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Home My WebLink AboutNA1996_03_27WEEK DAY LUNCHEON SPECIALS from `3.95 LLBO A Pickering News Advertiser surve-* PICK allo GO TAXI 837-mllmll 24 HOUR DISPATCH Fins Cars Courteous Service rti r A e Se New s dv NVednesday, March 27, 1996 56 pages A Nletroland ('oniniunit,Newspaper Pressrun 411,000 Vol. 115 No. 13 Reformer'sp artisanschoolspeech r W. STEMIENSHAW tiI%[ I ki [,OKFIR I K KI KING \ Kchuni p,Irt', !\113's recent address to Pickering high school students has come under fire from Ontario Riding till' lean McTeaguc. who charges the school %%xs used "as a .chicic to deliver partisan was Parti>an in natuic and POIiC%' un Such %iSit,.the use Of political indoctrination-. Al the rules of fair (political) schools "it) advance any particular poilit- Mr. Me l'ea,L'uc. who sa.,s tic has platy." ical ideology is unconscionable... The Liberal '\tl' has written a Stnm_- Mr %h. tca_�ur charges Mr. Harper rcceiNed sc�eral complaints Drum Stu dents and parents about the Feb. 29 visit IN -worded letter to Durham Board "t rcprc,,cntatnc for Simco e riding, — tu Pine Ridge Sccondan S;hool here. Education chairman Audre\ M.i�I .., claims Returner Ed Harper': speech demanding a definition of the h x,: See PICKERING... Page 4 North Pickering fires arson: cops PICKE.RING, — Arson is to blame for a fir: .ti hich destroyed an abandoned north Pickering house on the weekend and for two other recent hlaics in the area. Durham Regional Police sa%. The fire earl% Saturda% mornin_ was the third this month on fedcralh owned land to the Ninth Concession and Brock Road area. All the hl"es were set on the farm- land propert% expropriated in the 19700 b\ the federal government. which had designated the site for a tuture air - An old storage building and ano►tEx r %avant house have also been destroyed h\r fire since March 13. Each blase Inside In the news Editorial.................6 Entertainment ...... 30 Sports..................31 Classified ............. 35 Phone lines General 683-51 10 Fax 683-7363 Classified 683-0707 Sincerely Yours 1-900-451-3793 InfoSource 683-7040 Death Notices 683-3005 Auction Line 683-7545 On the Internet at w `3-34 + Tt See FIRES ... Page 4 Hospital auction See the special pullout section on the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital TV Auction inside ovw.durhamnews.net GST = $1 Dan McTeague Fashion fascination Riley Doolittle gets a close-up look of what women will by wearing this season at a spring family fashion show at the Pickering Town Centre Saturday. Riley's cousin was among the models who were walking the runway. photo by Ron Pietroniro PAGE 2 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER,' IE 'MAR 27,19�N� Remember area needy at Easter AJAX-PICKF.RING — While most local families have sions of Eastcr hams and chocolate bunnies dancing in their heads this tine of' year, that's not the case for less fortunate Ajax and l'ickerim-, residents. Just ask the tit. Paul's on-thc-Hill Communiti, Fo(kl Bank fur :�ja� Pick erim_. "The tough timcs continue and increasing numbers of people conic to us for help.' sa\s food hank chairman Esther Lucas. She notes that the \%eCk before last. 130 clients. representing families of about 4(X) people altogether. came to the food hank for help. " I'liat was just about the husicst week wc'\e eyer had." St. Paul's is hoping to replenish its nearl--hare cupboards during its annual Easter food dri\e from Nlarch 29 to Apr] l 12. All the food collected b\ St. Paul's durine the driyc H ill, as always. neo to people in Aja\ and Pickering. "Our ;um is to make our clients' lives less difficult and help them main- tain an adequate Ievcl of nutrition." say s Mrs Lucas. "tirncc Ajax and Prckerm_ arc residential area,, with mo.ih, t.ur !'% homes mane of our clients are people Hith chil- dren. "We are an independent orga- ni/ation since we feel that this status results in our bcin_, able to ei\c our chents the test help. %\*c ha\ c tremendous sup- port fro in the management and staff of local stores. fire halls. churches and ser- ice organ vat ions as well as individ- uals." An\one wish- ing to help out may drop oft non- perishable food donations in Pick- cring at the Super- Centrc on I_i\cr- pool Road. LOEB Glendale on Dixie Road or the Sa\ c - A -Centre on Whitcs Road. and in Ajax at Food City at Harwood Avenue and West- ney Road. Food may also he dropped ofl' at the Pickering fire halls on Bayly Street west ul Brock Road. Kingston Road east of Rosebank Road, or on Finch Avenue at Dixie Road. Donations of food and/or money will also be accepted in the mornings at St. Paul's on -the -Hill Anglican Church at 882 Kingston Rd. just west of Fairport Road, Pickering. Food items needed the most include sugar, Esther Lucas needs your help to stock the shelves at the St. Pauls on - the -Hill Community Food Bank, which launches its Easter drive Friday. photo by A.J. Groen flour. juice or juice cri,stals, canned fruit, lunch hog�n,rcks. po\kdered or canned milk ,mkt ;) ILI! look enjo\ the this district have always shown to their local fund bank." says Mrs. Lucas. \n\.onc %kishing to %oluntccr Io help �d ,! nations should phone Barh ;'r SkJ1i_ Dentures so natural... you'll never know the difference! 1 r. t A • New Soft -touch' materials for sensitive gums Precision partial dentures -© July, 1992 FREE CONSULTATION! Walter Wimmer, DD. Denture Clinic PICKERING TOWN CENTRE(LO'WER LEVEL) 420-SO20 - Toll Free 1-800-661-5010 Hot news tip? !may! Call 683-5110 Lj PINE RIDGE MEMORIAL GARDENS PROVIDING FAMILIFS )VITH PEACE OF MIND FOR SEVEN YEARS Pine Ridgc Memorial Gardens, the only cemetcry in Vax. has been pn,yiding area families with peace of :.:11d for the past seven ) cars. The cemetcry sits on 65 acres of pristine land on t hurch Street just south of Taunton Road, with 25 of inose acres deyelopcd into a park -like setting designed to meet the needs of residents of hath Ajax and Pickering. :� full-service cemetery. Pine Ridge Memorial Gardens t)ltcrs a colurnbarium for cremated remains as well as hurial plots in its park -like setting. 'There's also outlying nronuntcnt sections within the cemetery. Pine Ridge Memorial Gardcn is managed by Gary Gentles who assumed this position in January. Like fine \+rnc, the landscapino at Pine Ridge is "getting better kith age," he says. The most striking part of the 25 -ire developed parcel is the large treed ravine which runs through the center of the cemetery. Mr. Gentles notes there are more than 40 trees planted h} lot owners. under the "Livine Memorial Tree Program". This program allows families to plant a tree in mcniory of their loved ones and. so far, there has been an excellent response to it. Trees are a big part of the Pine Ridge philosophy. "Natural deciduous and coniferous trees in a beautiful setting is a fitting tribute to the memory of people placed in our care," he says. Vital to the beautification of the property is grounds manager Ralph Harris who's been on the job since day one of the cemetery seven years ago. As well, knowledgeable administrator Stephanie Ramsay has been with Pine Ridge since its inception. Ralph, Gary and Stephanie are often available at the cemetery and are familiar with many families. In the planning stages at Pine Ridge Memorial Gardens is a three -acre cremation centre which encompasses all the possible alternatives in cremation. "This will offer the community many new and attractive ways to memorialize cremated remains," he says. The office of Pine Ridge Memorial Gardens is at 541 Taunton Road, Ajax. For more information, contact Mr. Gentles at 427- 5416. 541 TAUNTON ROAD AJAX For more information Mr. Gentles at 427-5416 ,1. 11.i T�— What's your bid to help your hospital? ❑ TV auction set for this weekend IVAX PICKI:RI!�(; —Arca residents will have the chance to help their community and perhaps help Ihem- selves to a bargain this weekend as Ajax-Pickcring General Hospital holds its third annual TV auction. "rhe auc- See the a will he t z rahlecast c pull-out live IroIll the hospital L 3 Friday from section in 7 p.m. to idents, or 436-881 1 for outside midnight, today's Saturday from noon News to midnight and Sunday Advertiser from noon to -1 p.m. 'for more Residents of A.1.1 X. details Whitby, O s h a ,� a B o w - ,= on the manvIIIe, Courticle hospital and New will auction be able to watch the THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, MARCH 27,1"6 -PAGE 3-A Among items up for bid in this weekend's auction for John Maxwell check out travel brochures. The trip the hospital is a trip to one of four destinations valued package is for a week in London, Paris or the at $3,000 and donated by the Ajax Rotary Club. Bahamas, or a four -night cruise from Orlando, Florida. Rotarians, from left, Dick Briscoe, Eric Fowler and photo by Ron Pietroniro 3 SMIJ I I &M 1111111111111111IN — _ ® _ 9 Pieces Fried Chicken _ 12 Pieces Fried Chicken — Medium Fresh Cut Fries - - Large Fresh Cut Fries 111111110 Large Homemade Salad - large Homemade Salad _ - Gravy _ - Gravy _ — _ —Regular Price St6.s4 plus tax- _Regular Price Sr9.69 plus tax -with this coupon get an additional —with this c..V n Let an additional _ CO `"M - — Kingston Rd. Hwy. s2 _ a _ ^Hwy 401 _ _ ii Kingston Rd.. Pickering 939.5612 -'i K agston Ad 'o,cxer^g 3395612 — 1419 Kingston Rd.. West gill 281-0048 — - fu; Crigston Rd, West Hill 281-0048 _ 3227 Eglinton Ave . Scar 2663337 ;227 Eglinton Ave. Scar 256.3337 �,5ACBo IMPROVED SERVICE FOR PICKERING SHOPPERS The LCBO is pleased to announce that its store on Liverpool Road will be opening earlier and staying open later for your shopping day convenience, effective April 1, 1996. NEW HOURS OF OPERATION Monday - Thursday 9:00 a.m. -10:00 p.m. Friday 9:00 a.m. -11:00 p.m. Saturday 8:00 a.m. -11:00 p.m. 1809 Liverpool Road (905) 839-1897 _.. show on Rogers Community 10, Pine Ridge, r�� and in Pickering it will be broadcast EVERY S i DENT on Shaw Cable 10. Proceeds from the auction will go DESE1 MES SUCCE&S Operation Lifeline, the hospital's campaign to raise $1 million for medical equipment in its operating rooms, recovery room, day surgery and intensive care unit. Last year, the event raised more than $60,000. Local businesses have donated all kinds of' merchandise and services to be auctioned off. The public will he able to bid on items such as gold d tickets l O a Grade Expectations specializes in supplementary education designed g to improve classroom performance. Toronto Maple Leafs hockey game, Our one-on-one attention increases self- and helps your a one-hour massage, a Sony Walk- child achieve their scholastic potential. man, an autographed S h a q u i I 1 e . Enrichment or remedial programs • Resource Room featuring Apple O'Neal basketball, theatre tickets to for grades 1 through OAC Macintosh Computers and educational see Beauty and the Beast, riding d i n . Individualised programs including • software g Classes after school and Saturdays; Reading. Math, Writing and Study Skills summer also available lessons, trampoline rental, limited •Low student/teacher ratio programs eda*ion prints, gift certificates for Kingston Rd. Hwy. r2 z ®;� .. r '• -n � ._ .....oy Lquar titw• L 3 . for Pickering, Ajax and Whitby res- Hwy. 001 �,5ACBo IMPROVED SERVICE FOR PICKERING SHOPPERS The LCBO is pleased to announce that its store on Liverpool Road will be opening earlier and staying open later for your shopping day convenience, effective April 1, 1996. NEW HOURS OF OPERATION Monday - Thursday 9:00 a.m. -10:00 p.m. Friday 9:00 a.m. -11:00 p.m. Saturday 8:00 a.m. -11:00 p.m. 1809 Liverpool Road (905) 839-1897 _.. show on Rogers Community 10, Pine Ridge, r�� and in Pickering it will be broadcast EVERY S i DENT on Shaw Cable 10. Proceeds from the auction will go DESE1 MES SUCCE&S Operation Lifeline, the hospital's campaign to raise $1 million for medical equipment in its operating rooms, recovery room, day surgery and intensive care unit. Last year, the event raised more than $60,000. Local businesses have donated all kinds of' merchandise and services to be auctioned off. The public will he able to bid on items such as gold d tickets l O a Grade Expectations specializes in supplementary education designed g to improve classroom performance. Toronto Maple Leafs hockey game, Our one-on-one attention increases self- and helps your a one-hour massage, a Sony Walk- child achieve their scholastic potential. man, an autographed S h a q u i I 1 e . Enrichment or remedial programs • Resource Room featuring Apple O'Neal basketball, theatre tickets to for grades 1 through OAC Macintosh Computers and educational see Beauty and the Beast, riding d i n . Individualised programs including • software g Classes after school and Saturdays; Reading. Math, Writing and Study Skills summer also available lessons, trampoline rental, limited •Low student/teacher ratio programs eda*ion prints, gift certificates for Relaxers ITues. & Sat. )......... '30"'' restaurants, and computer courses. 1T'3.Sh & Set Iueti & Thurc.l.'15"" Bids can be placed by calling the 1885 Glenanna Rd, TV Auction Hot Line at 438-9131 Suite 103 for Pickering, Ajax and Whitby res- Pickering idents, or 436-881 1 for outside Medical Centre areas. crRAui; E,XPFU EX110NS LE_AHNING CFNTHES The Smart Wile to Learn 420-9930 Pat or Jo -Anne • Full let isilk titwi-glaso • Permanent French rip. • Full +et lam' powder porcelain glazc I • 'trapping rip. • Manicure • AaxinK Pedi(ure, and much more 428-8787 MAKtt:lif I;KI:AK Sl'I:(:IAI_ti Relaxers ITues. & Sat. )......... '30"'' & up 1T'3.Sh & Set Iueti & Thurc.l.'15"" & up Curls j50 " ............................... Braids..............................'60"" & up Full Head of Heave......... 80 & up Hours Tues Thurs 10 a.m - 5 p.m. Friday 10 a.m Saeo.day � ?0 a r^ 2 X p m - 8 p m COMPLETE LANDSCAPE SERVICES INCLUDING: • Interlock Walks, • Patios andDriveways • Natural Stone & Rockery • Decks & Custom Carpentry • Custom Planting • Ponds & Water Gardens • Lawn & Garden Maintenance N LANDSCAPE CONCEPTS Call Now for Spring Booking Sivniors Year Discounts 427 -9015 3 �arrant,%- Pickering school eyes stricter speech guidelines FROM PAGE 1 took advantage of the address to students to promote the Reform party's platform. Mr. Harper, Reform's lone Ontario MP. was allowed to speak to about 100 students in Grades 9 and up on the premise of discussing the subject of technology. When contacted Monday to respond to the accusations, Mr. Harper denied using the opportunity for partisan purposes. I would challenge Mr. McTeague's com- ments. My rrmarks were not very partisan at all. I was simply spcldng as the only opposi- tion MP in Ontario. I was not espousing the Reform party platform." He added Mr. McTeague "wasn't even there and doesn't know what he's talking about." However, teachers who attended the speech saw it differently, said Jack Ger- diner, board superintendent of education for Pickering schools. The MP. he said. "didn't really stick to the technology topic. according to reports I've heard. "From what teachers who monitored the presentation have reported. they felt (Mr. Harper) didn't really stay on the topic (of technology) as he should have," Mr. Gardiner said, adding the speech "was not blatantly partisan". Mr. McTeague charged the Reform MP "duped the school to believe the Fires arson FROM PAGE 1 was deliberately started by firebugs using flammable liquids, says Det. Sgt Paul Carmll of 25 Division in Pickering. -We've surmised that it may be the same people.- but no evidence has been found nor are there any suspects, he says. An investigation is ongoing. LASER SURGERY FOR SNORING CERTIFIED SPECIALISTS Lir. R Kassel MCS FRCSC Lir. S Siomra MD FRC -)C 905-723-8551 Os h a v% a !� M7 Tax Returns \�i'in less time than you think •20 Years Experience -Tax Planning •Most tax returns processed X31-1028 reA Your line to a to 1020 Brock Rd. Revenue Canada # 1004. Pickfffig E-Fi 1 in; topic of discussion A -as technology" and "shoukl Lorne clean on what the visit was real- ly about I think Mr. Harper should do some explaining." He added the school and board acted "irre- sponsibly" by not informing parents about the visit and in allowing Mr. Harper an unchal- lenged forum in front of students. "This is a classic example of the txxW nor being vigilant enough. To allow a member of a party whose own representatives have admitted is an extremist party a forum for political discourse in a one-sided political discussion is beyond me. However, Mr. McTeague is "welcome to go and share his government's views with stu- dents at the school,- responded Mr. I larper. "I think it's critical for students to hear both sides " Mr. }carper was among numerous figures brought in to speak to students as part of Black History Week. Students attended the speech optionally, said Mr. Gardiner. While there is no official borartl policy on political visits, "as a general practice we don't allow schools to be used as platforms for advertising. Speakers are supposed to be neu- tral, non-partisan." said Mr. Ciardiner. Creating an official school board policy on visits of a political nature "may not be a bad idea," he said. But school board chairman Ms. Maclean shrugged off Mr. McTeague's criticism and said guest speakers are left to the discretion of a school principal. School principal Jim Weaver admitted Mr. Harper's speech strayed from the topic of technology and "went farther afield than what he said he would talk about. "I didn't think he was campaigning, but he certainly went off topic more than I would have liked" However, Mr. Weaver said Mr. McTeague's comments "are wrong. There was no Reform party literature and no indoc- trination of any kind " He said the school is looking at establishing stricter gurlelines for guest speakers. olo the Sleep Factory ID D PAYMENTS D 0 N11110 LD. INTEREST b ION - FOR ) 5 �t I 10 15� YEAR SLUMBER REST POSTURE CARE COMFORT SLEEP err titurr ! k t.i:l• 1 A.C. _ IIATTTIESS $99 NATTKE 55 139 11ATT E $11 9 • SET `184 SET '224 SET '2134 1xrl'961.1.... 1 1.9 'a. c.a 1xw*41 ■-_.. 169 .■ . 1r.., Ix rl'n■ ■ .. Ito•► .■ ■ a. all'blN._... 169 .■ I ... 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"�rpie the Difference111 FROZEN, ASSORTED VARIETIES INClU11N6 NIBLETS If you find any of these items at a OR SMEETIETS lower price at our ma J or competitors we'll cheerfully refund CREEN "1'ril le the Difference!!' Milk Eggs Butter GIANT Sugar Bread ;" Head Lettuce VEGETABLES Bananas Potatoes Tomatoes Disposable Diapers I k9 beg PRODUCT OF P.E.I. 2.18 CANADA N0. 1 GRADE UTILITY �� ALL 2-5 lB AVERAGE FROZEN PURPOSE WHOLE POTATOES , CHICKENS 1bj 10 Ib (4.54 kg) bag ME fFw11N . 1" 4 a rEHon ASSORTED VARIETIES PRODUCT OF MEXICO BETTY SWEET AND JUICY CROCKER FRESH SUPERMOIST each CAKE CAKE MIXES ONE fFMIN. W t I91Nlp MU 710 9 box , I . I rrrsit,ta trrtL, I IV WEU It rnvm VVtuntauHT mAMt, THURS n ci iv am i unumT FRI mnm.n ov, SAT 40 • • PAGE 6 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED., MARCH 27, 1996 v Editorials and L Ajax-Pickering News Advertiser TINIOTHI' J. N'HMAKER. Rthlisher JOANNE. HURGHARDT. I'ditorin-chief s,rENT HOUSTON. Managing Edilor BRUCE DAIWORD. AdNenising manager ALVIN HROt'wER. Retail Manager ARE FAKHOURIE. Distnhuuon manager A hlcirnlandCominumiN NeAspaNr puhhshed Wednesday. Fnda%. Sunda 13G 132 Commercial AN c Ajar. Ont. LIS 210 Phone 6S3-51111 tas:6SI-7161 Let us know.' Anne Golden's report has created a blueprint for monumen- tal change in the way the Greater Toronto Area (GIA) is shaped politically. economically and socially. llk wieldy report proposes sweeping propem tax reform. vastly different deliven of municipal and social sen ices. and if new form of government. The provincial government faces the task of sifting through the 266 -page report's recommenda- tions to detennine which proposals can and should he imple- mented, and those which should be set aside. NoN% is your chance to let them know which ones matter most to you. NVe encouraoc e%cnv resident in Durham I hecause chanLe of this magnitude will touch exon one of us) to speak up and let your politicians know how you feel about the proposed chamves. To encoura_c public input on GTA rcf0rm. 'lie Nev. s Advertiser has printed all 51 recommendations on pages 24 and 29 of toxlav's newspaper. The recommendations put forth on our pages are taken straight from the report. 'Ihjs will be the first time most of our readers have had the opportunity to read all the recommendations and, wfiilc they are lengthv. we hope you will take the time to examine them. We encour- age you to fill in our sure\ and return it to the address provid- ed on page 21) prior to April 5. The News Advertiser will deliver the replies to your local !`IPP on April S. This will effcctiyek show theta what the resi- dents of Durham Rcuion think of these proposed changes. Feel free to include letters on \our thoughts as well: we will pass them (m with your answers. Grab a pencil and a coffee, and enjoy your paper' t To respond to this editorial call lnfosource at 683-17040 nfe)source and dial 5109 on your touch-tone phone ♦You said it... In response to last Wednesday's editorial on ebbing public support for striking OPSEU members, our readers said: ♦ "They think they have the support of the community but they don't. I haven't personally been affected by this strike. As far as I'm concerned they can stay out for another month and save us lots of money." ♦ "I have to wonder why the person who wrote the article didn't mention that Harris doesn't have the support of the people. And why was there nothing about the police and what they did'?" ♦ -I was recently fired from a job for being 23 minutes late for a sales meeting and I had never taken a day off in my 10 months there so I have absolutely no sympathy for overpaid public employees. If there's a line-up somewhere to take their jobs I'd be more than happy to join it right now." ♦ "Having been there I can say the crowd was loud, unruly and upset. But in no way did they deserve the bully tactics of the OPP riot squad. However, unless someone from your paper was there they have no business commenting on it." ♦ "I support OPSEU and I certainly do not support the cur- rent provincial government. I think your editorial is dis- graceful in supporting the provincial government." The News Advertiser The Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 21-15. General: (905) 683-5110 Classified: (905)683-0707 Circulation: (905) 683-5117. FAX: (905) 683-7363 Real Estate FAX: (905) 432-1635 Composing FAX: (905) 579-9273 E -Mail: NewsAd.news Cadurhamnews.net On the Internet: http://www.durhamnews.net Overheard... Did he say that? `'I think the importance of junior kindergarten is such that if we are faced with a situation where either way it's going to cost us, and it's simply a matter of a larger investment, then we have to move toward main- tainin`g JK." -- Ajax separate school board trustee Todd McCarthy on the dilemina faced by educators ou the fllture Of jun or kindergarten in Durham ♦ Letters to the editor Harris must take some blame for OPSEU strike To the editor: Re: Strikeout (editorial. Sun. Feb. 25. 1996) I congratulate you for taking a stand on a serious issue -- the OPSEU strike. (Your editorials too seldom seem to take a real stand on a major issue.) However, I must draw the atten- tion of readers to the pro -govern- ment bias in your editorial and a number of incorrect assumptions it made. Your editorial assesses no blame to the Harris government for their part in the failure to reach an agree- ment with OPSEU. With such state- ments as "the provincial govern- ment's cupboard is bare" and "unreasonable demands (of OPSEU membersl in the face of the new reality in Ontario" you assume that there is only one way to balance the budget -- by cutting civil servants' jobs. You don't speak of the other side of this new reality: corporations such as banks making huge profits and paying little or no taxes which could bolster the revenue of the Province so they wouldn't have cut our hard-won social programs so deeply. Another way these corporations show their irresponsibility is that they are actually laying off workers when unemployment is already high. Also, if there is, as you state, a perception among Ontarians that the "civil service...has been overpaid and underworked for far too long" it has more to do with media misinfor- mation such as your editorial than it does with reality. Were you aware that welfare caseworkers, due to previous cut- backs, ha%c had their caseloads increased to well over 100 people each' No one can call there "under - worked"' This is only one example among many. The "compromise" you call for isn't going to happen if you keep spreading messages that are so one- sided. Give us balanced journal- ism ... please' John Doleweerd (not an OPSEU member) Pickering Ontario is governed by rule of law, not union mobs To the editor: Shame on opposition politicians and certain media outlets for flagrant- ly distorting the events surrounding the OPSEU demonstration on March 18. NDP and Liberal MPPs made little or no mention of the physical abuse of not only non-union Queen's Park staff but our duly elected representatives by union bullies. . In their condemning of the govern- ment and OPP they conveniently failed to observe that assault and denying people freedom of movement are forbidden under the law. There is ample evidence from tele- vision images and newspaper pho- tographs of physical abuse by union muscle against people simply trying to enter their place of work. Thus whatever actions the OPP took were justified as a means of enforcing the law. In fact, if Bob Runciman, At Leach, Al Palladini and several others,,;., The Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser accepts letters to the edi- tor. All letters should he typed or neatly hand-written, 150 words. Each letter must he signed with a first and "last name or two initials and a last tame. Please include a phone number for verification. The editor reserves right to edit copy for style, length content. Opinions expressed in rs are those of the writer and not eeeLly those of The News Fes:; all cabinet ministers, could not even enter our legislative buildings, it could be argued that there was not enough of a police presence. It is apparent OPSEU and even opposition MPPs do not realize that we are governed by elected officials and the rule of law, not by mobs. By overlooking the actions of OPSEU and instead blaming the police and Tory policies, the opposition parties are inciting anarchy. The violence that erupted at Queen's Park is not about one's opin- ion of the Harris agenda, but about right and wrong. Mike Gibbs Ajax Smokers have their places, let's have ours! To the editor: Regarding J.A. Dean's letter (March 3) about smoke-free dances: Sign me up! I was going to write a letter to the newspaper some time ago but this per- son beat me to it. Smokers can have their places, let's have ours! K.E. Belfry -- Ajax JV P THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., MARCH 27,19% -PAGE 7-A * A;0 'c�� Town of Pickering z �c * (905) 420.2222 * *P1C1KFj1R11N[G(905)683u2760 TOWN MEETINGS Match 27 TRANSIT CRIZENS' ADVISORY March 27 PICKERLNG/ONTARIO LIAISON COMMTITEE March 27 HYDRO COMMISSION MEETING March 27 SITE PIAN ADVISORY COM.MMTE April I COUNCIL MEETING April 3 COMMITTEE OF.ADJUSTMENT STME.NT April EXEC[IT%E COMMITTEE TO"'N OF PICKERING HOLIDAY OPERATING HOURS FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1996 to MONDAY, APRIL, 8, 1996 Frida}. Apnl � Closed Monday, April 8 Closed TuoL),April 9 ]rxccuutie Committee Meeting Fnda). April 5 No Peck up` I `To he collected on Saturday, April 6) Friday, :'April 5 Saturday, April 6 Monday, April 8 Fnday, Apn1 5 Saturday, April 6 Honda), April 8 No Scr\ Ice Regular Service Into Sm ice Closed Regular Hours Closed Closed li)r the u:ason - ;j I Fnday, April 5 closed Saturday, April 6 7:00 a.m.-9:(X) p.m. Sunday, April 7 120) p.m. -50) p.m - Monday. April 8 90) a.m.-50) P.M. 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Inmt (Rylh-d Graeral ('..tractors my ..It h, neared an the : n.. 1. 1- rr Jed n...,af than 2:011 p.m (kcaltrael �Mrredar. '�'. April, 19% b,: IN- A the L,wn a( Pwkrnng• Dk•(Katmem of Supply awl Sear-, Ort--- the Fvrlan:ak•. PKc4•nne. Onw,l, L I V 6K7 I'I,nv. 4wc t(k:AI , n, and tender timumcat., will M av,tlahk -rely w mvucd rrapaLlwd G rwtA 0-- t—, \t ,:hanw,l and Elecarwal Trask C,mlrxt.w% in and slier Mxch :> , 1446 Ir,wn the .41we „1 M..II,t K'n—htu V, hew •cam Inc.. 12.1 Mcn,n Str,rt. T.mmi.,. Onuno. %44S :72 urym pavmcm .,l a wlurdahk• Jga„vat ,.t three hundred ( bill (a)l ,kdlary Lrt twa . L%. „nly by ccndwd Ok-q— mak- payahlr t, eta Town .d PK -kering OLf—s1 will hc• e,-1-1rJ -hpct b, tM return ,d all J,wttmkmn to p.,J omJltum wKltaa an l 10) hmift v Jay%. .1Keca(waKmv atbl w•mkr J,wWm ntv wall hc- ,m display at tla Derham C„nvtrwL.,m A—taKm and A the• I, , mb. ('.mvuw u.m A—li:w ,m and tta Ma..avuuga C —trwil— A. -9--w Ila- k.wea .,r any 1c•*rkr m4 mw c. sanly xccrwd 1. r, A Felt •aukhcr lnbry. CPP%1. (' PP. (' M M I F vc.ca tl mil %KT1P (' N M Trcwa P,., % AK. Aw \I,narkY ..l Stt1,(aly std SemKek Drctbr,4 Pak. k F_14a M,aln K—Ma Arthueku Im Thw MWo to htrkd tbnorh the 17mala((lmarr, W aktumac Pn,rram BACK BY Closed for the season on March 31 POPULAR r - than one parnclpantperfamdytoregister for programs onthe sa me f orm . DEMAND: 2 FOR 1 SQUASH OR Join us at the Pickering Town Centre to celebrate the Kegistratiun hiarms in y(>ur 'c..wn Bra►c hure RACQUETBALL Canada -wide launch of the latest women's fragrance see Pages 2a, 35, 3v, 45, 5-t, 65, x0 y T Brought to you and a friend by: "Ralph Lauren Polo Sport Woman" Children's Camp lRegistratiun H orrrras: Page 65 THE PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX Purchase between kpril 1 - May 5, 1996 Your membership includes: • Prepaid Squash or Racquetball • Membership Changerooms (whitlpoollsauna) • Pleasure Swimming • Health Club Facilities • Combination Squash and Racquetball available ('ransters not ebglble 3S- nct ncluded'. Register Now for Spring Sz Summer Programs - I is Easy • Qatlality (-ustatlmer Service The new registration system is part of our continuing effort to improve services for you, our customer, as well as to provide a faster• more efficient system for �L our staff yyT New Hegistratiun 1-'urm T The registration forms have been redesigned to allow more Closed for the season on March 31 FREE FITNESS FAIRS than one parnclpantperfamdytoregister for programs onthe sa me f orm . Emergency Services will not he affected by the Join us at the Pickering Town Centre to celebrate the Kegistratiun hiarms in y(>ur 'c..wn Bra►c hure Holiday Schedule. Canada -wide launch of the latest women's fragrance see Pages 2a, 35, 3v, 45, 5-t, 65, x0 y T Town of Pickering Public Works Emergency "Ralph Lauren Polo Sport Woman" Children's Camp lRegistratiun H orrrras: Page 65 Telephone Number is (905) 6133-4319. p Town Fitness Professionals will provide demonstrations • Date post dated cheques 2 weeks prior using popular fitness techniques Personal Trainers & Fitness Appraisers to the program start date • During the Brochure delivery period applications are accepted REGULAR OPERATING HOURS rig Vicar+ AND SERVICES RESUME ON will provide Free Mini Assessments and a random processing system is utilized at TUMAY,APRIL 99 A the end of this two week period. ie March 18,19%. Fitness Fair at Eaton's Court Drop Off Registrations • 7 12.m. to 8:30 p.m, ) ) Pickering Civic Complex 24 Hr. Friday Hall Rentals ll Thursday, March 28 j : Outdoors. across from Drop the Central Library. Box 1 The Esplanade Ji Don Beer Arena and Friday, March 29 Drop Pickering Recreation Complex T Westshore Community Front Counter (683-6582) Box Centre Fitness Fair at Centre Court 1867 Valley Farm Road Capacity: 199 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mail In: Department of Culture and Resident Rate $300 Saturday, March 30 Recreation Pickering c«r>Mex k Non Residents: $400 hel anade Call the Booking Clerk to Pickering, Ontario Li V 6K7 reserve your weddings, Visit us and WIN a FREE Health Club Membership Cash payments: 2nd floor banquets, dances, family and other prizes by participating in FREE Fitness Civic Complex, Rec. complex, Front Desk gatherings etc. Demonstrations or by visiting us at our display booth. For additional information call Recreation 420-4623 Department of Culture and 420-4621or683-2760 yy PAGE &A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED.. MARCH 27,19% P to freeze taxes more time to cut budgetPickering Council takes B_vMARIANNE TAKA('S de�-r« accord no to the mayor. is that councillors will raise it total cit"$15?74,102 from prorvrty STAFF ki-P R-TYR On the issue of maintaining_ the tax frrcic. \Nant "a Curnhlctc rc%ic%% ��1 the huriI�rt taxes this year. and sFxnd approximately which c .y;cs PICKERING — The Town's hud,�et will )`1ayur Arthurs noted. "I don't think Council Process to determine how a r;939AX)o error million (the non -tax Exertion of which comes tk delaved for another month as councillors is going to hack off (hat Position." Could ha\C txen made. frons sources such as provincial grants and -' ---_- v ,�,., ,.., ir.,.,,,• ,. Lonr in niace- Pickerint` user lees). Durham school 'DURHAM — Six public and eight separate Durham school board trustees scored an 'A plus' for perfect attendance last year. Out of 22 Durham Board of Education meetings between December, 1994 and November, 1995 (not cotmting com- mittee, special or budget meetings), trustees Sherrill Willard and Colleen Jordan of Ajax, Ruth Ann Schedlich of Pick- ering, Ken Ridge and Nancy McLean of Oshawa, and for- mer chairman Patri- cia Bowman of Whitby all had per- fect attendance. Falling just short of the top mark, with one absent meeting each, were trustees Jill Hamil- ton of Pickering, Bill Fairburn of Brock and Kathleen Hopper of Oshawa Trustees Bobbie Drew of Scugog, Susan Kular of Pickering, Faith Neumann of Uxbridge and Mike Nicholson and chairman Audrey MacLean of Oshawa all skipped out on two meet- ings, while Whitby trustee Doug Ross missed three. Putting in hun- dreds of hours each year — thousands, when you include numerous weekly committee meet- ings and hours of reading and research — public trustees "are a real- ly high-perfor- mance group of people who take their work seriously and enjoy what they are doing," chairman MacLean says. Separate school trustees matched their public coun- leqerts. Out of the 12 separate school .board meetings held from Decem- ber, 1994 to November, 1995, all were attended by trustees Beth Austin and Mary Ann Martin of Whitby, Jim McCafferty of Pickering, Gerry Noonan and Janice Oldman of Ajax, chairman Tom Old - man of Whitby and French trustees Samuel Montas (Ajax, Pickering, Uxbridge) and Elaine Legault (Oshawa, Whitby, Brock, Scugog). Falling just short of a perfect score board trustees were trustees Kevin Ashe of Pickering, Robert Boisvert (French), Todd McCarthy of Ajax, Judy Mortis of Whitby and Matt Simmons of Oshawa, who each missed one meeting. Oshawa trustees Stan Karwowski and Paul THE NEI get good grades Woodc-roft and Kathy LeFort (Brcx;k, Scugog, Uxbridge, Port Perry) missed two meetings, while Joe Carey of Oshawa and Fran Pereira of Pickering were absent from three meetings. Board vice-chairman Paul Woodcroft says SVS ADVERTISER, WED., MARCH V, 1"&PAGE O -A for attendance the strong attendance record "shows we, as trustees, really take our jobs seriously. The amount of time trustees put is just phenomenal when you consider most average about two or three nights every week (for meetings)" PACE 10 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED.. MARCH 27. 1991, 2� WALmMART TOY SPECTACULAR We've got terrific values on toys, just in time for Easter shopping. rico . • it Polly Pocket • `� Dream Wedding ' Playset • ! r • ( dust turn the cherub and the bride and • room come to the altar for their • - wedding vows "+ while music lays • i , p r -w-" Our Reg. 32.93. ,,I Remote Control Horley ' • • �_ 4 ` - hm�Ef. t Davidson Motorcyde ; /► Jumbo • Look a' the uass c deta s ` • Hand Shark Each Does 360' donuts E3atteries a ; not included For ages be care+w these guys have big soh 2Each -. • teeth and they're not afraid to use therrml Pr(hnte, E and up Our Reg 84.86. 4 Eoch • IRWM `&V - Bride : Light=Up �.: Surprise:,,,,Doll t of Bumble Doll House • • Bolh' ' :Bolters Our Reg. 39.97. � Our Reg. 59.97. Powerspark Welding Set • Mighty Max ' It w,ggies W th rull� enuosea spo'Ks 'uses : 8 woggles ' . Ball Pork ; 4 "D" batteries (not included) . 20 Magus Ir ust won't : • Play oall with 300 ba11, • I' • • �nCluded S 3 and u • Ages 8 and up The uit mare battle machine! ; quit! Our :$ y � • qq� p , Our Req 29.97. ; Our Reg 1102.88. Reg 22.88. . Our Reg 99.97. • • • $ • : * Each : 30Each IgEorh ; Eoch • Eoch 79ED(h ............................................................................... IRWIN : lti t LL = Q VTECH : VTECH • - - fw►s1° : �-0 t3rn.rt M"- ; sma" PNW- • V -Tech : V -Tech Aombet Bead So Pretty : Number Desk : Writing Desk Pocahontas • • / • Fmtostk Snd ' Our Re • Our R Our Reg $ i& 0 Fach 90 -Pr- �enlbo: Serprise :59.979 $30 ; 89.97 $45.[06 29.88.E"�Bak �BlodcS • Our Reg 29.97. 19Eoch : WAS 14.97 WAS 29.97 ; Eoch Eoch ........•........•...•..•.....••....•.......................•..............•...•..•.....•.•..•...•... • • Pocahwas /' •%+" ' Disse Babies : — ; : ' Folding Dai Stroler Dal carry ••• . : Our Reg. 29.87. . SblWW �9 $ Our Reg P0rt� $9EAIPogs .� 9.93. Eorh : Reveol a .6 ;Our Regg� och PO�kBlist� $14EOch E'd' Snlad 12 • sur rise! • 16.97. • • Pack • • OuP R 17.47. Our Reg. • WAS 5.97 ; e9 2.96. ••....•••.........................................•...•............•.............••••.•..•••••••••••..••.•.......••.•••.. Disney Doi :Disney :Disney4 :Rattler Radio Controlled : Sorprise :Steel -Tec Uaibrelo :Thee -in -One •Sleep n' Pb�y : 10 -Wheel :Hat Sheler $ $ : llbrd $ :Drive Ikbide $30,,, : Sazie $20,0,:"`m"cfi=$25,,,, Set Our Reg. Our eg. Our Reg. Our Reg. Our Reg. OurReg.24.ii.2049.97.Each 49.97. 39.97. . 24.98.49.86.. O• • • . • . , ...•.........••....•••......•••••..........•........•••......••............•.........•.......•.•..•..•.•....•.•:•••.••••. wwe a.m:s Lost. rc..s May wy By Store. WALmNIAU' K%ere rot's cost LESS. A HARWOOD PLACE (HARWOOD & BAYLY) AJAX f Dozens of charges laid in RCMP drug, booze bust DURHAM -- A major drug and alcohol smuggling network with ties to Durham has been disrupted by RCMP officers in a mass sweep and seizure. At press time, 37 people had been apprehended in connection with the smuggling operation and were awaiting first appearances in court. Another 19 warrants for arrest have been issued. The arrests and seizures were made during the course of a 14 -month inves- tigation by the RCMP's Bowmanville Customs and Excise Section and RCMP Kingston Proceeds of Crime Section, in co-operation with other enforcement agencies including Durham Regional Police. The investigation uncovered five separate smuggling organizations with ties to Durham, Peterborough, Corn- wall, Montreal and Toronto. In 29 physical seizures around the Bow manville-Peterborough detachment area police have confiscated 12,986 bottles 0.75 litre) of liquor with an esti- mated street value of $545.412: 1.463 cartons of cigarettes with an estimated revenue loss of $32,186. 32 vehicles valued at $210,000; and one loaded hand gun. The proceeds from this operation do not only benefit smaller smuggling groups but,"the smuggling networks are directly tied to organized crime in Canada," the RCMP reports. Charges to be laid include conspira- cy charges to: possess unlawfully imported spirits, defraud the Govern- ment of Canada. Due to an error on defraud the Govern- the part of The ment of Ontario, and News Advertiser. an defraud the Liquor ncorrect Sears ad Control Board of appeared in Canada- today's Wheels Revenue losses to section The correct all levels of govem- ment, including the ad appears this LCBO. is estimated page. We at $8 million. apologize for any Among the 37 inconvenience this people apprehended has caused Sears and awaiting a court or their customers. appearance -- 13 of whom are Durham residents -- is Helen SFaM"' Freeman, 36, Ajax. Ert- 1—- ,. , ,, ,,, =NTALS • ' MI, ( ACTIVITY CEN RE •--)TTA.5E 5001`3 • .'. VrEv 5Y_5rEM5 - C SITTING ON PINES AND NEEDLES DREAMING T. ABOUT THE COTTAGE? � rn r* Z r You're invited to our cottage a for the weekend! T The Cottage Life Show i5 not just any cottage Show: it's 1 the one produced by people who know cottages beat—the people at Cottage Life magazine. With unique features and activities the whole family will enjoy, The Cottage Life Show JZ) ie the next best thing to being at the cottage. rn If it's to do with the cottage., you're sure to find it here. O S� o C^ ,6.900 FREE ;AIRPORT RD. I'ARKINIG c (1 Mile N. of the for thou5and5 0 Airport)TFg - of cars o . I r � _SHOW c M K }March`29th to 315t 0 >tAT THE INTERNATIONAL CENTRE A9►dTiNbn: Adults $8.50 • Youth (13-18) so • Children (12 & under) FREE U3 Hours: Fri., 12 noon -10 pm • 50t.. 10am-Bpm • 5un., 10am-bpm The only cottage show that's from the pages of 0' ;Cottage Life magazine. wwaD .0�f "° THF: NEWS AI)VER'FISER, WWEI).. NIAR('H 27,1996 -PAGE. 11-A SEARS L'Xpec l i (we./i'om Sears Our best-selling all -season tire at our lowest price of the season! RoadHandler Touring fire is a premium radial made for Sears by Uniroyal Goodrich that offers a smooth, quiet ride. Available in lower aspect 60 series sizes that are 'H' rated to 210 km/hr x60000 series .,.� ,,n,e„d you odlwo to pofrd :Peed 4—ti 188W*h ivo& in* Save $11 on Diet -lard Gold - the maintenance -free battery with up to 900 cold cranking amps, v50000 series Sears reg 99 99 with trade-in' SALE PRICES END SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 1996, WHILE QUANTITIES LAST SMEARS i.\�kY't 111td'C'.�PrrAl.kKll� Copyright 1996. Sears Canada Inc ■ , g SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE .MI We're open Mon. -Fri. 8:00 a.m.-9:00 p.rrL, Sat. 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m., Sun. 11:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. PAGE 12 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED, MARCH 27, 1996 Daffodil sales in Ajax and Pickering bring hope to cancer fight AJAX-PICKERING -- Spring. Flowers. Daffodils. Hope. That's what this week means to the Canadian Cancer Society and Ajax - Pickering members of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. Sorority sisters will sell bouquets of daffodils for S4 each from Thurs- day to Saturday at several locations in Ajax and Pickering, with the proceeds going to fund cancer research. I'he daffodil sales kick off the soci- ety's annual fund-raising campaign which continues through April, which is Cancer Month in Canada. The Daffodils for Children cam- paign will sell flowers in schools for 50 cents each on Thursday and Fri- day. In Ajax, you can buy daffodils from sorority_ members at the LOEB stores in the BaywcxxJ Plaza at Bayly Street and Monarch Avenue and the Ajax Marketplace at Westney Road North and Magill Drive. Loblaws at Hwy. 2 and Harwood, the Costco Wholesale outlet east of the Loblaws store. the Clover Ridge Plaza at West- ney and Harwood, liquor and beer outlets, and the Canadian Tire store on Hwy. 2 east of Westney. In Pickering, you can help the cause at the SuperCentre. LOEB Glendale at Dixie Road and Finch Avenue. Sav-A-Centre on Whites Read, the Hub Plaza, Blockbuster Video in the Hub Plaza and liquor and beer stores. Members of local seniors' clubs will join the sorority sisters during the sale. Daffodil sales raised about $33.000 in Ajax and Pickering last year. Sorority members have been orga- nizing the sale since 1977, when $1,500 was collected. Co-chairmen for this year's campaign are Jane Bat- tah and Cindy Janssen. Call the Ajax -Pickering branch of the Canadian Cancer Society at 905- 686-1516 for more information. Changes afoot at Rouge Hill library in Pickering PICKERING -- In an effort to deal with being integrated into the adult library on the arranged this way," says chief librarian Sandy severe budget cuts in 1996, the Pickering Pub- upper level of the branch. This arrangement Cameron in a press release announcing the lic Library board is reorganizing facilities at eliminates the need for two service desks, change. the Rouge }fill branch. which will help the board cope with the bud- The new set-up should be in place by i p.m. The children's arta of the library, which is get cuts. on April 16. The branch will be closed that now separate and located in the lower level, is "Historically. the branch was always morning to allow the work to be completed. Volunteers needed 1 for cancer society's April fund drive AJAX-PICKERING -- April is Cancer Month, when volunteers go door-to-door raising money to fight the deadly disease. To ensure the fund-raising cam- paign is a success, the Durham West branch of the Canadian Cancer Soci- ety is seeking more volunteers. Each volunteer will canvass about 20 homes in their neighborhood dur- ing the month. Team captains are also needed to supervise a number of vol- unteers. Money raised during the month is used to fund research or pay for education, prevention or patient programs. To volunteer or for more information, call the Durham West office at 905-686-1516 or drop by at 467 Westney Rd. S., Unit 9, at the corner of Westney and Clements Road West, Ajax. wpm 0%0 OFF TVs, VCRs, STEREOS, • BEDDING & LINEN, HOUSEWARES, NOME FURNISHINGS, SPORTING GOODS, HEALTH & BEAUTY, CHILDREN'S CLOTNINb, MEN'S & CNILDREN'S UNDERWEAR -ow 11 1 O�EOq� CAMERAS, STATIONERY, HARDWARE, RUGS, WINDOW COVERINGS, COSMETICS, PET SUPPLIES, SEWING & CRAFTS HORTICULTURE, GIFTWARE/GLUSWARE, AUTO ACCESSORIES, A 'J A 3 1 0 % OFF LADIES CASUAL SPORTSWEAR, LADIES JEANS % i O OFF LADIES DRESSES, LADIES PLUS SIZE FASHIONS, MATERNITY, LADIES ACCESSORIES, • HAIR ACCESSORIES. LQ w �L■ 'moi �.�o tA6Re coa Its" p/8 � MYSi 8E' MY sow- rov da MCI; 60% _ GSM, NIEQUES un,4.pw a i SORRY, NO LAYAWAYS ON RED T" ITEMI. ■ i Q1 Learn to cope with divorce, separation DICKER- ING -- A 13 - week series of seminars designed to help separated and divorced people starts next month. Topics include 'letting go', self- esteem, the law, healthy relationships, intimacy and sexuality. Sessions are held at Peace Lutheran Church on Liv- erpool Road south of Bayly Street in Pick- ering. Meetings begin Tuesday, April 23 and run weekly from 7 to 10 P.M. Cost is $259 per per- son. Call 905- 338-9879 for information. THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., MARCH 27,1996 -PAGE 13-A Durham Region's John Howard Society is Making It Work DURHAM -- An organization that held Tuesday, April 16 at 6 p.m. at day, April 5 from one of the society's Commercial Ave. provides literacy programs, parole Royal Canadian Legion Branch 43, 471 offices. Tickets can also be ordered by calling supervision and inmate counselling will Simcoe St. S., Oshawa. Durham Col- The society's Ajax office is at 136 Bill Parish at 683-2003. hold its annual general meeting and din- lege President Gary Polo nsky will speak Iter next month. per per p Making It Wad Tickets are $10 WA ^ The meeting and dinner are being person and should b he ordered by Fri - Thi weight M With the Beverly Hills Weight Management Program, your weight problems are over! At Beverly Hills Weight Management Clinics, we teach you about healthy eating habits, behavior modification and nutritionally balanced food programs. We also provide one-on-one. confidential counselling. At Beverly Hills. S('CCESS /5 GI ARANTEED.1 BEVEN�V�INIIIS. DERSONALIZED WEIGHT MANAGEMENT OSHAWA WHITBY 555 Suncor tit. S. 223 BR(XX ST. N. 436-2122 666-5050 Also locations in Bradford .%ewwarket Markham & Tborwbitl 0_0 Don't miss out on the savings! See the fantastic new display cv,i.Bocca at Millwork's Ajax Store' 38" x 36" x 87" vjrooss, ww to clear H€�T PRICE 59.9�� 40 w*aSy designed to you taste. 3/4 HP iced pump, 6 jell and a was Amer. 36" x 19" 9� X 36- x ;1� 40 111116.11%0.— FIVE : APPLICATION - `°" PROGRAM 1) Early Spring Fertilization 2) Spring Weed Control MOST LAWNS ONLY 3) Summer Fertilization 4) Fall Weed $120 PER SEASON! Control 5) Fall Fertilization 113A6ED UN A',KkAC;K `AZE.D :.v:; - ALL Gran, ,lar Fertilizer - Insect control, Crab grass control, and Aeration available as required - Professionally applied by licensed applicator FULLY INSURED AND GUARANTEED 686-1436 Comer Whirlpool 60" x 36" x 19" This comfortable Acrylic 6 jet whirlpool features 3/4 HP pre -wired pump, air control and a wall timer. HOT PRICE 849" 90=" A Canadian Company family Awned 8t Operated ' • RA • >F#elping Durham Region Do -ft -For -Less For 46 Years March 30 Sirrlcoe St. N. 19A Notion Rd. •x Store Ont C?stlawq, W. L* 4X1 _Apx, Ont. LIS 6K7 . �905� 728-6291 "3 6'M ur new Fapt (905)728-8589 Fox "511683-6941 - - . displ 09*WAY - 7 AAL -9 P.M., SATtBl M 8 A.M.-6 P.M„ SlN�iM 10 A.M. - 5 P.M. Gal• • cca • PAGE 14 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., MARCH 27,19% Pickering Civitan Club set to go PICKERING -- The new Pickering money and provide services for the Civitan Club will hold its Charter Din- community. Branches in other towns ner Saturday, Match 3ti 0, starting at 6:30 and cities have been active in working p.m. at the West Shore Community for the mentally and physically handi- Centre on Bayly Street between West capped, assisting youth, and providing Shore Boulevard and Liverpool Road. support and care for senior citizens. The- Mayor heMayor Wayne Arthurs will be on Picketing club will have great latitude hand for the launch, as well as Civitan in deciding what kind of projects are members from clubs across southern most needed here. Ontario. Mr. Ted Lougheed has been New members are still being wel- elected as the Picketing Civitan Charter comas by the local club. Anyone inter- President- ested in joining should call Tem James Civitan clubs across Canada raise at 839-8890. Ulllf��li)ICi:1,1' uj Dr. Lectn. cit the PICKERING SQUARE DENTAL OFFICE X20-1777 III an e:fort to sunaul,atc dental awareness in children and to provide a relazrng, comfortable environment to our ottice. Dr. Lean's office continues its Ur. Zoos Express Adopt- A -Pet program at the practice. Ever% three months we will give awaN a large. cuddly stuffed animal (and other great 'surprises) to the child who enters the best natio for the critter. The «inner of our 10th contest. Stephanie Murray. got to take home -Flipper- the Dolphin. and a complimentan dinner for her faintly at Canaan. the Chinese food restaurant next door to our practice at 14'() Kin_%(on Rd (at V,allevfarm Rd. i 0� c re confident that Stephanie ns keeping both her teeth and Flippers in topnotch shape through regular brushing.) �� Recycle This Paper 1 -- PUBLIC NOTICE THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM IN THE MATTER OF, THE MUNICIPAL ACT TAKE NOTICE ?KAT the Councw of the Regx" Munic3patity of Durham may past by -loot auttx— ng construction of tine touovnN protects ROAD NO. ROAD NAME MUNICIPALITY DESCRIPTIONILOCATION 1 Main Street Unmnoge Reconstruction Roseland Road from Broc-K St to shall hear in parson or by his or her T 668-7721 or 1 -WO -372-1103 Reacr. St counsel, sokator or agent. any person 3 Nth Cone Clanroon upgrading to acceptable standards 4 Taunton Road Whey Wdevrrg to 4 and 5 lane urban flan McKinney Dr to standard T PREVEDEL. P ENG west of Anderson St al a meetmp of the World Committee on 5 C"Itral St Protean RehabrYtabon including a culvert ft m Cianeman By -Paas to replacement esti d Barclay St CO10Aff1138 flER of WORKS the wee tarns of Claremont 14 Liberty Street r Clarngton Mtersettron wnproveener" Kung Street Intersection 58 Adelaide Avenue Oahfirna Rehab4ttabon atom Parte Ra to Steverron Rd Ploy 2 Homey 2 Clanington Rematuctdn to urban atarldards from weal d Waverly Rd mcl dig the nnrOval d supareMv,tan to east d Green Rd P1wy 2 fey 2 Al- Rood and rKersecLat wnpmoarn tltt from Wadley RQ to mcidwp repay to Duron Creek Bridge and Notion Rd the nit f chore of lights at EUmbeth St. 14 Liberty Street I Ctarnglorl MrtersecLon rnpromments nONlOng loft Concession St lrfiersecbom oars lanes find the mataflatlon d' 11, signals. 2311A Lakerdge Rood I AlaxNVfitby lin en ectron mprovements ndudwtg left Roseland Road tum lanes an Lokerwlge Rd and the Plans showing the details of the prgects and the Isrxfs 36-41' 40-x40- 40-x60- Works CormMtae. bang delegated by affected may be seen at the offices of the Durham Works RegnorW Coun it as the heoni body Depsrtment. 105 Consumers Dr. Whitby. Oman. shall hear in parson or by his or her T 668-7721 or 1 -WO -372-1103 counsel, sokator or agent. any person prejudicially affected by the by-laws Dated at Whitby this 18th day of March. 1996 and who applies on or before April 13th. 1996, to the undersgned to be heard T PREVEDEL. P ENG al a meetmp of the World Committee on DIRECTOR OF TRANSPORTATION 16th. 1996 VJL SILOAIUS, P. BIO. CO10Aff1138 flER of WORKS LENNOX FURNACES AND AIR CONDITIONERS BUY •RENT • FINANCE • DELAYED PAYMENTS q AND SAVE UP 70'1.200 INSTANTLY BRMLEWOOD HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING The News Advertiser provides Internet access... Call us at 683-5110 to find out how. 44-x40- 36-41' 40-x40- 40-x60- 41.50 5200 69 8 n ) 14 I l - THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., MARCH 27, 199&PAGE 15-A V RECYCLER'S REPORT Easter Bunny can hop to it to help environment Hey kids, now is the time to ask the Easter Bunny not to bring chocolate in grossly overpackaged boxes. Solid bunnies can be found in simple plastic bags which can later be taken to plastic bag recycling bins at selected community grocery stores. Don't forget that any boxboard around eggs should be separated from cellophane and then placed with the corrugated cardboard and set out with your Blue Box. Maybe this will be the Easter that church custodians compost all worn Easter flowers and ferns rather than set them out in big green garbage bags. This is the decade for congrega- tions to become stewards of the earth and return flowers and other organic matter generated at church socials back to the soil to create new life. There's now a chronological his- tory of the Brock West landfill at the Pickering Central Library. Frank Threlkeld Jr., a founding member of Pickering -Ajax Citizens Together (PACT) for the Environ- ment, has been recording the events of Pickering's ongoing dump saga with Metro since 1973. These 37 pages, in a black binder, make excellent research material for students wishing to choose Brock West as an environmental essay topic. Frank's work also makes for inter- esting reading fur anyone wishing to ,m LUMINA VM get the entire landfill issue into per- held on the last day of that week. spectivc. ❑❑❑April 29 to May 5 are the dates set for the 8th annual Ajax Environ- mental Affairs Week. Education Week, Earth Day and National Com- posting Awareness Week also take place around the same time. "This year Ajax Environmental Affairs Week co-chairmen Martin Oienroot and Johnny Scott encourage all townsfolk to take part in the week's events, such as the waterfront clean - larraine roulston .The Recycler's Report Anyone wshing to volunteer their time to help the committee with ideas and events can call Martin Olenroot in Ajax at 686-4727. ❑JJ C O NI I N G EVENTS: March 28, 7:30 pm, Scugog Cen- tre. 1655 Reach St.. Port Perry. As more people have been questioning the safety of using chemical sprays on their lawns, the con- cluding talk in Scugog Green Team's commu- up rally that is usually nity and environmental S U P E R i T I C K 2 M Reg. $24.99 SALE $1988 ILTU SURER Silex LATEX PRIIMEII SEALER For use on panto surfaces. new wood and waltaowd 011er ararrw Wy 1.96 health talk series will be 'Your Lawn -- Alternatives to the Chemi- cal Fix'. May 2 - 4, Collingwood. Ecology of Commerce Conference entitled 'Are You Ready for the New Econo- my?' This conference asks delegates to come with an open mind and leave with practical strategies to benefit people, businesses and the environ- ment. For registration information, call 705-444-6376. GREEN TIP FROM A RE:V)- ER: Thosc lightwclght pla,ticplates are reusable. They can he placed in a dishwash- er on the low cycle or. of course. washed by hand. Church hosts clothing sale PICKER- ING -- St. Mar- tin's Anglican Church. holds a New To You sale from Fri- day. March 29 7 to 9 p.m. Prices start at 25 cents and donations are always needed. Call 839-4769. The church is located at 1201 j St. Martins Drive. Picker- ing COUN'T PAINT AJAX - PICKERING SCARBOROUGH2 cams Hardwood Ave. 1794 Liverpool Road 2611 Eglinton Ave. E. 905 427-3337 (905) 837-0317 416) 269-7110 CF IIING PAINT `A ,T ,E ` Reg. $24.29 SALE $1988 Ulu CEILM PAMT GaMd b elwNrWe dnp e , cayen b.aubk*f ore, 0-0 { Yiy IM Reg. 523.99 SAL E $ 1988 P EI MIN NITEMMR LAM EGGStELL ENAMEL Washable, for ways Mm and doors cr- Pmay I/% You Reg. $25.93 SALE $1988 VELIfET LATEX ENWL Washable n yeflownq low gloss enamel o"ar .mO_ mar 1196 Reg. 537.05 SALE E2988EORSMELLINTERIOR LATEX Srmb- na. 1—t, ntwq—Ut ar'l sena-9k+cs 0 -ti' a 0/ May V% are 1;4v1--1:eUo.. Reg- 529.99 SALE $2488 PREMIUM If1tTEl M LATEX SEMI -GLOSS I iw x7.w• starn nkustant ati' eyP'eY Nay '.9t ON SELECT VEHICLES AT CURRENT DEALER INVOICE - PLUS FREIGHT & TAXES 1530 DUNDAS mum 1@ 3 STREET EAST HWY 2 Y WHITBY HWY 401 , O 668.3304 ce�ebrat1 IFI March 27 .....Wednesday .............9-9 W, March 28 ...Thursday .................9-9 March 29 ...........Friday ......................9-9 March 30...........Saturday..................9-5 CIEYROLET 6E0 OLDSMOBILE • CADNIAC Silent Shoppers.... Sunday browse- just the way you like it! �PAcaE l�-A-THE V}:NS:%I)N'ER'1'ISER.Nh:I).. 11AR1'N 27.1996 j A winning hand Dune Crompton examines the hand she's just won Iat the monthly Euchre Night held at the Royal Canadian Legion Bay Ridges Branch 606. The event is organized by the branch's Ladies' Auxil- i I iary. photo by Carl Ferencz Craft show in Claremont PICKERING -- A craft show for artisans and those who appreciate their work is hexing hosted by the Pickering Arts Council Sunday. %larch 31. The show takes place at the Claremont United Church (follow the signs) from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and features a tea room, penny raffle and space for 40 vendors. Cost is 515 for members. $20 for non-members. Set-up at 8:30 a.m. Call 819-2713 (Elizabeth) for table bookings. TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTC Offering all insolvency services including personal and corporate bankruptcies OSHAWA 122 Albert St. 721-7506 AJAX 50 Commercial Ave. 619 -1473 COROURG 72 King St. W. 372-4:44 Saturday & Evening �I Appointments available. JAMES R. YANCH • Spend $35 On A Lottery? Donate $35 To Charity? Now You Don't Have To Choose. H unn�i g 0�S Call now to enter th,n00 � Y _'"15 �1N -- 80 [Winning never felt this good] The Second Annual Red Cross Lottery You can support the Red Cross and get a chance to share in over S250,000 in cash and Prizes. Only 40,000 tickets are being printed, so your odds are better than 1 in 30 that you'll be a winner! Early Bonus Draw April 11th, 1996: S30,000. Main Draw May 8th, 1996. 1st Prize: S100,000 Cash, 2nd Prize: $10,000 Cash, Bonus Prizes: 2 x S5,000 Cash, 8 x $2,000 Cash, 400 x S100 Cash, and 1,000 First Aid Gift Certificates (a S50 value). Tickets are 535 each, 3 for S100 or 10 for M. For credit card orders, you can call the toll free number below Monday to Friday, 8am to 8pm. To order by mail or fax, see below. 1-800-850-5090 V1_" Order Form To order your tickets, complete this order form. 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Early Bonus Draw to be held on Thursday, April 11, 1996 at 4:00 pm. 1 1 Cut off for Early Bonus Draw Is Friday, April 5, 1996 at 4:00 pm. All draws will be held at 5700 Cancross Court, Mississauga. 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 L-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------J P AJAX AND PIC KERING HOSPITAL W. 0-0 V9 o o� CP a �� r' , I t s I• �� r l lo follow these simple steps bid on any item(s) to make aOCK and 1. Read this flyer and highlight the IME service ti,chme item NUMBER of any interests you - 2. Bidding begins at the time indicated m the flyer. and to Cable 10 early. as each block begins with pictures explanations of the items available in that ten minute period. 8811 (outside 3. Call 428-9131 (Ajax and Pickering) or 436 - areas) and our volunteer operator will answer and identify him or herself as 'Operator A" or "Operator B". etc. Remember your operator's letter as it will help You to identity your bid on the board - ME. TELEPHONE 4. The operator will ask you for your NA NUMBER and ITEM NUMBER and the AMOUNT you wish to bid- All bids must n b in he whole during the 5. Listen to the advice g' are monitoring the bid board phone bid process as they item you are and have the most current bid of the our bid is equal to or interested Im000ucurr��bid thawill be asked it you less than our bid - wish to improve Y the highest 6_ Watch the bid board on your TV. It will show 9h bid and the operator's identification lettere bid. call back someone bids equal to or higher than your to raise your bid before the block closes. y a bell and no 7. The end of each block will be indica new bids will be accepted. However, currentems the tl be 5E� he sound of the bell also the next block of items. YOU 8. E TELEPHONE LEAST 30 MINUTES We will be E OPERATOR FOR winning bid it we cannot calling back to confirm the will be contact the winning bidder. the highest bidder wed. have been contacted. You will be instructed 9. When You uand Pickering General Hospital to pick UP for your item DO NOT GO UNTIL YOU HAVE and pay CONTACTED. Please use the authorized Parking BEEN CON the fire mute. You will be given a spots and do not block lot at no charge - to to enable Ya to l� cash, Mastercard' VISA, 10. Payment can be madeInterac will be available cheque and Interac• _ Q,,,r personal Personal Pickup rimes only during weekend P - �` .. �.o.r�►�+ or VISA.IIIfln�- it your 814UO is resumed e item to your credit card. with an th NSF, we will charge additional $15 Pint fee s been made to accurately covey Note: Every attempt the description of each item - 4, Mr oyt f ., . 1� t pickering general hospital] �XT U RDA _f 0&0Vt34 ch 29,30, 31� on Hotline..... !Ion we fte'�1► M�11iia if►iilis�i II111/C 0� f [ajax and pickering general hospital] Cat Ga4w. CNOCOL�lE RVASC FIRST REALTY LTD. CSA ,AJAX AND PICKERMIG CFS Ontario Hydro 1131 Servient Financial Services Limited ,.,-,428-9 -OUTSIDE AREAS Bank of Montreal Home 436-8811 Improvements _ Block 1 - 7:00-7:10 P.M. IMODUCTION :MULES & "GUI.ATIONS Block 5 - ":40-':50 P.M. Block 9 - 8:20-8:30 P.M. 37 Gift Certificate 525.00 Lick's Pickering $199.00 19 G . Z izen Roses 522.99 Pet Paradise Ajax Grower Direct 57 20 Two Golf Passes $75.00 Parish & Bloodworth Deer Creek Golf and 58 40 Country Estates 5 Four Baseball Tickets 21 Gift Cer•.f tate S50.DO Canada Inc. Pickering Rent All 59 22 Area Rug $50.00 41 Midway Carpet $104.00 23 Framed Limited Edition Print 5200.00 42 The Art Stop $100.00 24 Military Dog Tag $59.95 Grower Direct Canadian Card Systems Inc. 60 Block 9 - 8:20-8:30 P.M. 37 Gift Certificate $50.00 Toronto Dominion Bank $199.00 38 Weekend Car Rental $125.00 Pet Paradise Ajax Pickering Volkswagen 57 39 Gift Certificate $100.00 Parish & Bloodworth O'Flaherty's Landscaping 58 40 Framed Autographed 5 Four Baseball Tickets Cadbury Chocolate 'Doug Gilmour' Print $350.00 Canada Inc. Cadbury Chocolate 59 Fup Compact Camera Canada Inc. $50.00 41 Clothing $104.00 Gift Certificate Lantana Marketing Inc. 84 42 Pool Table Time $100.00 One Dozen Red Roses Rack'Em Up $110.00 Block 13 - 9:00-9:10 P.M. 55 Gift Certificate $60.00 Beverly Hills Weight $199.00 56 Aquarium mmStuarter Kit & Certificate $79.69 2 10 Gallon Starter Kit Pet Paradise Ajax Sweatshirt 57 Gift Certificate $50.00 The Courtyard Pub Parish & Bloodworth Four Golf Passes 58 Autographed Hockey Stick $250.00 5 Four Baseball Tickets Cadbury Chocolate Spinal Exam $65.00 Canada Inc. Sports Medicine 3 Rehab Centre 59 Fup Compact Camera $139.95 $50.00 The Ash Group $325.00 60 Gift Certificate $25.00 84 Lick's Pickering $50.00 60 One Dozen Red Roses $22.99 $110.00 Grower Direct Wolf Run 60 Garth Brooks CD $20.00 $50.00 New Country Network Bayly's Block 17 - 9:40-9:50 P.M. 79 Cellular Phone & Harvey's Restaurant 6 Months Air Time $199.00 Star Video CBCI Telecom Inc. 2 10 Gallon Starter Kit 80 Sweatshirt $45.00 3 Sunrise Fine China Women's Television Network The Courtyard Pub 81 Four Golf Passes $120.00 Anygraphics And Letters Inc. Seaton Golf Club 5 Four Baseball Tickets 82 Spinal Exam $65.00 6 Personal Tax Service Sports Medicine 3 Rehab Centre 83 Royal Romance package Sage Electric Limited $50.00 for Two $325.00 $50.00 Royal York White Rose Crafts IL 84 Gift Certificate $50.00 $50.00 Pickering Hobbies Green Fees For Four Block 2 - 7:10-7:20 P.M. 1 Coupons $28.00 Harvey's Restaurant 1 Gift Certificate $29.95 Star Video Two Raptors Tickets 2 10 Gallon Starter Kit 570.00 Paulmac's Pet Food $25.00 3 Sunrise Fine China $75.00 The Courtyard Pub 62 4 Gift Certificate $100.00 Anygraphics And Letters Inc. Chum Gift Pack 5 Four Baseball Tickets $92.00 Cadbury Chocolate Canada Inc. $125.00 6 Personal Tax Service $100.00 Accounting Solutions 64 Block 6 - ':i0-8:00 P.Ni. Block 10 - 8:30-8:40 P.M. 43 Gift Certificate $100.00 Three Bears Autobody Inc. $25.00 44 Two Raptors Tickets $15a.00 61 Leo Burnett Company Ltd. $25.00 45 Two Hockey Tickets $76.00 62 Murray Stroud $30.00 46 Chum Gift Pack $40.00 63 104.5 CHUM FM $125.00 47 Carbon Monoxide Detector $60.00 64 Sage Electric Limited $50.00 48 Gift Certificate $50.00 65 White Rose Crafts IL $130.00 36 Nursery Sales $50.00 Block 14 - 9:10-9:20 P.M. 61 Signed Postcard and $70.00 Poster and Photo $25.00 B Annandale Golf Course $50.00 61 Gift Certificate $25.00 9 Mr. Greek Restaurant 540.00 62 1 Area Rug $30.00 27 Biway $65.00 63 Comedy Skit $125.00 53 O'Leary's School Of Drams $58.00 64 Gift Certificate $50.00 35 Antony's Hair Design Durham $50.00 65 - Family or Child's Portrait $130.00 36 Mary Cook Photography $50.00 66 Green Fees For Four $110.00 30 Wolf Run $100.00 Block 18 - 9:50-10:00 P.M. Block 3 - 7:20-7:30 P.M. 7 Gift Certificate $70.00 Speedy Muffler King *200.00 B Gift Certificate $50.00 26 Lewiscraft $65.00 9 One Night's Accommodation 540.00 15 for Two $105.00 27 Toronto Colony Hotel $65.00 10 Gift Basket $60.00 53 Nail "Plus" Studio $58.00 11 Area Rug $125.00 35 Carpet Corral $50.00 12 Level One Walking Tape 562.00 36 & Cassette Playe• $50.00 Grower Direct Walkmate 90 Block ' - 8:00-8:10 P.M. Block 11 - 8:40-8:50 P.M. 49 'wc Golr1 Leaf Tckets $165.00 Buffett Taylor b *200.00 50 Associates Ltd. $300.00 26 Gift Certificate $65.00 51 Mistique Beauty Clinic 540.00 15 and Spa $50.00 27 Spinal Exam $65.00 70 Sports Medicine di *60.00 53 Rehab Centre $58.00 28 Four Piece Bar-B-Oue Tool Set $57.45 35 Consumers Gas $50.00 29 Discount Card 562.00 36 Pickering Mini Putt and $109.99 Grower Direct Driving Range 90 30 Gift Certificate $100.00 Hamilton Beach/Proctor Silex Three Bears Autobody Inc. $50.00 Block 11 - 8:40-8:50 P.M. 49 Gift Certificate $50.00 Red Lobster *200.00 50 Preparation Of Two Wills $300.00 14 Charles H. Dolman OC $95.00 51 Floral Arrangement 540.00 15 Anne Anderson $50.00 52 Blend/Master Appliance $44.99 70 Hamilton Beach/Proctor Silex *60.00 53 Two Tickets $58.00 71 Toronto Argonauts $76.00 35 Football Club $50.00 54 Annual Membership $70.00 36 Zoological Society $109.99 Grower Direct Of Metropolitan Toronto 90 Block 15 - 9:20-9:30 P.M. 67 Gift Certificate $50.00 USA Auto Parts *200.00 68 Golf Passes $75.00 14 Glen Cedars $95.00 69 Party Package $120.00 15 National Sports 6 $50.00 76 Amusement Centre $170.00 70 Electric razor *60.00 34 Pefco Ontario $100.00 71 Maple Leaf Hockey Tickets $76.00 35 Ariss Haulage $50.00 72 Briefcase $229.00 36 Messker-Dowty Canada $109.99 Block 4 - 7:30-7:40 P.M. 13 Gift Certificate $60.00 Beverly Hills Weight *200.00 32 Management $65.00 14 Handmade Wooden Toys $95.00 75 Acorn Wooden Toys $50.00 15 Candy Arrangement $50.00 76 Ballycliffe Lodge $170.00 16 Gift Certificate $100.00 34 Bedwell Van Lines $100.00 17 Gift Certificate $40.00 35 J.T's Tuxedo Grooming $50.00 18 Discount Card $62.00 36 Pickering Mini Putt $109.99 Grower Direct and Driving Range 90 Block 8 - 8:10-8:20 P.M. 31 Miniature Fish Tank $50.00 Pet Paradise Pickering *200.00 32 Spinal Exam $65.00 92 Sports Medicine b 75 Rehab Centre $50.00 33 Framed Barry McCarthy $30.00 76 Rocking Horse $170.00 Two Night Stay Framing & Art Center 34 Gift Certificate $100.00 Hotel Toronto O'Flaherty's Landscaping 89 35 Gift Certificate $50.00 Lick's Pickering All Sass 89 36 Alurnu um Walker $109.99 Grower Direct Chair Lift Specialists Inc. 90 Block 12 - 8:50-9:00 P.M. Block 16 - 9:30-9:40 P.M. 73 Gift Certificate $50.110 Nautically Yours *200.00 74 Sweatshirt/Gift Certificate $60.00 92 Wait's Beanery with Taps 75 Mounted Print $50.00 Mount 'N Seel $30.00 76 Haircut, Style, Hilites *75.00 Two Night Stay Vs Hair Design 77 1 Week Riding Camp $240.00 Hotel Toronto Audley Road Stables 89 78 Military Dog Tag *59.95 Lick's Pickering Canadian Card 89 One Dozen Red Roses Systems Inc. $62.00 Block 19 -10:00-10:10 P.M. Block 20 -10:10-10:20 P.M 85 Framed Limited Edition Print $200.00 The Art Stop *200.00 86 1 Day Trampoline Rental $125.00 92 Durham Trampolines 87 Autographed Photo of $45.00 Doug Gilmour $30.00 93 Cadbury Chocolate Canada Inc. 88 Two Night Stay $154.56 Howard Johnson Plaza Golf Balls $30.00 Hotel Toronto Kent McDonnell Insurance 89 Gift Certificate $25.00 $100.00 Lick's Pickering National Trust 89 One Dozen Red Roses $22.99 $62.00 Grower Direct Pickering Mini Putt 90 Automatic Drip Coffeemaker $39.99 Hamilton Beach/Proctor Silex Dinner for 4 91 Four Golf Passes at Cherry Downs *200.00 Club Link Corporation 92 Right Handed Golf Putter - Custom Hand Made $45.00 Bob Moore 93 The Golf Handbook $19.99 Mcgraw-Hill Ryerson Ltd. 93 Golf Balls $30.00 Kent McDonnell Insurance 94 Gott Bag and Umbrella $100.00 National Trust 95 Discount Card $62.00 Pickering Mini Putt and Driving Range 96 Dinner for 4 $50.00 Bayly's K� M.ggIN10-ft ` T R&GERS"m Community 70- '1111W� .1 RF/MW C w oa FIRST REALTY LTD. AJAX AND PICKERING " C FS Ontario Hydro Confident Financial �,,. ��.�r" tiervices Limitedf)IMIDE AREASGarro// qw,ir-71 --/ �-� Bank of Montreal Improvements [ajar and pickering general hospital] 436-8811 P Block 21-10:20-10:30 P.M. Block 22 -10:30-10:40 P.M. Block 23 -10:40-10:50 P.M. Block 24 -10:50-11:00 P.M. 11:00-12:00 MIDWE Block 25 -12:00-12:10 P.M. XQ0DUCfl0N Block 28 -12:30-12:40 P.M. Block 29 -12:40-12:50 P.M. 127 10g Green Fees for Four $110.00 Speedy Muffler King $70.00 Wolf Run Computer Software Safeguard $89.95 110 Carbon Monoxide Detector $60.00 129 Two Theatre Tickets For Sage Electric Limited 135 .Sunset Blvd." 111 Pre -Sale House Inspection $300.00 $269.00 130 Victorian Home Inspection $250.00 178 112 G It Certificate $29.95 Services Ltd. $25.75 Star Video Two Nights Accommodations $170.00 112 Gift Certificates $15.00 132 Gift Certificates Ocean Queen Fish and Chips 150 Shear Attraction 113 5 Meal Deals at $5.40 Each $27.00 $22.99 Dental Office Harvey's Restaurant 224 113 Simon Fraser T -Shirt $25.00 Cadbury Chocolate Canada Inc. 114 Sony Sports Radio Cassette Recorder $129.99 Sales b Merchandising Group Block 25 -12:00-12:10 P.M. XQ0DUCfl0N Block 28 -12:30-12:40 P.M. Block 29 -12:40-12:50 P.M. 127 Brake Work $250.00 Speedy Muffler King $70.00 128 Computer Software Safeguard $89.95 170 A Plus Software $200.00 129 Two Theatre Tickets For $74.50 135 .Sunset Blvd." $186.00 148 Uvent Inc. $269.00 130 Gift Certificate $250.00 178 Millpont Contracting $50.00 149 Services Ltd. $25.75 131 Two Nights Accommodations $170.00 149 Cranberry Club Resort $30.00 132 Gift Certificates $75.00 150 Shear Attraction $60.00 Block 32 -1:10-1:20 P.M. 145 Gift Certificate $79.95 The Original Muffler Shop $70.00 146 JVC VCR $310.00 170 Liberty Mutual Ins. $200.00 147 Children's Computer Course $74.50 135 Computer Time Kids Club $199.99 148 Power Humidifier Installed $269.00 136 Walker Heating 6 $100.00 178 Air Conditioning kic. $50.00 149 Performa Trim Dog Food $25.75 179 Pet Value Inc. $53.45 149 Cat Taxi $30.00 156 Pet Value Inc. $107.00 150 One Complimentary Night Stay $60.00 120 Comfort Mn by $22.99 Dental Office Journey's End Block 36 -1:50-2:00 P.M. 133 Bible Reading Subscription $100.00 Scripture Union $70.00 134 1.000 Assorted Sports $100.00 170 Cards $200.00 153 Select Sports Cards 135 Microwave $199.99 Drama Lessons Sears Canada Inc. 136 Paint $100.00 178 Paint Paper Plus $50.00 137 Candy Arrangement s50.00 179 Ballycliffe Lodge $53.45 138 1 Hour Ice Rink at $200.00 156 Ajax Community Centre $107.00 168 Bathtub -Tech $109.00 Block 33 -1:20-1:30 P.M. 151 Green Fees For Four $110.00 Wolf Run $70.00 152 Gift Certificate $100.00 170 Z Art Gallery $50.00 153 Hoover Electric 171 Brush Vacuum $50.00 Drama Lessons Mobile Vacuum 154 Labour On Suspension Work $50.00 178 Midas Muffler inc. $50.00 155 Functional Evaluations $150.00 179 Sports Medicine & $53.45 174 Rehab Centre $200.00 156 Gift Basket (Hair Products) $62.00 168 Jan McNamara $109.00 Block 37 - 2:00-2:10 P.M. 169 Golf Sweater, Towel, $150.00 Tees and Pen $70.00 158 Midland Walwyn Capital Inc. 05.00 170 Gift Certificate $50.00 159 Pickering Hobbies 171 Bicycle $243.00 Drama Lessons Ellis Packaging Umited 172 Dinner Gift Certificate $50.00 178 Kerry Inn $50.00 173 Artificial Floral Arrangement $50.00 179 Bay Ridges Florists Inc. $53.45 174 P.S.B. Speakers $200.00 120 Lenbrook $27.00 Block 26 -12:10-12:20 P.M. Block 27 -12:20-12:30 P.M. 115 1 Hour Porii, Slide Time $150.00 at McLean Centre $117.70 158 Bathtub - Tech 05.00 116 Large Slab Cake -Decorated- $70.00 159 Sam's Bakery b Deli 117 Gift Basket $68.00 Drama Lessons Aloette Cosmetics 118 Microwave $269.00 178 Peter's Appliances $50.00 119 Cleaning and Inspection $90.00 179 Certificate $53.45 126 Rodman 's Service $50.00 120 Two Theatre Only Passes $27.00 168 The Second City $109.00 120 One Doren Red Roses $22.99 Dental Office Grower Direct 121 Functional Evaluations $150.00 Sports Medicine b $200.00 158 Rehab Centre 05.00 122 Area Carpet $200.00 159 Silver Carpet and Rugs 123 Oakley Sunglasses $212.00 Drama Lessons Dr. Emile Gillezeau 124 Framing Service 550-00 178 Frame it By Bill $50.00 125 Art Reproduction $90.00 179 The Magic Image $100.00 126 Windshield Chip Repair $50.00 162 Standard Auto Glass $318.00 Block 30 - 12:50-1:00 P.M. Block 31- 1:00-1:10 P.M. Block 34 -1:30-1:40 P.M. 157 Gift Certificate $50.00 The Original Muffler Stop $200.00 158 Trampoline Rental 05.00 164 Durham Trampolines $100.00 159 Felix Potvin Autographed 177 Hockey Stick $250.00 Drama Lessons K. Mac & Associates 160 Beer Store Gift Certificates $55.00 178 Brewers Retail Inc. $50.00 161 Dog Training Course $45.00 179 - 8 Weeks $100.00 167 K-9 Klub House $110.00 162 Two Tickets and a Basketball $318.00 168 Toronto Raptors $109.00 Block 38 - 2:10-2:20 P.M. 175 Children's Computer Course $74.50 Computer Time Kids Club $200.00 176 Factory Tour $200.00 164 Cadbury Chocolate $100.00 Edition Print Canada Mc. 177 Car Speakers $150.00 Drama Lessons Watt's Up Car 166 AudWElectronics $22.99 178 Gift Certificate $50.00 166 East Side Mario's $45.00 179 Cellular Phone $300.00 167 Nokia Products Limited $110.00 180 Gift Basket $70.00 168 Austrian Bakery $109.00 Dental Checkups and Deli r 3'.> Functional Evaluations $150.00 Sports Medicine b Rehab Centre 140 NHL Muppet Melton Suede Jacket $150.00 McDonald's Restaurants of Ajax 141 Framed picture $59.95 Canada Post Corporation 142 One year Membership $435.00 Body Pulse Fitness for Women 143 Gift Certificate 550.00 Mud Hens Taps and Grill Ltd. 144 Radio. Money Belt. T -Shirt and Gift Certificate $85.00 C 6 C Motors Block 35 -1:40-1:50 P.M. 163 Drumatic Power Humidifier $208.00 Certified Heating 3 $200.00 Air Conditioning 182 164 Gift Certificate $100.00 Edition Print Peter G. Singh, Q.C. 165 Gift Basket $50.00 Drama Lessons Nestle Canada Inc. 166 One Dozen Red Roses $22.99 Six Month Membership Grower Direct 166 Gift Certificate $45.00 1/2 Hour Massage Distinct Image 167 Pair of Blue Jays Tickets $110.00 Gift Certificate Witty Real Estate Ltd. 168 Picture $109.00 Dental Checkups De Boers Block 39 - 2:20-2:30 P.M. 181 Autographed Game Hockey Stick $200.00 Cadbury Chocolate Canada Inc. 182 Canada Goose Limited Edition Print $175.00 Pansy's Art 183 Drama Lessons $75.00 O'Leary's School of Drama 184 Six Month Membership $325.00 Premier Health Club 185 1/2 Hour Massage $30.00 Renese Sheldon 185 Gift Certificate $15.00 Mario's Hair Design 186 Dental Checkups $145.00 Dental Office 7 -- !ll "1 r 1 [aiax and pickering general hospital] ROGERST' Community 1G_ 4! L RVMW� 1 T E c.w.s♦ FIRST REALTY LTD. rwr. U AJAX AND PICKERING C FS Ontario Hydro 428-91131:--l''Confident vices Financial 04 Services Limited OUTSIDE AREAS Caro// Home Bank of Montreal 436-8811 Improvements Block 40 - 2:30-2:40 P.M. 187 1 Hour Massage $55.00 $60.00 Sports Medicine & $50.00 229 Rehab Centre Gift Certificate 188 Interplak (Electric Toothbrush) $75.00 212 Pickering Square $50.00 $250.00 Dental Office Cambridge Suites Hotel 189 Computer Intro to $150.00 $50.00 windows '95 $165.00 208 Academy of Learning $74.50 190 Cordless Phone $300-00 209 Lenbrook 589.95 191 Spousal Will Package $375.00 210 Polak. McKay 8 Hawkshaw S315.00 192 Sharp Electronic Organizer $24.99 Primrose Hotel Grand b Toy $75.00 192 Pen $20.00 234 Smile Makers $55.00 Block 44 - 3:10-3:20 P.M. 205 Level Two Walking Tape $80.00 $60.00 8 Cassette Player $50.00 229 Walkmate Gift Certificate 206 S25, , Gilt Certificate $150.00 212 and One T-shirt $50.00 $250.00 Lone Star Cafe Cambridge Suites Hotel 207 Family Portrait 11 " x 14- $150.00 $50.00 Pickering Photo Pickering Martinizing 208 Chdnron s Computer Course $74.50 221 Computer Time Kids Club One Year Membership 209 HEPA Cold Air. Air Purifier 589.95 215 Burrows Medical Certificate 210 Cance Classes S315.00 216 Denise Lester 595.00 Primrose Hotel Dance Academy $75.00 Block 48 - 3:50-4:00 P.N1. Block 52 - 4:30-4:40 P.M. 247 Two Golf Passes $80.00 $60.00 Deer Creek Golf and Subway 229 Country Estates Gift Certificate 248 Functional Evaluations $150.00 212 Sports Medicine 6 One Night Stay for Two $250.00 Rehab Centre Cambridge Suites Hotel 249 Pen 550.00 $50.00 Select Plan Real Estate Pickering Martinizing 250 Gift Certificate $100.00 221 Rockbrune Brothers Ltd. One Year Membership 251 Certificate $200.00 215 Greenwood Printers Ltd. Certificate 252 Certificate for 1 Standard Millwork Home Centre 216 Attache Case 595.00 Primrose Hotel Clydesdale Custom $75.00 FWAM Clock Radio Case Com. Ltd. Gift Certificate Block 53 - 4:40-4:50 P.M. 253 Gift Certificate $60.00 8 Deer Planter Subway 229 254 Gift Certificate $50.00 Cordless Phone Mary Brown's 212 255 One Night Stay for Two $250.00 Gift Certificate Cambridge Suites Hotel 213 256 Coupons for Dry Cleaning $50.00 Pato Table and Chairs Pickering Martinizing 214 Plastiglas Industries Cleaners 221 257 One Year Membership $650.00 Gift Certificate Premier Health Club 215 258 Certificate $50.00 Gift Certificate Millwork Home Centre 216 Block 41 - 2:40-2:50 193 Wooden Planter Boxes $25.00 Gift Certificate 8 Deer Planter $50.00 229 John Fletcher $29.99 194 Cordless Phone $65.00 212 Moco Canada $650.00 195 Gift Certificate $100.00 213 O'Flahery's Landscaping S65-00 196 Pato Table and Chairs $258.00 214 Plastiglas Industries $55.00 221 Limited $50.00 197 Gift Certificate $200.00 215 Steinbock Kitchens $100.00 198 Gift Certificate $80.00 216 Molly Maid $200.00 Block 45 - 3:20-3:30 P.M. 211 Cup, r '. ' Ca, , $25.00 Gift Certificate Truck Battery $95.00 229 Gray's Automotive $29.99 200 Auto Pro $350.00 212 One Year membership $650.00 225 Mademoiselle Spa $148.00 213 Gilt Certificate S65-00 226 Riviera Coiffure $67.00 214 1 Hour Massage $55.00 221 Sports Medicine 6 $50.00 238 Rehab Centre $85.00 215 Gift Certificate $100.00 Weekend For Two Peter G. Singh, O.C. $195.00 216 Heating Oil $200.00 Primrose Hotel First Choice Petroleum $75.00 Block 49 - 4:00-4:10 P.M. 229 Gift Cemficate $25.00 Gift Certificate Angelo's Meats 6 Deli $25.00 229 16 Piece Dinnerware Set $29.99 200 Bay Ridges Hardware Ltd. $350.00 230 -Better Back- Back 5190.00 225 Support System $148.00 220 Canadian Home Therapy $50.00 226 - Vital Aire $67.00 231 Gift Certificate $50.00 221 The Electric Lift Truck $50.00 238 Company $85.00 232 Certificate $200.00 Weekend For Two Steinboch Kitchens $195.00 233 Wooden Planter Boxes $175.00 Primrose Hotel 8 Wishing Well $75.00 FWAM Clock Radio John Fletcher Gift Certificate 234 1 Hour Massage $55.00 Angelo's Most* i1 DNI Sports Medicine & Rehab Centre Block 42 -2:50-3:00 PAL Block 46 - 3:30-3:40 P.M. 217 One Piano Tuning $60.00 Gift Certificate The Piano Man $25.00 218 Rainbow Trout $80.00 200 Coolwater Farms Ltd. $350.00 219 Unframed Elvis Stolko print 5190.00 225 Panda Fundraising $50.00 220 $50.00 Worth of $50.00 226 Folk Art Classes $67.00 237 The White Rabbit $95.00 221 Gift Certificate $50.00 238 Parish 6 Bloodworth $85.00 222 Computer Microsoft 239 Weekend For Two - 5.0 Basic $195.00 Best Western Academy of Learning $175.00 Block 50 - 4:104:20 P.M. 235 Autographed Baseball $58.50 Gift Certificate (-Danny Cox-) $25.00 241 Toronto Blue Jays $37.90 200 Baseball Club $350.00 235 Silver Coin $98.00 225 Anonymous $50.00 236 Gift Certificate $50.00 226 Party Tyme Rentals di Sales $149.00 237 Sunglasses with case $95.00 244 Lenscrafters Southwind Equestrian Centre 238 Certificate for Boarding Weekend $50.00 $85.00 Ajax Pet Care Centre Pine Ridge Memorial 239 Weekend For Two $110.88 $65.00 Best Western One Hot Air Balloon Ride $175.00 Primrose Hotel Flight Master Ltd. 240 FWAM Clock Radio $65.00 Gift Certificate Sales 6 Merchandising Group Block 43 - 3:00-3:10 P.M. 199 Jacket $58.50 Gift Certificate EMI Communications $52.50 241 Corporation $37.90 200 Will and Power of Attorney $350.00 242 Walker Head Barristers $85.00 225 & Solicitors $50.00 201 Computer Training $195.00 226 Academy of Learning $149.00 202 Trampoline Rental $95.00 244 Durham Trampolines Southwind Equestrian Centre 203 Stained Glass Angel $85.00 $120.00 Pine Ridge Memorial Buena Vista Home Video 245 Gardens $65.00 204 One Hot Air Balloon Ride $175.00 246 Flight Master Ltd. $250.00 Block 47 - 3:40-3:50 P.M. 223 2 Raptor Basketball Tickets $25.95 Gift Certificate - April 4/96 $52.50 241 Kevin Ashe $37.90 224 Art Reproduction $350.00 242 The Magic Image $85.00 225 Gift Certificate $50.00 267 Your Rainbow Colours and New Collar to Fit 226 Three Month Gold Membership $149.00 European Women's Riding Lessons 244 Health Club Southwind Equestrian Centre 227 One Night Accommodation $75.00 $120.00 International Plaza Hotel Buena Vista Home Video 245 b Conference Centre $65.00 228 1 Hour Massage $55.00 246 Sports Medicine & $250.00 Rehab Centre Gift Certificate Block 51- 4:20-4:30 P.M. 241 One Lube, Oil and Filter $25.95 Gift Certificate Wildwood Ford Sales Ltd. or Lotus 1-2-3 241 10 Car washes $37.90 Petro Canada Two Tickets 242 Sony Walkman $85.00 Whitevale Golf Club Sales Ei Merchandising Dog Grooming Service 267 Group and New Collar to Fit 243 Catered Dinner for Four $120.00 The Kitchen Garden Riding Lessons 244 Certificate for One Southwind Equestrian Centre Batch of Wine $89.00 $120.00 Rouge Valley Wines Limited Buena Vista Home Video 245 Skin Treatment $65.00 $40.00 Exclusive Esthetics by Nancy Sharky's Buy and SNI 246 Gift Certificate $250.00 Metro East Trade Centre Gift Certificate Block 45 - 4:50-5:00 P.M. Block 55 - 5:00-5:10 P.M. 259 Computer WordPerfect Gift Certificate $50.00 or Lotus 1-2-3 $195.00 Pickering Radio & TV Academy of Learning 260 Two Tickets $100.00 Stage West Whitevale Golf Club 261 Dog Grooming Service 267 7- Glass Bowl and New Collar to Fit $70.00 Groomer's Workshop 262 Riding Lessons $325.00 $100.00 Southwind Equestrian Centre 263 Deluxe Pocahontas Gift Set $120.00 269 Buena Vista Home Video 264 24" Bloodstone Necklace $40.00 $195.00 Sharky's Buy and SNI Block 56 - 5:10-5:20 P.M. 265 Gift Certificate $50.00 Pickering Radio & TV 266 Four Golf passes $170.00 Whitevale Golf Club 267 7- Glass Bowl $50.00 Royal Doulton 268 Art Reproduction $100.00 The Magic Image 269 Computer Course WordPerfect or Lotus 1-2-3 $195.00 Academy of Leeming 270 Gift Certificate $25.00 Angelo's Most* i1 DNI 270 Barometer $30.00 Canadian Tin Corp. J.. t-, (coax and pickering general hospital] o- AJA�i AtVli ri�,�xur� -.-428-91131 1 1 OMSME AREAS 436-8811 ROGERS'M Community 7a - RV 'IW i C N O C O L• T E FIRST REALTY LTD. (. M. Y♦ I M C FS Ontario Hydro Confident Financial Services Limited Cao -roll Bank of Montreal Mn Home 0 Improvements Block 57 - 5:20-5:30 P.M. 271 Sevylor Snow Glider/Water $29.95 Pickering Honda Float Toy 540.00 307 Marketing Impact Ltd. $26.95 272 $50.00 Certificate $50.00 306 Ajax Muffler b Rad Shop Ltd. $50.00 273 1 Day Trampoline Rental $125.00 309 Durham Trampolines $50.00 274 Gift Basket 542.76 Gift Certificate Lever/Pond's $150.00 275 Gift Certificate $65.00 Short Sleeve Hand Best Little Hair House $150.00 276 Bakery Coupons $75.00 Eileen Brown Weston Bakeries 312 Block 61- 6:00-6:10 P.M. RULES & !- DONS REGULA F y , � . . ";L Block 65 - 6:40-6:50 P.M. 307 Gift Certificate $29.95 Pickering Honda Star Video 553.45 307 One Sheet Cake $26.95 290 Dairy Queen $100.00 306 Gift Certificate $50.00 291 Gallantry's Eatery $200.00 309 Gift Certificate $50.00 352 Anthony's Hair Design - Durham 310 Gift Certificate $250.00 $150.00 The Vinyl Connection Gift Basket 311 Short Sleeve Hand Lever/Pond's $150.00 Painted T -Shirt $40.00 $35.00 Eileen Brown Windermere Cabinetry 312 Furnace Cleaning $59.95 542.76 Universal H.V.A.C. Systems East .h1 410aTom! fel! iD at anydme t6oe�oet the 71r Aaction so bid and cboow fivR oill of these Obol ii desdnati iso (approx. $3,81110 cock) ni ftr* Nome ruin 6,111M arbamd0► ANA" \fill donsod y,.�y7a the I1110rary ice` Block 72 - 7:50-8:00 P.M. 343 Garth Brooks CD $20.00 Pickering Honda Country � �� 553.45 343 Certificate 925.00 290 Mr. Greek Restaurant $100.00 344 Computer Intro to Windows '95 $165.00 291 Academy of Learning $200.00 345 Four Leafs Hockey Tickets $260.00 352 Cadbury Chocolate 565.90 292 Canada inc. $150.00 346 Gift Basket $42.76 Gnu Books Lever/Pond's $150.00 347 Hand Made Country Craft $35.00 Dairy Oueen Windermere Cabinetry $60.00 282 4 Wheel Balance and 542.76 347 Gift Certificate $25.00 Sports Exchange Outlet Mr. Greek Restaurant 288 348 Reproduction Photograph $50.00 N.A.M.I. The Magic Image Block 58 - 5:30-5:40 P.M. 277 Gift Certificate $65.00 Pickering Honda Gaillind Maintenance Limited 553.45 278 Area Rug $125.00 290 Carpet Corral $100.00 279 Gift Certificate S250.00 291 Metro East Trade Centre $200.00 280 Gift Certificate 560.00 352 Beverly Hills Weight 565.90 292 Management $150.00 281 Antique Four Piece Sterling $72.00 Gnu Books Silver Tea Set $150.00 293 Recycling Development 550.00 Dairy Oueen Corporation $60.00 282 4 Wheel Balance and 542.76 (ITS Inc.) Mens Dunlop Watch $90.00 Sports Exchange Outlet Ajax Tire Sales 288 Block 62 - 6:10-6:20 P.M. 289 Cleaning .ind Inspection $195.00 Pickering Honda Certificate 553.45 326 Rodman's Service $60.00 290 Gift Certificate $100.00 327 Rockbrune Brothers Ltd. 5200.00 291 Comp:inrr Course Wordperfect, $200.00 328 Lotus 1-2-3 S195.00 352 Academy of Learning 565.90 292 Functional EVAlUat10nS $150.00 329 Sports Medicine b $72.00 Gnu Books Rehab Centre 287 293 Gift Certificate 550.00 Dairy Oueen Nail Classique $60.00 294 Gift Basket 542.76 (ITS Inc.) Lever/Pond's $42.76 Block 66 - 6:50--:00 P.M. Block 69 - 7:20-7:30 P.M. 325 Computer Training $195.00 Pickering Honda Academy of Learning $500.00 326 Gift Certificate $60.00 350 Speedy Muffler King $69.95 327 Signed Hockey Stick 5200.00 351 MVP Trading Inc. $200.00 328 Two Dinner and 286 352 Theatre Tickets 565.90 The Magic Image Heronglate Barn Theatre 287 329 Deluxe Wine Equipment Kit $72.00 Gnu Books D i G Wine & Matt Shop 287 330 Double Silver Photo Frame 530.00 Dairy Oueen With Calendar $60.00 Football Cook (Canada) Inc. 300 Block 73 - 8:00-8:10 P.M. 349 Sony Play Station plus 540.00 Pickering Honda "Ridge Racer" Game $500.00 284 Stratecho $100.00 350 Gift Certificate $69.95 Breast Pump Rental 8 The Original Muffler Shop 550.00 351 1000 Assorted Sports Cards $200.00 For You Two Maternity Inc. Select Sports Cards 286 352 24" Amethyst Necklace $40.00 The Magic Image Sharky's Buy And Sell 287 353 Military Dog Tag $59.95 Gnu Books Canadian Card Systems Inc. 287 354 Certificate For One Batch 530.00 Dairy Oueen of Wine $89.00 Football Rouge Valley Wines Limited 300 Block 59 - 5:40-5:50 P.M. 283 Gift Certificate For Shrubs 540.00 Pickering Honda Dutchmaster Nurseries 296 284 S100 Gift Certrttrate $100.00 Star Video Paul Wong's Fine Chinese Cuisine 285 Breast Pump Rental 8 $35.00 550.00 Accessory Kit $73.00 297 For You Two Maternity Inc. Centre 286 Reproduction Photograph $50.00 $50.00 The Magic Image Pickering Optical 287 Comir Books Collection Kit $24.95 $55.00 Gnu Books Monika Volpe 287 One Family meal $14.44 530.00 Dairy Oueen Gift Basket 288 Football 515.00 300 (ITS Inc.) 5148.55 $42.76 Sports Exchange Outlet Lever/Pond's 288 Sports Hang Up 530.00 N.A.M.I. Block 63 - 6:20-6:30 P.M. 295 Lube CSI A F,Iter $50.00 560.00 Pickering Honda Subway 296 Gift Certificate 529.95 S420.00 Star Video Jim Majury 296 Cne Service Call $35.00 550.00 Dunbarton Radio 8 TV Ltd. Discount Paint 297 One Pair of Patio Centre $100.00 Stereo Speakers S49.95 $50.00 Trans Canada Electronics Pickering Optical 298 Stereo CD Player $179.99 $55.00 Canadian Tire Store Monika Volpe 299 Obus Forme $80.00 530.00 Whites Road Physio b Gift Basket 542.76 Sport Clinic Lever/Pond's 300 Area Rug 5148.55 $42.76 The Floor Fashion Centre Lever/Pond's Block 67 - 7:00-7:10 P.M. ;'.i Gift Certificate 560.00 Subway $16.00 314 Limited Edition Print S420.00 337 Jim Majury $34.00 315 Gift Certificate 550.00 357 Discount Paint $100.00 333 Centre $100.00 316 Certificate $50.00 334 Pickering Optical $230.00 317 Facial Treatment $55.00 335 Monika Volpe 960.00 359 Skin Care 530.00 318 Gift Basket 542.76 324 Lever/Pond's 550.00 Block 70 - 7:30-7:40 P.M. 331 Breakfast/Lunch For Two $12.50 Scrambles Restaurant $16.00 331 Tire Rotation and Balance $40.00 337 The Mechanic Shop $34.00 332 Six Month Membership 5325.00 357 Msdamoiselle Spa $100.00 333 Gift Certificate $100.00 358 Ideal Advertising Inc. $29.88 334 Gift Certificate $230.00 358 Supercentre Dental Office $23.99 335 Gift Certificate 960.00 359 Kowns Optical 530.00 336 Sony Walkman $85.00 324 Merchandising Group 550.00 Block 74 - 8:10-8:20 P.M. 355 1 Pair of Hockey Tickets 990.00 Panda Fundraising $16.00 356 One Day Passport For Four $143.20 337 Paramount Canada's $34.00 303 Wonderland 5200.00 357 All -Purpose Gift Basket $100.00 304 Kandies - Kookies - Snakz $99.00 358 Porcelain Doll $29.88 305 K. Krathy 580.00 358 Porcelain Doll $23.99 306 K. Krathy $19.99 359 $100 Worth of Frozen 530.00 306 Bakery Products $100.00 324 Ready Bake Foods Inc. 550.00 360 Gift Basket $42.76 342 Lever/Pond's $42.76 Block 60 - 5:50-6:00 P.M. Block 64 - 6:30-6:40 P.M. 3f)' Elvis Slolko Signed Print S50.00 For You Two Maternity Inc. $16.00 302 Gd; Certificate S150.00 337 Gallery 539 $34.00 303 1000 Assorted Sports Cards 5200.00 321 Select Sports Cards 550.00 304 Cdr ,>r Van Detail Pa(_kage $99.00 322 Alliance Collision Ltd. S50.00 305 Moen Faucet 580.00 323 The Plumbing Store 513.00 306 Porcelain Doll $19.99 323 K. Krathy 530.00 306 �r .r :�-)ren Red Roses $22.99 324 Grower Direct 550.00 Block 68 - 7:10-7:20 P.M. 31:# Elvis Slolko Signed Print S275.00 Bank of Montreal $16.00 320 Work Mate S70.00 337 J.D. Air 6 Electric $34.00 363 Tool Repair 321 Gift Certificate 550.00 Pickering Nurseries 322 Gift Certificates S50.00 Parkers Cleaners 323 Gift Certificate 513.00 Square Boy Pizza $53.45 323 -Slam Time" Clock 530.00 365 Trintec Industries $100.00 324 Gift Certificate 550.00 366 Allure Electrolysis $165.00 Block 71- 7:40-7:50 P.M. 337 Royal Ontario Museum $200.00 Pass For One Day $16.00 362 Royal Ontario Museum $59.95 337 Gift Certificates $34.00 363 Domino's Pizza 338 Hockey Tickets $150.00 McEachnie Funeral Home 339 Reproduction Photograph $50.00 Theknh ge 340 I $35.00 Club Fitmax $53.45 340 Gift Certificate $24.00 365 Shear Magic $100.00 341 Fog Lights $140.00 366 Turbo Sportique $165.00 342 Gift Basket $42.76 Lover/Pond's Block 75 - 8:20-8:30 P.M. 361 1000 Assorted Sports Cards $200.00 Select Sports Cards 362 Military Dog Tag $59.95 Canadian Caro Systems Inc. 363 Royal Ontario Museum Pass For One Day $16.00 Royal Ontario Museum 363 2 Gift Certificates at Pizza Hut $40.00 Pizza Hut 364 Cleaning and Inspection Certificate $53.45 Rodman's Service 365 Gift Certificate $100.00 Rockbrune Brothers Ltd. 366 Computer Intro to Windows '95 $165.00 Academy of Learning *.; ` . �47W W ROGERS'" Community 10- '. &�tJ&w- RF/MW C N O C E FIRST REALTY LTD. AJAX AND PICKERING CFS ^ d ev o .� .` Confident Financial Ontario Hydro 4a Services t.imiled 7 �' `ct;'ovTSInE AREAS Cerro" - ---� • Bank of Montreal Home QD [ajax and pickering general hospital] 436-8811 Improvements Block 76 - 8:30-8:40 P.M. Block 77 - 8:40-8:50 P.M. Block 78 - 8:50-9:00 P.M. Block 79 - 9:00-9:10 P.M. 367 Gift Certificate $50.00 Cadbury Chocolate Regalis Restaurant $165.00 368 Two Beauty and the $125.00 392 Beast Tickets $182.00 416 Ajax Hydro Electric Inc. 392 Commission 530.00 369 Craft Starter Kit $50.00 393 Smithers-Oasis Canada Ltd. $59.95 370 Musk Box $54.25 377 Precious Plates'n Things $120.00 371 Two Golf Passes $64.00 378 Fawnbrook Golf & $110.00 394 Country Estates $29.88 372 One Lube. Oil and Filter $25.95 395 Wildwood Ford Sales Ltd. $54.00 372 Fire Extinguisher $30.00 396 Victory Fire Equipment Inc. 5100.00 Block 80 - 9:10-9:20 P.M. 391 Computer Course Intro to $365.00 Cadbury Chocolate Windows '95 $165.00 374 Academy of Learning $125.00 392 2 5L Corning Ware Casserole 525.00 416 Ajax Home Hardware Inc. 392 Gott Basket 530.00 Supercentre Dental Office MacMillan Orchards 411 393 Two Toronto Raptors $59.95 Elizabeth Soler Basketball Tickets $147.50 377 Pickering Honda $120.00 394 Lunch or Dinner Buffet For Two 530.00 378 Mandarin Restaurant $110.00 394 Porcelain Doll $29.88 384 K. Krathy 535.00 395 Pair of Solt Passes $54.00 Parkers Cleaners Annandale Golf Course 420 396 Bible Reading Subscription 5100.00 Ajax Ringette Association Scripture Union 373 Special Prize Package $365.00 Cadbury Chocolate Town of Pickering Canada Inc. 374 Gift Certificate for $125.00 Ajax Optical Automotive Repairs $100.00 416 Gray's Automotive Auto Pro Inc. 375 Gift Basket $42.76 Supercentre Dental Office Lever/Pond's 411 376 Military Dog Tag $59.95 Elizabeth Soler Canadian Card Systems Inc. $250.00 377 Four Golf Passes $120.00 400 Claremont 4 Seasons $179.00 378 Computer Course Intro to $110.00 401 Windows 3.1 $250.00 384 Academy of Learning 535.00 Block 81- 9:20-9:30 P.M. 397 Labour On Front End Work $50.00 Cadbury Chocolate Midas Muffler Inc. Canada Inc. 398 Wicker President's $125.00 Ajax Optical Choice Basket $20.00 416 Supercentre Inc. 398 Supercentre Gift Certificate $20.00 Supercentre Dental Office Supercentre 411 399 Computer Course Intro to $50.00 Elizabeth Soler Windows 3.1 $250.00 382 Academy of Learning $400.00 400 Two Raptors Tickets $179.00 383 Simmons Canada Inc. $110.00 401 Gift Certificate 550.00 384 Kearns Optical 535.00 402 Dental Checkups $145.00 Parkers Cleaners Dental Office 420 379 Gift Certificate $25.00 Cadbury Chocolate Lick's - Pickering Canada Inc. 379 Autographed Photo of $125.00 Ajax Optical Felix Potvin $30.00 416 Cadbury Chocolate Canada Inc. 380 Gift Certificate $50.00 Supercentre Dental Office Ajax Shoe Repair 411 381 Gift Basket $50.00 Elizabeth Soler Simply Yummy 412 382 Storage $400.00 Carpet Outlet Safe & Sound Storage $100.00 383 Pair of Blue Jays Tickets $110.00 390 Witty Real Estate Ltd. 419 384 Hand Made Country Craft 535.00 Gift Certificates Windermere Cabinetry $170.00 Parkers Cleaners A Carpentry 420 384 Gift Certificate $25.00 Ajax Ringette Association Pennello's Bistro Block 82 - 9:30-9:40 P.M. 403 Gift Certificate 550.00 Cadbury Chocolate Regalis Restaurant Canada Inc. 404 Titan Driver $125.00 Ajax Optical Bryan Johnston $60.00 416 Golf Services 410 405 Executive Golf Guide $60.00 Supercentre Dental Office Green -Link Consulting 411 406 Green Fees For Four $110.00 Elizabeth Soler Wolf Run 412 407 Golf Bag $100.00 Carpet Outlet AEG Sorting Systems Inc. $100.00 408 4 Max Grip 536.00 390 (ITS Inc.) Sport 419 Ready Bake Foods Inc. Exchange Outlet $150.00 385 Porcelain Doll $55.00 Cadbury Chocolate Diane Dolman Canada Inc. 386 Double Silver Photo Frame $25.00 Ajax Optical With Calendar $60.00 416 Cook (Canada) Inc. 410 387 Gift Certificate $50.00 Supercentre Dental Office Kearns Optical 411 388 Leafs Tickets - One Pair $42.00 Elizabeth Soler M.A. Stewart and Sons Limited 412 389 $100 Worth of Frozen $30.00 Carpet Outlet Bakery Products $100.00 $100 Worth of Ready Bake Foods Inc. $60.00 390 7 1/2' Canadian Spruce 419 Ready Bake Foods Inc. Christmas Tree $150.00 Gift Certificates Alderbrook Industries Ltd. $170.00 Block 83 - 9:40-9:50 P.M. 409 Sevylor Raft $40.00 Cadbury Chocolate Marketing Impact Ltd. Canada Inc. 409 First Aid Kit $25.00 Ajax Optical Canadian Red Gift Certificate 416 Cross - Region of Durham Branch 410 Gift Certificate $230.00 5250.00 Supercentre Dental Office Gift Ce tit Cate 411 Two Ballet Tickets $110.00 $60.00 Elizabeth Soler Autographed Photo 412 Area Rug $45.00 $30.00 Carpet Outlet Cadbury Chocolate Canada Inc. 413 $100 Worth of $15.00 $60.00 Frozen Bakery Products $100.00 419 Ready Bake Foods Inc. $118.00 414 Gift Certificates $50.00 $170.00 Parkers Cleaners Services Block 84 - 9:50-10:00 P.M. Block 85 -10:00-10:10 P.M. Block 86 -10:10-10:20 P.M. Block 87 -10:20-10:30 P.M. 415 16 Party Sub 566.00 Cadbury Chocolate Subway Canada Inc. 416 One Dozen Red Roses $22.99 Ajax Optical Grower Direct Gift Certificate 416 Two Sunday Brunches $22-00 Gift Certificate Sauter's Inn 5250.00 417 Gift Ce tit Cate S50.00 423 Whitby Rent -All $60.00 418 Autographed Photo 444 424 of Jason Arnott $30.00 $40.00 Cadbury Chocolate Canada Inc. 418 Head Phones $15.00 $60.00 Sound Centre Anonymous 419 Dental Check Up $118.00 $225.00 Dr. Stewart Chin, Manpower Temporary $170.00 Miller Creek Dental Services 420 Ringette Registration $175.00 Bill Penny's Auto Service Ajax Ringette Association $26.95 421 Gift Certificate $25.00 Cadbury Chocolate Belamy's Restaurant Canada Inc. 421 Gift Certificate $29.95 Ajax Optical Star Video Gift Certificate 422 Computer Course Intro to 442 Gift Certificate Windows 3 1 5250.00 443 Academy of Learning $100.00 423 Obus Back Form $60.00 448 Medical Place Pharmacy 444 424 Dental Check -Ups 5145.00 $40.00 Dental Office Sharky's Buy and Sall 425 Collector Plate $60.00 462 Anonymous $195.00 426 Skillware Computer Training $225.00 450 Manpower Temporary $170.00 Get One Free Services Gift Certificate Block 88 -10:30-10:40 P.M. Block 89 -10:40-10:50 P.M. 439 Four Raptors Tickets $29.95 Cadbury Chocolate Ajax Star Video Canada Inc. 440 Certificate $25.00 Ajax Optical 441 Gift Certificate 446 Lakeland Graphics 442 Gift Certificate Doris Kidd CG Technologies 443 Gift Certificate $100.00 Three Bears Autobody Inc. 444 One Dozen Red Roses 448 Grower Direct 444 Gift Certificate Annandale Dodge Belamy's Restaurant l`. Block 91-12:00-12:10 P.M. $340.001 550.00 550.00 550.00 $100.00 $22.99 $25.00 445 Certificate $29.95 Ajax Star Video Gown - G String 445 Gift Certificate $25.00 and Pathfinder Cap Swiss Chalet Computer Course 446 Knitted Doll $50.00 $195.00 Doris Kidd $95.00 447 Gift Certificate $100.00 430 Rockbrune Brothers Ltd. $25.00 448 Jacket $90.00 430 Annandale Dodge $29.95 $40.00 Chrysler Ltd. Sharky's Buy and Sall 449 Computer Course $100.00 462 Microsoft - 5.0 Basic $195.00 432 Academy of Learning S59.95 450 Two Raptor Tickets $170.00 Get One Free Alcatel Canada Were Inc. Gift Certificate 427 Labour on Brake Work $50.00 Midas Muffler Inc. Gown - G String 428 Two Theatre Tickets $92.00 and Pathfinder Cap Canadian Stage Company Computer Course 429 Check Up and Cleaning of Microsoft - 5.0 Basic $195.00 Teeth for One Child $95.00 Lover/Pond's Glendale Dental Office Gift Certificate for 430 Gift Certificate $25.00 $100.00 Balmoral Fish & Chips Gray's Automotive Auto Pro 430 Gift Certificate $29.95 $40.00 Star Video Sharky's Buy and Sall 431 Gift Certificate $100.00 462 Three Bears Autobody Inc. of Elvis Stojko 432 Military Dog Tag S59.95 438 Canadian Card Systems Inc. One 5.000 km Service Block 90 -10:50-11:00 P.M. 451 One Size Teddy Rockbrune Brothers Ltd. Gown - G String $50.00 Tax Return Linda's Love Lace and Pathfinder Cap 452 Computer Course Kingchurch Nissan Associates Microsoft - 5.0 Basic $195.00 Computer Course Academy of Learning Lover/Pond's 453 Gift Certificate for 460 Academy of Learning Automotive Repairs $100.00 Dental Check -Ups Gray's Automotive Auto Pro 461 454 24" Bloodstone Necklace $40.00 Two Tickets to Herongate Sharky's Buy and Sall Harveys Restaurant 224 455 Limited Edition Print 462 Blue Line Plumbing of Elvis Stojko $190.00 & Heating Ltd. Nancy Carole 438 456 One 5.000 km Service Get One Free Powers of Attorney Gift Certificate $55.00 Charles H. Dolman CIC Bill Penny's Auto Service One Sheet Cake 433 Gift Certificate $100.00 Rockbrune Brothers Ltd. 464 434 Tax Return $145-00 and Pathfinder Cap Thomas and Chase $41.00 Kingchurch Nissan Associates 465 435 Computer Course $88.00 Lover/Pond's Microsoft - 5.0 Basic $195.00 460 Academy of Learning $300.00 436 Dental Check -Ups $145.00 461 Dental Office 467 437 Two Tickets to Herongate $100.00 Harveys Restaurant 224 Dinner Theatre 580.00 462 Blue Line Plumbing $90.00 New Country Network & Heating Ltd. 468 438 Preparation of Two Get One Free Powers of Attorney $200.00 Video Rental 99 Charles H. Dolman CIC 468 11:00-12:00 MIDNITE 1p�116 x. Block 92 -12:10-12:20 P.M. Block 93 -12:20-12:30 P.M. Block 94 -12:30-12:40 P.M. 457 $50.00 Food Voucher $50.00 Dominion Save -A -Centre 464 458 Roadside Emergency Kit $74.50 and Pathfinder Cap and Pathfinder Cap $41.00 Kingchurch Nissan Kingchurch Nissan 465 459 Bird Bath $88.00 Lover/Pond's Amts Loam Supply Ltd. 466 460 Gift Certificate $300.00 Word 6.0 Basic The Inn at Manitou 461 Coupon for 4 Lube, Oil 467 5 Meal Deals at $5.40 each and Filters $100.00 Harveys Restaurant 224 Gray's Automotive Auto Pro 467 462 Brew for Beer or Wine $90.00 New Country Network Brew Kettle 468 463 Gift Basket $150.00 Antony's Hair Design - Durham Beauty Supplies 464 Roadside Emergency Kit Children's Computer Course $74.50 and Pathfinder Cap $41.00 Kingchurch Nissan Coupons 465 Gift Basket $42.76 Lover/Pond's Gift Certificate 466 Computer Training - Microsoft Eastern Tire Service Word 6.0 Basic $195.00 Academy of Learning Support System 467 5 Meal Deals at $5.40 each $27.00 Harveys Restaurant 224 Gift Certificate 467 Garth Brooks CD $20.00 New Country Network Garth Brooks CD 468 10 Tickets, Rent One, New Country Network Get One Free $34.40 Video Rental 99 468 One Sheet Cake $26.95 469 Gift Certificates $50.00 LOEB Glendale Market Place 470 Children's Computer Course $74.50 Computer Time Kids Club 471 Coupons $100.00 Neilson Dairy 472 Gift Certificate $89.95 Eastern Tire Service 473 "Better Back" Back Support System $148.00 Canadian Home Therapy Ltd. 474 Gift Certificate $25.00 Mud Hen's Taps and Grill Ltd. 474 Garth Brooks CD $20.00 New Country Network 1 0 ROGERSTM Community ■� stiui r. RF I ■W v C N O C O L A T E FIRST REALTY LTD. CFS Ontario Hydro 4a Confident Financial Services Limited OUTSIDE AREAS Cairo// � Bank of Montreal �■ Improvements [aj= and pickenng general hospital] 430-88 11 P PICK YOUR T1UP11 Call in at anytime thoughout the TV Auction to bid and chootic from one of these fatmkms destinations (approx. $3.000 each) London, England Paris, France Cruise from Orlando, Floor la. Superclub Breen m, lDwillammas t:eneronsly donated b-, The Rotary it iiia of Ajax Block 98 - 1:10-1:20 P.M. 487 Gill Certificates $55-12 Mary Brown's Chicken S40.00 488 Gift Certificate S100.00 482 Uniglobe Travel Centre Ltd. $10.00 489 One Month Complimentary $41.00 Lotus 1-2-3 Piano Lesson $60-00 531 The Piano Man $40.00 490 Computer Training - Microsoft 549 532' Word 6 0 Basic $195.00 Ronald J. Fromstein Law Office Academy of Learning Gift Certificate 491 Gift Certificate For Four $15.00 Umbrella/Holdall/Gott Shirt Rose Bushes $60.00 533 Pine Ridge Garden Gallery $27.00 492 Cemhcate F r One Baht: Gift Basket 534 of Wine S89.00 Pharma Plus Rouge Valley Wines Limited 516 Block 102 - 1:50-2:00 P.M. Block 106 - 2:30-2:40 P.M. 529 5 Meal Deals at $5.40 each $27.00 Harvey's Restaurant 224 S40.00 529 Gift Certificate $15.00 482 Mario's Hair Design $10.00 530 Roadside Emergency Kit $41.00 Lotus 1-2-3 Kingchurch Nissan 548 531 Norma Security Light $40.00 Ajax Seed Company The Wiring Mart Limited 549 532' Gift Basket $42.76 Ronald J. Fromstein Law Office Lover/Pond's Gift Certificate 533 Art Reproduction $15.00 Umbrella/Holdall/Gott Shirt The Magic Image Clothing Valet 533 5 Meal Deals $27.00 CIBC Harvey's Restaurant Store 224 Gift Basket 534 Gift Certificate $25.00 Pharma Plus Massey's Restaurant Ltd. 516 534 Gift Certificate $29.95 Step Into My Closet Star Video Block 110 - 3:10-3:20 P.M. 547 Gift Certificate 8 Bathroom Set $65.00 Tanya's Fables S40.00 548 Day Pass (Family) S25.00 482 Up To 6 People $10.00 494 The Metropolitan Toronto S25.00 Lotus 1-2-3 and Region Conservation Auth. 548 Bird Seed $30.00 $25.00 Ajax Seed Company Tee To Pin 549 Gift Certificate $150.00 550.00 Ronald J. Fromstein Law Office 550 Gift Certificate $50.00 Gift Certificate M&M Meat Shops Umbrella/Holdall/Gott Shirt 551 Clothing Valet $125.00 Gift Cemhcate Karl's Custom Furniture CIBC 552 Gift Basket $42.76 Gift Baski't Lever/Pond's Pharma Plus Block 95 -12:40-12:50 P.M. 475 Military Dog Tag S59.95 Canadian Card Systems Inc. 476 Art Reproduction 5350.00 The Magic Image 477 Gift Certificate $20.00 Pickles Deli 8 Eatery 477 Trav,cl M ig 8 Twr; S' Gift Certificates $24.00 Second Cup 478 Computer Course Intro to Windows 3 1 250.00 Academy of Learning 479 Gift Certificate 516.00 Miss Mayfair Beauty Salon 479 Gift Certificate $25.00 Play It Again Val 480 Sweatshirt $26.00 EMI Comm. Corp. 480 Autr ;r-iptt Phcto of Vincent Damphouse S30-00 Cadbury Chocolate Canada Inc. Block 99 - 1:20-1:30 P.M. 493 $25.00 Gift Cemhcate 525.00 KMart S40.00 493 G,ft Certificate S25.00 482 Colour Your World S42.76 494 Gift Certificate S25.00 Lotus 1-2-3 Mario's Hair Design 530.00 494 G,tt Certificate $25.00 Gift Certificate Tee To Pin $75.00 495 Overhaul 8 Cleaning on Vacuum 550.00 Gift Basket Mobile Vacuum 541.00 496 Gift Certificate $100-00 Umbrella/Holdall/Gott Shirt Rockbrune Brothers Ltd. $140.00 497 Gift Cemhcate S50.00 CIBC CG Technologies 516 498 Gift Baski't S42.76 Pharma Plus Lever/Pond's 516 Block 103 - 2:00-210 P.M. 50 I Gym Classes 5132.70 K. Kids Kindernastics Gymnastics S40.00 512 Sports Logo Plate Gift Certificate S52-10 482 Pickering Licence Bureau S42.76 513 Autographed Photo of $125.00 Lotus 1-2-3 Jason Arnott 530.00 Academy of Learning Cadbury Chocolate Canada Inc. 513 Gift Certificate S25.00 $75.00 Mr. Greek Restaurant Gift Certificate 514 Gift Basket 542.76 541.00 Lever/Pond's Gift Basket 515 Umbrella/Holdall/Gott Shirt $25.00 $140.00 Size L $100.00 540 CIBC $25.00 516 Gift Basket $13.00 $50.00 Pharma Plus CG Technologies 516 Gift Certificate S25.00 Step Into My Closet Block 107 - 2:40-2:50 535 Military Dog Tag $59.95 Canadian Card Systems Inc. S40.00 536 10 Car Washes $37.90 482 Petro Canada S42.76 537 Computer Course Wordperfect or $125.00 Lotus 1-2-3 $195.00 $75.00 Academy of Learning 5 Meal Deals at $5.40 Each 538 Baseball Cards $200.00 $75.00 Ajax McDonald's Restaurant Gift Certificate 539 Gift Basket $42.76 541.00 Lever/Pond's Gift Basket 540 $25.00 Gift Certificate $25.00 $140.00 Massey's Restaurant Ltd. Gitt Basket 540 Gift Certificate $25.00 $42.76 Tee To Pin Gift Certificate Block 111- 3:20-3:30 P.M. 553 Go" Bag $100.00 Royal Bank of Canada S40.00 554 Military Dog Tag $59.95 482 Canadian Card Systems Inc. S42.76 555 Wooden Valet $125.00 560 Karl's Custom Furniture $75.00 557 5 Meal Deals at $5.40 Each $27.00 561 Harvey's Restaurant 224 $75.00 557 Gift Certificate $29.95 562 Star Video 541.00 558 Gift Basket $42.76 521 Lever/Pond's $140.00 Block 96 - 12:50-1:00 P.M. Block 100 - 1:30-1:40 P.M. 49'r �, V,,+l C,.,+ tint S5 4 , • 1,. $27.00 Harvey's Restaurant 224 S40.00 499 Gift Certificate: S29.95 482 Star Video S42.76 500 Gift Certificate S25-00 560 Colour Your World $75.00 500 Door Lock $15-99 561 Cashway Building Centre $75.00 501 Dinner For Two $50.00 562 Sisters 541.00 502 Gift Certificate $50.00 521 Ajax Rent -All $140.00 503 Gitt Basket $42.76 522 Lever/Pond's $42.76 504 Gift Certificate $50.00 510 CG Technologies 542.76 Block 104 - 2:10-2:20 P.M. 517 Tre Rotation and Bolan,., S40-00 The Mechanic Shop S40.00 518 Breakfast. Lunch For Two 512.50 482 Scrambles Restaurant S42.76 518 Art Reproduction S15.00 560 The Magic Image $75.00 519 Gill Certificate S40-00 561 J.T's Tuxedo Grooming $75.00 520 Roadside Emergency Kit S15.00 562 and Pathfinder Cap 541.00 484 Kingchurch Nissan 5100.00 521 Fountain $140.00 485Gift Picov's Greenhouses S75-00 522 Gift Basket $42.76 486 Lever/Pond's S50.00 Block 108 - 2:50-3:00 P.M. Block 112 - 3:30-3:40 P.M. 559 Gift Certificate $20.00 Two Hearts Flowers And Gifts S40.00 559 Gift Certificate $25.00 482 Lovely Large Ladies S42.76 1000 Assorted Sports Cards Consignment Shop $50.00 560 Gift Certificate $75.00 Ladies Wallet SCI Interiors 561 5 Family Meal Coupons $75.00 483 Burger King S15.00 562 Gift Certificate $50.00 484 The Print Place 5100.00 563 Statue - "Rebecca At The Well" $460.00 485Gift Vandermeer Nursery S75-00 564 Gift Certificate $50.00 486 Rise'N' Shine Blind S50.00 510 Cleaning Service 542.76 Block 971 - 1:00-1:10 P.M. Block 101 - 1:40-1:50 P.M. 5c:`> CC '"Shirt ,inrj 530.00 Miscellaneous Items S40.00 541 CHFI 98.1 $35.00 482 Gift Baska;t S42.76 1000 Assorted Sports Cards Lever/Pond's $50.00 483 Ladies VVa!let $30.95 Ladies Wallet Davis 8 Henderson 507 Intercheques $29.95 483 Gilt Certificate S15.00 508 Mario's Hair Design $50.00 484 Gift Certificate 5100.00 509 Three Bears Autobody Inc. 540.00 485Gift C rt heat': S75-00 509 Lymbird Lumber $40.00 486 Gift Certificate S50.00 510 Dakota Bobs Casual Dining 542.76 Block 101 - 1:40-1:50 P.M. 5c:`> Hoaoside Emergency Kit 530.00 and Pathfinder Cap $41.00 541 Kingchurch Nissan $35.00 506 ..1,, :Lir On Exr a:iai 'JVorh $50.00 1000 Assorted Sports Cards Midas Muffler Inc. $50.00 507 .1• ai "• a , .it $5 40 each $27.00 Ladies Wallet Harvey's Restaurant 224 507 Gitl Cemt atm $29.95 $25.00 Star Video S30-00 508 Gift Cert,tu:ate $50.00 Gift Certificate Pat's Rent -All Canadian Card Systems Inc. 509 C•rrtihcat.• F ;r Grooming 540.00 Humidifier Ajax Pet Care Centre/Grooming (ITS Inc.) Sport Exchange Outlet 509 _-,ft $40.00 Porcelain Doll Pappy's Burgers 510 k.r! 542.76 Gift Certificate Lever/Pond's Block 105 - 2:20-2:30 P.M. 523 Hdif Hour Massage_ 530.00 Registered Massage Therapist 541 Renee Sheldon $35.00 523 Roadside Emergency Kit S29-00 1000 Assorted Sports Cards Kingchurch Nissan $50.00 524 Hann Crocneted Babv Blanket 540.00 Ladies Wallet Pat Stones 525 Autograph Photo of Gift Certificate $25.00 Vincent Damphouse S30-00 Gift Certificate Cadbury Chocolate Canada Inc. 525 Gift Certificate $29.95 Canadian Card Systems Inc. Star Video 545 526 Humidifier S85.00 (ITS Inc.) Sport Exchange Outlet D. Robinson Heating 6 Air Sharp Calculator 527 Porcelain Doll $150.00 Tanya's Fables 1 Area Rug 528 Gift Certificate 550.00 Kearns Optical Block 109 - 3:00-3:10 P.M. 541 Super Centre Gift Certificate $20.00 Supercentre 541 5 Gift Certificates $35.00 The Great Canadian Bagel Company 542 1000 Assorted Sports Cards $200.00 $50.00 Select Sports Cards Rise 'N' Shine Blind Cleaning Service 543 Ladies Wallet $30.95 Davis + Henderson Intercheques 543 Gift Certificate $25.00 Swiss Chalet Gift Certificate 544 Military Dog Tag $59.95 Canadian Card Systems Inc. Gift Certificate 545 4 Max Wax $40.00 (ITS Inc.) Sport Exchange Outlet 546 Sharp Calculator $25.00 One Parent Family Association Executive Copier Systems Inc. 546 1 Area Rug $30.00 Biway Block 113 - 3:40-3:50 P.M. 565 Certificate $25.00 Shell Canada Ltd. 565 Travel Mugs $20.00 State Farm Insurance Company 566 Gift Certificate $50.00 Rise 'N' Shine Blind Cleaning Service 567 2 Raptors Tickets $65.00 Lennox Drum Ltd. 568 Vandermeer Nursery Gift Certificate $50.00 Formax Co. 569 Gift Certificate 550.00 The Print Place 570 Family Pass for Metro Zoo $70.00 One Parent Family Association l\' - r 1�1- AM ri, • ( `ter w P�c L-1 i,- �.J[ -.' - 3 M of IF p6TE S,00 ,< O4S ROGERS ASO 4 �+e � SNAW/ u' k FS Ontario HydroServim Limited f C.t�l+l�/lfmmcw r- Carroll Y ; - Bank of Montreal - Home '� .i' .. -•fa.c .,;�a:.4 Vis' , 'M7 , d,,✓ ; j y.F �► Thank you...... The success of the 1996 Ajax and Pickering General Hospital TV Auction could never have been possible without the support of the Ajax and Pickering Communities. vve thank all the businesses ` 1 large and small who have contributed generously to provide you with an exciting opportunity to obtain goods and services. Our volunteers have spent countless hours canvassing those businesses, and we cannot thank them enough for their enthusiasm and dedication. To the staff and volunteers of Rogers Community 10, Pine Ridge and Shaw Cable 10, we appreciate your technical expertise and co-operation " in the production of this event. To the Foundation staff, thank you again for holding it all together and allowing us the freedom to move into your offices! And finally, we would like to thank you, the residents of Ajax and Pickering for watching and bidding on the many great items and for continuing to support our community hospital. Diana Hills and Maureen Dowhaniuk, 1996 Co -Chairs TELEPHONE SPONSORS Delolne & Touche Val Marshall Travel Ajax McDonald's Restaurants National Dyers Limited The Canadian Progress Club, PickeringlAjax Women Nokia Products Limited Michael Boyer Pontiac Buick GMC (1988) Ltd. Dana Canada Ltd. Consumers Gas East Shore Manna Volkswagen Canada Inc. TML Industries Ltd. Kelsey's Pickering Restaurant CASH DONORS Rev. Dr. Bruce Harcourt Zeidler Roberts Partnership/Architects Perrin William R. Perrin (Ontario) Ltd. Bradley Brothers Insurance Ltd. =Collision Ltd. Precision Valve (Canada) Ltd. Pickering Audio Visual Inc. Oshawa Foods Troford Electric Ltd. Grizzly's Bar 8 Grill Ltd. Patrick Spencer DONORS RF0 CNOCOLAT< caw •• mac. IF F11E.&TY LM. k FS Ontario HydroServim Limited f C.t�l+l�/lfmmcw r- Carroll Y ; - Bank of Montreal - Home '� .i' .. -•fa.c .,;�a:.4 Vis' , 'M7 , d,,✓ ; j y.F �► Thank you...... The success of the 1996 Ajax and Pickering General Hospital TV Auction could never have been possible without the support of the Ajax and Pickering Communities. vve thank all the businesses ` 1 large and small who have contributed generously to provide you with an exciting opportunity to obtain goods and services. Our volunteers have spent countless hours canvassing those businesses, and we cannot thank them enough for their enthusiasm and dedication. To the staff and volunteers of Rogers Community 10, Pine Ridge and Shaw Cable 10, we appreciate your technical expertise and co-operation " in the production of this event. To the Foundation staff, thank you again for holding it all together and allowing us the freedom to move into your offices! And finally, we would like to thank you, the residents of Ajax and Pickering for watching and bidding on the many great items and for continuing to support our community hospital. Diana Hills and Maureen Dowhaniuk, 1996 Co -Chairs TELEPHONE SPONSORS Delolne & Touche Val Marshall Travel Ajax McDonald's Restaurants National Dyers Limited The Canadian Progress Club, PickeringlAjax Women Nokia Products Limited Michael Boyer Pontiac Buick GMC (1988) Ltd. Dana Canada Ltd. Consumers Gas East Shore Manna Volkswagen Canada Inc. TML Industries Ltd. Kelsey's Pickering Restaurant CASH DONORS Rev. Dr. Bruce Harcourt Zeidler Roberts Partnership/Architects Perrin William R. Perrin (Ontario) Ltd. Bradley Brothers Insurance Ltd. =Collision Ltd. Precision Valve (Canada) Ltd. Pickering Audio Visual Inc. Oshawa Foods Troford Electric Ltd. Grizzly's Bar 8 Grill Ltd. Patrick Spencer DONORS COMMITTEE dw Pepsi Cola Canada Beverages A.C. Sioetords and Sons Lid Neison Dairy Tandem Group We" Bakery Pizza Pizza Ready Bake Foods Inc. C.E. Jamieson and Company Trebor Ahn Cofee Time Danns ktcorp. Sue Miller R=may Kay Maple Led Poultry Lyn Ward Discount Pak supplies _ Canada Poet Corp. Fairport Guardian Dings Power Trade Hair Reflections unisex Tracy may Gleet Healy Mead Pig Moco Canada Inc. Ken Hadal Premium House Roger Arderson - R~ Maple Leal Foods Dr. D.W.S. Lyons Tim Berboom Eflem Foods Ltd. KX 96 A.J. Groen The Fan 590 PEG Perego Canada Inc. Pistritto Farms Durham Area Tim Hortons Baskelcase TnrW Granada Hospital Services Witty Real Estate The Fox Goes Free O'Mara Imports Ajax Food City Excel Shades Health Roe Pharmacy Club De Hockey Canadian Suburban Motors Ltd. Lennox Drum Ltd. Little European Bakery and Cate Clintar Grouhdskeeping Services Brewers Chace LOEB - Baywood Centre Swan's Manna Cortins Baissonieautr Pal Brown 1 AUCTION COMMITTEE Diana Hills Scott McEachnie Maureen Dowhaniuk Stan Chapman Maureen Farmer Erica Babiuk Miriam Moerkens April Gilkinson Gamy Brown Dave Hill Janet Fletcher Sue Miller Kathy McKay Greg Grimes Lyn Ward John Anderson Ralph Sutton Doris Kidd Randy Goodchild Karen Feeley Sean Kennedy Elizabeth Soler Andrea Anderson Lm~ Charmaine Miller - Heather Gilbert Foundation Staff: Carol King Shirley Freek Denise Kelly Bonnie Stetham Scott Lindsay Heather Montague Fred Karakolis es A tl CTION VOLUNTEERS Andrea Clark Keith Carroll Andrea Sears Ken Freek Andrea Shaw Ken Mifkgan Andrew Fan Ken Morregue Anita Neeson Ken Stow Ann Hooper Kon MacMurray April G&unson Knsty Brown April oint Auturm PGossern Lesley Wt" Axel Stank Linda Burton Linda Hodgins Barb Jones Leda Snwh Barb Shewan Lon Sensom Barbara Nelson Lm~ Barry Bums Lyn wordd Bernadette Foden Margaret Brown Bel Carte Margaret Buckman am Douglas Margaret Comer Dents Bob Jarvest es Mary ue Donoh Bruce GSA Mary Hear Carlyoowh&nK4k Innes CNN Anderson MiMarychael Groulx Card Dave Mike Keam Card Shepard kancy Carol Seton Simppson Tracy CMrry Sevgny P ts� Cortins Baissonieautr Pal Brown Dan McTeaque Pat Campion Tina Thompson Pal Fowler Bel Douglas Paul Stediem Sharon Motion Penn Konarowslu Korn Cooke PeterTdmetson Mere Dick Read SN,g„y Don Webb Rene powhyy ik Joan Campbell fiery Soeleris Ron Gordon Riclmard Day Dave Ryan Rictard Scheel Maurice Bremer Rick Johnson Emco Pisbklo Rita Moulton Dave Hill Rabin Moore Dss Roger Anderson Daft McKay endersonmRoP David Cobol v Dawn Knox1410" Parish Debbie Johnston Scat Crawtord DexWa Boptate Scott McEacfree Diarie Dolman Scort Smith Done Nunes shoran Burdett Doro"Doug � s to i Volunteers Mc Sherry Serms Dr CarmenI cit Dr. Richard Fischer slave Baric Susan Shearer sieve Gonzatves SW49 Kasaay SW40 Pariah carlsen Jamea Sue K L Sue Morris Jul Whaler sue Wags Donna Jean Two Prions Ed Johnson Terry Yosriki Edina Kluek vol Gi race Ella Caron Valerie Gribbin Elizabeth Jarrett 1 Olt Ajax Verilk"M Eric Fowler Erin Groubc Wayne Arth rs Ernie Coombs wayne Panrko Francesca "Willis Levoque Latpltlin aBega- Itocorwidk Gale Mossr an GGladey LarrDloa welGrant A i c� oolnan Wasitake Gins HeatterLuba � s LIMP Farror Cook aioo,�wrhy cw Jacqui Steer Bruce Jane Tooze Phi Ross JWW Ecker Joan Fidler Joe 810,001r Flyan A � arwwm Jim Mason rige Sheila ArE ionsua Jim MdA4S$K Gail Jinn weaver Shi ley t M W Jim Willy Joe Atkinson b 8 0 JoeDickson Dave Ryan Ar John Hamilton RongJohn Maxwell Ian Choo--wi John wiersma Mary -Ann Evans Judy Cable Denise Johnston Judy Calow Dr. Susan Laia.w Judy Cox M Felician Kathy tayMargaret Kathy Katie Akinson 'The sports of all out vokxseers are appreciated and very anmp has been meds to create a complele tot. 4 r 4 . . T ' • • ♦ . . r • • ♦ . , , :.A • • •f•`•••.••. • • w ♦ ♦ • w�.I♦ ',cam, .. .....• w ♦ ♦ •' • • � ._ � f1 . � �tti••••..J: 'i � f. ; i - s • • i � t • � � •'t t ♦ • A •�••• �•1 �!� • • t -i• � t,•ff=• •� •• • •• •� • • • ♦ ♦ • • t • ! fit ♦ • t f ♦ • • f ► • ♦ t ♦ 1 • ? • ♦♦ ♦ • • • i !, a A'ax Lioin J ❑ Used eyeglasses sought for distribution in Third World IIr 1 ,^. 'kr ! J +• 4 Ir 0 _ 011 ' rte NF WS ADWIRTISER. VVPO..'MMWM ".. P"6 -PARI• tS-A �s need your help to restore vision for needy AJAX -- The Ajax Lions Club can turn those old spectacles cluttering your dresser drawer into eyes for a needy person on the other side of the world. The club is collecting used glasses and will distribute them to needy people in Third World countries. Glasses can be dropped off during business hours from Support group helps teens deal with family violence ❑ New group formed to help teens identify and cope with spousal abuse in their homes AJAX-PICKERING -- A new support group is being formed for teens who have witnessed spousal -abuse in their home. Participants will increase their understanding of family violence and examine feelings about their parents and themselves. They will also learn how to keep their present and future dating rela- tionships safe. The local support group is being organized by The Youth Centre, a new facility affiliated with the Bar- bara Black Centre for Youth Resources. The group is being fund- ed by the provincial Ministry of Health. Teens aged 13 to 15 will meet from 6:30 to 8 p.m. every Tuesday for nine weeks beginning April 9. The Youth Centre is at 360 Bayly St. W., Unit 4 (on the north side between Finley Avenue and West- ney Road South, Ajax. Call 428-1212 for more informa- tion or to register. MNWMWlWN Mlou s e 1856OR14 23575815 Firestone 5510 Hoosier RWL $79.00 $89.00 P20565R15 1957OR14 645 General H4S General $79.00 $69.00 No charge 4 yr. road hazard, tire disposal, installation, alignment check, balancing, valve stem. SmartZease Thursday to Saturday at Ajax Optical on Harwood Avenue South in the Ajax Plaza, Kearns Optical in the Baywood Plaza at Bayly Street and Monarch Avenue and at the office of optometrist Dr. Ron Ginter, 676 Monarch Ave. (just north of redOwn DaAloa t21�m� months e9u1♦ nt of Plus se°urtt. •lent trade 2,514 jrej6ht 'S595°sit $300 and Westney Road South), Ajax. This is the latest campaign by Lions to help visually impaired people. The club collected 52,440 dur- ing its recent annual road toll. It gave $1,000 to the Ajax Public Library to buy reading material ' Dival air bag---_� . Electrl •I,e for visually -impaired people, says spokesman Bob Rowland. Another $1,000 was turned over to the Lions Foundation to fund such programs as training seeing -eye and hearing -ear dogs. The remainder will go to eye dis- ease research. se c till dOuble tabes • Z��ec 4-►tih .;lut°otic tlO� 0'2-2 1itr eel ABS • S- attitude enha�e engine $Peed trans cezent Easy entry fronts n Rear spoiler eat • Trunk release Vou should know Odw licence, taxes and insurance not included. Dealer may sell or lease for less. limited time offer. Other lease terms available. Some mileage conditions apply. OAC. See Dealer for details PACE 2&A -THE NEWS Ati'VERTISFR. WEII., MARCH 27, 14% Province may say `oui' to Durham Region French school By STEPHEN SHAW STAFF REPORTER DURHAM — French language public educa- tion could become a reality here by September. An "extremely positive" meeting recently between Education and Training Minis- ter John Snobelen and the co-chairmen of a committee looking at restructuring Drench school programs in the Greater Toronto Area could result in govern- ment funding for the opening in Durham of the first GTA francophone public so-hoxol outside Metro Toronto. " N"Ve arc ecstatic. We've seen walls virtually come down." Ajax parent Robert Fletcher said recently. The chairman of the Durham Board of Edu- cation's French Language Advisory Committee (F -LAC) made the com- ment_s prior to a recent public meeting with French-speaking Durham resi- dents. Mr. Fletcher and V llitby board trustee Patricia Bowman, who were both involved in the meeting with the minister, are the co-chairmen of a steer- ing committee made up of representa- tives from the Durham. Peel. York and Halton regions' school board FLACs and the Metropolitan Toronto French Language School Council. The com- mittee, backed by 5322.000 in goovem- ment funding, has been studying ways to restructure French -language school pnAmimming in the GTA. Public school trustees have approved in principle the opening of a French - language school in Durham provided Ihere is no cost to the board. The corn- mittee is lobbying the Province: to apply for federal funding to pay for the start- up costs to establish t=rench -language schools outside Metro. The committee's bid "looks very promising," Mr. Fletcher said. "We're not looking at building a new school, but establishing a school within a school for francophone ratepayers who support public education." he said. FLAT RATE Long Distance FROM �r=w Two -Way y Calling 12 C,t �'.c..r...w.w10k .�»..:."` -ds. w.K,.u. 5... c an all „wr axA.r I'mi; d..i:. call. �a►.»b.ri• ""kn^� ll..rw►JI. l ..-.• Mk. N..JI.nAre r�panded xr%ice to: Nhn,.O%ham. w itom•!n�ililtle, \r«ca.tl:, +cry Pori Perry & Iliac k tock areas Q.-. ) IAvai..DN to h.0 PC...nnp ..c,anpcs a.Yy'j �e elehopo (416)406-3977 • Yro'�1 Invited ... Durham University Centre Information Sessions New full-time, day -time university degree programs starting Fall 1996 at Durham College. �!icrchclur�lAdrn�r�islrntirrJtndic�� frcnn 1'I,rk l'ni�cr�ity • I3a(heh)r (!/"Arts Prow 'front I'nivcrsity 0 3achelurrf Sciencefroni•front ('ni%crsity Information Sessions Tuesday. April 2, or Monday, April 15 p.m. Room 1-110 1)urham ('ollegc. 20u(1 smiroc ,)trco AorTh. Oshawj. Call today for more Start your university information at education right here 905-721-3003. in the Durham Region! eoiiec:e .: N I V E R S I T E NOW Educating You for the Real World. YOLK TRIM ` '...-_:'Y :'Y a U N I V E R S I T Y • DEN discusses weeding out pesticide. use DURHAM -- Alternatives to using pesticides to the arena, in Port Perry. in your garden will be discussed at an environ- DF.N meetings are free and open to the public. trental meeting Thursday. Call 905-509-3156 or 905-985-3225 for more Guest speaker Martin Galloway, host of Dis- information.. cover TV's Harrowsmith Country Life•••••••• ................................................ nature and science program, ialso to AIR CONDITIONING SALE talk about the hazards of pesticcidde use i when he speaks at the Durham Envi- to i ronmental Network (DEN) meeting in 0 FREE AIR CONDITIONING PRICES RESYCEO on all 0 Port Perry. 0 M Summer Long In -Stock air conditioners to Mr. Galloway is also a biology 0 Ippge flUMing aya"10 OAC while quantities last. 0 instructor at Seneca College and the i co-owner of a nursery. to— S H E RIDAIV ' The DEN meeting is being hosted to i by Scugog's Green Team, a Port 0 HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 0 SHOWROOM LOCATION 1895 Cnleert, Rd, a 160, F r.ke- -g, (_, t L l W 3y5 Peng-based environmental group. SCARBOROUGH PICKERING/AJAX WHITBY/OSHAWA 0 A Green Team member will talk 0 416) 752-9111 (905) 839-3234 (905) 427-5551 0 about initiatives under way in some iff'soff•��•��•��•�•�•��aaa,....a......a...a..aaaea,i communities to restrict the use of pes- ticides. And, a representative from an organic lawn care company in Peter- �omugh will speak. i The meeting is being held at the LScugog Centre, 1655 Reach St., next Jroup encourages esidents to become 4ree From Fear AM -- A local support group :s you to become Free From The Free From I -ear Foundation fern support for people suffering xn such anxiety disorders as panic Tacks and phobias. Its next meeting being held Tuesday, April 2 and xLt the fiat Tuesday of each month mm 7 to 9 p.m. For the meeting's Cation and more information, call 4-3877. C • Dispensing of contact lenses and glasses • Evening and Saturday appointments available • Complete Family Eye Care 427-4144 15 Hares,,; A.-- , „ Wheelchair (Betweer HWV 40, 8 No 2) Accessible No More Excuses It's Time PICKERING SQUARE Kingston Rd. at Valleyfarm Open daily Mon. - Sat. Call 1-800-387-8227 QgltiOlk�ovsfir.111iidil ii. boor loft and minors, CD =sW* spealtNs, Acm Music System with AM/FM Cesaelle and and4heg tettltutes, secuft system. 8 -way po C drlwr"s sao� ItslNsd emarlor mkrors, trtxttc pass-thraogh with SM sslck, 'Ac urs Matrttefatrhce Program, Acura Roadside Anklerice, Atmra Limited Warranty 5 years, 100,000 km. LeaseOnly Eased on 19% Acura 2.511 111111r.7111630). $4,=down demur are_ntim .'MAW ion E-tl -*m%d tate, ftwm MMI ear so . � •,'fid; IrIC. THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., MARCH 27,1996 -PACE 27-A H /.'A meq, Sale s1aAs March 25th! � On Our Entire Regular Stork of Drapery, Wholstery &Craft Fabrics, Notions &Hardware HERE'S HOW IT WORKS: Buy 1 full metre or unit of regularly priced Drapery. Upholstery or Craft Fabrics and/or related Notions and Hardware, and get the next, metre or unit (of equal value or less) for 1/2 Fabncland's Regular Price. -ale !r effect Mar 25 -Apr 9/96 on regularly priced Draper, Vprr, srer, arr] C'att Fatncs and/or related Notions and Hardware Sorry rc special 7 ;ers Please Note The Fabnciands regular cnatn-store puce 1355 Kingston Rd. , Pickering Town Centre I +♦ 839-5990 -MASterCard •% i,a -Cheques -Interac The Best in Selection and Price Anvwhere 0-5 Om 24 -valve, SOHC v-8 engine, ardWodc brakingi system (ABS). traaclio40ontrd systm (TCS), security system with immobillizilir, 6�an �everage holder (front d rear), rear conpattment air conditioning controls and vents, automatic climate control air conditioning system, electronic tet and telescopic stow" column with memory function, cruise control,.power windows, power door locks, power sunroof with itt-up feature. heated boor mirrors, AcurslElose' AM/FM stereo cassette with and -theft feature and truck- mounted 6 -disc CD changer, eight -speaker system, keyless entry system, integral fog lights, 5 -coat, 4 -bake paint. 8 -way power drivers Beet •Lease Only r Fse Ac" as a d pay" aMoaiarce r km ow 36 nlpwE and - base pac rj at :II 0156tof of 0 ecl is tt op A 1.8 Gbel,,QPM 16 -valva engkts, 139 hp% varie0le power- seemed, 'rack-and-pinion steering, independent double - wishbone suspension. on. 4 -wheel dk a brakes, dual air bags (SRS). skisdmiliao door bearm side4ntruaion hip pads, projector beam headlights, Acura Roadside Assistance, power wktdowe, anteme and mkrom AIWFM stereo with csssens, 5 -speed manual transmission, Acura Limited Warranty 5 yam. 100,001) km. Lease'Only bill sed On- ,ai Payments of fsQ91, kM N J ipos4 are rep,�a s eu)nl rnthided, latae. r•iq '0-r .i, vwu Acura deaNr ala.'• er „vaLWe tttragh lip a -► Hwy. 401 1 -6 HHERE C °�Bayly St. C O CL IB PAGE 28 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED.. MARCH 27, 19% A survey by the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser Recommendation 1 O Agree O Disagree O Don't know A Greater Toronto economic strategy should be developed to build on this city -region's unique strengths by: • investing in the physical and social infrastructure necessary to support key traded goods and service sectors: • maintaining Greater Toronto's quality of life in all its dimen_cicite and supporting an attramve, compact. and high-quality, downtown core: • reorganizing and focusing tunrk-- s reLtruju eni and retention efforts on the clusters of eccxtonuc activity we already have in Greater Toronto. using a public-private partnership model. Recommendation 2 O .Agree O Disagree O Dom't know Thi Province should adopt the Actual Value Assessment system for all classes of property. Recmtmendadan 3 O Agree O Disagree O Don't know To, address the urgency of the assessnwrit crisis, the Province should reassess !Metro munncipahues prior to the rest of Greater Toronto. It should also place the tughest priority on reacsessrnerr of the non-residential sector. Reccrnmerndatiem 4 O Agree O Iltisagree O tlrm't kTow Ilic Province should introduce transitional tax relief upon inplenientauoxt of a new assessment system. Thus relief should include: • phasing in tax increases and decreases. • a provincially -funded S200 milhon transition program for low-income househokis to ensue that nobody creed sell his or her home as a resuh of the rew,;c csmrnt, • a property tax deferral proogrartn for senors. Rer.rmmrndui.n '; O Agee O disagree O Dhn'1 know T}te Pro. ince rho ukd assign to local muni npalnti,• in Greater l oro rdo control over the relative mull rates that apply to different classes of property for municipal purpows. Recornmrtdatim 6 O.Agree O tlksagree O Don't know For a traasnuoriai p ori, wink amecsnient aril e,luca j n finance iefom>_s are being Implemented. the Province should establish mill rate hands to limit the variability in the reuSenual-w-wmmuneraal tax rate tax-). Legrslauve pro - vZsons that create these hands should contain a sunset clause to ensue that bands are phased out as soxon as the Task ForLe s education finance reicrrils have been phased in fully. Reeaaunendattim 7 O Agree O Disagree O Don't km» Commercial arid industrial education taxes should h• poled across Greater Toronto and uniform commercial and industrial eaduLatiori tax rates should he created across the entire region. Ren rmm.,datim R O Agree O Dia ere O I)Mm't know A new regional educamm alloxcatxxn formula that accuraic1% refloxts per - student costs and ckarly delrneaics varxxis recognized c4vmbttre Cate- gone-, sho ukd he uhtrenlmced. The tow allocation formula should adequateh reflect student needs and demtcographic dtaracienstics whudt affect education cords. Recernmerdati.n 9 O .Agree O Diagi ee O Don't krho» To oianip•ri itto• tax impact,; of pooling ton -residential cdlnatidn proprty taxes, the 15 percent eduutxm nail rare bias against non-residential proprny rekauve to reside proprrf� should he eliminated. Rearrnmendati,n 10 O Agree O Disagree O Don't know Given the importance of effective infrastructure devclopment to the region's economic aw peutivenar. the Greater Toronto Counal should take firsponsAxW) for prew'iding rri for infrastructure in the City -region roeluding: • undertaking cosi-hertrft analyse; to identify thew infragructure proIcctc Itta supe rt irnegratcd and strategic planning region wide; - ranking utfrastru ctwe investments in order LA ptiLrnty; of households in different unit types. Recemmaidation 16 O Agree O Disagree O Don't know The Province should allow the Greater Toronto Council to introduce user fees on private vehicles, including a region -wide user fee on gasoline up to a stipulated maximum. Revenues generated from these user fees should be dedi- cated to traacpxtatiott and transit infrastructure in Greater Toronto. Recommendation 17 O Agree O Disagree O Don't know The !Ministry of Environment and Energy should establish standards approopnaie fa intended use in the dean up of brow•nfield sites Recomhmerdatioth 18 O Agree O Disagree O Don't know lite Province (and the Federal Gr overnnent) should enact legislation to address the issues of hability of lenders, receivers, and trustees regarding the redevelopment of brow•rseld sites. Rerommendattion 19 O Agree O Disagree O Don't know The Greater Toronto Council should establish a strategic and comprehen- sive regeneration program for the redevelopment of brownfield sites. Recommendation 20 O Agree O Disagree O Don't know InlOrmnauon on industrial and fomkrly mudustnal lands walun the region should hoe collected in a Greater Toronto site registry to facilitate brownfwId site redevelopment. Recommendation 21 O Agree O Disagree O Don't know -Ilio Province should disentangle trite funding ant policy-sexung respoxcsi- bilitics for seises as follows: • the Province should assume full responsibility for policy -setting and fun ding of general welfare assistance and children's services; • the Province should discontinue conditional transfers to municipal gov- crnn ienLc, but continue to provide provincial unconditional grants to municipal governments: - the Province should continue to provide capital grants for regi fial capital investments, but discontinue capital grana for local protects; and • this disen- tanglement should he ji wtral in its fuuricia) impact between the Province and the municipalities, with the Ontario Unconditional Grant being adjured to bal- ance any discrepancies. RercrnmerdatNn 22 O Agree O Disagree O Dkrn't kmw Municipal p,vernnients in Greater Tordnno should actively prshe cosi savings and efficiencies through cxortpetiuve processes, including txxi- tacung out the delivery of service. after taking oto account the urpaa on employees, smite quality, and alcoxmtahlity. Rerasnmerdatirm 2-1 O Agree O Disagree (3 Dcm't knliw Municipal service delivery data should he collected ani analyzed in a um - form arid axismterd fa -d im by the (hearer Tonmto Council in order to pro- vide henchmarks of performance and increaw the incentive for munucilalities to deliver services in a oust -efficient manner. The first of a series of annual reports should be produced by the Greater Toronto Impenentatiom Commission in 1996. with the support of the Greater Tcxonto Coordinating Coxnmince (G. TCC'. The eustmg data cmpikd by tftc GTCC should he made available in ardiwely to munhapal councils for tltcir review. Recornmendaticin 24 O Agree O Disagree O Dant krrriw In consultation with the murucipalrues, the Province should introduce a Dew Municipal Act that will empower nwticipal governments by indicating those broad areas where they can operate and by giving them scope to carry out their responsibilities. The new Act should enable mrmicipabues to contract our and enter into publidlnvate putnershills fir service delivery. Recenuneadation 25 O Agree O Disagree O Don't know The Provinceshoukd implement the following changes in the governance of Greater Toronto: - n(dentrfying opprnmities fox innovation con and simphfication of. Renrruurrda6m 13 0Agree13Disagree0Dirr'tkuow •replace the five existing regional governments with a single Greater infrastnulrae regiuer ents. laocal municipalmes should revue their by-lawon •- in order to: Toronto regional government with a more limped number of ftmctxons; • eslablishmg clear policies and prooccoiires for public-private pannknng in • identify areas where the development approval process leads to unncccec- • strengthen kx-A murucipahtie_c with added powers and the responsibility the preovtswm of Infrastructure. sae) dupliation inflexihilit): and cost; for delivering a wider range of local services. Recowanci datiar 11 O Agree O Disagree Cl Don't know • incorporate standards and provroms that support nx-se flexible. corn- Reoetnmrerudatnien 26 O Agree O Disagree O Don't Will Tie Province should immediately undertake a targeted review of these pea, and efficient form Revision of the external boundaries of the Greater Toronto region, consis- proovisions of the Environmental Assessment Act that are critical to urban Reeoaurrendaoom 14 O Agree O DksWw O Dani know tent with the criteria of oomvrtwershed, cohesiveness, aid anticipated develop - infrastructure with a view to simplifying approval processes, eliminaung The Province should revise exivtuig municipal and provincial infra- men, should be referred to the Greater Toronto lmplemeMation Commission dupDiatim and unnecessary documentation, and delivering environmentally smuctue development standards in its uprnming review of the Development and oresidered in conjunction with the municipal restructuring process. souDd decisions. Given the importance of effective infrastructure devebprrte nt Charges Act to ensue that the standards support compact and efficient urban R1, 27 O Agree O Disagree 0 Don't know to the regioods eooncnuc competitiveness, this review should be undertaken on fornL The Province should establish an indirectly -elected Greater Toronto Coun- a n urgent basis and completed within 24 reboots. Reoorrsaadatioth 15 O Agree O Dksagree O Dam't know a7 for the Greater Toronto region: 12 O Agee O Diva gm O Don't know In its review, of the Development: Charges Act , the Province should revise • including the mayor (or member of council designated by the A Greater Toronto integrated plan should be prepared to set out a broad the regulations under the Act to: mayor) of each municipality with a population of 10Q000 or more; regional fiarnework and objectives for the management of urban growth, infra- • require municipalities to incorporate frill -oust pricing methods into the • with provision for munkipalities with populatiom greater than 140,000 to structu a invosunenL ec000nhic development, and environmental quality. calculation of municipal development charges; send more represedalives from their local council, on the basis of one council - The new regional plan should accommodate most development in exist- • require that calculations of edtration development charges be bawd on for for each additional 140.000 (d: 70.000) residents; nhg urban areas dw di8erential costs associated with the demographic characteristics and Deeds Please turn to page 29 FROM PAGE 39 Townhouses For Sok OSHAWA - THREE bed- rooms, with garage. 2 washrooms,main floor farnily room• newly deco- rated, new carpet/floor, $106.900 (905) 791-1169 after 5 p m ap Money to Lend OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUAR- ANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES, OTHERS DO NOT. IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. • 1Business DPP ESTABLISHED RETAIL business busy Oshawa lo- cation, great potential. ven- dor take back 75`i• Call or tax anytime. (705) 887- 5123 ESTHETICIAN needed to rent space in extremely busy weight -loss and body treatment spa over 80 ch- M91 r • ' tiegisbibons • ' Personals of 11 Personals • Companions DRUM LESSONS Private lessons available , rea- sonable rates. Call 428-2000 BORED ONTARIO HOUSEWIVES - names 8 private phone numbers, 1- 900-451.3638 ext 704. S3.29/mn, must be 18. T - tone. EVANLY RAYS.. Police use us. Rated 01. Solutions on Career, Relationships, Health. Love. $2.99/minute. encs through clinic daily. 18+.1-900-451.4055 Call Roxanne 905-619- r; • �Comng2639 tS HEAVENLY PSYCHIC answers, serving over 53 Legal million readers. Only $299 • ' Notices Cole Porter's KISS ME, Per rein 24 firs 18 yrs plus KATE Victoria Hall Co- 1.900-451-3783 'WILLIAM Riseborough is looking for his sisters Helen and Joan With information. please call Mana Cetnar at (905) 898-6455' Bourg. April 18. 19. 20. 25. 26. 27. (905) 372.2210 for ticket reservations LIVE PROFESSIONAL psychics solves all prob- lems• love career. Reunite loved ones $2 75 min. 18 + 24 hr 1.900-451-2787 Anyone who was in the McDonalds' restaurant Glenanna Rd I Hwy. i2 in Pickering on the evening of Friday March 8, at approx. 6:45 pm. and who wit- nessed an altercation by a McDonalds' em- ployee and a youth please call 839-7160 or leave message. EASTSIDE CONNEC- TIONS DATELINE - Foie to call to place your ad, no charges for ladies• no phone bill charges. 905- 430-7060. INTIMATE COMPAN- IONSHIP Up Scale - So- phisticated, attractive wom- en with charm. personality and so much more. Discre- tion Assured. (9e5)242- 1779 PARTNER SEARCH - Looking for your partner? Select from attractive, pro- lessional,sincere .screened singles Photos, boos„ high compatability, standards. February Special: One year for only $120. No obliga- tions or pressures to join. Call now for my free brochure 683-2414 (mes- sage) Don't Forget Oshawa/Whitby This week Classified Dept is open for your convenlenCe every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 576-9335 17201�720= NFAL, Charles Nelson- -peacelully at the Oshawa General Hospital on March 24,19%. Nels in his 53rd year. Beloved husband of Johnnie &andford- Neal . Dear father of Ken and his wife Margaret, David, and Stacey Survived by his taller, Charles Neal and sister Darlene Corcoran. Lovingly remem- bered by nieces and nephews. A memorial service will be celebrated at the Church of Holy Trinity, 91 Kings Crescent, Ajax on Wednesday, March 27,1996 at 1 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Holy Trinity Anglican Church would be appreciated by the family. Arrangements entrusted to the McEach- nie Funeral Home, Ajax. (905428-8488). µTo Plat• your petrsoln Rud In Men of m 576.8335 and let one of our e=elOfkal advbortk INIP yOH,,.,,,' ,•.,. . , i •t ,� a ,.� .'� .. � 1 � - .. .. . THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., MARCH 27, 196 -PAGE 29-A A survey by the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser From page 28 • including one mayor (or member of council designaled by the mayor) from each newly created electoral district, selected by mutual agree- ment by the constituent local councils; • with each Greater Toronto Council member having one vote; • limped to approximately 30 members. Recorr imeruh0ion 28 O Agree O Disagree O Don't know The Greater Toronto Council should be guided by an F:xeaitive Committee ofsix members, comprising: • the Chair of the Council; • the Mayor of the City of Toronto (or a member of council designated by the !Mayor); • a member selected by those municipalities comprising the 25 percent with L'ue smallest populations; • three members selected at large by the Council from among the remaining members. Recommendation 29 O Agree O Disagree O Don't know The Province should appoint the fast Chau of the Greater Toronto Council, either from within or from outside the Council, for the fur term Thereafter. the Council should be empowered to elect as Chair any one of its members or any other person. Reconunendotion 30 O Agree O Disagree O Don't know Fire services should remain a local respxoosibility at this time. The Province should investigate the potential for improving cost-effectiveness through improved coordination or pusibleirtegration of some services and facilities. Reconunendstion 31 O Agree O Disagree O Don't know The Province should review the appropriate scatle for co,irrhnauon of ambu- lance services, and the possible amalgatnatim of ambulance and fire wr oces, with a view to achieving greater efficiencies and improving response times. This review nest be ci ppicted prior to the resauauring of municipal governance in 1997. Reaosnme dation 32 O Agree O Disagree O Don't know Responsibility for seeds. roads. and old provincial highways should be assigned as follows: • all urban streets. avenues. and roads ahodd he the resprxLsihility of local tnunictpalities: • all local reads in rural communities should be the responsibility of the lex al municipality; • all regional roacis in rural areas should be the responatulty of the Greater Toronto Coumeil; • as the Prov win devolves resporisibility for old pxovin-ial highways, those in urban areas should be assigned to area municipalities. Afule those in rural area,; should he assigned to the Dealer Toronto Council. Recon nrerdaoon 33 OAgree O Disagree ❑ Dun *t kmm Municipal electric utilities should he accountable to area municipal " uracils and their memtx". should be appointed toy the councils. Reco runendatim 34 O Agree O Disagree O Dant krKm Area nnunicipalities should assume re-spoasdxlit) for dehvenng a range of fwnctic>ris, some of which are pro%itkd by regional municipalities. including: • axnmumty services (welfare, hostels, cikiren's smtu-s and txwnes for dh aged); • public health: • fire services; • urban streets, avenues. and roads; • parks, rec reatic mal facilities. and community centres; • promotion of local arts and culture. numagememt of libraries, and pro iec- tiom cf heritage buildings; • sore devekpmew approvals, licences, and permits; • licensing (except for uxicabs, limousines, and tow trucks, all of which should he assigned to the Greater Toronto Council). Recanuaendaoim 35 O Agree O Disagree O Don't know The mechanism of flexible service &%snots should be introduced to allow for region -wide service planning and coordination by the Greater Toma- to Council. while ensuring drat services are delivered on a more local basis, in accordance with the seeds and preferences of different comuspies. Services to be delivered in this rnamier include: conservation, transit, Police. water and sewer, mill waste n anagement. ReoonunerhdsOm36 OAgree(3DsapeeODao'tkmaw The responsibility for regional planning should be otansfened from die five existing regioosl goverautentt to she Greater Toronto Caiscil. The Greater Toronto Ccirhscd should be given Ixirtuty, responsibility for istegratiag isfra- sructure and land use planning in the region. Reoowsethdrtoioe 37 OAgm O Distr6,et ODm't lamm The Greater "w regional plan should give priority to infrastructure investments needed to support key setters of the economy, specifically improvements to Pearson International Airport, the completion of Highway end your completed survey to: GTA SURVEY c/o the Ajax -Pickering News Adver- tiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 2H5 Surveys will be delivered to your local Member of Provincial Parliament on April 8, 1996. Name Street Address Apt. # City Postal Code 407, and enhancemetts to the region's rant systems. Recomrnetda ti n 38 O Agree O DisnR O Don't know The Province should devolve delivery of the environmental perniutting and approval functions currently delivered by district and regxxial offices of the Ministry of Enviro am mi and Energy. Miniistry of Nan" Resources. and Min- istry of Agriculture. Food and Rural Affairs to the Greater Toronto Coun al. These should be carried out by restructured cconsenation authorities that report directly to the Council and are responsible for delivering cher current functions, as well as dxvw newly devolved from the Province, on a watershe l basis. Recommendation 39 O Agree O Disagree O Don't know Emironnirnul services for the cu) -region should he axirohnated at the reconal level The Creaser Tortruo Council shroud) mtrrdrnate and sreart-kne planning. a ministrahxoa and deh%cq, c# services ciurert;y split among sev- eral provincial ministries, five regional governments, and hive coaservatxon autho ntics. Recornmedatio n 40 O Agree O DicaRree O Don't know A Grcatorr To ronio public-pn%ate ec,noriuc devrkrpxmeni partnership should h established to act as a single marketing hied% for the city -region. The pannership should he resporuuble for: • marketing a w region internsioriallr to attract imvestmen: • dehvering a broadbased taisine-ss retenxin strategy; • nxxutahne Greater Toronto's economic performance; • acing as a re"31ory for strategic economic data collected on a regional basis and used for tusine-m attraction and retention purposes. The new partner- ship should be structured as an independent cirpoxanoa at arm's length from the Greater Toronto Council and have madoxuy representaixm from the private sec- tor. Recoaunetdatim 41 O Agree O Disap" O Don't know Municipal econmuc development functions relating to business attrac- tion and irternatio nal nudwung should be replaced by those undertaken at the Greater Toronto regional level. Certain functions. inclutling facilitating new business formation. local busi- ness retention, amstanice with business expansion, permits and approvals, and data eollotmon, should continue to be provided at the local nawicipal level Recoamendatim 42 O Agree O Dkaget O Dm't know The Greater Toronto Implementation Commission should undertake an immediate review of policing in the Greaser Tornow region in order to institu- tionalize inky policing, ensure civiliam control of police faros, enhance budget accountability, and mike policing more effmuve. The Ptoviaoe should inegrate the findings of this review with its planning for the forte ofpobo,m in Ontario. In the interim, Greater Toronto police srxvm= should continue to be provided through she five existing regicing police farces. Recommendti im 43 O Agree O Disagree O Dm't know The Greater Toronto Council should undertake the planni ig and coordina- tion of transit services across the region, while allowing for service delivery by a variety of transit operators on a service district basis to maintain locally responsive services and promote efficiency, innovation, and competition among service providers. Recommendattien 44 O Agree O Disagree O Don't know Consistent with the principles for disentanglement set out in Chapter 5, the Province and the Greater Toronto Council should resolve the ownership and co - financing of the region's highways and expressways and establish dear pro- tocols for approval processes, funding, construction, and maintenance. Recommendation 45 O Agree O Disagree O Don't know The central traffic --ornputer, a critical component of the region's road tnfia- sructure, should be managed by the Greater Toronto Council to ensure the effi- cient movement of traffic between local municipalities. Recommendation 46 ❑ Agree O Disagree O Don't know 'Ile Greater T Ionto Council should be directly responsible for: • regicral planning; • economic development; • management of regional assets; • construction and maintenance of regionally significant highways and Metro expressways. In addition, it should oversee the delivery and operations of: • environmental quality services; • police; • rant; • water and sewer works, ma)<or trunks, reservotrs, and pumping stations: • waste disposal, transfer. and recycling: • hcerising of taxx:ahs. limousines, and tow trucks. Recommrndatim 47 O Agree O D)imeree O Don't know The Province shxnuld establish the necessary pohcv and procedures to enable relevant Ministries and the ('seater Toronto Council to undertake crrplem;n- tarry planning and co -financing initiatives in the following areas: • regional planning; • environmental protection and coiservaucin: • transportatxsn plaruung and developmenu; • sewer and water work%, and waste treatment and d3.-gp sal: • economic development and tnveument. Recanmendatian 48 O Agree O Disagree O Don't know The Greater T,ronto Council should approve budgets and deternune Log - sharing arrangement for all regional services. To meet its responsibilities, the Greater Toronto Council should lev} annually against area municpalitrs, raise odicr laxer% and fees, acct bo crow ftx caput prrlxxscs. Reco nmerdatim 49 ❑ Agree O D1imigree O Don't know The %lino+tcr of Munxipal Afl'aus and fhxLsing %houJd appoint a Greater Toronto Inplemienution Comnassuori reporting directly to the Minister, to oversee mpk:;rrtatnxi of the recommended reforms ip Greater Ttrorao. Its maniue should include: • tinahnrrg dr, city -region's outer hundartec and managing numcipal con- sohdarions as regi red: • advising on •.-gL%iaavr and administrative change-; • reporting on the LLvtc of munutpd services; • un ertalunY the p rt"v;ed review of policing; • devekopng new pro cesscs and smuttr,.s f v edticatmn financing; • supxa- vising the allocation n of municipal assets and liabilities arising from restructur- ing; • developing an adjustment strategy for local municipal and regional employees affected by restructuring: • planning for the replacement of regional governments by the Greater Toronto Council, • building an understanding of Greater Toronto's emerging identity and pronmting a sense of regional citizenship among its municipalities and residents. Roca mmerdadm 50 O Agree O Disagree O Don't know The Greater Toronto Implementation Corurusmon should • update initial modelling of the fiscal impacts of the reforms proposed in this report on each municipality in Greater Toronto; • identify those municipalities which should be considered for consobda- bon; • develop initial consolidation proposals, taking into account their own analysis and any recotmrendatiom arising from the municipal restructuring processes currently under way in the regions of Darharn and York; • undertake a process of public mnsadmon with the affected municipalities and their residents; • make final recomtaendabons to the Province on the optimal number and configuration of local municipalities in Greater Toronto, consistent with the reform outlined in this report, by June 1996. Reconewhrtdat im 51 O Agree O Dkagm O Don't know The Province should adopt the timetable set at in Exhibit 6,7 for imple- mentation of the Task force's recommendations. 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A member of the Denise Lester Dance Acade- my, Murray will begin rehearsals later this month and dance from May to September. Rural church offers musical service for all I1ICKERI\G -- Mi. "Lion United Church in north Pickering is holding a musical scrN ice Sundw.. March 31 at 7:30 p.m. Featured will he concert pianist Deon Flash. the Mi. "Lion Singers. the Mt. Zion Sunday School children and the Greenbank United Church Youth Puppet Ministry. A fight snack will be available after the service and participants are encouraged to stay and mingle with the performers. There is no charge but a free-will donation will be appreciated. All are welcome. To get to Mt. Zion United Church go north on Lake Ridge Road to Con- cession 8, then one -and -a -quarter miles west. For more information call Kari Kelso at 649-3368. CORRECTION NOTICE In our 'Pay No Interest Until 1998" flyer the front page reads ' Excludes wet�dry vacuums. baby and patio furniture. -Pato furniture is included in the no interest until 1998' Sears regrets any inconvenience this may have caused. photo by Andrew Iwanowski •1• March 29/30 - Todd Noland April 5/6 - Lorne Hachey *Wed - Ladies Night *Tburs - Karaoke (prizes) *Daily lunch and diluter specials Pickering Philharmonic tunes up for May concert D Community musicians invited to join orchestra at upcoming rehearsals in Pickering PICKFRING -- The Pickering Philharmonic Orchestra is bending some bows in preparation for its May I I concert. Rehearsals begin Wednesday. April 10 at 7:30 p.m. and they will he held at Gandatsetiauon Public School in Pickerinz. Conununily musicians, particular- ly strings, arc invited to join the orchestra. The orchestra plays user- fricndly arraneemcnts of favorite classics and some pops. Members of the Pickcring Phil - h a r in o n i c Orchestra come from all over10 10 Durham to play � �k. in the orchestra: from Port Perry. lJxhridzc. Bur Whithy. Ajax and Pickering, and they range in age from teens to seniors. "hhe Pickering Philharmonic Orchestra is a true community, not - fur -profit orchestra, meaning the members in the orchestra arc com- munity musicians who volunteer their time -- not paid professionals from outside the Durham communi- ty. They play only for their own, and the community's, enrichment and enjoyment. A minimum admission is charged for concerts only to cover expenses. such as the cost of renting rehearsal and performance space and for the services ol' a music director. For further information on the philharmonic or the show, please cal I Lorin Saunders at 430-16 17. keton. Osnawa. Upcoming Workshops The V,RUIMW-mchester %vAzms Special Events MAY 4th NIurder Mystery (c:ctll fi r 1VS07Y1l1011J) ------------------- EASTER SUNDAY BUFFET ` � c:ctll./�JJycicic�il4i i�� APRIL 27TH JAZZ N IG A-I"I' ------------------- APRIL 20TH Anniversary Party Live Band, Prizes WEDNESDAY WING NIGHT 1400 Bayly St. (at Liverpool) 837-2366 j Let us 2138 entertain you! Come In and Visit Us! $ . Friday& Saturday -Prime Rib Special 9 95 The Best Breakfast in Pickering! J I `-' •Full L&Di unch nner Menu At l , Affordable Prices t� -Fully Licensed Under LLBO - J J -import & Premium Draft Available 376 Rougemont Dr. Pickering (905) 509-4421 Second City Comedy Improv. Audition Sunday April 14th (adults) Process Sunday April 28th (young people) Sunday April 21 Inquire about our summer camp I=re theatre programs O'Leary's School of Drama 905-420-8129 Pickering rEDDINK � 1-01-1j,17 CnJl'± l • st�sl:vEss ECEI'77OIVs-4rC1,y o LUNCHEONS,' I • PR MATE ��p�- ��,� �. 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Pickering teen best i Kathy Traitsis of Pickering swept all five events at an international meet in St. Kitts. rhythmic gymnast at international meet PICKERING — A local rhythmic gymnast won gold at the recent Niagara International Rhythmic Challenge at Brock University in St. Catharines. Kathy Traitsis, 17, of Pickering, swept all five gold medals in the clubs, ribbon, rope, ball and all-around competitions at the senior level 6 bracket. She's currently ranked fourth on Canada's 1996 senior national team after the recent Elite Canada meet in Edmonton. More than 200 rhythmic gymnasts from North America and Europe took part in the high-pro- file competition. Athletes from Germany. Hungary, the Czech Republic, the U.S. and Canada competed. Traitsis trains at Sport Seneca under the direction of long-time rhythmic gymnastics coach Liliana Dimitrova. Sport Seneca athletes are now preparing for the upcoming Elite Ontario Provincial Meet at Humber College in Etobicoke from March 29 to 31. Pickering figure skaters pass ice tests in time for club's big carnival PICKERING — Pickering Figure Skating Club mem- bers [Wade the grade at the club's recent test day. The results: FIGURES Preliminary: Meghann McPhee, Sheena Barnett: First Figure: Courtney Allen (part one). Erin Silcock (part two), Erin PICKERING Seeley; Third Figure: Michelle FIGURE SKATING Reed (part two), Michelle Reed; Fourth Figure: Amanda Gilroy. FREESKATE Preliminary: Sarah Wellman; Senior Bronze: Thandiwe Belgrave-Hazel; Senior Bronze: Carolyn Johnston (part one). DANCES _ Dutch Waltz: Meghann McPhee, Carly Shearlaw, Lesley Clinghan; Canasta: Meghann McPhee; Baby Blues: Meghann McPhee; Swing: Thalia Bilton, Laura Conlin; Fiesta: Pamela Spencer; Willow: Sarah Wellman, Erin Silcock, Thalia Bilton; Fourteenstep: Karen Conlin; European: Anna Papaconstantinou, Danielle Demerino; Harris Tango: Dana Easton. The artistic gold test was passed by Trista Steele. On March 4, Tara Leetham and Natalie Gilbert passed their sixth figure (part two). Leetham also passed the senior silver freeskate (part one). The Pickering Figure Skating Club's 25th anniversary carnival is set for Saturday, April 20. Show times are 1:30 and 7 p.m. at the Pickering Recreation Complex. This gala event will feature all the club's skaters. //Y' PICKERING _ �A • � rB Pickering Baseball Ass(c. I Hardball) • Umpires - Level 1 &2 March 30- 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Don Beer Arena - Level 1 125"' - Level 2 '35" To Register call 8394447 • Coaches Clinics - Level 2 (Must have Level 1) 2 Day Clinic April 27 & 28th Contact Graham George at 839-7175 PoRTHoPE MEMBERSHIPS (includes 1/21 7 day unrestricted $625 + GST 5 day before 1 p.m. x550 + GST excludes SS & Hol. u. lesson with Bob Keyes) GREEN FEES Weekdays I5"P1 9` 5 day after 1 p.m. $465 + GST Weekends excludes SS & Hol. (Incl.. G.S.DMVM RUM T. Call for More Details or Tee Off Times oP Sat Mitch 2rj1 1.800.346-5361 or 1-905-885-6487 9 holes 82 VICTORIA STREET SOUTH * PORT HOPE PICKERING SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION CHILDREN'S T -BALL CHILDREN'S SOFTBALL (YEAR OF BIRTH 1989-1990) (YEAR OF BIRTH 1976-1988) Sunday, March 31st 1:00 p.m. -4:00 p.m. PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX Second Poor. Valleyfarm = ,ad- S:u!h ^f -.,q 2 Note: Both birth certificate and Ontario Health Card must be presented at time of registration. 165 5RRST EACH CHILD $40SADDITO BLNIGNAL /M7.,ru W :% I11,:k WE.1; ROOKIE BALL & • • Puck Control • Tryout Drills _ • • T-SALL TRYOUTS ' 6th PICKERING VILLAGE ARENA includes ear 4 Includes APRIL 8, 9,109 119 1996 GST (TRYOUTS COMMENCE APRIL 15, 1996) -- -- 1996-97 p.= AGE CATEGORY PLAYERS BORN TIME MINOR NOVICE 1988 `.tal Mosquar %Vanc.Aatts �)86-3537, 2:30 - 3:30 P.ta 3itl Vtad!C5 :1�--w1"': MINOR ATOM 1986 MAJOR ATOM \.!imw Peewee Card P.rock (1:7-"-" 12:30 - 1:30 pd �XKIG 'Sd,i YNOR MAJOR PEE -WEE 1983 "'a'.�-s r to 11c0 ;-: `.! ilor Peewee Tem iLnax (68o -r ✓n81 11:00 2LM Owes 't.! - - -- - --- ---- - — - -- - - - 1981 :uvx Hamm eA6)NU Jun Sheppard, -.A 9:00 - 19.00 &M. 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Ministry of Transportation McCormick Rankin 3rd Floor, Atrium Tower 2655 North Sheridan Way 1201 Wilson Avenue Mississauga, Ontario Downsview, Ontario L5K 2P8 M3M IJ8 Phone: (416) 235-5489 Phone: (905) 823-8500 Fax: (416) 235-4940 Fax: (905) 823-8503 With the excrption of persoFW infornution, all comments will become pmt of the public record. O Ontario Buy one week, get the 2nd free! Call us for details Applies to Articles For Sale and Vehicles For CLASSIFIED \ Sale only. INTERNET ADDRESS: ttp://www.durhamnews.net Cl � ssifi (905TORONTO LINE 2683-0707 THF. Nl-"WS ADVERTISER. WED., MARCH 27. 19% -PACE. 35-A AUCTION Call 683-7545 for • • I._!_ _ -- Call 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.1Mr Monday to Friday 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday or fax your ad (905) 579-2238 BIRTH NOTICES Announce your baby's arrival and receive a gift certificate +GST entitling you to $25 worth of quality baby products. $47/ ' 1 Careers 1 1 Careers 1 1 Careers 1 1 Careers IM Careers 1 1 Careers M11 Careers 1 1 Careers 1 1 Careers tee erij1�a rlAo• 9.1+- •aair• May (1lpl.c 1114 Dm10 9L L.1111 IMI, Ori ON 117 Presents., r International Speaker AVI ROSEN FRI, CSI FOR ARS. TIME MMM FRERS - "1414d?U 70" BUY A SMALL BUSINESS Tdks to new entrepreneurs ready to tackle the challenges of ownership. NCFEATURED SPEAKERS SHINE - BARRISTER/SOLICROR BRUCE - BUSINESS DEV. BANK OF CAN. 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Oshawa based Advertising Please call (416) 968-1705 Co Mrs, Collins 728-8542 (collect if calling outside the Toronto area). Transform Your Future in ONLY 5 Months! Windows a Word • Excel • PowerPoint • WordPerfect • Lotus* Bookkeeping a Novell Financial assistance may be available. Full instruction. Day and Evening Ajax (905) 427-1922 0MMOND MANAGEMENT INSTWE 1 Help A 100 % CANADIAN di- rect rrect sales company featur- ing affordable ladies fash- ions need coordinators in your area Earn up to 35% commission. For free brochure call (90* 771- 7449. 1 cenw I Help AJAX JANITORIAL COMPANY needs a reli- able elyable individual for carpet, steaming cleaning and )an- donal Gearing. Experience required. Call (905) 686- 9272. Leave message. Must have 2 years experience in one of the following: • Computer related • Manufacturing Top notch organizational/ communication skills. WordPerfect/ Lotus or Word/Excel an asset Excellent growth opportunities. Please fax resume to:: INGRID MacDOUGAU Fax 905-83-1-5009 Ind=�int't>i P E R S O N N E L Experience with visual basic - Lantastic - Autocad - Accpac, to assist internal move to Windows Systems. Vehicle required. Fax resume to: INGRID MACDOUGALL (905) 837-5009 In& =comm. P E R S O N N E L y 1►�.�.� 'R rt `4'p[.11 M #b � y(+S ! '4 , nt;1 :! l! � .r• Jf # �aF .1 1 J .: '_ -_� _ _ r�sar.•rx��lii-..,a.�asr•dirr►•• r• !- .!.°. v.- � . • PAGE 36 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED„ MARCH 27, 1996 Careers Career Career Career Career General „ " Careers Careers ' Careers Training Training Training Training Ml Help •IH11■ll • Get Started! • IAN Systems Technology - Programmer Analyst - • Computerized Accounting • Network Specialist (CNE -3) • Computer Maintenance Tectlnulogv • Office Adnnnistratiun - Financial assistance available to those who quality Scarborough Oshawa (416) 291-6662 1-800-993-9993 325 M net 4.erue 56�7 K�-rp Street Wes+ CDI COLLEGE 4Reah 1.; ur f.fu Gr 6 6 ri. LiliV VL VVI Career MIareer ' Career General 9 Training Training Trainingo , Help r-" I Min I r =7:177 h ?rnficaaorl Arc. MIG &'IG - -aa. d .loo Searcy. Ever%ng 3 'hr" :.:asses Call Now 4, 9 �-5a195Q '4- Warden Ave. (W TRAti S CANADA TRt_CK DRIVER TR-kItiI`G DNF. ON ONF PRIM'%TT. AZ DZ REGISTERED VIRBR.UiE • DVNGFROl S G(X)DS P.D.I-C. - IAX, B(X)K • BORDER TAX DFDI ( TIBLE - N( ) GST PST _-( IIR. DAYS I'F:R %%'F.FK FINANCIAL ASSIST\N( E MAY BE ANAIL%RLE. 905--428-9-1-5 1(800)3-4— S-;03 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News - , !ha! advertisers check :neer ad upon publication as News Advertiser •nil not be responsible to more than one Incorrect rseNon and there shall be no liability to non-rlseroor of arry adver- tisement Liability for er- rors u1 ads 4 limited to the amount paid for the space occupying the error All copy is sublect to the W proval of management of News Advertiser CONSTRUCTION --,-IV ANY requires General La- our- Semce and Repair 'son Part Time Picker- . area Vehicle required x 416-291-0863 for aloof BIN Improvements F' ' Improvements all worn guaranteed, for :' ' Improvements ' Electrical ist will renovate your batn- DUCTWORK _5:aed POLDOM Renovations wood fences 8 decks. 'MISTER CHEAP' Home moved relocated Excellent Basements bathrooms. ELECTRICIAN 25 yrs exp improvements rec room - sn rates Free estimates Elec- drywali, parnung, textured residentrai commercial, new law apartments. adamons, trostatic air cleaners. hu- ceilings. carpentry For pro- wring. alterations, upgrades, fences. decks. etc Lr modifiers Big Small jobs lessronal service call 905- fuses. 2 breakers free est certsed for over 20 years, Cal Paul 428-0295 all worn guaranteed, for ✓ Free estimate call Emre EUROPEAN tie special 905-404-8170 ist will renovate your batn- AJAX FENCE custom room'• or kitchen walls. as wood fences 8 decks. weh as floor tires Good ref- chan-link, dog runs. erences and satisfaction wrought -ion, repairs to ex- guaranteed For free esti- listing fences. Call 666- "tales call D Dykstra 725- 4955 ort -800-598-8160. 4913 NONE GCB UQROVEA6EIM Basement Apts.. C NIST i1CTWN Rec-rooms. plumbing, Interior and exterior Additions, electrical, repairs, renovations drywall and construction. Fast 15 yrs. Experience. and clean profession - Free estimates, al work guaranteed. call Mario Crag, 686-1913 (905) 619-4663. GENERAL CARPENTRY, cel (416) 560-4663 I free estimates, house add - 683 -5650 U1111,11111 Plumbing AAA-UCENSED PLUMBER available All your planting needs Compete renovations Guaranteed lowest prices' No lob too small!! Senior discount (905) 432-2913, ALVIN SAMEDAY PLUM- BING licensed plumber, no lob too smah, no lob too big, tree estimates. great prices, guaranteed lowest 905.725- .Tri Painting tit 1)7' i ou re to attend the Durham College Continuous Learning Exhibition Wednesday, April 3, 1996 5 - 1) p.m. Gordon Willey Building, Cafeteria. 2000 Simcoe tit. N., Oshawa Course displays & demonstrations ✓ Karate 6:00 - 6:30 ✓ Bloo l Pressure Clinic 6:00 - 7:30 ✓ Peter Vanderdium of the Police • GuaranteeC weekly paycheques • Absolute)y no experience required • No selling involved Canine Unit �.vith -Leo the Dog" 6:30 - 6:45 ✓ aromatherapy 6:30 - 9:00 ✓ (;ountry Line Dancing 7:30 - 8:00 ✓ Fitness 6:45 -700 ✓ Tai Chi 8:00 - 8:15 ✓ Stencilling Ll,� Block( fainting 7:00 - 7:30 ✓ flus many other interesting display's For further information please call (905) 721-3052 or 1-800-461-0549. Au ,,(Conte! DURHAM Educating You for the Real World. onGeneral General • Moving & • Help , Help WORK • HOME • • • ax, Financial IMMEDIATELY • GuaranteeC weekly paycheques • Absolute)y no experience required • No selling involved C•rLwilt be s' REAL COWAMT ewe•• bled Uok abut trerwa AfterMs REAL ■Oki[ ell• M xwr •era i it cad beemA$SOLVTILLT NO GO M=*. CALL NOW 24 HOURS Nate wee see a• v a "n ea• a irris al laaet to tec•ra Ne colon i lelele a• afro. am caatactaenoa, 416-724-3420 • House • House • Cleaning •N�l Cleaning DODY'S MAID SERVICE'S LIMITED Have your home cleaned with a special touch Fully insured and bonded Call 831 -MAID MEN with large truck will 9 do household moves. GA/LL/ND MM SERWICES WINTER SPECIAL FREE Cleaning with bookings of weekly & bi-weekly services. Inquire for details. Caring for your home with personalized and professional service for over a decade. La(Fully bonded and insured) 683-7515 Full or part time. for modem busy Picketing salon, in great location. Established 11 years. Part ownership nego- tiable. (905)831-3205 eve. and weekends (905) 420-0461 JOBS! J065i JOBS' $8 75-$9 25/hour Easy work, flexible hours. local area No experience nec. essary Call 1 800-211 9218 LEARN HOW to operate, a mini office outlet from your nome , and earn a great second income Awe. some benefits Training provided. call (416) 284- 4493 MAC OPERATOR - Fully experienced in type. film and production in a quality conscious print shop Fax resume to (905) 427-4125 MARKETING SALES PERSON for accounting and computer services of- fice in Ajax. Straight com- rnission. 686-0486 MODELS NEEDED Female Ages 7.26 EARN EXTRA INCOME Travel to exciting oties. New York, Paris. Milan. Call for FREE consultation 430-5715 NORTH r'. -.er • . ;r fc.;,,ies �er•ers iw awrxfisr season Expenence pre- ferred. Caa (905)649-5991 OLAN MILLS Ponrad studio, par -rime hours, guaranteed hourly wage . bonus No sell- ing required If you like to talk on the phony and you can work Mon -Fn 5 9pm Wed 8 Thurs 9 3o -fpm Sal 9 30- 1pm Call Kathy 420-5883 aper cpm t General General SPORTS PROMOTERS needed for our bu,y sea - Help IM,Help son with Golf and Country .:lues in Ontario Expert. truer SENIOR TRAVEL once an asset but not es- `orrren `Light NAssembly. su,'J•' i�rne Aporro s•ntial We are willing to -!ailing. typing, forms, etc rtfgwred r Call Clive at train those who qualify Ad- :..aranteed (416)635-2701 (905)683.6690 or fax to. vancement available Call ;ode 6 (24 hours) surae (905)6836837 Wendy 728-8181 ESTHETICIANS. full GIRLS WANTED FROM STEALING LEAGUE, !me.pan time !lexrble sales ONTARIO. between 6 - 19. men's Sun']ay Night Lob aorlrty Call 666-8128 to compete in this year's Ball has openings for 2 1996 Toronto Pageants teams Call Bnaf, eve 579 - EXPERIENCED Tele -mar- Over S20.000 in prizes and 3147 .ms's•, wan!eo no selling, scholarships- Call today 1- $ "nour.bonuses. Variety of 800-3672125 ext 240 ,'rifts Call 905 721 9413 • Party • Sevices • Gardening & eM Gardening & MAGICIAN. a1 !� ends ' 9 ',,,ad',to rn;s-mn for airy age, • Landscaping •Landscaping any l a> i Birthdays. pro - ^lotions. openings, turd ras- TREE MAINTENANCE & REMOVA Lettuce helshows B 9.7057 are or Also tree stump removal "'• tt•% DISCOUNT FOR SENIORS . AVOID SPRING RUSH] +^ . aall Dave 831-7055 .3 Cbwrs..afoa.syarna ta-c • Moving & Ontario Grassworks W. C-dwok S— w1 °'•�""� • Lawn. Garden, Storage 432-0991 -lawn-cummg (specialty) _905 471 5331 _ . -spnng dean -ups - ExperlMced Book Now! Goss Movers -raking. all kinds of • Plerate Bar rates, tomes.. clean-ups. bsmts . attics • • Tllmrs/Sehools nublxsh, small Gees offices, apt., etc. removed Philo moving. Packing available. Pro NNW Pak" 423.0239 EM House $HIM 1966 286-5513 )! Cleaning IntentNlexlenor HARRY -0 -THE MOVERS - Pa"vvPapm n9 Move big or small, we price Personal Touch qualIry crattsmartstlip them all! Free estimates, House Clewing no estimates seniors discount, short notice g references at request moves. Pianos moved, also I dont find house work (905)619-9630 appliances. Comparable demeaning. Just call me, rates. Call 432-2850. nr A, .,,..., rin� -, ON &•, Decorating 1MCHALSKI MOVING -hour—Paint!ng tit • Moving & es. apamtents. offices, apl* tion, basement, docks, trim �a>•ances work. door installation. base- serving ourttam Repos for • DtPPCorating • St Sento and er C 8 R Maintenance Build- 19 yrs. Addt ons, sundecks. Pro IIMttt Painters OfagC Senior and mid month die- ing repairs and renovations board. (905) 619-2930 Bip Jr patio doors, windows, rec- Siete INS - -- electrical, plumbing. ceramic J.S. ARMSTRONG DEV. rooms• flagstone, free est,- Intenoietdenor Pies. carpentry. From small IW.. Specializing in custom mates. 905-576-5760 painlinglipapering repairs to manor renovations horses, additions, renova- TOMMY'S HOME IM- quality crary ship Fully guaranteed, free esti- tions. rec rooms and base- PROVEMENTS- carpentry• no ry n estimates mates. (905)668- ment apartments Residential r10 Obligation esOfnatI drywall, basementdapts. rec DI:LZ�TT� and commercial. Serving room. painting and deco- refertamce5 at request Durham Region for over 15 rating, ceranBc tiles. Call 905 19- M FENCING yrs. Free consultation. Call Tommy at (905)420-8105 Decks, chain link, iron, Jef190S4? '-5706. drilled Irum*, Set posts. ALL Pro Paining and Wall - For Free Estimates call Steve (905) 509-5077 Mobile (416)409- 6456 DISPOSAL RENOVATIONS Fences, Decks, Carpentry . hoofing, demolitions, clean outs. odd jobs, Dan 683-7009 • ' andyman s c conceiling, gene al re - Full ' u Free estimates. Excellent ser- vice. Car 436-7795. FeACT11 lmat nn CARPET Installations - 25 years experience, restretch- mg. our speciality. Free esti mates. D 8 N Duncan, 987 - pairs, top quality work, rea- AJAX Moving Systems - full 1 ryd or ye 1.1 two sonable rates 209. seniors services, moves, appliance Pro MasMr, PaiM�nt $W" 1966 Intenodexiedor pa�glG�ng quality crattsrtmarlshlp no obligation estimates references at request (905)619-9630 TUTORING all gradestsub- jects: French, Spanish. Eng. as a second language. Exp, and cert. teacher Reason- able rates. Please call Anna 905-509-2262 MAN WITH 1'2 ton truck caul discount 404-9669 • Moving & • and patio specialists. Flat • House • • • ax, Financial do odd obs Fair 8 reason- I SUPREME WALLPAPER- Stora a g rate or hourly We now have heated storage units • Cleaning • Party • • Directory able paces Call 571.4730 ING and painting Now offer ng Tree boxes • Services free estimates residential. no lob too small. excellent MEN with large truck will 9 do household moves. with move. Park and load special, starting at $99 and PROFESSIONAL house - FREE refunds with - f • i FAX rates Servet Durham 8 rest . commercial All u Call for information, p cleaning, reliable, g quality RABBITwants work doing ns s Get o in 2 wks. Get your ratan pre - pared by a professional 579-2238 report for nt years Sen- Call John types moves Call Carl or types 725.0005 or 427-0005 wok. Guaranteed sabstac- chit magic for chll ildren's pHave accountant. Corporate tax 8 725-57iors 64 2 Jane 427.2656 tion t•ioonn estimatesBSCalll Brenda myd own magician Can Ere- business accounting services 839-6349 hie 668-4932. available Judy Kuksis C.G.A. (905)420-2081. e 'I'll )•: NEWS .u;%"ER'i'ISER. %%P:I)., .%lAR('II 27, 1996-PACF. 37-A Career CareerCareer Career Skilled Skilled Articles Articles Articles Training TrainingMT raining Training Help Help For Sale 0 For Sale 09 For Sale Continuous Learning comes to the Pickering Town Centre e course caledarsr tn 1;re Come to the Pickering Town Centre on Manch 28 - 31 and learn all about the Durham College Continuous Learning courses offered at St. Mary Secondary Catholic School in Pickering. Registrations will be taken on-site. For VISA or AAtllshwCard regIthation, Cob today for more information tall 721-3000 or at (905) 721-3052 or 1-300461-32M 1-800461-0549 Educating You For the Real World. General General General Sales Help/ Help Im Help , Help ' Agent WAREHOUSE MANAGER A direct marketing company in the book indus- try has a long term opportunity in the Ajax area. Duties are; - Ensuring efficient operation of the warehouse functions in the areas of Inventory control, fulfillment of orders, quality control and shipping / receiving. Experience required in warehouse management, supervision of staff and meeting strict deadlines. Position is very "hands-on" requiring some physical packaging work. Experience with Canada Post and Canada Customs an asset. Own transportation a must. Please FAX resumes to Anthony at MANPOWER TECHNICAL; (416) 787-8217. Please indicate salary requirement. (Jntarlo Motor Sales Collision Center reaulres the seances of a COLLISION REPAIR ESTIMATOR Please fax resume to: 725-0427 Or reply by mail to: ONTARIC �rtr MOTOR SALE: 140 BOND ST. W OSHAWA, ONTARIC LABORERANGROUND POOL INSTALLER swimming pod consbucbon corttpany located in rest or related experience pre tefred iysically demanding work. ust be trustworthy, competent and OSSes aptitude toward WOrI(Ing With tools tCellent driving record a must (idSteer operating experience a plus. )proximate start date: Mid AM interested please fax resume to: (905) 631-6134 consideration you must include hourly Wage ex. talion, and specify ym personal strengths and N10 STAR - Adults tature students want - door to door sales Promote our intro - Y discount offer to home delivery cus- s Set your own work evenings and / ekends, good com- )ton skills required. asset. top commis - paid weekly. Please auf^McGill, 728.4161 WHOLESALE WARE- HOUSE looking for 5 drivers for rapid expansion, no experience necessary, vehicle required, call Ni- cole at 728-8542 WORK AT HOME EARN $15.00' per hour by r. III& bill a 40 hour trairwng Program NO Styling NO COMMISSIONS PwVFuN Time. For details Can: 905.718-9686 'Based on 40 hours on-line talc time. PTIT Hep l P IF you are single a a sm- gle parent or separated or divorced with three years work expenerlce, you may qualify for financial assis- tance d II you are over 45 and have recently been lad off. you may quality fa training assistance, DIP/ CERT, Lotus. Wordperteet, D -Base. Word. Accpac, Bedford, Autocad. Ventura. Pagemaker, Harvard. Cor- el, Computer Programming and Systems Analyst. Co- bol. Pascal and C. Photo- shop, Quark Express and Illustrator, Durham Busi- ness Computer C011ege. 427-3010 Saks Hfdp 1 Agalts MAKE EXTRA MONEY! Sell Avon products where you live or work. C bring beauty home Call: Pauline Naulls (905) 427-4(>it39 G.M DEALERSHIP Requires an experienced G.M. Parts Counter Person. call Gord Mott Bruce Bissell Buick Pontiac Ltd. 905-683-6561 or fax resume to 905-683-8705 Im Skilled Daycare Help • Wanted REPLACEMENT WIND- OW Installer, to be capable of installing bays. bows. and cutouts. minimum 10 yrs experience Good pay Steady work Own tools and and transportation Call 433-7695 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 expenence MATURE Lady to babysil in my home, 2 children ages 3 8 1 Non-smoker, ECE. CPR. Call 433-0062 PART TIME NANNY frequent babysinmg light housekeeping needed m- mediatefy Pickering area. car an asset. call 420-1476 WANTED IN MY HOME. mafure.loving person to care for 2 children, part time days References, own transportation, non smoker cal 420-0950 2PC Sectional includes snfa bed, cream with blue 8 rose stripes, excellent con dmon. 2 years old, asking $800 o b o Call 666-3449 Circa 1920's walnut dining room suite. beautiful condi. tion $2. 000. 576-7763 of ter 6pm 8 PIECE, solid walnut during room suite. S775. 5 pce antique bedroom suite $575,antique tall boy dresser 5175. 2 - 26- color tv.s $100 each. 1.20' col- or t v $75 6 dressers $45 - $130 each, 3 pc sectional sofa $425. Queen size bed sofa S295, 4 recliners $35 - $75 each, loveseat S85. 2 coffee tables S65 each. 3 armchairs $65 each, 2 of - lice desks S75 each, 4 set of kitchen tables and chairs $50 5175. wate bed frame black lacquer 6 drawers. $100. 3 fridges S65$85 and S115. maple school desk S30 697-3532 APPLIANCES FOR SALE 8eaurmark 'ridge 8 stove almond SeOr; OBO Kenmore freezer, almond 5150 Kenmore washer 8 dryer white 5650 OBO AAI a must Fax resume to 579- ✓-- good hon value $i, 5W asement wrath work area. good conathon Call 905 0352 Baby h.ghCnair clean, S70 Daycare 665.74W .alks and outdoor active. • Available ART' Limited Eaitions ' Hospital Nylon •r.c. „i. -,n .'are- at- d / 2 686-4960 r,sra Romance Etiza- MedlCal Dental AJAX childcare also. tech Berry Brent Town - mi. �r a nor-,. sn+olung en- send. Professionally CERTIFIED denial nronnt Offering care for me framed, double maned assrs- children of any ager Nutn- Must Sell $130 905-725 taut requireri for full-time in pleasant Pick- Ilbfial lunches and snacks 3899position, enng General Practice with Fenced in aid. with y play- BEAUTIFUL :ark walnut good hours Experience ground References avail- hanc :ar,ed buffet and preferred Please reply to able Close to 401 Please hutch, bar in hutchlei6 , tab 190515092290 call 686-0959 padded chars. used only DAYCARE AVAILABLE few times, asking $2200 �ovmg caring erv,nmeri 623-9469 with large backyard strut- BEDROOM FURNI- '•,red ream" - Montesson TURECr A TOP NOTCH PROFESSIONAL Aedlcated to exceptiora �;Ushjmer service 10 ),,in our dynamic team This very busy position requires an individual to be detail orientated iii excellent Interpersonal and communication skills Duties Include, generating new accounts and providing ongoing support to existing chen- lele. Some sales expertence necessary It you area results orientated team player looking for a challenge, please submit your resume in per- son to UNDERWOOD'S 410 FINLEY AVE. AJAX SALES MANAGER TRAINEES 2 mature persons to start .mmediatehy No exp necessary Neat, with good character Expand- ing management program in effect $250.1wk earning potential Car helpful. Apply at 600 Grandview St. S. Unit12 Oshawa 10 a.m. - 12 noon sharp Fri. Mar. 29. SkilleIM d Skilled Help Help INSTRUCTORB CLASS AZ a rryuirctl intlntLli,tl�I� t(.r Ajax rea. Ntust Italic OSL rt flit calf• ()r 1'1)IC and air I)ralc(•" Fax rL•�Ulnc• lot 905-428-3�6p59(W TRANS�� S CANADA TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING 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. Lt H 7K4. Fax # 905-655-5997 Leading Toronto Area equipment rental compa- ny requires diesel mechanics experienced in: Cat, Hitachi & Volvo. And specialists in the following: portable air compressors -ride-on compaction Good compensation packages offered Written replies only to: Hub Equipment Limited 2960 Markham Road Scarborough, ON. M1X 1E6 or FAX 416-29&1297 -penence Large spacious ✓-- good hon value $i, 5W asement wrath work area. Mirror. $50 Value 5200 ltntious snack and =not Baby h.ghCnair clean, S70 nchies Close ' park for 686-5769 .alks and outdoor active. ' es. age range 2 1.7 -5 yrs Carpet Broker, 100".. . -Kation Rotherglen N Nylon •r.c. „i. -,n .'are- at- d / 2 686-4960 sistant carpet For 3 rpoms, only S369 00 Price in - DAYCARE n our home Nhites Rr, Smoke and pet '--7 Cleansale toys. itis and educational ;gimes Call 420-1602 LOVING CARE for any, � ;ed h 't'l r Hwy- e2 6 J`„tstney Home cooked '-peals. learn programs, tots tun Phone Wendy evenings after 7pm 905- 42747C3 LOVING '•+other with day- .irt, e.penence. Family • uses Degree. CPR off- •• -s stimulating piannec ac- • +flies. balanced meals. .,,,d receipts h't" 2.'West- --y Heather 4280208 Mother �,f 3 ' 2 v Did with first aid trailing of provide daycare in our non smoking nOme Or11y one ;,r :wo „hddren wilt be ac- :epted Nutritious meals, snacks and amities area provided Cam Sylvle at 619.6718 SOUTH AJAX, excellent daycare 17 years expert - Brice Reliable and afford- able Happy environment Huge playground 8 lots more 6 months and up Will provide receipts Ref- erences upon request 686-8719 SPACES available now for 2-1/2 - 4 year Olds for my ECE preschool home daycare. Also looking for school -aged children for summer. Receipts, refer- ences Lisa 905-420-9%0 anytime ' Empb ted PERSONAL HOME- CARE- Mature Woman provides housekeeping, meals. laundry. compan- ionship for elderly/home - bound Transportation! errands. References Compassionate rates 905- 404-9400 Colleen Firewood go d SKIDS & Pallets for fire- wood, hardwood 8 soft- wood mixed, pre cut or bro- ken. delivery available. large 8 small loads Limited time offer call. (905)430- 9013 dudes 30 Sq yds carpet. deluxe pad and installation in your home Free quota- tion in your home No in- terest no payrnerif for one full year. Daniel. 1.800- 217 0104 CARPET MILL DIRECT 0.,'. -V p :k pt., -.r' Stam resistant carpet for 3 rooms, only 5349 price in- cluding, 30 square yards, carpet, pad labOu r. Free estimate. Arnold 1.800- 6636046 1 yrno payment. no interest.. For 1 rue year CARPET. Fall,ngorook ycv ,, e at sseount pnic e3 Vinyl. stain resistant Fite includes Dad and ex- p'.wl installation Call N,c. a,(905)655-3519 CARPETS ots of carpet. •„'('-. -yior new stain re - ease carpets on hand. I will _arpet 3 roans. $349 Price raudes carpet premium paa expert ristallarion. fast :Jekvery ••ee estmates (30 yards) Norman 686-2314 COMPRESSOR. 51-1p. new motor 22C von$. 80 gallon, commercial use WANTED outboard motors. lawn mowers, water crafts, doesn't have to work Call Winston (905)420-6559 COMPUTER. Packard Bell 35cd, 486dx2.66 12mb. 540H0, CDROM. sound card, speakers 15 -SVGA monitor, .ey- board. mouse, lax modem. joystick, software. both 1 yr old Package 51700 Call (905)723-0595 anytime COMPUTERS PENTI- UM 75's from as low as 51.135 includes 8 MB Ram, 1 44 FD I MB MPEG video. 104 keyboard. 850 MG H Drive midtower case 230 WPS Several 486's from 3500 Quad special CD rom kits 5199 Clanngton Computer. 164 Baseline Rd. E Just east of Flying Dutchman Hotel. CONTENTS of luxury of- fice, inducting mahogany desks and shelving, glass shelving, phone system, bar fncige. stereo, tax. pa- per goods etc. 579-3277 CONTENTS, CHERRY WOOD.6 pce dmingroom with credenza. king size bed. double dresser, chest of drawers. double bed. etc 905-686.4369 DINING SUITE. Tho- masville, Transitional Pe- can black highlights, par- son leg table, curio pier cabinet. server. 2 arm chairs, 4 side chairs, new condition. S5.000 or best otter 433-1733 ELECTRIC Furnace $100 432-1863 DIAMOND RING, set 64 Carat pear . plus 12 brill - ants. appraised $5.200 Beautiful set. Asking 51700 final 432-8919 ESTHETICS, electrolysis equipment Sell entire package. $2600. or indi- vidually Call 905428- 8372 FRIDGE 6 Stove. Al- mond, excellent condition. Call (905) 4272651 KITCHEN CABINETS. Gray very good quarry U shaped 8 straight counter. sink 8 taps Available for best offer. call 725-7866 GUN SHOW SUN MAR 31 8 a.m -noon PICKERING CIVIC COMPLEX Valley ;:arm a0 V';St .f Brock Rd lust south of Hwy 42 905-689-8181 HAMMOND "Pc -,A•, male yr �e5�e $650 or best otter 725-9153 KENWOOD Deluxe 250 wa- n;m,: •,.alre stereo system Dolby Pro Logic receiver. HX Pro tape deck 5 disc CO player 5 speak ers. 5 yr wartanry Free Je- livery Rent to own by phone for only S13 75/ week Cad today 1905571- 413 OAKIPINE FURNITURE 'N^., Car • %iii prce- `_'e It Ontanos oldest and lar gest manufacturers is now selling direct to the public Eg car pedestal table and 4 chairs 5849 7 ft double Pedestal anC 6 chaos $1499, cannnonball beds fcxn $399. Over 20 stain choices. all said- no veneers Tradihonat Wood- working 905-985-8774 PIANO 'OR SALE Bald - Size, inciud- ing tench L.ke -..w regu- 4" tuned New :Dst over 55000 asking 52000 905. 668 ",77 PIANOS - GRANDFA- THER CLOCKS ,... ram . .argent ..-acnon- New and useC pian03 Not S.,e1 Rent to own apt size, upright grand digital keyboards All 1995 mer- cnansse reduced' Telep Piano Works 4'i3- • 491 SHEDMAN 7uaiity barn style >-r,.; ..t 7 X 8' 5394 Nus tax Mary other sizes and styles available Also garages and dec.s For more into call co-- 119- 2093 Cnb. $125 Call 905 723- 6921 SOFA 6 Love Seat for sate c :: u,nd,flcn Ask mg 5500 A must see' Call 6830055 SOFA cve-seal & chair never sed. 5550 Fnoge, 5200 Cal 905-723-8669 SQUARE glass coffee table with glass pedestal. Cherry, hall console cabinet 8 matching minor, oak in. pie dresser, mirror, and 2 drawer night stand (905)686-1646 TOP QUALITY PURE MAPLE SYRUP. from Quebec Family Owned Business Discount on large quantity Call Lucille 1905)723-6385 TOSHIBA 27' stereo tele- vision Amazing picture 6 yr parts 8 labour warranty. Free delivery Rent to own by phone Only S7 95i wk (905)571-1413 FOR SALE Sliding mir- rored closet doors 40 x 80. C41 905.420-4028. WASHERS S150 8 up, dry- er $100 & up, apt -size washers 5200 & up, white stove $200. side-by-side, icemaker, water dispenser $500 432-7167 WASHERS, dryers, fridge, stove, new and recor l - Ironed, 5225 and up for re- conditioned washer, $175 and up lot reconditioned dryers 5175 and up for re- conditioned fridges and stoves Also coin operated washer and dryers Ste- phenson's Furniture and Appliances, 227 Court St . Oshawa 576-7448 WATER TREATMENT Sys- tems, filters, hydrocarbons. chlorine taste 8 coot. PCB, Toxoplasmosis, para sites.eic Available above or below counter Anne 666-9586 WEDDING Dress, size 7/ 8 oN the Shoulder ex tremety beautiful 5600 firm Call Sandra 905 985 WEDDING DRESS size 10- 12. designer dress, full long Skirt off the Shoulders, no beads or sequins, very ele- gant, asking S600 433- 5036 WHY pay cable's Go Di rect' RCA 180 Digital Satal- Re. Up to 175 channels Best quality picture 8 sound Rent to own by phone $8 50 wkly 1905) 571-1413 YORK 2001 Work Out Gym Padded oench Ham 'Jle Bar.Cross bar,short bar Like new $125 Call 434- 8730 Articles Wanted ANTIQUES Aosowleiy. Purchasing furniture or an- ything old Scientific instru- ments. china, silver. adver- tising, toys. decoys, dolls. milk bottfes. collections or estates Call RoDert Bowen Antiques (905) 655-8049, Brook'. SCUBA rouipment want ed eo rills. mss snorkel and possibly BCL 8 Octopus Must be in ex Celleni condition and of re- cent design and premium - quality 434-5780 UNWANTED Scrap metal picke„ ,p 'ridges, stoves. was -e-, dryers cars. trucks, etc Call 1905)430- 9013 WANTED used wagon f%r 2 :rdrren), used play. rousemens and ladies bike Call 723-7175 Computer /Internet INTERNET ADVERTIS- ING - WEBVERTIZER •wet page 'r gr ar; creation including graphics. tables. hypenext Imes tortes. and ,mage scanning at reasonable rates See Our home page of www dumarmnews net -fgc329rweovemzer t,tml or call Dave at 905986 4•:? Pools, Spa EARLY BIRD SPECIAL , .4 .argl,tdr Kaya. Poolndudes decks 4 'enc - mQ $4.995 Meets,ccai oy- laws 25yr warranty 1.800- 668 7564 Pickering/Alax Phone 416.798-7509 non,Boarding SIBERIAN HUSKY wormed. home raisedwell soGaitzed. paper tinned 7 weeks Did Males d fe- males Oshawa 579-5730 'ALL YOUR K-9 NEEDS UNDER ONE WOOF' Offering OBEDIENCE Sat urday. weekday ( babysit. ting avalaWe and everkng classes DOGGIE DAY CARE. flexible hours GROOMING. Do it Yourselt Or We Do Call K-9 KLUB- HOUSE for more Mcrma- lion 905-683-7852 Automobiles 9 M11 for Sale 1961 Buick Regal Ltd V8. 2 -door body & engine in excellent condition. Irans- nkss,on needs repair, 5800 09.000 km , mint condition, fully - loaded 8 will certify Call 905-436-1515 1985 Plymouth Voyager LE. 2.6L, air conditioning. 7 passenger, cruise control. tilt steering, root rack, 131.000km, new tires, one owner, $3600 certified Please phone 728-4625 1965 TEMPO 5 -speed. low kms. certified, S1250 or best offer Call 905.434- 8348 1986 NISSAN 300 ZX, loaded. tilt, cruise. air, lum- bar system. T -roof. 5speed. excellent working condition, asking 53950 certified, OBO 728-1582 1986 Taurus BO. 83 Che- vede $100C cell 060. 83 Toyota truck BO. 80 Cutlass $1000 cert OBO Dave 57922866 1967 Chevy Caprice Wag- on, beige solid, some sur- face rust 9 passenger ideal for large family or work. mazy new parts S1900 firm cenihed Call Jett 404- 9517 PAGE 38 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, MARCH 27,19% Auctions s ' Auctions ' Auctions s ' Auctions 8 I AuctionsMAuctions e ' Auctions e 1 Auctions e I Auctions M No .... CALL 683-7545 t;r up -to -dale auction listings Clarington residents call 404-2615 For an audio version of all current and upcoming auctions located in southern and eastern Ontano please call the above number ANTIQUE AND COLLECTIBLE AUCTION. Sat. Mar 30th to be held at Warners Auction Hall. Hwy 1102. Colborne. Mostly al' as touno. some need refin oth- ers excel condition, set of 6 and set of 8 panted press back chairs. several odd chairs. rockers Wind - sir chairs etc. collec- tion over 50 shaving & mustache cups. se- lection glass, china, porcelain, brass & cast PCs, Pnmatives etc selection old pic- tures 8 frames. selec- tion dressers. and chests of drawers. wooden bridge set several old toys, de- pression glass. very nice Bonnett chest with Acorn pulls. cup- boards. old light fix- tures, cast Iron tea wagon. exceptional nice matched pair Jenny Linn single beds in excel condi-' tion. Hockey Cards, selection old mirrors. old trunks blanket boxes, old tools. 2 old quilts, ant pump or- gan, ant buffet. curio cabinet. wooden washing machine. ant ext table, area rug. milk cans, office desk & char, cupboards. etc NOTE this is par- tial list only Sale starts 1000 a m terms cash, cheque. Visa. MC. interac No reserves Gary b Bill Warner Auctioneers (905)355-2106. Antiques. Collecta- ;`I�S. Household arts- . Sun March 31st. a m (Viewing )0) MacGregor's A,, tion Hall. 182 Wel- ,Ion St Bowman- - Take 401 to Wa- ery Rd & North to #2 -w,,,. East to Scugog S' & North 1 km., fol - h Auction & Wow ".Ian Signs This Sun - la,, s Auction features a•exceptional offer- of quality articles iding 2 Victorian ,_',i's. Hoosier cup- tr-)ard. several old ressers & chests of drawers. washstands. upboards. cobblers ',e^ch. spinning kneel. Tiffany lamps. tables (k tenon, : i^our. round w ped - games. etc ). chair, & rockers. Hobart co'tee -'der oil lamps. :ks & jugs, milk "Ili, did & new PIC - .—s many iId col - tables. chainsaw. Nand saw. electric r,d, cap scooter, _ -attmatic bed. :.,tnuty of rough pone .-- ber. 16' cherry- , d board.. Auction ,i,ures many more -a-, unique & useful a•' :les from the past present Terms L,ash. Visa, M C. '�e.tue & Interac Call all your auction needs, your place or vu's MacGregor Auctions Mike MacGregor 905-987-5402 WS -987-3664 AUCTION Thurs. March 28th Selling assets of Building Construction Co to be sold at WARNER'S AUC- TION HALL Hwy 2. Colborne ncluding 38 x 10' office trader equipped to go. Ce- ment mixer. wheel barrows. shovels. rakes. hoes. several Saiarnanders. plus other good Propane heaters. 3 air condi- tioners qty 220 volt -onstruction heaters. several water A mud Dumps with hose vary )us sizes. H D. shop' vac, ladders. pope benders. several rransds with to -pods and rules, bolt cutters. ity good power tools, drywall guns etc in- auding Hdti, Makrtas & Milwawkr brands. cir- :ular saw,,, cut off iaw lge quantity ,lades. trowels lev- -�Is, fittings and tas- *eners. table saw. compressors. Poly and Insulated tarps, welder tanks & carts. hoses and gauges. pulleys Jacks elec Dumps, chains. desks chairs. drum art. elec pope bender, -egulators. Rex - )therm 250,000 BTU and Flagro 315.000 BTU heaters. etc 'Vote this is partial list ,)nly Sale starts at 6)00 pm -Plan to be ,)n time Good can- teen on premises. Terms cash. cfleque, '✓osa. MC, Interac Gary 1L Bill Warner Auctioneers (905)355-2106. Sat. Mar. 30th at 10 a.m. 870 Taunton Rd. E Whitby. We are sell- ing a small estate. new furniture plus new tools including 2- 9 pc diners, new 7 pc bedroom suite. wing back chairs, 2 old vio- lins 2 coffee tables, ft marble). oriental urns, silver pcs.. ap- prox 20 L.E prints. 2 rockers. new bed sofa. new chester- fields & love seats. 3 Roval Doulton hgur- nes. Toby mug & Co- alcort. kids desks. ',,st freezer. maple %ir,e & 6 chairs. new ria'tresses & box ,,rings. old sec. desk, oirl dentist chair. old olidle sewing ma- -'r lie. ham radios. VCR, vice. large se - 7 on of hand tools. .,; many articles -wing Friday from 1 to 6 p m Terms i,h, Visa. M C. D,>bit Card McLean Auction & Liquidations 905-6863291 905.432.2836 AUCTION SALE SAT MAR. 30/96 5 P.M. PETHICK AUCTION BARN, 2498 CONC. RD. #8 BOWMANVILLE (HAYDON) I's week we have to :» ;old a large variety inbque & modern rture appliances. actable glass & ^ a. lawn & garden :.ipment tools in- rling 8 pc dining - ,n suite, 1 large 3 wall unit, chester- I suite. bedroom _:e. oak :hina cabi- fridges stoves. hasher & dryer. Ltd Fdinon art & many ^er interesting & un- -.-al Mems Large ,,air- Viewing from 4 T Terms are cash. V sa. MC or Debit Care For more into ca (905)2634252. Sae managed and sod by Garry K. Powell Auctions, Appraisals & Liquidations 11 A.M. PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION AT PETERBOROUGH AUCTION CENTER On Hwy 7-2mi E of Peterborough Now accepting consign- ments of cars, trucks. vans. 4 x 4's, RV'.s. consign early to be listed in ads Expect- ing approx 40 vehi- cles Let us sell you car Can now Orval McLean Auctions - Peterborough 745- 5007 or 1-800-461 6499 ORVAL AND BARRY MCLEAN AUCTIONEERS GOOD FRIDAY APRIL 5 10.30 a.m. Au.bn^ Sail' _ An- b,:ues & Collectables :he property of Car - )i' s Curiosities Stur- )e m Falls Ont sell - n -7 at the Stoultviile Grtintry Market Sales Barn) New Bt; 'ding located at ^.e East end of Sr uftvdle on 10th ine North A large ;ale with approx 600 ors of antiques & -10ectables. includ- n,; 9 pc. diningroom su fa. 7 pc bedroom suit (both Walnut) "at to wall cupboard, 7aK hall stand. wash- ,%i,io. icebox & u , Kcase. Victorian & Bir :'s Eye Maple At - Press back Net blanket box. collectables in - 1e bone china .L�s & saucers. Col - blue jars, old milk riles. ADV & To - _i cc tons. Granot- ware. coins & money, aiassware. old tools. n lanterns. cook bnAs. etc. A very ',ean sale with some .,r ique & interesting awns. Plan to attend Lunch available. Terms: cash or cheque Phil Faulkner Auctions 1-905-852-9631 ■ IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE NOTICE Acting In our capacity as Auctioneer & Liquidator under instructions received. we will sell I 'INVENTORY DISPOSAL' 'PRIVATE COLLECTIONS' 'ART GALLERY STOCKS' 'COMPUTERS' 'COLLECTIBLES' 'FURNITURE' 'SPORTS MEMORABILIA' '150 L.E. PRINTS* PUBLIC AUCTION HELD AT- DATE: THE HOLIDAY INN OSHAWA SUNDAY, MARCH 31 1011 BLOOR ST. E. 12:00 NOON OSHAWA PREVIEW 11:00 A.M. OVER 800 ITEMS TO BE OFFERED NO BUYERS PREMIUMS OR SURCHARGES EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF WOODEN FURNITURE IN CARVED MAHOGANY & OAK, ACCENT ITEMS, DECORATOR & UNUSUAL ONE OF A KIND COLLECTIBLES BY KOSTA BODA, SWAROVSKI, ROYAL DUX, DOULTON, HUMMEL, PRECIOUS MOMENTS, GOEBE KAISER. BELCARI, SCHMIDT, & MORE. JEWELLERY, COINS, WATCHES, DIAMOND RINC TIFFANY STYLE LAMPS. "PERKIN HAMMER 1803" SAMUARI SWORDS, WROUGHT IRO DECOR PCS., COLLECTOR DOLLS & RAIKES BEARS, FOYER & DECOR MIRRORS, DELF BAVARIA PLATES, WOOD CARVINGS, BRONZE STATUARY, DISNEY FIGURES, CHERISH TEDDIES, COTTON AFGHANS, SANTAS, SATSUMA PORCELAIN, CHEZK. CRYSTAL, DIGI' MICRO RECORDERS. OVER 150 LIMITED EDITION PRINTS, CANVAS, DECORS, PANEL SERIAGRAPHS, BY WELL KNOWN ARTISTS; C. MARSHALL, A.J. CASSON. BATEMAN, ROMANCE, LUMBERS. TAIT. A.Y. JACKSON, LOATES ETC. A.J. CASSON 5 PC. SERIGRAI SET (ESTATE AUTHORIZED). ALL MUSEUM FRAMED. 486-586 COMPUTERS, PANASON FAX MACHINE, CORDLESS PHONE, PRINTER, ETC. FREE DRAW AT SALE CONCLUSION Terms: Cash, Visa. Mc, as per posted & announced at sale. Additions & Deletions apply. Early Registration. Limited seats to first 100 registered. Arrive early... PROFESSIONAL AUCTIONEERS INC. 416-298-174 _,... . ,. ". ..1.- . .. r. SAT., MAR. 30TH, 10 A.M. Selling the household contents. machinery. and equipment of Ce- cil Merlin. RR#I New- tonvdle. (Crooked Creek). North of New- hinvdle 2 miles and 1 rude east on 4th Concession (Watch lot signs) 7 pc. pro- vm, iaf walnut dining suile, 2 pc. print tradi- tional chesterfield su- te. 5 pc marble brass ,ltee table ensem- ble. occasional chairs, amps. painting, i akshi Auboson Rug - x 15 11". Sony nitron Color TV. ornote) Zenith Co - ,,;r TV. (portable). Zenith VCR: Toshiba TRS 120 Receiver. Scny;Pooneei Receiv- „r units. enterta n- nient stand. antique ,,; right radio. 5 pc wrxight iron dinette. 4 p.- Ivory provincial bed,00m suite. an- tuque chest of draw- er,, single bed. 4 pc walnut bedroom suite. 5 pc. dinette. war - dr be. bedding. mens. swivel rocker, ,,::;asonal tables. Kenmore vac. sewing machine, chest freezer. Inglis washer and dryer, old fridge .i ^d stove, kitchen - ha -e small applianc- ,,, mirrors, glass- ware, china. etc. JD riding mower w/ in Mower deck �0 hrs hydrostatic). :•.ively 5665 com- mercial ride behind •r;i.Jor with 50 in front ^wer deck gravely Super convertible factor, gravely at- ta. hments, Lawnboy push mower. small 2 wheel utilities trader. B S 2 hp gas garden s:,rayer (portable on wheels), gas weeder, pruners. seeder. Stihl it- Chainsaw, bench gander, bench voce pressure system, 7 rolls snow fence. quantity steel post. quantity plastic pipe, wheelbarrow, lad- ders. tools, trunks. chicken feeders, pic- nic tables, complete set cupboards, and a large variety of other articles Household effects sell first. Own- er moving Refreshing on site -plan to attend. Terms Cash, Ap- proved cheque with ID Auctioneer Frank G. Stapleton (905) 786-2244 "Celebrating our 25th Year" EQUIPMENT AUCTION BERRYBANK FARMS RR11112 TAUNTON RD., ORONO,1 1!2 MILES WEST OF HWY #115 SAT., APRIL. 6 10 A.M. SHARP Selling a complete line of tractors. machinery. implements, vehicles. tools. farm equrpmenl. etc Kubota 7200 Die- sel 4 x 4 (loader/back- hoe, ) Leyland 272 Diesel 4 x 4 (Cab. 75 Hp), MF 35 Diesel w/ loader. Massey 50 gas, Ford 8N (Recon- ditioned). Fordson (As Is). McCormick Deer - !ng Tractor (on steel). riding lawn mowers. Planting. seeding, spreading equipment, several plows (3 - 4. 5 Furrow. Several culti- vators. balers. hay mowers, sprayers, po- tato equipments. trucks. cars, misc . etc.. For information and to consign this auction contact THE AUCTIONEERS JOHN D. BERRY. RR#2 ORONO (905) 983-5787. 983-5133 FRANK G. STAPLETON. NEWTONVILLE (905) 7862244 ESTATE AUCTION GRIST MILL AUC- TION CENTER NE WTONVILLE, MARCH 29TH. FRI., 6 P.M. Ing the attrastnve -tents from a Tor - estate and Co- t, , ag home 4 pc p ,vincial bedroom .,Te. 5 pc contem- p—ary bedroom suite. .r -lar chest. 5 pc. Duncan Phyte dining s,,ite. china cabinet. occasional tables, oc- casional chairs. ches- terfield suite console c -)r t.v.. (rem pnnable color t.v. b,r,k shelf units, table lamps, china, glass- ware. silverware. bedding, kitchenware, small appliances. stem ware. Mikassa china, oil lamps, nu- merous antiques, painting. costume jewelry, computer desk, typewriter desk. fridge. stove, washer. dryer, and many other interesting articles This is another large auction, plan to at- tend. Terms Cash. approved cheque. visa, interac. AUCTIONEER - FRANK STAPLETON, (905) 786.2244 "CELEBRATING OUR 25TH YEAR" AUCTION BARN Friday, March 29 at 5:30 pm 3 miles East of Little Britain on County Rd. 4 Grandfather clock - Antique dressers & chests of drawers. Parlour Tables. Wick- er chairs, Bunk beds. Antique sideboard. Lead Soldiers. Hat pins, depression glass. 3 pc. Antique parlour set. Crocks. Co -oil lamps. odd wooden kitchen chairs. 2 door Kefvr nater refrigerator, K,,Ivinator 30 in. elec- tri, stove (1 year old). f n Bewail Radial Arra, Saw, Craftsman .1 in. 12 speed drill pre,,s. Shotguns & Flo - Centennial Cr—yenne 22 Winchester Rifle, D,wble Sk, Doo Trail - Honda 250 Four wheeler, 22 ft. en- cl•;sed car carrying trader with loading ramps & electric brakes (Certified last May) Plus a qty chi- na glass. household R collectible items - Don & Greg Corneil Auctioneers R.R. #1 Little Britain (705) 786-2183 ESTATE AUCTION, SAT., MAR. 30 6 P.M. MYLES KING AUCTION HALL 33 HALL ST. OSHAWA M) -tern and antique turrnture, 7 pce dining oom suite, 3 pce. ,:f:estertield suite, like new, 2 occasional hairs, oak toffee and ,n l tables. magazine :abie. leather inlaid antique desk, color vanity. 3 pce bedroom suite, chest of drawers, dressers, wooden table and 4 chairs, wall unlit, rock- ing chair, riding lawn mower, Craftsman, 215 hp, electric start, 38" cut, joke new, lawn furniture, antique center table, trunks. tools, large quantity of antique dishes, china, silver, jewelry, bed- ding, large Sale plant to attend all furniture welcomed. Sales every. Tues., Thurs. Sat at 6 p m MYLES KING AUCTIONEER 725-5751 MRAuctions e I Auctions rem, Auctions FRIDAY NIGHT MARCH 29' VIEW 6 P.M. SALE 7 P.M. 26 BEECH AVENUE, (LIBERTY ST NORTH TO CONCESSION ST 2 STREET WEST TO BEECH AVENUE) PARTIAL LIST Sanyo, Scott, Sony, Emerson, Prosonic, Electronics, compact disk, home stereos, CD radios, cordless phones & answer machines & caller IDS walkmans, 20 to 25" colour TVs with closed caption, 2 head & 4 head VCRs, personal CD player with car kit, porcelain dolls L.E. Edition, Ashley, Santas, Emily, Samantha etc. TVNCR stand, baby strollers, kitchenware, country dining set, air beds, Tramontina & Professional cookware sets, 14K jewelry, diamond rings, bracelets, Michiko pearls, baseboard heaters, humidifiers, porcelain vases, fish bowls, watches, toys, chess sets, steppers, gym bikes, ski machines, tools, wrenches, screwdrivers, socket sets, organizer tables, computer table, trampolines, collectible die cast cars, antique oak reproduction phones & radios, oriental hand painted figurines, cork pictures, cedar chest, goose down duvets & sheets, porcelain musical clowns, Harley Davidson radios, Tiffany lamps, Touch & Bankers lamps, mantle clocks, bronze figurines, bath scales, crystal liquor sets & figurines, small appliances, coat & shoe racks, Hoover vacuums, Iona upright wet & dry vacuums, ottoman, chair, rocking chair, bread machines, etc. Too many to list, something for everyone. TERMS:Cash, Visa, Mastercard. 10 A.M. ESTATE AUCTION Of the late Kip E Gemmill - also Irene Pechin Estate. Excel- lent antique sale at Orval McLean Auction Center - Lindsay - Junction of Hwy #7 and Angeline St S. Lindsay. Items include pine flat - to - the - wall cupboard, large side- board with a combi- nation of soft and hardwoods, 8 pc. wal- nut dinner, oak bow tont curved glass chi- na cabinet. mahogany Victorian sweet trol- ley set of pillow -back Hil,hcock style chars with original paint and restored rust seats. beautdul carved Vic- tonan settee. 2 carved Victorian gentleman rhairs, assortments of antique side chairs. ,pholstered Victorian ;nags. two child rock- er~ ladder back nurs- irnj rocker with rust ,,eat, small side table will,. one drawer, 2 an- tique Windsor chairs, maid tilt top table, V :tortan sewing tab e, small walnut andlestick type ta- bles, walnut ladies 1-sk, beautiful Victor - ,it, mahogany oval table, mahogany Ir- rr, ry case with claw large marble top r ' our with inlaid I., oration. gothic Cho- case, hicase. antique )rd cabinet. oval .;n.-rry dining table. '•,ins' and ladies re- 1,•re chairs. attractive AK low chest with vied mirror, brass oak drop front !-,k. Heintzman r ght piano, piano ,t ) AS. oak morns n,ur. mahogany drop , ,il dining table. pine ;; anket box, ginger- bread clock, sessions mantle clock kirby vacuum, several large oil portraits. complete set of wedge wood dinnerware. turguoos florentine. assortment of 20 collector dolls, old teddy bears. doll furniture and clothes, child's rocking horse, a numbed of valentine collector plates. 20 Royal Doulton figur- nes, some discon- tinued, toby mugs, royal crown derby. clo Sonne pieces, gor- geous epergne. pretty pr lusters, iman plates and bowls, chinese mud figures, quantity of brass cast candle- sticks, several stencil - decorated serving trays, complete water set in flown blue pat tern, large quantity of blue on white granite dish and , cheese eral pressed is kerosene lamp: I chimneys, a se ion of pieced quat kitchen stone e, assortment o ler moulds aril Idles, glass can g jars, mid 190 Bury. 94 Chilly. In lid, loaded, 81, p Wagoner Ltd. Jed, 10' pine har t table, prow itch pew, partia This well be an in isting sale, not t( missed. To consgr aces, full house o inmentfuls, cal 324-2783 Lindsay 1-800-461-6499 to your auction on site at our bar. ORVAL & BARRY MCLEAN AUCTIONEERS 4". 1'HF::MEWS ADVERTISER. WED., NIAR('H 27. 1996-P,4(;E 39-A Garage/ Garage/ A artments Apartments Apartments Worship Worship Worship WyardSales Yard SalesWMOtorcycles A I pFor Rent M11 For Rent 1 1 For Rent • P • c • P • � Services • � Services • � Services MASSIVE, INCREDIBLE INDOOR GARAGE SALE at Metro East Trade Centre Sat.Mar. 30, 9am-2pm Vendor space $25, table rentals available. call 905-427-0754 Automobiles For Sale 1988 Plymouth Cara- van, V6. 3 titre new rebuilt engine, new McPherson Struts. new brakes.new ;ares. 55400. 1984 Ply- mouth Reliant wagon, 2 2 engine,S1500. 1982 Ford Econollne Van, 3 hire, made Into flat bed truck. $2500. very good work truck. 1983 Camero Z28. new paint, P/S. PIS. 5 speed high performance. $2895 All vehicles certir hed. call 728-6337 1989 Plymouth Voyager SE van 6 cylinder. 7 pas- senger, loaded. air. cruise, nit, O w . p.I , tint. excellent condition $6995 certified 428-8546 1990 TRACKER CL, red, am.!m stereo.:;assette, soh - top, new hard -top. stan- dard. 114k. excellent con- dition, must sell 56500 certified o.b.o. 905-432- 3119 1991 Honda Civic. 96.000 5 speed, artVfm Cass Peter 434.7564 1992 CHEV CAVALIER White. 2 door. A'C. 56.000 ams 1 driver, $6995 Certi- I ed OBO Price to sell 432 7621 1992 CHEVY Corsica LT -�ey 4 door. 91K. air_ abs. auto, am/tm cassette good condition 58000. Cap 905- 427-0968 FULLY LOADED 1993 Park Avenue. must sell, 516:00 or best offer (905263-2446 1993 Pontiac Grande Prix SE. auto. 4 doors ful ly loaded, power sun root. bright red. 81.000 kms Certified Ask -9 $12,300 905-619-0811 atter 5 OOpn 1994 Cavalier VL. 4 door, red auto. air. ABS. PL. PR. delay wipers. AM/FM cas Bette. 55.000 K.I. $9700 certified 1-705-887-5729 1994 DODGE SHAD- OW. 65.000 KM. green 4 dr auto, ps. pb, art Cass. Certified $9.000 404.8356 1995 PONTIAC SUN - FIRE. 30.000 kms $13 500 plus lax. certif ed, call 721- 1716 1987 NOVA ,Corofla) 4 ai ratCh 5 speed one owner, highway driven, new brakes, am/fm cassette stereo Economical , excel- lent running, well main- tained, extra rims. 52500. certified call 905-725-0104 BEAT HIGH GAS PRIC- ES. significate fuel sav- ings. quieter, smoother, longer engine perfor- mance, quicker starts, re- duced oil consumption not lust another oil additive Satisfaction guaranteed.) 571-4529. BOSS GONE SOUTH, SO WE'RE HAVING A P...D OFF SALE!! 1992 GMC Ext. Cab, SLE, 4 x 4, like new, loaded, 72 kms. $19,495., 6 Astro and Safari's all loaded from $6,995. 1992 Cavalier, auto, air. ABS, 116 kms, sale $6.695. 1992 Grand Prix, SE, loaded, pristine white, now $9,225.. 1991 Buick Century Ltd., 3.3, ab- solutely loaded, now $8,295 1991 Firefly, red. auto, 92 kms, $4,495. 1990 Z24 3.1 loaded, perfect, 120 kms, $8,395., 1990 Firefly 4 dr., 5 speed, 82 kms, S3,885, 1990 Big Blazer, loaded, 118 kms, wow $11.445. 1988 Nissan Micra, beauty, $2,995 only 130 kms 1987 Caravan, 6 cyl.. auto only $3.500. 1990 Cavalier R.S. wagon, load- ed now $5,395. Warranty and Financing available O A.0 Certkar Auto Center, 155 King SL W, at Midtown Mall. 579-2886, Open Sun- day. 'Where customers IMM their friends• Automobiles For Sale MCMILLAN 8 MITE AUTO SALES 1987 New Yorker, excellent condition. loaded, 143km 53295, 1987 Cadillac Seville, loaded. blue 121 km $5995 , 1988 Mustanr; convertible, 156km. new top. only $4695. •,pr,ng Is here; 1988 New Yorker. loaded. silver 118km. S574i: ; 1985 Bonneville. new paint, very clean, low km. 52495 a/c. 1988 Buick Century, only 129km. 4 door, 54995 arc. 1987 B2000 pick-up, standard. very clean, only 1441km 54495. 1992 Mercury To- paz, like new. V6 LS, load- ed, only $5995. May cars to choose from under $3000 Cert McMillan b Wife Auto Sales. 200 Dundas St West Whitby Ont 666-3361 JIMMY SAYS 'GET READY FOR SPRING' Come and dive one of this weeks Best Buys from our selection of quality vehi Iles 1987 Monte Carlo SS, black with T tops. spe- cial $8450. 1986 Monte Carlo SS. silver, $7450. 1984 Z28. 53950; 1984 Trans Am S4650. Many spring specials to choose from. Ryan Auto Sales, 517 Brock tit N Whitby 566- 0627 Pager 721-5959 Automobiles Wanted $SS TOP UOLLAH paid for scrap cars. 7 days per week Used parts available. 683-7301 or 428 1879 as ter 6 pm A 6 A TOWING, Pay $50- S2:'Oi-: casr, used B scrap cars 3 trucks 24 hr days Call 416 709 6930. 416-264-4420 30 min sen AUTOMOBILES and trucks wa•-ted fur scrap Any condition, any age. tree removal in the Durham Region, cash pad Also needed. '81 Chill Pickup Call anytime. Oshawa 431 0407 CARS FOR CASH! We buy used vehicles Vehi- cles must be in running condition Call 4272415 or come to 479 Bayly St East, Ajax at MURAD AUTO SALES WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE 'FREE towing !lir scrap. used or abandoned cars trucks 'h, pick „p top prices paid. up to S100 (416)281-3499 (416)281-9804 Trucks for Sale 1987 Blazer, V6. 5 spd., rungs great. asking $3100. Great Deal! Call Martin (leave message) 725-8267. RMTrailers 1993 AMERIGO Travel- Trailor, sleeps six. Hard sides collapse in for travel Refrigerator, washroom. shower, hot water, furnace, new awning. $9500. Call 905:725-0526. Wilillotorcycles 1985 500 HONDA Inter- ceptor under 10,000 km., like new. Call 905-436- 1515. INSURANCE: Open 9 to 9 by appt. Monday to Saturday Motorcycle, Auto, and very completative. Property rates. call Jones -Dooley Insurance Broker (905)427-3595 MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE 683-9725 PINE RIDGE - •'• INSURANC Jul 17 Apartments For Rent WHITBY/BOWMANVILLE 1 8 oedroorm, avo,iatie immediately Call (416) 789- 4145.or(905)665.7602 1.2 & 3 -Bedroom acts in Oshawa and Bo'wmanville Starting at $600,month, fridge 8 stove included. with laundry facilities No pets Call 434 2407 AJAX, COUNTRY ,et ling 1 Cedroom rasrmenl apartment. double walk -out overlooking pond Non- smoker, or, pets, referent es, hrst'last. 5600 Inclusive 428-7407 1 -BEDROOM LOFT apartment, heat. hydro in- cluded. laundry facilities. direct 401. GO access Available April 1st, last month negotiable Call 665- /278 9-7pm, leave mes sage 2 bedroom apt private entrance,parkmg.no pets. references required 1st 8 last Available April 1st $700 an inclusive Call 434- 2558 Leave message 2 bedroom apt , applianc- es, downtown Oshawa. newly renovated. S550/mo 436-0150 2 -BEDROOM basemen! 7q.:I,'^.en• A.- Harwood/ Bayly area Avaiiable Im- mediately S700/month. utilities Call 416-287-8965 905-427.3130 -.3 bedroom apartments. 8 story building, dose to schools, library South GM plant Available irnmediate- ly and Nov 428-6328 1- 7pm for appointment AJAX SUNNY clean one ued"pn: walk out. eat -m kitchen, fenced yard. air Con, furniShediunfur- nished, walk to town non smokers May I S650,mo 686-!832 AJAX HARWOOD 8 40i_i.a. at- ❑mmediate ly utilities Included. 1 bed- room apt with backva^l. 5650. 6 1 bsmt apt 5550 416-286-6732 AJAX Oxford Towers S:,ar..,us apartments. quiet bung. close to shopping. 401. GO Pool, sauna 3 bedroom available. May 1 683-8421 (until 7 30 p m ) AJAX Westne , 401, base- men apanment. above g•ound. private entrance. $600 Inclusive, available Apr Ist Call (905) 686- ,.363. (416) 497-9620 AVAILABLE April 1st 2 - bedroom W. balcony, downtown Oshawa. fndge. stove $795 inclusive Call 123-4176 ask for Carmen AVAILABLE IMMEDIA- TLEY Oshawa, Simcoe s 3 nun grom 401, 1 1/2 bed- rooms, newly panted, parking included. S495 plus hyciro,905- 420-1741 BACHELOR apartment. South Ajax, Ist floor, kitch- en, bath, bed sitting, fur- nished or not, parking or bus. cable and utilities in- cluded Avail March 301h, $500 619-1974 BEAUTIFUL ONE bed- room basement , private entrance, drive, spacious backyard. all inclusive, laundry, air, near 0 /bus route, 5650 mo. 725-8769 CENTRAL AJAX - ground floor 1 bedroom, kitchen. living room, 4 Pc bath, fully furnished, cable, newly decorated,private entrance. 683-4754. CLEAN 2 -bedroom apart- ments, available imme. diately. Close to downtown. O.C. Starting at $650. Call 905-718.9097. DELUXE 3 -bedroom apartments in well kept quiet building, in Port Perry, 15 min. north of Oshawa. balcony with sliding doors, large hvingroom, 1000 sq. It, living space, 1 bath $840 or 2 baths $855 plus hydro. Call 728-2255. DOWNTOWN Oshawa. one bedroom newly deco- rated in nearly new build- ing. $608. plus utilities First/last. Please call 404- 2847leave message. TWO BEDROOM base ment apartment. non smoker, no pets, $750/mo first/last, 1 car parking. sep. arate entrance. laundry facilities, and utilities 519- 1509 FRESHLY painted bright ane uedroom apt Central Oshawa. 5490 plus hydro Parking_ no pets Firstlast/ •efererces required Call Michelle 725.7321 Mon Fri 8-5 p m liume Improvements addidtions,basement aparpmtnet. Floor intstalla- tions, k drh in !bath r000ms, decks lenses, free es- namles call Tom (9050 839-1333. or pager (4160 3365957 Main Floor and Casement w th garage fridge 8 stove Central Oshawa FRr;t and last References regwred $4695 month Call 728.5583 Available May 1st NORTH AJAX isement .1"I .,.,tee j,,,1,.. -.'n. Sep ent , cable . utilities nclu sive. $625 month, non- smoker avail Immed call 905 421 )541 or 4336676 leave message NORTH OSHAWA spot- less 2 bedroom. quiet budding. Rossland/Rnson. $675 inclusive Non smoker May 1 Please call 571 4875 NORTH Oshawa home of- 4err-1 a•ge 2 bedrooms. lull bath l,vmgroom in basement, or 1 bedroom upstairs with full use of main floor Share kitchen (2 others) Suit mature adult includes all utilities, rent negotiable May 1 Mornings 72}2111 PICKERING. One bed - apartment. 4 appliances. central air, fireplace $650 inclusive No pets. Isvlast. May Ist 839-0263 ONE BEDROOM 'Whitby near go and 4;'✓ • Yate. clean, bright. stove etndge. Ist month rent only 5595 phone 5795384 OSHAWA 2 bedroom apart,re,,! available at 888 and 900 Glen St Close to schools. shopping and G M Utilities included F.,%Oasf required Call 728- 4993 OSHAWA 2 bedroom brigh• .i - modern main lloof apt 2 min north of O C , $650,mo Plus utili- ties Includes park ^, Ava,iable May 1 905.83' 1490 OSHAWA 'ewly renoval ed vre S !w,; bedroom.trom $595 mu includes heat and hydro. parking and laundry available No pets, non smokers Call !905)831-8030 OSHAWA small base - mer' apt ,deai for student. $36a mc, plus main- tenance Includes parking First'last required, avail- able May 1 905.831-1490 OSHAWA 2 bedroom. S690 .n apt budding in- cludes heat, hydro, ap- pliances, laundry on site Convenient to 401 and city bus routes Available May 433-0677 CLEAN family budding. Oshawa nosh, one two S three bedroom Includes Heat. hydro. fridge. stove. laundry facilities 723.2094 OSHAWA South, one bedroom basement apart- ment private entrance. bathroom. $350 plus 1/3 utilities, bus. shopping Quiet abstainers only. 725- 2784 OSHAWA. Clean 2 bed- room , 289 Cordova Road / Bloor Park. 1 day 5690 util- ities included Phone 721- 2324 OSHAWA, close to GM, newer building, 1, 2. 3 - bedroom apartments. 905- 438.0229. PICKERING clean small one bedroom basement apartment. 4 pce. bath, full kitchen, 5550 per mo. in- clusive. No parking, 6 mo. lease. (905) 839-6711 PICKERING Liverpool and Bayly spacious 1 bed- room basement apt. Park- ing, a/c, dose to everything. Available immedadely. $650. (905)831-2855. PICKERING, bright, clean, 2 -bedroom base- ment apartment, large yard. steps to beach and park, $650/month plus utilities. Available May 1. Call (416)284-4322 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. & FRL - 9 A M. - 5 P.M. (905)683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED PICKERING. I' '"+ • Oak- P ; .r„d'lmPnt New large :)edroom basement New appliances Laundry facilities Bus to GO 5625 month inclus,v of utilities First and Last References 4288593 evenings PICKERING Whites Rd P.rw / , .•.. large w basement apartment park ing. $700 month Nor smoker ro pets Call 905 939-685r. PICKERING- bedroom tase••.r,• ::rg room ' aimng room with fireplace large kitchen 3large stor- age closels call 831 1979 PORT UNION 41 clean tr gh! - t-,, base ment in Wes! Ruuge. laun- dry. cable. separate en- trance. non-smoker 5600 inclusive Cal! 4'., 293 8849 or 416 287 9492 SOUTH OSHAWA 275 Wehtwortr St Vi a -•P! 1, 2. -bedroomsclose to bus- es, shoppn9 available im- mediately. 5550. 5650 8 up , fndge. stoveheat, by dro, parking 1st required, last negotiable, no pets 434.5183 5765142 bet- ween 9-6 SUPERB N W Oshawa 2 bedroom apartment' Big kitchen w, fndge. stove. great 4 piece. superb l,v.ng-room. new broadloom. central air_ ca- ble. parking Sparkles 6 shines $850/month.eiec tnaty 1SVIast, references 579-9719 TWO !)edroom basement al.i F -..place. 4 pc wash- room. full kitchen. separate entrance. S650,mo Non smoK " (; reterences After 6 p m fCS 668-3053 WHITBY large 2 bed - -n• a;:• desirable area. cruse to 401 and Go Park mg laundry facilities fire place. appliances S850 inclusive FrrSV1astrefer ences Ava..able May 1 5796572 or 666 0049 WHITBY REGENCY PLACE APARTMENTS S-,--, _ retie. d apt available Apr .'i --stem exposure over- ,,�K.nry park. dean. Quiet .'L! JhllhK includi?d APPT 430.7397 Dsml avakaole minted J Pc bath, use of laundry, $695 month inclusive. first 8 ;ast ret 723-7306 WHITBY. 2 -bedroom, 2 tai!", --a.- floor laundry room, downtown. newly renovated, parking, S825 plus hydro Available May 1 (905)8391398 WHITBY. BRIGHT spa nous 2 bedroom carport. laundry. walkout to fenced yard. play area. available may Ist 5650 plus lit hies 668-5345 WHY ren!when you can own your own home for less than you thinkIr Call Dave Haylock Saies Rep Re,Max Summit Realty (1991) Ltd (905) 668-3800 or (9051 666-3211 Houses For Rent $1 - Absolute Affordable! Why Rent? Own your Home from $799imonth (utilities included) No Down pay- ment? Call Mei! Mark Sta- pley Sales Rep Sutton Group Excel Realty 571- 6275 Or 1-800-840-6275 1 A Ahs lw,-1i1„r,Whl.' WHO SAYS YOU CANNOT AFFORD" BUT A HOUSE' Mortgage payment. 3$r Semi $679lmth 3 -Br tiulViow $789/mth 3 -Br Jr. Exec $9691mth Rent -to -Own Available No down ptr WMV Bad DOW BrtYntpt? CIO Ne! 571.6275 14o• -84o4275 MARK STAPLEY "Icv Rip Sullen GnKip Lx,d R,.ilty In, 150 Burk St JC :+-;- beaut', - • ern oom, Ii, 'Shed bsint bedroom, 2 washrooms fenced yard. over sized garage Avail June 1 $900 . utitines 905-668-8502 pr 416-973 8925 1 ST CHOICE AFFORDABLE HOMES' WHY RENT? BUY' No prob em' _et me snow you how' Mort Pay $700 0 A -C. Call Thomas C. Pike Sales Rep. Remax Accord Realty Ltd. 576-3111 WHITBY 2 sl -•e/ 'enged yara. mage. stove. close to schools and Go available April 1 51150 . utilities Call 66f- 5395 665395 AJAX Harvrood,Bayiy. 2 t,-.--- basement apart menti 5750 plus utilities. available April 1 No pets parking, close to all ameni- ties Call 420-1281 AVAILABLE April 15. Dix i-• 1•n, ' • e ffi.hfui 3 bed 'oom, main floor family 'Com. 3-Wi w,o. base- ment gas fireplace rec room. large fenced back- yard, doubie garage $1275.utdit,es 416-236 4677 OSHAWA - -itre area, 4- edro:•-- :..a:ksplit semi. :.rage. 1 1.2 bathsexcel- .rnt condition. 5995. „bk as. firstlast, references no : els. May 1, 434-5656 PICKERING. 4 bedrv„m -,, 4 appliances. ,hared :aundry. Gose to 401 no pew. first .last. ref . 5975. plus 2.3 utilities. '.fay 1 905-420-9171 PICKERING min, to GO srJCP'-i s,:'oois. 3 -bed- room man noor bungalow. 5 appliances, ac. parking May I S875wtihbes 905- 837.0551 Credit check PRIME PICKERING an cation semi Poop air -con- d,ttioned. 1600 sq it plus S1200.'mo . utilities 1st/ last Available April 15th Call 905-697-1551 AJAX, spacious 4 -bed- room cacksplit 2 baths. fa- mdyroom, fireplace. ga- rage $1175 monthly refer- ences 683-8661 WHITBY - over 2000 sq ft 4 bed avmgtamilyldming- room. 2 1'2 barns. gas neat' h,ep,ace aeon , window coverings. $999 plus utili. ties FlrsLIast Non-smoker. no pets 430-2002 Townhouses For Rent GOOD NEIGHBOUR - H000 in south Oshawa 3 bedroom townhouse in small family complex. close to schools and shopping. $9501mo all inclusive First/ Iasi. 435-1088.10 -7 p.m. KING a TOWNLINE Area available April 1 and May Ist Large 3 bdrm townhouses, neutral decor, 4 app' , 1 V2 baths, base- ment d garage 5895 . ulll Phone 721-8213 Evening and weekend ap- pointments available Holy Redeemer Catholic Church 796 Eyer Dr., Pickering Easter Weekend Services Saturday: 8 p.m., Sunday: 10:30 a.m. 12 noon �1 After Easter, the Sunday Evening Mass will remain at 5.00 p.m. all year E MT:wnhouses , For Rent OS-'Ar,A BEAUTIFUL TOWNHOUSE ' , V.ry - hni5he: merrii fencedparlor,;. rage R ;love avail. Jure 559 4.6. a!W= 'Shared Accomodation FEMA, n .-: 2 • .. available s^are .,!,he,_ bate.aundry 5325. 5350 Students mel come Call 905 576-7696 QUIET '. E Oshawa home -< w:tr non-Smpk �• luc,monm Can 576-74-6 ter 5 pm SHARED Acc',mmoda .. n East Oshawa armory Adelaide 3 Owl )Om hruse -r -smok 350month Ava..able WdLately Can 5 "s-8545 NESTNEY •.':r7 2- 3 ..r own bed- ,om B tarn share rest of >use Pno) e. ac ap ,antes. cable 54;,0' chin April !st 905 428 178 Office d Retail Space Space AM' For Rent ,!! 4 Months P, -he Rent '11, INDUSTRIAL units or Industrial p,aza next !o Oshawa Cen- !re Includeds high ce,Ilrli parking. utilities. wasn rooi air compressor. overhead doors Month-by- monm. Parking for truck wrih hydro Available m meoiateiy Starting at 5450 576-2982 Rooms for Rent AJAX .arge private room ,n family home CJean shared kitchen, bath $ aundry $90 per week Call Pain cia 427 7113 AJAX newly renovated home to share. 4 apcl-anc- es. parking, cable 'aundry, bbq 5 -mm walk !v all amenities, pool Maes pre- ferred New bathroom, S90 - week. firstlast Ed 905 428-7737 BAYLY/WESTSHORE clean cozy fumrshed room, all facilities, separate en- trance, S400imonth 839- 4271 LIVERPOOL / HWY. 82 large room on first floor $400 quiet responsible persons. No pets Call 420- 1975 MASTER bedroom and single bedroom In home. share facilities. available April 1, non-smoker, no pets, hrst/last, rent negoti- able. (905)420-0249 NEWLY -DECORATED extra -large furnished room for clean, quiet person. Cooking, near bus. close to Durham College. S300 monthly Call 905-728- 4845 e AccomodaSharedb'on AJAX. Newly finished , to share basement apt. with working male private en- trance,S450 Inclusive, non smoker, available now. 683-5641 Osnaw - 000 sq h second ';dor Oshawa downtown 600 sq main 5500. 3500 sq Lwr Iv; $1000. 250 Sq main. 5350 600 sq 2nd fir S50C. 1050 sq main. $1.000 Call 434244' or °.55 4132 COMMERCIAL ! OFFICE BOND AT SIMCOE CR?zOCS; if ,at $8 per it me TM I I DAVE WATKINS REMAX SUMMIT (19911 LTD. 668-3800 OFFICE SPACE. First month free. profess.00ai. a Lawyer. Medical or Business 4_ square feet. asking S35. month. inclusive. .:a,i Steve 576-6999, Private Homes For Sale Cottages AM, for Rent TRENT er- 4"ooiand 'amply house Keeping cottages. 3 ace ria'^ pool, reach store playg"'hd. 90 mm norr- east Pckerng 888-9'3 2212 88-9!322!2 371 ' ='rate Homes For Sale - 3 Cedroom -I , It Ou::! las .at attached 2 garage Large got Hwy 2 T•uds nth possessror May 'A�..r-g S'r.5 :^r, 905434-72'' QUALITY Ar -.;e , loi, ... V1.rawa 3.2 bedreoms +-o'er ';ver Ook, ' •Wily •i,r,m .,In err place J w.r+ i!< ngrnund poo. ! ca!ns FAG m law potental 160 Goodman D, S17I 500 Call Sheila Mc wren Sutton Status 436 .990 BOWMANVILLE .0 sc; • ;a )w. 3 bedroom. 2 4 p-ece baths central ;bcvac . ^0 Urge decks tastef.•I decor S139 POC Open House. 12- 4 Mar 3! Call 905-623 9756 NORTH Oshawa 4 bed- •._.. -. •e ^ext to smai park ..-r-ge K.!,:.en. Hardwood ' as n L'D )om Gas Fireplace in •.rmiiy room Maser bed- )om wim en swte To w.o. !ouble garage Can 1905! 28.5972 NW OSHAWA _ storey 4 ce• and ga- age Near schools 8 shop- cing Flexible dosing date call (905)723-5594 PRIVATE --,)me in Nunn (,>rawaredroorns. 1-1 garage. -Fonda room. 'im thea famdyroom, many ex as Must be seen to be apprec,afed Call (905 579-0475 WHITBY. 3 bedroum bncK bungalow eat -in kitchen dmmgroom. separate en trance to 2 -bedroom apart- ment. $126.900 Low monthly payments'' Ted Houghton Remax Summit 668-3800 Charming home on two acres. Featuring brick and Kingston linkstone. Bordering Green%%ood C'on.ervalion Area: Net only minutes from stores and all anlenitiea. Three/four bedrooms. two baths tone marble), exquisite wail paneling. superior broadloom, large stone fireplace. cunscnatory and many ottxr extras. Price to sell. No agents. Phone 905-683-8580 TURN TO PAGE 28 FOR MORE CLASSIFIED PAGE 40 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED., MARCH 27.19% CONSE3f 67 CAR. New &Used Vehicles And Professional Service From •A Family Owned Business 1991 .Acura Integra RS tilti Sx(x1 .x\!'!\11 ,i..,•iL- Itl.al�:. ,.•I. su - � •rr\ +Nn,�Cp 1992 Toyota Colica GT 5 so. I„aded. extra .Iran. V,(xx)km 1987 (Ndmobile Cutlass Supreme d dr. V6, auto. AWFti1 stern - 1989 Chrysler LeBaron Turbo 6TC Turbo, air, auto, cruise, pm, p. seats etc. 0 People Who Care ; a .AL A1JT0 =. SLASHES'. HE COST OF YOUR CAR REPAIRS 19M Buick Park Avenue 1992 Jaguar XJ6 V6-31%(N)aut. .0 r. 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AM/FM cars., p.d.I.. air. cruise, p s., p b , dual air bags. $14.995 L1 171911"11-:1 a by the best :5 No Down Pa ment No Interest FOR MONTHS Parts/Labour (excluding tires) -%1ttst cars and FfgtA •� light trucks 139 *Includes new A/C Delco or ` Champion plugs and labour to install - Vans $20 extra �Q Most cars and u.7.7 light trucks *Includes new A/C Delco or Champion plugs and labour !79 install - Vans $20 extra Q� Most cars, light I•I1DIi1 IN true ks and Vans 'Includes computer check and labour to adjust ' 49 Shims and parts extra if needed 099 Most cars and R40 light trucks *Includes new A/C Delco or S9 Champion plugs and labour to Install - Vans $20 extra Most cars, light �J trucks and Vans Includes new premium pads159 J an Labour to install Other parts and tabour extra if needed Q D Most cars, light trucks and Vans *Includes new premium pad an Labour to install *Other parts and labour extra 9 if needed *Includes new car warranty and complete approved oil change with new premium oil filter and up to 5 litres Premium IOW -30 or 5W-30 oil. *Lubricate chassis and suspension. *Inspect and top up all fluids, check belts, hoax, light.%. *Inspect wipers, exhaust, springs and brakes *Rotate and inspect all 4 tires *Supply a written report & estimate for any defects found $40 Fmm IW4=4 Turn regular oil into Synteeb by addingQ Ultra Supreme Engine Treatment for only... ® • LJ f041 4 Mon - Thurs 10.00 am - 9:00 pm, Fri - Sat 10:00 am - 5 pm, Stm - t2:00 - 5:00 Pours. I *-2pm, ues, uArt a9-4- - /:-iU am - D 0 0 OPEN SUNDAY, MARCH 31ST, 2-4 P.M. CALL FOR DETAILS t. •,. ,, YCi ''�"LOT n�ONe CEWALKOUT Aw DOT MISS 28 VANESSA PLACE, WHIM WIDE OPEN SPACES! $149,800! * Spotless 3 bdrm. home *Nge ilot (Over 100 ft. at Mae) * Bay window, bright diming * Family -site kitchen & w/o * King-size master bdrm. * Walkout from fin. bsmt. to custom deck * Cent. air & vac., whirlpool * Quiet child -safe crescent RICK SERGISON* 831-3300 RVMW FIRST R d ty 3,200 SQ. FT. $255,000 - AJAX Big senior executive MIT home on a huge lot in Ilv�7. the HERMITAGE. Main floor library. Step-up roman tub and 4 big bedrooms. This one is like new. ' CALL STEVE FEARON* 683-2992 F//M RC QUAL ONE LTD. RLTR. SOUTH ROUGE BUNGALOVIP Wow!! Lot sue 100x270 ft. incredibie home on a executive property Updated '1Q\d� kitchen with walkout ( Main Poor family room Legal day care center operated out of ower level. Licensed for QG II111'' r¢ iv income will 15 and effect00% as . w mom payrof Bury with or without business CALL BARRIE COX* FOR MORE INFORMATION 839-7449 R�iVIiC' ROUGE RIVER REALTY LTD. �- MATUFM LOT - •� * N OVER 1/4 ACRE Classic 4 bedroom home backing on greenbelt Spacious eat -in kitchen. Gorgeous oak ( plank floor in dining room. Wft _ Recreation areas on ower kwN with floor to ceiling fireplace, wet bar and walkout to patio. Five appliances. Enjoy the tranquil charm of a quiet court in prime village location. CALL LUCY BATESON" (905) 619-9500 "e • MMOX. 1 a900 SQ. FT. MUST BE SOLD Only $2,850 down and $867 monthly (P&Q for this beautifd 3 bedroom home with a dream kitchen, finished bawnent, backing on to park and only minutes walk to the lake. Won't last, aN now, -- BERNARD LEE* or RICK CMOMCY* (905) 428-65*3 OR 416-286-3993 Oft 148004MM-7119 ROMW ROUGE RIVER REALTY LTD. ,V7w7,wW - G MT AREA!! This 4 bdmL home has khts of room for amyas e. Peat location on a quiet aes., done to lake, parks & conservation area. Lot pies out d beck. 3 washrooms total. Fp6 m family room. You an't afford to min this one, CALL ANGELA HOFFMAMW AT (905) 683-1088 TODAY!! -..— df ih f • • ! A "10" PLUS! Beoutifulty renovate 3 bdmt. • Desirable 2 storey.,todM. • New "Canac" kitdten. MIT • New floors, windows, roof. Ilv�7. " New 60 oz broadloom. • Finished rec room with 2 -pc. • Backs to detached homes. ' $113,500 JACQUELYNN ' TANNER* 619-9500 / OPEN CONCEPT! Bright, open redesigned +.� floor plan. 3 bedrooms, central air, ceramic & I parquet flooring. Approximately 1,600 sq. ft. Steps to school and park. Definitely worth a look. Asking $162,500! CALL BRIAN KONDO* 683-2992 QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. BACK TO THE 1 r FUTURE -1 }' Combine Tradition with the ' - 1 convenience of the future 0.,000or ' HIM -- 4 BEDROOM HARDWOOD FLOORINGS FINISHED BASEMENT NEIGHBORHOOD WITH CHARACTER RENOVATED KITCHEN & MORE DON'T WAIT UNTIL THE YEAR 2000, BUY NOW PATRICIA X Rt REABURN* RRS 683-2992 RVi1 W QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. CAREFREE LMNG BY THE LAKE FOR $123,900 If Spectacular views Er Cool summer breezes P11 Main floor family room Ef Spacious living & dining room, fireplace Ff Family -size kitchen with SGWO to deck 111 Neutral decor 111 Call today BARB EDWARDS* 683-2992 RVMRC QUALITY ONE I.M. RLTR. UPGRADIM UPGPAt Cermaks Mltkoylay klr@11 v.rakhchmHugeaoas WNMMrwhogruy 1pkndlss deck 1 kkMtMnn 1, 1 tl"aipboards Central air eoudNiaiik9 InUrlocExMrW Eska ura i w trams Sink your bet on the second Soor Carpet main row mwb* Priced $206,9X& y CALL RAUL CASINO' 905 - 837-1084 416 -'SM -1238 9NEWMEMBER nCHOICE FAMILY -91122D AM AFFORDABLEM 1,750 sq. fL ham on pb4hapad K close to d r- igld2R i nod amee tins. Four bedmans, fMn bathrooms, recreation roost in basement, crtlral air and vacuum 81011 hrdwood floors +++. CALL CHANTAL CORCORAN* TODAY AT 619-9500 - This one won't last! MIT Ilv�7. 0.,000or ' HIM -- 4 BEDROOM HARDWOOD FLOORINGS FINISHED BASEMENT NEIGHBORHOOD WITH CHARACTER RENOVATED KITCHEN & MORE DON'T WAIT UNTIL THE YEAR 2000, BUY NOW PATRICIA X Rt REABURN* RRS 683-2992 RVi1 W QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. CAREFREE LMNG BY THE LAKE FOR $123,900 If Spectacular views Er Cool summer breezes P11 Main floor family room Ef Spacious living & dining room, fireplace Ff Family -size kitchen with SGWO to deck 111 Neutral decor 111 Call today BARB EDWARDS* 683-2992 RVMRC QUALITY ONE I.M. RLTR. UPGRADIM UPGPAt Cermaks Mltkoylay klr@11 v.rakhchmHugeaoas WNMMrwhogruy 1pkndlss deck 1 kkMtMnn 1, 1 tl"aipboards Central air eoudNiaiik9 InUrlocExMrW Eska ura i w trams Sink your bet on the second Soor Carpet main row mwb* Priced $206,9X& y CALL RAUL CASINO' 905 - 837-1084 416 -'SM -1238 9NEWMEMBER nCHOICE FAMILY -91122D AM AFFORDABLEM 1,750 sq. fL ham on pb4hapad K close to d r- igld2R i nod amee tins. Four bedmans, fMn bathrooms, recreation roost in basement, crtlral air and vacuum 81011 hrdwood floors +++. CALL CHANTAL CORCORAN* TODAY AT 619-9500 - This one won't last! THF NFWC ADVFRTICF.R. WRII.- MARCH 27. 1996-PAGV 2 Md r oSo� ,66 WALTER BROWN" JOHN McCARTEN' 3 BEDROOM CONDOMINIUM AS LOW AS $6.000 DOWN WITH OUAUFlCATION RAVINE, RAVINE, RAVINE Featuring hostess kit. with new cupboards & counter top & back splash, Quality 3.000 sq. ft. Coughlan home en spectacular ravine lot master bdr- has walk-in closet & 4 -pc. bath. Spacious liv. rm.. din. rm. 293 deep. walkout basement. 2 family rooms, extensive wrth w to is ge balccrtp laundry p v. separate laund area & storage c. room & 4• hardwood. thousands in upgrades Call John McCarten: 831 — bath. facilities in--: 'e^nls courts and swimming pool. Newly listed at aemaxFirst. 831-330C. 30G - ,r• x EASY ACCESS! JUST LISTED - = All on one floor... makes this home $169,900 6 ''< 1 perfect for anyone that hates stairs! With only $8,500 you Can own Can I show you this two year old, all this beautiful 2 Storey all brick brick, three bedroom home with all home. Features: quiet court — its extra features? This home boasts �, location - 4 large bedrooms, 2 FLORA WATERS• _ a design for today, tomorrow and CLOVIS ST. LOUIS• eyond, a rare find for $214,900. 1,2 baths, main floor family room with fireplace, LAND. LAND. LAND Call now - del,ght later. main floor laundry, new windows. 4 appliances 95 ACRES FOR S130.000 ,come producing' Budd ycur dreary home and ve happily and much mere. Over 2.�C'C SC. f,,. Won't last. ve atter. Please all Flora Waters' at 905 -83' -3 -_,,,Cor 905' - ' Call tooav is —Q' _ _ ; : _:-33'-3306. 1JAAN KRULL' LAKE VIEW S212.900 P,es6Qious street VVa i' _- ash-ert a c-eor_, _ ' Ce^ ac & vaz Ope, -- --. ^ M ,c. ,aces a, WAYNE A SHERRY SENIS' PRICED TO SELL! 5139.900. 2 bedrooms t den. Shows excellent, neutral colours walk,.,;t tc balcony. Great recreation facilities. Please call Wavne or Sherry Senis'. 831-3300. JACOUELINE dr RON ROUTH JUST LISTED! This 4 bedroom home sparkles and offers over 2,030 sq. ft. of spacious living. The basement is partially finished with a 3 -pc. rough -in bathroom. Excellent location for only $195,900. N ON' TORMINA-BUILT HOME WITH CUSTOM LANDSCAPING This 4 bedroom home features large, eat -in kitchen, ceramic entrance, 2 walkouts to a fully fenced private yard, main f m family room and laundry, excellent location, close to schools and shopping, shows very well. Don't miss out, call John Wilson today. " v GEARY WHITE' STUNNING BRICK HOME ON RAVINE!! ONLY $194.600" Tered aeck with hV ^,,b' Bright eat -in kdchen' Massive main floor family raom' ' Main floor launor, - sae door' Central air'vac' French doors' ' Full en suite' Newer on,.4 g carpet' ',";alk x parks 3 sc~x s' To see is to buy' near, Vi_ -,3X i BEV McLEAN' MAPLE RIDGE $209,900 = LARGE Gorgeous new bleached oak greenhouse Ki! . ceramics. Approx. 2.318 sq. ft. upgraded brdlm . backs to fiela 'all today. 831-3300. COTTAGE LOT X S19,500 Fronts to river - 5ancroft area 83' -33J E' JOE PRNO' NO FLAWS In this sparkling 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom Fox Hollow home, sun -drenched upgraded kitchen w/solarium addition and w/o to custom deck, family room w/obfp, main floor laundry rm., on a premium treed lot... $214,900. To view this gem call Joe Pitino', 831-3300. r' a WATERFRONT The only available serviced building lot. Directly on Frenchman's Bay with a breathtaking view. Call now! It won't last. Joe Pitino', 831-3300. MAXIMUM EXPOSURE Your hone JOHN momm J I ,,,sae* . ."- ` • „_ SPECTACULAR BUNGALOW TRULY A RARE FIND" approx. 1,900 sq. ft. on one level plus huge basement, large eat -in kitchen, large family room with gas fireplace, 3 full bathrooms, oak cupboards, central air, cent. vac. and much more. Call John Moniz, 831-3300 for a personal tour. GREAT STARTER Spacious 3 bdrm. 2 storey home,neutral deco., shows a 10, large eat -in kitchen. Only $6,500 down payment. Call John Moniz. Also has finished basement & 4 -pc. 831-3300. PICKERING VILLAGE ONLY $59500 DOWN Carries like rent, great location, best deal in town. Call John Moniz. 831-3300. New Pickering Civitan club still welcoming members to the fold PICKERING — The new Pickering Civitan Club will hold its Charter Din- ner Saturday, March 30, starting at 6:30 p.m. at the West Shore Community Cen- tre on Bayly Street between West Shore Boulevard and Liverpool Road. Mayor Wayne Arthurs will be on hand for the launch, as well as Civitan members from clubs across southern Ontario. Mr. Ted Lougheed has been elected as the Pickering Civitan Charter President. Civitan clubs across Canada raise Rural church offers musical service for all PICKERING — Mt. Zion United Church in north Pickering is holding a musical service Sunday, March 31 at 7:30 p.m. Featured will be concert pianist Deon Flash, the Mt. Zion Singers, the Mt. Zion Sunday School children and the Greenbank United Church Youth Puppet Ministry. A light snack will be available after the service and participants are encouraged to stay and mingle with the performers. There is no charge but a free-will donation will be appreciat- ed. All are welcome. To get to Mt. Zion United Church go north on Lake Ridge Road to Con- cession 8, then one -and -a -quarter miles west. For more information call Kari Kelso at 649-3368. money and provide services for the community. Branches in other towns and cities have been active in working for the mentally and physically handi- capped, assisting youth, and providing support and care for senior citizens. The Pickering club will have great latitude in deciding what kind of projects are most needed here. New members are still being wel- comed by the local club. Anyone inter- ested in joining should call Terry James at 839-8890. $17 11Itr106E C[, 2.4 Pi 'tp!•AO•' AWnd ..mep x bdw. MW afx wen hup widoss n esssw•r 'ow 9,000 4 L d knot Mr'. 2 acs, 2 ke. 2 Jnr. rr rrw pin rchs d oba 0 �i L dso ow S75A00 dopa Wali d rg--- l?5 000 spnl on Ynbeaynp R yw ms hasp. ,Aril wow i d atGbit Qneq 911154M M7 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, MARCH 27,1"I&IRAGE 3 yard buddies OPEN HOUSE 72{ SIEPPAHD AVE 24 P.IL . I=.900. This 4 belt= hair crows atroaasy tint0A Oviiiiii0od ficin in Y Moms.) ebednw ask -- - Willi d&W ow .wt.. PMI. fn. Will. wO Iradtsn. 41K. MN. CAC salt syswn i nits. Jit wAed Willi" to ssl anis Monti•-! cal aow tamp Kowa. 906831-7677. RTICE ASEL! E R "BEST DEAL IN TOMff>f" 401 "10 ACRE PROPERTY" .$224,900. Nuny! FNrry! On tis one. Cusimi-Nd hill9abw, cedar wale & c*% oak doors. scuta. 2 rreplem & woodstove. ZODO sq. 1. boU M AKW M011114 rasteoons). Could be yw own ake at home. ?cling for 50 ars.' TO view tis pnlpety al SIVA K06 W, 0.0-7677. OPEN HOUSE 1536 EAGLEVIEW DR, 2.4 P.N. .$M,M. 4 bdrm., all bnek borne . gleanleg hardwood Ibots Cwupout and plot. fen. bsta just competed'. E1Unt tin* painted. Premium pool size bt Shows beget than new!! Foy landscaped, tlly fertoed. Cal now. Sieve KOsl a% 905- 931.7671. 1204 MADONNA COURT PICKERING Quiet court! This 4 bdrm. hone sparkles tlxou"A New !roadoom, treshy Painted. Rode gardens, malars bees in back yard Loddrg for an offer here! To view Ills home or ohn In ft area cal Cheryl Kosffta-, 906$31-7677. Is it time to sell your very fine ho and find another? TheftuiftnWIW Steve Kostka' 931-7677 Achievers Realty 831-7677 Each Ca r.MV IrWWW 11ii Owed and oPwa. EQwI Mu -V OPW-,*Y• Q use Cheryl Kostka' 931-7677 COLDWeLL. `- • BANKGRE ATTENTION UPGRADED HOME - UPSCALE -,, ` HUGE & MULTIPLE FAMILIES .: LOCATION $229,900 ' • Detached Fmiyned basement � Immaculate throughout this elegant yet ' 4 Bedrooms Fully fenced yard -.omfortable home features livAlin. rm. • 2 Iatchens Hardwood flooring «French doors, spacious tam. rm. 2 4 -pc. baths Upgraded windows L w :athedral ce ling & marble tp. Finished ROD 3 Entrance Gas furnace � CAC MONA oy,: bsmt tc °erennial gardens. To view • 4 Level backsplit 420-4200 ' :all Mona Young. 42r-4200, 24 hr pa r. • YOUNG COUPLES; RETIRED ^`t COUPLES! HERE'S THE HOUSE TO FIT YOUR NEEDS AND WALLET! It's immaculate and tastefully decorated 2+1 bdrm. bungalow in ,_.._. `� r • small village NE of ' Pickering. Basement RAVINE!!! J BODDY r finished with wood FORESTBROOK ESTATES!!! • • burning stove. Walk to the ' roc '' �r�m°r,rn�^g ahry; lands �rolesswnally decorated and lake - fisherman's dream. raped: 4 bdrm, oak sludy. DORIS Call Dons Muir LAURA ytagon sggt: culturednnarble +a^mes, leached oak tut and so much MUIR. $116.898 420-4200. MASUR• more: SA39.9X Laura Mawr. 420.4200 • e r• i - PRIME LOCATION IN DESIRABLE "LUXURY HOME OVER 4.000 SO. FT. • "' FOX HOLLOW! PRICED UNDER SM,000"' 4 bdrm home .s'asretwry decorated --: Hellow cca• ,r' Grand entrance win a^- shows a ter Specialfeatures –a-nie poor and white pdars to surker jde hardwood floors. crow^ ti -g porn Fatty pus ret roan wnC wet ' _("Angs. greenhouse t,t & '1rn5hed car Outside the andscaped yard stuns • DO is :a Pmenr Yox it love !t 5257 50C Cau ANN wi'� the pod and ^ot tub! Call Ann to Dors Muir today 421'-42, • rnew"' 420-40X • WALK TO PLAZA AND GO TRAIN WAKE TO THE WRNNG SUN • • IN PICKERING $149,900 BREAKFAST N THE SOLARIUM $129,000 Three bedrooms with an eater kochen, 2 y► This one bedroom unit is freshly painted washrooms • finished Ory walled rec and ready for enrrnedlate possession. All room in the basement • double wide the Tndel luxuries and Quality. Walk to • paved drive • Gas heat & central air, the G0. Town Centre or the library. Omer • EION dean & neat - on quiet cul-de-sac. To JACK models available. Cam .tads Mur today. • GOMES' view call Eion Gomes, 420.4200. MUIR' 4204200. OPEN HOUSE 72{ SIEPPAHD AVE 24 P.IL . I=.900. This 4 belt= hair crows atroaasy tint0A Oviiiiii0od ficin in Y Moms.) ebednw ask -- - Willi d&W ow .wt.. PMI. fn. Will. wO Iradtsn. 41K. MN. CAC salt syswn i nits. Jit wAed Willi" to ssl anis Monti•-! cal aow tamp Kowa. 906831-7677. RTICE ASEL! E R "BEST DEAL IN TOMff>f" 401 "10 ACRE PROPERTY" .$224,900. Nuny! FNrry! On tis one. Cusimi-Nd hill9abw, cedar wale & c*% oak doors. scuta. 2 rreplem & woodstove. ZODO sq. 1. boU M AKW M011114 rasteoons). Could be yw own ake at home. ?cling for 50 ars.' TO view tis pnlpety al SIVA K06 W, 0.0-7677. OPEN HOUSE 1536 EAGLEVIEW DR, 2.4 P.N. .$M,M. 4 bdrm., all bnek borne . gleanleg hardwood Ibots Cwupout and plot. fen. bsta just competed'. E1Unt tin* painted. Premium pool size bt Shows beget than new!! Foy landscaped, tlly fertoed. Cal now. Sieve KOsl a% 905- 931.7671. 1204 MADONNA COURT PICKERING Quiet court! This 4 bdrm. hone sparkles tlxou"A New !roadoom, treshy Painted. Rode gardens, malars bees in back yard Loddrg for an offer here! To view Ills home or ohn In ft area cal Cheryl Kosffta-, 906$31-7677. Is it time to sell your very fine ho and find another? TheftuiftnWIW Steve Kostka' 931-7677 Achievers Realty 831-7677 Each Ca r.MV IrWWW 11ii Owed and oPwa. EQwI Mu -V OPW-,*Y• Q use Cheryl Kostka' 931-7677 Z-: aim& TNE The Works Include: • Will Customize To Suit 13"x13" Imported Cora mics throughout, including kitchen and s • Wen Ceramic High Efficiency, Forced Air, Gas Furnace Cmantional Roof Cantrudion, 2wxe Exterior woo with R20 Insulation in walls, and R32 in Ceilings 9 All Clay Brick Elevations e TrimnW Maidow kdwmr • Upgraded Colonial Trim with Series 800 or Class" Doors • ted Central vamn System Monitored Akan System • Elegant Roman Columns Your Choice -of LW" & W" Room Skip Hardwood floarimmg or Ornate Ce&p widen Crown MmA&W or 4 HOMES IN THE CLASH TRAWW t wI to] "M z IL _4 TAI�fOM D0. S oun ALES x%Bungalows on % gi Ur Lots N N q.. on. 2 IE frollmMON - 1HURS 2 - 7 PM AY CLD Two Storov NOMOS 2130 AVIIII11211118 Nq' &FRIDSUN12OSE-5PM I Now - 905-686-3071 Nobody Can Touch Tormina For 1value... a Service You Can Rely On A top producer in listing and sales. Jim brings 25 years of JIM KELLY' P Eng. Corporate Marketing and Business Management to his 4 years in the local real estate industry. He attributes his success and his growing list of satisfied clients to the following: 1 Attitude - always be positive 2 Enthusiasm - achieves results 3. Empathy look at it from the other persons viewpoint 4 Planning - Professional Results requires Business Planning For friendly advice on current and future Real Estate Trends, don't make a move till you talk to Jim. RF,I/MW" JIM KELLY* QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. 683-5000 SHERRY SENIS, MVA, Broker WAYNE SENIS Sales Representative Top producers with over 36 years proven experience • Professional approach and results ' Comil and dedicated ' Top notch service ' Sincere and hardworking ' Computerized state of the art marketing ' Free real estate, relocation, evaluation and financial advice. WAYNE SENIS OR RVM?W SHERRY SENIS, FIRST RdnY (905)83;3300 TRUSTED FOR SERVICE, HONESTY AND RESULTS DORIS MUIR' Doris is a full-time real estate professional with 8 years experience who always puts her clients first. She has obtained the Sterling Society designation from Coldwell Banker and we believe Doris attained her success through her uncompromising integrity, knowledge of the real estate market, hard work and most of all her caring feeling for people. For all your real estate needs call Doris at (905) 420-4200. - - 411111 DORIS MUIR* (905) 420.4200 1 s. TORONTO EAST REALTY RICHARD CHANCE SMn Rive PICKERING (905) 831-2056 AJAX: (905) 683-7777 RICHARD CHANCE' Member of the President's Cki - Top Producer (Pickering Office) - Accredited courses in Real Estate law, financing and appraisal - Result Oriented - Committed to client objectives - Committed to success - Thorough knowledge of Durham Region and surrounding areas (Residential 8 Country properties) - 'Client's success is my success' ; THE CLUB NEWS FLORA WATERS* SALES REP. ® ® RE/MAX FIRST REALTY LIMITED Honesty, Integrity, Knowledge of Real Estate and hard work have been RoV. biggest assets for achieving many loc- and international awards. Flora hi�ss earned the trust and love of her clients and has been recommended to their families and friends. Above all Flora "CARES" what happensr with your biggest financial investment, whether it is a purchase or a sale. 0 PIRAW_ N ROESULTS PICKERING'S REALTOR BASED ON LLSTINGS SOLD T.R.E.B. '95 GARRY FREE Broker/0%•ner 837-1054 0-1OmNEW CHOICE inREALTY LTD. MEMBER BROKER 'Barry's personality. enthusiasm and customer service skills are the breath of fresh air we were looking for to handle our real estate needs'... 1. D . C (Pickenng) BARRY FETTES' 831-9500 Over 20 years of experience in marketing, sales and customer seance Resident of Pickering Accredited courses in mortgage financing, real property law and principles of appraisals Join the growing list of satisfied dients who have chosen Sutton -Group Heritage and Barry Fettes to handle their real estate needs and "Get the job done"! HERITAGE REALTY INC. BARRY FETTES* 831-9500 CRISTIAN VERGARA Sales Representative CRISTIAN YERGARA• CALL ME! 111 make buying and selling your home an en experience. With results & honesty you expect. 1 AM AN: "ALL AROUND NICE GUY" **CON SERYICIIO EN ESPAROL** i A "HOUSE SOLD" NAME! Lois Thompson National recognition in MACLEAN'S f o r outstanding sales LOIS A. THOMPSON— achievements, reputation and customer service. BUYING? SELLING? WANTING RESULTS? OR ADVICE? Over 10 years and 35 million in sales. L wing & working full time in YOUR ^eighborhood. Make the right move - the 'hoice is yours. Call Lois A. Thompson for all your real estate needs! LOIS A. NEW CHOICE THOMPSON #in REALTY LTD. Associate Broker C0� MEMBER (905)837-1054 BROKER 24 hour pager Q;;j et" RVMp�C� JACQUELINE** & RON* ROUTH FI R ST Realty (905) vur.asR waaaMa rw rorr JACQUELINE ROUTH" RON ROUTH' The Routh and Re/Max team, combined, bring years of qualified expertise in the buying and selling of homes. We pride ourselves in helping our clients make wise choices by being knowledgeable & aggressive about market trends and client's needs, plus providing good advice on any aspect of real estate you should require to make your next move a smooth one. "Now on the Intern 831-3300 12 years of expertise in: ' Residential, ' Commercial, ' ' Industrial Real Estate Languages: English, French Tagalog Spanish ONE OF TOP PRODUCERS IN 1995 Coldwell Banker 1st Toronto East Realty TOP 15% OF ALL OF Coldwell Banker SALES REPRESENTATIVES INTERNATIONALLY TOP 2 CANADA TRUST MORTGAGE REFERRALS IN AUGUST 1995 (NATIONWIDE) EXPECT THE BEST (905) (905) 420-4200 FLORA 619-9500 1g. TORONTO (416) 287764 HERBAGE REALTY INC. EAST REALTY 24 HOUR PAGER Rf��RC WATERS* FIRST Rta It,, (905) 831-3300 MIKE LYNCH' Mike is dedicated to providing his clients with complete 100% SERVICE. His top priority is informing the client on the current -ends & market ) nditions. My main priority is to provide the customer with the proper information so that Tey can make the right decision. Mikes 7 years of full-time experience in selling real estate bungs a wealth of Knowledge & expertise to his clients. I would like to thank all my friends 8 past :ii ents.- MAY ALL YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE! MIKE LYNCH Sales ' • - Representative HERITAGE REALTY (905) 831-9500 DIANA PLITZ IS BACK: Jr4oi Su=.^..r��r Her:a,e s pleased tc announce their newest recruit - Duna P1itz -and welcomes her back hcme to Ajax to reunite with her former associates and fiends. Diana has nine DIANA PLITZ' consecutive years of service Dehind her and believes in being persistent, but patent, positive and always professional. That's the Plitz motto. She takes pride in her expertse, having received many awards over the years. Duna has dealt throughout the Durham Region in all price ranges from first-time buyer homes to estate properties `arms, vacant land and century homes. Please feel free :c :all Diana at her new office located on Westrer Fd South in Ajax for your real estate needs. whether .t be for an evaluation, a purchase or to discuss 1 your future plans. For service you can feel ' • comfortable with and confident in, call Diana at HERITAGE REALTY INC. 019-9500. or. R&/MW(905) 831-3300 FIRSTRea" PICKERING'S 1'ST RE/MAX HALL OF FAME JOHN MONIZ To become a member of the Re/Max Hall of Fame, John has distinguished himself as one of the elite in the entire real estate industry. In his career with Re/Max John has produced real estate sales exceeding those of entire sales staffs of other companies. John contributes his extraordinary professional achievement to all of his past and present clients and his fellow sales associates. For Maximum Exposure and Professional Service contact JOHN at RE/MAX FIRST REALTY, Realt (416) 798-7288 • SaM R9Pr69W1t@&A -Asoodeftniriffin •~ t/Vw1M Exeter High School Grade 9 student Jesse Pritchard has a hands free lunch during a spaghetti eating contest Tuesday, March 7. The con- test was part of numerous Sprit Week activities at the school during which all money raised was donated to Easter Seals. photo by Ron Pietroniro Help Salvation Army blitz communities AJAX-PICKERING — The Sal- vation Army will blitz neighbor- hoods on Monday. May 6 and vol- unteers are still being sought. The Ajax -Pickering branch of the Salvation Army hopes to collect $45.000 during its annual Red Shield Blitz Nii,_ht. Volunteers are needed to canvass for about two hours, says 1996 appeal chairman and Pickering Councillor Sherry_ Senis. The Salvation Army operates 87 services throughout the Greater Toronto Area, including shelters for abused women and their children, rehabilitation centres and AIDS care centres. Locally, the Armv operates a Family Services Centre and one of the scryices it offers is a food bank. Last year, about $8.9 million was raised across the GTA. The slogan this year is Now More Than Eyer...Please Give and it focuses on the growing need for communities to look after their less fortunate. Call Rhonda Narraway at 905- 837-7769 for more information or to volunteer. Home for Sale to Highest Bidder* 939 Vistula Drive, Pickering Grein home for "tended family • 4 bedrooms plus finished basement with kitchen 8 bedroom • Main floor family room a laundry • Gourmet kitchen • 60• frontage and malar• trees, Walk- out to largo deck and 20' X 4(Y ingraxd pool - Open for inspection between 1:00 and 5:00 pm Saturday, March 30th and Sunda% March 31 st' On Sunday evening. bids will be reviewed by the owners and the highest one aooepted, provided it exceeds the reserve bid of: $179,500. For additional information call: Salscx/Plao Real Estate Inc. Reaf or' Fraser Beach, &deer 6 8 6. 2 11ITT 1 Women's Centre presents fashion show ook AJAX-PICKERING -- The Ajax -Pickering Women's Centre hosts a fashion show in Ajax this Thursday, March 28 The fashion show, entitled Fashion on a Budget, is at the Victorian Garden Banquet Rooms, 60 Randall Drive, Picker- ing Village, from 7 to 10 p.m. that night. mom The show features bridal, business and casual wear, along w ' ith children's clothing, maternity wear and jewelry. Participating merchants include Cindy Somerville of It's Worth Repeating; Val Ahearn of Play It Again, Val; Mar- garet Ruppclt of Park Lane Jewelry and Renee Munro pre - O senting springtime knits. Colors and make-up are provided by Anne Rice of Your Rainbow Colours. For added enjoyment, storyteller Shawna Watson will give a presentation. Tickets are $10 each, including dessert and coffee. All pro - ands ceeds will go to the Ajax -Pickering Women's Centre to assist with its planned program for abused women and their chil- dren. Call Kathy Cox at 837-0491 for tickets. [Elm NEW CHOICE L Rea M s 1 k Canada's Largest FULL SERVICE Mininlunl Conlnlission Real Esq Pee shaped kit. wall of errs Tongue%cnw%r pine. fireplace • .? hedm„mi. Backspltt Jacuzzi. unmdied kitrhe" ' Breakfast bar. South Pit kr ring Call Judy Staeee••' 837-1054. C.tTC11 FHL 1ALLL: 2.500 sq. ft. - 4 bednioms. master retreat - huge greenhouse kit. ceramic flours d bxickspiash, garage access. 50' lot. Bc gorgeous centun home Pickering. To view can Lois Thompson". 837-1054. I ST AD - SOUTH EXPOSURE Bright & modern unit with central air, new broadloom - fridge & stove! Priced to sell!! Call Barbara K Smith**, 837-1054. d• UFEST )I LE %„ now to shovel .,, a!ardrnx or grass In cut (.ucun ' bednxnri - Seautifulls :e, orated • l:e. the 1a4r i v: uth west view) • i n .uoe. harrh - 5 applian, es Call Judy Stacee fi1 � 1 PR/( P. l.N ( () N/'Li- V ' Aft-Cowan/Finch - Steps to W)odside Sy. 3 large bedrooms. fin. basement. new carpet. new windows.1 lucky k8 Ven motivated vendor Bring all offers. Call Lois Thompson*•, 837-1054. GABLETON WITH WALKOUT BASEMENT Enjoy wet bar. Cabana at pool side! Bleached oak. gas fireplace, I bedroom apt. Has its own entrancelgater' Call Barbara K. Smith", TAKE A LOOK!! Detached 3 bedrooms, fin. basement, appliances included. Good location. Very clean condition. Call Emidy Tan", (905) 837-1054. GOODBYE LANDLORD!!! 3 bedrooms, generous room sizes, newer carpet Convenient location. Call Em* ran", (905)837--1054 !•Mttui ta�nlil� PIC'KERING We.stshore dead end .street. Quaint 3 bedroom. fin. rec rm.. stairs to loft. All appliances. Great large Gti. Call Garry Free***. 837-1054. fills f%B HOW HillITU-l. • Secluded court Incmuni • John Bodds " 4.:50 sq. ft. mdel ' ±rd flan L ft wlt papander rut ' Superb yualin coustrua'tnm ' Gorgeow greenhowe kit ' F-1-1'-£ hauh,r ,mz • 9 ceiling %ith rroxn moldings • !tome o to spodesc i ondition Call Ron Argue*, 837-1054. BEST BUY! • Detached 3 bedrooms • Fin. basement • Family roost, fireplace • 4 -pe. en suite Call Peyton Ding*, 837-1054. • Gnat detached bungalow * Rewwaied interior * Prenum lot (42x208) * Located in North &W Oshawa * Open concept Cep Nbyat Harris*, (MS)837--1054. 1 Basement apt. ceramic .. /lours. seg. entrance. 4 bedrooms, hardwood fl(nrrs. open concept. Good value.' B appi. only. Call Garry Free"-, •, 837-1054. THIS IS 1T! • lLx ated in lwpular Wesinn Heights • ? good sized bedrooms • Eau -m kitchen ' Walkout to heaunful new deck • Close to schools..shirping A bus • Spotless move -in condition Call Ron Argue•, 837-1054. 10++ CHECK THiS OUT! • Ceramic do gleaming wood flooring • Upgraded carpet • Very motivated vendor Call Peyton Ding"', 837-1054. INTERIOR • Desirable North Ajax • Newer neighbourhood * 4 bedroom detached all brick • En suite. walk-in closet • Walk to schools can R4rywe Herm:* - (W5037105 r 5'' t i6 ll— �inding a home is a trying experience, whether you're buying your first or fifth home. And it's especially hard if you're looking for something different or unusual—a starter with character, for instance. That takes something extra. It takes vision—to see beyond the hard work and effort. It takes dedication—to sift through all the details and small work. It takes patience—to persevere and to prevail. It's that extra small push that makes the difference between finding a home that's all right, and one thaYs just right. A diamond sparkling out of the rough. And we're committed to making the difference for you. Count on us for your real estate needs. Oshawa • whou" • curfnRbs Ar .. i �•M"w This Week News Advertiser Best Horses -4404 TOR. LINE 798-7672 Fax 432-1635 Practice the 3 R's Reduce Reuse .b Recycle. 3 Please recycle this newspaper 1817 WALNUT LANE, PICKERING OPEN HOUSE SUN. MARCH 31, 24 P.M. gorgeous, open concept sem -det horse. second �.. storey landing open to the aacus Irv. rm. wth brick 3 'arge bedrooms, high c:ency FAG furnace t CAG, single attached urge private deck oft Iring room. w/o to a cony from the second MARK GILMOUR• - ^t Demand Glendale atan This house _ -+rs beautifully . Ask,ng LT� 3.700 Call Mark ^rjk;r• s' .' 298-2900 416-298-2800 CAMI A ES CHECK IT OUT $136,700! Detached back Dung. , 3,1 bedrooms 52 tool wide frontage -4,2 kAchens Garage (brick 8 dock) 1z .2.4 -pc. baths Updated thereto wind. � 2 entrances Updated furnace to bsmt. . ,. Call today ... • v 26' rec rm. rhth bar BARBARA PRESTON* BAPSAP.A PRES7ON' ^'9`9500. APPROXIMATELY 1.800 SO. FT3L. $176.000 Detached 4 bedroom brick home. Man floor tam. rm. & gas fp. Spacious lot. & breakfast area & w/o to deck. Main fir. laund. 16 master Prim & 4 -pc, en suite bath. e North Alax area. BRYAN RODRIGUES' BRYAN RODRIGUES• 831-9500. EXCELLENT LOCATION $164,900 Walk to "GO" train, easy access to 401, open DIMAUM $5KOW F&llotu°F � plait, concept, big kitchen, loft, swthem exposure kitchen, Earn. rm. + deck top WAY living room with fireplace. met► you' DIANA PLITZ*, 619-9500. on 1.48 acres. THINK SPRING! IMAKE THE RIGHT MOVE! To sough after Queen's Cornmon in beautiful Milby UrruTeh designed home wdh approx. 2,737 q sq. tt. of kRM featuring a sunken solarium with 2 skylights and lots of windows. Cal Brenda Cycle at 61&9500. • Saba 00 A111111111pCM11111 BfOIMf • Brokw1owrwr SUPER STARTER! $142i;M • Detached 1 12 storey home • Beautiful mature lot • Spacious mus., fin. rec rm.with woodstove & wet bar • Updated vinyl roof & windows • Detached double car 9ara4e Y yW' t the propm bE Lit PAGE 9 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., MARCH Z7, 1996 AL "LTDN F s 1 TY`.',.-�,.0,NE �6830 -18,992' 3 bedroom home on a 50 ft. lot. super Quiet crescent, 5 minutes to school, spacious wide drive, ideal for garage/workshop. eat -in kitchen, living room with corner brick New shingles. new windows in 1995. fireplace. Oversize garage/workshop. Simply gorgeous is the best way to descnbe this 3 The urge eat -in kitchen is open to the living room that has a bdrm. home. The rec room is beautiful and has a wet woodbuming fireplace. There is a beautiful rec room, 3 bedrooms, 3 bar. There is a large sun deck off the eat -in kitchen and baths, gas heating. fenced yard. Great iocabon near schools, parks many upgrades. Cal! today and new rec centre. Call todav t: v,ew th is home S'unrnno Cas to vng. Only 5145.900. 3 bedrooms, balconyOpen concept newer home, fireplace !r sunken lmng room. with B'I-gas line for BBQ. skylight, ceramic kit., califomia huge oak kitchen, separate dining room. 3 washrooms & ceilings. 5 appliances. cent ar, alarm system, upgraded bright, sparkling home waiting for quick ownership. Low, low throughout Located in the heart of Pickering. - , maintenance fee of $73 per month. ,:�,-la. a'/: :I'r,:1li- n"iIJLia=1=&:III-Telirei:Yd-1;aa:i:air•,o1%Ir•l; Quality built. Approximately GREAT LOCATION 31100 sq. ft. Pick your Established location for 25 broadloom &cabinetry. Main floor family room, library & years. Lots of parking. laundry. Act now! Good clientele. Profitable ETT business. R All brick, 3 large bedrooms, in Ajax J Large eat -in kitchen, island & walkout J H -U -G -E lot, 164 deep (approx.), fenced! J French doors, ceramic, cent. air, approx. 2,000 sq. ft.! J Finished basement with kit. & sep. entrance! f I $179.800 _ . 4 You won't believe the family room with fireplace and great eat -in kitchen with pantry. No neighbors, overlooks treed park. fitEAT STAN �srrrrar.-- F'11 This fully detached, all beck home has gas heating and a fenced yard. There are two spacious bedrooms and an eat - in kitchen. Shows well and very clean Great value and location. J =3 : ■ ■ . k • , f • . 2 & 3 bedrooms $114,900 - $139,900 En suite bath & laundry Quiet court location for a stunning 4 bedroom executive home. Beautiful white ceramic and a dream kitchen. This one is loaded with extras. Only $259,900. 4 5 bedrooms - 3 bathrooms J Greenhouse oak kitchen J Two storey foyer J Main floor laundry J Separate side enftu J Professionally landskapr J Slops to schools, lake & parks S I Absolutely immaculate from top to bottom. Freshly MAPLERIDGE BEAUTY! decorated. spacious room sizes, two walkouts, prof. finished 4 bdrmi main floor family room & laundry. Professionally recreation room with office, central air, new deck and more. finished basement with 2 bedrooms. wet bar & washroom. Only Call for further information! $239,900. Call today! -, • r • POWER OF SALE N x Located in a prestigious area of Pickering * Fam. rm. on main floor • Pedestal sink in powder room w • Fireplace, CAC etc., etc. • Finished basement Don't waste time, call now for thisbl A„ d call now, Mme at $169,600 this beauty won't last long. Rarely will you find a large ea1-in kit., main floor laundry rm., master OrtUnl opportunity. bdrm. en suite & a double car garage for such a price. upgrades include Jacuzzi bathtub, cent. aa, garage door opener, ceramic foyer, upgraded broadban, fully fenced yard, the list is endless. Quality built. Approximately GREAT LOCATION 31100 sq. ft. Pick your Established location for 25 broadloom &cabinetry. Main floor family room, library & years. Lots of parking. laundry. Act now! Good clientele. Profitable ETT business. R All brick, 3 large bedrooms, in Ajax J Large eat -in kitchen, island & walkout J H -U -G -E lot, 164 deep (approx.), fenced! J French doors, ceramic, cent. air, approx. 2,000 sq. ft.! J Finished basement with kit. & sep. entrance! f I $179.800 _ . 4 You won't believe the family room with fireplace and great eat -in kitchen with pantry. No neighbors, overlooks treed park. fitEAT STAN �srrrrar.-- F'11 This fully detached, all beck home has gas heating and a fenced yard. There are two spacious bedrooms and an eat - in kitchen. Shows well and very clean Great value and location. J =3 : ■ ■ . k • , f • . 2 & 3 bedrooms $114,900 - $139,900 En suite bath & laundry Quiet court location for a stunning 4 bedroom executive home. Beautiful white ceramic and a dream kitchen. This one is loaded with extras. Only $259,900. 4 5 bedrooms - 3 bathrooms J Greenhouse oak kitchen J Two storey foyer J Main floor laundry J Separate side enftu J Professionally landskapr J Slops to schools, lake & parks :7 t . . - . • y 1 7 . r Oshawa Whitby Clarington This Week ,-,!,News Advertiser A Metroland Publication 1365 Farewell St., Oshawa, ON L1H 71_5 Timothy J. Whittaker, publisher Tel.: (905) 579-4400 or (416) 798-7672 PRESSRUN 130,000 March 27, 1996 Toyota RAV4 breaks new ground BYE; :�;a:�DLJARTE From the very beginning, offers Toyota. the all-new RAV4 was meant to offer the best of both worlds tier Canadian sport/utility consumers. An developing it. Toyota drew on more than 40 nears of four-wheel-drive truck expertise, combined with many years expert- encc building fulltime four-wheel drive pas- sengcr cars such as the World Rally Championship winning Celica Turbo," says Ted Wallhridge, vice president of sales for Toyota Canada. "Tovota RAV4 is a whole new concept in personal use transportation." The ne\.k nameplate ti)r To%ota combines it spore, c„ni, ..,' ,Tuilt,-pure,,.. %chicle with one delivering off-road capabilities. Wallbridge's description of "new concept in personal use transportation" refers to the fact that buvers no lonocr have to sacrifice ride comfort, handling, performance and fuel economy to own a vehicle that is tun to drive. RAV4. we are told. is an acronym for Recreational Active Vehicle with 4 -wheel drive. But it will actually he available in Canada in two- and tour -dour models. The two -door version will only be available as a front -drive vehicle. while the four -dour model can be had as front -drive or fulltime four - wheel -drive. The tour -dour model will comf-ortably cam' up to five adult, with plenty of space for baggage thanks to it split folding/reclin- inz rear bench. Some of the unique features include a twin -,unroof option in the two -door RAV4. Both Front and rear sunroof's can he removed and stored on the inside of the rear door. The Tovota RAV4 is powered by a 16 - valve in-line four -cylinder, 2.0 -litre engine that produces peak 120 horsepower at 5.(X)0 rpm. The engine can he mated to either a five -speed manual or a four -speed automatic gearbox. A torque -sensing limited slip differ- ential is optional on 4WD models. The fully -independent suspension fea- tures MacPherson struts at the front and dou- hie wishbones at the rear. Twin -tube gas shocks are used all around and the rack and pinion steering features engine speed -sens- ing power assist. Stopping power comes from power -assisted ventilated front discs and rear drums. Four-wheel ABS is available optionally. Other safety features dual airbags, three- point belts at all outboard seating positions, energy -absorbing crush zones and side -door protection beams. Anti -corrosion and chip - resistance technology will keep the RAV4 looking new for years. Where can you buy a RAV4". At Toyota dealers. but not until the fall when it makes its debut as a 1997 model. 6 Starts d e BeA m. N, Cars 1995 Tovora #1 Tercel ,�•.-._:---=-- � 11, 988' :auto.. 4 door, p.s., p.h., stereo. #5 Corolla 1996 ToYoia _. - - — I - Corolla $15,988' :'lute,.. air, p.s.. p.b.. stereo. Severalto Choose From! Phone for Details on Special Lease Prices on new and used cars. 'Plus %VM r • VA • - l : 1 10- 1 yh*4 CAA Used Car Performance Award Winner HWY. 2 (DUNDAS ST. 1996 DODGE CARAVAN JRPRISE! THEY ONLY COST GOLDMaryaft OR $195,988* Plus WO freight o 'Price for vefrde popped as daserba 4 tSubjat b approved by CWr.W 011110 carrada t.ld. Total lease 009111M $10.170. same IIIANr�. conditions apply. D&nq mwt be taken from dealer i 0111ory. 0111er lease temps avail". 1"W",iris ra - and takes not inducted. Derber se. omeyP ml - These Wiled Moe olkrs apply to 4� retail W1111and a""be combned W0 «fuer • CHRYSLER - 799 Bloor St. W. (Next to the GO Station) 404-0525 Aiax 686-1642 Dodge Trucks PAGE 2 DURHAM WHEELS MARCH 27,19% Stop brake problems before they stop you One of the integral areas of your vehicle are the brakes. '. Brake squeal may also be a sign of dragging shoes or pads, 4. "Bottoming out" of your pedal can indicate a fluid leak or Top brake -problem symptoms: which can result in poor gas mileage, premature wear of lin- master cylinder problem. 1. Grinding noises can he signs of worn pads or shoe linings. ings and damage to drums or rotors. 5. Unreliable and inconsistent stopping or grabbing brakes Dela\ in replacing pads or shoes can damage expensive 3. Brake chatter and pedal pulsation can indicate a warped are often signs of a leaking caliper, master cylinder or wheel drums and rotors• requiring their replacement. rotor or drum surface. cylinder. 0 C� R • CHEVROLET SATISFACTION ."a, HWY z y i GEO ... AN EVERYDAY HWN 401 = OLDSMOBILE EXPERIENCE. 668m3304 CADILLAC 1 530 DUNDAS STREET EAST WHITBY FeNeon VALUE CHALLENGE NEON beats the competition with NO -CHARGE AIR CONDITIONING AND '500"REBATE AMONG 20 GREAT VALUE FEATURES VALUE PRICED NEON 4 -DOOR HIGHLINE I► CHRYSLER W CANADA GOLDKey. DARE TO COMPARE!TAKE THE NEON VALUEMOM CHALLENGE AT YOUR LOCAL CHRYSLER _--•- ---- _ •- - DEALER TODAY! ANNANDALE DODGE CHRYSLER Bay/y-Between Church & Westney �� SIE Mon.-Thurs. 9-9 Fri. 9-9 Sat. 9-5 K1*1114church, ) 2 3j3 �AT(g� , ises zao sx se 1996 MAXIMA GXE Air, power group, V6 engine & more. Air, BBS, power roof, power gro & more. Special Bey $25,987 Special Special Lease Lease $379/month 36 months $2,293 down 1996 ALTIMA GXE 11995 PATHFINDER XE Air, power group, AM/FM cassette & more. Special Lease $199/month I $399/month STK. # 95141 24 months $2,800 down 36 months $1,000 down "Ask about our No -Nonsense Lease" Prices exclude freight. PDI. Taxes & Lic 1 st lease payment & security deposit due at lease signing. Mileage conditions apply. See us for details. O.A.C. Vehicles may not be exactly as illustrated. Air, V6, AM/FM cassette & more. Special Buy ;23,687 Special Lease $37 9/ month .STK. # 95251 36 months 0 down 375 Bayly SL 1 A ja�}� i tvr: ��N�� .,' MARCH 27,1996 DURHAM WHEELS PAGE 3 Outback begins its Legacy R" A " T E S jr BYZ®rat»DUARTE Subaru has done it again. As if the Legacy didn't have enough going for it already, Subaru has taken it one step fur- ther. For the 1996 model year, The Subaru Legacy wagon is avail- able in "Outback" version as well as the proven and award-winning regular wagon form. You've seen the commercials with Paul "Crocodile Dundee" Hogan outrunning the bad guys on the Australian outback. But this is Canada and, in my 20 years of driving. I've never come across a "Kangaroo Crossing-' sign. In other words, it was time to put the Subaru Legacy Outback to the test right here in Durham Region. Subaru is marketing the Outback as "Canada's first sport/utility wagon" and we can disagree. Here we have a station wagon which offers the benefits of a wagon (compact dimensions and plenty of cargo room) with fun -to -drive capabilities of an off-road vehicle. We had the chance to drive the Outback for two weeks recently and found it a steady and versatile no matter if we were doing the groceries or taking a few back roads on a trip up to Port Perry. We are talking back gravel and dirt roads too, not side roads where the pavement may not by Hwy.401 quality but it is still there. The Outback is driven either by a 2.2 -litre or a 2.5 -litre four cylinder engine (as was the case in the test vehicle). We had no problem finding the power need- ed to pull on the highway and be up to speed before the end of the on-ramp or passing on an uphill. From the outside, the Outback looks pretty much other wagons. HYUnDA I Wl=rThr Stnaft Monc� Goes It has a step roof with a roof rack. The "outback" side of the wagon is evident in large halogen foglamps with stone shields and the special grille and bumpers. Inside, Subaru comfort is on display all around. Instrumentation and displays are clearly labeled and easy to use. Seats are comfortable and easily adjustable. View from the dri- ver's position is great in every direction. The plus is the Subaru uncom- promising commitment to safety. The Outback comes equipped with dual airbags, three-point belts at all outboard positions and other obvious safety features. What shouldn't be overlooked are things like how the front of the vehicle has been designed to absorb impact energy in case of a crash and how seatbelts have been designed for maximum elongation to avoid injuries relat- ed to belt tightening. Also worthy in style of note is the fact that entire spare -tire area is a crush zone in order to protect rear passengers. Other things like rear tubular transverse guards almost under the rear seat also helps strengthen the passenger compartment. When you start comparing price point and value, in our opinion, the Subaru Legacy Outback becomes a clear choice to meet all your motoring needs. All this hasn't gone unnoticed. The 1996 Subaru Legacy Outback was named best in its class by the Automobile Journalists Association of Canada and TSN's Motoring 96. We don't hand out yearly awards, but if we did, the Outback would have been our choice as well. Having said that, it should come as no surprise that the Levacv Outback has become a runaway hit at Subaru dealer- ships. 14 wa�oK ONE PRICE TEST MARKET EXPERIMENT PICKERING HYUNDAI & ONTARIO HYUNDAI are holding a TEST MARKET EXPERIMENT. You may have seen it on "CNN" or 11CTV" or read about in in the newspaper. This new trend is sweeping the nation, and now available in Durham for three days only. Due to overwhelming consumer response, we have decided to offer our NO HAGGLE, NO PRESSURE, NO STRESS, ONE PRICE TEST MARKET SALE. Friday & Saturday March 29 & 30, 9-69 & Sunday March 31, 10-4, for 24 hours only, over $2 MILLION DOLLARS available of new and pre -owned vehicles will be priced with our ABSOLUTE LOWEST ACCEPTABLE NON-NEGOTIABLE PRICE, you will clearly see your savings. This will enable you to make a decision to buy based solely on your financial budget. To further enhance the sale of all new and pre -owned vehicles during this special event, all trade-ins will be accepted at FULL BOOK VALUE. IT GETS EVEN BETTER! FACTORY DEALER INVOICE CREDITS UP TO $39000 WILL BE IN EFFECT (on ALL vehicles). Banks & leasing representatives will also be on hand to offer aggressive financing and specially designed leasing programs to save even more of your hard earned cash. This marketing experiment will be held rain or shine with over 200 new & used cars & trucks for immediate delivery. Please bring all decision makers, your ownership and cheque book or credit cards, and be prepared to purchase the NEW OR PRE -OWNED VEHICLE of your choice. (Show us this is the way you wish to purchase a new or used vehicle.) a a PAGE 4 DURHAM WHEELS MARCH 27,1996 Tire maintenance is important As you get you vehicle ready for spring, don't forget to check your tires. Here are some tips on making sure tires are in tip-top shape to keep you — and your fellow motorists — sale on the road: • Check tire tread often. ►alai$, �I .I,;.a >. ;;� pal 1,aac ncc raven of th'. 1--c' .. r.h to hw in thrre.rr.rr.. 11 , VERTIRED i N ��i� CARS '96 SEDAN .-.1111 � � \\e as hurl tin_ .,.1• n. \n.l �.• :h. nl:: i.t .ni .. lull 1.wk ,I fuel. .. n.! ..a yui.rua... Ire l,t ml�-ht Lk. t.• F.u1 h••r Ir.,.c —11 S.. .11 ...... 0....c• .a• .rn.l 72.11(4) kn, �,l This includes SA\TLPN \1�k1' It, t.. lrr. arr In•c transportanon of 5430. aicrt, . c• ,n, •,,tmr 111 _a • • Check treads for imbedded pebbles, pieces of glass, nails or other debris. • Check the inflation pressure at least one a month. It is important to rotate your tires regularly to ensure even tire wear. You should also get wheels balanced and aligned at least once a year. 0 I.ATA T ;I ? , VERTIRED CIVIC LX i N ��i� CARS '96 SEDAN • � � }� ODYSSEY 6 PASS. 2 To rho t— 324,995 �. EX ACCORD Aub. badW 18.000 k, 1 31223 :21,995 SPECIAL EDITION CWWS $15,995 ' HOTTEST ABS, air, 4 dr., AM/ FM Cass., DX COUPES $14,995 CAR ON ' air bags. MC SI cmc' THE ROAD $270��* BbL* 55o rlwt stl• 13127 $17,995 —� Y MTH. CX HATCHBACK 5sp 22.O0o krr m.,, s1« 3122 $12 995 , _ CX HATCHBACK 312 99S 14 �d Also Ilk .9• ✓ , CAVALIER RS a• a„ 1 .11 9k n•" SUNBIRD L.E. 2 A AU10 AM stkM309'A Ii 1,8W. $1 1 f 1996 CIVIC ACCORD LX $2,995 Au,) i%w4 , W.NAd CX HATCH BACK A `°°�° LX A Ma�S 1•> ala . `'�' • UN I11.)ILSLI'O LR •;11,5URL\R5L.\I SI HATCHBACK ntia—uk ,+'+A .».r. $13,995 • ,\IR BAG •' )UAL MIRRORS • 11 P HOLDER • ,1' M.P.G. • TILT STEERING GRAND AM wt,,;,,,.,», � 11,995 - $ 00** 1 �� LX CMC a,t�•uw.. '11,995 .100 _ MTH. LX cmc A,,;c sponte• -,.1 sill 195372A '12,995 _ EXCEL S.E. c ;-k�; — -1c ,s $8,295 19537M "K h ' " ' BUILT WITHOUT COMPROMISE. Saturn Saab Isuzu of Pickering 980 Kingston Road, Pickering 839-6159 V. VWN 60 - a d . %A"rakre fM 979 50 PD1 t'Sq% gas hence 5 1.3.15 enra JL MOrMtt Dpta-, W" ft150 dDM. tI^+'a' oni .."^1 'r.l' ^.•^✓^' tF 'ar' lh .^. A WE WILL MATCH M III Id :VALS ALL ADVERTISING FOR ONTARIO HONDAS! 11'1 1 1 I'\ J: The All New Corolla P1 uhmd- 1996 Toyota Corolla SD Plus 55o 1996' Mao • 1.6 LITRE ENGINE • POWER STEERING • AIR BAG • TILT STEERING • DIGITAL CLOCK • AM/FM RADIO CASS. • BODY SIDE MOULDING • CARPET MATS PLUS MUCH MORE! NO MONEY DOWN 48 MTH LEASE ONLY $295 +Tnx • 1.8 LITRE ENGINE • AIR CONDITIONING • POWER WINDOWS/LOCKS • CRUISE CONTROL • AM/FM RADIO CASS. • POWER MIRRORS • CHILD SEAT • DUAL AIR BAGS PLUS MUCH MORE! NO MONEY DOWN 0 MTH LEASE ONLY $349 + TAx SR PRELUDE 37,995 SI HATCHBACKµ tic n• $13,995 EX -R ACCORD •15,495 7�av-7 Swjo...j Gal y us Falli'l 1996 Toyota Corolla DX Plus • 1.6 LITRE ENGINE • AIR CONDITIONING • CRUISE CONTROL • CHILD SEAT • ALUM RADIO CASS. • FOLD DOWN REAR SEAT • AIR BAG • TILT STEERING PLUS MUCH MORE! NO MONEY DOWN 48 MTH LEASE ONLY $325 +rax � 7 J fy;l x .1 1 � [tv (II'Ll) F=11E y��'1�11111 1 WAY. 2 OMGSMRDJ WES744"EAST i N r 'h V. VWN 60 - a d . %A"rakre fM 979 50 PD1 t'Sq% gas hence 5 1.3.15 enra JL MOrMtt Dpta-, W" ft150 dDM. tI^+'a' oni .."^1 'r.l' ^.•^✓^' tF 'ar' lh .^. A WE WILL MATCH M III Id :VALS ALL ADVERTISING FOR ONTARIO HONDAS! 11'1 1 1 I'\ J: The All New Corolla P1 uhmd- 1996 Toyota Corolla SD Plus 55o 1996' Mao • 1.6 LITRE ENGINE • POWER STEERING • AIR BAG • TILT STEERING • DIGITAL CLOCK • AM/FM RADIO CASS. • BODY SIDE MOULDING • CARPET MATS PLUS MUCH MORE! NO MONEY DOWN 48 MTH LEASE ONLY $295 +Tnx • 1.8 LITRE ENGINE • AIR CONDITIONING • POWER WINDOWS/LOCKS • CRUISE CONTROL • AM/FM RADIO CASS. • POWER MIRRORS • CHILD SEAT • DUAL AIR BAGS PLUS MUCH MORE! NO MONEY DOWN 0 MTH LEASE ONLY $349 + TAx SR PRELUDE 37,995 SI HATCHBACKµ tic n• $13,995 EX -R ACCORD •15,495 7�av-7 Swjo...j Gal y us Falli'l 1996 Toyota Corolla DX Plus • 1.6 LITRE ENGINE • AIR CONDITIONING • CRUISE CONTROL • CHILD SEAT • ALUM RADIO CASS. • FOLD DOWN REAR SEAT • AIR BAG • TILT STEERING PLUS MUCH MORE! NO MONEY DOWN 48 MTH LEASE ONLY $325 +rax � 7 J fy;l x .1 1 � [tv (II'Ll) F=11E y��'1�11111 1 WAY. 2 OMGSMRDJ WES744"EAST Ford Explorer muscles up in '96 modely ear By T(cD xt"DUARTE It's safe to say. Ford didn't expert its Explorer sport/utility vehicle to become a runaway hit when it was first introduced half a dozen years ago. Hoped, maybe. But never expected. However, that is exactly what has happened. In its short six-year history, the Ford Explorer has become North America's top-selling sporUute. For 1996, there is even more reason to become excited as the Explorer is now driven by eight -cylinder muscle. Available on the Ibur-door XLT 4X2 models, a cast-iron 5.0 -litre. VK engine delivers up to 210 horsepower. The standard driver in the Explorer continues to be the 4.0 -litre V6. The VS features high-performance cylinder heads and platinum -tipped spark plugs. The automakers Electronic Engine Control System brines together an advanced com- puter control module with the latest On -Board Diagnostics System. The engine also uses a 70 nun mass -airflow sensor and large -volume upper and lower intake manifold assem- hly, with air intake behind the head- lamps. This system is based on Ford's GT90 concept car. Also a first for the 1990 Explorer, is the Ford 4R70 -W four -speed auto- matic gearbox — which is installed for the first time in a Ford compact truck. The 1996 Ford Explorer lineup is made up of Sport, XL. XLT, Eddie Bauer and Limited models. The Sport comes in two door only, you can get two- or four -door XLs and the XLT, Eddie Bauer and Limited versions arc available in four -door models only The Explorer F.xpedition has been dis- continued as a model. but can still he ordered with a new Premium Sport preferred -equipment package avail- able on the Sport models. This pack- age includes front and rear bumpers, wheellip moulding and side-step bar, as well as all -terrain tires on 16 -inch chrome ,ieel wheels, rear tow hook and luggage rack. Explorers are mailable in two- and four-wheel drive configurations. 40 Castrol GTX IOW -30 is a tough oil As automobile engines have chanced over the vears. Castrol has continued to develop motor oils and products that exceed industry protection require- ments. The latest is a motor oil that meets tough European require- ments for volatility burn -off protection. European standards are much more stringent than those in North America. "Owner's manuals are rec- ommending lighter weight oils which are more susceptible to the destructive effects of volatility burn -off," says Bob MacDonald, vice president of marketing and sales for Castrol Canada. "These destructive effects, which may shorten an engine's life, include increased oil consumption, harmful tailpipe emissions, intake valve deposits, sludge build up and reduced durability." Castrol GTX IOW -30 has been formulated using "special cut" base stocks and advanced additive technology to provide superior protection against volatility burn -off. This new oil becomes the first IOW -30 motor oil to meet European standards. • MARCH 27, 1996 DURHAM WHEELS PAGE 5 Announcing Your Ontario Ford & Mercury Dealer% 1996 Spring Sell -Out Event! SPRING FORWARDIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ON A GREAT SELECTION OF 1996 FORD & MERCURY CARS AND TRUCKS, PURCHASE OR LEASE. Amok PW CONTOUR/MYSTIQUE, TAURUS/SABLE, PROBE, MUSTANG, THUNDERBIRD, COUGAR, c GRAND MARQUIS/CROWN VICTORIA, WINDSTAR, VILLAGER, F -SERIES (excluding Crew Cab), RANGER, BRONCO AND AEROSTAR. PLUS THESE GREAT NO -CHARGE EXTRAS ON... Contour & Mystique. "Special Edition"NO-CHARGE• .11 IN AIR CONDITIONING•NO-CHARGE. , OR CHOOSE: 1'96 AEROSPORT 'XLT' '96 EXPLORER • $1,000 LESE •. Sport Package and More includes 1 EECashback ON LEASE ONLY SEE YOUR ONTARIO ® FORD & MERCURY R URY DEALERS '6S1 Iwy.thM oat full .......tint tit put J...u• pn,, 1.1.- -00'." i k d. 0. t, it t ., h„tr, ....fpr. , • tl� l �'. hili. I ,•. �r•, .1 ..I1„ b....,hl..n� 1 u.. 1,.1� "1 1.,rd .v.. • ..... ..... ..... •. ... ...... ,..._.. aulnniop, Itonvnnv.on with P E P SIVA • • •Nu h.u.p good �.wt.o , , h. n.. i..�dnhh �.., vVo�, Lt .• �, . , .. • . . i th .nv „thc, Ato, IS, M) lc.nv -%h u9ned Wilt to tWah., Oft......... L.N.- I.. 100”rd n 1...1 Ir,.. �. �. .gqu„....1 Iq f�.rd l n��l�i I,.�, d.+l •.•.. ^•. � ••�..b • �. n .. I. ... t... 1, 0,11.11 fMOA P 0 H. 2000 0A-1111 OnLu is lo) SE PAGE 6 DURHAM WHEELS MARCH 27,1996 m ChevyBlazer �s an alimpurpose veh Icle Sport/utility vehicles make up the automotive market. consumer dollars, General Motors posi- The Blazer's suspension of fully-inde- fastest-growing segment of the Canadian With automakers competing hotly for tions itself' strongly with the Chevrolet pendent front and semi -elliptic, two-stage Blazer, a vehicle featuring an multi -leaf springs at the rear prepares this attractive aerodynamic shape sport/ute for any type of road conditions. 4� M�s Expect more from Sears Vit -t 1_9J A111 a 20 O O Starting from 3999 Guardsman Plus tire has a computer-assisted all -season tread design for excellent traction on wet, dry and snow-covered surfaces. x14000 series Co nplete , orrorny dek is of Sears V� g� TIRES FR0N1 S ,EARS . es Ro°a "°`O . "read Wearout Warranty o, most tires 10000 km ep . cree fire rotatiOn every • free pnChl lI . our Roadside Assistance an Ro°dNondw tires SAVE $11 LOWEST PRICE OF THE SEASON only wet, trod.-it- DieHard' battery has up to 130 minutes of reserve capacity, plus 66 -month warranty', with 12 -month free replacement. Sears reg. 79 99 with trade-in'. x50600 sones ,1 V �,,, _. _ .W �y a -- *.1W, sea, •.-...,000K - , •a,,.- o, ear o+o bar — •o n -1-N SALE PRICES END SUNDAY, MARCH 24, 1996, WHILE QUANTITIES LAST 10 USE YOUR SEARS CARD AND DON'T PAY UNTIL SEPTEMBER 1996 No rrrir,wnen, purcimse r.*i A No dawn paynsera required No pt.Paynta+et loxes No 3rd Doty.&,v6cwiar OBer applies to all w,lornakw products and services, an approved ,sedt, wih your Sews cord $35 dela tee applies. Ober ends Sunday, tMardt 31, 1996. liquidation boom in Chearanow Cures and Casdogue purchases are not isduded in tris older. Ask for detois Copyr4* 1996. Sean Canada Inc. Oshawa CentreOpen Mondayfntay `�®® 8 a m.-8 p.m. 576-1711, Ext 270-274 ` MLAIO SaL 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. Eipect more from Sears 'CLOSED SUNDAY Ylsit our Oshawa location, open Monday to Friday 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.. Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 6 00 p.m. and Sunday 12 noon to 5 p.m Phone 576-1711. Copynght, Canada 1996. Sears Canada Inc. 'Reg.' or 'was' refer to Sears pnces. Prices in effect while quantities last, unless oftrwise indicated. Prices do not include delivery charges. For details, please inquire at the Sears retail store in the Oshawa Shoppug Centre and a long list of features. Safety plays a key part of the Blazer The hottest news for the with driver -side airbag, four-wheel ABS, Blazer for the 1996 model year side -guard door beams and centre high - is that it now is available in all- mounted stop lamp all as standard equip - wheel -drive configuration and ment. with major refinements to the Standard comfort/convenience features Vortec 4300 SFI V6 engine for include intermittent wipers, air condition - improved fuel economy and dri- t W ROUI f veability. rear lift gate and full analog instrumenta- wARRA tion. improved powertrain stiffness 7% and mounts that help reduce in their 40s who are traditionally car buy - vibration and vehicle noise. ers. The customer profile shows they may For 1996, Blazer is available sears sale, if they offer car -like features and the ver - size reg. each wheel -drive configurations. P155 6OR 13 4`+ 9c 39.99 In the Chevy Blazer, they have a vehi- P'65 /80R 13 59 99 47.99 plant that delivers a maximum P'85 75814 71 99 56.99 "95,75R'4 7499 59.99 is a lour -speed autlrmmi, P205 '75R' 5 8099 1 63.99 P235,751? 15 9299 , 73.99 17570R 13 69 99 55.99 t. P185/70F'4 76 99 i 60.99 195/708'4 8099 63.99 rwdu No-:nvge ROM 'Wartt WanaMv Jam• :: -,w r We 20 O O Starting from 3999 Guardsman Plus tire has a computer-assisted all -season tread design for excellent traction on wet, dry and snow-covered surfaces. x14000 series Co nplete , orrorny dek is of Sears V� g� TIRES FR0N1 S ,EARS . es Ro°a "°`O . "read Wearout Warranty o, most tires 10000 km ep . cree fire rotatiOn every • free pnChl lI . our Roadside Assistance an Ro°dNondw tires SAVE $11 LOWEST PRICE OF THE SEASON only wet, trod.-it- DieHard' battery has up to 130 minutes of reserve capacity, plus 66 -month warranty', with 12 -month free replacement. Sears reg. 79 99 with trade-in'. x50600 sones ,1 V �,,, _. _ .W �y a -- *.1W, sea, •.-...,000K - , •a,,.- o, ear o+o bar — •o n -1-N SALE PRICES END SUNDAY, MARCH 24, 1996, WHILE QUANTITIES LAST 10 USE YOUR SEARS CARD AND DON'T PAY UNTIL SEPTEMBER 1996 No rrrir,wnen, purcimse r.*i A No dawn paynsera required No pt.Paynta+et loxes No 3rd Doty.&,v6cwiar OBer applies to all w,lornakw products and services, an approved ,sedt, wih your Sews cord $35 dela tee applies. Ober ends Sunday, tMardt 31, 1996. liquidation boom in Chearanow Cures and Casdogue purchases are not isduded in tris older. Ask for detois Copyr4* 1996. Sean Canada Inc. Oshawa CentreOpen Mondayfntay `�®® 8 a m.-8 p.m. 576-1711, Ext 270-274 ` MLAIO SaL 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. Eipect more from Sears 'CLOSED SUNDAY Ylsit our Oshawa location, open Monday to Friday 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.. Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 6 00 p.m. and Sunday 12 noon to 5 p.m Phone 576-1711. Copynght, Canada 1996. Sears Canada Inc. 'Reg.' or 'was' refer to Sears pnces. Prices in effect while quantities last, unless oftrwise indicated. Prices do not include delivery charges. For details, please inquire at the Sears retail store in the Oshawa Shoppug Centre and a long list of features. Safety plays a key part of the Blazer The hottest news for the with driver -side airbag, four-wheel ABS, Blazer for the 1996 model year side -guard door beams and centre high - is that it now is available in all- mounted stop lamp all as standard equip - wheel -drive configuration and ment. with major refinements to the Standard comfort/convenience features Vortec 4300 SFI V6 engine for include intermittent wipers, air condition - improved fuel economy and dri- ing, remote release for the framed -glass veability. rear lift gate and full analog instrumenta- The Blazer also benefits from tion. improved powertrain stiffness GM targets the Blazer at married men and mounts that help reduce in their 40s who are traditionally car buy - vibration and vehicle noise. ers. The customer profile shows they may For 1996, Blazer is available consider sport/utility vehicles especially in two -door and four -door mod- if they offer car -like features and the ver - els and in two -wheel and four- satility of passenger comfort of a van and wheel -drive configurations. cargo -handling ability of' a truck. The heart of the Chevy In the Chevy Blazer, they have a vehi- Blazer is the Vortec V6 power- cle that is as reliable and rugged as it is plant that delivers a maximum attractively styled and fun to drive. t'I� 190 horsepower at 4.400 rpm. The only transmission acailahlc is a lour -speed autlrmmi, --dr — The Chevy Blazer is a versatile vehicle that is as com- fortable carrying passengers as hauling cargo. Don't overlook your exhaust system Renleniber the space cratt In the old Buck Rogers TV shows:' RcinembLr how they sputtered along noisily trailing a stream of sparks? Most of us have seen a car or two driving along the highway that have reminded us of the Buck Rogers craft. What about if you arc driving along in that economical and realize it is beginning to sound like a fleet of gravel trucks? It doesn't have to he that way. Car Care Canada says the main cause of falling mufflers is simply a broken clamp. These can usually be replaced relativelN incxpensively. compared to the cost of a new exhaust system which you may need if you ignore the simple replacement. The first warning sign of a louse or broken clamp is a clanking noise when you start to drive away. That sound is likely the exhaust system bouncing against the underside of the car. It is a good idea to get your vehi- cle's exhaust system looked at and fixed before something breaks off. Every time you have your oil changed, make sure the technician checks the exhaust system, says Car Care Canada. A quick look and a shake or two will make sure every- thing is firm and tight. There is a danger too. If your car's exhaust system breaks and starts dragging along the highway, the potential for a disaster is immense. If there is a leak in the gas tank, the sparks created by a trailing muf- fler -pipe could make things really interesting not only for yourself as a driver of the vehicle but also for other motorists. Even if there is no leak, there is a chance the muffler or part of the pipe can break off and destroy part of your vehicle's underside or suspen- sion or go bouncing down the road hitting and damaging oncoming traf- fic. "there are less dramatic problems as well. Often, it's a mere pinhole in the system. Aside from the noise, the smallest of holes is enough to pose a danger of carton monoxide — a col- orless, odorless and potentially fatal gas — seeping into the passenger compartment. Corrosion is the main culprit in exhaust system problems. Manufacturers have made a lot of progress in the area of corrosion pre- vention using more stainless steel (tOr higher corrosion resistance) and more integrated systems (fewer parts to separate or break off), but corro- sion is still a possibility. What is an exhaust system any- way? The exhaust system includes a muffler (which feeds engine noise through a series of baffles to make it quieter), a catalytic converter (which reduces tailpipe emissions) and piping that connects these ele- ments to the engine. Some systems may also contain a resonator, which makes your vehicle sound more like a car and less like a sewing machine. There are many things you can do as a car owner to extend the life of your exhaust system. By making one trip for all your errands rather than a bunch of smaller ones, you exhaust system will have a chance to warm up and run at peak efficiency — sav- ing fuel, reducing tailpipe emissions and eliminating the water in your exhaust that tends to cause corrosion from the inside out. Take car of your vehicle's exhaust system. Like so many other things concerning your automobile, taking a little time today to check problem areas can help avoid big trouble and even bigger expenses down the road. 0 All -Sport trim coming for MPV Visitors to the Canadian International Canadian debut at the "Toronto automo- Autoshow, in February, got a glimpse of* live exhibition as a prototype vehicle a special package for Mazda's popular based on the Mazda sport/utility van. minivan. which already is one of' the most popular Thr MPV All - Spurt made its Japanese minivans of' all time. The MPV All -Sport package includes a redesigned grille with internal grille guard, a chin -type bumper guard beneath the I"ront bumper, wider fender -lip exten- sions. a rear bumper protector, a roof rack, larger all -terrain tires on alloy wheels and integrated fog lamps. The Mazda MPV All -Sport combines MARCH 27,1996 DURHAM WHEELS PAGE 7 all of the attributes of the regular MPV including dual airbags, four -door config- uration, seating for up to eight people. standard V6 power and four -wheels ABS. Mazda will make a decision on whether to offer the All -Sport package on the MPV later this year. 0 CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE_M 9 GEO •� CADILLAC .. - rr _ AL +. ^�L,�}/i � .. _ � � e..--�"' ^�.• ^ . -... ~.. �.9y_ ..�-M'S.`�M,�� ;. ,kyr.., / ".-j i MARC RSpAY am 29 ., . 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Don't miss this Event: Indoor shopping on hundreds of vehicles Clearance prices clearly marked on each car On the spot financing Low, low interest rate Top trade-in allowances with expert appraisers on the premises All GM incentives willbe available to qualified buyers `m NO DEALERS ALLOWED! _ Ao` d "`��aGMgo ONTARIO MOTOR SALES F°meFPak� P�a�� CHEVROLET • GEO.OLDSMOBILE • CADILLAC • CHEVY TRUCKS �G-(aa°eeas`9i�,ay See Map for Special 72565Sale Location jaKePa` ° S\e ens°�P A� c PAGE a DURHAM WHEELS MARCH 27,1996 s �r A It;�nsaoasoaea's' Z +ems• oss _sr -- Oxhawa Whitby Vine-inKtan This Week �:..: News Advertiser IT+' r �� \" ,. A M�eroiand PsablicaLeon I " BFS Fnre $I St Usha wt.. nN L.1H llS T. -thy J Wh.lta leer. 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Only Day Priced To Sell 1995 GRAND VOYAGER SE WAGON 1995 GEO TRfiliML, M 1 CL CAB 1 DODGEM 1500 CLUB CAB SROI 19 JEEP aptw, 3.3 L auto., tilt cruise, air cond., ran" pack AM/FM ass., alum. wheels, plmirrors, roof rack, & many extras. 1 Owner. T791 A. 1 Owner. Only 12,500 miles 1. . . - Buckets, 5 speed one owner with only 17.000 mom. Priced to Sell , tin, cruise, air cand., AMIRi ass., ST dam, 40=40 an% WD slrvice, trailer tow pack, dwonw wheee, and spin "Is' two tone, slide raw window. T752. Only $1 1 ■80* per Day 5.9 L, auto., ph., p/d, tilt, cruise, air cond., AM/FM ass., sport appearance, chrome wheels, trader tow, WD service, and spin axle, p/mirrorar s, slide rewindows, SLT larin a pick. only $12.33* per Day No height! No air tax! No fuel taxi Air eandil!onih 9 Ste. /04723 Only $5.51 * per Day 11LLAGE CHRYSLER • AJAX 1 "THINKING LIKE A CUSTOMER" SERVICE OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY e 9 HARWOOD AVE. 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