 22
and there to wish
him a wonderful
birthday were all
his friends and
family, including
Mommv, Daddy
and Joey. "We love you lots and loEs.-
Birthday
Birthday
Special love
and birthday
wishes went out
to Jessica
Emond on March
23, when she
turned five.
"Happy birthday
and lots of love,"
says Mom.
Birthday
Jordan Brooks
turned seven on
March 14 and happy
birthday wishes
came from Mom,
Dad, twin sisters
Julie and Jackleen,
and family.
Birthday
"Our big guy"
turned eight on
March 21. Wish-
ing Christopher
Chappell a very
happy birthday'
with lots of love 1�
were Mom
Cindy, Dad -
Greg and sister
Kailey. He cele-
brated with a
family party and a swimming party
with his friends and members of his
select hockey team.
I Birthday
The big girl in
the Bartholomew
home is now a
big sister. Khadi-
jah turned two
years old on
March 7. Happy
birthday wishes
came from ..1om, -
Dad and sister Khaleen Tyra -Ann,
who wai horn March 5.
Birthday
March is the official birthday
month in the Honsberger home.
Emilv celebrated her fifth birthday
on March 19 and Robert will be
seven March 25. Happy birthday
wishes come from 'Mommy, Daddy
and Flaxen.
March is a
busy month in
the Beaumont
home. Grand-
ma Powrie's
birthday was on
March 7,
Grandma
Beaumont's on
March 16 and,
most importantly, Bradley turns
four on March 24. "Happy birthday,
big guy," say brother Christopher,
Mom and Dad.
51st Anniversary
March 24 is a special day for
Marion and Al McCleary of Ajax,
because they celebrate their 51st
anniversary. Best wishes and hopes
for many more come from children
Pam and Lori and grandchildren
Jamie, Jonathan and David.
Submit it to Keith Gilligan's weekly
Name Dropping column. We'll publish
your special occasion in an easy -to -read
and easy -to -clip format...
Birthday
Look who's
turning five on
March 27.
Brandon Wild-
fong will cele-
brate with his
friends at a
bowling party,
followed by a
family get-
together. Happy
birthday greet-
ings to "our very
special son," say
Daddy.
Ryan .lack -
son turns 19 on
March 26.
Wishing him a
happy birthday
with love
always are
Theresa, Mom,
Dad, Lvnda,
Jim, Heather,
Kristi, Kerry
and friends.
Birthday
Mommy and
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Pickering `AA' intermediates in hunt �: 1996F; �`;E;,� � c,d
for Canadian r0
ingette championship
FiCKERING — The Pickering inter-
mediate 'AA' ringette team has done
what no other Pickering ringette squad
has in the last 26 years — qualify for the
national championship.
The Pickering squad will go on to the
nationals after winning the silver medal
at the Provincial Ringette
Championships in Cambridge last week-
end -
The provincial champion Gloucester
team and Pickering will both represent
Ontario at the Canadian National
Ringette Championships in Gloucester
April I to 6. Gloucester will participate
as Team Ontario while Pickering will,
ironically, be considered the host team.
The Pickering intermediates advanced
io the provincial final against
Gloucester. The championship tilt
proved to be no contest for the strong
Gloucester team which won 11-3.
Pickering trailed by only a goal midway
through the contest. but the ngors of the
semi-final contest took their toll on the
squad late in the game.
Pickering finished round-robin play in
second place, with Gloucester first and
frost Cambridge third. Gloucester earned
a bye to the final while Pickering and
C'ambndge suited up for the semi-final
match. -Ibe game was s ink&, after the
first period, something that's almost
unheard of in ringette. However.
Pickc-ring finally tallied in the second
and final period. Both goalies mace kr y
save in PiLkering's 1-0 victory.
Pickering started the provincial tour-
ney with a bang, hammering host
Cambridge 9-4. The second game
proved to be a much tougher contest as
the intermediates lost to heavily favored
Gloucester 8-1. In their third match, the
locals struggled as their counterparts
from Scarborough played a disciplined
game to win 6-4.
Needing a win against a strong team
from Sudbury, Pickering responded with
Pickering figure skater
wins bronze medal
at Ontario showdown
PICKERING — A Pickering skater
earned the bronze medal at the Ontario
Interclub Figure Skating Championships
in Newmarket last weekend.
Natalie DePass, 16, formerly of the
Pickering Figure Skating Club now mp-
resenting the Scarborough Figure
Skating Clhb, finished third in the junior
silver ladies' freeskate against some of
the top young skaters in the province.
To qualify for the all -Ontario competi-
tion, DePass placed first at the Central
Ontario Section Interclub event in
Midland earlier this month. She also
placed fust at the Eastern Blades
Interclub competition at the Toronto
Cricket Chub and was second at the dub
level-
DePass is in Grade 11 at Dunberton
SCh001.
She's coacbed by Elizabeth Todd at
the S1ar4Wx+0ugh dub
a hard-fought 5-4 victory. With a record
of 2-2 in the round-robin. Pickering
needed a win against Waterloo to
advance to the semi-finals. Pickering
came out flying en route to a 7-4 victory.
In order to compete at nationals. the
Pickering squad is trying to raise $3,000
to cover its expenses. Any donation
would be greatly appreciated- You can
send the donation to the president of the
league, Dave LaRochelle, c/o the
Pickering Ringette Association, 1928
Shadybrook Dr., Pickering, L IV 3X5 or
phone 839-5647.
Team members are Kathleen
McCarthy, Jennifer Holbrook, Cathy
larnler. Colleen Rourke, Stacy Fertile,
Erin Rourke, Jennifer McCarthy, Diane
Bailey, Joanne McCarthy, Karen Berger.
Mary -Jo McCarthy. Mary Ann Gage,
Connie Harriers and coach Neil
McCarthy.
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To Register call 839-4447
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2 Day Clinic
April 27 & 28th
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Harvey Bunston: 905.686-1576
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They do oil changes, lubrications and
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Specializing in quality
riot quantity
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Homeworkers
Needed
To asswhore products.
Free Supplies. Start mi-
mediadey. Free details,
Send S.A.S.E. to
0 S E. 117-T`7
1057 Steeies Ave. W
North York. Om.
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SPORTS PROMOTERS
needed frr per ousy sea-
son with God and Country
Clubs in Ontano Expen-
ence an asset but not as-
sentral. We are wiling to
train those who quality AO-
vancement available Cat
Wendy 728-9181
• Gardening &
e Private
• 4 Landscaping
• • Tubrsr5chools
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TREE CUTTING a
TRIMMING. Selective limb
removal and hedges 18
years experience a fully in-
sured FREE estimates
905-433-7140 (pager 905-
721-7304)
• Party
• services
]MAGICIAN, down friends.
ready to entertain for any
age, any occasion. Birth-
days. promotions. open-
ings, fund raisers. Magic
shows are fuel Lettuce
help. 639.7057 or 728-
8334.
RAMTwants work doing
magic for children's Part"
and all oeeassions. Have
my own magician. Car Er-
nie 668-4932.
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General Sales Hell Help/
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Continuous Learning
comes to the
Pickering Town Centre
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Free course Ca
Come to the Pickering Town Centre on
Martcb 28 - 31 ind learn all about the
Durliam College Continuous Learning courses
offered at St. Mary Secondary Catholic School
in Pickering.
Registrations will be taken on-site.
For VISA or MasterCard registration, Call today for mon infatlwAion
call 721-3000 or at (90s) 721-3052 or
14100-461-3260 1-800.461-0549
DURHAMr no
Educating You for the Real Worid.
Heritage Community Housing Corporation
Requires A Full Time
Housing Coordinator
i C-H.C. operates Cormack station, a 12; unit, non-profit
l:,artment community at 250 Hickon Street South in Whitby
kt pclrting to a Board of Director. the Housing; Coclydinator will
responsible for the overall management of Cormack Station.
Qualifications:
rxperlence in building management/ human resource
management/ and community development.
• 4cxxi knowledge of accounting and bixlkkeepmg practices
• , ommitment to non profit housing and basic knowledge of
tion protit housing guidelines
• experience with special needs clients
• ability to work flexible hours.
ase forward letters of application and resumes by
\ nl 5, 19% addressed to:
Hiring Committee
Heritage Community Housing Corporation
(Office)
250 Hickory Street South
Whitby, Ontario LIN 9G8
Attflough H C H.0 appreciates the interest expressed by all who appy, only
those individuals receiving interviews will be contacted
•
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H.C.H.C. is an equal opportunity employer
SPORTS PROMOTERS
needed for our busy sea
son with Gott and Country
CkrjW in Ontario Expen-
•nce an asset but not es-
sential. We are willing to
tram those who quality. Ad-
vancennent available . Call
Wendy 728-8181
TORONTO STAR - Adults
and mature students want-
ed for door to door sales
Youtl promote our intro-
ductory discount offer to
new home delivery cus-
tomers. Set your own
hours. work evenings and /
or weekends, good com-
munication skills required,
car an asset, top commits-
sions paid weekly. Please
call Paul McGill, 728-4161
or 686-2292.
WARE-
HOUSE looking for 5
drivers for rapid expansion,
no experience necessary,
vehicle required, call No:
tole at 728-8542
WORK AT
HOME
EARN
s1S.00• Par how by
FAMapl•ting a 40 hour
tr N*v Prow -
o s
NO caumsswm
PwMA Thais, For
, ... call:
NS -718-9606
•Bawd on 40 hours
ton llne tank tints.
Skilled
I'M - Office Help
Help
PAINTER wed
Daycare
• 0 Wanted
WANTED IN MY HOME
'-'a''d'e r.vmq person '2
:are for 2 children, part time
�.lys References, own
- visportation, non smoke•
-all 420-0950
NANTED expenenced
-army to provide care to 19
-'onth old in our home.
Zndale) 8-6pm M -F. ref-
-ences required 831-
'174
Daycare
HIR Available
AJAX Ch1= re avarl-
abie n a non-smoking wn-
v,,orrrent Clewing can for
cn,kiren Of any age' Nutn-
t.onal lunches and snacks
Fenced in yard. with play-
ground References avai-
a04e Close to 401 Please
call 686-0959
DAYCARE
8 yrs. exp reas rates.
rel available. good
Structured routine,
flex hours, any age
welcome, back up Day-
care provided
420-8526
DAYCARE in our home
Whites Rd Smoke and pet
tree Clean satetoys
.
crafts and educational
games eau 420-1602
SPRAY n .
ed immediately for Scar LOVING mother with day -
IF you are single or a sin-
gle parent or separated or
divorced with three years
work experience. you may
quality for financial assis-
tance of d you are over 45
and have recently been
laid off. you may quality for
training assistance. DIP/
Lotus CERT., Los. 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 BusF
ness Computer College.
427-3010
Skilled
lim Help
SERVICE PERSON -
Elbertsen windows, a
member of the Willmar
Group of Companies, has
an opening for a qualified
full time Service Person to
repair vinyl and wood
windows. Glass experience
a must. Fax resume to: 579-
0352.
company Must have 5 yrs
care experience. Family
experience. clearing. pnm-
Studies Degree. CPR, off-
ing and painting sheet
erssUmulatilrig planned ac -
metal parts and tube fram-
hvities. balanced meats.
ing of custom equipment.
and receipts. Hwy. 2/Wesi-
Can Jan Parks, 1-906-837-
ney. Heather 428-0208.
6060
668-4477
WELDER, experienced in
NORTH AJAX - Mother of
mig and fig. needed for a
3 1/2 yr. old with first aid
Pickering Company. Work-
training will provide dat-
ing with stainless and sheet
care in our ran smoking
metal for custom pieces.
home. Only one or two
Please call Jan Parks 1-95-
children will be accepted.
837-6060
Nutnous meals/smacks and
mouse windows 95 CPU
activities area provided.
HOSOW
ImillitficMDOW
Cal Sylvia at 619.6718
NURSE and mother with
from $600 used 386s from
excellent references, will
CERTIFIED dental assis-
car a for your child, babies
tans required for full -lime
welcomed Call Collette,
position, in pleasarN Pick-
686-9687.
ering General Practice wish
dresser with rikrror/2 side
good hours. Experience
SOUTH AJAX, excellent
preferred. Please reply to
daycare. 17 years etperi_
(905)509.2290.
once. Reliable and afford -
REG. PHYSIOTHERA-
able. Happy emirorxnent-
PIST. Full time work in
Huge playground a lots
geriatrics community nurs-
more. 6 months and up.
ing hone in Durham Re-
Will provide receipts. Ref-
gion$60,000 plus. Fax
erences upon request.
resumes to 416-489-8251
68&8719.
or telephone 416.489-8888
up. Wanted, Appliances
set, double bed, shelves,
SPACES available now
Daycare
for 2-1/2 - 4 year olds for
• 1 Wanted
my E.C.E. Preschool home
etc. Cal 905-686-4369
daycare. Also looking for
PART TIME NANNY /
school -aged children for
frequent babysitting / light
summer. Receipts• rotor -
housekeeping needed im-
$noes. Lisa 905-420-9960
mediately. Pickering area,
anytime.
car an asset, can 420-1476
more info. call 905 -619 -
Oshawa • Whitby • Claringten1111
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with excellent interpersonal and communication
skilts Duties include. generating new accounts
anc providing o gang support to existing clien-
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Help Help
ALUMINUM WELDERS WANTED
If you have experience, we would like
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
Leading Toronto Area equipment rental compa-
ny requires diesel mechanics experienced in:
Cat, Hitachi 8 Volvo.
And specialists in the following:
-portable as compressors
•ride -oil compaction
Good cornpensiation packages offered
Writlsn repliss only to:
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si:arbo- 00 I , ON- 1111 x 1 E6
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PICKERING PUBLIC LIBRARY
ROOM RENTALS
For meetings, Seminars, recitals
Central Liberal►: AI16toftum and Boardroom
Call : 831-6265 Ex. 228
Rage Hill Branch: Auditorium
Call 509-2579
on,EmploitynWit
11111antild
MARKETING SALES
PERSON for accounting
and computer services of-
fice in Ajax. Software Ac-
cpac. Simply Accounting.
Dynaview is an asset.
Straight commission. 686-
0486.
Firewood
FIREWOOD, Excellent
quality hardwood, Guar-
anteed, extra big We hilly
seasoned, cut and split.
Honest measurment. Free
delivery. Kozy Heat, Fire-
wood. (905)753-2246
I Firewood
ROKA LUMBER 6
FIREWOOD CENTRE
4'X8'X12' 560.00
4'X8'X16' $65 00
ESTABLISHED 1963
Days 705.277-3361
Evenings 90543444
Free Delivery To
Oshawa Area
SKIDS S Pallets for fire-
wood. hardwood 8 soh -
wood meed. pre Cut or bro-
ken, delivery available.
large a small bads. Limited
time offer call (905)430-
9013
Articles
1 for Sale
213C Sectional includes
sota bed, cream will blue 6
rose stripes, excellent con-
d6m. 2 years old. asking
3800 o b o Call 666-3449
4 PC. BEDROOM suite,
double. $125. 4 Pce solid
dark pone bedroom suite.
excellent. $700. 2 pc
French provincial living
room suite $100. 3 living
room French provincial ta-
bles $125. stereo $50.
Circa 1920's walnut dining
room suite, beautiful cordt-
tan S2. 0D0 576-7763 al-
ter 6 p.m.
It PIECE, solid walnut
dining room suite. $775, 5
pce. antique bedroom suite
5575, antique sser tall boy
draw 3175, 2 - 26' cola
I.v.:s $100 each. 1.20' dol-
or t.v. $75.6 dressers $45 -
$130 each, 3 pc. sectional
sofa $425. Ousen size bed
sofa 5296., 4 rechnism $35
- $75 each.Icvesest $85. 2
coffee tables $65 each. 3
amrchairs $65 each. 2 of-
fice desks $75 each, 4 set
of kitchen tables and chairs
$50 - $175, waterbed frame
black lacquer 6 drawee,
$100., 3 fridges $65-$85
and $115, maple school
desk SM. 697-3532
AIR TECH TreadrrkA, grav-
ily-edge, 2 Voyageur Stair -
masters. Take your pick.
Best offer. Cal 837-0733.
ARTI Limited Editions.
Trisha Romance , Eliza-
beth Berry, Brent Town-
send, Professionally
framed, double matted.
Must Sell, $130. 905-725-
3899.
BEAUTIFUL dark walnut
hand carved buffet and
hutch, bar in hutch, tabW6
padded chairs. used only
tow times, asking $2200.
623-9469
BEDROOMFURNI-
TURE. 6 pce. good condi-
tion $300. Value $1,500.
Mirror, $50., Value $200.
Baby highchair dean, $10.
686.3769
CARPET 3 rooms, 3299,
price includes 35 yards of
carpet, premium pad , and
installation Sal. 905-432-
2750
Carpet Broker, 100°x.
Nylon thick, plush. Stain re-
sistant carpet. For 3 rooms.
only $369.00. Price in-
cludes 30 Sq. yds carpet.
deluxe pad and installation
in your home. Free quota -
t on . in your home No in-
terest. no payment for one
full year. Daniel, 1-800-
217-0104.
CARPET MILL DIRECT
100 nylon, thick plush,
stain resistant carpet for 3
rooms. only 5349, price in-
cluding. 30 square yards.
carpet, pad,labour, Free
estimate. Arnold 1-800-
663-6046 1 yrno payment.
no interest.. For 1 full year
CARPET. Fallingbrook.
your home at discount pnc-
es. Vinyl. stain resistant.
Price includes pad and ex-
pert installation. Call Nick
at(905)655-3519.
CARPETS - lots of carpet.
100.6 nylon. new stain re-
lease carpets on hand. I will
carpet 3 rooms, 3349. Price
,ncludes carpet, premium
pad. expert installabon. last
delivery. free esenwles (30
yards). Norman 686-2314
COMPRESSOR, 5Hp,
new motor. 220 volts. 80
gallon• commercial use.
WANTED outboard motors.
:awn mowers, water crafts.
'ioesnt have to work Call
Winston (905)420-6559
HAMMOND ORGAN.
made by Leslie. $650 or
best offer. 725-9153.
KEEP YOUR 8 mm 8 su-
per 8 film, safe on high
quality video,Triple R Video
Transfer offers the best
price with music added no
extra charge call 905-725-
1001. -
KENWOOD Deluxe 250
watt 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/
week. Call today (905)571-
1413.
MASTERCRAFT 4Hp
snowblower $550, 46' RCA
Home Theatre with protec-
tive antiglare screen,
brand new $2200. Sony
stereo VCR, brand new
$350. Danby compact
Midge as new $200. Beau -
mark chest freezer, as new
$300.623-8658
MOVING SALE. 5 poke
oak bedroom set, best offer,
new dryer with warranty.
$300, plus numerous other
pieces of furniture and ap-
pkances 683-3939
OAK/PINE FURNITURE -
Why pay retail prices" One
of Ontario's oldest and lar-
gest Manufacturers is now
selling direct to the public
Eg- oak pedestal table and
4 chairs $849. 7 h. double
pedestal and 6 chairs
$1499, cannonball beds
four $399. Over 20 stem
choices, an solid, no
veneer. Traditional Wood -
COMPUTER, Packard working 905-905-8774
Bell 35cd, 486dx2!66
12mb. 540HD. CDROM,
PIANO FOR SALE Bald -
sound cards, speakers.
win apartment size, mckd-
-5-SVGA monitor, key
mg bench Like new regu-
board. mane. pyst ck.
lady tuned New cost over
software. Canon Subblelet
55000 asking $2000. 905-
200e pnnfai both 1 r old
668-4477
Package $1900 Call
(905)723-0595 anytirne
PIANOS - GRANDFA-
COMPUTERS PENTIU-
THER CLOCKS Dui
MANIA - Pentium 75 with
ham's largest selection -
mid lower case. 8 meg ram
New and used piano$. Not
108 GB hard drive. I" FD
sure? Rent to own. apt
MDEG video. 104 keyboard
sae, upright, grand, digital.
mouse windows 95 CPU
keyboards All 1995 me,
o,otwctor, 2 years warranty
34.264 Lots of other Pent -
cnandise reduced! Thep
um values. Used 486's
Piano Works. 4331491
from $600 used 386s from
$185 Corning Soon 286's
PINE bedroom set. meth
2 MB ram, 40 mob drives
um stain. 2 twin 4 -poster
$99 Clangton Computer
beds. right table. triple
164 Baseline Rd. E. ('kit
dresser with rikrror/2 side
east of Flying Dutchman
shelves. amain. 2 draw -
Hotel) BowminviN.
ars and 3 drawers, like
CONTENTS of luxury of-
new. $1000. 865.4746
hce. including mahogany
desks and shelving, glass
FOR SALE WASHERS .
shelving, phone system,
kers, stoves. $175 and
bar fudge, stereo. fax, pa-
up. 3 month warranty Re -
per goods etc 579-3277
parr service flat rate $35 a
CONTENTS King-size
up. Wanted, Appliances
set, double bed, shelves,
working or not. fridges.
desk microwave. 6 -piece
stoves, washers dry -
dining room w/credenza.
Ns -905-438-1545
etc. Cal 905-686-4369
SHEDMAN - Quality barn
stied kit 8' X 8' $341
CRAFTMATIC Adjustable
plus tax. Many cher sizes
plus
beds. 2 super singles,
and styles available. Also
make a beautiful queen-
garages and decks. For
size, new condition. Mov-
more info. call 905 -619 -
ng, must sell. $1200 Cal
2093.
905.579-8962,
Creepy Kraarly pool
Cnb, $125 Call 905 -723 -
cleaner. $100. Call 434-
6921
8730. After 4pm.
SQUARE glass coffee
table with glass pedestal;
DESIGNER wedding
cherry has console cabin.
gown. size 20 $450, Enter-
a matching r oak t
tainrnent centre coffee
t
mor,
dresser, mitea r, and 2
2
table. ares, n4 tuition. coucth
dr
drawer night stand.
m
a chair, woan's 10 speed,
(905)686-1646.
large Venetian blinds. 725-
5011
NEW a USED wNp-
OWS various sizes; tter-
ELECTRK Furnace and
mal pane windows. various
central vac, $100. each.
sizes, new ah,s.a 2 pias
432-1863.
bathroom set and pksrlbirg
fixtures; mirrored shower
DIAMOND RING, set. -64
doors.4 x4 double tlwg
Carat. Pear , plus 12 boil-
window. 905.655-4683
ants. appraised $5.200.
432-0132 altar 5:00 pin.
Beautiful set Asking $1700
final. 432-8919
TEAK wall unil/buffet 80'
Io 3 sections, one wiMh
ESCAPE TO radio's
glass doors, $550. 728-
gbldan age - Come*.
4781
drama.... For sample cas-
sette and catalogue send
TOP QUALITY PURE
$2.1X) to: Momwhis in Tone,
MAPLE . SYRUP, from
18 Notook Cit.. Whitby, On-
Quebec. Family Owned
tario. LIN 5N3
Business. Discount on
large quantity. Call Lucille
ESTHETICS/electrolysis
(9D5) 723.6385.
equipment. Sell entire
package, 52600, or indi-
TOSHIBA 27' stereo tele-
vidually. Call 905-428-
vision. Amazing picture. 6
8372.
yr. parts a tabour warranty.
Free delivery. Rent to own
GREAT SUMMER JOB
by phone. Only $7.95/
Hol ON Cart For Sale. Ex-
wk -(0571-1413.
cellent condition. $2,500.
O.B.O. Call momirhgs 721-
0601.
i'.
THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 24, 1996-PAGE.23
1 For sale coTRpVitiso 1 c Video ' 1 Automobiles
PTITITAuk;,n ApBrtrttertts / � � F" Or Rent flill
FA�raRent HIM Apartments
t
0� For Sale11 For Rent
UPRIGHT freezer, 12 cu.
ft. freezer. 2 gold fridges, 2
beer fridges, gold fridge a
stove, green stove, solid
pine coffee and end tables,
oak/glass coffee table,
brass/glass coffee a end
tables, brass/glass oval
dining table/6 chairs, round
glass table/4 swivel chairs,
1940's pedestal table/4
chairs, 1946 9 pc Mahoga-
ny dining suite. Maple
combo desk/dresser. sec-
retary desk, solid oak desk,
writing desk, classroom
desks, 4 drawer filing cabi-
net, king waterbed/6 draw-
ers, air conditioners,1980
Yamaha 340 GS skidoo,
Wass, peach, wood lamps,
pictures, and more. 438-
0526.
USED baby furniture: car
seat. Sliding mirrored clos-
et doors. Call 905-420-
4028,
WATER TREATMENT Sys-
tems, filters, hydrocarbons,
chlorine taste a odor, PCB,
Toxoplasmosis, para-
sites,etc. Available above
or below counter. Anne
666-9586
WEDDING Dress, size 7/
S. off -the -shoulder, ex-
tromety beautiful. $600 firm.
Call Sandra 905.985-3738.
WEDDING DRESS,size t0-
12, designer dress. lull kxg
Skiff. off the shoulders, no
beads or sequins. very ekF
gant. asking $600 433-
5036.
WHY pay cable? Go Di-
rect, RCA 18' Dog" SaW-
ite. Up to 175 channels.
Best quality picture a
sound. Rent to own by
phone. $8 50 wkly (905)
571-1413
Articles
1 Wanted
ANTIQUES Absolutely.
Purchasing tumd" or an -
Young old. Scientific wtsou-
ments, cl rma, silver, adver-
f sna, toys. decoys. dolls.
mi& bottles, collection or
estates. Call Robert Bowen
Antiques (905) 655-8049.
Brooldn
UNWANTED Scrap metal
pecked up. tndges, stoves.
washers, dryers, cars,
trucks. oto. Call (905)430-
9013.
WANTED - used wagon
(for 2 children), used play-
house, mons and ladies
bike. Cap 723.7175.
WANTED CAMERAS -
old duna and glass. jewel -
ley, nocroscopes. too -
scopes, binoculars and re -
bled Merlins. Clocks. watch-
es. furniture, anything oke.
432-1678.
1 crafts
FOLK -ART CLASSES.
Beginners 1a2, Interme-
diate. Starting April 3/96.
COMMPUUR OM
TUMOAI
Professional Advice Set-up Problems
Wir195 Word Excel Internet VB Delphi etc
Children Adults
SILS/hr yew hdratata 1331-3164
INTERNET .SERVICE
AVAILABLE
Home and web page creation Hyper
link and server storage.
Can John Duarte
at 579.4400
M5 Pools,
Spa
EARLY BIRD SPECIAL
16' x 24' rectangular Kayak
Pool includes decks & fenc-
ing. $4,995. Meets local by-
laws, 25yr. warranty. 1-800-
668-7564. Pickering/Ajax.
phone 416-798-7509.
• Lost &
• 1 Found
FOUND - man's wedding
ring, at Darlington Arena
Sat. March 16, owner con-
tact 436-1237.
• 1 Pets/Suppliesl
NEOPOLITAN MAS-
TIFF, fema!e puppy . 12
weeks. $800. call 420-2844
after 6
LAB PUPS, home raised,
champ Imes. CKC, shots,
dew claws removed, de-
wormed. hips guar. pay-
ment plan. Cockell Ken-
nels. (905) 579-6038
LHASA APSO pups.
great house pet, non
shedding. non allergenic.
health guarantee. payment
terns available. (705) 786-
3124
HELP GIVE A HOME-
LESS PET A SECOND
CHANCE. Permanent and
foster homes needed. Call
DURHAM ANIMAL
ADOPTION at 905-263-
991S
'ALL YOUR K-9 NEEDS
UNDER ONE WOOF'
Offering OBEDIENCE. Sat-
urday. weekday I babysit-
1ng available) and evening
classes: DOGGIE DAY-
CARE, flexible flours.
GROOMING. Do it YourseM
or We Do Cap Kit KLUB-
HOUSE for more Informa-
bon 905-683-7852
1 1 Autillimobils�
1911 Buick Regsl Ltd. V8.
2 -door, body a engine in
excellent condition, trans-
rression needs repair. $900
o.b.o. Cad 6611-7083
19as CHEV CELEBRI-
TY, Eurosport, 4 dr, auto.
sunroof, good clean ca.
Lots of new parts .51200 or
best oBer.404-2759
Many now, projects an dts-
play. We also can full line
1981 MERCURY Capin. 4-
of supplies. wrl ,COOT-
cylindiff, auto, air. Cassano.
m odate shift -workers. For
cruse• tin, pile, PA. 92,000
further inkwmwtion ale 576
miles- American are Excel -
3947 or 434-7523.
lent condition. 5900. Cap
white, fury loaded. V6,
905.434-5768.
166.000k's 55695. 1968
IM MSSAN 300 2X,
M11Con"W
AIfUernalt
boded, tiff, CnxW aw. kmI-
blue. V6, 128.000k's $5495
bar system. T-1001. 5-sp99l
condition,
INTERNET ADVERTIS-
owee" working
asking $3860. Cortiriod.
ING - WEBVERTgM
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Creation rltcI - tiallifilics,
$1100D. owL 80.Cut83
tables. Hylinks..
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1987 C4rvy Capioo Wag-
wtvwdrhamatelpmy
on, beip• solid, some sun-
f0329MrbveAwrJ1M or
fam net 9 poonnger KW
call Dam at : 9II540e-
for larpa famMy or work.
4102.
. ai raw polls. $1900 ram
300 wile engine, p.s., tint
chiliad. Car Jet 404-
O.A.C. Certicar Auto Cen-
0517.
K16111
AM 4k
Craft
Aft
t 1 Cnft
V VillW Arts & Crafts
Show & Sale
Sat., March 30
10 am -4E pm
at the
Villaslic Community Centre
(Comer Of Llnton/Sherwood)
Pickering Village
Free Parking & Admission,0
Automobiles
1 1 For Sale
1968 Plymouth Cara-
van, V6. 3 Imre new rebuilt
engine, new McPherson
Struts, new brakes.new
tires. $5400, 1984 Ply-
mouth Reliant wagon, 2.2
engine,$1500, 1982 Ford
Econoline Van, 3 litre.
made into flat bed truck.
$2500, very good work
truck. 1983 Camero Z28.
new paint. P/S. PB, 5
speed high performance,
$2895. All vehicles cert-
fied.caA 728-6337
1990 SUBARU JUSTY. 4 -
wheel drive, 4 dr., 5 spd..
white with gray interior, tint-
ed windows, new brakes,
exhaust. tune-up. new
windshield, 97,000 km.
Very clean and well mrn-
tained. 55000. 686-8351.
1990 TEMPEST, 4 dr..
114 kit., power steering,
pourer brakes. air, tilt, black
and silver. $5.100. (905)
987-2159
1991 Honda Crvrc, 96.000
km.. 5 -speed. an -Orn Cass.
Peter 434-7564.
1991 STYLUS ISUZU.
Red, low kms, well main-
tar»d. 5 speed $4999 cert
Looks A dmres like new
Must Sell. 905-831-8729 or
416287-3644 overvrgs.
IM CHEW Corsica LT.
Grey. 4 -door. 91K, or. abs,
auto. wrv*n cassette. good
condition. $8000 can 905-
427-0908.
1992 Sable. like now.
loaded. non-smoker, high-
way dnven, 93.000 kms.
asking $8700. Cad (905)
668-7457.
TAKE A DRIVE TO
DARRYVS. WHERE
2nd CHANCE FINANC-
ING to DischargedfUn-
discharged Bankrupts 8
others, 16 yrs. exp. 'Trustee
Approved' on new/used
vehicles.'Down Payment
Terms Available' O A.C. 'If
you're working, you're ap-
proved!' Call Gary Wood,
Quick Lease, 1020 Brock
Rd. S., 1.800-792-5587 or
905-420-9979 anytime.
1967 NOVA (Corolla) 4
dr. hatch, 5 speed. one
owner, highway driven,
new brakes, anvfm cassette
stereo. Economical , excel-
lent running, well main-
tained, extra rims, $2500.
certified. call 905-725-0104
1993 OLDS CUTLASS
Supreme. 56.000 km, 4
door, fully loaded. Teal col-
or. Asking 513,300 Phone
263-8827
MACMILLAN a WIFE
AUTO 88 Cutlass Cierra 2
dr., 96 km. $4,895., 88
Buick Century 129 km,
54.995., 90 Sundance 146
km. 54,695.. 87 Mazda pu.
144 km, 54,495.. 92 Merc
Topaz GS loaded, $5.995.
88 Mustang Convertible
$4.695. 85 Bonneville
$2,795.. 89 Ford P
55.495, 87 Cadillac Seville
121 km, loaded $5.995.
Many cars under $3.000.
Certified, financing and
warranties available. Mc-
Millan and Wife Auto, 200
Dundas St. W. Downtown
Whitby 6663361
MCMILLAN a WIFE
AUTO SALES - 1987 New
Yorker, excellent condition.
kladed. 143km $3295;
1987 Cadillac Seville,
loaded. blue 121 km.
$5995, 1968 Mustang
convertible, 156km, new
top. only $4695. spring is
here, 1988 Now Yorker,
loaded, silver 118km,
55795 ; 1985 Bonneville.
new Pant very dean. low
km. $2495. a/c: 1988 Buds
Century. only 129km, 4
door. $4995 &/C: 1987
82000 pick-up, standard.
very dean, only 144km
S"95, 1992 Mercury To-
paz. like new. V6 LS, load-
ed. only $5995. May cars to
Choose from under $3000
ort. McNeer a Wile Auto
Sats. 200 Dundas St
West Wh4by Om. 666.3361.
TAKE A DRIVE TO
DARRYUS. WHERE
YOU GET MORE CAR
FOR YOUR MONEY.
1991 Jeep Cherokee,
black, 2 -door, 4.0 V6, 5 -
speed, 142,000k's like new
$11M. 1991 Nissan Hus-
tler 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 19% Cavalier 2 -
door, blue -on -blue, au-
tomatic, 128,000k's $4900
certified. 1990 Toyota Ter-
cel 2 -door, white. automat-
ic, 166.000k's, very clean
$4495. 1989 Chev Corsica.
4 -door, burgundy, V6, air,
148,000k's very clean,
$4995. 1989 Pontiac
Tempest, 4 -door, two-tone
silver/grey, V6, air,
90,0001i's runs brand new,
55850 1989 Cadillac
Fleetwood, two-tone silver/
grey, leather interior, fully
loaded. 99,000k's $12.90.
1989 Crown Victory LX. 4 -
door, silver w/blue landeau
roof, wire wheels, fully
loaded, V8. with only
47.000k's. nice. nice car.
$8595 ALL CARS
CERTIFIED AND RE-
CONDITIONED BE-
FORE WE SELL THEM.
DARRYUS AUTO CEN-
TRE 170 BLOOR
STREET EAST, OSHA -
WA 436-3522
WEEKLY SPECIALS -
come and drive one of this
weeks Best Buys from our
selection of quality vehi-
cles. -1992 Cavalier Sta-
bon Wagon. $8250: 1994
Lincoln Town Car, Signa-
ture Sones- 57,000 km ,
gorgeous white exterior.
$26.750. Ryan Auto Sakes.
517 Brock St. N. Whitby.
666-0627 Pager 721-5959
Automobiles
1 Wanted
SU TOP DOLLAR Pod for
scrap can. 7 days per
week Used parts available
683-7301 or 4261879 af-
w6pm
A a A TOWING, Pay 550-
$2000 cash ,or used a
scrap Can atruUks. 24 fin.
7 days. Cala 416709-6930;
416264-4420 30 min.
sen
CARS FOR CASH! WO
YOU GET MORE CAR buy used vehicles- Vehn-
o must be in runningrunningFOR YOUR MONEY.
RECONDITIONED Corti- condaon.. Call 427.2415
1992 Nissan Sentra. 4- tib Vehicles (33) Now On or Carr to 479 Bayy St.
door. 5 -speed. red Salo Eg. 5 Astro A Satan East. Ajax at MURAD AUTO
142.0001k's, $4995. 1991 Vans boded from $6995.: SALES.
Olds Cutlass Ciera, 4 -door, 1991 Cavelier WA Coupe.
blue-on4*A. fury Ioi d .
V6. 99.0000. $74954. 1990
auto.. only 64,000 km.. sale
Pontiac 6000. 4 -door. 111w.
$6995; 1988 GMC 112ton
V6. air. 116.000k's. very
loaded, cap. auto. V8. raw
straight car. 56695 1999
56995.; 1968 Jenny 4X4.
Olds Cud js Ciera, 4-d1or,
loaded. 4.3, A-1 $7750..
white, fury loaded. V6,
1969 Sprint Al, 5 speed 5
166.000k's 55695. 1968
door. $2995 fir"; 1991
Okle Ctrlass Clara, 4 -door.
Firefly red. auto.. low km
blue. V6, 128.000k's $5495
53995. 1989 224 Cavalier.
certified. 1988 Ford Rig-
lo•dod. auto $6995: 1969
er pick up, 5 -speed. V6.
Buick Regal Ltd.. 71.000
135,000k's $4900. 1988
knits, now $7750; 1991
Chev Capnce. grey. 4 -door.
Buck Regal G.S.. boded.
4.3 V6, 170.000k's $3995.
burgundy. super sharp
Trucks
1987 Dodge Caravan. 7-
$8495; 1989 Berens GT,
1
passenger. blue, air. new
loaded, 126.000 km.
fl,r Sal!
rebuilt motor with 20,0001i's
$6495; 1990 Cavalier 3.1
warranty' now brims' now
bras. $5495. 1986 Chev
V6, air, auto., beaubtul
1987 Blazer. V6. 5 spd..
Bver, red a clean.
$6550; 1992 Grand Prix
rungs great asking $3100.
onevery clean,
SE loaded, white. Wow
Great Deal! Call Martin
180.0 , 00k's five passenger
80.0
$9545; 1989 Probe G.L.,
(leave message) 725.8267.
54495. 1964 Florida eon-
ate• air, spoirtscar $4995:
19119 Ford 1/2 -ton. F-150.
version van, raised roof,
1967 Buick Century V6,
5 -speed standard w/over-
f l y loaded, V8. hard to
boded. beauty, $3325;
dmie, very good condition.
rind, 105.000 miles, $7495.
Warranties and financing
300 wile engine, p.s., tint
ALL CARS CERTIFIED
O.A.C. Certicar Auto Cen-
wirndows, custom sun vrsor.
AND RECONDITIONED
tre, 155 King SL W. a Mid-
running boards. many ex -
BEFORE WE SELL jim Map. 579-2886. Open trot, $6900 ob.o. conied
THEM. DARRVI'S Sunday ryNlare our blas- (905)40'4-9283.
AUTO CENTRE 170 forms send their hinds.'
SLOOR STREET EAST, WSURANC.E:
f1S11AWA 43&-3522. Ope1 Trailers ,day to Saturday
FULLY LOADED 1993 Motorcycle, Aum, aid
Pak Avenue. must $een.
$16,000 or best oiler. 1!N3 AMERIGO Travel- very •".
(905) 263-2446 Traitor. shops six- Hard FioD•rly rates.
sides cottopse in for travel- call Jonn4)0018y
IM POOdw Osmole RddgoraW, washroom, instmence 810k8r
Prix SE, auto. 4 doors, tal- shown, hot water. fumace, (MR1V-35ti5
y boded, ptwnr aur rod. now swung. 59500. Call
bright rid, 81,000 kms. 905-725.0626.
Cdrtlied. Asking $12,300. 40 ITT X 12 tT yolk�n0
905-619.0811 affair 5.0011111111mod•j, 4 pc, bilk, blit slhed. 9
1l94 Cavelier VL, 4 door 10 x 34 K. deck anew aw-
ned, auto. w, ABS, PA, PIT, �' sleeps 8, nice park.
one hour horn Oshawa
delay wipaa. AWFM Cas- $25,000. or bast atscFFoi
S!
same.. 54,000 Kit., $9010D. (905)729-9006
olrtrled.1-705-887-5729. boat.
1994 DODGE SHADOW otorryales sex
n,000 lot., preen. p.s., p.b., tup and
air, radio, cassette. racenty Big or
tuned, great car. 59.500 1990 YAMAHA XScrti led. 427-6681 Wayne 1100 SPECIAL. onlyt
1995 PONTIAC SUN- 15.000 original kms., shaft 1400
FIRE, 30,000 kms. $13,500 driven. complete with front
plus tax, ONOW, call 721- ferring and Alpine stereo.
1716 Excellent shape. Great
dealt $2000 as is o.b.o.
Cal (905) 725-2383.
WHRBYIBOWMAN-
VILLE 1 & 2 bedrooms
available immediately. Call
416-789.4145.
1 BED. BSMT. APT. in
quiet home, SE Oshawa;
suitable for single non-
smoker, no -pets. near bus
routes, immediate posses-
sion, $525/mo. lstAast re-
quired 905-433-1197 after
6 pm
1 BEDROOM apt, in cen-
tral Oshawa, available now
or April 1 _ $600 inclusive.
Parking, appliances,
fenced yard. 905-433-0062
112 a 3 -Bedroom apts in
Oshawa and Bowmanvhlle.
Starting at $600/month.
fridge a stove included.
with laundry facilities. No
pets. Call 434-2407
AJAX COUNTRY set-
ting. 1 -bedroom apartment
double walk -out overlook -
trig pond Non-smoker, no
pets, references, first/last,
$600 inclusive. 428-7407
leave message
1 -BEDROOM LOFT
apartment. heat, hydro 1r-
cluded, laundry facilities.
direct 401, GO access.
Available April 1st, last
month negotiable Call 665-
7278 9.7pm, leave mes-
sage.
2 bedroom basement apt..
available May 1 Sep. en-
trance. spacious yard.
parking. quiet area, north-
east Oshawa. $675/mo. n -
dudes utilities, laundry fac.
available. Call Ann Finlay
576-1292,
2 -BEDROOM basement
apartment, Ajax Harwood/
Bayy area. Available hm-
nladratey $700/month.
utilities. Call 416287-8%5
or 905-427-3130
2/3 bedroom apartments. 8
story buddmg, close to
SUrools. library. South GM
pram Available rrxneidlaw
iy and Nov 428-6328 1 -
7pm for appointment
BIG 1 BED bsmt apt Sep-
arate entrance. 4 appkanc-
as. parking. Includes u0k-
bes. cable. A/C. now car-
pets. Now e2 / 401 $650
1stAaSL SW7824
AJAX executive 1 bed.
bsrttt apt Large bright walk
out entrance. laundry. ca-
ble. now 401, no-poW
smoking. $725./mo indu-
we 683-7190 after 7 pm.
AJAX Oxford Towers
Spacious aputnlonts. quiet
buft .close to shopping.
401. GO. Pod. sauna. 3
bedroorm avrlabN. May 1.
683-8421 (until 7 30 p.m )
AJAX SOUTH - Clean
and quiet. 3 bedroom Tram
flop serni house Laundry
and Parking available.
So% plus 60% ublrbes.
FirsMast. Available April 1.
427-3650
AJAX, 2 -bedroom base-
ment apartment. separate
entrance, 4 pc bath. large
windows, near GO. No
pets. $750 inclusive Adults
preferred. Clovis (905)831-
3300
AJAX, New two bedroom
furnished basement apart-
ment, microwave, cable.
parking, share laundry, non
smoker, $775 IstAst. 427-
6932,
AVAILABLE IMMEDIA-
TLEY. Oshawa Sxncoe. s.
3 inn gran 401, 1 1/2 bed-
rooms, newly painted,
Parking included, $495
plus hydro,905. 420--1741
BACHELOR apartment
South Ajax, Ist floor. kitch-
en, bath. bed sitting. fur-
nished or not. parking or
bus, cable and ubb les in-
dkudsd Avail Mardi 30th,
$500.619-1974
BASEIMENT apartment
m•nt
02/L;yarpod area, dose to
slkoppm% GO, 1 -bedroom.
4 -piece bath, large salt -M
kitchen. avec. cable, unities,
shared entrance, quiet
Iwrtle. no Pols, no smoldrg.
$600, 1 stAast. rehrenos.
831-5249.
BEAUTIFUL Wge
bachelor basement ape. n-
ckusrve. Non smoker. Suit-
able for single, firs0ast
$575. Avallabb now. Cour-
lice area 432-2471.
CENTRAL OSHAWA, wry
dean, secure in park set -
brig, 2 -bedroom, $740. 2 -
bedroom w/den. $840. NI
inclusive. available Mach
31. Cal 579.5219 or 728-
6711.
266711.
CLEAN 2 -bedroom apart-
ments, available imme-
6aley. Close to downtown
O.C. Starting at $650. Cali
905-718-9097.
COURTICE, one bedroom
apartment, parking, use of
yard. $500 utilities included
AvaAble April Ist. 434.5920
DOWNTOWN Oshawa,
one bedroom newly deco-
rated in nearly new budd-
ing. 5608. plus utilities.
First/last. Please call 404-
28471save message.
FRESHLY painted bright
one bedroom apt. Central
Oshawa. $490 plus hydro
Parking, no pets Flrst/1asV
references required. Call
Michelle 725-7321. Mon. -
Fn 8-5 p m.
GATEWAY COMMUNITY
HOMES - Two units avail-
able: Cory one bed apt.
$670 including utilities..
Spacious 2 bed. town-
house $880 Including util-
ities, available Immediately
at 120 Colborne St W.
Oshawa. Beautiful view.
directly facing onto Child -
rens Arena Park. Very
dean and quiet modern se
cure brand new pet -free
budding. 571-0887, 9-5
p.m. Mon. - Fn.
GREAT Neighbourhood -
bright, spacious. newly
decorated one bedroom
basement apartment. Lots
of privacy. own parking.
$600. all inclusive 905-
433-4157
HWY.a2 BROCK.Pcker-
ng small 1 bedroom, sep-
arate entrance, uhhhes in-
cluded. $550 month first a
last. (905) 686-1788.
Win Floor aM basement
of house.wim garage.fndge
a stove Central Oshawa
First and last References
reWred %%month Call
7265583 Available May
Ist
K OSHAWA, erg. 1 bed-
room basement apt
broadloom . parking, kacn-
en, quiet area. sap ant
avail Apr 1. $550 month
ndulSrve. 725-5454
LARGE NEW Whitby-
grourd-level. 1-bed-
room.basernent apartment,
fireplace, full -bath, shared
laundry. 8'ceilng, tndge.
stove. no pets A non
smcke,s. first a last aslung
$725.1,2 ubkees Available
April 1 Cal 905-430- 7311
NORTH AJAX, basement
apt. mugs bedroom, sop.
ent. . cable . IAkOes inclu-
swe, 5625 month, non-
smoker. avast Imrrled, call
905-427-0541 or 433-6676
leave message.
NORTH OSHAWA - Spot-
less 2 Dodroom. quiet
building. Rossland/Rltson.
$675 inclusive Non
smoker. May 1 Please call
5714875
ONE BEDROOM baw
ment. Pickering. 4 ap-
pliances, fireplace ace.
central air. parking. Ist./last
$650 per mo May Ist. 839-
0263
OSHAWA (Bloor St,
Large 2 A 3 bedroom
apartments in clean low
rise btukldhng Close to 401
A GO. Parking Available
immediently From $695.,
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.
FrstAast required Cap 728-
4993.
264993.
OSHAWA - 2 bedroom
bright dean modem main
floor apt 2 min. north of
O.C.. $650/mo. plus uldi-
ties. Includes parking.
Available May 1. 905-831-
1490.
OSHAWA -newly renovat-
ed pike a two bedroor .Wm
$595 ria. includes heat
and hydro, Pat" arch
laundry available. No Pala.
ran smokers. Car
t9os)831-em.
OSHAWA - small base-
ment apt. 4W for student
5360hno. plus main-
tenance. Includes parking.
FirsbUst required. avai!-
able May 1. 905-831-1490.
CLEAN family building.
Oshawa north, one, two a
three bedroom. Includes.-
Heat.
ncludes:Heat• hydro, fridge, stove.
laundry fac libes.723-2094.
AJAX - CLIPPER APTS.
2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 applianc-
es, underground parking.
55 FALBY CRT.
TUES., WED. THURS. 9 A.M. - 8 P.M.
SAT., - SUN. 12 NOON - 5 P.M.
MON. & FRI. - 9 A.M. - 5 P.M.
(905) 683-6021
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
WHffBY - BLUE WATER PARK
1 & 2 bedroom suites, broadloom,
3 appliances.
101 KATHLEEN ST. W.
Mon. -Fri. 9 - 5
(905) 571-3522
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
Houses Houses
For Rent 1 For Rent
IST CHOICE
AFFORDABLE HOMES
WHY RENT' BUT'
No dowrn payment, No problem'
Let me shown you how!
Mortgage Payment
5700 per wtkl sac
Call Thomas C. Pike Sales Rep,
Remax Accord Realty Ltd.
(105) 576.3111
OSHAWA S,
becl o) ^ casement apart-
ment, private entrance.
bathroom. $350 plus 1/3
uthhties. bus. shopping
Duret abstawters any 725-
2784
OSHAWA. close to GM,
newer building. 1, 2. 3 -
bedroom apartments 905-
438-0229
PICKERING clean small
one bedroom basement
aparunent. 4 Po bat". flu
kitchen, $550 Der mo �n-
ckm" No parking. 6 rro
lease (905)839-6711
PICKERING. bright.
:sear 2 bedroom base-
ment apartment. large yard.
steps to beach and park.
$6501month plus utilities
Available May 1. Can
(416)284-4322
PICKERING near Town
Centre Bright bachelor
apartment with swimming
pod A air Non-smoker
Available Apnl 1st 5550
inclusive. 905-831-9766 or
416-505.6863.
PICKERING. off Major
Oaks Rd apartment New
large 1 bedroom basement
New appliances Laundry
fadhties Bus to GO. $625
month ndusive at krikfies
First and Last. References
428-8593 evenings.
PICKERING. Whites Rd.
Newly -finished large w,'o
basement apartment, park-
ing. S7001month Non-
smoker, no pets Call 905-
839.6850
PORT UNIOW401. dean,
bright 1 -bedroom base-
ment in West Rouge, laun-
dry. able, separate en-
trance, non-smoker, $600
inclusive. Cap 416-293-
8849 or 416287-9492.
SOUTH OSHAWA, 275
Wentworth St W. large 1.
2, -bedrooms. close to bus-
es. shopping. available ure
mediately. $550, $650 a
up , kidgo, stove. heal. hy-
dro. parking. 1st required.
last negotiable• no pets.
434-5183 / 5765142 bet-
ween 9-6.
TWO bedroom basement
apL Fkraplao. 4 PC- wash-
room, full kitchen. separate
entrance. $650/mo. Non
smolen% ref ionces. After 6
p.m. 905-668-3053.
WIMTSY - large 2 bed-
room apt in desirable area,
Close W 401 and Go. Park-
ing, laundry facilities. hW
Place. appliances. $850.
inclusive. FirstllasUrefer-
ences. Available May 1.
579-6572 or 666-0049.
WHITBY, 1 BEDROOM
btsmt. avallab a owned. , 3
pc. bath, use of laundry.
$695 month inclusive,
first
a last. W. 723-7306
WHITBY, 2 -bedroom, 2
baths, main floor laundry
room, downtown, newly
renovated, parking, $825
plus hydro. Available May
1. (905)839-,6398.
C.Ous 2 c -J, ;,,r^ 'J,Pon.
laundry, walkout to fenced
yard, play area. available
may Ist S65C plus utilities.
668-5345
WHY rent when you can
ow- /Our own home for
less man you intik- Cad
Dave Haycock Sales Rep
Re/Max Summit Reary
(19911 Ltd 9051 668-3600
or .905) 666-3211
Houses
Ann, For Rert
S7 Ao .utv Atlordabiei
YMy Rent' Own your Home
from $7991morth iutlkhe5
included) No Down oay
rnenrr Call Mei' Mark Sta
ploy Sales Rep S�rcn
Group Excel Realty 571-
6275 or 1-800-840-6275
VMO SAYS
YOU CANNOT
AFFORD rO
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571-6275
1-000.940.6275
MARK STAWLFl
WHITBY, 3 bedroom 2
storey fenced yard, fridge,
stove, dose to schools and
Go, available April 1.
$1150. + utilities. Call 666-
5395.
665395.
A GOOD location, 3 -bed-
room. 1-1/2 bath
loon"
room• walkout to deck/
fenced yard, near ameni-
ties. May 1. references, no
Pets. $895+. firsVlast
(905)438-1178
AJAX, Harwood/Bayly, 2 -
bedroom basement apart-
ment. $750 plus utilities,
available April 1. No pets.
perking. dose to all amerv-
ties. Cap 420-1281
AVAILABLE April 15. Dix-
ie/Hwy 2, beautiful 3 -bed-
room- main floor family.
room, 3 -baths, w:o. base-
ment, gas fireplace rec
room, large fenced back
yard, double garage
$1275+utilities. 416-236-
4677.
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For Rent 1 1 For Rent 1 For Rent 1 For Rent For Rent 1 Accomodation For Rent 1 1 For Sale 1 1 For Sale
BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom
north Whitby, close to
shopping and schools, G
air, crvac, ceramics. $1075i
mo plus utihies. first/last.
References. Available April
1st 721-8948
ONLY FOUR minutes
from Oshawa Centre Huge
backyard and swimming
pool, 3 bedrooms. living &
dining rooms, large bright
kitchen. 4 -piece bathroom,
laundry room, new fudge.
new gas range 8 new gas
dryer, central vac, central
air Avail Apnl 1 $945. in-
clusive Please call 905-
579-6937 (leave message)
OSHAWA Centre area. 4.
bedroom backspht semi.
garage. 1-112 baths, excel-
lent condition. $995+ utdr
Ues hrstllast, references, no
pe!!ev 1. 434-5656
PICKERING WHITES RD.
4 bedroor^ Finished base-
ment. fenced, 2400 sq ft.
avail. now $-400. Lynne
Paprzzo. 905-428-9766
PICKERING, 4 bedroom,
main 4 appliances.
shared laundry, close to
401, nc pets. first / last. ref.
$995 plus 2'3 utilities,
May 1 905.42``->-9' 71
PICKERING, 2 bedroom.
South Rougemount area. 5
appliances, big yard, close
to all amenities, walk to
beach. $950 first ! last.
509-5947
PICKERING. 4 -bedroom,
2 1!2 -baths. main floor tam.
room wlfireplace, laundry,
basement not included.
Available immediately.
Asking $1150. 905-427-
6296 or 416-75543991
PICKERING min to GO.
shopping. schools, main
floor bungalow. 5 applianc-
es. a/c. park,nq May 1
5875+ul,ht,es 905637-
055' Credit check
WHY RENT? tic ^ ---ey
n
cow, Owr your owhome:
like new, fridge, stove. S775
incl all but phone. 3 bed-
room asking $62.900. Call
Ken Collis, Coktwell Bank
er728-9414
1 am looking to rent a 3
bedroom house with base-
ment apt in lyax 1! you can
help call 905-686-9225.
Needed for May 1st
1 Townhouses
For Rent
GOOD NEIGHBOUR-
HOOD in south Oshawa 3
bedroom townhouse in
small family complex close
to schools and shopping
$950/mo. all inclusive. First/
last. 435-1088, 10 -7 p m.
KING & TOWNLINE
A•ea available April I and
May Ist. Large 3 bdrm
•ownhouses, neutral decor,
4 appl.. 1 1/2 baths. base-
-ent 8 garage. 5895 +
,hl. Phone 721-8213.
Evening and weekend ap-
,ointments available.
OSHAWA TOWN-
HOUSE 133' Mary St. 3
bedrooms. finished base-
-ent. fenced. parking.
-- dge 8 stove, avail. June
1. 668.8502. (416) 973-
8925
INDUSTRIAL units or
workshops in industrial
plaza next to Oshawa Cen-
tre. Includeds high ceilings,
parking, utilities, wash-
rooms, air compressor,
overhead doors, Month -by -
month. Parking for truck.
with hydro. Available im-
mediately Starting at $450.
576.2982
Rooms
1 for Rent
AJAX newly -renovated
home to share. 4 applianc-
es, parking. cable, laundry,
bbq 5 -min walk to all
amenities. pool. Males pre-
ferred New bathroom. $901
week, first/last Ed 905-
428-7737
BAYLY/WESTSHORE
clean COZY furnished rr Nn,
all facilities. separate en-
trance. S400!month 839-
4271
LIVERPOOL / HWY. s2
large room on first floor
5400 quiet responsible
persons. No pets. Call 420-
1975
MASTER bedroom and
single bedroom in home,
share !ac -;,ties. available
April 1. non -smoke,. no
pets. firstlast rent negoti-
able. �905�42�--0249
kine imor ic
STZESSED
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WHY LM WH IT?
The Healing P=in That ft*s
• l -ower back pair,
• OkVNew Injuries
• Aching feet TRANSITION
It Sessions
Available
Call for details
Denetrea (905) 683-0684
OSHAWA on bus route,
near downtown and hospi-
tal. Furnished room in
quality secured apartment
Female non-smoker pre-
ferred. $375 Imo Available
immedientty, 723-6685
Shared
1 Accomodatim
AJAX large 2nd bedroom
in basement 'apartment.
$325/month. Call 619-9601
after 6 pm
BROCK RD/Hwy 2 - well
maintained home to share
all facilities. Phone. cable -
TV, central alarm, central
air, bus at door. $400. 428-
0210 or 416-464-1767
FINCH,ALTONA. Picker-
ing. large. bnght, furnished
room for rent Free utilities
including washer/dryer, ca-
ble. $385/month. Also 2 -
bedroom basement suite.
5800 month. Ken 416-431-
9550
ONE partially finished
basement. large room, one
bedroom, large fully fur-
mshed. (905) 428-7147,
(905) 244-8333
OUIET NE Oshawa home
to share with non-smoker,
S4001month Call 576-7476
after 5 pm
Ah
SHARED Accommoda-
tions, North East Oshawa.
Harmony/Adelaide, 3 bed-
room house, non-smoker,
$350/month. Available im-
mediatety. Can 579-8549.
SOUTH AJAX, large
bright, furnished or unfur-
nished room in renovated
basement. separate en-
trance, kitchen, bath. park-
ing, cable. non smoker,
$400 per mo. Ist.;last 427-
6932.
WESTNEY!HWY 2. 3 -
bedroom house. own bed-
room d bath, share rest of
house. Phone, a/c, ap-
pliances. cable. $400/
month. April 1st. 905-428-
7878
flf 4 Months Free Rent M -
Oshawa Centre, 600 sq. If.
second floor. Oshawa
downtown,600 sq.main
$500, 3500 sq. Lwr IVI
$1000. 250 Sq. main,
$350., 600 Sol 2nd. fir.
$500. 1050 sq. main,
$1.000 Call 434-2447 or
655-4132
1 Cottages
for Rent
TRENT river- Woodland
Estates. family house
keeping cottages, 3 pce.
bath, pool,beach, store,
playground. g0 min. north-
east Pickenng. 1-888.813-
(,ondommiums 2212
For Rent
Private Holmes
1 1 For Sale
FOR renttwo bedroom
condominium in popular s/
w Alax, adjoins green bel.
Minutes walk to Lake On-
tario. parks, elem. schools
and daycare Linn feature 2-
4pcbathrooms, fireplace, 5
appliances, walk in closet.
storage locker. undrgrd
parking Common ameni-
ties
menties ind Indoor pool, sau-
na, hot tub, tennis and bbq.
$900 mo plus hydro (9051
683-9263 after 6 please
3 bedroom custom built
home, gas heat, attached 1
1/2 garage Large lot Hwy.
21Trulls North, possession
May 1 Asking $165.000.
905-434-7210
QUALITY D'Angelo Multi-
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 Shelia Mc-
Laren Sutton Status. 436-
0990.
AJAX, 2.522 sq. ft home,
with basement apartment,
paying $850 /mo. Air,
alarm, fenced, landscaped.
$222,000 (905) 428-0395
NORTH AJAX, Large 4
bedroom brick home, 2 W/
O's backing onto creek.
Finished basement with
side entrance. Landscaped
AlC, asking $196,900 905-
428-2709
PICKERING. Charming
home on two acres. Fea-
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-
perior broadloom. large
stone fire place. conserva-
tory and many other extras
Price to sell No agents
Phone 905-683-8580
Ll
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
905-428-3719.
PORT PERRY - $139.900.-
3 bedroom, convenience
plus - walk to all amenities.
Large lot for garden. First
time buyers dream or retire
here. Call Catherine Ayotte,
Remax Scugog Realty.
(905) 985-4427. 24 hr.
pager
WHITBY, 3 bedroom brick
bungalow, eat -in kitchen.
diningroom, separate en-
trance to 2 -bedroom apart-
ment, $126,900. Low
monthly payments!! Ted
Houghton, Remax Summit
668-3800.
1 Townhouses
for Sale
OSHAWA - THREE bed-
rooms. with garage, 2
washrooms, main floor
family room, newly deco-
rated, new carpetltloor.
$106,900. (905) 791-1169
after 5 p.m.
Flex -it PINERIDGE
Personal service attiATL'ItAI }1FA1T1{
NEW GYM
NEW EQUIPMENT
NEW YOU
`And You Don't Have
To Be In Shape To
Train Here"
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IJUST CALL 1735 GAYLY ST.
837-0737 UMT 10, F4CKERING
-Do you suffer from '
occasional throbbing cw burning
IPS in Yom lqp?.
-Are you embarrassed by
varicose veins?"
Dr. I ilianat Katz
VM IMUTMFNr CUMIC
Non-surgical solutions for
varicose and spider veins
Ajax Medical Arts Building
6o1 Harwood Ave. S. Suite 208
Ajax, (905) 686-4439
Torrance Medical lit Vein Clinic
2930 Eglinton Ave. E.
(416) 438-8000
HEALTHY WORKOUTS - with new equipment, on -floor spotters and
nutritional advice, FLEX -IT in Pickering is the smart choice for total
fitness.
The smooth path to total fitness leads
to Flex -it Health and Fitness Club, your
fitness authority in Pickering.
Flex -it started out 19 months ago as a
retail health store, with nutrition
supplements, clothing and accessories,
fitness equipment and big dreams in the
inventory.
Last October the dreams of co-owners
Doug Powell and Kevin Oddy became
a reality when Flex -it flexed its muscles
and expanded into a full-service
training facility. But with the cardio
equipment and free weights, they also
added something not often found in
fitness centres.
The personal touch.
Flex -it specialities include on -floor
spotters, training programs, one-on-one
training, sport strength training and
nutrition advice.
"We offer special services here, like
the on -floor spotters," Doug said. "Also,
all our equiupment is new and we're a
smaller gym so we can provide a more
personalized service."
You can also draw from the experience
of Doug and Kevin at Flex -it. Doug, an
avid hockey player and martial arts
enthusiast, holds degrees in fitness and
nutrition. Kevin was an Ironman
triathlete.
Equipment at Flex -it includes Hammer
Strength and Maximum Force free
weights, Spinaker bikes, Quintin
treadmills and Stairmaster steppers.
A new gym and new equipment, as
well as the personal touch. It could
mean a new you.
Flex -it is located at 1735 Bayly Street,
just east of Brock Road. Or call 837-
0737.
i�THIS WEEK'S
HEALTH IP
s By the time you have disease
symptom your body could
have been in a state of
�i
disease for weeks, months or
even years.
The essence of 'chiropractic'
is to remove that which
i
interferes with the natural
y Innate expression.
What greater gift can
you give to yourself,
your children and your
family then to tap into
that source of healing,
health and wholeness
deep within?
COMPLIMENTARY
EXAM
Dr. MaryAnn Franko
DC., BA., BKO
Brock Rd. & Hwy #2
Gwxt to Swiss Chole,)
For Information
On Advertising on
this feature
CALL
CHRISTIAN -ANN
at
(416) 798-7672
or
579-4400
ft
Money
To Lend
Loans, Lines of Credit,
Bank Tum Downs,
Lowest Possible Rates
First Time
Home Buyers
Good Credit, Bad Credit
Please call
ROBERT BROWN
(905) 668-0398
or VALERIE LAWSON
(905) 831-5076
at Johnston b Cook
Money
To Lend
MONEY problems? Debt
consolidations, credit ar-
rangements, personal
budget planning, credit re-
pair. FREE CONSULTA-
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Counsellors (Oshawa -Tor.
onto) 433-1425
OBTAINING A LOAN
IS NOT GUAR-
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COMPANIES
CHARGE UPFRONT
FEES,OTHERS
DO NOT. IT IS
SUGGESTED THAT
YOU INVESTIGATE
THOROUGHLY
BEFORE SIGNING
ANY CONTRACTS.
Sunray Diabetes Foundation
Many of North America's top
Karate, Kung Fu and Tae -Kwon -Do
fighters will be competing at this
year's KFD National Open Martial
Arts Tournament on Sunday May 26,
1996 at the Pickering Recreation
Complex in Pickering.
This charity event aims to raise
funds for research into a cure for
diabetes. More than 900 competitors,
ranging in age from five to sixty-five
are expected to take part.
This event is sponsored by the
Sunray Diabetes Foundation. All
proceeds will be used to fund research
at the University of Toronto by
project leader and internationally
renowned research scientist Dr.
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Opportunities
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HAIR SALON For Sale.
Major mall in small city east
of Toronto, 11 chairs. Es-
tablished clientele, exclu-
sive. Call John 416-769-
1943.
'Business
Opportunities
MAC TOOLS
Distributorships available Neth
the fastest growing mobile tool
company in Canada. Have you
got what n takes to own and
operate your awn business'
Non franchise opportunity in-
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1-800353-8535
WORKING Homemakers
More family time, home
based franchising. Earn as
you learn. Benefits. Fax re-
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TARIO WOMEN WANTING
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numbers 1.900-451-5566
ext 1252 $3.49 per minute.
18+, touch tone.
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names 8 N's 1-900-451-
6088 ext 272. $2.99/mm,
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private phone numbers. 1-
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Anthony Sun.
The tournament features 139 divisions and 6
ft. trophies will he awarded to is(, 2nd and
3rd place winners. All martial art students
are invited to participate. Spectators are all
welcome, admission is $6 for adults and $2
for children 12 years and under.
Since its inception six years ago the
foundation has donated $445,500 to the
research project and are hoping to raise
another $900M on May 26, 1996.
The competition starts at K a.m. and for
more information call Evelyn Wong at (905)
576-1571 or 576-(x)50.
Blaisdale !Montessori School
Open House Dates
All at 7:00 p.m. sharp
A tax
403 Kingston Rd.
*Tuesday April 16th
Large grassy I Acre grounds.
Large bright classrooms!
West of Hwy 2 & Westney Rd.
545 Kingston Rd
Hwy 2 & Church
*Tuesday April 30th
Pickering
415 Toynevale Rd.
*Thursday, April 25th
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fully A.M.I. Montessori certified! A little
known fact about Montessori Schools.
Did you know?....
Montessori schools have different
affiliations" A.M.I. is the highest standard
for Montessori Schools in the world. We
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schools.
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PICKERING PUBLIC LIBRARY
The library offers a wide range of
storytime programs for children six months
to five years.
Children between six month and two years
can enjoy 20 minute Baby Talk program
consisting of stories, songs and finger plays
Monday mornings at 10:45 a.m. at the
community's Central Library.
Registration takes place Saturday, March
30 at 9 a.m.
For children ages two to three, Tales for
Two, a 20 minute storytime program is
offered at the Central Branch, Rouge Hill
and Bay ridges branches. The programs
begin April 2. Registration is on %larch 30
at 9 a.m.
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Large 2 Acre grounds
Nestled in community setting!
South on Rougemount
East on Toynevale
Blaisdale Montessori hosts an exceptional
Toddler Program!
Blaisdale's teachers and Administrators are
fully A.M.I. Montessori certified! A little
known fact about Montessori Schools.
Did you know?....
Montessori schools have different
affiliations" A.M.I. is the highest standard
for Montessori Schools in the world. We
recommend that you do not come to see
Blaisdale until you have seen all the other
schools.
Starting July 2/96
NIONTESSORI
fun fun fun fun
SUMMER CAMP
IK mo-3yrs
3 years - 6 yrs
ACADEMIC SUMMER CAMP
6 years - 10 yrs
Sharpen your child's
Academic Skills!
Children new to Montessori
WELCOME! pan time/full time
(Pickering location only.)
509-5005
iFmuwouLu LIKE roSEE YOUR ACTIVITY oR
EVENT IN NEXT MONTH'S KIDS CALENDAR CALL
AT %W EXT 2300
PICKERING PUBLIC LIBRARY
The library offers a wide range of
storytime programs for children six months
to five years.
Children between six month and two years
can enjoy 20 minute Baby Talk program
consisting of stories, songs and finger plays
Monday mornings at 10:45 a.m. at the
community's Central Library.
Registration takes place Saturday, March
30 at 9 a.m.
For children ages two to three, Tales for
Two, a 20 minute storytime program is
offered at the Central Branch, Rouge Hill
and Bay ridges branches. The programs
begin April 2. Registration is on %larch 30
at 9 a.m.
I i ttx1.-1 yn Flt rnrntary
yrs. - 6 yr,;.... (ir�liCS t-�
Blaisdale Montessori School
- Pr:l,:II .L1 LAC • %lath
• 1_111gua"tr - Fri.-nch
• (',„nputers • S�tence
•
Su l nmer Camps • A NI 1 Trak he n
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545 Krngstun Rd. (HN_1. 2 «rut Church)
509-5005 Puckering
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Howard's Landscape Contracting specializes in
residential and commercial property maintenance
Howard Clubine started landscaping almost 30 years ago so he knows his business.
He can do any job, big or small, depending on how you want to enhance the outdoor
decor around your house.
By Peter Hughes
alternatives to asphalt can be uniquely
The snow and ice are melting to reveal
designed and come in a variety of colours.
the property surrounding your home.
They are definitely an eye-catching addition
You take a look around and come to the
to any home's front exposure.
realization that it could use some changes.
When you decide to give your yard a
Maybe a few shrubs here, a tree there,
facelift Howard meets with you to put
possibly a little interlocking brick.
together a design that will fit into your
If you're not sure what you want and
budget and give you a finishing look that
are sure you can't do it yourself then you
will make you happy and your neighbours
should consider calling Howard's Landscape
envious.
Contracting.
"I will also call in an architect that I
Howard Clubine started landscaping
have worked with for years to meet with my
almost 30 years ago so he knows his
clients," says Howard. "That's because my
business. With clients from Mississauga to
aim is to create the perfect design every
Durham he can do any job, -big or small,
time."
depending on how you want to enhance the
Howard also installs fencing as well as
outdoor decor around your house.
custom decks of cedar or pressure treated
"I enjoy this work. The ability to be
lumber with special features such as seat
creative and bring unique ideas to every
rails and wide steps.
job," he explains. "I was raised on a farm
As an active member of Landscape
and enjoy the outdoors and the many ways
Ontario, Howard attends meeting and
you can landscape property, whether it's
workshops to keep up on the latest changes
residential, commercial or industrial."
in the industry from new chemicals used for
Howard specializes in retaining walls
weed and bug control to innovative designs
both wood and concrete.
for residential and commercial customers.
People love them because of their many
Your yard is the natural frame around
uses. They are perfect for reclaiming your
your home. Like a beautiful painting, what
backyard when you have a steep grade. It's
surrounds it can attract just as much
also great for older residents who want to
attention as what's in the centre.
eliminate slopes around their homes that are
For more information about Howard's
hard to mow when cutting the lawn.
Landscape Contracting call 905-839-0282
Howard also installs interlocking brick
or 416-412-7922.
walkways and driveways. These stylish
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* Decks * Fences
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ONTARIO'S LARGEST
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6:46 p.m.
HAHN AUCTION BARN
2699 Brock Rd. North
Picker
(S miles north of Hop. 401)
Fine dining A bedroom suites,
antiques, classic reproductions,
artworks, Persian carpets, bronze
statuary, upholstered
furnishings, decorator items &
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Dr. Henry Alban
Dr. Stephan Minsky
Dr. Howard Kanner
• new Pickering dental practice
• dentistry for all ages -
especially children
• emergencies & new
patients welcome
• backed by 25 years experience
Pickering 1885 Glimanna ltd -
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Centre 831-7566
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Perry or 1 112 miles
west off 35 hwy.
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(705) 328-2185
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 24, I"6 -PAGE L7
Births, Births / Memoriams In A Memonams
IT'S A BOY::
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Tim and Julie Sharp are pleased to
announce the birth of their son, Michael
Timothy Sharp, born at Ajax/Pickering
Hospital, March 4, 19%, weighing 8 lbs. 15
ozs. A new playmate for big sister
Samantha. Special thanks to Dr. Allan
McIntyre and Dr. Michael Fan and the staff
at Ajax/Pickering Hospital.
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Sherry & Michael welcome 7 lb. 9 oz.
Christopher Pearse
bom March 9, 1996 at 4:30 pm at Ajax -
Pickering Hospital. Proud Grandparents
are Gale & Phil Hardaker and John &
Dianne Brining, Great-grandmothers
Peggy Gammon, Joan Brining and Mitzi
Pearson, and Great -great-grandmother
Kay Culver.
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