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FIBERGLASS '%INDOWS No GST - No PST on all orders (Limited Time offer) LEATHERDALE Windows & Doors 6oi Aspen Rd. 831-1989 Nrien-W Rug Ct)Ikc-tit)n In4c. -Thr /•YneK .tirhatirrn ,r -/Crr •.6 Ci+r/xtl Special Sale 5b% off Pickerin Home & Leisure Centre 1755 Picker ng Parkway 19051427-6407 NPlClt��A ews Advertiser Friday. March 29, 1996 44 pages A INletroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 42,5101 `t � . Vol. 115 No. 13 J. /t8 t� w4516,06,rd ��t�opp;spa to ale stems l lc� St. Timothy's Church in Ajax holds an Easter luncheon and nocely. sale Saturday from noun to 2 p.m. Cost is S 3.';0 for adults and S2 fi,r children 12 and under. The church is at 97 Burchcr Rd. Saturday loudv. late .aln likeIN to 7C Sundae .. Earl% shovels. •�� late rain or flurry -3 to 6C Inside in the news Entertainment .................. 14 Sports..............................18 Classified ..........................21 Phone lines General 683-5110 Fax 683-7363 Classified 683-0707 Sincerely Yours 1-900-451-3793 InfoSource 683-7040 Death Notices 683-3005 Auction Line 683-7545 On the Internet at www.durhamnews.net 93¢ + 7t GST = $1 School budget cuts `pain' everyone Public board officials `hope students won't suffer' By STEPHEN SH.% tiT:1} 1 kFTt iR i } K DURH:V\l --- With t,nc nuglw, .\.%in,• A the budget axe. public school trustees here have "spread the pain over the entire education sys- tein- with SIO million in spending cuts. In appro\ing a Hide -ranging list of 20 bud- get reductions suggested by staff at «'cdncsdav night's budget meeting, the Durham Board of Education made what trustees admit i, just the first wave of deep spending cuts to come this %-ecu and next. Virtually cvenv area of Durham's education system here will "share in the pain" of provincial grant reductions amounting to just over $9 million this year. Staff; school maintenance. classroom tech- nology. hoard administration, trustee perks. special needs programs, student transportation. outdoor education programs, personnel train- ing. school supplies and student counselling all took heavy hits as the hoard attempts to freccc taxes. The cuts will result in the elimination of least 60 full-time jobs, including educational assis- tants, junior teachers, board stall, non -teacher counsellors and custodians. It's hoped that through attrition and wage rollbacks, layoffs won't be necessary. said Brian Cain, hoard business superintendent. While another $1.3 million will have to be See BUDGET... Page 8 War against racism being won slowl y Human rights commissioner urges the young not to despair at Pickering race forum TAKACS ,TM} K}f't)KffN PICKERING - Racism u a significant problem here but progress is being made in the fight against it. That was the message deliv- ered by most speakers at the Pick- ering Race Relations Forum Tuesday night commemorating the March 21 International Day for the Elimination of Racial Dis- crimination. Approximately 120 people attended the event in the Council chamber at Town hall, which was sponsored by the Advisory Committee on Race Relations and Equity established by the Town. Keynote speaker for the evening was Bromley Armstrong, a Pickering resident who has been active in race relations and human rights for 49 years. A commissioner with the Ontario Human Rights Commission and a member of the Labour Relations Board, he has been honored with both the Order of Canada and the Order of Ontario. Cyril Brown, left, and Alma Thomas were tions forum at the Pickering Town hall among members of the Ebony Folklore Tuesday. Singers who performed during a race rela- photo by Carl Ferencz ."Racial discrimination is a reality in Canada," Mr. Arm- strong told the forum, explain- ing it usually takes the form of workplace tensions, problems in schools, name calling, deface- ment of religious property, hate slogans and the activities of white supremacist groups. Mr. Armstrong, who was born in Jamaica but has lived in Canada since 1947, noted he personally has received all kinds of cards and leaflets "telling people who look like me to go back where they carne from. `"Iilese forums are necessary. Whenever we can come togeth- er to talk about problems, it's progress. Mr. Armstrong maintained both education and legislation are required to create equity and improve race relations, and recounted the battle for equity and human rights legislation in Ontario and the opposition it encountered over the years. A16 %FoEw --- - - Amazing Antique Fair 1' 6--•''>.�� Picker's Flea Market from 7 am • Antiques, china, porcelain, clocks. Y - METRO EAST TRADE CENTRE stamps, coins, dolls & more .Brock Rd. North of the 401 in Pickering rPE, 42%-0754 Noting that in the 1930s members of minority groups in Ontario had difficulty finding jobs and places to live because of discrimination, he urged young people not to be discour- aged by what may seem to them to be slow progress or none at all. "Don't look back. You are the future. Don't despair. Things may look bad, but I'd like to tell .See PIICKERING... Page 2 MASSIVE - INCREDIBLE - INDOOR GARAGE SALE ' SAT., MARCH 30TH 9:00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M. Vendor spas WON* $25 Tttible relthls ffabble. 21-111F: 1F%'VS AD'%T'k'nSER FRIt) %V. %IARt'H 29, 19% Pickering `not a hotbed o FROM PAGE t you we've come a long way. We have to continue in this vein." The forum included presentations from members of the advisory cotnmit- tee, which includes representatives of the Town, the Durham Region Police Service, the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board, the Durham Board of Education and the Social Development Council of Ajax - Pickering. Each described the programs undertaken by their organization to improve race relations in Pickering. There was also entertainment to keep the mood positive and a session of group discussions to allow public par- ticipation. As well, the Town introduced its new Harassment Hurts Us All brochure, which will be available at schools, Town facilities, local libraries and the Pickering Recreation Complex. The brochure is designed to increase awareness of racial harassment issues and provide people with information on ways to deal with it, and includes a list of phone numbers and organizations that can help. Advisory committee co-chairman and Town councillor Dave Ryan said in an interview the principal goals of the forum were to educate the public and encourage communication on race relations issues. "For a IN of the people here, frankly, f racism' we're preaching to the converted" he noted, but added members of the public who have not been involved will get the message through the media. "What you're seeing here is the spirit of Pickering. You're seeing the spirit of co-operation, of enthusiasm, of energy. It's the reason our committee exists" Mr. Ryan believes it's important for the Town and other local organizations to become involved in race relations because it's an issue that needs to be addressed everywhere. "I personally do not believe Picker- ing is a hotbed of racism. But I acknowledge that, as m the rest of soci- ety, there is racism in Pickering. We've had incidents; we do not have a trend." H LAURENN P i i T W,1RLQ A WO MAN THE OSTEOPOROSIS SUPPORT GROUP PROVIDES 4iie DEMONSTRATIONS AND � k"INFORMATION. ARTFi R s THE ARTHRITIS SOCIETY WILL Soo X ALSO BE ON HAND TO INFORM. ' BE SURE TO CHECK OUT TOURING CONCEPT CYCLING, THEY'LL HAVE BROCHURES AND A DEMONSTRATION. � 1 1 pa►LPN Lain ' 1 _ 1 1 � 1 1 — � VV p 1 GIFT BASKET 1 VALUE $300off ' 1 1 ENTER THIS BALLOT TO WIN 1 OF ' 1 4 GREAT PRIZES. 1 � Name ............ 1 j Address................................. """"""""" 1 1 city ............... Phone ................... ; 1 BY 600 S MUST BE ENTERED IN BOX AT CENTRE COURT BALLOTJ ' p M SATURDAY. 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Beam of Pickering 1271 Kingston Rd. 1.831-2326 ...o.tl�radGliriYla31Y6 t P , THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 29. 1996 -PAGE 3 Region taxes increase $9 in Peckering By KEITH GILLIGAN STAFF REPORTER PICKERING -- Picker- ing residents will pay an average of $9 more in taxes to the Region this year to pay for such scr- vices as policing and run- ning homes for the aged. Durham Council voted 21-6 Wednesday, with five councillors absent, to approve the 1996 budget passing on an average tax increase of 0.8 per cent. However, under the equalized assessment Sys- tem used by the Region, taxes differ in each of the eight municipalities. In Pickering, for example. regional taxes are rising 2.4 per cent. About 20 per cent of your tax hill goes to the Region so, based on a tax hill of $3.000, Durham will get $600. The Region will spend about $402 million in 1996, with prop- erty taxes cover- ing about $99.6 million. The rest will come from provincial grants, user fees and �` • reserve accounts. D u r h a m Region Chairman Jim Wittv says, "It's a reason- able, sensible budget. I'm pleased with the strong support shown by region- al council. "I went to each of the eight area municipalities and I was pro- moting a one -per cent increase in Region taxes. It's slightly lower than that. I'm a happy camper." Of the 55 peo- ple who spoke to Mr. Witty direct- ly about the bud- get, 52 supported a tax increase of about $5 1f it meant keeping police officers on the street, he reports. "Only three people said they didn't want an increase of any kind." 2 54 kg Last year, the • -.n^ey Pitted Dates Region added 28 3.19 t officers and nine 2 86 r , civilians to the t,. police depart- ment. Paying those 37 people Rice for a full ,,car • - evel sticks sated or unsalted tiny thins ".takes up most 1.36 It of the 0.8 -per 13 76 kg cent increase," Jim Witty budget chief and 'I'm a Pickering Mayor 4 23 kg Wayne Arthurs happy told his ctrl- 1.57 ,b leagues. camper.' Policing and • M a -n«date Pecan Canna Custe(s by Nesne public safety -- Region were important chairman issues .n the • aaob t Pellets 1994 municipal .22 b election so Durham politi- not. Welfare payments predicted to drop cians responded last year by adding the extra officers, Mr. Arthurs noted. "It's fair for taxpayers to share in that responst- bility," he said. Whitby Mayor TumEdwards said, "Now it's pay day.' fur adding the police personnel. "If we'll have TESTERN RANCH'4.' xu`acr„ rens of Q�,dtty Hanacra`ted Neste- BCC.. Y' %�tG itia�l�Q�tOtl7C �itts� Western Boots Leather Belts at M mwt3, Ajax 428-1787 mm. ttru SCr! 0 - 0 4 0-8 ..Rack'em BILLIARD TABLES NOW ON SALE Sale ends March 31, 1996. y "Qm& v A S :N1-- O PLAY Pickering Town Centre (905) 420-6113 to get rid of some of those cops and security measures put in place." The tax increase is also necessary so the Region can deal with a cut of $`t million in provin- cial grants. Mr. Arthurs added. Durham chief administrative officer Garry Wayne Arthurs It's fair' people pay for cops. -- Pickering mayor Cubitt said the Rcgion won't fill about 175 vacant p o s i t i o n s. "That's part of our move to address the 1997 budget" when the Region expects more provincial cuts. The vacancies are in addition to 150 positions eliminated dur- ing, the Social Contract. %I r. Cuhitt added. "We're lucky welfare is drop- ping. It had dri- ven rusts up" in the past. Mr. Cuhitt said. Welfare payments are budgeted to drop .$3.65 million this year to about $11.4 million. In 1995. the Rcgiun handed out $15.1 million in social assistance. Ajax Councillor Jim McMaster voted against the hud,,ct because it calls for a tax incrcasc. rhe amount isn't large, but it's an incrcasc. All I hear from our people is an increase just doesn't fly." he said. Regional departments either decreased or kept spending at 1995 levels. bulk barnoo 2.84 "save 1 as Kg Sultana Raisins . Ib 9 92 kg save 4"Kg roasted, salted or unsalted GCl ,I,Is j Whole mh •I....k �, $F w.n Y Y.Y�..Yw, w �v • Swiss herbal vearmns. as cantles 20% off Everyday Hie• • DP,iuxe Mixed Nuts ,waned a s~ - r- .,, i' �4 6.31 • Mer^ken 5 Chocolate Waters Iger dark a wnne S 97 kg 2_71 t • --arty Pre Filling. E D Small 2 54 kg 1.15 c • -.n^ey Pitted Dates 7 03 kg 3.19 t • = a ,'er Bunny Jubes 2 86 r , 1.30 . t,. Rice 14 77 kg 6.70 it: • - evel sticks sated or unsalted tiny thins 3 48 kg 1.36 It • ..t.arl Figs 13 76 kg 6.24 't • ,sham Cracker Crumbs 3 13 kg 1.42 t • _ )utons herb 8 sme or caesar 4 23 kg 1.92 ,b • . ginia Peanuts. roastedsalted or unsaved 346 kg 1.57 ,b • Peek F.ean Fruit Creme Cookies 6 11 kg 2.77 'b • M a -n«date Pecan Canna Custe(s by Nesne 10 71 kg 4.96 it, • Cr enta, Rice Snags 6 53 kg 2.96 b • aaob t Pellets 49 kg .22 b 10%0, • Sage, ground or r,,pbed 11 77 kg S.34 Ib • Bread Crumbs regular or seasoned 2 69 kg 1.22 it • Caocirna Mix . B 62 kg 3.91 .t • Pot or Pearkea Barley .. 1 17 kg .53 Ib • Flax Seeds .. 1 43 kg .6S ib • Cnocoote icy Squares 15 21 kg 6.90 lb NOW OPEN IN AJAX Our 3rd Durham Region Location to serve you better Ajax Durham Centre Harwood Ave. N. & Hwy 2 NSW Pickering Supercentre Mall 1792 Liverpool goad 43 Lj"s4 ATIONS Oshawa Centre 419 King St. W. PAGE 4 -THE NEWS AIW E:RTISER FRIDAI,'*IARc'11 29, 1996 Suspended Aj*ax doctor can assist in hospital sur eries g AJAX — An Ajax family doctor found and most urged that he be allowed to return guilty of professional misconduct has teen to medical practice. The committee found allowed to assist in operations at Ajax- this evidence to be credible.- a written rul- Pickering General Hospital. ine on the decision noted. The disciplinary committee of the Col- Dr. Gabrielle had been "profoundly lege of Physicians and Surgeons of depressed and withdrawn since his suspen- Ontario, which had suspended Dr. Denis cion" and had "suffered severe financial Gabrielle's Certificate of Registration — losses", the four -member committee heard. once called a medical licence — for 18 The committee wrote that protecting_ the months dating back to May of 1994. has public was the most important factor in its since ruled he can take pan in surgeries at decision. the hospital. None of the individual offences commit - However, Ajax -Pickering General Hos- ted by Dr. Gabrielle warranted revoking his pital president Bruce Cliff says Dr. certificate. but collectively they did. the Gabrielle doesn't have any privileges at the committee noted. facility. He'd have to apply for those privi- leges and Mr. Cliff won't cnmment on whether he has. "All the college is saying is where he can practise. lie's not on staff at the hospital.'. After being found guilty in March of last year of professional misconduct and sexual improprieties with five for- mer patients. he was recently repri- manded. but not fined. The College's lawyer wanted a fine of S10.000, Dr. Gabrielle's certificate revoked for five years and a repri- mand. The doctor's lawyer asked that his cenificate he suspended retroactive to May, 1994, that his client riot be fined and the doctor be allowed to practise under restricted conditions. It way sug- gested Dr. Gabrielle be permitted to assist at surgery at the hospital. Eleven witnesses testified in support of Dr. Gabrielle, including eight patients and two medical colleagues. And, 18 letters supporting him were submitted. including 10 from profes- sional colleagues. The letter,, and oral testimom %%cre uniforml% supportive of DT. G;ihrnL I1 REGULAR OR GAS Lots of room for plates & condiments. 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Dr. Gabrielle was a family physician from 1975 until he was suspended by the college in 1994. The Whitby resident also served as coroner for an area that includes Pickering. The disciplinary committee found Dr. Gabrielle guilty of incidents involving sex- ual touching and sexual remarks to patients from 1987 to 1993 and one act of sexual touching in 1994. The incidents involved women ranging in age from their early 20s to their early 40s. The panel found him not guilty of sexual intercourse with one patient and not guilty of sexual improprieties with another. 7 ED e V D ❑0 ' 4 �e4 L �� - - 7.., _[ry��'���/�� 1 � t , r �'ir"1 r- �sl�-fir � .� • ,-. ,m 11.E S11MBER REST "R 1W VA'•RE55 SIT ' 18.1 1.. N 1.. 1 1 S•) " I _ , . 1.111\ TLV .II ♦1. ORTHO PR (IFIC i1NGLE 29 MATTRESS SET '374 /K 111111 1S•7 �I I •I• lJl 1 1 \ 2)i`7 �1 1 •� • w1\1. Y S`) DIVAN DAYBEI) Many r ,? 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The Durham Easter Food Bank Dnve is not suffering from NIMBY-ism..Ail t od collected in this massive local drive will stav in Durham ret'ion's own backxard. Saturdav could be the most important dax of the spring for some less fortunate Durham residents. It's the official launch of the Durham Easter Food Bank Drsxe. After collecting, 50.4)4 pounds of nun -perishable tix,d last \ear throughout Durham at 15 drop hoxes. the Oshawa Optimist Club. Oshawa- vVhitbx This Week and the .A_jax- Pickering New s.Adxertiser are looking fir more than l(X).(XN) pounds this tirtkl around and has increased the number of deposit locations to 3O. The main drop-off locations are A&P stores. [GA stores. Loblaws and fire halls in Oshawa. NL'hstbv, Clarington and Ajax. More than 35.(X)1 requests were made to registered agencies in the past ,ear for fixxl. Because numbers are kept based on requests and not actual people coming in. it's not known how man\ people in lXirham use the agencie,. You can het it was fox, man\. Canned trusts. juices, meats. xegetables, pasta sauces. peanut butter and powdered milk are some of the foods required. Anything will help, though. the need is that great. Durham went out of its way this past Chri,tmas to sup- port the numerous food and toy drixes and it isn't toxo much to expect the same response this Easter. Giving shouldn't start and end with Christmas. (sten %o urcuptxsards this.Apnl and support those look- ing for a hand up. To respond to this editorial call Infosource at ! i! soturce 6N3-7040 and dial 5110 vYou said it... In response to last Friday's editorial on tough decisions ahead for Durham school board trustees, our readers said: ' ♦ "I believe parents would he willing to pay a fee on a monthly basis to have their kids transported safely back and forth from school." ♦ -I'd like to tell the trustees... not to even think of a tax increase. The $10 million increase in spending suggested over last year in the draft budget is ludicrous. It should be a $10 million decrease. There's no way we can stand for another tax grab by the school system." ♦ "As far as I'm concerned the trustees are the ones at fault. Never have we had so many trustees looking after our education system. Whatever happened to just plain teaches? If they want to save a pile of money for the public and sepa- rate school hoards. get rid of half of these trustees, they're not needed.' The News Advertiser The Ajax -Pickering tticws Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave Ajax, Ont. LIS 21-15. General: (905) 683-51 10 Classified: (905)683-0707 Circulation: (905) 683-5 1 17. FAX: (905) 683-7363 Real Estate FAX: (905) 432-1635 Composing FAX: (905) 579-9273 E -Mail: NewsAd.news@'durhamnews.net On the Internet: hitp://www.durhamnews.net SOMUPA IN A SALARY INCREASE �) sips ? oDNESS •• Wi COULDN'T -•WE`RE TRYING /.\` �Np,.. po55�61Y. To CUT BACK You KNOW. UORs D'o[uv�? t. O J � 7 -DohS�{AN* v Letters to she editor Bravo to Roulston column To the editor: Re: Rccxcicr's Report. March 13 1 am writing to comment on the week - Iv column by Larraine Roulston called Recycler's Report in the Ncws Ad\ ertiser. This is just the kind of journalism that our communit} needs to help us learn to stem the damas'e our consumim-, socia\ has inflicted on the environment. The March 13 column was especially cnhi*htenim-,. Mrs. Roulston went bcvond what must journalists do to not only report on a vital political issue -- the dan- ger that Ontario's Environment Assessment process will be eliminated -- but she encouraged readers to make their opinions known to the key politicians involved. Her urgent tone and message encour- aged this reader to write the federal and provincial environment ministers. The environment, which is really the land, water and air that all living things depend on, is truly in danger of further degradation if the pro -industry agenda of the Harris and Chretien governments is allowed to proceed without input by citi- zens and community groups. As well as writing and phoning politi- cians, another way Pickering citizens can become involved is to join a local group such as the one Mrs. Roulston heads -- the Pickering Waste Reduction Committee. This group, of which I am also a member, is active in education and may become more political as the need for immediate action to protect the environ- ment becomes greater. Here's wishing more journalists would encourage readers to get involved with issues. Thank you for allowing the Recycler's Report to he read. John Doleweerd Pickering The Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser accepts letters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neatly hand-written, 150 words. Each letter must be signed - with a first and last name or two initials Wit! a last name. Please include a phone ;:dumber for verification. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for style, and content. Opinions expressed 6 a leases are Chase of the writer and not cesssrily those of The News Numbers don't add up on GST `harmonization' To the editor: The subject of this letter is the regyres- sive. hated and wasted GST and the pro- posed harmonization with the PST which will cost consumers more. To prove my point, let us look at the following equa- tion before harmonization: I'm going out with my wife to buy a new vehicle priced at $20,0(X) and I have a $6.000 trade-in. Here is the catch: I will have to pay the full GST on the $20,000 -- not on the difference -- and of course I will have to pay PST on the dif- ference, which is $14,000 plus $100 air tax after harmonization. I will have to pay seven per cent, plus eight per cent, which is 15 per cent on the same $20,(X)0, but no tax at all on the differ- ence of $14,000. What is the result? The vehicle will cost you about $250 more plus $100 air tax. I would advise people to call their MP and rail against harmonization. What did Sheila Copps say'? And I quote: :1 will resign if the GST is not scrapped by November, '95..." Sheila. we are waiting.... Tom Long Pickering We asked: Has the OPSEU strike affected you" -- asked at Ajax Plaza ' "0NIAS CHILU To me. it's a qucs- tion of -balancing, public wages with the rest of the economy." NIARKUS GRUWALDT "No. but I have sympa- thy for their views on Job security." lop; DEBBIE ROWEN "Yes, my daughter wants to get her driver's licence, but the office is closed." J LISA -MARIE CHAFE "No, but they should go for it; they have the right." • THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 29,1996 -PAGE 7 -eally does want to is store. How, you asks Up to 25% off little things. Sheets, fashion bedding, casual dinnerware, small electrical appliances and more from Meyer Gridlon, Nikko, Oneida and Jessica McClintock. Until April 14th. Our new easy way to pay. 24 interest-free monthly instalments • on Eaton Card home purchases of $300 or more. Until April 14th.* up to $100 off big things. Sofas, appliances & mattresses from Sealy, Serta, Simmons, Panasonic, Frigidaire and more. Until April 14th. We'll always match the price. That's right — find an identical in -stock item advertised for a lower price anywhere else, and we'll match it. Brand name fashions, housewares, shoes, appliances, everything. Guaranteed. (Excludes special offers, taxes, concessions, services restaurants) Expect t unexpected. FEaton s. *Non-refundable $25 administration fee and all applicable taxes payable at time of purchase. On approved credit. Monthly amount rounded to the nearest number. f— Our 25% off what to wear t sale. �J Save on selected spring fashions for women, men & kids until April 7th. Casual Connection, The Work Connection,,,;t. Vanity Fair, Britches, • Retreat, Pink Soda,, OshKosh and more. 25% off all handbags s. and all accessories, too.`"" .r Up to 25% off little things. Sheets, fashion bedding, casual dinnerware, small electrical appliances and more from Meyer Gridlon, Nikko, Oneida and Jessica McClintock. Until April 14th. Our new easy way to pay. 24 interest-free monthly instalments • on Eaton Card home purchases of $300 or more. Until April 14th.* up to $100 off big things. Sofas, appliances & mattresses from Sealy, Serta, Simmons, Panasonic, Frigidaire and more. Until April 14th. We'll always match the price. That's right — find an identical in -stock item advertised for a lower price anywhere else, and we'll match it. Brand name fashions, housewares, shoes, appliances, everything. Guaranteed. (Excludes special offers, taxes, concessions, services restaurants) Expect t unexpected. FEaton s. *Non-refundable $25 administration fee and all applicable taxes payable at time of purchase. On approved credit. Monthly amount rounded to the nearest number. f— PAGE 8 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY MARCH 29,1996 1 _ Bud� et cuts are 41Where the 10 the tip of the iceberg' FROM PAGE 1 moused in the coning weeks to avoid a tax hike — the hoard's first budget drab would have meant a I0 -per cent a\erage mill rate increase across the region -- " 1 think wC'\C done enough dama,,e for one night." si�-,hed hoard chairnian Audre\ MacLean as she called fir am end to the meeting. "And all this is just the beginnim,." she said atter the mceting. "\\"C*rc -Ioinz to Let hit aLnI'm (with cuts trom the Province) next year. There's gom,L, to be nothin-, Ictt to our education s\ stem atter all this is done." Audrey While the cut was quick. it will he an\thing but painless. In his report to trustees. 'qtr. Cain cautioned "the fallout lot' the cuts) w III not he business as usual" tier Durham's rduca- tion .\stem. Sen ices provided to stu- dents, parents, schools and trustees will he dramaticall\ reduced as a result of a I0 -per cent across -the -hoard adminis- trame cut. he said. "hhis ma\ be the most dit'ficult aspect to accept." 'Xhilc a motion was eventually passed h\ the hoard to accept all of statt's proposed budget reductions. sonic trustees, despite expressing con- cerns lhout some of the areas reduced. w ere prepared to ,_o even turZher. "I would support a S24 -million reduction at this moment." said Mike Nicholson. trustee fur Oshawa War&, 3 and 4. "The Cit\ tit Oshawa has come in at a iero-per cent increase. Durham Region has come in at a (near) iero-per rent Increase and this hoard has to do the same. "Taxpaoers ha\e taken their hit "Illc\ ha\c lost wh., houses and nwnc\ .incl nw the\ arc ,it rlhm, to lose an One way or another this hoard has to lose $24 million." stud Mr. Nicholson. who added he has ",,.. ra\e concerns about the future of school maintenance. which was slashed b\ $ I million. In a recorded `t-5 recorded vote. the hoard accepted each of the reductions. which total ti 10.295,250. Noting the "enrergenc\ sit- uation" special needs pro- -rams are in. Oshawa Wards I and 2 trustee Kathleen Hop- per and other colleagues ques- tioned the harm cutting edu- cational assistants would have on students with disabilities. aCLean Among, the reductions are a five -per cent cut to EAs. However, trustees ha\c the option of reconsidering any of the appro\cd reductions during final budget delibera- tions. Staff have been asked to draw up reports outlining further cuts needed to s.i\e an additional $5 million. SIO nril- hon and Sl -t million. An all -day budget meeting to discuss such fx)tcntial mea- sures is to be called for an uPcoming Saturday. (The date and tormat will he determined at the next budget meeting April 10.) ""Iii►. is just the tip of the 1ccherg." said Mr. Cain. "Classrooms are ob\ i- oush golnu, to be attcctcd. 'There is defi- nitely going to bC an Impact on schox,ls and classro onis...Our hope is ( students t won't suffer " Package Policies - -no- Deductible DURHAM AREA WITH PROTECTION DISCOUNTS DISCOUNTS FOR AGE 50 • New Home • Alarms • No Claims • SONES-DOOLEY + INSURANCE BROKER Over 23 Years '1 t Y * / 1 i 83.1-32-" M million comes from: DIiRHAM --'Me first round of mayor budget budgets. The rut will mean a 10 -per cent reduc- tion in custodial staff, or about 10 positions, which is expected to be achieved by attrition. • Lunch supervision: $352,(XX) saved by eliminat- ing lunchroom supervision provided by non - teachers. Lunch time,, will have to be stretched out so teachers can rotate and provide supervi- sion. but still he allowed 40-minu(e lunches as required by contracts, says Mr. Cain. • Outdoor education: $229.(XX) saved by the closure or "mothballing," of the hoard's three out- door education facilities. The closure results in four or fivejob, losses, says Mr. Cain. • Teacher retirement gratuities: By not switching to a recently -proposed model, the hoard saves $920.(XX). • 'Technology: $2.45 million saved by can- celling plans to enhance sch(xol computer systems and computer labs For high schools. I • Non -teacher counsellors: $960X) saved by elinunaung six sch(ml-hascd services counsellors. • Mileage and meals: ? 35,000 saved by reducing staff' and truster mileage expense reim- hurscment from 31 cents to 29 cents. Another $2.2(X) will he saved by eliminating trustees' free dinner meals fOr meetings. issued layoff notices the hoard"s 10 -per cent rut to administration, which will see the return to the classroom of seven teacher facilitators currently working out of the board's resource off ices. Board business superintendent Brian Cain acknowledged the layoff notices were pending but was unable to confirm their issue yesterda} prior to deadline. Neither could he confirm whether or not high %Lhtx)l teachers in the former adult education program also received layoff notices 'Thur. day. "We do hope to have all the jobs hark by Ma-, or June." he said, in reference to p(xcntial retire- ments, resignations or other leaves, which must he filed by Ma,, 31. cuts was made b\ Durham Board of Education trustees Wednesday night. More than $10 million in 1996 spending reductions were made with the breakdown as 1011ows: • School budgets: S520.W0. or five per rent. overall reduction to each school's budget. Schools will he allowed to stake their own deci- sions on where to find the sayinL's. • Administration: S730J)(N) saved by reduc- ing hoard administration 10 per cent. "Elie reduc- tion means the equivalent loss of 35 jobs — sc\en resource positions held by teachers, the rcmainim-, secretarial. clerical and management stat'. Resource teachers would he sent hark Into schools, rneaning the possible layoff of junior teachers. • Spacial needs programs: ` I70.(XX) saved by reduc111L the number of educational assistants tnr special needs programs h\ five per cent. Thr cut would mean the elimination of 20 EAs and an increase in student -to -EA ratio from 164:1 to 172: I. The reductions nil\ be, achieved by Sep- temher throu,-,h attrition. Mr. Cain says. • Maintenance and plant: ti 1 .7 million remo\cd Inmr nrunicnance and plant operation Public board teachers DURHAM — Layott notices were sent out to 79 Durham public elementary school teachers declared as surplus Thursday. says Bill Butcher, president of the Ontario Public Sch(x)I Teachers Federation Durham district. Fitt\ -five teachers recci\ed notice as a result of the Durham Board of EAucation's recent decision to cut junior kindergarten. he rep„rts. The remain- ing layotts are the result of the end of the Ontario go\crnment's Social Contract. Inst year, teachers agreed to a loss of fobs in exchange tilr the return to their pre\ious salau-\ structures, says Mr. Butch- er. The layolts would take effect at the end of August. As well, he says as many as seen junior teaching johs were declared surplus because of HYI. MRI .lm,Ib[ smart Nowf Goa 144%- r.-/ ONE PRICE TEST MARKET EXPERIMENT PICKERING HYUNDAI & ONTARIO HYUNDAI are holding a TEST MARKET EXPERIMENT. You may have seen it on "CNN" or "CTV" or read about 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,S ONE PRICE TEST MARKET SALE. Friday & Saturday March 29 & 30, 9.6, b 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 4S431,000 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.) LOCATIONS ONLY T Highway 407 meeting studies possible routes PICKERING -- A public meeting being held here April 4 will look at the extension of liwy. 407 through Durham. The meeting will look at possible routes contained in provincial Ministry of Transportation planning studies for the easterly extension of the highway from Markham Road to Ilwy. 35/115 in Clarington some time after 1998. Through Durham, the 407 will run parallel to Hwy. 7. The toll road is being built by a private consortium. The April 4 meeting is being held from 6 to 10 p.m. at the Kahn Auc- tion Barns on Brock Road just south' of Taunton Road in Pickering d.%.- � AR tS CORRECTION For our 12 page No Interest til 1998 flyer (sale dates March 25 - April 6, 1996) The pay no interest until 1998 line incorrectly states" excludes patio furniture". Patio furniture sets are included in the No Interest til 1998 offer. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience that this may have caused. Sears Canada Inc. OPEN Ministry staff and consultants will' - be on hand to discuss the studies and t answer questions. Call Denise,)��r Morneau of the ministry at 416-235- ' ' jj 5489 for more information. ""'i x"' i Sale benefits nursery school PIC:KERING -- A fund-raising indoor garage and bake sale for Gingerbread Nursery School will be held Sunday, April 14. The event will go from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the West Shore Communi- ty Centre, 1011 Bayly St.. Picker- ing. Admission is free. Hot dogs and juice will be offered for S1. Banquet -sized tables for the event are available to rent for S20. l of more information call Donna Walker at 420-986',_ i's 20-986',- /s .AL i DAILY LUNCH & DINNER SPECIALS t # A GREAT SPOT TO UNWIND AFTER WORK DJ NIG MY FRIDAY & SATURDAY • OVER 317S PARTY AND DANCE a 11 am -1 am EveryDay 3 THE NEWS ADVF.KTISER URIDAY. MARCH 291 I' WPAGE 9 Dr. Joe Horvat & Dr. Adela Chung OPTOMETRISTS Pickering Town Centre 1355 Kingston Road Pickering Town Centre L1V 1B8 EYE EXAMINATIONS AVAILABLE Monday through Saturday: (905) 420 2064 . Morning, Afternoon & Evening ■ �'!:K'PA77/:'.V7:SAKf:':'NO.S'T 1i•F./.CO.'1fli 1 The News Advertiser provides Internet access. Call us at 683-5110 FOR AS LOW AS540.3zMO. 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UM% E. AJAX TRAVEL a.d e—,6" CENTRE 676 Monarch Ave.. Unit #8. Ajax 683=4800 For roundtrip farcs, add the ant of your outbound flight to the cost of the retum flight. Add to pries S77 Cdn and UK IkPartum taxes Note: Not all flights opaw dunng all time pends • Fuur,mg prow tded by TD Buck's Greenlight Financial services division. Prises arc per person, based on equal monthly tnsWments amortized over 12 months. 24 and ?A month amortizations also available. Rate sublet to change &TM licensed trademarks of UNIGLOBE Travel (Imernational) Inc INDEPENDENTLY OWNED means better personal service. PAGE 10 -THE NI -AVS AD%I-XIASER FRIDAI. NIAR(•H 241, 1946 L. can' JA DIAN W JCER 4 ]ET Y Daffodil days Local seniors clubs and the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will _-u out in full force this weekend in their annual fund-raising daffodil sale to help raise money for the Canadian Cancer Society. Daffodil bunches are S4 each and can be purchased at area malls, beer and liquor stores and grocery stores. Proceeds fund ongoing research into a cure for cancer. Here. Barbara Bentley prepares bunches for sale this weekend. kgin, 40 I �Al PRINCESS Super Firm Support T SET W 389 N 219' DOUBLE.... 269 Set '469 QUEEN......299 Set '499 KING..........449 Set '699 25 YEAR WARRANTY FEATURE PREMIUM QUALITY 1 AT AFFORDABLE PRICES 8 REGULAR FIRM MAXIM FIRM PILLOW FIRM $588 $688 $788 QUEEN SET QUEEN SET QUEEN SET YOUR CHOICE - FREE WE MAKE ANY SIZE MATTRESS & FOUNDATII 1BUY DIRECT 1 AND SAVE with anv above sets, Cheque W11 il*I 1698 N Boy w ' E m y s FURNITURE CLEARANCE SALE Sofas, Loveseats, Chairs and Tables Mirrors, Lamps and Prints Porcelain Lamps 6011/c of A3a1e Starts F�day Solid Cherry Dining Suite 1Y2Price BANISTERS 541 Bayly St., Ajax, East of Harwood (905)686-4737 Li '�.■■tom I Celebrating our 15th Anniversary Buy One Buffet 96 SPECIAL 1 a� ■ * 4 Egg Rolls Ri*'* 85 Dinner ■ * Sweet & Sour Chicken Balls ��W ONLY 1 ■ at regular price * Breaded Shrimp Pick-up 1 ■Cantonese Chow Mein $22.99 * 1 and receive the ■ * BBQ Chicken Wings Delivery 2nd for only 11990 I 7 days a week Starting at 4:30 p.m. ■ * Chicken Fried Rice $25.99 Not .alid in conjunction with an% other specials or diwounts.■ Plea mention nm mpiwhin ordering Icash only) not valid E: phos .April.111/96 withotherspecials. h:sp.April 31MM ■ 1111 ■ 11 ■ 111111T»i71 ii ii777-i Family Dinner for 4 • 1 4 Egg Rolls, BBQ Wings, Diced Beef Pick up �oO/O O�� I W/vegetables & Almonds. Sweet & Order 1 • Sour Chicken, W/pineapple, Chicken ■ • 1 Chow 'olein. Special Fried Rice. Reg. ■ or $30.50 ■ Now f � Delivery 1 • pick-up 11niv $21.993 • Order 10 %OFF °w$24 99 I dclivcry ■ Pick 3 dcli%rn nrAer minimum $JILIMI Irish only i. ■ Please mention tai coul m when ordering. valid till cash ooh, to la mrini 6 Ihi. cuupw warn otheri%pe ialid till .\pril 111/91. with anyother special offers, Special Family April 41tl9A. \oN valid u1 cnnjutwtion with an) other special uRtrs. , Dinners do not apply. r -a Kingston 8 A' to u THF: NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAKC'H 29,1996 -PAGE 11 S«Ili r(IaY, March .30 & Sun (Iay March .3 1, 1996 This Nqeekend.• Save 25' MEN'S R&R', HAGGAR% ARROW' LIFESTYLES, POINT ZERO, PEBBLE BEACH & INTERSECT' SPORTSWEAR >r A" Save 30' JESSIE' COTTON SWEATERS Nasshy design ;§ as assortment sf'slaws. Sears rig. $42. Es ... 29.40 el"T 1110P Save 40' WOMEN'S SELECTED R&R' JEANS at Sears Save 25' ALL ALREADY REDUCED FASHIONS AND SHOES FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN Save 25°'° AQUA, BOY LONDON", GITANO'", GLORIA VANDER81LT AND CARRIAGE WATCHES Save 25% ALL REGULAR - PRICED WOMEN'S SHOES ,M Clinique Bonus WITH ANY CLINIOUE PURCHASE OF 19 OR MORE ,rr .dl e.e.w r zw" Pwb ..*'*ani va -m gssl hwwm Oilrrnr L9aKY "sNow.y Prod ak rre sWw, Prrcd l -r a.• ..r. r -tir- 7M. wf. Wd � 7 IMr Save 25' ALL REG -PRICED JESSICA' SPORTSWEAR FOR WOMEN 1� Said- -a my ti s - Buy more, save more Save 30' V.I. PETITES` LAST TICKETED PRICE ON WARNERS', Bq 1...Ssw 15X OLGA` AND VOGUE DESSOUS` HANGING ts� • v Bay 2 ... Sm 24%' BRAS AND PANTY COORDINATES v+ Bq 3 ... so" 2S% - Bay 4 ... So" 30% - MEN'S SELECTED ALL KIDS' SOCKS { REG. -PRICED FASHIONS AND UNDERWEAR & FOOTWEAR Bq I ... so" I0% ar Bq 1 ... Sm 29% a Bq 2 ... So" 1S%- Bq 2...Sow 2S%' Bq 3...Sstw 3MIi' M 2.saw 20% - Bay 4 ... So" ]S%' Bq 4 ... So" 25%- 1 : 'Swwµµ iasi r Sen PaE aab Pio Si sdt Apil i, l � StPMs M asstlM a P1twa SALE PRI(ES IN EFFECT SAT. AND SUN., MARCH 30/31,1996, UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED, WHILE QUANTITIES LAST. SFr4RS Expert niow Jivm .Scars ci ySHOP PICKERING TOWN CENTRE SEARS p1CK * ffyy„.401 Wes re open: Mon. -Fri. 10:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m., Sun. 11:00 196. a.m. Sean 5:00 p.m. t'A(>Ih. ilii Rl �T. ��p-T7l rill -II TRJD�� �fARI [7 1<770 !,.'1O• 4 . . l . t i . . / • 4'2 1.a7,f'J A' 1 Durham councillors nearly perfect in attending meetings ❑ Regional politicians turn out for nearly 92 per cent of council meetings in past year DtiRHAM -- Rgional Politicians showed up for 91.6 per cent of Durham Council meetings in 1995. Only five of the 29 people who served on Durham Council the entire year attended all 24 meetings -- Oshawa Councillors Pauline Beal, Cathy Clarke and John Gray, Whitby Mayor Tom Edwards and Uxbridge Councillor Susan Para. Others who didn't miss a meeting. but didn't serve the entire vear, were Clarington Councillor John O"Goole and Scugog Councillor Marilyn Pearce. Mr. O'Toole attended 12 meetings before being elected an MPP in the June provincial election, while Court. Pearce replaced deceased Scugog Councillor Yvonne Christie in '.March and attended 19 meetings. Missing the most meetings watt Clar- incton 'Mayor Diane ltamre, who was away seven times. Dour meetings were missed by then Ajax Mayor and current Durham Chair- man Jim Witty and Uxbri1tc 0 READY Mayor Gerri I.vnn O'Connor. REFUND Coun Christie (Most E died in February © FREE E of an illness that sidelined her for E -FILE 0 the first four Accepted meetings of 1995. "Three meetings Q BOOKKE were missed by 0 ALL RETU ailing former Corporati Chairman Gary Ilerrema, and SER Councillors V Roger Anderson PIC (Ajax). Bob Boy- chyn (Oshawa), 1355 KING Ann Dreslinski P (Clarington ), OPEN SUN Gerry Emm (Whitby), former Pickering Coun- cillor David Farr, Larry Hannah (Clar- - ington), Rick John- son (Pickering) and Robert Lutczyk (Oshawa). - Mr. Herrema was granted a leave of absence by Regional 196 Je Council in early 24 Mo November. lie Lease S passed away on Nov. 20 from a blood - related cancer he'd been suffering for a 4� number of years. Includes: Coun. Farr sue- • Aar conditioning > Al curbed to Amy- • Dual air tags • P • Premium stereo • A otrophic Lateral s Sclerosis (Lou •24 hr roadside ��g>s Disease) on > Free matntenan • and -,icn more Dec. 17. 'Based on 24 mo Missing two meet- : • ings were John Aker (Oshawa), Wayne • Arthurs (Pickering), 503 Kir Maurice Brenner (Pickering), Nancy Diamond (Oshawa) and Steve Parish (Ajax). One meeting was missed by Marcel Brunelle (Whitby), Terry Clayton Ca (Brock), Joe Drumm (Whitbv), rson Elliott (Clarington), }toward Ilall (Scu- gog), Iry Harrell (Oshawa), Brian Nicholson (Oshawa), Nester Pidwer- bccki (Oshawa). Jim Potticary (Oshawa) and Keith Shier (Brock). Court. Elliott was sworn in as a Regional Councillor in September to replace Mr. OToole. CouCourt.Pidwerbccki wasn't sworn in until March because of a recount in his ward. lie missed the first four meetings of 1995. Of the 24 meetings last year. only once did all councillors attend -- the Dec. 6 meeting when Mr. Witty was selected Chairman to replace Mr. f ler- rema. about On average, 29 of 33 council- lors (including the chairman) attended each Council meeting. Durham Coun- cil meets twice a month on Wednes- days. except for July and August when meetings generallyaren't held. "We don't have that many away very often," Mr. Witty says. E-F/LE . 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Peter Gos, 44, along with brother Rudy Gos. 30, of Woodbridge. Frank Beyilacqua, 43, of Brampton and his brother Danny Bevilacqua. 36, of Etobicoke, captured the Canadian Ice Fishing Championship on Jackson's Point on Lake Simcoe. The four -man entre cap- tained by Peter Gos caught 311 fish in three days and scored 1,284 points to take the national championship. For their efforts, the four won the S10.000 first prize in the winter fishing derby which attracted scores of ice fishermen from across Canada. Gos says ice fishing is not like any other form of angling, and it's definitely not for the faint of heart. "You not only have to tx, a good angler, but you have to be tough. There are no cozy fish huts out there: huts are not permitted. You can't use electronic fish finders, you can't use gaffes (giant fish hooks) and you can only fish with one line with a maximum of three hooks," says Gos, who's been ice fishing for the pact eight years. Each team of angler,, fished for five hours a day during the championships. On the first day, teams had to fish in deep water for such species as trout, whitefish and pike, with points awarded for each inch -length of the fish. The second day. the fishermen angled in shallow waters for such fish as perch and smelt with two points awarded for the catch and two points for the release (all fish were released after being caught). On the third and final day, the teams could angle for any type of fish in intermediate depth. After a slow first day when the Gos team didn't catch a single fish, the four caught fire, catching almost all of their 311 fish on the second day of the competi- tion. Only one fish was hooked by the Gos squad on the final day. Peter Cron also finished in a fourth -place tie with an Annandale curlers need to be rock -solid to take club titles By JIM EASSON game to play where S120 is on the Championships in New SPECIAL_ TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER line and the loser is out. The winner Westminster. B.C. next March. AJAX — Annandale Curling Club advances to the final against Poole, The Investors Group Trophy teams are headed into the playoffs. which the champ of the final pick- Bonspiel will also call on the club The club's men's curling champi- ing up S700. to host some of the action. Ice has onship is currently being contested The curling season will end after to be planned for 488 rinks to com- with the final set for April 10. The the Last Chance Bonspiel slated for pete in the week-long event set for mixed championship starts March April 13 and 14. early next January. 28 and will run until April 11. Both events are double knockout so two While the curling season may be losses will put a rink on the side- close to conclusion, the club is lines. gearing up for a couple of special Also to be contested at Annandale event,, next season. is the annual men's skins playdow-n. The Ontario Police Association . 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TOP SCORERS Ell -Rod Holdings: Elman Mclean 17, Reynolds Watk s 12, Vascoe Yarde 10. Penny s Brent Sullivan 25, David Voth 8, Blake Slawter 6. GAME TWO Rod 8 Vern's Place 75 vs. ASG Caterers 74 (overtime, TOP SCORERS Rod -Vern s: Denver Daley 20, Don Quigley 20, Dave Phang 14 ASG: Bob Harding 18, Hayden Leacock 16, Colin Exeter 16. GAME THREE Mud Hen's Taps 8 Gall 67 vs. Insurance Portfolio 53 TOP SCORERS Mud Hen's: Conrad Davis 19, Clem Ford• 14. Dave Joseph 14. Insurance Portfolio: Steve Hill 13, Owen Officer 12. Neal Tyrell 10 MASTERS DIVISION Week 4 -- Round-robin playoffs - March 4. GAME ONE Dakota Bob's S2 vs. Gallatnry's 44. TOP SCORERS Dakota Bob's: Dorne Munch 17, Paul Vorvis 8, Steve Leahy 6. Gallantry's: Mike Jovanov 7, Rueben DeFrance 6, Randy Filinski 6, Tom Recalls 6. GAME TWO Club Link 49 vs- EkWa Corp. 39. TOP SCORERS Club Link: Roger Young 14, Bruce Briard 13, Ray Fox 10. Elcyda: Frank Gallo 11, Mike Crul•y 7, Scott Taylor 6. GAME THREE Re/Max S2 vs. Mud Hen's 35. TOP SCORERS Re/Max: Glenn Scott 14, John Esposito 13, James Williamson 10. Mud Hen's: John Dale 11, Dave Bayliss 9, Sam Terry 6. PICKERING MEMS BASKETBALL LEAGUE NON -MASTERS DIVISION Week 3 - round-robin playoffs - March 18 GAME ONE Ell -Rod Holdings 61 vs. ASG Caterers 51. TOPSCORERS Ell -Rod Holdings: Elman McLean 24, Reynolds Watkis 9, Vascoe Yarde 11. ASG Caterers: Bob Harding 16. Tony Oliver 13. Colin Exeter 10. GAME TWO klsurance Portfolio 66 vs. Vern b Rod's Place 58. TOP SCORERS Insurance Portfolio: Vinton Reece 19, Neal Tyrell 12, Crantley Bishop 11. Rod-Vern's: Denver Daley 21, Pat Brown 15, Dave Phang 11. GAME THREE Mud Hen's Taps b Grill 60 vs. Penny's Auto Service 50. TOPSCORERS Mud Hen's: Conrad Davis 19. Ralph Vanderwell 11, Mike Halajian 10. Penny's: Ivor Walker 11, Brent Sullivan 11, Terry Walsh 8. MASTERS DIVISION Week 5 -- Round-robin playoffs - March 18. GAME ONE Club Link 46 vs. Van kempen Insurance 42. TOP SCORERS Club Link Bruce Briard 17, Roger Young 11, Don Leahy 2. Van Kempen: Bill Boston 16, Steve Hewitt 8, Fred Aley 6, Barry Wood 6. GAMETWO Dakota Bob's SO vs. Re/Max 43. TOP SCORERS Dakota Bob's: Steve Leahy 14, Bob Pizer 9, Al Sakata 9. Re/Max: Glenn Scott 17, Kevin Walker 10, John Esposito 7. GAME THREE Mud Hen's Taps 8 Grill 47 vs. Gallantry's 40. TOP SCORERS Mud Hen's: Dave Bayliss 17, Leon Weeks 10. Gallantry's: Ton Recalls 12, Mike Jovanov 9, Ron Faragher 7. DURHAM WEST GIRLS HOCKEY LEAGUE STANDINGS (Find) THF: of:Nti AM ERTISEK PRIRItY, NIARC11 29, 1996 -PAGE 19 p TYKEINOVICE DIVISION TEAM GP W L T GF GA G. Judges Pr. 15 11 4 0 62 37 Pamalpina 15 8 5 2 55 35 Oynprc Whol 15 8 5 2 57 47 Audel Design 15 6 7 2 47 51 Ability Metals 15 5 8 2 42 64 Panda Prom. 15 2 11 2 36 65 ATOM DIVISION TEAM GP W L T GF GA Dr.Lyna's 15 10 1 4 68 38 Dr. Alloo's 15 6 4 5 49 43 Ajax Lions 15 3 5 7 44 40 Paul's Pack 15 1 10 4 39 79 PEEWEE DIVISION TEAM GP W L T GF GA Rebound Sp. 15 11 3 1 51 29 Boyer 15 8 6 1 28 28 LOEB 15 5 6 4 25 32 Ekpxpa Con. 15 2 11 2 21 36 INTERMEDIATE DIVISION TEAM GP W L T GF GA Canada Test 15 5 S 5 34 27 KeKeys 14 4 6 4 40 34 Financiai P. 11 5 4 2 28 32 OPEN LADIES DIVISION TEAM GP W L T GF GA Papps 21 16 4 1 95 41 33 PTS Savoie Meats 23 10 11 2 51 58 22 22 SuperCentre 23 8 11 4 52 61 20 18 Pick. Village 23 6 14 3 37 75 15 1B DURHAM SHOOTERS BASKETBALL LEAGUE 14 CONSOLATION ROUND 12 FIRST GAME: Deer Creek Golf and Country Club 6 37 vs. Dickson Printing 31. SECOND GAME: Deer Creek (jolt and Country PTS Club 51 vs. Dickson Printing 44 24 — Dow Crm* wins consolatton td•s by an aggre- 17 glNs score of 1I411-76. 13 TOP SCORERS 6 Deer Creek: Donovan Medley 37, Alvin Guthrie 1.9, Gary Humber 15 PTS Dickson Printing: Ron Cassell 18, Brian Barton 18, 23 Andrew Jarsingh 15, Henry Kuzniak 11 17 CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND 14 FIRST GAME Docurnents plus Prxess Servers 50 6 vs. Tudor Arms 40. SECOND GAME. Documents Plus Process Servers PTS 64 vs. Tudor Arms 38. '5 — Documerils Plus Process Servers wins conso- 12 Wdon tMe by an aggregate score of 104-76. 12 TOP SCORERS Documents Plus: Harry '1v rtz 27, R Ck Hunte 18. PTS Wendell Marcia) 1', Eric Moran 10. N • 4 • 4 , • • • 4 • • 4 ..tura; y, _ +•ala►' y _ 0 Air Was . _ 1 1 I34 AL . : AIL mL at, w At AL_ ` _=___-.�-L -�� Contour & Mystique Windstar GL "Special Edition" F -Series "XLS" NO -CHARGE NO -CHARGE 53,600 IN AIR CONDITIONING QUAD CAPTAIN'S CHAIRS NO -CHARGE EXTRAS" 1 1 1 a EXPLORER $17,997 LEASE With V6 Engine, Aar Conditioning, NrC Sport Appearance 1,000 CASH! Package and More' Includes '1.500 Cashback' ON LEASE ONLY �f FORD 0 5; --MERCURY -GST payable on 1011 amount of purchase price before cashback deduc ted Euludes height licence and apphrabie taus 11 i.bOO .n ni, .ha,ge extra+ Js aotdahlc ,n, 4h F S<•i r+ asl_4sJ o- 1� 1, .at i� .Lv+r ', uL and automats( transmission with PE P 801A ,"No charge quad captains chain avafable on Windstar GL with PE P iS/A. aluminum wheels (ash back cannhe , omMned with anv other )fie, 'S 1 000 !eau cash +igned balk to dealer Offer available to qualified retail lessees approved by Ford Credit Limited time offer Dealer may sell or lease for less See (sealer Ice, det.nh Ontario FMD4. P 0 Bo, '000 OakaOr. Ontario Lbl 544 PAGE: 20 -THF: NEWS ADVERTISFRF'RIDAi', NIARCH 29. Vnih l PickeringA tweens third best rimg ette team at Ontario championships PiCKERING — The Pickering Slo-Sports tween 'A' ringette team fought its way to the bronze medal at the Ontario Provincial Ringette Championships in Cambridge recently. The Pickering squad settled for bronze after a spirited battle with rival Ajax in a contest to decide which team would meet Seaforth for the gold medal. The Slo-Sports tweens dropped a narrow 2-1 deci- sion to Ajax. Pickering defeated Seaforth 3-2 in the tourney opener. Seaforth didn't lose another contest throughout the rest of the event to earn the provin- cial gold medal. Pickering then defeated Thunder Bay 4-2, but faltered in game three. losing to West Ferris 5-4 after lead- ing for most of the contest. The Slo-Sports tweens also defeat- ed Gloucester 4-2 and Hamilton 7- 4. The final round-robin contest saw Ajax down Pickering 5-3. The Pickering tweens were led during the championships by Sheila Bergin who chalked up 10 goals and six assists. including a hat trick against Hamilton. Also scoring for Pickering during the tournament were Melanie Curran, seven goals and five assists: Tanya Hanna. four goals and five assists: Erica Purdy, two goals and four assists: Carrie File, one goal and nine assists: Mirander Prosser. five assists: Terri Ellison, one goal and four assists: Emilv Helmer, one goal and three assists: Amanda Deveaux, three assists: and Laura Gallagher and Emma Wilkinson, two assists each. Goahendcr Renee Ansell's consis- tent performance resulted in a goals -against average of 3.0 per game. The Pickering tweens advanced to the Ontario championships after travelling to Kitchener the week before to face Chatham in a wild- card contest. Pickering won 5-2 to earn a berth in the provincial playdowns in Cambridge. The bronze medal at the Ontario championship tournament capped a successful season of play for the Pickering tween squad. The Slo-Sports also won the gold medal at the Oshawa tournament, as well as silver medals at the Markhamtourney and their own Pickering event. The Pickering Slo-Sports tweens are coached by Kevin Gallagher, assisted by Dan Purdy. The team's manager is Tish Ellison. WOMEN ON T HE MOVE HIGHLIGHTING WOMEN OF DURHAM .ADVERTISEMENT' PLUS EDITORIAL Be A Part of the " Changing Face of Durham f# ,Sunday April 21, 1996 Deadline: l wed., April 17, 1996 42,500 Homes .r & Pty t s `s News Advertiser CALL YOUR SALES REP G83-5110 r, P Ajax -Pickering Raiders bantams win second AJAX-P1CKERiNG — The Ajax -Pickering Raiders Julie's lasso minor bantam 'AAA' rep hockev team won its second tourney championship this season at the Greater Kingston 'AAA' Tournament recently. A 6-4 victor• in the final over the host Kingston Fromenacs capped a fivc- game win streak in the tourney for the Raiders. The Raiders took a 1-0 lead just over two minutes into the game on Scan Silliphant's sec- ond tournament goal, assisted by Jeff Miles. The Frontenacs tied the game 1-1 before the period ended. beating Raiders' goalie Dave Nortes. tourney championship Ajax -Pickering took a sec- victory. ond-period lead on Mike Ajax -Pickering defeated the Roga's blueline blast through North York Canadians 6-3 in a maze of players. Kingston the semi-finals. Miles and scored to tie the contest at 2-2. Docherty each scored twice, Ajax -Pickering got two impor- with singles to Lopez and tan( goals late in the period Sautcr. from Sean Dochcrtv and Mike In round-robin play, the Sauter for a 4-2 lead. Raiders scored a 3-1 win over Paul Guthrie replaced an the Kitchener Knights. injured Nortes for the third Docherty scored twice, with a period and laced an early single to Miles. Ajax - attack. The Fron(enacs scored Pickering also defeated two goals early in the period Kingston 3-1 on goals by to tie the game at 4-4. With Lopez, Tim Despres and just under six minutes remain- Garrett Winder. The Raiders ing, T.J. Kemp tallied to put also handled the Gloucester the Raiders in the lead for Rangers 4-1 on goals by Pat Food. Oliver Lopez scored Tobin. Docherty, Silliphant into an empty net to seal the and Andy Caldwell. THE`96 MAXIA01A GXE A GREAT DEAL NO MATTER HOW YOU LOOK AT IT. Buy L SAE E • m • Fully equipped luxury and performance with the lightest and most powerful engine in its class: 190 hp 3.OL V6 with liquid -filled engine mount • 4 -speed automatic transmission • Power windows, door locks and heated mirrors • Full instrumentation • Air-conditioning (CFC -free) • Dual overhead map lights • 50-wattAM/FM stereo cassette • Dual airbags • Steel side door mpac- beams • 4 -wheel disc brakes • Full-size spare Eire and much more! :2,500 less dint a C mirrt The Ak ma comes equipped with a 24L.150 hp powatiplarut (does nx" sm 1- horsepower dton Amor Camp), auwmadc. aw,cortdiaatir—(ahh] cruise control dud aiittwgs.power locks. windows and mirrors. At" stereo casseme, passive 4 -wined :tearing and mores 7-1 4 "0--1 Why pep 58 more (dw% a k3t) for a Previa" (and duet's compared to our regular pica). The peoplaawtlin' Quist XE comas wkh a ISI hpV6 utpw wwmedc, airvoondldortft (ahh). 7-pesswW fit(► power locks. will and mirrors, At" stereo cassette, roof rack (meal!) and more! Loaded wkh go-airywbem 4 wtr,.d drive,automadc unionissiol a mrdditprt` 3XV6 engin•, roar wheel ABs. air -co ti tionkS spit fol ft rw, a A seat, power windows, lodes and mirrors, cloonte wheals.rear tine curter; cruise control. a kkim' 6speaher. 130-vv=A140FM sono asseme Wild more! Smart people ahvays read the fine print And they always wear their seatbelts. 'Special No -Nonsense "Walk-Away"low Jim 36 month lease for '96 Maxima GXE tU4RG76 AE00) of $379/mo. O.A.C. $2,293 down payment or equivalent trade; excludes freight, PD.1., taxes and kence; 1st lease payment and security deposit due at lease signing. Mileage conditions apply. Model shown with opwrsal alloy wheels. '•Specially priced '95 Altana GXE (T4RG75 AEOt3). Model shown with optional alloy wheels. tBosed on M S.RP comparison of '95 Aluma GXE A4 vs. Comry LE A4. ";Specially priced '95 Quest XE (V6MG75 COO). tt&red on M.S RP comparison of '95 Quest XE vs. Previa LE tttSpecially priced '95 Pathfinder XE (5CLG75 CS00). Model shown with opuonol (ender (arcs. Limad-time offers while supplies lost; exclude freight PD.I., applicable taxes and licence. Dealers are free to set individual selling prices. it Buy one Cla�s THE NEWS AvvmnsER FRIDAY, MARCH 29.1996 -PAGE 21 O 4 AUCTION .- . 68 . up-to-date auction listings' week, get (905) the 2nd free! Call us for TORONTO . details LINE Applies to Anicles For 798.7672 6830707 Sale and Vehicles For Call 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.- FRONTENAC YOUTH SERVICES Monday to Friday 9:30 3:00 Saturday AQCT IOti& to compete .n -his year's 1996 Toronto Pageants over $20.000 1n prizes and a.m. to p.m. for Adolescents Applicants must have a college cer- tificate and or a university degree in 683.or HARD WORK--ax—,,m earn^;s' •.e •-. ,, ay fax your ad04-2615 one of the social or and human S (905) 579-2238 IL Sale only. CLASSIFIED BIRTH NOTICES INTERNET ADDRESS: Cttj nnounce your baby s arrival147 V� d receive a gift certificate +GST iing you to $25 worth Htt ://www.durhamnews.n tt qualitybaby products. " Careers Im Career , Career ' General General General Sales Help/ Sales Help/ Sales Help/ Training Training Help Help IM, Help Agent Agent Agent EARN EXTRA MONEY' tiales represeniallves wanted o promote ladies denim wear it home parties Large Com -,s_ -ions Please call (416) •681705 (tolled if calling utslde the Toronto area) Career 111101 Training NEED A JOB? Our computer- based system can place your resume in front of thousands of employers. 905-438_9045 (W TRANS CANADA TRt'CK DRIVER TRAINING ONE ON ONE PRIM,%TF::ViD7. REGISTERED AIRBRAKE - DAN(:EROI S (AX)DS P.D.I-(:. • LOill BOOK - BORDER TAX DEDI'( rIBLE - NO GST/ PST 1-4 liR. DAYS PER %'F:EIC FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE MAI' BE AVAIIABLE 905-428-94-5 1( 800 )3-+--8803 General GeneralGeneral 15111 Help Help W, Help 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. Ce w a eflikl#' Kids' Stuff With Previous Experience' WE ARE LOOKING FOR PEOPLE WHO: • knoA what it means to glv'e outstanding customer sen ice • have an interest in children -s Items • want to bring fun and enthusiasm to our team • truly believe the customer always comes first. WE OFFER: r • a competitive compensation package that includes a potential bonus program • a great group of people to work with • an outstanding employee discount policy' • all the training you'll need to be Successful with us. Once Upon A Child-, a children's store that buy's and sells new and used children's items, has openings in pan -time sales for our Ajax location. Only those interested in helping us make Once Upon A Child' famous for customer service need apply. If you want to loam more about retail for future career or would like to grow with us, please send a copy of your current resume along with a letter stating why you'd like to join our team to: Once Upon A Child"', 75 Bayly St. W., Ajax, Ont. LIS 7K 6- Fax to 427-39307 General Im Help 20 PEOPLE Ano want to start making money imme- diately, are needed 1n Oshawa based Advertising Co Mrs Collins 728-8542 A 100 % CANADIAN d rest sales company featur. Ing affordable ladies fasn- ions need coordinators in your area Earn up to 35•. commission For free brochure call (905) 771- 7449. AJAX JANITORIAL COMPANY needs a reli- able individual for carpet, steaming cleaning and lan- rtorial cleaning. Experience required. Call (905) 686- 9272. Leave message. BINGO Caller required. Must be licensed. Call 668- 9029, Ask for Sharon. Barry or Dave. CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser requests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Advertiser will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion and there shall be no liability lot non -insertion of any adver- tisement Liabllily for er- rors in ads Is limited to the amount paid for Vie space occupying the error. All copy is subject to the ap- proval of management of NewsAdveNser Ontario Motor Sales Coiilslon Center requires the services of a COLLISION REPAIR ESTIMATOR Please fax resume to: 725-0427 Or reply by mall to r@as ONTARIO 4�r MOTOR SALES 140 BOND ST. W. OSHAWA, ONTARIO Office office Help Help AVAILABLE Rebcepti0nrM/ Mice Assistant Entry level with room for growth. MS word, Excel for Mac. Yellow Pages experience an asset. Please fax resume and salary expectation to: (905) 619-1230 -,.me to 511060 Oalano ua R R a5 Oshawa ON 1H 8L7 MOVIE PEOPLE. Toron- lasiest growing agency eeks eeras 'or rdm. and TV ,or% all types. no exp req Fain $7422 80;1,' work ;ce .�aranteed We plapeo- c • on movie sets every A'y Call Jonathan 4161961.2226 Can You Sell? That's the bottom line. We need an expenenced. amhltlous. Belt starting and self directed advertising representative who knows how to sell and is willing to prove it to us. We don't need the status quo. Backheat entertainment newspaper is a growing paper published by Metroland Community Newspapers, one of the biggest and most respected companies in the industry. We want you to help us he the best we can be. In exchange we offer: Competitive base salary -Excellent commission structure -Unlimited career growth potential -A vibrant and rewarding work environment Send Your resume to: fax: (905) 619-9068 mail: 130 Commercial Aire Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 NORTH Pick,, - ; Golf I P1� ttLllm &1W ar :wc equires servers for I summer season Experi- 0nce preferred Can 905j649-5991 Skilled Skilled Office RETAIL SALES PERSON with plumbing back- ground preferred. Full Time. Apply in person: Plumbing For You, 1050 Brock Rd. S. Unit 7 Pickering 905-937-1350 SENIOR TRAVEL Con s:.+tans. Fou -Time Apollo required Cali Clr.e at 9051683-6690 or tax re- sume 1905)683-6837 SPORTS PROMOTERS needed for our busy sea. son with Golf and Country Clubs 1n Ontario. Experi- ence an asset but not es- sential We are willing to train those who quality. Ad- vancement available Call Wendy 728-8181 STAY at home Mom - earn extra SSS from home with this easy M L M mail out plan. No special skills re- quired Earn large profits for little time and investment. Please send self addressed stamped envelope for more into M. Green, 144-125 Harwood Ave N Alax Ont. LIZ 1E6 STEALING LEAGUE. General General men's Sunday Night Lob 0 Help I Help Ball has openings for 2 teams Call Brian, eve 579 - EXPERIENCED hairsN 1. 3147 CONSTRUCTION COM- PANY requires General La- bour/ Service and Repair person Part Time Picker- ing area. Vehicle required Call 416-291-0863 for apps ESTHETICIANS, full time/pan time. flexible sales atxlity. Call 668-8128 1st and nail technician wanted for new Salon n Durham Centre, Alax Good wages Call (416)438-2530 or (416)439.8576 EXPERIENCED sales help and manager required for ladles clothing store in Pickering Town Centre Call (416) 755-8918 WHOLESALE WARE- HOUSE looking for 5 drivers for rapid expansion, no experience necessary, vehicle required, calf Ni- cole at 728-8542 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 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. MIX 1 E6 or FAX 416-298-1297 INSTRUCTOR CLASS ABZ reyuirc•Lt immrt.li,ttrl� ti )r :1j:u :uc•:t. \tint 11.1% C OSI. L I1111iratL• ()I- 1'DIC anLl air hi akes fax rL•.utnc• tO: 905-428-3659 TRANS CANADA TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING IF v )u are sxtgfe or a sin- yie carent or separated or ^.ivorcea win three years work experienceyou may quarry ' - anc al assis- tance of are over 45 and have rrecently been aid off. you may quality icr training assistance. DIP CERT Lotus. Wordoenect, D Base. Wad. Accpac Bedrord. Autocad. Ventura. Pagemaker Haryard. Cor ei. Comou:er Programming and Systems Analyst Co- on. Pascal and C Pnoio- Shop Oua•k Express and Illustrator. Durham Bus, Computer College. 427.3010 Skilled Help AUTOMOTIVE painter needed. experienced m spot & complete Must know 2K system Call 579- 4000 REPLACEMENT WIND- OW Installer, to be capable of installing bays. bows, and cutouts. minimum 10 yrs expenence. Good pay Steady work Own tools and and transportation Call 433.7695 1 flledical�De ml RMT required for multi dis- ciplinary rehab clinic in Oshawa with eslabhshed clientele Send resume to 212 King St W Oshawa, LIJ 2J2 FRONTENAC YOUTH SERVICES GIRLS WANTED FP(,'/ ONTARIO cerween 6 - 19 Contract Position Child & Youth Worker I Counsellor to compete .n -his year's 1996 Toronto Pageants over $20.000 1n prizes and for Adolescents Applicants must have a college cer- tificate and or a university degree in schotarshlps call today 1 800 357 2125 ext 240 HARD WORK--ax—,,m earn^;s' •.e •-. ,, ay one of the social or and human oris Earn by t, s•3 87 per nr Srr,)ng backsgood a". services. rude. over 18 car required Experience with difficult and aggres- 213 ^ow 4oa-0403 ex sive adolescents as part of a multi- JOBS, Joas, JOBS, disciplinary team is essential. $8 ': S9 25.1,our Easy Salary range S$27.242 - $30.986 Applications accepted until a.ork rea tlexlble hours. local area Ne expenente nec. essary Can 1800-211. Wednesday April 3. 4'00 p.m. Send Resume to : 1218 LEARN HOW '� operate. a _ - 'Ie1 "'Margaret Craw tour home and earn a Executive Director Frontenac Youth Services great second ncome Awe some benefits Tra—,g orovded call t4+5 284- 1160 Simcoe St. South 6413 MATURE �nrson required '..• :a...• of new homes Oshawa, Ontario L1 H 5L8 n Durham East. api 2� FAX: (905) 723-7059 hrsiweek _ommdment re Bowed ^,- iding week While we appreciate all responses, ends Experience in the onl candidates to be Interviewed will Y Sale new n°rhes i most Positioon .s paYabte by be contacted. =ommrssron only Sena re - Ontario Motor Sales Coiilslon Center requires the services of a COLLISION REPAIR ESTIMATOR Please fax resume to: 725-0427 Or reply by mall to r@as ONTARIO 4�r MOTOR SALES 140 BOND ST. W. OSHAWA, ONTARIO Office office Help Help AVAILABLE Rebcepti0nrM/ Mice Assistant Entry level with room for growth. MS word, Excel for Mac. Yellow Pages experience an asset. Please fax resume and salary expectation to: (905) 619-1230 -,.me to 511060 Oalano ua R R a5 Oshawa ON 1H 8L7 MOVIE PEOPLE. Toron- lasiest growing agency eeks eeras 'or rdm. and TV ,or% all types. no exp req Fain $7422 80;1,' work ;ce .�aranteed We plapeo- c • on movie sets every A'y Call Jonathan 4161961.2226 Can You Sell? That's the bottom line. We need an expenenced. amhltlous. Belt starting and self directed advertising representative who knows how to sell and is willing to prove it to us. We don't need the status quo. Backheat entertainment newspaper is a growing paper published by Metroland Community Newspapers, one of the biggest and most respected companies in the industry. We want you to help us he the best we can be. In exchange we offer: Competitive base salary -Excellent commission structure -Unlimited career growth potential -A vibrant and rewarding work environment Send Your resume to: fax: (905) 619-9068 mail: 130 Commercial Aire Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 NORTH Pick,, - ; Golf I P1� ttLllm &1W ar :wc equires servers for I summer season Experi- 0nce preferred Can 905j649-5991 Skilled Skilled Office RETAIL SALES PERSON with plumbing back- ground preferred. Full Time. Apply in person: Plumbing For You, 1050 Brock Rd. S. Unit 7 Pickering 905-937-1350 SENIOR TRAVEL Con s:.+tans. Fou -Time Apollo required Cali Clr.e at 9051683-6690 or tax re- sume 1905)683-6837 SPORTS PROMOTERS needed for our busy sea. son with Golf and Country Clubs 1n Ontario. Experi- ence an asset but not es- sential We are willing to train those who quality. Ad- vancement available Call Wendy 728-8181 STAY at home Mom - earn extra SSS from home with this easy M L M mail out plan. No special skills re- quired Earn large profits for little time and investment. Please send self addressed stamped envelope for more into M. Green, 144-125 Harwood Ave N Alax Ont. LIZ 1E6 STEALING LEAGUE. General General men's Sunday Night Lob 0 Help I Help Ball has openings for 2 teams Call Brian, eve 579 - EXPERIENCED hairsN 1. 3147 CONSTRUCTION COM- PANY requires General La- bour/ Service and Repair person Part Time Picker- ing area. Vehicle required Call 416-291-0863 for apps ESTHETICIANS, full time/pan time. flexible sales atxlity. Call 668-8128 1st and nail technician wanted for new Salon n Durham Centre, Alax Good wages Call (416)438-2530 or (416)439.8576 EXPERIENCED sales help and manager required for ladles clothing store in Pickering Town Centre Call (416) 755-8918 WHOLESALE WARE- HOUSE looking for 5 drivers for rapid expansion, no experience necessary, vehicle required, calf Ni- cole at 728-8542 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 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. MIX 1 E6 or FAX 416-298-1297 INSTRUCTOR CLASS ABZ reyuirc•Lt immrt.li,ttrl� ti )r :1j:u :uc•:t. \tint 11.1% C OSI. L I1111iratL• ()I- 1'DIC anLl air hi akes fax rL•.utnc• tO: 905-428-3659 TRANS CANADA TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING IF v )u are sxtgfe or a sin- yie carent or separated or ^.ivorcea win three years work experienceyou may quarry ' - anc al assis- tance of are over 45 and have rrecently been aid off. you may quality icr training assistance. DIP CERT Lotus. Wordoenect, D Base. Wad. Accpac Bedrord. Autocad. Ventura. Pagemaker Haryard. Cor ei. Comou:er Programming and Systems Analyst Co- on. Pascal and C Pnoio- Shop Oua•k Express and Illustrator. Durham Bus, Computer College. 427.3010 Skilled Help AUTOMOTIVE painter needed. experienced m spot & complete Must know 2K system Call 579- 4000 REPLACEMENT WIND- OW Installer, to be capable of installing bays. bows, and cutouts. minimum 10 yrs expenence. Good pay Steady work Own tools and and transportation Call 433.7695 1 flledical�De ml RMT required for multi dis- ciplinary rehab clinic in Oshawa with eslabhshed clientele Send resume to 212 King St W Oshawa, LIJ 2J2 PAGE 22 -TIDE NEN'S ADVERTISER FlUDAY. 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I will dation. 2 years old. asking carpet 3 rooms. $349 Pace $800 o In o Call 666-3449 includes carpet. premium snorkel and possibly BCD Val ast f(30 Circa 1920s walnut dining delwery.p�rt eenestimattes room suite. beautiful condi- yards) Norman 686 2314 lion S2 000 576-7763 at - fridge $300. side-by-side. ter 6 p m COMPRESSOR, 5Hp. own, apt size, upright, new motor. 220 volts. 80 APPLIANCES FOR gallon. commercial use SALE Beaumark trod ge & WANTED outboard motors. stove. almond. 5800 OBO lawn mowers. water crafts. Kenmore freezer, almond $150 Kenmore washer & A doesn't have to work Call Winston (905)420-6559 • •1 Available 1 2 4 yea' olds for my E C E dryer. white 5650 OBO I preschool home daycare good condition Call 905- COMPUTER, Packard 665.7494 Also iooki^g Or school -aged Bel 35cd 486dx266 DAYCARE AVAILABLE Children for summer ART! Limited Editions 12mb. 540HD. CDROM. HAMMOND ORGAN, dryers stoves. $175 and Apphances. 227 Court St. Computer 1985 CADILLAC Fleet - in my Home (RcSSranci Receipts references Lisa Trisha Romance . Eliza. sound card. speakers. made by Leslie 5650 or up 3 month warranty Re. Oshawa 576.7448 I /Internet wood. good dean car. Church area) CPR trained 905-420-9960 anytime beth Berry, Brent Town- 15'SVGA monitor, key best offer 725-9153 pair service flat rate S35 & $3.200 or best offer 432 - mother will provide nuts- send. Professionally board, mouse, tax modem. KENWOOD Deluxe 250 up Wanted. Appliances WATER TREATMENT Sys. 3107 torus meals. snacks crafts Employment famed double matted joystick. software. both 1 yr watt home theatre stereo working or not. fridges. tems, filters. hydrocarbons. INTERNET ADVERTIS- and learningactivities Must Sell. 5130 905725- old Package $1700 Call stoves. washers dry chlorine taste & odor. PCB. ING - WEBVERTIZER 1985 Cadillac Seville Reasonable rates. an a Wanted 3B99 (905 723-0 995 anytime system Dolby Pro logic ers 905-438-1545 Toxoplasmosis. para Y 9e y receiver. HX Pro tape deck. web page design a^d D'eiegance. 130(, power accepted Call 619-0174 BEAUTIFUL dark walnut COMPUTERS PENTt- 5 tlisc CD Gayer. S speak- SHEDMAN Oualily barn sdes.etc. Available above creation including graphics• everything including roof. FREELANCE Dictaphone ha =aged buffet and -s � , or below counter Anne tables. hypertext finks. electronic dash, s m tip - DAYCARE AVAILABLE UM ,,m as low as ors. 5 yr warranty Free de- style shed kit 9' X 8' 5394 Y P e^.e-S i% AP accounts. hutch bar in hutch, lade/6 livery y p y 666-9586 forms. and image scanning n sound. black! re loving caning enevormr $L 4 includes MB 8 EG Ram, five Rent to own b nus tax Man other sizes Y viper Word Processing. Process padded chairs. used only n at reasonable rates See with targe backyard strut- t 4a FO 1 MB MPEG vides, Done for only $t3 75/ and styles available Also WEDDING DRESSsize 10- our home page at leather, dnt, cellular, viper tured leaning - Montessori Service fDurham Region) few Mmes. ask g $2200 104 keyboard. 850 MG H week Call today (905)571- garages and decks For 12. designer dress. full long wwwdurhamnews neV alarm, $6000 firm. Sen - Free pick ,;p and delivery 623-9469 ous inquiries only. expenence Large spacious Call 905-619-2205 Drive midlower case 230 1413 more into call 905-619- skin. off the shoulders, no _fgc329/webverttzer05- or i905)420-5979 basement with work area. CARPET 3 rooms. 5299 WPS Several 486's from KITCHEN cupboards. 2093 beads or sequins. very ele- call Dave at 905-986- nutntious snack and =hx PERSONAL HOMECARE- price ^Guoes 35 yards of $500 Quad special CD complete set double sink. Crib. $125 Call 905-723- Sant. asking $600 a33- 4102 1965 IROC Z28, metallic lunches Close tc park for Mahre W^^an provides carpet. premium pad and room lots $199 Clanngton hood tan. fridge &stove. rm 6921 5036 silver. 5 speed. 109.000 walks and Outdoor aCt-•n. housekeeping. meals. faun- Sal 905.432 Computer, 164 Baselme lenor railing. solid birch WHY pay Cables Go Di- ties, r hOOIS, km., mint COnahpn, fully- installationties. age range 2 1 2 .5 yrs dry companionslnp for elder- 2750 Rd E Just east of Flying Location Rotherglen N ly'hometound Transportation bunk bed. kitchen table Set SOFA t: Love Seat for rest' RCA 181 Digital Sabal- FMSpa loaded 8 will certify all errands References Com- Dutchman Hotel 905.436-1515 and Hwy 2 686--<%C Carpet Broker, 100°°. $75�$350idem Call sage goon condition Ask rte Up to 175 channels passronate rates 905-404 Nyior thick pus' Stam re- CONTENTS. it ^g size 9051668-3951 'rg $500 A must See' Can Best quality picture & 1985 Plymouth Voyager DAYCARE my home 9400 Colleen sistant carpet For 3 rooms, bed Jouole dresser Test MOFFAT +uh size fndge 683-0055 sound Rent to own by EARLY BIRD SPECIAL LE. 26L. air conditioning. 7 Ha-wccd 4-,' area Refer- -,nfy 5369 00 Price in- of drawers. double bed. etc anri sore self clean Owen), phone S8 50 wkly (905) 16' x 24' rectangular Kayak passenger, cruise control. ences available Meals futles 30 Sq yos carpel. 905.686-4369 SOFA love -seat & chair, 571-1413 pool includes decks & fent- tilt steering, roof rack. 5 yrs. old. almond. like new. 54,995 Meets local structured pay crass. daisy I Firewood Deluxe pad and installation never used. $550 Fridge. 'n9 by- owner new fires, one walks No, smoking envy- in our name Free ora- DINING SUITE. Tho- 5700 for parr 839-0478 YORK 2001 work Out laws 25yr warranty 1.800- owner. $3600 certified y quota- $200 Call 905.723-8669 Gym Padded bench Han- 868.7584 Pickering/Ajax, tonne^'c Cali Teresa 686- ion in your hOrtne No in. ma�� 'e T•ans�oonai Pe- OAK/PINE FURNITURE Please phone 728625 3854 serest. no payment for one can black nighhghts par- Wf y pay rela • onces' One SQUARE glass coffee dle Bar.Cross bar.short bar phone 416-798 7 509 SKIDS & Pallets for tire- full year. Daniel. 1.800- Son leg table cur o prey of Ontario's oldest and lar- tale w th grass pedestal. Like new $125 Call 434- 1966 NISSAN 900 ZX. LOVING CARE • any car.: ^a•dwood & soft- 2170104 cabinet_ server. 2 arm cher hall console cabinet 8730 Pets/$ lesof loaded. nn. cruise, air, tum. gest manufacturers is now cherry Me, �p Dar s tem, T -roof, 5 -speed. aged -^.Ore^ Hwy*2 & wood rtwxed. pre Cut or bro- chairs. 4 side dhfirs. new & matdvn rtxnOr; Oak to Boardl Ys kill Deirve avaiiabie. CARPET MILL OIs- Eg o area to the pudic 9 fig excellent working condition. Westney Home cooked large &small loads Limited TRIBUTORS. '2 mortis condition 55.000 or best Eg Pak pedestal table and de dresser. nxnor, and 2 I Articles asking $3950 certified. meals. Team programs. gots lime crier carp 1 90 5 14 30- Nc payme^1s No interest. offer 433-1733 4 chairs $849. 7 h double drawer mghl stand Wanted 060 728-1582 Of fun Phone Wendy (9051686-1646 evenings alter 7pm 305- W13 (OAC 3 rooms ,30sa yas I ELECTRIC Furnace $100 pedestal and 6 chairs LAB PUP - Black remote. 1986 Taurus BO. 83 Che - 9 -nstalled with deluxe pad 43�1 51499 Cannnonball beds 3 weeks. all shots. de - a2' -a703 om only $399 Specials TOSHIBA 2 stereo tele- vette $1000 cert OBO. li3 Flea tom 5399. Over 20 star ANTIQUES Aosowtan- wormed. vet Checked. rips �n Vinyl, Ceramic and DIAMOND RING. set. 64 vswr Amazing Acture 6 purrnas�rq lurniNre or an- guaranteed. crate framed. Toyota truck BO. 80 Cutlass SOUTH AJAX �xceuent Y . choices. all solid. no Daycare ea s expert Market Hardwood Flooring Free Cara ea pus 12 bun veneers Traditional Wood- Yr parts & about warranty ythong d0 Scientific mstru house broken. Payment $79-2 ten OBO Dave Shop At Horne 1 -800-663- ants. appraised 55.200 working 905-985 8r74 Free delivery Rent to own mitts, china. silver, adver. pan 579-6038 579-2866 Wag - once Rei able ono a ord XA6 Beautiful set. ASking 51700 by phone Only $7 95/ Irsirg, toys. decoys. dolls. 1967 C n able Flabby environment KITCHEN hutchlchina final 432-8919 PIANO FOR SALE Bald- SIBERIAN HUSKY pup- Chevy id, C• Wag wk f9C51571 1413 milk bottles. COIIeCUOnS Orstered n Huge playground & lots car•^el ;ass front white CARPET. Falhngbrook ori^ apae^nent size. mcluD- perm reg, home d. de- t bergs slid. some car more 6 months and up with brass mm Good con- You- ^xne at discount pnc FRIDGE 8 Slow Al- n bench Like new r estates Call Robes Bowen wormed. Wane raised. Well lace rust 9 passenger od•k. Will provide receipts Ret- es vinyl. sta'n resistant mind ex�e�le cord.ron 9 egu- FOR SALE Sharp mirtor•d Antiques (905) 655-8049. socialized, paper trailed 7 for large family or work. afro, a h wide x 42' deep Price includes Dad and ex - lady tuned New Crnt Ower closet doors 40 x 80. Call Brockton weeks old Males & fe- many new parts $1900 fimn *,ences upon request x , 6- nig, Good condition 5595 Call (905' 427-2651 $5000 asking 52000 905- certified Call Jeff 404 6868,19 $250 93'-0414 per, installation Call Nrcx 00 9 905-420-4028 males Oshawa 5795730 % 7 at 1905655-3519 66B 1 =gyp Fax News Advertiser 707 683-7363 Painting oft re -M Moving & rem House Gardening 6 • Gardening 3 r ' ' Improvements • I I Improvements i I I improlrefflerlts • I Handyman MO., Decorating Storage Cleaning • A I Landscaping • I Landscaping PIANOS - GRANDFA• WASHERS $175 & up. SCUBA equipment want- Good condition Stereo. THER CLOCKS Please dryers $100 & up. apt size ed Need fins, mask, ^g carpente• plumber dry - excuse the mess, we're washers $250 & up. apt snorkel and possibly BCD o 4f500.000 -2874 (ager 8 PM). renovating' New and used size dryer $150, white & Octopus Must be m ex - 4 men available to meet an pianos Not surev Rent to fridge $300. side-by-side. cellent condition and of re- 1"3 PONTIAC ACA - own, apt size, upright, cemaker, water dispenser cent design and premium DIAN 68.000 kms. 4 door grand, digital. keyboards $500 90 day Warranty quality 434-5780 auto. $1400. certified. 905 - All 1995 merchandise re- 432-7167 UNWANTED Scrap metal 728-0490 duced' Telep Piano Works. WASHERS. dryers. fridge, picked up. Indges, stoves. 1984 DODGE Aries. 4- 433-1491 stove. new and recondi- washers, dryers, cars. door. automatic. P/s, P/b. RARE FIND! Solid cherry tioned, $225 and up for re- trucks. etc Call (905)430- new 1988 motor, new front wood table and 6 Windsor conditioned washer. $175 9013. brakes. safety & certfied. $1499 Call 905.697-1045 chairs by Pennsylvania and up for reconditioned WANTED . used wagon MAN WITH "2 Ion truck will House Table $1600 dryers $175 and up for re- (for 2 children), used play- 1985 5TH AVENUE, fully Windsor chairs S205 each conditioned fudges and house. mens and ladies loaded. VB. asking 52000 Call Katherine 435-0639 stoves Also corn operated bike Cali 723-7175 or best offer 432-3945 after FOR SALE .WASHERS washer and dryers Ste- h nson's Furniture and 721 2310 4 p m 'MISTER CHEAP' Home EUROPEAN tie specil J.S. ARMSTRONG HANDYMEN Snow plough- xnl�,venens •ec •moms in rst w, •e^teats your bath- DEV. INC Spec. a.: ^g ^g carpente• plumber dry - law apartments. additions. room. or kitchen walls as it Caston ',omes. additions, wallet. roofer, retamng walls fences. decks etc Li- well as boor totes Good ref- renovations, rec rooms and 4 men available to meet an censed for over 20 years erences and satisfaction basement apartments Res- your household requirements all work guaranteed for guaranteed For free est,- idenbai and commer--al for repairslmarntenance'ren- Free eminate at; Ernie mates call 0 Dykstra 725- Serving Durham Region for ovations Limned lime offer. 905.4CA 8176 4913 over 15 yrs Free consura- t0'r° otf rooting it booked bons. clean outs. odd jobs. trop Call Jeff 905-428- now Oda jobs. $12'hr Free AJAX FENCE custon Slt)<i. estimates. cart Dave 723- wood 'ences a necks FENCES 6 DECKS • • jUpr hp81: 3pt4 cnam-un. Dog rurs Wa" a CUSTOV DECK' POLDOM Renovations 1905IA20-2081 wrought-iror repairs to ex- Need a new FENCES Le: Basements bathrooms. MAN WITH "2 Ion truck will listing fences Cali 666- GOODFELLCW do it High drywall. painting textured do cod jobs Fair & reason 4955 or 1-800-598-816- Qua.'; Wcrkmansh,p ceilings. carpentry For pro- able paces Call 571-4730 tate or hourly We now Guaranteed 2 y, warranty fessiorat service can 905- English as a second lan- IWDGET HOIIME. We also do Poo! Cabanas Gazebos & Sheds BOOK 721 2310 • I • Electrical ".n. e z NOW lot SPRING IN STALLATIONS For a FREE ESTIMATE call GOODFELLOW FENCE 8 DECK (905)571-3145 C & R Maintenance Build- ing repairs and renovations electrical, plumbing, ce- ramic tiles. carpentry From small repars to major ren GENERAL CARPEN ovations. Fully guaranteed, free estimates. (905)668- TRY, free estimates. house 3300 addition. basement decks. ELECTRICIAN 25 yrs exp residential, commer- cial. new wrong, alterations, upgrades, fuses to break- ers free est 683-5650 • I • Plumbing • AAA -LICENSED PLUMBER available. All your plumbing needs Complete renovabons Guaranteed lowest prices! No job too small!! Senior discount (905) 432-2913. ALVIN SAMEDAY PLUM - SM licensed plumber, no job too small• no job too lig, Pro Master Painters since 1965 Intenonextenor palntxlg/papenng quality craftsmanship no obligation estimates reterences at request (905)619-9630 PROFESSIONAL PAINTING oft DECORATING Free Estimates Lowest price by 10% Also available evenings & weekends Phone Bob 839-3508 Experienced Cross Movers Bargain rates, homes offices apt., etc. Plano moving. Packing available HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS - Move dg or small, we price them all' Free estimates, seniors discount, short notice moves Pianos moved. also appliances Comparable rates Call 432-2850. MEN with large truck will do household moves, resi- dential, commercial. All types of moves Call Cart or Jane 427-2856. ARE you having problems finding tome to dean your TREE MAINTENANCE & REMOVA home') For Professional Also tree stump removal. Home cleaning, Call Hel- io% DISCOUNT FOR SENIORS. en's Home Services today AVOID SPRING RUSH 427-4385 {.id Dave 831w7055 TOP SOIL from $15 per Specializing in house yarn. Cedar Mulch tro, $30 • • Driving cleanin per yard Total property • • Schools g maintenance programs • Weekly • Bi -weekly from $19 75/week Call • monthly I GREEN THUMB 905 -786 - Tel. (905) 683-2977 2150 or 1-800-760.1058 Cel. (905) 706-4365 free esti-mates. great prices. guaranteed lowest 905-725- FREE ESTIMATES • Party shows are fun! Lettuce help. 839-7057 or 728- Services YOU DESERVE M• Free Estimate. With spring on Its way, why • • p;rectpry not free up Sonne time to en- MAGICIAN, clown friends, joy It. Let us keep your tome ready to entertain for any sparlding.For an OUlSlafldflg age, any occasion. Birth - top to bottom clearing YYllfl days, promotions, open- - ii excellent rates. rags, fund raisers. agic free esti-mates. great prices. guaranteed lowest 905-725- MICHALSKI MOVING -Cyt today for a shows are fun! Lettuce help. 839-7057 or 728- • • • ax, Financial houses, apartments, offices, Free Estimate. 9334. • • p;rectpry appliances and piano spe- ears ex rience. re• experience. y to ER, will tutor grades 1 cialists. Senior and mid- Treat yourself. RABBITwrants work doing month discounts. Licensed,magic YOu �lKrl/e for children's parties FREE E -FILING refunds insured. Free estimates. Excellent service Call 436- 420-7042 and all occassions. Have my own magician. Call Er- 'fin 2 wits• Get your re 7795. Free estimates. D & N Duncan, 987.1799 or 987• nie 668-4932. burn prepared by a profes- bons. clean outs. odd jobs. rooms, flagstone. free esti- sional accountant. Corpo- Floorin •rden • Prime rate tax & business ac- P.I Carpeting / I � • • jUpr hp81: JJudying KukssisseirviceavC.G.A. AJAX Moving - moves, appliance i rtai"n-cutting (Specialty) 1905IA20-2081 ii trim work, door installation, (905) 619- SIGON Construction Ltd, free esti-mates. great prices. guaranteed lowest 905-725- • Moving 3 CARPET - 25 EXPERIENCED TEACH - DISPOSAL RENOVA. baseboard, serving Durham Region for 2507 • ears ex rience. re• experience. y to ER, will tutor grades 1 TIONS Fences. Decks, 2930 Bill Jr 19 yrs Additions. sundecks. Stora 9e stretching, our speciality. OnlarioGrapwaks Through OAC. S23/hr. will - Carpentry . roofing, demob- home improvements patio doors. windows. rec- • 81ntIf1Q Free estimates. D & N Duncan, 987.1799 or 987• Lawn, GardNt, ing to travel call Leanne bons. clean outs. odd jobs. rooms, flagstone. free esti- I Systems full ,�•1»Oyi 623-3757 Dan 683-7009 addiclions.basement mates. 905-5765760 • Decorating AJAX Moving - moves, appliance IWO rtai"n-cutting (Specialty) aparpmtnet. hoer intstaua- kitchen/bathr000ms. TOMMY'S HOME IM services. and piano specialists. Flat -spring clean-ups - TUTORING all grades) subjects; French, Spanish, DUCTWORK installed. tions decks fences, tree es- PROVEMENTS- carpentry. ALL Pro Painting and g tate or hourly We now •Inaking.all Book Notre! English as a second lan- moved, relocated Excellent Tom (9050 drywall. basement apts , rec Wallpapering, interior/exte- have heated store units.SELL kinds of guage. Experienced and rates. Free estimates Elec- tiamies call 839-1333. or pager (41 room painting and deco- room nor. stucco ceiling. eras g• 9� Now offering free boxes with move. Park and load clean-ups, all ts., attics •rubbish, small trees certified teacher. Reason- trostahc au cleaners, hu- 336.5957 raung, ceramic files Call repairs, top quality work. t $99 and special, starting removed able rates. Please call mrdifters. Big, Small )obs Tommy at (905)420.8105 reasonable rates 20% in up Call for information. . 798-7672 Anna 905.509-2262 Call Paul 428.0295. seniors discount 404. 725-0005 or 427.0005 • 9669 ii GWO Yard Yard Sar CRAFT & FLEA MARKET 2 Levels, Every Sal 8 Sun., over 15,000 sq 1 ave up to 90% on liquidations and recycled bargains New stock every week Start your own part time business $45/ weekend. It's worth the drive to. 1910 Dundas St. E., (2 lights east of Thickson Rd. Whitby) 6665100 Household articles and furniture, March 29, 30, 31 st. 1629 Beaton Way Pickering (Brock Rd. N. ) 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 Arts & Arts & • I Crafts • I Crafts V Village Arts & Crafts Show & Sale Sat., March 30 10 am-4pm at the Village Community Centre (corner of Linton/Sherwood) Pickering Village ..Free Parking & Admission, �• MOVING SALE ;• EVERYTHING MUST GO NEEDFUL THINGS BY ELIZABETH. Unique craft & gift store. Christmas stock at wholesale prices. Choose from our inventory of many other In store specials. Specializing in flower arrangements for weddings & funerals 965 Dillingham Rd. Pickering. 905-839-6333 CERAMIC GREENWARE OR BISQUE Good Selection , Great Prices. Paints, custom orders and fining . All available at 2 locations To serve you better. We make your hour our hours. Ruth - Ajax -905-686-1693 Dawna - Scarb, 416-283-0219 1 Automobiles 1 For Sale 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. 519.495. 6 Astro and Safari's all loaded from $6.995 1992 Cavalier, auto. air, ABS. 116 kms. sale 56.695. 1992 Grand Prix SE, loaded. pristine while. 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 31 loaded, perfect. 120 kms. $8.395. 1990 Firefly 4 dr, 5 spl 82 kms. $3.885, 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 $5.395Warranty and Financing available o A C Certicar Auto Center. 155 King St. W.at Midtown Mall, 579-2886. Open Sun- day. 'Where customers trend their friends' MCMILLAN b WIFE AUT0 :ALES 1987 New Yorker. excellent condition. oaded. 143km $3295, 987 Cadillac Seville, loaded. blue 121km. $5995. 1988 Mustang convertible, 156km, new 'op, only $4695spril ^ere, 1988 New Yorker oaded. saver 118km 35795. 1985 Bonneville. few pant. very clean, low am 52495 a/c. 1988 Buick 'century, only 129km. 4 Poor, $4995 a/c. 1987 32000 pick-upstandard. very clean, only 144km 34495. 1992 Mercury To oaz, like new, V6 LS. load - 4d. only $5995, May cars to ;hoose from under $3000 Den McMillan b Wife Auto Sales. 200 Dundas St West Whitby Ont 666-3361 JIMMY SAYS 'GET READY FOR SPRING' Come and drive one:! inns weeks Best Buys from our selection of quality vehi- cles 1987 Monte Carlo $S, Wick with T -tops. spe- cial $8450. 1986 Monte Carl SS, silver 57450, 1984 Z28. $3950. 1984 Trans Am 54650. Many spring specials to choose from Ryan Auto Sales, 517 Brock St N Whnby 666- 0627 Pager 721.5959 Automobiles I Wanted AUTOMOBILES and trucks warned for scrap Any condition. any age. tree removal in the Durham Regan, cash paid Also needed. '81 Chev Pickup Call anytime. Oshawa 431 3407 1 Computer 1 Computer CARS FOR CASH we pUVideo Video Due used vc1es vern des must bee m running condition Call 427-2415 or come to 479 Bayly St INTERNET SERVICE East. Alax at MURAD AUTO AVAILLE sALEs AB Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Can John Dill at 579.4400 ' 11 Apt rabilles ForSag gin, A`I F Sale 1988 Plymouth Cara- van, V6. 3 litre new rebuilt engine, new McPherson Struts, new brakes,new fires, $5400, 1984 Ply- mouth Reliant wagon, 2.2 engine.$1500, 1982 Ford Econoline Van, 3 Imre. made into flat bed truck, $2500, very good work truck. 1983 Camero Z28, new paint, P/S. PB. 5 speed high performance, S2895. All vehicles certi- tied. call 728337 1989 Plymouth Voyager SE Van. 6 cylinder. 7 pas- senger, loaded, air, cruise. till, p,w, p.l., tint, excellent condition $6995 certified. 428-8546, 1990 TRACKER CL, red, am/fm stereo/cassette: sok- top, new hard -top, stan- dard, 114k, excellent con- dition, must sell. $6500. certified. o.b o. 905-432- 3119 1991 Honda Civic. 96.000 km. 5 -speed, anVfm sass. Peter 434-7564. 991 STYLUS ISUZU. ed, low kms, well main- lined 5 speed. $4999 cert. ooks b drives like new. lust Sell. 905-831-6004 or 16-287-3644 evenings. 1992 CHEV CAVALIER. White, 2 door, A/C, 56,000 kms, 1 driver, $6995. cerb- tied oBO. Price to sell. 432- 7621 1992 CHEVY Corsica LT Grey, 4 -door, 91K, air, abs, auto. am4mit cassette, good condition. $8000. Call 905- 427-0968, 1994 DODGE SHAD- OW, 65.000 KM, green, 4 dr, auto, ps, pb, air. cass., certified. $9,000 404-8356 1987 NOVA (Gorilla) 4 dr. hatch, 5 speed. one owner, highway driven, new brakes, aMfm cassette stereo. Economical , excel- lent running, well main- tained, extra rims, $2500, certified. call 905-725-0104 BEAT HIGH GAS PRIC- ES, significate fuel sav- ings, quieter, smoother, onger engine perfor- mance, quicker starts, re- duced oil consumption not lust another oil additive. Satisfaction guaranteed ) 571-4529 u CASH SS UP TO 5200 CASH and NO ONE PAYS YORE WANTED DEAD OR Illi -FREE' towing tot scrap, used or abandoned cars trucks. 1hrpick-up, top prices paid. tip to $100 (416)281-3499 (416) 281-9804 MITrucks for Sale 1977 GMC Shortbox, for parts. Rebuilt motor, new rear -end, new transmission. all this year. Best offer. Call atter 6pm 666-5175 or 665- 7517. 19117 Blazer, V6. 5 spd , rungs great. asking $3100 Great Deal! Call Martin (leave message) 725.8267 1989 Ford 1/2 -ton, F-150, 5 -speed standard w!over- drive, very good condition, 300 cubic' engine, p s. tint windows, custom sun visur, running boards. many ex- tras. 569030 o b o certified (905)404-9283 Motorcycles 1980 YAMAHA XS 1100 SPECIAL. only 15.000 original kms. shah driven, complete with Iront terrmg and Alpine stereo Excellent shape Great deaf $2000 as is o b o. Call (905) 725-2383 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 competative Property rates. call Jones -Dooley Insurance Broker (905)427-3595 EMowrnobiles 1988 SKIDOO stratos, excellent condi, on, low km with double trailer Asking $2200 Weekdays after bpm Call 619-'2l EA Apartments 1 For Rent WHITBY/8OWMAW VILLE ' & 2 ce':•;oms availab.e immediately Call (416)-789-4145 or (905) 665-7602 1 BEDROOM 0-p, in cen- tral Oshawa available now or April 1 $600 inclusive Park ng appliances. fenced yard 905-433-0062 1.2 8 3 -Bedroom apis in Oshawa and Bowmanvdle Starting at S600/mol fridge b stove included. with laundry facilities No pets Cali 434-2407 2 bedroom aot private entran.e,a'k: ;,no pets. •elerences required 1st b last Available April 1st $700 all mduswe Call 434- 2558 Leave message 2 bedroom apt. applianc- es downtown Oshawa. newly renovated S550/mo 436-0150 23 bedroom apartments. 8 story building. close to schools. fill South GM print Available immediate - t0 and Nov 4284328 1 7pm for appointment AJAX SUNNY clean one bedroom walkou!, eatin kitchen, fenced yard. air con walk to town non smokers May 1 $650,mo 686-1832 AJAX HARWOOD 8 401-avatable mmemate ly ui,iaes included. 1 bed- room apt with backyard 5650. 8 I bsmt apt $550 416-286-6732 AJAX Westney%401, base- ment apartment, above ground, private entrance $600 inclusive. available Apr 1st Call (905) 686- 8863, (416) 497-9620 AVAILABLE April Ist 2- bedroom w. balcony. downtown Oshawa, fridge, stove $795 inclusive. Call 723-4176 ask for Carmen AVAILABLE IMMEDIA- TLEY Oshawa. Simcoe s 3 min groin 401. 1 1.2 bed- rooms, newly painted. Parking included, 5495 plus hydro.905- 420-1741 BACHELOR apartment, South Ajax, Ist floor, kitch- en, bath, bed sitting, fur- nished or not, parking or bus, cable and utilities in- cluded Avail March 30th, $500.619-1974 BEAUTIFUL ONE bed- room basement , private entrance, drive, spacious backyard, all inclusive, laundry, air, near O.C./bus route, $650 mo 725-8769 CLEAN 2 -bedroom apart- ments, available imme- - --ely Close to downtown, O.C. Starting at $650. Can 905-718.9097. DELUXE 3 -bedroom apartments in well kept quiet budding, in Pon Perry. 15 min north of Oshawa. balcony with sliding doors, large Iwingroom, 1000 sq. If living space. 1 bath $840 or 2 baths $855 plus hydro. Call 728-2255 TWO BEDROOM base- ment apartment. non- smoker, no pets. $750/mc, firstilast, 1 car parking, sep- arate entrance. laundry facilities, and utilities 619- 1509 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1996 -PAGE 23 Clarington residents Call 404-2615 For an audio version of all current and upcoming auctions located in southern and eastern Ontario please call the above number. ■ IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE NOTICE ■ Acting In our Capacity as Auctioneer & Liquidator under Instructions received, we will sell by: 'INVENTORY DISPOSAL' 'PRIVATE COLLECTIONS' PUBLIC 'ART GALLERY STOCKS' 'COMPUTERS' 'COLLECTIBLES' 'FURNITURE. AUCTION 'SPORTS MEMORABILIA' '150 L.E. PRINTS' 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 SODA, SWAROVSKI. ROYAL DUX. DOULTON. HUMMEL. PRECIOUS MOMENTS. GOEBEL. KAISER. BELCARI. SCHMIDT, & MORE JEWELLERY. COINS, WATCHES. DIAMOND RINGS. TIFFANY STYLE LAMPS. -PERKIN HAMMER 1803' SAMUARI SWORDS. WROUGHT IRON DECOR PCS.. COLLECTOR DOLLS & RAIKES BEARS. FOYER & DECOR MIRRORS. DELFT & BAVARIA PLATES, WOOD CARVINGS. BRONZE STATUARY, DISNEY FIGURES. CHERISHED TEDDIES. COTTON AFGHANS, SANTAS, SATSUMA PORCELAIN. CHEZK CRYSTAL. DIGITAL MICRO RECORDERS. OVER 150 LIMITED EDITION PRINTS. CANVAS. DECORS. PANELS. SERIAGRAPHS. BY WELL KNOWN ARTISTS: C. MARSHALL. A J. CASSON. BATEMAN. ROMANCE. LUMBERS, TAIT. A.Y JACKSON, LOATES ETC. A.J CASSON 5 PC. SERIGRAPH SET (ESTATE AUTHORIZED), ALL MUSEUM FRAMED. 486-586 COMPUTERS, PANASONIC FAX MACHINE. CORDLESS PHONE. PRINTER. ETC. FREE DRAW AT SALE CONCLUSION Terms: Cash. Visa, Mc. as per posted & announced at sale Ado n ^s & Deletions apply. Early Registration. Limited seats to first 100 registered Arrive early PROFESSIONAL AUCTIONEERS INC. 416-298-1762 ApartmentsEAMe, Apartments ApartmentsEAM11 Apartments�Ajo�Rent E 1 1 For Rent For Rent 1 I For Rent For Rent WHITBY - BLUE WATER PARR 1 & 2 bedroom suites, broadloom, 3 appliances. 101 KATHLEEN ST. W Mon. - Fri. 9 - 5 (905)571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED NORTH OSHAWA - spot- less 2 bedroom, quiet budding, Rossland'Ritson. $675 inclusive Non smoker May 1 Please call 571-4875 NORTH Oshawa home of- fering large 2 bedrooms, full bath livingroom in basement, or 1 bedroom upstairs with full use of main Noor. Share kitchen. (2 others). Suit mature adult. Includes all utilities. rent negotiable. May 1, MonW95 723-2111. ONE BEDROOM Whitby near go and 401, private. dean, bright, stove,e tridge. Ist month rent only $595. phone 579-5384. OSHAWA 2 bedroom apartment, available at 888 and 900 Glen St Close to schools, shopping and G M. Utilities included. First/last required Call 728- 4993 OSHAWA - 2 bedroom bright clean modem main floor apt. 2 min north of O C.. $650/mo. plus utili- ties Includes parking. Available May 1 905.831- 1490 OSHAWA - small base- ment apt. ideal for student, $360/moplus maim tenance Includes parking Firstilast required, avail- able May 1 905-831.1490. OSHAWA 2 bedroom 5690 in apt building In- ciudes heat. hydro, ap pliances, laundry on site Convenient to 401 and city bus routes. Available May 433-0677 CLEAN family budding. Oshawa north. one, two & three bedroom. Includes Heat, hydro, fridge, stove, Laundry facilities. 723-2094. OSHAWA, Clean 2 bed- room . 289 Cordova Road / Bloor Park, 1 day $690 uld- ties included Phone 721- 2324 OSHAWA, close to GM, newer budding. 1. 2. 3 - bedroom apartments 905- 438-0229. OSHAWA. One bedroom basement apartment, park- ing, laundry. 5550 mo. in- clusive. Excellent area, available April Ist Refer- ences and deposit re- quirea. 723.3032 PICKERING - one bed- room basement apt. park - ng, air, storage. fenced yard, close to amenities, first and last Available May 1 5550 all inclusive. Lucas 905-839-2451 PICKERING - Bright and clean one bedroom base- ment Private entrance. Available May Ist for a non smoker no pets $550 (905)831-6445 PICKERING Lwerpooi and tidy , ; ac,ous 1 bed - m -oobasemen! apt Park ng, al dose to everything Available immedartely 565C (905)8312855 PICKERING. on Malcr oaks Rd apartment New arge - bedroom basement New appliances Laundry facilities Bus to GO 5625 month inclusive of utilities First and Last References 428-8593 evenings PICKERING-1 bedroom basement, living room dining room with fireplace large kitchen. 3 large stor- age closets, call 831-1979 PORT UNIOW401, dean. bright 1 -bedroom base- ment in West Rouge, laun- dry. cable, separate en- trance. non-smoker, $600 inclusive Call 416-293- 8849 or 416-287-9492. SOUTH OSHAWA. 275 Wentworth St. W., large 1. 2. -bedrooms. chose to bus- es. shopping. available im- mediately, 5550. 5650 b up . }ridge, stove. heat. hy- dro. parking. Ist required. last negotiable, no pets 434.5183 1 576-5142 bet- ween 9-6 SPACIOUS 2 -bedroom basement apartment, all in- clusive. near mall. Fridge, stove, washer, dryer. No pets, no smoking $650/ month 1 stilast 619-9634 SUPERB N W Oshawa 'Executive 2 -bedroom apartment' Big kitchen w.' fridge, stove. great 4 -piece. superb living -room, new broadloom, central air, ca- ble. parking Sparkles b shines $850,month.elec- tricity 1sUl8st, references. 579-9719 TWO ced'? ,^- oasemer't all' r ,eplace, 4 pc was, room, full kitchen separate entrance. 5650imo Non smoking references After 6 p m 9C5 668.3053 WHITBY large 2 bed - :nom all! n desirable area. dose to 401 and Go Park ing, laundry faciu4ies. fire- place. appliances S85C nclusrve. F,rstlast:rete,_ ences Avaddoie May 1 579-6572 or 666-0049 WHITBY REGENCY PLACE APARTMENTS Senors Complex I bed. apt. available Apr. t Westem exposure over- lodrulg park, dean, quiet bldg. All utibbes Widuded. APPT. 430-7397 WHITBY, 1 BEDROOM , bsmi availtable immed , 3 pc bath, use of laundry. S695 month inclusive, first & last ret 723-7306 WHITBY, 2 bdrm apt above store. stove, fridge. parking, 5600/month. First b last. No pets. Available immediately. Call 668- 2248 WHITBY, 2 -bedroom. 2 baths, main floor laundry room, downtown, newly renovated, parking, 5825 plus hydro Available May 1 (905)839-6398. WHY rent when you can own your own home for less than you lhir i! Call Dave Haylock Sales Rep ReiMax Summit Realty (1991) Ltd (905) 668-3800 or (905) 666-3211 $1 Absolute Atrordablei W^y Ren;" Own your Home from $799,montn �utdrties included; No Down pay - mal Call Me" Mark Sta- pley Sates Rep Sunon Gro, p Excel Realty 571 6275 or 1-800 84C-6275 WHO SAYS YOU CANNOT AFFOtfII,D TO BUY A HOUSE! 111,rty,.l pari mint. 3 -Br Semi $679-T 1W o r9alow S789^itr 3.8r ,1r Exec 596o mr, Rent-tcOwn Avaaaoe No down pnyarwlI? Bad crew eardirupl? Cath fad! 571.6275 149004140-"75 MARK STAPLEY Silt. kcp Suli, n Gimp Excel Il In, 150 Burk St-. Upgraded beautiful 3 bedroom, fin- ished bsmt.-bedroom. 2 washrooms. fenced yard, over sized garage. Avail. June 1 $900 + utilities. 905-668-8502 or 416-973- 8925 1ST CHOICE AFFORDABLE HOMES ! WHY RENT? BUY! No down payment, No problem' Let me show you flow' Mort. Pay 5700 O.A C. Call Thomas C. Pike Sales Rep, Remax Accord Realty Ltd. 5763111 t PACE 24 -THE NEWS AD%'ERTliSER FRIDAY, MAR('H 29, 1'196 Houses Space Camper Camper For Rent For Rent WIlTrailer Sites I Trailer Sites & TRAILER SALES LOCATED ON BUCKHORN LAKE "NEW" 1995 GOLDEN FALCON ONLY ONE LEFT 37"- 2 BEDROOM YOU CHOOSE YOUR SITE WE WILL SET IT UP $25.900.00 PLUS TAX INCLUDES 1996 SITE FEE FINANCING AVAILABLE PREVIOUSLY OWNED TRAILERS ALSO FOR VIEWING CALL: (705)657-8831 OR (705)6573120 434-2407 k, hen. bath 8 laundry Cable Abstainer only $100 I WILL illi r,,mes AVAILABLE April 15. D -x per week Call Patricia cash Quick closings Tele- Money ie Hwt 2 oeaut�fu' 3 -bed 427-7113 phone (9C5' 434-8116 to Lend room main floor family- Oshawa to Pickering. or r 3 bath b BAYLY/WESTSHORE (9051 7862980 Oshawa to porn. s w o ase ment gas fireplace rec- INDUSTRIAL units or • • workshops in industrial all facilitiesseparate en plaza next to Oshawa Cen- IF,tie 1nCiudeds high ceilings. ONLY S500 D • park mg. utilities, wash- rooms. air compressor, OWNBRAND NEW overhead doors Month-by- DETACHED3 OR month Parking for truck. BDRM. HOME. with hydro Available im YES ONL mediately Starting at 5450 1 • DOW AA5764982 bedrooms en suite, eat in CALL "Gillawiv, Rooms for Rent 3 BEDROOM house 11- dhgarage. ^'shed 5350 Available April garage,Si 000 inclusive 2 Available Immediately Call bedroom house. oshawa. AJAX large private room In $725 plus utilities Can ta— v ^cme Clean shared & TRAILER SALES LOCATED ON BUCKHORN LAKE "NEW" 1995 GOLDEN FALCON ONLY ONE LEFT 37"- 2 BEDROOM YOU CHOOSE YOUR SITE WE WILL SET IT UP $25.900.00 PLUS TAX INCLUDES 1996 SITE FEE FINANCING AVAILABLE PREVIOUSLY OWNED TRAILERS ALSO FOR VIEWING CALL: (705)657-8831 OR (705)6573120 434-2407 k, hen. bath 8 laundry Cable Abstainer only $100 I WILL illi r,,mes AVAILABLE April 15. D -x per week Call Patricia cash Quick closings Tele- Money ie Hwt 2 oeaut�fu' 3 -bed 427-7113 phone (9C5' 434-8116 to Lend room main floor family- Oshawa to Pickering. or r 3 bath b BAYLY/WESTSHORE (9051 7862980 Oshawa to porn. s w o ase ment gas fireplace rec- cl°a•- cez� a..•� cried room. Pon Hope room, large fenced back all facilitiesseparate en NORTH Oshawa 4 bed yard. double garage trance. $400 moms 839- ,. Tt ext d $1275+ubllties 416236- 4271 Smart park Large Kitchen sinal ark d6r • LIVERPOOL South 1 Hardwood nnors in LID COURTICEnea•'� new. large 'ur^shed lroom Gas Fireplace in detach'] '20v sq It _ 1001" large wmoow$400 family room Master bed bedrooms en suite, eat in month 1 smaller room tur- room with en suite Two w C. kitchen attached garage ^'shed 5350 Available April double garage 51'9.000 Available Immediately Call 1st Matu•e gentleman pre- Call (905) 728-59-2 (416) 498-0073 after Torn ferredCali 839-0257 NW OSHAWA storey COURTICE 4 bedroom PRIVATE ROOM - clear ruts 4 bed-_— and ga- a sed bungalow. t 1 '2 n—, `" a'e , ! <•, bath rage Near schools 8 s"Op baths. single car ata a g g 9 and laundry. non smoker. ping Flexible closing date Business tented, gas. $950 plus uhn $90 week 683-3840 r7 I Call 1905, 23-5594 pportunities ties. avalable May '.call PORT PERRY - $139.900 � 905 387-6592 Shared rA , 3 bed -Qpm convenience OSHAWA 3 bedroom ACcomodatlon plus walk ,o all amenities ESTABLISHED RETAIL de:3,: -, '„se. close ro famdyrooMhreplace No Large lot-ngarden First B��"e pus, Oshawa - Hospital and dow^'Own irtcMuled. Call 905-666- b'me buyers dream o retire canon, great pOlenhal. vers Available April 1 S800 AJAX Newly finished to here Call Catherine Ayotte. dor take back 751. Call or fax month plus utilities Cal', s^a•e basement apt wrtn Remax Scugog Realty anytime %05, 8875123 Abe 683-5117 or evenings working male pnvate en t•ance.S450 inclusive. nun 1905 9854427 24 , a2'-163' smoke• available now. papier ESTHETICIAN -•ceded to OSHAWA :.centre area. 4 68-"1-5641 PRIVATE home in Nonl, ren- space r Pere• -rely busy bea•oon semi. FEMALE borders wanted. 0,-3wa bedrooms+ t.' weight -loss and body treat - garage. 1 1,2 baths. excel 2 • . � available, snare 2 garage. Flonda room. lin- merit spa. over 80 clients tent con*ton. 5995• un : k. tcne" bath. laundry 'shed familyroom. many ex. through clinic darty Call ties. hrst'last references no 5325. $350 Students wel- tras Must be seen to be Roxanne 905619 2639 pHs. May '. 434-5656 come Can 905.576-7696 aoprecated Cal'' OSHAWA S. CENTRAL. QUIET %E Oshawa home (905)579-04 75 Legal LOve1 �.. 2 sorer ; 4 ^^rfamily ,^a•e with non -smoke• I WHITBY- 3 bedroom back Notices bedroom home S4w,month Cale 576.747E b,:^ga w eaten kitchen Sunroom 2 baths hard- after 5 pm am,rigroor^ separate en wood floors Lar ail 9e garage WESTNEY HY1V 2 3- trance to 2 bedroom apart '*rent $' 25 30C Low WILLIAM .el pug^ s pnvate yard quint cndd r�a•;.or- �'u"" own- Ded- 1-•.-, - -. $stets Helen mon,^,.r cav'^e^ts" le", sate street May 1 $90C room 6 Data. snare res&, of a.^,- �',�.. -, •^•a' -_ Hou'..',.,.. -..- ,'J plus ret 839-' 45" house Phone ac. ap- - r-.1 -a' t' Class,; P,,'. ":+�•- :1 PICKERING. 4 Dell"001, phances cable 5400 -a., • 4 appliances month April 1st 905-428 shared laundry. close to 7878 Please • • ur 4,'.+ no pets hrst last ref . 5975 plus 21 utilities. Office & 1,• • • • • • May ' 905 420--9171 I Retail Space PRIME PICKERING � • • • - - • • • - Ca... .11 :,r- �:: 4 Months F e5 ... dtroned. 1600 W ft plus Oshawa ryes, 600 sq h sq . more thanone $t20l . utilities 1st second poor Oshawa last Available April 'sift downtown 600 sq maim insertionthe eventofan error. Cali 9o5 6971551 $SOC 3500 sq Lwr ivi AJAX. spacious 4 bed- $1000. 250 Sq main. room, Da.:kspir, 2 Dams ta. S35C . 600 sq 2nd Ili Tenders ' Tenders Rm Mlyroo1.reptace. gal $500 1050 sq main. a I rage S1175 monthly refer $1 000 Call 434 2447, or ences 68366' 655-4132 THREE BEDROOM north OFFICE SPACE. First east Oshawa Q-' neigh month tree s..,•atle for bomood. lea park p•;less.ona ke Lawyer, schools bus. $895 plus Medical or Business. 400 References NO pets May lst 138-1178 pets 51 square t•a. e. -al Steve month, mGtusrve. gar Steve CALL FOR PROPOSALS WHITBY over 2000 sq h 576-6999 4 bed �wmg"amdan yrdmg- roam 21-2 baths gas heal c°stages UE Leasing of Retail Space fireplace. 'con , window for Rent covenngs. 5999 plus utdi ties Frstrast Nor -smoker Contract RFP -95 -RS -88 no pets 43C-2002 LAKEFRONT Conage for re-, 3 bedroom. 3 -piece WHITBY 2betlroom oe- bathroom, includes 9 HP GO Transit invites proposals for the sacred bungalow. fridge motor 8 boat and much stove, private drive yard more Cal 19051632-9,ao leasing of approximately 178 square feet Close to all amenities last. references $coo or (705)738-2657 of retail space at the Pickering GO month Call 905-666-5334 TRENT • ver- Woodland station, 1322 Ba IY Street, Pickering, Townhouses Es•ates. family house keeping collages 3 Poe Ontario. The premises for lease may not EAM,For pati•, pool. beach store Rent playground. 90 min north- be used to operate a muffin/coffee or east Pickering 1-888-813- convenience store. GOODNEIGHBOUR- 2212 HOOD in south Osnawa 3 -- A mandatory pre-bid site meeting will bedroom townhouse .n I I Prirak� be held at 10 a.m. on Thursday April 4, small family complex close to schools and shopping 1996, outside the premises. Proposal $950/mo ail inclusive First' last 435-1088. 10 -7 p m 3 bedroom custom built documents are available for pick-up 3 bedroom townhouse. home. gas heat, attached t I Monday to Friday between 8:15 a.m. and northeast Oshawa 5775. 112 garage Large lot Hwy 4:15 from GO's Purchasing Office May 1 579-0605 2'TrullS North, possession i p.m. at AJAX 3 BEDROOM gas May 1 Asking $165.000 the address below, (416) 869-3600 ext. heat, air, end unit. 5 ap- yo, 434-7210 226, on payment of a $20 (includes GST) prances. avail May 1 QUALITY llMulu- $1050 plus. Lynne Paplzzc level N W Oshawa 3+2 non-refundable document charge by 905-428.9766 bedrooms. kitchen over - cash Or certified cheque payable to the KING i TOWNLINE looks tamllyroom with fire- Area available April 1 and place. 2 walkouts. inground Toronto Area Transit Operating Authority. May Ist Large 3 bdrm pool 3 baths. FAG. in-law Sealed proposals will be received until townhouses. neutral decor, potential. 160 Goodman Or 4 appl . 1 1'2 baths. base- S171.500 Can Sheila Mc- 3 p.m. on Tuesday, April 16,1996 at the ment 8 garage S895 + Laren Sutton Status 436- utll Phone 721-8213 same Purchasing Office. Bids will not be Evening and weekend ap- 09% opened pointments available. BOWMANVILLE. 1800 sq publicly. OSHAWA BEAUTIFUL it raised bungalow. 3- GO Transit reserves the right to reject g el TOWNHOUSE 1331 Mary t h d bedroom. 2 a"piece baths. central aidvac. 2 wro, lar an or all r0 osals in its sole discretion. I Y proposals at. 3 bedrooms. Anis a decks, tasteful decor basement, fenced. parking. $139.900 Open House. 12. fridge 8 stove. avail. June q Mar 31 20 Marchwood 1, 668-6502. (476) 973- , Cres. Cali 905-623-9758 ems. 796 Eyer Dr., Pickering ® ° EAST Oshawa - large 4 WHITBY - 3 bedroom bed backsplrt. 3 applianc- townhouse, near schools es,quiet court• near parks/ Wild bus route Available schools. 2 pd 3 Pc baths. dune 1. $1000. per month famdyrooMhreplace No on gas. Water and hydro agents $139,900 433- irtcMuled. Call 905-666- 3089.Leave message 3837. noon. ,_Go Transit 20 Bay Street, Suite 600 4EW Toronto, Ontario Ii 2W3 Never miss the opportunity to pay your respects again! l'or in audio \•ersion of all of the current cleath notices received for publication in the News Advertiser or 'Hils Week, call 683-3005 or 404-6591 lClarington resi(lents). YOU may also access death notice information received after press -time by calling this number. lirought to you by the following hlneral homes: ,Nlcltit osh-:'Anderson, Armstrong, W.C. Town, NicEachnie, Martino sil M(n-ris, Northcutt -1:111 Ott, Accettone COME AND WORSHIP `•3 PICKERING STANDARD CHURCH Community Methodist Brock Rd. at Highway #7 Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m. 8 7:00 p.m. Wednesday: 7:30 p.m. Bible Study and Bible Club for Children and Youth. Come and Worship 837-0126 683@3005 Clarington residents 404.6591 � ~1 The Easter Service Pae will be�'('�� published on Wed. April 3. ' I'. To advertise your special Easter Services, call Janice at 683-0707 or Fax to 579-2238. Pickering Pentecostal Church Invites you to hear Rev. Maury Blair Sunday, March 31, 1996 9:30 AM & 11:15 AM and at 6:00 PM Hear his life story of survival from child abuse, "Child of Woe" For more information Please contact: 839-1302 .J CIlXIRCll CIF CIiR1SY CEDAR ST_, AJAX 1 street north of 401 - west of Harwood SUNDAY - BIBLE SCHOOL 9:45 WORSHIP - 11:00 A.M. A 7:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY - 7:30 BIBLE STUDY THE BIBLE IS GOD'S WORD JESUS IS LORD. 683-2477 AIIIBEFLFA P11MOfflUMN Q#MiCH 1820 Whites Rd. N. FAMILY CHURCH WORSHIP 11:00 a.m. Sunday Sunday School, ® Supervised Nursery 839-1383 ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN 35 CHURCH ST. N. PICKERING VILLAGE Sunday Worship: 11:00 a.m. Sunday School, Supervised Nursery Wed. April 3,7:30 p.m. Lenten Services with Communion. Rev. K. Rowland 683-7311 EVERYONE WELCOME In 4 `r o ° Holy Redeemer a•�. , se z,a• r • � o -� Catholic Church d a�� 796 Eyer Dr., Pickering ® ° n Easter Weekend Services 'r�'�� r ti• -� Saturday: 8 p.m. • ° .� Sunday: 10:30 a.m. 12 noon. f h \` After Easter, the Sunday po F r' ° Evening Mass will 1 remain at 5:00 p.m. all year 6 FOGS 0 All bookkeeping/accounting functions including personal tax returns, financial statements, payroll preparation, accountant vorking papers and government remittances 4o job TOO BIG or too small! C.S.R. Administrative Services Call Christine, 905-428-1540 T ^:e :_ r$eI,- ` ie to gently work with your body. regaining flexibility, strength and confidence? Din our Day and evening Yoga classes. give Xourself a chance. p Massage 0 Relki 0 Shiatsu 0 Esthetic or ay.uu0,• a, +v GREENWOOD YOGA & BODYWORK STUDIO 905-619-1405 ?4 7he Carpenter's square C OU R DRLV%l V ORKSHOP JS IfQRQQVQ _N I4.IHEWQ8LD QF_WXQ_WQfiNNG •,,, i Norkshops _"e 1 •Enrollment is limited �ductto^ to *�odwork,ng W, nevi to -9.t- to C_u , ttecsna investment in the Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser's and Oshawa/Whitby This Week's carving•. ����� •.cccac tl,�C't i Wda wp.k,^clue Memo. hip k, 1,-1 IC eictioo ,; fuming workshop ci^h $1 79 r ,, nq 199 OOi How do you get involved? (e"w•xp, Ap•,130th 19961 .. net maw.,-; Now open Sundays' arm ..,w "0iim to spm product and/or service, philosophy, goals, special promotions and even a historical t a85 Clements Road ;,a" d ^�. Un,t 754 P,c.e �:t., 905-683-6003 90S stem a Superior nin9 Roto'gtatic ishOlstery Clea or carpeUUP Cleaning Results an i. Dry ale with ,,oma• •per �,�p froi^ ,�isiM . No S �� WA1ER No . FAST 0A B�� "u,,OA . N0 011 W . NO 8()T WATER (S1EAttl y, MAP,` Gam Polly o(00 Kecor""`a"esd cdI428-1814 To Get Those Phones Ringing Advertise In Focus On Business Janice at 683-0707 HERE WE GO AGAIN!!! Just when it appears that some stability is finally setting in. BANG, we get the proverbial shaft again. Yes, mortgage rates have risen again. Why? It's anyone's guess. Could it possibly be that the financial institutions feel that their profits are low, and they simply need more" ( I guess a BILLION +++ doesn't go as far as it use to.) WHAT CAN I DO? In one simple word, CONSOLIDATE. <_et as many of your debts rolled into one low payment, and with the monthly savings• put some awav in an .Iccount that is not easily accessible. You will be amazed at how quickly this will add up. BEAXNARE! Frequent credit inquiries loggged on our credit bureau can do serious damage to your ability to obtain credit. Most lenders use a credit , coring system to determine your credit worthiness, and this score is dramatically reduced if there have been more than TWO inquiries in the past six months. So if you are going to attempt to arrange financing on your own, be very careful on how you go about it. Make general inquiries first, make sure the lender feels there is a very good chance of getting an approval before you make a formal application. WHY THE MORTGAGE FACTORY? With more than TWENTY YEARS experience, both the LENDER base and the KNOWLEDGE base are extensive. We are not satisfied until 7 tit, 1F.%%,s %in,t R,rISFR FRIDAN, %fAR('H 24• i096.P`A*(:; `2:' / � Advertising ISSIN� Feature US we have obtained the absolute best deal available for your particular situation. ( With both the best rates and payment plans available.) On first mortgages we always have rates available at one half percent lower than the posted major lenders, and this Loes for all terms. Consolidation loans up to 560.000 are available. A new second mortgage plan is available, up to 100',(- financing, but both the credit and income must be eood. IN CONCLUSION 1 personally feel that this recent upward swing in rates, is a 60 to 90 day Glitch, with no to<_ical reason behind it. Late spring_ should be the time that rates will ease off slightly. I do not suggest that you wait for a potential drop in rates as my thinking is based on economic logic, and we all know that logic seldom comes into play as far as most lenders are concerned Till next time Glenn A. Campbeff DURHAM WINDOWS & DOORS Casement (905) 579-2222 `HUNG` .. ',f 1 TILT -ACTION Vinyl Windows R Dori • PICTURE WINDOWS • BAY & SOW WINDOWS • NSURANCE CLAIMS • PATIO DOORS • ST —�Rrvt DOORS • VEN CONSTRUCTION 200 WAYNE HUTCHINSON 595 K,'.•. 57 W Al F Ef.'J'r F ��SHAV/A ""T."i Ati Ari .. L ,.1- 19051 579-2222 Gunther Ivens Contracting "Early Spring Special" Additions, Seccna Stcres. Basement Acartments. Decks. Vinyl Replacement Nindows. All Interior Renovations. o Discount On A!! Contracts Signed Before April 30, 1996, Call Gunther 839-0681. Serving :sham Region for )ver 25 /ears %) .a . Book Your Next sfi Palm Le fy.. Ear fl l4/BEP' Children's Indoor Party 4L Playcentre Book your child's next party early! 427-4277 BROCK NORTH PLAZA s 2200 Brock Rd- N.. Pickering NWv 7 Yost Fri 9:30 - 7 O.M. Wed 910 - 8 GARDINERS DUCT CLEANING. CHIMNEY SWEEP Dryer Duct c'ean ng only S20.00 With purchase of Duct Cleaning S5 per vent CMIMtiE7 :i+EEPAG ONLY 149.95 RESIDE NTIALICOMMERCI AL Snake method used (416) 282-3292 E & C CONSIGNMENT Upscale Resale Quality Selection, Low Prices • LADIES FASHIONS (Jones New York. Gap, Club Monaco, Liz Clairborne, Calvin Klein) • CHILDREN'S WEAR 1235 Bayly St. (BAY RIDGES, IGA PLAZA) PICKERING NEW CONSIGNORS WELCOME DURHAM REGION'S LARGEST MAZDA DEALER PRESENTS... MAZDA'S BEST KEPT SECRET $13989500 BUT YOUVE GOT TO COME IN TO SEE IT: 1250 Dundas St. E. 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For Appointment Call Unless the business chooses otherwise, everything is done by the newspaper's staff: 905-831-1657 the ad design, story interview and writing, plus the taking of the photographs. All the business needs to do is prepare for the increased sales volume. For more information call Janice at 683-0707. DURHAM WINDOWS & DOORS Casement (905) 579-2222 `HUNG` .. ',f 1 TILT -ACTION Vinyl Windows R Dori • PICTURE WINDOWS • BAY & SOW WINDOWS • NSURANCE CLAIMS • PATIO DOORS • ST —�Rrvt DOORS • VEN CONSTRUCTION 200 WAYNE HUTCHINSON 595 K,'.•. 57 W Al F Ef.'J'r F ��SHAV/A ""T."i Ati Ari .. L ,.1- 19051 579-2222 Gunther Ivens Contracting "Early Spring Special" Additions, Seccna Stcres. Basement Acartments. Decks. Vinyl Replacement Nindows. All Interior Renovations. o Discount On A!! Contracts Signed Before April 30, 1996, Call Gunther 839-0681. Serving :sham Region for )ver 25 /ears %) .a . Book Your Next sfi Palm Le fy.. Ear fl l4/BEP' Children's Indoor Party 4L Playcentre Book your child's next party early! 427-4277 BROCK NORTH PLAZA s 2200 Brock Rd- N.. Pickering NWv 7 Yost Fri 9:30 - 7 O.M. Wed 910 - 8 GARDINERS DUCT CLEANING. CHIMNEY SWEEP Dryer Duct c'ean ng only S20.00 With purchase of Duct Cleaning S5 per vent CMIMtiE7 :i+EEPAG ONLY 149.95 RESIDE NTIALICOMMERCI AL Snake method used (416) 282-3292 E & C CONSIGNMENT Upscale Resale Quality Selection, Low Prices • LADIES FASHIONS (Jones New York. Gap, Club Monaco, Liz Clairborne, Calvin Klein) • CHILDREN'S WEAR 1235 Bayly St. (BAY RIDGES, IGA PLAZA) PICKERING NEW CONSIGNORS WELCOME DURHAM REGION'S LARGEST MAZDA DEALER PRESENTS... MAZDA'S BEST KEPT SECRET $13989500 BUT YOUVE GOT TO COME IN TO SEE IT: 1250 Dundas St. E. Wh I'A(;E 26-1'HF: NE%%'S ADVERTISER FRIDA)'. NIARl-H 29, 1"6 Me, e A , Coming , Deaths , Deaths e Tenders Events TENDER SEALED TENDERS will be received ir the envelopes provided by the undersigned until 11 00 a.m local time on the specified closing date TENDER T96-02 _ntmuing Education 1.14 iazlne CLOSING DATE: asda,, Air, 16. 196 'e -der documents will c- available from the °,•chasing Depart - lowest or any "-aer not necessarily epted D.M. Homeniuk. C.P.P.. CPPO Manager of Purchasing. The Durham Board of Education, 400 Taunton Road East. Whitby. Ontario, LIR 2K6. Cole Porter's KISS ME KATE Victoria Hall, Co bourg. April 18 19, 20, 25, 26, 27, (9051 372-2210 for ticket reservations MPersonals EVANLY RAYS Police ,se us Rated 41 Solutions on Career, Relationships, Health. Love S2 99/minute 'S . 1 -900 451-4055 LIVE PROFESSIONAL psycnics sc%es all Grob enl love career Reunite -ved ones S2 75 min 18 « 4 hr 1900-451-2767 WITNESS Anyone ono A as ir the McDonalds' restaurant 3lenanna Rd Hwy a2 n Pickering on the evening of Friday March 8. at approx 6 45 pm. and who wit- nessed an altercation by a McDonalds em- aloyee and a youth please call 839-7160 or leave message ompanions EASTSIDE CONNED -I,D%c DATEI INE Free to ill tc place your ad no larges for ladies. no ,one bill charges. 905 30-7060 PARTNER SEARCH _oa your partneri -ale -'-om attractive- pro- %sronal.smcere .screened ngles Photos bros.. h gn )moatabdrry standards ebruary Specnal One year n only $120 No obtiga- >ns or pressures to loin all now for my tree -rochure 683 2414 Ames age? OSTROSKIE, Eunice Evelyn Peacefully at her tome in Pickering on Wednesday. March 27, 1996 Eunice Ostroskle. loving companion ot Doug Parkinson Be- oved wife of the late John Ostroskie. Dear mother of Edward. Brenda. David. Dorothy. Marlene, Anne. Philip and Peter. Eunice will be missed by her 13 grandchildren and 1 great grandson Survived by her mother, Elizabeth. Sister of Melvin Allen. Sang- er. Guy, Charlie, Dorothy. Eileen, Linda, Mane. Clara and Caroline. Remembered by many nieces and nephews The family will receive friends at the Mc- Eachnle Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Road, Ain tPickenng Village) 905-428-8488 from 2.4 p m and 7 - 9 p.m on Fnday Service in the chapel on Saturday. March 30 1996 at 2 30 p m Interment - Pine Ridge Memonal Gardens In lieu of flowers. do- nations to the Durham Hospice or the Canadian Cancer Society would be would be appreciated by the family DODD, Joan E'uzabeth nee Couslnsl 1933-1996. We are sad to announce the passing o1 Joan on March 17. 1996 at Centenary Health Centre, after a long hard-fought battle with Lymphoma Predeceased by parents Bert and Lillian Cousins and brother Robert She Is survived by sister Audrey brother Edward. husband of 39 years Ben Dodd children Sandy and Susan, grandchildren Knstal. Megan and Kvle SEARS CORRECTION NOTICE For our 4 page It's all on sale 1 sale dates March 23-24 1996; On page 3 Only 9.99 discontinued Easy -"e• _• r nt - 96 colors read: Not all finishes available In all stores. It should have read: Not available in all stores. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience that this may have caused. Sears Canada Inc. 5,6&WAOO 0 1 Ret henhl--)er yotir loved ones With a special r ` V Faster In en7(�rian-i. y� T his section will he Printed ® sLinday, Aril 7th. For further information call classified advertisincy at 683-0707 & News Advertiser 1 Ard . , THF. NEWIsAD% ERTISER FWDAY, MARCH 29, 1"64,AGL 27 ui h. und D NO R Rr6l' Durham community foundationgets boost - DURHAM -- A founds- The (-0 munity Foun- The money will be tion hoping to help local dation of Durham Region deposited in an endow - community agencies has (CFDR) recently received ment fund and matched by been given a helping hand $10,000 from the Commu- the Durham group. from a national organiza- nity Foundations of Cana- Ruth Lafarga, chairman tion. da. of the CFDR, says the non-profit group was Five Durhaformed in 1994 by a group nt of individuals concerned about how community Wents organizations would cope resin tougher economic share -in n�---� $2509000'Dprze DURHAM -- A group of 11 employees proved there is safety in numbers when their shared lottery ticket collected $250,000 in cash. After play- ing Encore together for three and a half years, the workers from Photra Ltd. in Markham won top prize in a March 23 Encore draw. The troop includes five Durham residents: Sherry Pearson and Brad Nicholls of Ajax, Hazel Kenny -Wil- son and Robert Kish of Oshawa, and Ron Parkinson of Courtice. Their reaction to the win: "Total disbelief!" Eight others hit jackpot Group mentality definitely paid off for eight people whose shared lottery ticket netted them $51.442.10 in cash. The group, which includes two Durham Region resi- dents, won the prize from a Lotto 649 draw on March 20. Wayne Phillips of Pickering and loan Swoffer of Oshawa collected the prize on behalf of group members Joan Carter and Donna Deneault of Scarborough. and Con O'Connell, Lesley Doherty, Linda Barker and Eileen Brown of Toronto. The winning ticket was purchased at 7 -Eleven on King Street West in Oshawa. More arrests made in RCMP drug, alcohol sweep By Chris Bovie D(JRHAM STAFF DURHAM -- RCMP have made more arrests related to a major drug and alcohol smuggling network with con- nections in the region. At press time 11 more people had been apprehend- ed, bringing the total to 48. No Durham residents are induded m the latest batch of arrests, but 13 people from Durham Region were charged prieviously. Another seven warrants. are outstand- ing. The arrests and seizures were made during the course of a 14 -month investigation by RCMP officers from BowmanviHe and Kingston in co-operation with other enforcement agencies, including Durham Region Police. Five separate smuggling organizations with ties to Durham, Peterborough, Cornwall, Montreal and Toronto were uncovered. Police have now confiscated 13,766 (1.75 lithe) bottles of liquor with an estimated street value of over $546,000; 1,463 cartons of cigarettes with an estimated revenue loss of $32,186; 35 vehicles valued at over $210,000 and one loaded hand gun. Offi- cers also seized 300 units of anabolic steroids with a street value of $11,700. The handgun, and a large quantity of the contraband, was recovered at an Ingelside residence. RCMP Kingston Proceeds of Crime Unit is seeking a restraining order on the property, valued at $100,000. Those arrested face con- spiracy charges to: possess unlawfully imported spirits; defraud the Government of Canada, , defraud the Govern- ment of Ontario; and defraud the Liquor Control Board of Canada. Revenue losses to all levels of government, includ- ing the LCBO is estimated at $8 million. Durham residents charged include one person from Ajax. A number of those charged are scheduled to appear in a Oshawa provin- cial court May 22 and May 30. times. Community founda- tions, according to Ms. Lafarga, receive donations from members of the com- munity, which are then invested in mutual funds, treasury bills etc. The proceeds from these investments are given to groups for the betterment of the community. The original donations are never spent, says Ms. Lafarga. Although CFDR was formed in 1994, it has not been able to give any grants because the group is still starting up, says Ms. Lafarga. She hopes to be able to give grants this year. Over $340,000 has been 0 INSIDE - .40now9mm- _`qq EVERY BALLOON VfiD,AWVfXSUk,MW31 pledged to the foundation, which is run by a volun- teer board of directors. Roughly $33,000 of the pledges have been actually received by the group to date. For more information on the Community Foun- dation of Durham Region, call the organization at 576-6219. This week only you can save 10% ... 20% ... 50% ... up to 100% off our everyday low prices on everything in the store at PRO GOLF. Choose from our incredible selection. Pick a balloon and see how much you'll save on your purchase - up to 1000/o offl SALE ITEMS - LAYAWAYS - SPECIAL ORDERS -REPAIRS - NOT INCLUDED. Coupons not valid with balloon sale purchase IdO STORE HOURS / 6 ilz, &ijm Warne M1ZUNO WED. 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