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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1996_04_10PICK wNw GO TAXI IWAIV-11 �ioa �alofliaa,aaWal i'w WEEK DAY LUNCHEON SPECIALS from `3.95 LLBO News Advertiser Wednesday. April 10, 1996 52 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 40,000 Vol. 115 No. 15 • • • Jax=Pickeringcuts beds, staff Bi MARIANNE TAKACS AJAX-PICKERING -- No longer able to wait for promised growth funding from the Province. Ajax -Pickering General Hospital has announced it's cutting staff and closing beds in its interim 1996-97 budget. And if the Ministry of Health doesn't come through with that growth money, there may he more Cuts to come. "This is an interim budget which addresses the immediate funding pressures facing the hospital." says ANJli president Bruce Cliff. "We are hopeful we will he able to mitigate the need to take further action and anxiously await the ministry's clarification of a number of outstanding funding issues during the next two weeks." The hospital is eliminating 23 full-time and 10 part-time clinical and support staff posi- tions, and closing eight beds to leave it with a total of 108. to save $1.3 million. It has been forced to do do by the seen -per cent cut in its 1996-97 funding allocation from the Province Suspended Pickering treasurer not blamed in $939G goof_ bud etg B, %1ARIANNE TAKACS STAR Kt.F'UKrF-K PICKERING — A 5939,(XN) error to Ptckcnng's budget has led to the suspension of treasurer Jim Walls and auditors being called in to review the Town budget process. The mayor and some councillors say Mr. Inside Walls has not been accused of anvthing and In the news Editorial.................. 6 Entertainment ....... 25 Sports...................32 Classified .............. 36 Phone lines General 683-5110 Fax 683-7363 Classified 683-0707 Sincerely Yours 1-900-451-3793 1nfoSource 683-7040 Death Notices 683-3005 Auction Line 683-7545 On the Internet at www.durhamnews.net 934 + 74 GST = $1 has been suspended to facilitate the review. However, one politician says the treasurer is being punished because some councillors believe he informed the media of the $939,000 budget shortfall. Mr. Walls maintains he's done nothing wrong and hasn't been told that he has. He was informed in a letter he received March 26 he was sus- pended for up to 30 days pending a review of the Town budget process. "I'm sitting here home with pay," says Mr. Walls. "It's stupid. See `IT'S... Page 4 announced in February. which has meant a reduction of' $1.9 million from its annual oper- ating budget. APGH was expecting to receive a share of $25 million the Province said will be distrih- uted to hospitals serving high-growth areas, such as Ajax and Pickering. But Queen's Park is still figuring out how to allocate d e money. Mr. Cliff says the interim budget approved by the hospital hoard includes a $5(H),(M deficit even after the job and ted cuts, roughly equal to the iniourt the hoard hciicres the hospital should receive in growth funding. Word on the extra funding is expected from Queen's Park this week or next. "It' we're still short after our discussions with the ministry we'll have to do some fur- ther restructuring, but hopefully that won't he the Case." Mr. Cliff says the hospital will try to mini- mize layoffs, as it has in the past, by dealing with the job eliminations through attrition and See CUTS ... Page 2 Fishin' for better weather Andy Rubaszek braves the chilly water of Duffins ing Saturday. Here's hoping the weather improves Creek in Ajax to drop a few lines during a fishing out- for area anglers. photo by Andrew Iwanowski PAGE 2 -A -THE NEWS AIWERTISER, WFD., APRs. to. iq% Cuts `kick in the stomach': MPP FROM PAGE 1 cutbacks are making it hard for APGH measures such as early retirement and to become the kind of full-service hospi- job sharing. tal for west Durham envisioned in the He notes the current restructuring of acute cam study fox the region appnc)ved patient services may lead to the creation by the health ministry. of new part-time jobs, some of which Durham West MPP Janet Ecker says might be available to laid -off staff. having to make these cutbacks is "a kick The elimination of beds will take in the stoinwh" for APGH after hospital place across hospital departments and peronnel have "performed some signif- fluctuate over time, but amount to a total 'cant mirdcles' in improving efficiency reduction of eight beds over the fiscal and been told the hospital's role will Year. APGH has examined its bed use expand. "The individual funding deci- patterns and is in the process of setting sions by the ministry effectively are up a system for their closure and redis- threatening to undermine that goal... tributio n through the hospital. Mr. Cliff says he expects the staff and ids hone poll bed cut,, to have a "minimal impact'. on nfosounc e P serine to patients since the hospital has What do you think of the hospital bed found ways to provide services more closures and staff cu&? Call our InfoS- efficiently with rneastrrtes such as shorter ourre at 68.3-7040 and punch 5112 to hospital stays. 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"We're going to sit back for awhile and then re-evalu- ate. We really don't want our life to change. Unfortunately, it's changed. We'd like to keep our life pretty much the They'll continue working family. They have two chil- bought at the Becker's store but "we'll make a decision dren, a23 -year-old sora and a in the Clover Ridge Plaza at later on" about that, notes the 19 -year-old daughter. Westney Road and liarw(xxi computer analyst. Ms. Mac- The winning ticket was Avenue. Donald is a financtial analyst........................................................., disbelief" °ttey'd hit the jackwas in , AIR CONDITIONING SALE 10 pot until they collected their 0 Prize- FREE AIR CONDITIONING PRICES REDUCED on all i The couple plan to buy a 0 U Sunnier Long In -Stock air conditioners 0 specially -equipped wheel- 01100%financing available OAC while gYinfltlef Iasi• i chair van for Ms. MacDon- 0 ^ go ald's five-year-old handi- 0 capped niece, reports Mr. 0 SHERIDAM 0 Norton. 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A protest which organizers predicted would he attended by hundreds of "extremely angry, very upset" elemen- tary and secondary students from around the region was to be held outside the board's head office in Whitby Tuesday night prior to the board meeting. "We want to be there to greet tustet--s when they arrive to let them know we want outdoor education. We don't want these places shut down." said Sonja Gray, a Gracie 11 student at O'Neill. While trustees have vowed to try to maintain the quality of education n while making tough budget reductions this year, "this is going to significantly reduce the quality of education," said Sonja, one of the pnxesf s organizers. "Outdoor education is invaluable to the education of students." It's projected the closures of envircu- mental education facilities in Claremont. the Nonquon centre near Port Perry and at Durham Forest would save the board $229,000 this year and another $344.000 in 1997. Students, however, say the loss of out- door education will cost more than the board realizes. "Some sardents find it easier to learn what is being taught when they can see it, when it's there in front of them. Out- door education stakes everything we are taught easier to undtxstand," she said. For example, she points to one recent winter day trip to the Nonquon ceme in which students were taught survival ediniques, including how to build shel- ters out of tree shrubs as well as bow to start foes in a snow-covered environ - For some students. outdoor field trips we the first taste of wilderness W said O'Neill environmental sciences tracher Dorm Coady. "Believe it or nil, there ate some par - cuts who new expose their children to the outdoors. We have some bids who have never walked through the woods before or cooked outdoors," she said. The Grades 11 and 12 raescher said students must Ilan to appmc a to mane "before they can become committed ID it. Outdoor education is extremely important. I'm a funs believer that you can't teach environmental education solely in the clasuoom ' But, faced with a $9 -million -plus funding cut from the Ministry of Educa- tion and Training this year. and another steep grant reduction coming next year, board chairman Audrey MacLean said outdoor education "has become a luxury we can't afford any longer. "Our board has been a leader in out- door study programs so it makes it rally tough to have to cut, but it's a matter of priorities," Ms. MaLLean said. DIVORCED? SEPARATED At Seminars On Separation. caring professionals acior. 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The $939.000 shortfall was discovered after a preliminary budget was approved by councillors March I 1 that would have kept this years taxes at the same level as 1995. It was found Town staff hadn't included $939,000 in provincial grant cutbacks to Pickering in the budget fig- ures presented to councillors for their deliberations. That resulted in Council authorizing $939,000 more in expendi- tures than was available if taxes were to be frozen. A special budget meeting has since been scheduled fur April 23 to revise the prchmi- nary budget. _There's no question in my mind that what occurred was a calculation error on the provincial grants." says Mayor Wayne Arthurs. Councillors wanted auditors to review the bud- get process to find out how such an error could have occurred. he explains. and most believed it would be best to conduct such a review, without Mr. Walls on the job. "It's not usual for me not to carry the ball fur a Council decision but in this instance it's not one 1 agree with." says Mayor Arthurs. "I felt that the review process was quite appropriate. But 1 felt we could ha%c done it with all staff' present. Ward 3 Regional Councillor Rick Johnson also opposed the suspen- sion. He says it was "inappropriate" and that the prin:ipal rea,o n behind the mo\c was that ntlr :,lun,llll r wanted t huni,; V \1 LASER SURGERY FOR SNORING CERTIFIED SPECIALISTS Dr. R Kasse! MD FRCSC Dr. S Siomra MD FRCSC _'�M� Tax Returns ,in less time than you think •20 Years Experience -Tax Planning •Most tax returns processed ;31-102 Your direr line to 1020 Brock Rd. Revenue Canada #1004, Pickering E -Filing informing the media about the shortfall. ""That's why Jim Walls was suspended — because he called the press." says Coun. Johnson, Mr. Walls says councillors were upset because they believed he told the News Advertiser Wayne there was a 5939,000 Arthurs shortfall in the bud- get figures, when he, in fact, told the r4 C: PAYMENTS NC:) INTEREST FOR ON YEAR �c r till ttc t l )c_i:',. r) A C FRE E 2CHOICES • NO GST BEDFRAME • PILLOWS • SHEETS • NO PPST • MATTRESS COVER • DELIVERY • 'iV40903! =MM1Er;.4= .t I wes11 wy Road S. X619-1315 Wally's, because the discussion was held in an in -camera meeting. Coun. Brenner and Ward 2 Regional Councillor Doug Dickerson maintain councillors did not intend to blame or accuse anyone. "No one is saying that Mr. Walls is doing anything wrong," says Coun. Bren- ner, echoing Coun. Dickerson's view that the suspension was necessary for "a full review of the budget process". Mr. Walls says he expects to be exon- erated by the auditor's report, which he hopes will be made public. "It better be made public for my sake." e;p Factory A)F• r D e' D �. D ❑ O D r. 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I don't know if PICKERING — A fibreglass boat frag- turned over to Durham Regional Police earlier "We'd have to have a control sample to we could ever be 100 per cent" ment found during a waterfront search last this week. However, even if it was believed to compare it to, to say `yes it matches this Aside from the boat fragment, no other week has been be from the boat the `Lost Boys' reportedly piece'," explains the constable. "It could be potential clues were found during the search. ruled out as a clue to the fate of six area teens who vanished more h '' s than one year ago a `% on Lake Ontario. The Lost Boys' went missing r March 17 199% ATO "G'3 i y A F� X9'19 v`k ry Lj/}'F 6 /� when police believe, the six C' /LC .s�• F 9" yi /11.x' ,�bJp fX' ' /...,i went out on the Y9/y.� lake for a joyride in s ' a green 14 -foot, N fibreglass, imita- ' ' tion Boston Whaler stolen from a marina on Liver- pool Road in Pick- a;p. enrtg. Other than a c �' 3 y gas can found last year floating on the:. U.S. side of the 4 lake, there has been no sign of the...:,ALL THIS WEEK boa nor the wens. Presumed d w ;*ave UP to 50% on hundreds of 1lefns thV oughthe score. are Jay Boyle, a Pickering father F 4s IJnli Um&% April 14 or SW wda* Abri 13 w1me stories do"d Sue�lo7* y who was 17 time; Chad Smith, 18, and Robbie Rumbokk 17, both of Pickering; Danny Higgins, 16, of Ajax; Jamie Lefebvre, 17, of Scarborough and formerly of Ajax; and Michael Cum- mins, 17, of Oshawa. Last week, searchers found a light -green, 1.5 - foot, fibreglass boat fragment, similar to that of the vessel the teens are believed to have taken, float- ing near the Whit- by Psychiatric The boyfriend of one of the `Lost Boys" sisters spot- ted the piece dur- ing the all -week search conducted by abort 60 family members and friends of the six However, despise being of the same mamerial and similar coktr, the boat fragment is "definitely not" from the veswl the ,mss are believed to have used, according to the >� wW bait it "I teak a bat at SPRING SHOE SALE UP TO o s O a wide selection of women's and men's caval, dress and alhle#ic shoes 25% off all lads-* shoes Plus an add'it�orwl 30�% off all previously reduced women's shoes. `Selection varies by sore. Swings are on regular ticketed prices. ' •A"Oic shoes not inchided. Until Sunday, April 14. it and I didn't think aR was and I look it MORE T R to the man who IDE buw (the imia" Boston Whaler) just to be an and be confirmed it," says Bob Evans, yard manager for East Shoe Moura. "It was the I 'H PAGE 6 -A -THE NF:\\'S ADVERTISER. WED.. APRIL 10. 1996 ♦ Edi*torials and L Ajax-Pickering News Advertiser TI\t(1 mi J. wH1TrAKER. Nhh,he: A Atemiland Community Newspaper JOANNE BURGHARDT. Ednot in -chief published Wcdn"ay. Fndap. Sunday tiTF:\'F: HOl'. ..'�1anaging Editor I;0.132 Cwnmercial Ave. Aiax.Ont. BRUCE DANFORD. Adwrtising manager AL%IN BROl1\'F.R Road '.tanager LIS -'HS ABE FAKHOU'RIE. Distrihu0on manager Mme 683-5 110 Fax: 681-7 361 All the change that's necessary Catholic school beard officials find themselves this week caught between the proverbial rock and a hard place. The Durham Rc,_,iom Roman Catholic Separate School Board. like those across the province, is facing substantial cuts in provincial education funding and must be creative and committed if it is to continue providing quality instruction to its students with fewer dollars. One of the higgest changes on the horizon could well affect the separate boards provision of junior kindergarten in its present form. Here's the crux of the issue: It will cost separate school board taxpayers $3410X) to keep the pro- gram in its present form, and it will cost them S164.(xx) if it is eliminated because provincial funding formulas the Province uses to calculate grants will be modified. Fven though the school board here has provided junior kinden-,arten instruction to %oungsters for more than 20 years. tradition won't translate into a blank cheque. Frankl%. the board must work to provide the most that it can with the most that it can afford. That mrans separate schox)I supporters will likel% be faced with a whole new s\ stem when the Catholic schox)1 board strikes its budget later this %car. And a modified junior kindergarten program is some- thing we must accept as a part of that budget when the bored considers all its capital and operational requirements for the coming year. While the sitting provincial go%emment resolutely sta%s the course in its effort to eet the Province's finances under control, it is clear that all Ontarians will be directly affected closer to home. With that in mind, it's important for Durham Region's separate school supporters to prepare for change and make the most of the changes required in this current fiscal climate. These are to tieh times, but change today is a necessary by-pr(xluct of successive pro\incial go\emments who lived far bevond our means yesterday. It will still be junior kindergarten: it will just be wearing a different hat. GTA survey says... Your responses to the GTA survey contained in the News Advertiser were, frankly, surprising. Both in numbers and content, it's clear that our readers care passionately about the future of their little comer of the world, still known around these parts as Durham Region. Judging by the responses, there is little grassroots sup- port in Durham for the recommendations contained in Anne Golden's controversial task force report. And your voices will be heard by the region's Tory MPPs. We thank you for your keen interest and hope, as you do, that your collective voice makes a difference in Toronto. To respond to this editorial call Infosource at 683-7040 tv nfoSot rce and dial 5109 on your touch-tone phone The News Advertiser The Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 21-15. General: (905) 683-5110 Classified: (905)683-0707 Circulation: (905) 683-5117. FAX: (905) 683-7363 Real Estate FAX: (905) 432-1635 Composing FAX: (905) 579-9273 E -Mail: Newsroom@durhamnews.net On the Internet: http://www.durhamnews.net Overheard... "This is an exorbitant and unjustifiable cost to inflict upon the people of Durham. The price has now more than double in six years. At what -. point do you, the keepers of the public purse, decide that this project's price tag is no longer acceptable'?" -- Ajax resident Janis Mitchell, speaking before Durham Council, prior to it decision to more ahead with $93 -trillion Ajax water plant v Letters to the editor Residents show a commitment to litter To the editor: Re: William (;irling's letter on helping people. !`larch 15. I was much impressed with the incisive verity of Mr. Girling during this recent actiN, a% of walking his dog. It has mo%ed me to the extent that I must praise this man for his considera- tion of our sox:icty. During his sojourn. he "counted in excess of 40 trashed poip cans, count- less piles of dog waste and enough garbage to fill many hags." These points may be noted: - The pop cans were trashed and not just discarded. The owners must have taken care to trash them. What a commitment to litter! I expect he kept the beer cans and txxtles. - At a value of five cents each, he passed more than $2 worth of reusable resources, yet he left it for the benefit of others. What a fine example of human nature! - Was the dog in front of Mr. Girling, or following behind? With spring planting soon to be done, the piles of dog waste would certainly enhance the productivity of a garden. What a generous person to leave it available to others! Perhaps his pooch even added to it. - As there was "enough garbage to fill many bags", I assume that it was bagged and then returned to the origi- nal state. Mr. Girling is such a kind and thoughtful person. If we had more people like him, we could probably find meaningful work for the politi- cians and people that enjoy compensa- tion from taxpayers coffers. Raise a hand (or Lift a leg) for Mr. Girling! Donald G. Young Pickering Village The Ajax -Pickering trews ;y,Advertiser accepts letters to the edi- tor. All letters should be typed or dy hand-written, 150 words. Each must be signed with a fust and name or two initials and a last Please include a phone number or verification. The editor reserves right to edit copy for style, length content. Opinions expressed in m those of the writer and not those of The News Durham schools must continue outdoor learning programs To the editor: The proposed destruction of the outdoor and environmental education programs and facilities of the Durham Board of Education is incredible. Placed in a difficult situation of having to drastically cut spending in response to the provincial govern- ment's slash and burn policies in edu- cation, the Board is considering the wholesale elimination of its three out- door education sites. A day -use area, the Nonquon Environmental Education Centre is located north of Port Peng in one of Durham's largest unspoiled wetlands. The Durham Forest Centre in Uxbridge provides a three-day resi- dential program that becomes a life- time memory for visiting Grade 6 classes. The Claremont Environmental Education Centre in Pickering hosts elementary classes on day visits to study nature in the fields and forests surrounding Duffins Creek. These centres provide hands-on nature experiences that no text book or school yard study can match. It would be a tragic loss to deny Durham students this opportunity h} shutting these centres down. The sites are virtually free and accessible to all of our students. The quality of programming is superior. The facilities are excellent and if they are removed, the ability to return to these sites would be difficult. The Durham Board of Education has to make cuts, but trustees and staff must find those alternatives that allow its outd(x)r and environmental educa- tion centres to continue in some wa}. After all, like Canada's national parks, 1 feel that Nonquon, Durhan) Forest and Claremont are to he pro- tected for our present and future gen- erations. Mike Whitmanh Whitby Ajax Hydro has curious way of seeking support To the editor: Ajax Hydro, which purchases power from Ontario Hydro, has increased rates in recent years to accommodate the needs of the com- missioners -- the nice new big office on Taunton Road, the comfortable facilities for the chosen board mem- bers, etc. Now, Hydro officials are appealing to the citizens in a mailing to care for them. They say 'We think you should care'. They also say in their brochure you should care or (1) your rates will go up, (2) power outages will last longer, (3) no one will listen to you if you have a concern. What's new? That has been their policy for years. Remember when Ajax Hydro was a corner store in the plaza? When two elderly ladies did all the billings on the backs of used envelopes? Charles W. Presley Ajax Ir• P THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., APRIL 10,1"6 -PAGE 7-A oFk*�k�k**�k*�k*�k*�k�k***�k�k�k�k*�k�k�k*�k�k�k�k�k*�k�k*�k�k�k�k*�k * A,0 'c�� Town of Pickering Z * (905) 4201112222 *PIC]]RING *K -F -.j(905) 602160 OWN MEETINGS VOLUNTEER WEEK BACK BY POPULAR Aprd 10 SIZE PIAN ADVISORY COlIR11 IM APRIL 21-27,1996 4615 COUNCIL MEEMG Thank you to all DEMAND: 2 FOR 1 April 18 STMUTORY MIIC INFORMATION Pickering Volunteers OR April 18 PICK M ONT. HYDRO I]AhSON MTG. The Town of Pickering is pleased to take this SQUASH „ S opportunity tthank the thousands volunteers ; ��������L April 22 EXECUTIVECOMMII7'EEMEETING dedicated to enhancing the Town of Pickering and April 24 COMMITTEE OF ADJUSTMM assisting others. These special people are y responsible for creating a community in which we T OF o� DEPARTMENT OF can takcyde! >> The Town is made up of many interest groups, 1,, 9 CULTURE 8 Brought to you and a friend by: , • oservice organizations, charitable and sport RECREATION REQUIRES initiatives, involving those of all ages. Many have a THE PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX ADDITIONAL long history in the Town, while others are new to Purchase between y PART-TIME the community. All of them have an impact on the -April 1 - May 5 1996 T TO1wd � SPECIAL EVENT daily life of our community. Their members are 1 :' One The Esplana4 often the "behind the scenes" workers, that we rarely g, PKw«.o"tom LEADERS L1V61(7 have the opportunity to thank. AnEgwlopportunity to assist in providing special April 21-27, 19% marks Volunteer Week, a time ` _,; �•A1 Employer events within the Town. to say "thank you" to all of these special people who -� q,.m,,,,, give of their time for the benefit of others. It is a +«,.srF,..d Applicants must be available week of awareness, and an opportunity to reflect on " —A- to work irregular shifts and �P. yAd,9. the benefits of volunteer service. - weekends. Your membership includes: :,,,,,,,,� Communities rely on the efforts of individuals •Prepaid Squash or Racquetball aAn.Aso Application forms can be willing to give of themselves. We, of the Town of. °90 ` u's a° `' °r obtained from the Human Pickering, applaud you..11 • Membership Changerooms Resources Department, 1 The (whirlpooUsauna) Esplanade, Pickering aril must be completed and • Pleasure Swimming returned by Friday, April 19, VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION • Hearth Club Facilities -+a 1996, to Dayle M. Cameron, akl-.idWd Manager of Human PLANNED FOR • Combination Squash and P..,,,,,,»..t-,a, Resources. 35TH ANNIVERSARY OF Racquetball available -W .A t (Transfers noeligible. GST not included) PICKERING MUSEUM VILLAGE CONTACT OUR FRIENDLY STAFF AT �% ' _ • Pickering; 'Museum Village Advisory Committee is • FOR .RATES�y - T I(x)king titr names and addresses fur tftc furmer 55 Years Phis soluntecrs of the Museum. Part of the anniversary E:1_tit Shore Community Centreo plans include recognition for those who volunteered Participate in �/�-i.. er�910 Liverpool Road, South - their time over the years. If there is anyone who ng•volunteered during the early years at either the - �J�/ %k 'tternoo • s- Brougham site or the Greenwood location, we'd like Spring & Summer Program Registrations - • to hear from you. We need the names and addresses "OF Memberships, Tone Up Special, Racquet Sports iii 0 & Ali) -: of the tireless volunteers who spent many hours to o+' Fitness, Health Club, Personal Training, Leisure Art, muse ; make the Museum a living museum. Sports and Crafts. Older Adult Activities, Pickering ]�C .Friday, April 12th •• Please help us make this Anniversary Celebration Museum Village Programs and Events, Learn to • complete and send your information to Pickering Swim, Summer Camps, Student Specials. •o Museum Village c/o The Town of Pickering, One The Call Now Registrations 420-4620 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.- g g - Esplanade, Pickering Ll V 6K7 Att'n: Laura Drake. Memberships 683-6582 Enjoy a great afternoon of -. ... ,•_� aM -�,s__ -.. ,<.w ,:: .: c.. a< a, . ,,.• D! Music and Dance PLATINUM NEW RELEASE - SPRING FITNESS SCHEDULE w SERIES CLASSES APRIL 29 TO JUNE 215, 1996 • Cost: A Loonfe to get In . 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Toronto has also dropped.,, The drive, which is being spon- sored by the Optimist Club of Oshawa and the News Advertiser and This Week chain of newspapers, orig- inated in 1989 in co-operation with the Toronto Daily Bread Food Bank. It kicked off March 30 and has been extended until April 14. Last year 25,000 to 30,000 pounds of food were collected during the Easter Drive in Durham at 15 drop boxes, over a one -weekend period. By increasing the drive to 12 days and setting up 30 deposit locations, Ms. Sholdra was hoping to increase that number this year. At press time. 18.000 pounds of food had been donated. Agencies which distribute the food might have to change the amounts and items, or seek assistance from service clubs, Mrs. Sholdra says. She's hoping to break the 20,00) - pound barrier and asks those who have not yet contributed to the drive to drop some food items off this week or weekend. All food will be distributed through the following agencies: Sim- coe Hall Settlement House. Seventh Day Adventist Services, Clarington- East Food Bank and The Salvation Army Social Services in Ajax. Whit- by, Oshawa and Clarington. Canned fruits, juices, meats, veg- etables, pasta sauces, peanut butter and powdered milk are some of the foods required. Drop-off locations in Ajax include fire stations on Monarch Avenue and Centennial Drive, and on Westney Road just north of Hwy. 2. Items can also be dropped off at the Loblaws store at Hwy. 2 and Harwood Avenue, and LOEB stores in The Ajax Marketplace at Westney Road North and Magill Drive and in the Baywood Centre at Bayly Street and Monarch. �J 1 ANY*.& VAS '1i A"Y& IRV SUNWOfiTHY 88 Vinyl Coated BOOK DOUBLE � "" ROLL .utak"* PICKERING � �,,, * * * 1652 13"LY ST. W. " ,� _• �Rw� (JUST WEST OF BROCK RD.) 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"The proportion of renters able to buy a starter home increased to 35 per cent in the second half of 1995 and will each 39.3 per cent in the' first half of 1996 --a new high." Last year the proportion of new homes that were affordable to modest income Canadians increased from 25.7 per cent to 40.9 per cent. The number of affordable resale homes increased from 37.1 Per cent to 50 per cent. Mr. Dallaire says the record affordability is a result of falling inter- est rates, decreasing starter house prices and affordable new and resale housing. The most affordable markets were in Quebec and the Atlantic Region. Police nab 10 in prostitution crackdown DURHAM -- A police crackdown "Let it be a warning to those think - on prostitution in downtown Oshawa ing about coming to Oshawa to score has resulted in the arrest of 10 men. that we're out there." The johns were arrested late Thurs- Eight of the men charged are from day and late Friday after they Oshawa, one from Whitby and one approached an undercover police- from Keswick. Durham Regional woman. Police say. All 10 have been charged "A'c're trving to get the message out with communicating for the purpose that downtown Oshawa is not the of prostitution. One man was also hooker core of Durham Region," says charged with possession of a narcotic Staff Sergeant Sandy Ryric. for the purpose of trafficking. Students leave their mark Exeter High School student Heather Nedham hands the engraver back to Constable i Lorne Trider, of Durham Regional Police 24 Division, after etching her name on the radio at the launch of 'Operation Identification' at the school last week. Police have asked stu- dents to help out with the program, which involves engraving people's personal posses- sions so that the property's owner can be identified if the merchandise is stolen and later recovered by police. Anyone who wants to have their possessions engraved at no charge can call 24 Division at 683-9100, ext. 2448. photo by A.J. Groen Flaherty proposes docking ' Oshawa hydro commission lifts media ban pay for MP DURHAM -- Durham Cen- tre's NIPP wants to bring a lit- tle decorum hack to Queen's Park. Jim Flaherty has introduced a private member's bill which would sec members docked pay if they are suspended from the House. Members who get the hoot would save taxpayers $122.39 in lost income for each day they were suspended. "Critics may see this as an effort to silence opposition, P suspensions but this is not the case," Mr. Flaherty stated in a press release. "Members from all three parties have been ejected from the House on many occa- sions: members of both the government and the opposi- tion." Bill 33 was read in legisla- ture March 25 and awaits a second reading before going to a legislative committee for fur- ther study and recommenda- tions. OSHAW'A -- Tape recorders, cameras. action. Osha%%a's newly -revamped Public Utilities Commission (PUC) has lifted its year-long ban on electronic recordine devices. The ban had been put in place by the Gord Burnett -chaired PUC early last }car. However. Mr. Burnett and commissioner Abe Taylor resigned their PUC seats last month. The new commission voted 4-1 at last Thursday's meeting to lift the ban. "The commission must be open to the public and the public includes the press," said Mayor Nancy Diamond. "We have noth- ing to hide." Commissioner Dave Broadbent supported the mayor's position. "If you can sit and watch Par- liament on television, surely to God you can watch the PUC," said Mr. Broadbent. But commissioner Don Pow - less, who was often aligned with Mr. Burnett and Mr. Taylor, noted the media hadn't been banned from attending PUC meetings in the past year. "Just cameras and recording devices (were banned)," he said. A don't think they're necessary. Interviews can he done in hall- ways. The press was never kept out." The ban received plenty of publicity last year when Mr. Bur- nett was charged with the assault of CHFX-TV reporter Dale Jack- son in February of 1995. "Those charges were dropped. Meanwhile, the PUC's newest member has been named its neµ vice-chairman. Murray Strong. named by City council April I to fill the scat vacated by Mr. Tay- lor, was acclaimed to the vice - chairman's post. Three-hour stand-off ends peacefully in Oshawa By Chris Bovie DURHAM STAFF OSHAWA An armed man surrendered to police after barricading him- self and three children in a Bloor Street home Monday for over three hours. Durham Regional Police were called to the home around 4:45 p.m., after receiving a call from a fami- ly member. Officers set up road blocks as tactical support unit officers positioned themselves around the home. After lengthy negotia- tions, the 38 -year-old unem- ployed man let the children, ages six, eight and 15, out of the home. He surrendered to police shortly after releasing the others. He was arrested under the Mental Health Act and was taken for evaluation. Police found a small arsenal of weapons in the home including three rifles, a shotgun and various ammu- nition. A Durham Regional Police offi- cer helps provide cover during an armed stand-off Monday in Oshawa. After his surrender, police continued to block off the area until they con- ducted a thorough search of the home. Teary-eyed neigh- bors and parents waiting in the cold to pick up their children from neighboring homes, where they were forced to stay during the stand-off, were than finally reunited with loved ones. "Is my kid safe, I want my kid," a mother pleaded to officers shortly before the stand- off was resolved. Many families watched the situation unfold from their homes. "I watched the whole thing," says Allan Morden, who lives across the street. "There were tactical unit officers around our house." He watched the children exit the home and saw the man come out of the home "drop to his knees with his hands up" before being handcuffed by officers. Durham officers used an adjacent residence to get a better view of the home. "I thought they were at my house," says neighbor Frank Hill, describing the situation. "I saw these officers with shotguns in front of my house." 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SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE We're open: Mon. -Fri. 10:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m., Sun. 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. PACE 12-A-TtiE NEWS ADVERTISER, WEU., APRII. 10, 44N I Celp.hrate. , I Its Healthyday'Kids at Pickering YMCA Saturday spring May 25 at Whitevale festival ❑ North Pickering community marks its 176th birthday next month PICKERING -- The hamlet of Whitevale in north Pickering is holding its annual Spring Festival and celebrating its 176th birthday next month. The theme for the festival this year is 'A Family Day in the Coun- try'. F r o in noon to 5 p.m. Saturday, May 25 there will be displays and demon- strations of pioneer life from the Pickering Museum Village, pony rides, face painting, a wandering minstrel, barbershop singers and a Dixieland band. Children's singer/storyteller Magoo from Udora will perform at 1:30 p.m., and the bluegrass sounds of the Nipissing County Boys and the Preacher from Uxbridge and Clare- mont can be heard at 2:30 p.m. Festival visitors can also browse the antique and craft market, try a burger or a sausage from the giant barbecue, or take a stroll along the quiet streets and tree -lined paths of the hamlet. Whitevale is a protected heritage district and many of the homes and buildings date from the 18005. To get to Whitevale take Brock Road north to Whitevale Road and travel west six kilometres, or go north on Altona Road to Whitevale Road and tum east. For more information call Craig flenderson at 471-1607. Succeeding in the 21st century on dinner group's agenda DURHAM -- Making plans to succeed in the next millennium is on the agenda next week when two local professional associations meet for dinner. The Durham Chapter of the Cana- dian Association for Production and Inventory Control and the Bureau of Excellence Durham Region hold a joint dinner meeting at the Earl of Durham, 227 Brock St. S., Whitby on Tuesday, April 16. The topic for the dinner is "Preparing for 2000 and Beyond". The event features a cash bar from 6 to 7 pm., dinner at 7 p.m., and the presentation from 8 to 9 p.m. Cost is $20 for members (includ- ing GST), $25 for non-members, and $15 for registered students. To register, or for more informa- tion, call Pauline Bailey at 721- 3320. PICKERING -- The YMCA Pickering Family Resource Centre is offering a num- ber of free event% and activities to celebrate the Y's Healthy Kids Day Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Families who attend will have the chance to participate in a reading circle, face paint- ing, a sing -along to live music, Simon's Jumping Castle, a Street Safety presenta- tion by Durham Regional Police and Block Parents, a Safe Biking presentation by Canadian Tire, a presentation on nutrition. seed planting, crafts, healthy snacks, and more. The resource centre is at 1400 Bayly St.. Unit 15A, next to the Pickering GO train station. For more information call 839-8011. Telephone survey helps identify needs in Ajax, 0 Social Development Council is interested in your comments AJAX-PICKERING -- You could get a call sometime in the next few weeks to gather your views on the most needed social services in the area. The Ajax -Pickering Social Devel- opment Council (SDC) is conducting a telephone survey of up to 500 ran- domly -selected homes during April and May to determine which social services are most needed. Respondents will be asked to rate on a scale ranging from 'not a prob- lem' to 'major problem' how i,,.ues such as poverty, unemployment, child care, alco- holism, crime and teenage pregnancy affect their homes and neighborhoods. All interviews Pat tw Ji) -Anne will be confiden- • Full Set (Silk fibcro tial, as all ' Permanent French • Full set (any answers will be p)wdcr'porcelain 0 put onto a com- ' %%"ppinRTip, • manicure puter database .11a%inxPedicurca 'ickering without names, addresses or telephone numbers. The survey is part of a Community Profile the SDC assembles. The profile identifies social trends in Ajax and Pickering and their poten- tial impact; the socio-economic anal demographic composition of the two communities; and gaps in social ser- vices. Other elements of the Community Profile include focus groups of a cross-section of the communities dis- cussing social trends, unmet needs and potential ways of addressing those needs. The SDC uses the Community Pro- file to help plan services for the two communities. 4 28-8787 tiYl:(:IAI S Relaxers (rues. & su)......... '30' & up wash & Set (eyed. & -mun.). 15 & To Curls................................605nn0" 11p uc) Braids ...........................».800 do up Full Head of Weave ......... .80' & up Hours: Tues.-T1wrs. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m Fnday 10 am. - 8 port jowl much more SatuAan 7.30 a.m - 2 30 p m On any day, you probably pass one of our homes, (� hostels or street services. Places like Covenant House, s Street Haven, and 29 other vital agencies rely on us so that they can help street youth, homeless dJr%Cwomen, and countless others in need. We are ShareLJ1e_l6r 20 years focusing on the needs of our neighbours -and the world. But our services are jeopardized by reduced government assistance and other economic factors. Let's share life in 1996. Help us help our neighbours. Call 1-800-263-2595. 1-800463-2595 �® SMr#A.it % 31 "m*k Ai n&W Cv"i- Cadt & orpnmtion f- and Peace. Catho k eewftlee Olio,. Celt k Con ""ft %"X= &'ON* ri 10% ea" k et+oas C &" swvom eatltolk %,* Se vkm of Durimn, Cadrolic Family La Cwm a 5n m SmaK Catlick hn* SBoys' Camp CowwK Horne Family Servka d Toratto. Gadtotic Seedwrtene CirKye for Seniors Mary Canty. Mea Tahoe Hmne No" Toronto, U G.nw des Plarlwrs Loyola safe Cerwe oboe Of Cadwic Youth Our Place Pastoral Miaaion Fw* PtwttAasoclwloa North Simone Family FsNhrltesaua CwCOW%wa. St HFabethHodof CareDwftm5anrta Mir HoSYetklAoioeSocieq d � Strllwniet�Herenls THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WEU., APRIL 10, 1996 -PAGE 13-A Ajax La Leche AJAX -- A local community support group for nursing and expectant moms meets Tues- day, April 16. The Ajax La Leche League meets at 7:45 p.m. featuring information and help with League meets breast-feeding. The next meeting's topic is overcoming difficulties. Pregnant women and mothers with babies welcome. The group meets the third Tuesday of every month. Call 666- 2775 for information and location. The Place Where Fresh is the Taste.T111 CUSTOMER todh 1 APPRECIATION DAY This Saturday, April 13, 1996 -11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. only! BUY ONE Footlong Sub at regular price and... GET ONE FREE of equal or lesser price. Not valid with any other offers. Limit 3 specials per family purchase. 705 Kingston 1d. 1310 Kingston Rd. 981 Broek Rd. S. 485 Ba* St 6 NrwooC Ave. Wt wmte.l lot UmPQ W Bab sal fat Rd.) Irt Kingston Rd.) Ptdc� Pickeft Pickedng Ajax Nu PAGE 14 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., APRIL 10, 19% Volunteers sought to plan a healthier community DURHAM -- The health of a community is mirrored by its resi- dents. With that premise in mind, the Durham Region District Health Council (DHC) is preparing to launch a comprehensive Health Pro- motion Plan for the region, to he ready for spring, 1997. "It is vital that communities plan together, not only for medical and illness care services, but also for health promotion and community development," says DHC chairman Gerry Blake. "By addressing these aspects of health in the short term we are investing in a healthier population in the longer term." Childhood immunization is a per- fect example of a successful pre- vention program that has dramati- cally reduced the number of people IT'S I I- AIA Q -- • Nutritionally Balanced Diets • Eat Regular Foods • Guaranteed Safe, Easy Weight Loss • For Women, Men and Children who have become ill, disabled or died because of a communicable disease. Health promotion goes one step further, says Mr. Blake. It considers the personal, social, economic and environmental factors that influence the health and well-being of indi- viduals, families and communities, he explains. The DIIC will be working and planning the campaign with numer- ous groups and organizations in Durham dedicated to promoting good health. As its first step in developing the Health Promotion Plan, the DNC will be forming a project steering committee. Anyone interested in joining the committee or getting involved in the planning process is invited to contact the DHC at 905- 433-4262. TIME!! o SUMMER IS - JUST AROUND j6�, THE CORNER... ,ARE YOU READY FOR IT? 1� B I 11 L 1 11 L L s �PICKFRING 420-4220' _5Sia ocSAL S_ 223 BRonBSST. N. SSS ���rraAEClv�ice 436-2122 66(-5050 PERSONALIZED WEIGHT MANAGEMENT ALW bcoria,s to arodforA %rew.,o hK Me4b— & rborn M BATH FITTERT" will install a new acrylic , n bathtub or stemless wall right over your old one. (mwes stalls) • Easy to clean and • I=Md in just 2 will not stain hours Call now for info • A perfect made to & FREE in-home measure fit everytime estimate E It's all in the cards at Euchre Night PICKERING -- Calling all monthly euchre night Wednes- per person or $1.50 for seniors euchre players! day. April 17 at 8 p.m. (and on over age 65. The Ladies' Auxiliary of the the third Wednesday of every The are served and Royal Canadian Legion, Bay month) at 1555 Bayly St., Pick- Prizes are available. Call 839- Ridges Branch 606, holds its cring. Cost for the event is $3 2990 for information. RIGHT HERE! ONE PRICE SALE! ONE PRICE LE n ir fRou I"BE.4zr R $EtEcriolyr Family Value Package: • 3.OL V6 • Auto Trans. • Air Conditioning • Dual Air bags • Side Impact Beams • 7 Pass. Seating • Luggage Rack • AMIFM, stereo ONE PRICE $139086 32* 22D Package Includes: 132 hp 2.0 Litre 16 valve engine • 3 Speed Automatic • Air Conditioning • AMIFM Stereo • Split Folding Rear Seats • Dual Air Bags • Power Steering • Side Impact Beams • New sporty design • 3.3 Itr. V6 eng. • 4 spd. auto • Console • AMIFM cess • Dual air bags • Side Imp beams • Floor mans • Power window, locks and ndffm Fog lamps, Air cand.,16" wheels • Tilt • Caw • BW BUY! w -24G pk% va•Auto. •Air -,:'ONE PRICE , - •step Blllllpar • TNt • Crtuse $ 19151129* • • hields see dealer br details. AM M Ce=tTec .� SWho& 0 THE Nl :."'S AUVF.R'rISFR. WF.U.. APRII. 10, 1996 -PAGE t: -A Community kitchen to feed needy planned for Ajax, Pickering AJAX-PICKERING -- A new group hoping to help local needy families prepare nutritious meals meets tonight, Wednesday. Joy Freemantle, secretary at Holy Trinity Anglican Church in Ajax, says the meeting will determine the amount of support there is for setting up a commu- nity kitchen to serve Ajax and Pickering. "We tried to set one up a cou- ple of years ago. The churches were willing, but we couldn't find anyone wanting to be part of a community kitchen. Whether people are too proud, I don't know, Mrs. Freemantle says. Members of the kitchen would gather to plan meals, chip in money, buy the ingredients, cook and divide up the meals. "It's a way to get meals rela- tively cheaply," she says. Joining Holy Trinity in the endeavor is St. Paul's United Church, also in Ajax. In the current economic cli- mate, with the provincial gov- ernment cutting benefits to social assistance recipients, the time might be right for a com- munity kitchen in the area, she says. "I'm sure there must be fami- lies that would benefit from this. They can meet people in the same boat and learn how they manage. There',; that spin-off." she adds. Mrs. Freemantle knows of community kitchens in Toronto. Peterborough and the Muskoka area. Tonight's meeting begins at 9 p.m. in the lounge at Holy Trini- ty, 91 Kings Cres. ('all Mrs. Freemantle at 905- 691-3903 for more information. .1..a . a r . • .. - . - yY,y Pac.t:,�a��til� ��:�� 1►U�'k�RTI-'�ili,.n'�t�`..�wi•.jNt t11� VVE MAJLID E AL B14; MISTAKE Seven years ago, the U.K. electricity system was privatized. The British Conservative government said it made sense. They promised it would lead to lower prices and improved reliability. THEY WERE WRONG. "A few people made fortunes on the (privatization) - hetstape: Pourer Workeri Utnon Web%ile deal, at the expense of the rest of us. Our electricity v bills are high and service has declined. We were taken to the cleaners, pure and simple." MARK HELLENS „w,.,,t,, > ,,� ., �,•„ =J ,, ��," ,,, Y„ Store Owner "There are more and more interruptions in electricity r service lately, and they're lasting longer It's because the s system isn't being as well-maintained as it used to be " , TIM CRADDOCK Personnel Officer 16.1 "I don't know what the government was smoking or ; drinking when they sold off our whole system but we V. all had one helluvo long hangover since then And it's not getting any better What a disasters" H. JEFFRIES I.T. Manager "My advice to people of Ontario2 Don't make the some mistake we did here Don't sell your electricity system Fix it up if you have to, but don't sell it. You'll regret it if you do It's more valuable than you think." DAISY BERNARD Pensioner "Whey I visited my sister in Toronto last year, I couid- I r� n't bel eve how low her electricity bill was, compared to ours. You have a much better system in Ontario." SALLY DANIELS Teacber - - - Netscape: Power Workeri'Utltow Webst�le j 1 British House of Commons Trade and Industry Committee study on privatization in the U.K. "In practice. while there has certainly been greater efficiency and downward pressure on costs, these sa%- ings have not found their way through to electricity customers. The beneficiaries of greater efficiency have been shareholders rather than customers:" • t .K. clectrici[n system assets were sold titr 's I() hil- lion. The,. were actualIN worth S24 billion. Hu„c fitr- tunes were made hs the pri- ,*ate sector, at public etpernc. Hi;_h profit,, from clectricits continue to he the rule in the U.K. The 7intt % n/ Lwaulon calls pri%ate utilities "the purest money machines on the market." >n Orford Uni%ersits stud, concludes that U.K. electric - 11t% prices are 20'4 higher than the% would he under public ownership, l.'.K. electricity rales are now about tw'ic'e as high as Ontario's non-profit rates. "There was supposed to be competition, but it doesn't seem to apply to most people. There's no real choice We take what we're given and we pay what we're told. The profits go elsewhere." TERESA FULHAM Local Government Officer "There was a dip in prices for a while after privatiza- tion, but we found out later it was because they got rid of thousands of staff and fuel costs crashed. Then prices started going up again and again, to keep those high profits coming in. All in all, it's been bad news for consumers." MIKE TAMI Retired "Now the Americans are buying up shares in our electrical system and everybody is bracing for another round of rate increases The companies will blame the cold weather, the hot weather, the fact that people are using too much, or too little. They've always got an excuse to raise rates." HEATHER HURLEY Clerk %ttstope: Power Workers -Un Weost�te I mrs.w> r from John Murphy President, Power Workers' Union "Fur 90 years, the people of Ontario have owned their electricity system. It used to be- that way in the U.K.. before pri%atization. Now Britons will he paying for their governmenCs big mistake — forever. Let's not make the same mistake here. Slop the Ontario Hydro sell-off — keep rates low.'- CANADIAN ow:- CANADIAN UNION OF PUBLIC EMPLOYEES, LOCAL 1000. Power Workers — Turning a little light on Hydro. For more iR wmatioR c& 1 800 958-8PWU (1 800 958-8198) or Fax Its ot: 1 800 343-1083 W look VS rp 0 oar web pogo It. bttp://Www.pwu.co/pwu/ Durham health department demands safe sex be taught in die region's O Department continues to boycott school board committee over banned Reduce Risk kit By STEPHEN SHA W STAFF RFPnRT --R DURHAM -- No means no. That's the Durham health department's response to the public school board's request that the department reconsider its boycott of the board's Family Life Educa- tion Advisory Committee (FLEAC). The Durham Board of Education's decision to ban the controversial Reduce the Risk sex education kit in classrooms sparked the recent resignation from FLEAC of the health department's representative, Judy Murray. And, until trustees are willing to promote both abstinence and safe sex practices in schools, the health department won't send another representative to the committee, said Ms. Murray. supervisor of pub- lic health nursing. "We will reconsider our involvement on the commit- tee when there is evidence that the board supports not only resources that address abstinence but also those that assist sexually active teens in making decisions regarding safer sex prac- tices," wrote Ms. Murray in a letter to the board. In her letter of resignation, she said the board's decision to with- hold the F L E A C - endorsed sex kit from students runs contrary to the health department's mandate. The health department has refused to desig- nate a replace- ment to take over for Ms. Murray. Trustee Mike Nicholson, of Oshawa Wards 3 and 4, suggested at Monday's board meeting that colleagues ask Durham Region council to order the health depart - schools ment to rejoin FLEAC. "Who do they answer to? This is an organization out there for the public and just because they don't agree with everybody's policy here they are stating they don't want to do it. "Well a lot of trustees don't agree 100 per cent with what the next guy does but we don't just boycott committees. Are we just going to back down and let these people do what they want?" asked Mr. Nichol- son. Several trustees said they were "disturbed" by the suggestion the board doesn't support sexually active stu- dents. "We're not teaching only abstinence. I don't think that is accurate at all," said chairman Audrey MacLean, adding resources for both non -sexually active and sexually active sludent_s are available to teachers. A new sex resource doc- ument is to be prepared by board staff during the stun - mer and presented to FLEAC in September. The new guide will be "less interactive and more factual" than the controver- sial Reduce the Risk docu- ment, which trustees felt focused too much on "sex games," said Bev Freed- man, board superintendent of programs. Ms. Murray said the regional health department would look at the new doc- ument and consider rejoin- ing the committee if it includes materials for all students. L Garage sales set to raise funds for community groups OV THE NEWS ADVERTISM WED.. APRIL f0. 1!'16.0AGE 17-A AJAX-PICKERING -- You can help two local community groups and pick up a bargain at the same time this weekend. St. Paul's United Church, 65 Kings Cres., Ajax holds a garage and rummage sale from Saturday, April 13 from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Donations accepted Supplies BBQ Grills by Milkbone i00g. Get I2, F R E E! Get � Andis Pet Clpel; t sty.tn 1 0 6 FOOD CANISTER N ith Purchase of am FREE I Xke lame t)4.v F(,,a Premium Dot Coat k" :KcdauadkG%anc ,�'anIlc�_ 25% OFF Frozen Fish Food "t"'20% OFF \utrihun Pet i cart: As sEEN ON Tv! $ 14,95 :t:llti:l l,'C1 NuFood $1. OFF '•cc l h��kcn \rut `.o B­Producw, 11 April 12 from 7 to 9 p.m. Call 683 4740. ❑0❑ On Sunday, Gingerbread Nursery School holds an indoor garage and bake sale at West Shore Community Centre, 1011 Bayly St., Pickering. Admission is free. Call 420-9863. Fresh Water Fish, Buv 2, Get l FREE! X i Xcludes ,pecials. feeders K marines. 1 Specials Valid only at Pickering Town 1 Centre Location until April 16th/96 r e INTRODUCING Nutrience SUPREME Adult Doe Food (cat formula alw a-,ailable) (4y Hagen$360 97 I s Kg u' -x I;tilizes Nature's Pr_scr.ati c I lerbs. Vitamin E. & Citric acid MCR• LIST: Only ?he IEST �� .... • for your dopy Ua...: Di,Kctttat' Command Performance AS EN ON TV $49.95 Handfed Babies Black flcadcdCaique (ir:cn \apc Lon NOT"ES* ? 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St. Paul's is White Dove Rebekah Lodge meets at located at 05 Kings Cres. in .Ajax. H p.m. at St. Paul's United Church. Call 683-M)93 (Marrearet). PUBLIC NOTICE LJ THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM IN THE MATTER OF, THE MUNICIPAL ACT TAKE NOTICE THAT the Games d the Rap,onal Murppalrty d Durrarrk may peas bylaws sutrwnzMV construction of the lopowmv proaects ROAD NO- ROAD NAME MUNICIPALITY DESCR1pT11OWLOCATION 1 Man Street u»dge Recommictron Roseland Road horn Brock St to React•. St Dated at Whitby this 18th day of March. 1996 3 9th Cone Clari ngton UppraWV to acceptable standards 4 Taunton Road Wh tby WideratV to 4 and 5 lane urban V.A. SILOAILIS. F. ENG— horn Mdei ney Or to d VMU of Anderson St 5 Central St Plckewtp Rehabrtaacan i nckudrp a smart hom Claremont By -Pass to replacamnt east of Banciay St the %west bent d Clarenrio t 14 Liberty Street / Clervoton litersecben mproartterts Kxnp Street Intersection 58 Adelaide Avenue Oshtaw RellabAkabon from Park Rd to Sbw#Ww on Rd I­,1wy 2 Hchway 2 Clampton Reconstruction to urban s&wxt dt horn wet of Waverty Rd itekadrtp the raaloawl of uparelavaldn. to east d Green Rd Fliwy 2 Hoinawy 2 Ajax Road and rktersection anprwertbrRs hom Westney Rd to inckidev repair to Du/In Creels Bndge and Notion Rd the watalebW of at Elisabeth SL 14 Liberty Street / CWWOM Irroerssction irVM"ffarts rlcMadinp ISR Conoo"m St lntessection bum Isms sled the ilatagbpfn of trent OW" 23128 Lalmn aw Road / &—W MW Intersaebion irrtproaemerts mckidrp left Roseland Road turn lanes on Lakerdpe Rd and the PWm shwwp the detain of the prgects and the lards Works COMMIltee, being delegated by affected may be seen at the d6ces Of the Derham Works Pogo" Council as the hearing body Department, 105 Consumers Dr, Whitby. 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And because of the new Institute for the Blind services, a blind or visually -impaired person can now be a real part of a family library, offers other visit to the public library. new services for visually impaired Until now, the blind and visually By MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF RFR)RTFR C PICKERING -- Denise Cramer tends 1— Mrs. Cramer is so pleased about being able to use her local library that she recently showed up there with "a whole great big list" of books and descriptive videos she wanted to order. She has also become considerably more Please see BLIND ... page 20 lrif N�44 ADVERTISER. WED.. APRIL 10, 1996 -PAGE 19-A Sale with the Sea Scouts AJAX -- A local club needs your help this weekend as it hosts a rummage sale. The I st Port of OWASCO Sea Scouts and Venturers I holds the event Saturday, April 13 from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at St. Bernadette's Church, corner of' Harwood Avenue and Bayly Street in Ajax. To donate any items, call 427-7477 (John) or 427- 1409 (George). HEVROLET DEALERS—, to turn heads when she s spotted in the l Pickering Central Library with her see- 1 TO tng-eye dog, Ebony.� ` � � i "I must look a funny sight, she 3.l laughs. "Here's this blind lady and she's in the library." Well Mrs. Cramer won't have to feel funny about going to the library any- more, with her husband and two kids or on her own, because it has just started offering special services for the blind. No matter what you P to et out of "Now I can go up there and I'm doing something." b The new services include anidean computeryour van, we'll help you g m et into it. N; 11 f he Bl' •h attona nst Lute or t Al. nary In Toronto and a computer with a 'Zooms -- ---" Text' screen'and software that enlarges print.\ Until now, the blind and visually impaired in Pickering had to phone the he':':':vroie r - very busy CNIB library to order items s1C such as books and magazines in braille or on tape, descriptive video% that fea- ture a narrator describing what's taking ina place on the screen, braille music scores and tactile illustrations. They'd receive _ the materials through the mail. Now,a n residents can place their orders by sim- ply phoning or going to the library,. which has been electronically linked to the CNIB library. Materials are still f0 received through the mail. er "The only difference is that (the ser- vice) is local," says Mrs. Cramer. vice) � Plus freight 5745 "You're part of the community, you're_."° dealing with people in the conurtunit}. • driver's side air bag • 4 -wheel ABS • 3.4 litre V6 engine • 4 -speed transmission in • 7 -passenger seating • tinted glass • air conditioning • AM/FM stereo Denise Cramer (left) and her see- ing -eye dog, Ebony, check out some books on tape at the Picker- ing Central Library with the help of the library's adult services co-ordi- nator Linda Linton. 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D,,W ta�'art.a U6,M o CM Cad vm4m ,.Ids io "GMO1—.—.d xn a r sato RV;t`.;o=:i-filly\F:r1'ti`AD�'F;RI�IIF;R.�1'F;l)..APRII'. to: t"t, Blind, visually impaired now get more from their community library FROM PAGE 19 She was the keytxxc speaker at the CNIB library. The only cost of the CNIB link to nologies for Libraries Program. enthusiastic about getting library official launch of the new services "The CNIB had been looking for the local library has been in staff Ms. Linton notes the big jot) now services over the phone. at the central library Wednesday a way to bring this service closer to time and training, since it already for the local library is to get the "I've got the Pickering library night. and has helped train library the community." says Pickering had the computers and modems word out to the community about number memorized. I never memo- staff in the 'Sighted Guide' system library adult services co-ordinator required to make the electronic con- the new services. rized the CNIB one." for providing physical assistance to Linda Linton. One wassoort Pickering nection. As well. 50 per cent of the "We're anxious to reach both Mrs. Cramer's enthusiasm has the blind and visually impaired was chosen, she adds, was because cost of the /Ax)m Text' equipment those who currently use the CNIB extended to volunteering to help get . Pickering's program is a pilot of its reputation for providing inno- was paid for by the National Library service and those who do not," she the new Pickering program stared. project in co-operation with the vative services. of Canada under its Adaptive Tech- says. School boards question pool ing education taxes By STEPHEN SHAW STAFF RF.PORTT.R DURHAM -- Metra must revise its own antiquated property assess- ment system before it can get its hands on tax revenues raised in Durham and other surrounding regions. That's the $40.000 message from the four 905 -area code public school boards — Durham, Peel, Halton and York — contained in a joint response submitted this week to the Greater Toronto Area Review Panel, now holding public hearings to get feedback on munic- ipal government reform. In a report entitled 'Learning Communities at the Crossroads'— commissioned rossroads'—commissioned at a cost of S10,000 each — the four boards "legiti- mately question" the need to pool education taxes GTA -wide_ Updating Metro's 50 -year-old residential assessment system and equalizing per -student spending costs across the GTA would "go a long way toward solving the dis- parity in commercial and industrial assessment between the outlying regions and Metro." the report sug- gests. It costs an average of S7.681 to educate a student in Metro, while the average in the four surrounding regions is just $6,437 per pupil, the report states. "Before you start tampering with our tax base, deal with the problems existing in Metro. That's where the source of the problem is," says Durham Board of Educa- tion chairman Audrey MacLean. The Durham board isn't opposed to changes to municipal govern- ment — "in fact change is needed" — but is adamant there can be no GTA tax sharing until Metro's property assessment scheme is made more equitable, Ms. MacLean says. "Once there is equity achieved, then we can talk about collabora- tion," she says. • The boards have also called for the creation of a GTA co-ordinat- ing body to oversee education sup- port services. The proposed body would unite public, Catholic and French -lan- guage school boards in an "unprecedented" new age of co- Operation - The boards' submission to the GTA panel criticizes the contro- versial Golden Task Force Report for "an almost complete disregard" for education systems outside Metro. The task force's "observations about education governance are superficial at best," the response States. - PONTIAC/GMC DEALERS -� irinTo �► G Two vans. One price. 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APRIL. 10. 19% Vigorous road checks of biker club members OK, _judge rules By Brian Legree DURHAM STAFF DURHAM -- Police are justified in conduct- ing road checks of motorcycle club members in the region, a judge has ruled. In a 68 -page ruling, Mr. Justice D.S. Fergu- son dismissed a $60,000 civil suit filed in Ontario Court, General Division, by members of the Toronto-based Para -Dice Riders. who claimed their constitutional rights were being violated during police road checks on Regional Road 57 near their Caesarea property. Since 1991, police have used heli- copters, video cameras, gas masks. dogs and the Tactical Support ITnit while conducting the road checks. court heard. Durham Police lawyer David Sims called the ruling "a big decision. "This is a good news decision for law enforcement, and more impor- tantly, it's a good news decision for public safety." he says. "Police offi- cials across Canada and North Amer- ica have been waiting for this deci- sion. This case raises important con- stitutional issues about roadside detentions. The decision establishes that outlaw motorcycle gangs cannot run the roads with impunity. "The Durham Regional Police are satisfied with the decision and I'm sure the residents of Caesarea agree." Para -Dice Rider lawver Robert Girvan argued police roadblocks and spot inspections go "beyond the scope of what the Supreme Court of Canada has said is allowable in the scope of a road check," when the cage was heard in late Jan d early February. Mr. Girvan said the only basis police have for stopping club members is they fit a specific pro- file — "long hair, tattoos and Harley Davidsons. "We are likely to appeal the decision, but I can't say for sure at this time," he said. The Para -Dice members have 30 days to appeal the ruling after the case is officially over. GOAL" • M" • TAM W 0 11 LKT10M SPRING BREW SALE SAVE 20% ANY BATCH OF Beer!! 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With good environmental teachers, stu- Waste Reduc- tion Week (WRW) trophy that was pre- sented at the most recent meeting of* Ajax Council. During WRW '95, Pick- ering Mayor Wavne Arll urs and then -Ajax Mavor Jim W1,tty chal- lenged each other as to which commu- nity could send the least resi- larraine roulston - — �. _.,The c der's Report denual waste, on a per -capita •iiiiiiiiii•iiiii•iiiiii • DL IULVNI • PID TAXI=* 83-12345 • FAST SERI ICE • COURTEOUS S DRII ERS • • l'crrc I I fc•Irt c11 .1 nj�rn7 .�1-r r« • •iiiiiiiii•••iiii•iiiiii Dr. Kevin Tyber OPTOMETRIST ----I • Dispens,ng of contact lenses and glasses • Evening and Saturday appointments available • Complete Family Eye Care 427-4144 ISH_:.___-.__ _ vYheelcar Hwy a: S N- ; Access de Chartered James Schofield Financial Planner MEMBER OF 7PA !N'JES-MENT PLANNING INC "A professional you can tnist with a reputation for the highest yualit-s personal a.en icc and integ rit- " • Mutual Funds • Highest Rate G.I.(..'s • Life Insurance Planning • Tax & Estate Planning; Career Comfort. C S"19" TIME OUT jis .w.•. Lightweight, soft leather. 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The week ended with Exchange Day when every- one brought in a hook or comic to trade with class- mates. The school's Green Group also made an enor- rnous WRW banner for the board off ice. In Pickering. Mrs. Abell is Sir John A. Macdonald Pub- lic School's environmental hero. Classroom crafts are always made by using every hit of the construction paper. As well, glue and paint are scraped off plates tier another day. During WRW red wig- gler worms in a vermicom- poster took up residence in her classroom to turn all those fruit peelings and other lunch scraps into a rich fertil- izer called compost. The 9th Pickering Cubs, under the leadership of Joanne Poy'honen, also got involved. For WRW the Cubs saved craft materials such as toilet rolls, egg car- tons and corks ti>r a local day care centre and used scrap wood to make hot plates. They also gathered clothes and toys for Recycling Mat- ters. The Durham Board of Education is extremely fortu- nate to have Judy Chambers as its waste and energy offi- cer. As the former program I'acilitator at the Claremont Environmental Educational Centre for three years, Judy is able to share hands-on experiences with teachers throughout Durharn. ' tt1F'�1ivti%�u�'1: 1ltir:R: N'Fai.,'At'R11, 10'. 19%6.0A(3: • Entertainment April l p 0, 1996 Pickering resident Lisa Barrera could be on her way to a successful international modelling career. Weekend concert celebrates area's cultural mosaic AJAX - PICKER ING -- A free weekend concert here will celebrate the cultural mosaic of our communities. The Muslim Educational and Cultural Association presents Peace and Community Harmony - Open Forum, Celebration of the Arts events at Pickering High Sch(xil in Ajax Saturday from 3 to i p.m. The free concert is in commemoration of the United Nations Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimina- tion and will include a number of talented entertainers. Featured artist is renowned Canadian composer Jack Lenz. He's just released an album called The Greatest Moments, with the title track chosen by AT&T for its theme song for the 1996 Atlanta Summer Olympic Games. Lenz also wrote the Toronto Blue lays' anthem OK! Blue Jays, Let's Play Ball, the first ' baseball song to achieve. gold record status. He's also written numerous scores for television and movies, including the music for Goosebumps, Jack Lenz headlines a the intefriational hit chil- special show this week- dren's television series, end organized to pro - and the original theme mote cultural and ethnic and score for Due South. harmony in Ajax and Other performers at Pickering. the event are actor and poet Jayce Broda, the Ebony Folklore Singers, singers Ather Khan and Ausma Khat, the Pickering High School Steel Pan Band, Sultan Qureshi, Silence is Music Sign Language Choir and singer Sacha Williamson. Non-perishable food donations would be greatly appreciated by the organizers. All items will be forward- ed to the Daily Bread Food Bank and the Muslim Wel- fare Home for needy women and children in Whitby. Pickering High School is at 180 Church St. N. For more information, call Roland Rutland at 686- 3476 or Mobeen Khaja at 683-7447. Pickering teen has become a model citizen J Teen beauty queen could become a cover girl in Great Model Search Bc MILLER ,,VI ('I \I rO Ill[- \F \\ C \U\ kR r ISF-;R Pl('KI:RIN(; -- -1 Pickering beau- �:ould soon he staring out at you r(nn your local newsstand. Lisa Barrcra has been chosen one )f 48 super semi -Finalists in Teen �ta,azine and Mavhcllinc's 1916 Grcat Model Search, whose winner has a shot at appearing on the front cover of the popular teen publica- tion. Lisa was first chosen a semi- finalist from 20.000 initial entries and then as one of KO semi-finalists earlier this year. it 9 Let us entertain you! The field of 48. in which Lisa is competing. will he whittled down to 16. Maybelline will choose 12 ter advance to National Finals Wcck in Ncw York this June where the %kin- ncr of the (;real ti'lodcl Scarch will he selected. The modellini-, class student says her "self-confidence and self- esteem", along with her mother',, encouragement, influenced her to enter the contest. But, the 16 -year-old thought there was "nu way" she'd he chosen a semi- finalist. "I was surprised -- let me blink for a second. I was proud. It was env picture that I sent in. so they must have seen something they liked." she figures. As a Super Semi-finalist in the competition. her picture will appcar in the June issue of Tecn Upcoming Workshops Second City Comedy Improv. Audition Sunday April 14th (adutts) Process Sunday April 28th Sunday April 21 (young people) Inquire about our summer camp and musical theatre programs O'Leary's School of Drama 905-420-8129 Pickering t fy Y 57tweu- 7 & %044 __taata4W4*e4rt Prime Rib English Cut $9.95 House Cut $13.95 Junior N. Y. Sirloin ....... $10.95 Regular N. Y. Sirloin ...... $12.95 Top Sirloin Steak .........$9.95 2 Lobster Tails..............$28.95 Surf & Turf .................$22.95 • Bouquet facilities available at reasonable prices For reservations call 905-420-0063 The winner of the (;real Model Search will get the cover of the Octoher edition. "I was really excited when I thought ahout what could happen frorn (heing chosen a semi-final- ist)." she says. The Gradc 1 1 student at St. Mar\ Catholic Secondary School says her studies are currently her top priority and she'd only like modelling to he a part-time Joh as she's considering a career in tcachin,_,. Her free lime is spent with her bovfrlcnd and friends and "helping local charities. It's for a Lood cause." Which just goes to show that this youne woman's bcauty is more than skin deep. HINI - t, Y 1 -he Home of Country Music in.t,jax 4.64 ../ . April 12'13 Shiloh `7htuN - Kamoke (pnzes ) "[7aily lunch and dinner spetiials 89 Commercial Aw. Ajax 1 619-2138 r The Winchester Arms Special Events ------------------- MAY 4th Murder Mystery (Call fur IV,1;('!7'at1011S) APRII. 271"H JAZZ NIGHT ( 5 PIECE_1.-17_7. BAND) "RK 20TH Anniversary Party Live Band, Prizes WEDNESDAY WING NIGHT 1400 Bayly St. (at Liverpool) 837-2366 PAGE 26 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED., APRIL 10, 19% Entertainment April 10, 1996 ♦ THEATRE REVIEW Step out to Stepping Out for a night of theatre By EILEEN O'LEARY SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING -- Heron - gate Barn Theatre's latest production Stepping Out is right in keeping with the '90s craze for adult learn- ing. Today people attend classes for everything from flower arrangement to stained glass collec- tibles. Stepping Out is about a tap-dancing class made up of 10 such individuals -- nine women and one man - - who each have a differ- ent reason for being there. The common bond. however. is that this dance class gives them a much- needed respite from their humdrum and often diffi- cult lives. The play is a comedy written by Richard Harris and directed by Ann E. Ward. And you will have many good laughs as you empathize with the many and varied characters. As in real life the class is made up of a cross-section of society, made even more obvious to us by the different accents and often outrageous clothes. The delightful aspect of this production is the sub- tle way one picks up clues about each character and their life outside the rehearsal hall. II ALIZING IF IBOAT, TRAILER, BIKE & R.V. TS NOTABECOMING 0 YOU E SHOULD BE! I SPECIALIZi NG , " MOBILE SERVICE FLEXIBLE HOURS.. OR AT OUR SHOP a--FoFA?Oots- lley- EAR WHITBY HARBOUR Nri-Doc@Detailing .ZccczL - .4"Z"fc4tive WHITBY 7in De 905-666-4990 You can't help being drawn into their struggles and are excited and grati- fied when their efforts start to pay off. Unlike many other plays the problems are not neat- ly tied up by the final cur- tain but, like life, are ongoing. We meet Mavis the teacher, beautifully acted and danced by Shari Robinson -Coulter. This is Shari's first per- formance at Herongate and she should be commended for her excellent choreog- raphy. Another first timer at Herongate is Jackie Del MARTIAL ARTS CANADA- CENT(? S Maklncg a dl"oronca In your community 1 CALL 839-5000 .SVC& erroWg rvy wn. Enc. h1s kry is of confidence and commWITa ftr nave pteafiy Vx3eosed CQL&V'G o rnaked rnprarerneM to tYs woes at school. wb, @*V me benerrn rnY son nod eopenenced. I chose to )otr Mand N's Corodo and nam since recelved mon- of the wine bereft. Peter Scnoorte-d Greco, who plays the somewhat acerbic Mrs. Fraser, the pianist, who really has a heart of gold. We also meet flamboy- ant Maxine, wonderfully acted by Margaret St. John. And mysterious Andy cleverly and subtly played by Judy Gans. The timid and some- what nervous man in the group is well played by Herongate regular Paul Francies Vera. The character everyone loves to hate is excellently played by Madeleine Atkinson. Another Herongate reg- ular, Jo Hubbard, plays Sylvia, who appears to have two left feet. Three other talented Herongate newcomers, Debi Gans, Mickey Brown and Wendy Krekeler, play the charac- ters of Dorothy, Rose, and Lynne. This is a well-written and skilfully directed play, beautifully acted with great dancing as a bonus. You'll want to see this play more than once so book early. It runs Thursday through Sunday until May 11. Call 472-3085 for reservations. TRUSTEE IAV BANKRUPTCYI . ANIES R. V-ILN 'H Offering all insolvency services including personal and corporate bankruptcies OS H AWA 122 Albert tit. 721-7506 AJAX SO ('ommercial Ave. 619 -1473 ('OBOURG 7'S Kmg tit. W. 3:2-4744 Saturday & Evening Appointments available. 7 7W -NJ Computer literate The Literacy Project, a program sponsored by the Ajax, Pickering and Whitby Association for Community Living, has a new computer and $500 to buy software, giving adults lacking basic literacy skills a chance to improve themselves. The money to buy the equipment was raised last summer at a golf tournament spon- sored by Cassidy and Co. and Picotte Plastics Inc. Checking out the new computer are, from left, project executive assistant Kelly Krawchuk, project co-ordinator Janice Salsbury, Wayne Cassidy of Cassidy and Co. and, at the computer, student Kim Dowsley. photo by A.J. 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May 4 at 2:30 p.m. The library extends special thanks to Allan Hobkirk of Tri- dent Elevators for donating this Mead injured meet DURHAM -- The Head Injury Association of Durham Region meets Wednes- day. April 17 at 7:30 p.m. at 4S9 Bond St. E., Oshawa. Sur- vivors group on main floor, fami- ly and caregivers upstairs. Call 723-273_2. Dentures so natural... you'll never know the difference! StuL • a� • New Soft -touch` materials for sensitive gums • Precision partial dentures �9: Walter Wimmer, DD. Denture Clinic PICKERING TOWN CENTRE .7WER Lit) 420-SO20 • Toll Free 1-800-661-5020 2WASS Give Generously 1650 Kingston Rd.. Pickering (Next to Knob Hill Farm) 686-3707 Elizabeth's Mastectomy boutique All name brand prostheses A ivastecto n% bra. a\allablc Ann+rna. Aug\.,s, Camp Classiyue: ,ncludrn,• the Item attachahlc breast lirwthes,s' Nlastectom} s\\uu\\car a\ adahie in sues 6 to 11 For prrsonal appointment, house call, K \+eekends a\atlable, fall 1l(14; 432-0122. 1050 Smicoe St N.. 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Durham Regional Police Chief Trevor McCagherty earned $137,243, while deputy chiefs Alexander McMurray and Robert Jarvest each received $117,282. Staff superintendent John Kay, now inter- im chief of the Cobourg police &Tartrrlent, made $111,192. Durham Region's chief administra- tive officer, Gary Cubitt, earned $119,745, while finance commission- er John Gartley, works commissioner Vic Sigailis, human resources com- missioner Terence Stevens and regional solicitor Brian Roy all made $106.290. Planning commissioner Alex Gtoxilrgieff received $101,352. The Durham Board of Education had 11 employees earn more than $100,000 last year, headed by direc- tor Pauline Laing, who made $123,017.44. She was followed by superintendents Barry Vail, $116,051.62; Carol Yeo, $113,299.25; Brian Cain, $107,295.37; Bruce Walker, $106.286.97; Cornelius Daleman, $104,260.42; Michael Graham, $104,260.42; Turid Nisbet, $104,260.42; David Snoddon, $104,260.42; Douglas Wilson, $104,260.42; and John Gardner, $101,158.65. Seven employees at the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Bogard also took in six -figure salaries, led by director of education Grant Andrews who earned $11093. Education its Gerry Blake, John Brown, Joanne Carroll, Conrad Noel, J. P. Patenaude and Cleary Smith each made $106,415. Durham College had one employ- ee earn more than $100,000 — pmsf- dent Gary Poloosky at $114,445. No one on staff at the Towns of Ajax or Pickering made $100,000 last year. Ajax -Pickering General Hosplital reported only one empbyee over the $100,000 line -- hospital president Bruce Cliff, who draws a salary of $100,335 and receives $1,449 in benefits. The Harris gov- ernment passed the new law because it wants publicly -funded institutions to justify what they Pay top eU4A0y- ees, said Finance Miirtister Emile Eves in a published report "Those people have to justify to the public why theyW being paid that amount of money and what they do to earn it," he said. THE NE 11 'ti ADVERTISER. N'F:U., APRII, ill, l996-PV;E; 31-:11, Community library has a program kids can really dig into D Gardening program for PICKE,RING -- A special gardening pro- plants from cuttings. gram for children aged eight to 13 is being The program will he led by Philip Geb- youngsters will teach them offered at the Pickering Central Library hardt. Thursday, April 18 at 7 p.m. 'rickets are $1 and are available now. to grow plants from seeds Participants will learn how to grow Call to reserve your ticket at 831-6973, ext. plants from seeds and how to grow new 226. Wanted: Leaf Tickets Good seats are needed for Leaf games. Will pay face value. 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Hockev League all -.tar Clash at The Town of Pickering is waiv- 10 p.m. ing ice rental fec at the complex A. well, a charity auction, an fur the night. auto,raph session with the NHI. Tickets are $5 for adults, $2.50 oldtimers and it booster club are for students and seniors and free planned. fur children under 10. Tickets are Event organizers arc hoping to available at the Lone Star Cafe, raise between $5.000 and Whites Road and Hwy. 2. PICKI:RIN(, — A clash NVestfall. Brian Conacher, Bobby treatment in the form of an between NHL oldtimcr. %%ill Lalonde. HotNic Mcnard and cx)ensixe scrum not covered by highlight it series of'charity hock- 13111y Carroll will play the Fca- his health plan. eV gameS Wednesday. April 17 in lured ;gan►c at 7:30 p.m. at the The evening will start at 7 p.m. aid of a forn►cr Pickering politi- Pickering Recreation Comple\. with it ,uan►c hetwecn the Papp's cian suffering from cancer. All proceeds front the event and Lune Star tvkc teams. A line-up of NHL oldtimers will help former Pickering Another contest will pit the KX- including Frank Mahoylich, Carl Regional Councillor 13A 96crs against file Lone Slar Cale Brewcr. lyan Irvin, titan Mitchell who requires cancer at 9 p.m. with the final �gatne Ica - RE -OPENING SPECIAL LOOK FOR YOUR FREE WASH & WAX COUPON SPORTS ANNANDALE MIXED RECREATIONAL :>, summer of For info. call Mike fun starts Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. :l 428-0757 weekly May GOLF &COUNTRY CLUB Pickering swi iP_ gets mmer second s _ Iiy Al. RIS ETT of being strong in the women's breast - SPR I S Flt P(W11 k stroke events. It was a tough event to get into the Olympics." "This time around, she's more pre- pared to handle the Olympic experi- ence, both mentally and physically. It " should be a lot easier for me to handle," ,ays Flood, who graduated from Villanova last year with a Bachelor of Arts in Pst chology. "In 1992, it was the third national team 1 had ever made and the first intcrna- tional meet I had been it). Fill more prepared this time. After all the work I'ye done, I'm in the hest shape Fvc ever been in, so I'm a lot more advanced in that respect.'" Although she's been too busy to really think about it, she believes swimminiz, in the event finals of the 1100 -metre breaststroke is a realistic goal. " 1 think I have a goes[ shot to make it to the finals. It would be wonderful to win a medal, but I haven't thought that far in advance vet." She says her sirom-, showirr_ at the Olympic trials was .1 direct result of competing at World Cup events in late January and early February. She and Olympic teammate Nancy Swcetnant tex►k part in the last three events in a two-week period in France, Italy and German,*. " It was good timing for us to ,et some good international swimming under our hefts and to prepare for the trials. I think it had a lot to do with me making the Olympics. At these meets, there are a lot of top international swimmers, so it was a big confidence booster." (Flood won a bronze medal in the 50 -metre breaststroke in France and, Pickering's Lisa Flood has qualified to represent Canadians when she competes in the 100 -metre breaststroke at the upcoming 1996 Summer Olympic Games in Atlanta. It's her second time competing for Canada at the Olympics, having swam at the '92 Olympics in Barcelona, Spain. The 24 -year-old former member of the Pickering Swim Club will continue to train in Florida in preparation for Atlanta. News Advertiser file photo 27/96 hot at Olympics PICKERING — Dour years older and with it lot more experience. Pickcnm_,"s Lisa Flood is headed hack to the Olympic Games. After swimming in the consolation finals of the IM -metre breaststroke in the 1992 Games in Barcelona, Spain, Flood is lookin•, forward with excite- ment to her second Olympics. "Ft's a %ery exciting time for Inc. To do it one time was pretty exciting, but to get the opportunity to swim at the Olympics again is Fantastic." she says in an interview from her Pickering home. The former member of the Pickering Swire Club, who's set numerous U.S. collegiate records while attending Villanova University in Philadelphia on an athletic scholarship, qualified for the Atlanta Games after meeting Olympic standards at the Canadian Olympic Swimming Trials in 'Montreal last week. Flood met qualif}►ng standards in the I(X)-metre breaststroke after fin- ishing first in a time of one minute, (Y4.98 seconds. She was fi►Ilowed by Christin Petelski of Victoria in second Place and Riley Mants of Winnipeg in third. She also met the qualifying standard in the 200 -metre breaststroke after finishing third behind Petelski and Mants. However, countries can only send two swimmers in each event. The 24 -year-old says the competi- tion at the trials was extremely tough, as the Canadian women's swim team is in great shape heading into the Olympics. "Canada has a really strong tradition Curling season winding down By JIM EASSON SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER AJAX — The Annandale Curling Club championship competitions are now down to the finals. The men's competitive league's semi- finals played atter our deadline Tuesday pitted the Kevin Ryan rink against the Gerry Pinkney foursome. The winner will advance to the final tonight, Wednesday, against Jon Payne and his rink. The championship is sponsored by Jack's Radiator Service as it has been for years. Wednesday night will also see the final of the Skins playdown which has taken all season to determine the top two rinks. Rich Poole and his team play the Barry Moylan squad with a total of $700 riding on the results. Both rinks also won money on their last few games. In the Annandale mixed champi- onships, finals in the 'A' and 'B' sides will be played Thursday. The main championship will be contested by rinks skipped by Rick Moak and Harry Nolte. On the 'B' side, Dave Hutchison and his foursome will play Dave Keilly and his team. The final bonspiel of the season is the annual Last Chance Bonspiel Saturday and Sunday. After the final game on Sunday afternoon, the ice is turned over to the skaters. Many of the parents and youngsters trade in their brooms for blades and, after the skating session, the ice is taken out at Annandale. AJAX • MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION SUNDAY, APRIL 21/96 7:00 P.M. The Commodore's Room Ajax Community Centre P after suffering from food poisoning in Italy, she rebounded to win a silver medal in the 1(M -metre breaststroke in Germany. ) She'll leave Pickering on Friday for Plantation, Florida, near Fort Lauderdale, to resume training with her coach Lois Daigneault. She trains with a group of three other elite Canadian swimmers, along with a Braiihan and a Macedonian Olympic team member. She'll return to Canada in late April where she'll participate in a national Olympic training camp in Hamilton. Another Olympic training carnp is slated for Vancouver in June. The final tune-up for the Canadian Olympic swim team will he in Gainesville, Florida shortly before travelling to Atlanta for the start of the Olympics in July. I Durham Dragons will be hok iing tryouts for this upcoming season of In -Line Hockey. m ,which the -teams will be participating in the "LH.&- circuit - e ~::yApr�r'l 13 ��Ap Bout rooklin Arena Wix nchester Rd. Brooklin, Ontario Novice 4:00 p.m. Year of Birth 1987 & 1986 Atom 5.00 p.m. Year of Birth -1985 & 1984 r- PeetWee 6:00 p.m. Year of Birth 1983 & 1982 Bantam 7:00 p.m Year..of Birth 1981:& 1980 ,. 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After posting a record of five wins and two losses during round-robin play, the Pickering intermediates faced Gloucester in the semi-final contest, to decide who'd ? play undo- "96 f e a t e d Alberta for the gold V medal. In the semi- _J final game Friday, V ..w..s,..�_. Pickering dropped a 5-3 decision to Gloucester, with Erin Rourke scor- ing all three goals for the local intermediates. The loss meant Pickering would have to settle for the bronze. "It was great. It was very gratify- ing." says Mary -Jo McCarthy. a ' Pickering player. We weren't expected to get a medal there." In addition to winning the bronze medal at nationals, the team was also named most sportsmanlike squad in the intermediate division at the closing banquet. Rourke and Stacey Fenile also fin- ished fourth and fifth, respectively. in individual scoring at the champi- onships. Rourke scored seven goals and 12 assists for 19 points, while I:crti:e i)a,,gcd 12 goals and added five assists for 17, points. Pickering ended round-robin play in third place, thanks to two wins and a loss in the last three contests which clinched a playoff spot. Pickering played Alberta fast Thursday and dropped a 12-5 deci- sion. Fertile scored four goals with a single to Jennifer McCarthy. The Pickering intermediates nipped Saskatchewan 6-5 in over- time with Rourke scoring the game winner last Thursday. The final round-robin match pitted Pickering against Nova Scotia Friday. Pickering blasted the Maritime squad 11-6. PoRTHoPE L�t ilr�li �� sr c=aornr : lirh The Pickering intermediates are Team members are Kathleen the first team from Pickering ever to McCarthy, Jennifer Holbrook, qualify for the national champi- Cathy Larmer, Colleen Rourke, onships. Stacy Fertile, Erin Rourke, Pickering gained a berth in the Jennifer McCarthy, Diane Bailey, nationals after finishing second Joanne McCarthy, Karen Berger, behind Gloucester at the Provincial Mary -Jo McCarthy, Mary Ann Ringette Championships in Gage. 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April 13, 1996 10 a.m. -1 p.m. Pickering Recreation Centre Bring birth cert. and 2 face photos FOR MORE INFO CALL 683-4756 P A SPECIAL GOLF SECTION TOBE PUBLISHED ON SUNDAY APRIL 14 a HOLE IN ONE@ k: SUNDAY APRIL 14th. Oshawa • Whitby it Clat•ington & Pd -1 This Week News Advertiser k 1 April 14th is when ' Also, favourite top "itoll lovers wtll he rated courses in ft►cusin"� on our yearly Durham Region will I)terhant Rt.0,rin Gt)�I be advertised Guide. t and featured. A map. Goll* tips. ' upconlimL, tournaments. Don't miss this once chance to win FREIE yearly srvcial golf green fees are just a few section. things you'll see in this ' special egoll' section. ' SUNDAY APRIL 14th. Oshawa • Whitby it Clat•ington & Pd -1 This Week News Advertiser k P Pickering tweens win gold medal at Central Region championships p PICKERING — The Pickering The Pickering team's defence and Golan Alarms tween 'B' ringette goaltender kept Ajax off the score - team ended a fine season by claim- sheet. ing the gold medal at the Central Pickering won the league title this Region Championships last week- season after defeating Markham 7-1 end. in the final. After winning four games to "Team members are Nicole advance to the final, the Pickering Aspinall, Sarah Barnes, I_vndsay tweens blasted rival Ajax 7-0 to Civello, Cassie Clayton, Jennifer capture the regional tween 'B' Flatman, Kim Fregona, Brenda championship. Graham, Jennifer Ilanncn, Julie The first half was tightly played Hull, Ashley !Mason, Denise with Pickering building up a 2-0 Spafford and Wendy Taylor. lead. The Golan Alarms squad's The Pickering team is coached by offence exploded for five goals in llerek Barnes, assisted by Erie: the last half to seal the champi- Aspinall and managed by Linda onship victory. Taylor. Pickering atoms end hockey play by tying rivals in exhibition tilt PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Canadian Tire minor atom 'AA' rep hockey team finished the season by battling rival Ajax Knights to a 5-5 draw in recent exhibition action. Team captain Chris Papalia notched two goals, with singles to Matthew Yarmoluk. Michael Watkins and Michael Murphy. Assists were earned by Ryan Gemon, Daniel D'Alimonte, Murphy, Watkins, Jennifer Sadler and Craig Burrell. However, the Panthers dropped three other exhibition tilts. The Canadian Tire atoms lost a 13-5 decision to the Beaverton Beavers. Yarmoluk led the offence with two goals, while Papalia, Robert Bayley and Watkins added singles. Assisting were Greg Garrett with three, Watkins and Brian Simpson - Fry with two each and Bayley and Murphy with singles. The Panthers also lost to the Leaside Kings 8-4. Gemon led the Pickering club with a pair of goals and an assist. Brian Campbell and Watkins chipped in with the other Panthers markers. Assists went to Papalia, Burrell, Bayley, Sadler and MacLeod. The Pickering atoms also dropped an exhibition tilt to the Ajax Knights 7-4. Watkins led the offence with two goals and an assist- Papalia and MacLeod tallied once each. -Campbell had two assists, with a single helper to Burrell. The team is coached by Tim Fry, with help from Ian Hackett, Peter Murphy and Carl Chivers. Two rare ties in women's recreational hoops action AJAX — Glenn's Auto Service took advantage of the Bank of Montreal's foul trouble to post a 41-30 victory in week 20 of Ajax Ladies Recreation Basketball League play last week. Lori Fleming led the way for Glenn's Auto Service with 13 points; Shanna Scarlett netted eight for the Bankers. In the other game, Duff Aggregates used free throws and Glenn's Auto, while Margo Levy was the top point getter for Dakota Bob's with 25. In the second contest. Dufferin Aggregates and Bank of Montreal played to a 27-27 draw. Julie, Hughes fast breaks to post a 29-22 victory over Dakota Bob's. P a m e l a Bendell scored eight for D u f f e r i n Aggregates. Joanna Reardon registered nine for Dakota Bob's. In other recent 'Play, Dakota Bob's and Glenn's Auto Service played to a 35-35 draw. A n n e Whitehead scored 10 for scored nine for the bank: Rhonda White netted 10 for Dufferin ggregates. yers in the league reside in both Ajax and Pickering. AJAX ' MINOR f HOCKEY ASSOCIATION SUNDAY, APRIL 21/95 7:00 P -M. - The Commodore's Room Max Community Centre -Tar NfVv.t;�1ivF:k•rN4.1k, i� A' Ah t� 10:r1r99&kd]E 5�A 69EEAR69 E pcvt mere from Seeirs LOWEST PRICES EVER! 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Good wages. Call (416)438-2530 or (416)439-6576. GIRLS WANTED FROM ONTARIO, between 6 - 19, to compete in this years 1996 Toronto Pageants. Over $20.000 in prizes and scholarships. Cap today 1- 800.367.2125 ext. 240 JEWELS BY PARK LANE has part -tine, hip-firne. big time openings. We have a great product, best hostess programs and fabulous inert• osawo�ve.TThisis wonderful venture: Cap about our up - = p coming Opportunity Meeting. Contact Linda 666-4049 Whitby, or Margaret 655.4376 Brook-Gn. LOOKING for good Com- puter knowledgeable peo- ple to do home installation of all PC models. Must have a good working knowledge of W095 and related software as well as modem operations. If this applies to you please send resume to:uF ture Kids Computer Lear'" cen- tres, 401 Kingston Rd. Pick. eringIV1 or email en Cmadd•aecent.net of 1 IIE* NEWS ADS ER,risix ���h`I).. APRII, 10. 1996-P'A(4: 37-A WE— Ge Help I eral Ge Hera I toL! eneral Office I SalesHelp/ Sales Help, HospitaV HospitaY Daycare P Help I Help Age MR Agent I Med icaYDemal IM, MedicaYDental IM Available MODELS SUPERINTENDANT COU. PLE - required for OTTAWA NEEDED h, -rise apt budding Female Ages Female Apartment benefit plus sal - Cleaning. maintenance 7-26 and office duties required EARN EXTRA Exp not necessary Call INCOME 905-666-2450 to arrange Travel to exciting appt. to submit resume - uon movie sets every cities: New York, SUPERINTENDENT Pads, Milan . Couple Experienced in Call for FREE Maintenance, Cleaning, DIP/CERT Illrllusstams lance available Quark. Fire safety and Security, Consultation. WHIMS training, painting, 430-5715 gardening, snow removal, that will be issued an inter- and etc. Live-in position, Premier, Access. Accpac. salary and benefits Re. tAVERIENCED LEGAL Real F state Secretary re fluffed Ability to work Inde pendently under pressure Must possess exr-eifent computer Skills. knowledge of W P 6 1 Windows and Conveyancer an asset. Submit resume including Salary Expectations and availability to P.O Box 26002. 206 King SI E Oshawa. Ontario, LIH 1C0 GENERAL Insurance Broker, Pickering,requires CSR with RIBO licence. mill 3 Yrs experience Call CRAFTS songs fun -riled planred activities provided h v05-0-20-9550: Fax 905 C/ mother with C ildcare MOVIE PEOPLE, Toron- sume's Only New Hope 420-9889 Skilled Skilled EXPERIENCED R . experience Family Studies Da care de ree. CPR. balanced fastest growing agency Non -Profit Dwellings !Dur- Help Help salesperson required im-111� Y meals. receipts arced s extras for film and TV ham) Inc 139 Ma S1reeL I Off1C@ IF you are marred. single mediately sell the numbr Wanted Heather 428 02,78 ry sin le parent div r d „.,k. all types. no exp req. North. Oshawa. Ontario `lose to E B Phin Public School, Altona and LOVING caring environ - Shepherd hon smoaer and filen' arge backyard, Help 9 o ce or separated or divorced or it l urn $7-$22 80/hr. Work LIG 7X1 or fax (905)404- Call Mystic Nails. 725- ,,o pb too log, free •sh- you are over 45 and were p.aranteed We place peo- 2547 NO PHONE CALLS BOOKKEEPERIOFFICE recently laid off you may - uon movie sets every Will be taken Closing date assistant regwred, full limequality ciaA strator. JayCall Jonathan for all resumes April 15. position for computer liter- DIP/CERT Illrllusstams lance available Quark. .116)961-2226. 1996 Only those resumes ate individual with Busi- Photo Shop. Director. _ f that will be issued an inter- ness Vision experience In- Premier, Access. Accpac. DEMONSTRATORS or 'rade shows required Start .,mediately Experience :referred, outgoing person- ai.ty, must be able to travel. Aqe not important. Contact , arry for immediate inter - new 1905) 434-7199 any - SUMMER JOBS IN WESTERN CANADA rancouver. Banff. Oka. Valley, tree planting Ye can help you reach 1000 employers. For a s, send a self ad- . ,s,ed stamped envelope OUEWEST DEPT. 351 54,^66 -707 Charest W., Cuebec, O.C. G1N 4T1 File# 9611 Oshawa This Week P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ontario LIH 71-5 SHIRT PRESSERS. r, c.' ­aieiy ,?t nr per wk. morning -ours. (905) 509-9385 terest in marketing an as. Autocad. C.4. Visual Basic. set Must be aggressive Unix. Novell Engineer, self-starter+ fax resume with Windows N.T, Small Talk. salary expectations to Power Point, Word. Excel. (905)683-5414 Durham Business Comput- er College, 427-3010 Skilled Skilled Im Help Im Help Heating and Rir Conditioning contractor is looking for a DISPRTCHER HURC knowledge and some mechanical aptitude would be an asset. Please FRH resume to: 905-683-0817 -,ne folding trader Cole- man Full time seasonal position. April October LIVE -in Caregiver needed DAYCARE Salary plus commission for 2 y, and 5 yr old. flexi- 8 M exp.. real rates. Send brief resume to Sun. ble hours. 7 days week ray RV Sales. 157 Baldwin English speaking and Ta ref. available. good St , Brooklin, Ontano LOB galog preferred Please Structured routine. CO leave message at 905-420- flex. hours, any age MARTIAL ARTS IN- 9802 welcome, back up Day- STRUCTORS, fullipart hme PICKERING area. Iive-out care provided hu Jrtsu. Tai Chi. Taekwon- caregiver with car required 42f3-8526 do Fax resume to 416- for 1 d 4 year old, perma- 281-3308. nent part-time. daytime DAYCARE available my `+ours. non-smoker. refer horse. newborn/ up Loving Hospital ences 831-2460 smoke-free safe environ- lim, IledKal Denta) RELIABLE CARING care meet, meals/ snacks Rea- sonable rates Westney giver needed for Two school Heights. Ajax Mana 428 - aged children, must be 1042 • • REQUIRED Homemakers. `lose to E B Phin Public School, Altona and LOVING caring environ - Shepherd hon smoaer and filen' arge backyard, TMS PAINTING FULL TIME APPRENTICESHIP plumber_ no !ob too small. & DECOR Call Mystic Nails. 725- ,,o pb too log, free •sh- references preferred Flex,- structured leaming - Mon - position in the Oshawa area for a mates, great prices. guar- anteed lowest 905- 725- level 1 & 2, and ole start date if interested tesson experience Nutri creative individual who is able to Fast. Clean. HCAs. Car an please :all Joanne 509- lious Snackshot lunches work with metal. Machine or ewel- I 12 years t-905-349 3636. 1905) 839—ARATI 3734 or ween. aYs ;415 Ckrse to park 2 v2-5 yr TOMMY'S HOME IM- 905-686-1514 asset. Call Gina 4125528 olds RomerglenMwy2 ry shop exp. an asset. Salary and TAX PREPARATION, Additions, basement span- area 686_4960 benefits. Resume to: with move. Park and load 436-3332 FI File x9610, • Cleaning INTERIM • EXPERIENCED Reiiapin Oshawa WhitbyThis Week, HEALTHCARE till - ;P. „til n lite care in r er 'home ,n Pieke•rg. P. O. Box 481, Oshawa LIH 71-5. tattwcpjllg Bwalx•r.ime-w FmIlw q verpool,*K sno area. • • on -eceipts Pet _ail 420-3054 BUSINESS & PROFESSONAL R 6 04019Z • It's always best to know who you're dealing with. :And these localpeople are your neighbors. They're always here help you!]r �� 1 J 10 r 1 V • : �■C .. • • • • r. -M, Painting ii a House r.M HouseGardening 6 , • Health. Inn ovtHtltlfrts Im overtlerlts I ovements • PlumbinLandsca i • • I Ix • I I • I I "' • I g • Decorating • Cleaning Cleaning re. Landscaping Beauty 'MISTER CHEAP'.Home FENCES a DECKS '• movements. rec rooms.in Want a CUSTOM DECK? ,is apartments, additions. Need a new FENCE', Let aces, decks, etc Lr GOODFELLOW do it Kgh nsed for over 20 years. Oual,ty Workmanship work guaranteed, for Guaranteed. 2 yr warranty c ee estimate call Ernie We also do Pod Cabanas. 5-404-8170 Gazebos & Sheds BOOK NOW for SPRING Ili AJAXFENCE, custom STALLATIONS For a cd fences 8 decks. FREE ESTIMATE call am -link. dog runs. GOODFELLOW FENCE 8 r ought -iron. repairs to ex- DECK (905)571-3145 SIGON Construction Ltd., serving Durham Region for ALVIN SAMEDAY NAVEL PIERCING, done PLUMBING I,censed TMS PAINTING culla. only $35 • parts plumber_ no !ob too small. & DECOR Call Mystic Nails. 725- ,,o pb too log, free •sh- Interior & Exienor _harge. Oshawa -toy mates, great prices. guar- anteed lowest 905- 725- European Workmanship 1 2507, Fast. Clean. y05 728-2716 reliable service 420-0081 goMoving & Storage MEN with large truck will do household moves. res;- • I'I Gardening 8 • # I Gardening 8 • LAWNMOWERS Tune- NAVEL PIERCING, done .' z -urge sharpen tat, C':tess,Onal way W culla. only $35 • parts war ar ear piercing gun. Pick-o'derivery from Pick- Call Mystic Nails. 725- enng •c Bowmamnile S5 0C 6960, for an appointment _harge. Oshawa -toy AVOID SPRING RUSH ',eel', NORTH STAR •lnaneial sil ENGINE SHOP•A�eax. irectory y05 728-2716 have heated storage units. FREE E -FILING refunds w,thir 2 wks Get your re - tum prepared by a proces- sional accountant Corpo- rate tax & ousiness ac. counting services available Judy Kuksis C G A ,905)420-2081 PERSONAL dentias. commercial. All • Landscaping Landscaping P.H.Ps (post holes Training, 1 -on -1 types of moves. CoA Can or posts set) Post noes Stop procrastinating, Jane 427-2856 piled , all concrete sup- Tum mush into muscles. AJAX Moving systems -toll TREE MAINTENANCE ib REMOVA pied ,sono tubes installed. 9 Also tree stump removal. Bobcat Seances, available. Exercise in your home or tree estimates. house �atfd fin f ck in 19 yrs. Additions. sundecks, • • Herldy1118n services, moves. appliance i*% Ii�VM IFOR SENH Cedar a pressure treated Our facility. tion, basement, decks, firm work door installation, base- patio doors, wndbwt:, rec- rooms, flagstone, free esti- I and piano specialists. Flat rate or hourly. We now AVOID SPRING RUSH lumber. All work guar- anteed. Serving Durham for Call Mark board, (905) 6192930 Bill Jr. mates, 905-5765760. Duncan, 987.1799 or 987- have heated storage units. Ci]1 VaIV! �Iw%s 12 years t-905-349 3636. 1905) 839—ARATI HOME MAPROvEMENTS - TOMMY'S HOME IM- 905-686-1514 Now offering tree Dozes 905-427-9558. 404-8036 (dial tone) 905- 3493696 TAX PREPARATION, Additions, basement span- PROVEMENTS- carpentry. ALL Pro Painting and 9 with move. Park and load t]a.i.Iliso•ai. r.r FI card • Cleaning free ldelwe tncal. plumbing, ceramic tiles, meets, floor installations, drywall, basement opts., rec special, starting at 599. and • OO g, • TOP SOIL from S15 per or LIP ry carpentry. From small repairs kitchen/bathrooms, decks, room, paintingand deco- Wallpapering, interior/exte- • I • yard, Cedar Mulch fro. S30 Whitby and surrounding to major renovabons. f nor, stucco ceiling• general up Call illi information. Carpeting tellaflre Fully fences, tree estimates. Call rating, ceramic blas. Call 725-0005 or 427.0005. per yard. Total property area. Only 515.96 (Personal guaranteed, free eslitmeles. Torn (905) 839.1333, or pager Tommy at (905)420-8105. repairs, top quality work. KST GROUNDSKEEPING - maintenance programs return) Accuracy and confi- (905)668-3300 DELZOTfO FENCIItIG Decks Ctlaln folk. IfOfl _ (416)336-5957 • • Herldy1118n reasonable rates 2096 senors discount. 404-9669. J.S. ARMSTRONG DEV. MIC. Specializing in custom hordes, additions, renwa tions, rec rooms and base- rnent apartments. Res-iden- DRYWALL and painting, boarding• taping, texturing, Smola ions 15 andrepairs. Small airs- tial and commercial. Serving Durham Region for over 15 ZZFree consultation. Call 905 �2a 5706. Motif 416),-tr1� POLDOM Renovations. r`xT Basements, bathrooms, 6456 drywall, painting, textured ceilings, carpentry. For pro- fessional service call 905 - DUCTWORK installed, 721.2310. moved, relocated. Excellent rates Free estimates. Elec- trostatic air cleaners, hu- midifiers. Big, Small jobs. Call Pau! 42&0295. EUROPEAN file special- st, will renovate your bath rim. or kitchen walk, as well as floor tiles. Caood raf- r''ernces and satisfaction aranteed. For free asli- tescall D. Dykstra 725- 13 BY W. LEAVER Additions, second stories, finished bsmts.i bath- rooms, decks, lila d wood floors, doors & windows, guaranteed and reliable call Walter (905)426-2145 • I • Plumbing • AAA -LICENSED PLUMBER available. All your plumbing needs. Compete renovations Guaranteed lowest prlcest No job too small!! Senior discount. (905)432-2913 penence. Free estimates, Serving Durham and out of town area. Ken 434-4500. NOVA DESIGNTECH - Regular and Decorative Painting. Faux Finishes. MARRY -O -THE -MOVERS - Kids rooms, murals, signs. Move big or small, we price Residential 8 Commercial. them all! Free estimates, Call Connie 1-905.435- seniors discount. short notice 9997 moves. Pianos moved, also appliances. Comparable ..__.__.� rates. Call 432-2850 MICHALSKI MOVING - houses. apartments, offices, appliances and piano spe- cialists. Senior and mid- month discounts. Licensed, insured. Free estimates. Excellent service. Call 436- 7795. CARPET Installations - 25 lawn curling, Spring from $19 75/week. Call dentiality guaranteed. (9051 years experience. re- 8 Fall cleanups, aerating, GREEN THUMB 905-786- 728-0238 stretching• our speciality. de -thatching. trnkrxng, gar- 2150 or 1-800.760.1058. TAX RETURNS - Personal Free estimates. D d N den work, eavestrough • • and small business Pick up Duncan, 987.1799 or 987- cleaning Free quotation ! and delivery available Cali 1800 Call Ralph, Worthington 3 905-686-1514 905-427-9558. • House t]a.i.Iliso•ai. r.r - - . • • • Cleaning • I Gardaili" 8 CWdwf>Rs•••tt OAPaalior� • tattwcpjllg Bwalx•r.ime-w FmIlw q • • on Wit taw rbrrlR Lxoa 1Grli fSERME One Maid for your choice of cleaning Specializing in quality not quantity Insured & Bonded 905-6194SOU Saturday service available Li,lPefr rM iHa,fi•r�f rave HEINRICH MAC,1CIAN, clown friends. LANDSCAPING ready to entertain for any age. Interlocking any occasion.Birthdays. pro - Stones & Ponds. Retaining Walls. Etc. 905-839-5349 motions. openings, fund rais- ers. Magic shows are fun! Lettuce help 839.7057 or 728.8334. RABBITwants work doing magic for children's parbes and all occassions. Have my own magician. Call Er- nie 668-4932. PAGE: 38 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED- APRI1. 10, 1996 Offices Office Articles Garage/ Garage/ Automobiles Automobile Help IM, Help , Help Im Help For Sale Yard Sales � Yard Salesgin, For Sale I Wanted Pitney Bowes Is number one In the mailing equipment systems and software Industry and a leader In copier, facsimile and other business equipment as well. Our continued suc- cess has led to the following opportunities, in our Pickering and Richmond HIII locations, for BILINGUAL individuals eager to apply their skills with a company that has a clear vision of its future. Agents de • Part-time or Full-time The expansion of our Direct Marketing Centre, located on Bayty Street In Pickering, has created a number of opportunities for highly motivated, bilingual telemarketers to gener- ate leads and market our mailing products to a wide range of businesses. You'll enjoy the challenges of serving all Pitney Bowes Product Divisions In our fast -paced, automated environment. You have superior verbal communications skills In both English and French, excellent listening abilltiesand a professional and persuasive telephone manner. Keyboard efficiency and previous salesirtelemarketing experience are definite assets. The ability to work flexible hours between 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m Is required Computer literacy Is mandatory for this position. Ref. #PB-PK01 Representants en - e Part-time or Full-time We have opportunities for accomplished, bilingual Collections Representatives at our Pickering (Bayty Street) and Richmond HIII locations. You have a minimum of one year of credit/collections experience complemented by demonstrated abilities In persuasive collection techniques Assertive and enthusiastic, you are able to handle changing priorities, meet tight deadlines, manage several tasks Simultaneously and are detall oriented and dedicated to excellence in customer service Strong mathematical and administrative skills are essential. A professional telephone manner and good keyboarding and business writing skills are also required Computer literacy is mandatory for this position. Ref#PB-Pi We offer competitive compensation and benefits packages To apply, please tax/send your resume, In confidence, clearly Indicating the appropriate reference number, to Jill Spalla, Pitney Bowes, 2200 Yonge Street, Suite 100, Toronto, Ontario M4S 3E1 Fax (416) 484.3800 While we appreciate all responses vve receive, ony candidates to be interviewed will be contacted. Pitney Bowes is proud to be a recipient of a 1994 Certificate of Ment for initiatives in Employment Equity. IMDaycare Articles Available I for Sale LIVERPOOL/ FINCH Daycare in me 11 -hest environment for your developing child Educa- tional games, toys, other activities Large play area. k+doonoutdoor 4201073 MATURE mother willing 10 do daycare. ages 2 12 and up. Oklahoma and White's Rd (905) 420- 4476 NURSE,'Mom providing toying, teaching envaron- mment for your child, play - area, reading, outdoors, trips. crafts. hot meals, snacks Non-smoking home. receipts Call 721- 2945 E�Mhnted EXPERIENCED MEDI- CAL SECRETARY is seek- ing part-time position. Dic- taphone. carputenzed biti- ng. excellent people skills. Minimal orientation need- ed. References supplied. Available immediately. Call Olive 905.9851639. noFirewood SKIDS 8 Pallets for fire- wood, hardwood 6 soft- wood mixed, pre cut or bro- ken, delivery available, large ti small loads. Limited time offer. call (905)430- 9013 Flea Market LARGE chest freezer. 5325.686-8085 a PIECE, sold walnut dining room rude. $775. 5 Poe antique bedroom slide $575, antique tall boy dresser $175. 2 - 26' color t. v..s $100 each 1.20' col- or I $75 6 dressers S45 - 5130 eacn. 3 pc sectional sofa $425. Queen sae tied sola 5295 . 4 recliners $35 $75 each. loveseal $85, 2 coffee tables $65 each. 3 armchairs S65 each. 2 d- ace desks $75 each, 4 set of lutchen tables and chairs S50 - $175, waterbed frame Walk lacquer 6 drawers, $100. 3 fndges $65-$85 and $115. maple school desk $30 697-3532 ABOVE -GROUND pod, 18 ft.. great condition, in- cludes all accessories, unique liner. $2000 or best offer. Must remove yourself. Call 90583-0978. ALL BERMA TEAK well unit, toffee table, 2 end ta- bles, chesterfield, char. call gam to 1 pm. 723-0938 APARTMENT fudge, Nor- dic track walk fit. Kenmore dehumidifier. 21 ft. Prowler trailer on lakefront, for more information call 433-8193 after 6 p.m. ART! Limited Editions. Trisha Romance , Eliza- beth Berry, Brent Town- send. Professionally framed, double matted. Must Sell. $130 905-725- 3899. BABY furniture. 3 pc. 'Little Folks' mahogany 5 drawer dresser, change table. and crib with mattress. Brand new. $1200 White baby's cradle with mattress $250 after 6pm and weekends 666-8198. BOYS bedroom furniture. sold birch mate's bed with mattress. matching desk and char excellent condi- tion $625 Call 420-66623 CARPET 3 rooms. $299, price incudes 35 yards of carpet, premium pad , and installation Sal 905-432- 2750 Pitney Bowes In business to get your business done. Articles For Sale Carpet Broker, t oo Nylon thick. plush. stain re- sistant carpet For 3 rooms, only $369 00 Price in- cludes 30 Sq- yds carpet. dektxe pad and installation in your home Free quota. tion in your home No n- fera 1, no payment for one full year. Daniel. i -8o0- 217-0104 CARPET MILL DIS- TRIBUTORS, 12 months No payments. No interest, (OAC) 3 rooms (30sq.yds ) installed with deluxe pad from only $399 Specials on Vinyl. Ceramic and Hardwood Flooring. Free Shop At Hone. 1.800-663- 6046. CARPET, Fallirgbroolk, your home at discount pric. es. Vinyl, stain resistant. Price includes pad and ex- pert installation. Call Nick at(905)655-3519. CARPETS - las d carpel. 100% nylon. new stain re- lease carpets on rard,1 wap carpet 3 roans, $349. Price incudes carpet, premium pad, expert installation, fast delivery, free estimates (30 yards) Norman 686-2314. CHOP saw. belt sander, tile cutter, diamond -blade life cutter (cordless), vibra- tor sander, router, 12 speed bike, new. 5 -speed bike, 600. BOO, humidifier, rubber tree plants. 15' tires. freezer. Bauer skates, size 8. Skill saw, weight ma- chine. 2001. Shop vac. 723--9861 COMPUTER - 486 DX. 450 Meg HD, 8 Meg Ram, SVGA colour. CO Rom package.S1125 655-5605 COMPUTER, 386 system. with 4 meg memory. mon, tor. keyboard and printer, $495 Fax machine 5169, Dot MAtrix printer $69 430-5615 Articles For Sale COMPUTERS - LAP- TOP notebooks from $195 486 Dx 2166 over- drive systems with color monitors from $849, up- grade ram on System pur- chase 4 mb S89 8 mb S185 Quad speed CO roil kms and sound cards - with system $169 Basic com- puter instruction classes starting this week at Clar- ington Computer. 164 Baseline Rd E . (Just east of Flying Dutchmen Hotel I Bowmamilk DOOOG ROOM set, in- cludes china cabinet, oval table, one leaf, 4 chairs. dark wood. excdlenl condi- tion. $900. 666-2389 DOM OGROOM, solid oak table. bullet, 4 Chairs; bed- room - full doubts bed with mattress (4 sets drawers). good condition. 686-8441 after 6 p.m. OMMASHER. badge. stove, queen beds. lanes. Macintosh computers, mo- dams. book -cases. All must go. Cap 905-839-9259. DUNCAN FIFE table 5350, french provincial 3 PC. set. $225.. 2 end tables, $60, sofa • chair $125. 15 gallon fish tank 3 stand $40, TVs 8 dressers. 263- 2191 ELECTRIC hot water tank, 43 gal., brand new slip in box, $399. new 10 yr. warranty. Take best offer. 5791570. DIAMOND RING, set. 64 Carat. pear , plus 12 bnll- ants. appraised $5,200 Beautiful set, Asking $1650 final. 432-8919 FOR SALE DAT player - Panasonic Excellent Con- dition Hardly Used $700 O.B O Call 905-721-2490 GOLF CLUBS - TOMMY Armour 854's - one year old, 2 thru P W plus S W and lob wedge $800 obo Call 433-0448. KEEP YOUR 8 mm IS su. eepoe ( ) CLASSY GOODS per 8 film, safe on high Articles qualify vrdeo,Tnple R Video 48 Richic Ave. (Ajax) cast of Wiwtney Transfer otters the best on Saturday, April 13th; 8.R) am. price with music added no Kitchen and houv, hold effort, extra charge call 905-725- including Fngli%h bone china 1001 DISH, digital sound/picture. KELVINATOR host free fridge 19 cu n . Inglis range Computer Computer with solid elements. both in ' Video Video up excellent condition $550 Tel h n 905 839 OWN BY PHONE Only - 6278 INTERNET SERVICE KID'S STUFF - change tenor AVAILABLE tables (21. playpen, stroller, Articles bike. take' sleds. toys' Home and web page creation Hyper much more All clean, in exc Gond 905-666-4393 link and server storage. KITCHEN cupboards. CaU John Dt(ri wte complete set. double sink, at 579-4400 fan, fndge 8 stove. in - DISH, digital sound/picture. tenor railing. solid birch ptubk bunk bed. kitchen table set. $75-S350/item Call Articles (905)668-3951 / For Sale MOFFAT full size fridge top breeder. Non shad - ane stove (self clean oven). ding, great wo kids, raw - 5 yrs old, almond. like new. RCA 18' SATELLITE $700 for pair 839-0478 DISH, digital sound/picture. NEW and used filing cab- remote. over 175 channels nets fromonly $69 gg to moose from RENT TO furniture. Tables and OWN BY PHONE Only while quantities last 2.3.99 week Call 1-905- drawer lateral cabinets 571-1413 571-1 starting from only $9999 oft -body restoration, ready and up Quality new and TWO LADIES fur coats used chairs from only size 10-12 (Blond Wildcat S4999 Steel desks S Black Muskrat) ONE $7999 Speedy Office York 2001 workout gym - Centre 668-OSM Whitby complete ONE HO scale OAK/PINE FURNITURE- train set, many accessories. Way pay retail pncesI One mounted on tables. 905. of Ontario's oldest and lar- 430-9785 please call after gest manufacturers is now sell- direct to the 7 Om Eg. oak pedestal table and 4 chairs 5849. 7 ft double Pedestal and 6 chairs $1499. cannnonban beds tom 5399: Over 20 stain choices. an solid, no Wood- working Traditional 905-985-8774 PIANO, Kimball . 10 years old. Best offer Please rap after 6 30 p.m (905) 430- 2661 PIANO. Masson and Risct'. ,pnght. in excellent condition asking $1.400 or best offer 666-3558 eve PIANOS - GRANDFA- THER CLOCKS Please excuse the mess we're renovatirgi New and used pianos Not sure? Rent to own, apt sue. upright. grand. digital. keyboards NI 1995 merchandise re- duced, Tekp Piano Works. 433-1491 RARE FIND! Sold cherry wood table and 6 Wandsor chain by Pennsylvania House Table $1600. Windsor chars 5205 each. Call Katherine 435-0639 RESTAURANT fades. egnt 36' round 5 oblong 26 x 44, prone 726.6213 FOR SALE . WASHERS dryers. stoves. $175 and up 3 month warranty Re- paar service flat rate $35 a up Wanted, Appliances working or not Indges. slaves, washers dry- ers.905-438-1545. cover- ing Counce to Pickering area SATELLITE DISH, Cheyenne IR/D plus. re- ceiver ! descrambter. $1050 or best offer 905- 263-8617 or leave mes- saw SHEDMAN - Quality barn SW shed wt 9 x 8' 5394 plus tax. Many other saes and styles available. Also garages and decks For more info. call 905.619- 2093. WALL UMT/ENTER- TAINMENT CENTER, oak, excellent condition, $1.000 or best offer 686- 2641 ' Articles Wanted ANTIQUES Absolutely. Purchasing furnmure or an- y hang old. Scientific instru- ments. china. salver. aklver- bwq. toys, decoys. dolts. milk bottles, collections or estates Cap Robert Bowen Antiques (905) 655-8049. Brooklm UNWANTED Scrap metal pc -ed up tndges. stoves. washers. dryers. cars. trucks, etc. Call (905)430- 9013 Computer Anternet WEB SITES, $99 per year Busy location Call 1905)438-8045 Rp Spa Pools, EARLY BIRO SPECIAL 16' x 24' rectangular Kayak Pool includes decks 8 fenc- ng 54.995 Meets local by- laws. 25yr wart" 1-800- 6687564 Pickenng/Alax. phone B 416-796-750 9����,,,,1l..,,,�, • ' BOW" BORDER collies, working or competition, registered, wormed and Ist needles. ready to go 966-1030 SIBERIAN HUSKY pup- pies, registered. shots. do- wormed. e•wor ed. home raised. well socialized, paper trained. 9 weeks old. Males 6 fe- males. Oshawa 579-5730 SOFT TOP TAN for Jeep YJ. Fits 1987-1995. $550 BEDLINGTON Tomer Pup- obo. Set motorcycle Ieath- pies for sale from Pedigre ers. sae 42 pkts matching top breeder. Non shad - helmet. red. black and ding, great wo kids, raw - white. $450. obo. 985-7709 tared. vet. checked with atter 4 p.m. shots. etc. 613177-2664. SOLID OAK FURNI- TURE, get factory direct A savings on quality solid oak ' ' S furniture. Tables and chairs, hutches and buffets. coffee sofa and end tables, 1969 EL Carmno SS, full rockers and much much oft -body restoration, ready more. Visit our new show- for paint. Best Offer. Cap af- room today. Oak Unlamted ter 6pm905-885.0905. Furniture (1995 Inc.) 95 King St. W. Bowmanville. 1984 Buick Riviera, grey, (905) 623-2365 307 motor, 122.000kirl door, new pant.immaculate SHARP 27' FLAT condition. Asking $4500 SQUARE MONITOR, tele- o.b.o.Certified. Call 576 - vision, one gun tube, MTS 4747.Ask for Red,Senous stereo decoder, on screen inquiries only. display. high resolution 1981 DODGE Anes, 4• ie tube, satellite ready. RENT door, automatic, p/b, TO OWN BY PHONE. Only new 1988 motor, new front $7 49/week. Call 1.905- brakes, safety 8 certified. 571.1413. $1499. Call 905-697-1045, KENWOOD PROLOGIC 1984 OLDS CUTLASS HOME THEATER STEREO SUPREME mint interior, pig 5 speakers, dual cas- great engine, needs body sette. 5 disk CD, am/fm tun. work $1000 certified. 905- er amp, stand RENT TO 576-5415 OWN BY PHONE Only 1985 5TH AVENUE, fully $1666/week Call 1-905- loaded, V8, asking $2000 571.1413 FREE DELIV or best offer 432-3945 after ERY /SET UP 4 p.m. gITITAullo7biles For Sale 1985 Cadillac Seville D'elegance. 130K, power everything including root, electronic dash, sympho- ny sound, black/grey. leather, tint, cellular, viper alarm. $6000 firm Seri- ous inquiries only (905)420-5979 1985 IROC Z28. metallic silver, 5 -speed. 109.00c km. mint condition, fully. loaded 8 will certify Call 905-436-1515 1965 TOYOTA VAN LE. 7 Passenger. loaded. $2.500 certified of best off- er Telephone (905) 619- 9605 1986 Plymouth Voyager, regularly maintained 7 pas- senger, automatic air,no rust Mint condition Asking 54999 certified Call 668- 4013 1986 Pontiac Parisienne Brougham Loaded Very clean in and out $2200 certified 985-3561 after 6 weekdays. weekend any- time 1986 RELIANT. 133 kms 4 cir auto S900. 1988 Nis- san Sentra. 2 dr 5 speed. with air $2995 Gerry (905)718-1020 1987 Celebrity 28 rtNYti port. 52195 combed. 1983 Calls" V6. automatic. $1095 certified 1988 Ford Taurus. 4 cylinder, au- tomatic. $2495 certified Phone 404-9759 1987 FORD ESCORT hatchback. blue. as is. $500 or nearest offer after 5 p m 905-619-2478 1987 PONTIAC 6000. 2.8 multi -injection. 52800 Cert, fid Cap 420-5894 19" Cavalier, solver 4 door ps. pb. 179.000 km $700 as as. Never any trou- ble starting tot does have rust. Great as winter or starter car 905-723-6120 1981 FORD TAURUS LX. 3 8 Litre. fully equipped. 120.000 m4es. 53.150 or best offer (905) 649-2888 Terry 1989 HONDA ACCORD, 00 taupe, 5 speed. P.W. pol, cruise. very dean, certified $6,499. 1988 DODGE SHADOW 4 din., 4 cyl., auto, am-tm cars, 88.000 kin, fully cenilloW. dark Wown mel 1992 PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE Coupe, auto trans. am -fm Cass, Spot OVeS, low km. Vely dean, fully cefb., th'6,6f4. 1984 CHEM CARGO 3.4 VAN, aulo. p.s., p.b., runs good, urcen., needs very little work $1,550. 19M AEROSTAR 8 pass., auto trans, ak, budget price. For fast. unced. $3,199 PELESHOK MOTORS AJAX LTD. 509 BAYLY ST. E, AJAX,ONT. 6833110 1990 FORD PROBE lady owned /driven. 4 cyl., auto, air, sunroof. 4 new tires, ex- haust, brakes Good con- dilion 905-668-9969. 1991 Honda Civic. 96,000 km. 5 -speed, anvftn Cass. Peter 434-7564. 1991 STYLUS ISUZU. Red, low kms, well main- tained. 5 speed. $4999 cert. Looks 8 drives like new. Must Sell 905-831-6004 or 416-287-3644 evenings. 1992 BERTTA GTZ, sporty car, excellent condi- tion. quad 4, 5 speed. air, 95 K. non smoker. $10,000. Phone 436-0698 1994 Cavalier VL. 4 door, red, auto. air, ABS, P4., P/T. delay wipers. AM/FM cas- sette., 55,000 Kil. $9700 cedilied 1-705-887.5729 1995 PONTIAC Trans Am. V-8,350. Arctic White. T -roots. CD player, auto. loaded with options.Take over GM Discounted Lease S655/mo Over 3 years or buy out $27.900 Summer is coming! Call Pete (905) 576.1616 19% PONTIAC Sunfire 4 dr., loaded, including cast aluminum trims, and larger 150 hp motor 3.500 kd asking $18,500- Less than GM cost 579-5352 after 6 pm 1987 NOVA (Corolla) 4 dr. hatch. 5 speedone owner, highway driven, new brakes, am/fm cassette stereo Economical , excel- lent running, well main- tained, extra rims. $2500. certified call 905-725-0104 MCMILLAN 8 WIFE Auto Sales 1989 Ford F150 with 152 km. $5.295.. 1990 Sundance a/c 146 km, 54,995. 1989 Club wagon F250 Ford clean 12 passenger S5,495 1989 Cavalier. 4 Cyl., automatic. 134 km $5.495. 1985 Cut- lass Cruiser wagon. 6 cyl . $2.695 Spring Special 1988 Pontiac 6000. exc cord low km, only $4.595 1987 8200 p u low km. 54.495 1986 Ford convey sion van, exc for travel only 54.495 1987 Cadillac Seville, loaded. 55.995 1986 Dodge Aries, clean, SI.895 cert Many cars to choose from under $3.000 certified. McMillan 6 Wife Auld Saks. 200 Dundas St w . Downtown Whitby, Whitby, Ontario 666-3361 SECOND CHANCE FI- NANCING, Discharged / or not Bankrupts and oth- ers. 16 yrs exp 'Over 700 clients' Easy Terms / Rea- sonable Rates 'New l Used Vehicles, Trustee Recommended -Cal Gary Wood ( anytime) 905-420- 9979 or 905-891-2447, 1020 Brock Rd S Pdcler- 09 SPRING INTO ONE of 38 quality recondi- tioned certified auto on sale. Eq. Sporty 3 Cava leer Z24's from $6.995. 1969 Probe burgundy aura, air, S5.495. seven mina vans loaded from 54,995. Class - 1985 Caddy Seville. runt. loaded, leath- er. remote. $4.995 1992 Grand Prix SE loaded while, sale $9.195 Low k's. 1990 Lumina Euro loaded, burgundy $8.625 1991 Cavalier R S 3 1 V-6 wow $8.5551991 Caval er Coupe sale 56.665. 1968 Jimmy S-10 loaded Gypsy 4 z 4 A-1 wow 58.395 1990 Fireflys (2) $3.995., 1988 Nissan Micra, $2.695, 1969 Colt GT auto, $5,295. 1986 Nissan Multi's from $2.995. Financing from warranties. Certicw Auto Center, 155 King St. W. at Midtown Wil -When out customary send their friends•. 579-2U6 Open Sun- day - CALL hili -0627 FOR THIS WEEKS Fill CIALS' Come and drive one d this weeks Best Buys from our selection of quality vehicles: 1986 Monte Gar- b SS, silver, $7450; 1989 Mazda Truck. tong box. $4450; 1992 Cavalier S.W., a gam., $7950; 1992 L,xni- na Euro 73km, $11,750. Prices that caul be beat from Ryan Auto Sales, 517 Brock St. N. Whitby. 666- 0627. Pager 721-5959. fflWAU110mobilles Wanted WE PAY SS CASH SS �� TI��leMR No ONE PAYS MOREL AUTOMOBILES and trucks wanted for scrap. Any condition, any age, free removal in the !Durham Region, cash paid Also needed, '81 Chev Pickup. Call anytime, Oshawa 431- 0407. CARS FOR CASH! We buy used vehicles. Vehi- cles must be in running condition . Call 427-2415 or come to 479 Bayty St. East, Ajax at MURAD AUTO SALES. Cash For Cars From $30 - S3.000 on scrap and go�used ve us a call for your un - anted vehicles. Let's Ik. Anything, anytime, rywhere. Call us first. (905) 509-5584 (416) 571-2155 pgr. (416) 375-0105 SCRAP 8 USED CARS WANTED WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE 'FREElowing for scrap. used or abandoned cars trucks lhr pick-up. top prices paid. up to $100 (416) 281-3499 (416)281-9804 Trucks 9n, for Sale 1977 GMC Shortbox, for parts Rebuill motor, new rear -end. new transmission, all this year Best offer Call after bpm 666-5175 or 665- 7517 ISM GMC Safari work van, engine has less than 30K. replaced 1 year ago. WD suspension, auto- 4 3L. $3000 as a 905.427-0216 1989 Ford 1/2 -ton. F-150, 5 -speed standard w/over. drive. very good condition. 300 cubic engine. p. s.. Mt windows. custom sun visor. running boards, many ex. tras. $6900 o.D.O. certified (905) 404-92M FR4WfleelVDrive 1986 GMC conversion van, 4 captain's chairs, one bench seat, excellent shape, 55.000 or best off- er Financing available (905) 725--6.54 M Trailers BUY on lot or tow away. 1995 Quintin 19 ft L Sport. fully cuslomazed. sale be- cause of health reasons. 905-43"r74 MA440 Parts lk Repairs CLASS 'A' auto mechan- ic Auto repairs below shop rates. Free estimate with work guaranteed. Call John 905-579-1385 E2911116"cift 1980 YAMAHA XS 1100 SPECIAL- only 15.000 original kms., shaft dmren, complete with front terring and Alpine stereo. Excellent shape. Great deal! $2000 as is o.b.o. Call(905)725-2383. 19M 500 HONDA Inter- ceptor under 10.000 km.. like new. Call 905-436- 1515. Open 9 to 9 by appt. Monday to Saturday Motorcycle, Auto, and very contpetadve. Property rates. call Jones -Dooley Insurance Broker (905) 427-3595 INSURANCE 683-9725 PINE RIDG ---� INSURANC K'. AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 applianc- es, underground parking. 55 FALBY CRT. MON - FRI"9 A.M - 5 P.M. (905)683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED ONE bedrourn basement F61111T0_WMo biles tir.lr J. • t 1 , �� i♦ r J c a r rt .f 1 r 1 l, I I I• •, , rI, MZApartments For Rent Apartments Auctions THE NFAVS ADVER•IISER, 1oli APRIL 10, 1996 -PAGE 39-:1 1986 Indy 600. Limited ,I:p•,n Showroom condi For Rent a apartment. Brock RdiH 2. 1M' e ' Auctions mall Auctions rem, Auctions e ' ' Auctions e ' Auctions e ' Auctions AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 applianc- es, underground parking. 55 FALBY CRT. MON - FRI"9 A.M - 5 P.M. (905)683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED 1988 SKIDOO stratos. . xceiient t, wlihon, low km. tri double trader Asking ,2200 Weekdays atter porn Call 619.1262 017Apartments For Rent WHITBY/BOWMANVILLE & 3 bedrooms avail ible immediately Call 416)-7894145. or (905) 565-7602 AVAILABLE IMME- DIATELY Whitby 1 bed basement apt 3 •wc2 bath. use of laundry 3625 mo Inclusive. first 8 ast. references. 723-7306 2 PE DROOM apartment for Downtown Oshawa -3,ann, new with balcony Call Carmen 723- 3 • -� 3 bedroom apartments. 8 ~tory building. close to schools. library. South GM plant Available immediate y and Nov 428-6328 1- ';m lot appointment 1 -BEDROOM apartment, cr vT- eWrance,'parkini. ti $8257month. uta, ,...,s 5 appliances intluded c,a,iable June 1 Can 430- ,tJi.t A MUST SEE- Oshawa. 2 ...r apartment in 3 - ;nit contemporary budding ,lean. quiet. secure Laun- try. private yard. parking On bus route $740/month inclusive. 1sVlast, referenc- es, no pets 668-1432 piease Leave message AVAILABLE **ME- DIATELY, Whitby Ap! bu ting.. spacious. carpet- ed. newly painted. with bai- .:ony, close to bus, shop - king, an utilities included. 'rst r last required, no pets, bedroom $625. 2 bed - ')OM. S725 can 430-0134 BACHELOR apartment, - ,, y renovated. available May 1, Oshawa Centre'G- . c area. Fridge, stove. car. ng $495 per mo in - us ve Call 571-5320 BROCK RD. Hwy 2, 2 ! •-•1'oom basement, apan- ,'lent, bright and clean, non smoker no pets. $745 in- clusive available now 686- 1650 CLEAN 2 -bedroom apan- ,nents available imme- diately Close to downtown. 0 C Starting at 5650 Call 4,A-0905 DELUXE 3 -bedroom apartments In well kept quiet building, In Pon Perry, 15 min. north of Oshawa, balcony with sldrng doors, arge liv,ngroom, 1000 sq_ ft living space. 1 bath $840 or 2 baths $855 plus hydro Call 728-2255 or 985-7349. GORGEOUS 1 BED- ROOM. bsrni apt. in Rouge area, sep. ant., Avail. to mature wonting person. No Pets. no smoking, call 905- 509-3043 HWY# 2 One bedroom basemerM Non smoker, no pets, S625 at inclusive. Larry Guirttond Sutton Group (905) 619.9600 LIVERPOOL and Bayly, bright two bedroom base- ment apt., sep. entrance, Parking, close to Go. 401, Pickering Town Centre. Available May 1. $750. 837-0016 LOWER apt. of duplex, 3 bedrooms, walkout to yard. Iridge, stove, washer, dryer. S725/plus hydro, Cable and lelephone. Apr. 15. Jarvis/ Lauder/Oshawa. 905-579- 3342 ONE BEDROOM ONE bedrourn basement F61111T0_WMo biles apartment, S,mcoe St N pliances. separate S575 Inclusive, firstllast re- trance, fenced yard. quired Available May 1 plus 1/3 utilities 416265- 432-1255 after 12 1986 Indy 600. Limited ,I:p•,n Showroom condi ONE bedroom basement ' -tri Must be seen. Mint apartment. Brock RdiH 2. 1M' t,?300 985-3561 after 6 available May 1. $560/ r eekdays. Weekend any- month inclusive Call 683- ,ne 6934 1988 SKIDOO stratos. . xceiient t, wlihon, low km. tri double trader Asking ,2200 Weekdays atter porn Call 619.1262 017Apartments For Rent WHITBY/BOWMANVILLE & 3 bedrooms avail ible immediately Call 416)-7894145. or (905) 565-7602 AVAILABLE IMME- DIATELY Whitby 1 bed basement apt 3 •wc2 bath. use of laundry 3625 mo Inclusive. first 8 ast. references. 723-7306 2 PE DROOM apartment for Downtown Oshawa -3,ann, new with balcony Call Carmen 723- 3 • -� 3 bedroom apartments. 8 ~tory building. close to schools. library. South GM plant Available immediate y and Nov 428-6328 1- ';m lot appointment 1 -BEDROOM apartment, cr vT- eWrance,'parkini. ti $8257month. uta, ,...,s 5 appliances intluded c,a,iable June 1 Can 430- ,tJi.t A MUST SEE- Oshawa. 2 ...r apartment in 3 - ;nit contemporary budding ,lean. quiet. secure Laun- try. private yard. parking On bus route $740/month inclusive. 1sVlast, referenc- es, no pets 668-1432 piease Leave message AVAILABLE **ME- DIATELY, Whitby Ap! bu ting.. spacious. carpet- ed. newly painted. with bai- .:ony, close to bus, shop - king, an utilities included. 'rst r last required, no pets, bedroom $625. 2 bed - ')OM. S725 can 430-0134 BACHELOR apartment, - ,, y renovated. available May 1, Oshawa Centre'G- . c area. Fridge, stove. car. ng $495 per mo in - us ve Call 571-5320 BROCK RD. Hwy 2, 2 ! •-•1'oom basement, apan- ,'lent, bright and clean, non smoker no pets. $745 in- clusive available now 686- 1650 CLEAN 2 -bedroom apan- ,nents available imme- diately Close to downtown. 0 C Starting at 5650 Call 4,A-0905 DELUXE 3 -bedroom apartments In well kept quiet building, In Pon Perry, 15 min. north of Oshawa, balcony with sldrng doors, arge liv,ngroom, 1000 sq_ ft living space. 1 bath $840 or 2 baths $855 plus hydro Call 728-2255 or 985-7349. GORGEOUS 1 BED- ROOM. bsrni apt. in Rouge area, sep. ant., Avail. to mature wonting person. No Pets. no smoking, call 905- 509-3043 HWY# 2 One bedroom basemerM Non smoker, no pets, S625 at inclusive. Larry Guirttond Sutton Group (905) 619.9600 LIVERPOOL and Bayly, bright two bedroom base- ment apt., sep. entrance, Parking, close to Go. 401, Pickering Town Centre. Available May 1. $750. 837-0016 LOWER apt. of duplex, 3 bedrooms, walkout to yard. Iridge, stove, washer, dryer. S725/plus hydro, Cable and lelephone. Apr. 15. Jarvis/ Lauder/Oshawa. 905-579- 3342 ONE BEDROOM base- men`! apartment 4 ap- pliances. separate en- trance, fenced yard. $600 plus 1/3 utilities 416265- 8398 after 4 p m PICKERING. One bed- ioor^ r- .emer! apartment, 4 appliances. central air. 'replace, $650 inclusive No pets. IsVlast, May Ist 839-0263 OSHAWA 2 bedroom apartmen!. available at 888 and 900 Gen St Close to schools. shopping and G M Utilities included First/last required. Call 728 4993 OSHAWA. newly renovat- ed one & two bedroom, in- cludes heat and hydro, Parking and laundry avail able No pets. non- smokers. Call (905)831- 8030 OSHAWA great one bedrnc,^ basement apart- ment, plus storage room, separate entrance. fire- place. shared laundry, all in quiet neighbourhood Har- monyrKing area $650 trod basic utilities (905) 686- 7016 OSHAWA 1 bedroom up- per 'icor apartment for rent 5700 month AND Base- ment 2 bedroom $600 month Istnast required Phone days 905-725-8911 and evenings IS weekends 905-668-4016 OSHAWA, bedroom, 5690 in aptbuilding- In cludes heat, hydro. ap- pliances, laundry on site Convenient to 401 and city bus routes Available May 433-0677 CLEAN 'anlly building. Oshawa north, one. two & three bedroom Includes Heat. hydro. fridge. stove. laundry fatuities 723-2094 OSHAWA c'ose to GM. newe, b, -111,9, 1, 2, 3 - bedroom apartments 905- 438-0229 OSHAWA John - Center Street One bedroom apart- ment available May 1/96, S655/mo prkg and util mold Laundry facilities available. Call (905) 432- 8914 PICKERING I bedroom apartment, close to ameni- ties, separate entrance. available for non-smoker. no pets, lirstlla&L referenc- es.420-2015 PICKERING 2 -bedroom main floor of bungalow. close to town centre and transit, separate laundry, a/ c, parking. $950/month in- clusive. firstilast, 509-1651. PICKERING clean small one bedroom basement apartment, 4 Poe. bath, full kitchen. $550 per mo. mo. No parking, 5 o. lease. (905) 839-6711 PICKERING Lakeview, semi detached 1 plus den. 400 sq. h. deck, fireplace, $900/month references, credit check. 420-0210. PICKERING, Separate entrance Bright semi - basement furnished liv- ingroom and bedroom . Share kitchen, bathroom, laundry $400. Own trans- portation required. 427- 0019 QUIET Twyn Rivers (Pick- ering) - bright bachelor apartment, separate en- trance, parking. A/C, full bath, separate kitchen. F/S. no pets, 1stAast, all inclu- sive 905-509.6120. N. OSHAWA Slmcoe/ Taunton at Russet Ave Newly renovated TWO 2 bedrooms In a 12 plea. laundry facilities, hard wood floors, parking, cable Inc., no lease. June 1 $686 plus hydro. May 1 $705 xt- clusive. 576-2982 GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTER, NEWTONVILLE. APRIL 12TH. FRI. 6 P.M. Selling a quantity of Quebec furniture and Ii Interesting cont- ents from a local home. 6 it harvest table. 8 captains chairs. set 4 walnut armchairs. sideboard, hutch, pine chest, bonnet chest, old rockers, occasional tables, wicker pieces, Victorian settee. col- lection of attractive oil amps, bob sleigh, huge set bellows. glassware. china, col- lectibles. Lakewood airtight stove. char- coal meat smoker. sectional sofa bed. queen sofa bed. re- cliners, swivel rock- ers tennis table and a variety of other arti- rles. Terms Cash, ap- proved cheque. visa, Inlefac AUCTIONEER FRANK STAPLETON. (905)786-2244 'CELEBRATING OUR 25TH YEAR" ART AUCTION SUN. APRIL 14TH AT 1 P.M. 870 TAUNTON RD. E. WHITBY Vi are selling d pn- vat? collection plus others of Limited Edi- t-rn Prints, some originals, plus some decorator art, indud- ing James Lumber. Robert Bateman. Tasha Romance. C Kr „ghoff, Les Tait, -,.i.:K Reid. Ken Kirby, Mark Wyne. Alan Barnard, Don Patter- son F H. Varley, La - wren S. Harris, Klein - burl Prints of Group of Seven. Sandy Brand, Michael Close, Tom Thompson, Walter Campbell. Charlie Hack. Ltd. Edition of Eric Clap- ton- AJ Casson, plus many Other artists. Note Time 1 p M. Viewing from 12 noon, many excellent prints & original art. approx 200 prints in total Terms Cash, Visa, M/C, Debit Card Plan to attend. McLean Auction & Liquidations 905d86r3291 or 905-432-2836 AUCTION SAT., APRIL 20TH, 11 A.M. Iling the machinery, uipment and iseflold antiques of gar Bowman, west ad, RRN1 Gores riding (S/E Bew- y). Farm located 2 es east of Hwy k28 County Rd. 9 and 2 es south east on van Rd. to west ad South (Watch signs), MF 50 gas :tor, MF -65 3 tur- f plow (3 pth) , cunt (3 pth), woods Dixie M5 mower (3pth), Massey seed drill, int. spreader, etc- antique extension table, set 6 press back chairs, sideboards, wash- stands toilet sets, Vic- torian bed and dress- ers, old chests, etc. note this is a good ole country auction Full listinq next week. Auc FRANK STAPLETON. NEWTONVILLE, (905) 785-22434 'CELEBRATING OUR 25TH YEAR'. AUCTION Sat. April 13th, 10:00 a.m. at WARNERS AUCTION HALL Hwy #2, Colborne Selling the estates of Mr J. Johns late of Cobourg, Mrs Viola O'Dell late of Brighton and partial contents of Bellvdle Home, Mar- riage split, everything sells with no reserves. Antiques. Victorian Furniture. Collecta- bles. modern home furnishings etc, walnut gate leg table & chairs, caned back sofa & chair, matching pair Victorian chairs, cherry hall table. fan- cy carved signed 3 dr, chest, walnut dining table 6 Victorian side chairs. Maytag wash- er & matching dryer. Alm stove. single door fridge. signed walnut bedroom suite with dresser, hanging mirror, chest on chest & double bed. ant ta- bles, drop leaf table with turned legs. nice settee. 2 air condi- tioners. silver tea service. Ige quant dishes & small arti- cles, brass & cast good set bunk beds & matching (iresser, desk & chest, Ige Ant beveled mirror, other nice beveled mirror, mantle clock pith matching candela- bras, solid brass fire- place set plus count- less miscal articles Lge sate no reserves Gary & Bill Warner Auctioneers (905)355-21 D6 Antiques, Couecta ties & Household Ef- fects Sun. Apr. 14th 10:30 a.m- Viewing 9 30) Mac- Gregor's Auction Hall. 182 Wellington St. Bcwmanvdle Take 4r to Waverly Rd & North to 92 Hwy. East to Scugog St. North 1 km. follow Auction & Wow Mart Signs. Sun- days Auction features an exceptional offer- ing of quality articles from past to present including old corner cupboard, oak side- board. washstands. dry sink, old beds, misc. tables (4' har- vest. 8' maple, rourkl, parlour. hall etc.). blanket boxes. steamer trunks, dressers & chests of drawers. spinning wheel, misc. chairs & rockers (sets. press - backs, maple, Victor- ian etc.) Plano stool, oil lamps. Tiffany lamps, Coke picnic cooler, old & new pic- tures, crocks & jugs, decoys (c 40 & 50's), stuffed Walley 1949 by Davey Nicholls, se- lection of glass & chi- na, pool table, patio set, plus many more rare, unique & useful articles. Terms Cash, Visa, MIC, cheque & Interac. Note our new start time 10:30 a.m. & our next Auction will be next Sunday April 21st & April 28th. We are accepting con- signments for our spring sports auction, old fishing tackle, boats. motors, ATV's etc. Call for info. Call for all your auction MACGREGOR AUCTION SERVICES Mike MacGregor 906.987-5402 905.987-3664 AUCTION SALE Monday April 15,10:30 am Auction sale of restaurant and piz- za and commercial equip. Ovens and coolers, slicers and more. All unre- served to be sold at the Mabee Auc- tion Centre on Hwy. # 35, 1 mile north of Rosedale or 7 Km south of Coboconk or 23 Km north of Lindsay. Phone for full fax list. Calvin Mabee Auctions 705-374-4800 AUCTION SALE SAT APRIL 13196, 5:00 P.M. PETHICK AUCTION BARN. 2498 CONC. RD. 98. BOWMANVILLE (HAYDON) week we have to b,: sold a large variety r,i antique & modern f r•nture. Collectable I.+'is & china. lawn & ga'den equipment. is, Ltd. Edition art. a: cliances. Heinz- •- tri piano. 16 hp Art - garden tractor w; a''nchments. garden t. 650 Yamaha •orcycle, 16' alumi- niirl boat w/105 Hp. C^r;sler mtr & tilt +r a',lyr & many Other b:reshng & unusual -s Large sale o ring from 4 p m. '•:••ns are cash, Visa. MC or Debit Card For into call (905) 2634252.Sale •''.r.'a,;c-d .iiia sold by Garry K. Powell Auctions. Appraisals d Liquidations. It Ing sale dates ,.ridable Your place r lur& AUCTION Thurs. April 11, 6 p.m. at WARNER'S AUCTION HALL, Hwy 2, Colborne. Selling contents of lo- cal home, including some antiques and collectables. ap- pliances, alum, ext ladder, some small tools. dishes. glass, china, etc. Stove. fridge. washer, dryer sofa and chair set. table & chair set, oc- casional tables & chairs. ant. dresser with mirror, exercise bike. love seat, several Ltd. Edition prints. Ant. Parlour table, marble top cof- fee table, double bed. qty. dishes, knack knacks and collecta- bles, qty. new Sun- drias articles to be sold in lots, Qty. small collectible pcs.. nice desk, very nice drop leaf ext. table with leaves and set 6 matching chairs all in walnut, Ige. steel dump can suitable for leaves etc. behind garden tractor, wood- en adders, qty. old pictures and frames, plus countless miscal. all to be sok) with no reserves. Starting at 6 p.m. Terms: cash, cheque, visa, M.C. Gary & Bill Warner Auctioneers (905)355-2106. AUCTION BARN Friday, April 12 at 5:30 pm 3 miles East of Little Britain on County Rd. 4 7 ft Antique Store Counter. Wash- stands. 3 pc modern bedroom suite. Co -oil lamps. Harvest Gold 2 door refrigerator & 24 In rdectric stove. Oval top trunks, Odd w,oden kitchen Chairs, OccaSl;nal cr,airs. Coffee & end Tables. refinished oak s J,;boar l with claw 3 pc bedroom 'e. 6000 BTU Elec- +r:,rome air condl- ' er. Modern buffet, nr,lge lamps. Bar re - 'r ,orator. Maple drop of table. M,dern r'!75ers & Chests of -:•:,+vers. Consoie Co - TV. 2 antique ,".re counter scales. �"a•iour stove. XR-80 Need eater 7Hp V tar Mixer, 8Hp oda Go -Cart. John ^•:•!re Machinery Manual, 1/2 ton full ! fiberglass truck eic . 4 x 8 Closed -In glass household AechDle Items Don & Greg Cornell Auctioneers R.R. 01 Little Britain (705)786-2183 ESTATE AUCTION, SAT., APRIL 13 AT 6 P.M. A' `Aykr s K,n(; A.,,•tlon -, 1 33 Han St Osha- ma Modern and an - furniture. plus 9 piece antique ng room suite :. 'h server) 3 pc fern chesterfield �..''e. 2 occasional �.+ rs. coffee and end tai ieS. 3 pce. bed - r') -,n suite. suite, chest of trimers. dressers ,%,i•Jrobe, Cedar c^t,st rocking Chair, canter tabies (an- tiques) wood lathe long bed) Wardrobe. vanity. desk and chair, wooden table with 4 cna.rs, dining room table, 6 chairs. with 2 serving buffets, wall unit 2 wooden book- shelves. hall tree. signed prints, color I v . large quantity of tools, linen, bedding and furniture. 16 hp Sears riding lawn mower. 48' cut. GUNS - German mauser (1917 model 98). US Springfield model 1903. Enfield model 1917. Ja- panese Ansaka type 38, mauser carbine, Enfield 1916 mk mod- el 3. Italian Carcano, 1940. 22 rifle, 303 ri- fle, etc. Large sale plant to attend, terms MYLES KING AUCTIONEER 725-5751 ;W' ' SPRING �` ART AUCTION Sunday April 14th. 1996 „ Newcastle Old Town Hall '� s 12:00 Preview 1:00 Start Ali Featuring our finest collection to date Trish Romance: Silent Night. Ice Castle, Christmas Elves. Robert Bateman: Ghost of the North. Winter Lady. Cardinal, Red Fox on the Prowl, Descending Shadows, Cougar in the Snow, Muskoka Lake Loons plus more. James Lumbers: Adrift. Lucky Strike. The Locket. Out on a Limb plus more. A.J. Casson: Aftermath, North Shores. Village Store. Brent Townsend: River Bed, Open Range Wolves. Carl Brenders: The Survivors Snow Leopard Portrait. Pat Murray Zoe Other artists include: Stephen Lyman. Sandra Kuck. Terry Issac. Bev Dolittle Walter Campbell, John Newby, John Seery Lester plus many more. Final Sale for 1996 :�`" Don't Miss Out. 3' For more information: ;_j (905) 837-6657 AUCTION SALE SAT. APRIL 13 - 10:00 AM GIGANTIC INVENTORY REDUCTION AUCTION - LAY:", �iAPOE% EC'_'n%ii 3 =A ,t ';AC-INERY fir Hutchinson , D carm 3i,pply Inc - StoutNille- Hvr; s 48 one mile north d Bloomington sdrd _arge quantity of farm Equipment including trac- �rs. CUIt1vatr)rs. plows, mower conditioners. Dund baler. haybines, corn planers, seed drills. ')rage harvesters. gravity boxes tires rims plus •nore Also large quantity of lawn and landscaping . I such as D J lawn tractors. hydrostatic awn tractors tractors with rotary mowers feel mowers leaf blowers. trail sprayer. etc Can for full Ii list NOTE: -ventory Reduction Auction my Everythinrj w tie sold to the highest bidder Vo reSQfVeS Auction subject to additions 1, dete- hr;nt VIEWING Fn April 12th 9 a m . Sp m TERMS Castucheque. Visa. MC. interac Hutt^ 5 ^s #905-640-2692 GARY HILL AUCTIONS Sunderland 1-705-357-2185 i Toll Free 1-800-653-4647 ESTATE AUCTION 870 Taunton Rd Whitby Good se - on of new tools, 3r' lackha^Imer. en- tto st- Traynor t „i amp. new sofa 3 pc wall unit, k 1,, bedroom suite. ,4 boxsprings & �,,^resses. oriental rockers baby s .v,l•droDe. 28 phone ,-stem old dressers. wa,Jrobe. new oil amps. Colour N. ta- bles & chairs, Chinese urns, cedar line trunk plus much more com- ing- Note new time: 530 p m Viewing 1 p m to sale time. An excellent sale with good variety' Please attend our Art Auction Sunday. April 14. 1 P.m McLean Auctions & Liquidations 686.3291 or 576-7550 ,V= CALL � 6831546 for �Imale auction Istirgs- ark" M** cal 02615 an For an &* vetsbn of all oirrel4 and upcomng allcoms located in solAllem eastem Ontario please cal fie am InlRlm -- -_---. ___ 10 A.M. FARM MACHINERY. VEHICLES. EQUIPMENT AUCTION AT ORVAL MCLEAN AUCTION CENTER - LINDSAY - w acc—,l —, ;on- s ;-ments of farm pinery tractors. .:.,�s. trucks vans, Rv s motor •-'es. riding lawn t•a "or, tillers wood- tv,, r i construction anis shop equipment Corsign early to be ,nC'uded In advenis- ing CALL MCLEAN AUCTIONS (705)324-2783 LINDSAY OR 14800-4612-6499 TO LIST YOUR SALE ORVAL AND BARRY MCLEAN AUCTIONEERS FRI. APRIL 12 AT 6:00 P.M. at the Goodwood Community Centre, 4 km. west of Brock Rd. via Durham 21. This months consignment auction consists of Antiques. Furniture. household, Money Collections, many old freezer, refrigerator, Glass. China, Baby Furniture, Handy- man's tools, lawn- mowers, electric fur- nace and 100's more interesting items. Pre- view 4:30 p.m. Sale Terms - Cash/Good cheque. Call for faxed list. CLARKSON AUCTIONS 905-640.66411 SAT APaIL '3 " A.M PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION AT PETERBOROUGH AUCTION CENTER - PETERBOROUGH (2 MI. EAST ON HWY 8) ;.;.fox 1'i "air; dans. ^ups, 4 x 45. RV's. .,ts riling lawn `.•vets, etc 94 Chry >_pid. loaded 93 !v Corsica. 93 ^, Inciai Elantra. 92 ;k Lesabre Ltd . 92 Ige Sprint. 91 Lumina. 92 or Dynasty. 92 ndai Eiantra G L GMC Safari ext 11.11 loaded. 92 Ford _A..rus. 91 P!y Sun - Ce 92 Hyundai •gl 90 Pont Trans - van, loaded. 97 _•:sabre Ltd. 91 Dynasty 90 -d Tempo, 88 ndai Excel. 90 ndai Sonata, 90 I F250 4 or 4 with :,. 90 Ford pickup 'hev 4 x 4 pickup Pont Bonneville and 89 Merc To- ta: 87 Buick Lesa- Lr.' touring, 87, Jeep N,i•loneer 4 x 4. load - 97 Jeep YJ Late .�1,. 87 GMC 4 x 4 pickup 86 Pony, 86 T:;yota Tercel station wagon- 85 Mercury Marquis. 84 Pontiac 6000 STE. loaded, 86 Cory, Daytona. 90 Ford Probe. 89 Chev Cavalier 20. 89 Eagle Premier 88 Lincoln. 82 Cutlass Cierra. 93 Ford Aerostar, ex- tended van, certified. 90 Hyundai Excel. 85 Olds Firenza. 89 Ply- mouth voyager van. 80 Chev short box 4 x 4 pickup 18' house trailer, boat 40 hp. outboard and trader. Partial list. All vehicles guaranteed clear titles - S200. Draw consign now. Bring your vehi- cles Thurs. or Fri. (not sat.) Terms $500 cash, visa or Master - charge at sale. Bal- ance by cash or certi- fied funds within 5 days. To consign Call 74S-5007 OR 14800461.6499 ORVAL MCLEAN AUCTIONS LTD. RR11117PETERBOROUGH THURS. APRIL 18, 5:30 P.M. AUCTION SALE of collectible tools, Ru- ral Memorabilia, Lawn mowers, Gar- den & Hand tools at the Stouffville Sales Barn, East end of Stouttville on 10th line North. Details next week. PHIL FAULKNER AUCTIONS 1-905-852-9631 • PAI:F: SII -A -THE NiEWS ADVERTISER, lift , APRI1. 10. 19% _ Apartments Townhouses Public Public Public Public AP Houses / 1 For Rent • 11 Notices reM11Notices • I I Notices rfM11 Notices 1 Births Births 01n, For Rent 1 For Rent SOUTH OSHAWA 275 3400 SO FT house in Wentworth St W large 1, Coun,ce area available for 2, -bedrooms, close 10 bus- rental. F,rstnast. references esshopping, available gym- required $1500/month. med ately. 5550. $650 8 Please call Sunil or Harsha up . tr,dge, stove, heat. by. at 436-7381 or 242.2645 dro. parking tsl required. AJAX, 3 bedroom main Last negotiable. no pets floor 4 appliances. close to 434-5183 576-5142 bet- schools and shopping. ween 9-6 Oarking. 5795 plus 112 Will Spacious 1 bedroom apt res 686-3201 Ir executive home. Stone AJAX. newlv-renovated fireplace Walkout Parking detached home plus base - Estate lot Pickering area ment ravine. fenced. 3.1 - Call (905) 649-5465 bedroom. family;living THREE BEDROOM main room, fireplace. double ga- noo r 2 app' antes rt al rage. arc, appliances, near vac, near 401 Stores, park- plaza. school Non- ing. Istlast 5875 plus 12 smokers. no pets $1150+ or 51.000 inclusive Avail utilities 905-686-1152 able May 728--6630 ATTERSLEY DR., Osha- APARTMENT North wa 3 hed•3onn 1 :2 baths. 7chaAa tw- 'tedrooms. 4 appliances. no smoking. avanaole May Ist • $385 pets, transit. May Ist $975 Mary St N basement unit plus (416) 694-4187 01 3 plea. X705) 437-2924 eveor weekends WHITBY REGENCY PLACE APTS. SENIOp= COMP -EX One bed apt avail May Clean. quiet bldg., excel. lent location. All util nciud- ed For apps all 430.7397 WHITBY BROCK-S 4;• large .-- apt ,n Inplex, walk Ic GO, first last $700 call collect 905 509-1520 or 416-466 129' WHITBY. 3 bedroom mai- floor or duplex dose to school, large fenced yard, parking use of laun- dry. no pets. 5850 per month inclusive. 432-2647 avail May 1 WHITBY 3 -bedroom apa^ ert top floor, quiet triplex appliances. parkirg laundry taCJittes. lenced yard, available June Ist $785•uhld,es Phone 852- 5264/668-5569 after 5pm WHY •silt when you can cw- ,-;,. Ow" home for less than you mink'• CIi Dave Haycock Saes Rep RalMax Sum•-+ • Realty 11991' Ltd (905 668 380C or 1905, 666-32" Houses For Rent $1 Absolute Anordabce, Wnv Renu Own your Horne from 5799 -month Iuhhties mcludedl No Down pay ment' Can Mei' Mark Sta- pley Sales Rep Sutton Group Excel Realty 571 6275 or 1.800-W-6275 WHO SAYS YOU CANNOT AFFOIRD TO BUY A HOUSE' \1.rrhnhi ia, min r• 3 9• Sen:: Sli 3 6• bungabw 11789mtr 3 6• Jr Exec $963 mfr Hent- o-Owr Avadatiie No down pffletwe Bad credit? Sailik"410 Call Me! i7147S 1-R•NN{27f MARK STAPLEY SAc, Il Sutton GB„up Excel k,,Jly Inc 1 ST CHOICE AFFORDABLE HOMES! WHY RENT? BUY! No down pairmenl. NO r,rr,Y im' Let me snow you how ! Mort. Pay. $700 O.A.C. Call Thomas C. Pike Sakes Rep, Remo Accord Realty Ltd. 5763111 3 BEDROOM house with garage, $1,000 inclusive. 2 bedroom house. Oshawa. $725 plus utilities. Call 434-2407 3 -BEDROOM house, tur- n ished/unfum fished. Osha- wa, large lot. on bus route. no pets. $600 +utdihes 1st/ last, references Leave message 1.905-764-0394 ATTRACTIVE 3 -bedroom newsy der z'ateC bungalow will 30x60 storage room on 2 acres of land Avail- able April 15 51250 monthly (416) 449-•685 BY Oshawa Shopping Ce^'re $684 monthly plus utilities. 6 rooms (3 bed- rooms). modem upper du- plex Eat -m kitchen, big front room Close to schools fenced yard. on - .ate driveway Appliances rcluded Phone 905-728- 0079 leave message FOUR-TICE. 2 sto•ey 3 b•edro-- nome. 2 112 baths. attached garage. Available May I Call 576- 8073 N.E OSHAWA 3 bed. r -^r- Semi 2 barns. goon area, near park. school bus. 5895 plus ref no pets. May 1. 438- 1178 OSHAWA -ear 401. new- ly e- `.ate^- 2 bedroo- Irnng room. kitchen. 4 aC- pllances. central air. large garden ravine setting. 5725 inclusive 905-436 7734, OSHAWA 3 BEDROOM sem, (detached, close T. - 407. c401. 1 112 baths, tented yard single garage, rear deck avail Junet, no pets. $90C plus utilities first 6 last calf Joe.905-839-3290 OSHAWA 7entre area. 4- beorr^•-• cackspht sem,. garage 1-t.7 baths excel .int condition. S995. ut„, as, hrstUst. relerences, no pets. May ' 434-5656 PICKERING, a bedroom. •-gar^ i -,G 4 appliances. shared laundry. close to 401 10 il first last credit meek. $975 plus 213 utilities. 905 420-9171 STILL RENTING WHY � Buy your own home with no Matey down $63.900 3 tredrooms 5800 month, in- ziusrve Aurelia Rasanu Cotdwrell Banker RMR 728- 9414 ext 201 WHY RENT? No money down Ow, you, own home. hue new, fridge. stove 5775 ,ncf . ail but phone 3 bed- room asking $62.900 Call Ker Collis. Cddwell Bank- er 72b -gala 1 Townhouses For Rent NEWLY renovated 3 bed- room townhouse. south end. nice area 5950 all in- clusive. 435-1088. 10-7 p.m. COURTK:E - 3 bedrooms. close to 401, June Ist. Pets Okay Call anytime days or weekends. (416) 283- 0647 or (905) 6832852 KING i TOWNUNE Area available Apnl 1 and May Ist. Large 3 bdrm townhouses, neutral decor, 4 app'., 1 1/2 baths, base- ment t1. garage. $895 + util. Phone 721-8213. Evening and weekend ap- pdnlinents ava fable. MAY 1ST, large 3 -bed- room, 2 -baths, garage, large M. court location, 4 appliances, near O.C.. $925+utilities. Call 430- 1103. ROSEFIELD AND FINCH, sublet 3 bedroom townhouse, available June 301h, $967 per moplus heat and hydro. Pets Ok. (905) 839-0163 SPACIOUS 3 bedroom townhouse, in well main - lamed family complex. Includes all utilities, 4 ap- pliances, parking, dose to schools and all amenities. 122 Colborne St E. Oshawa For apps. 434.3972 WHITBY. Harbour ;own house walk to GO, 3 -bed- rooms. 2 caths. 5 ap- pliances garage Available May istisooner, 5995+utd,- t-es Ist/last required 668- 9144 Space um For Rent INDUSTRIAL units or wnrkshop5 � industrial plaza next to Oshawa Cert- tre Includeds high ceilings. parking. Utilities wash rooms. air compressor. Overhead doors. Monin-byi month Parking for truck. with hydro Available ,m- rinedately 576-2962 Rooms for Rent AJAX FURNISHED / un - ll. s^ ec Spectae- utir view of Lake Executive home.' ensuite 2 wash- rooms. shared kitchen Parking and cable �nc.uo. ed Mature wof%,.,g pill pie. nonsmokers Istlast. references S89 to $109 weekly 42 i 1677 MASTER bedroom and I-- s -ed s•ngie bedroom m home, share facilities. available Apnt 15. non- smoker. no pets. flrsOast. •silt negotiable 1905420- 0249 SOUTH AJAX. Working nor` s- oke' o,' ate bath. laundry. cable, air condi- tioning Rent negotiable Call Dan Mon Fr, 7pm- 9pm.686 8784 or 9am 4prn 416 4%1644 Ext 4666 lEA 'hied ACcorrtOSha,'.p t AJAX _,ean large 2 bed- scor., share with em- ployed. non-smoker Close to all amenities and GO station No Pets S375 in- clusive 905.427-1404 AJAX fur,sred,,;r',;r r sher ',drinin in 3 born townhouse. snare an lac Utilities./cable Included first/last req -0 5350imo avail imirned K,m.•Steve 905 ISM 1233 BRAND NEW 3 bedroom towr home avaL able June 1st Located on ravine lot with walk out basement Private bedroom d bath 837-2030 FEMALE borders wanted. 2 rooms available. share kitchen, bath. laundry 5325. 5350 Students wel- come. Cal 905-576-76% WAMACULATE 2 -bed- room basement apartment, to share with clean, re- sponsible female/male, laundry facilities, firstllast: rent negotiable. Available May 1, 432-2442, Harry. PICKERING VILLAGE prime area. 4 bedroom, Gose to all amenities, to share,available imme- diately. Price Negotiable. 686-3366 or leave message - AJAX AND PICKERING GENERAL HOSPITAL AJAX, ONTARIO ANNUAL CORPORATION MEETING Notice i - hereby gjyen that a General Meeting of the Members of the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital will he held on Tuesday. June 18, 1996 at 7:00 p.m. in the Nest Tower Conference Rooms at the Hospital. In accordance with Hospital By-laws: (a) Any person over the age of- eighteen (IS) who pays to the Corporation a membership free of five dollars (55.00) shall he a member of the Corporation for the following twelve ( 12) months. (b) Every person who has donated or shall hereafter donate one hundred dollars 6100.00) 100.00) to the Corporation in any one year. shall he deemed a lite member. (c) The President or Chief Officer of an association or corporation which subscribes and pays to the Corporation the sum of five hundred dollars (S500.(H)) in any years shall he a member of the Corporation for that year. All members must have their Membership Fee duly received at least sixty (60) days prior to the Lute of the Annual General \1ceting to ensure voting priyjlege.s. Therefore, those wishing to qualify as a Member of the Corporation and have voting privileges at this year's Annual %lcctin,, arc asked to suhmit their Membership Fee by Friday. April 19. 1996 to: Doutg \1cKay- Chair Bruce \V. Cliff. Secretary Board of Directors Board of Directors * * "STAR MAKERS SEARCH FOR TOMORROW'S STARS" 111 � a � •' An opportunity to launch your career! No experience needed! Undiscovered models actors singers dancers 8 comedians ages 3 and up! SELECTED INDIVIDUALS WILL BE SEEN BY THE MOST IMPORTANT TALENT MANAGERS IN THE ENTERTAMIMENT INDUSTRY! 50% of all National contestants have been signed or intervie+ned. LOCAL ENTRY: $30 ( for video taped audition and poloriods). For into call 416-3155744 Past Discovery: Kristen Joy Alfonso as Hope "Days of Our Lives" TRENT river- Woodland Estates, family house keeping cottages, 3 poll. bath. pool, beach, store. playground, 90 min. north- east Pickering. 1.888-813- 2212. O • , ROW Space EA • I Vi Roill Panws 7 stores for rent, at 4 Com- ers Oshawa. Approx. 600 sq. ft., S480Imo. net net. 2000 sq. h. 51600 net net. Plenty of private parking. Also office $250/mo. tax, heat, hydro all included. 725-8710 t!! 4 Months Free Rent !!!- Oshawa West. 600 sq. h. second floor Oshawa downtown,600 sq main $5D0, 3500 sq. Lwr.lvl $1000, 250 Sq main, $350. 600 sq 2nd Ilr. $500. 1050 sq main, $1,000 Call 434-2447 or 655.4132. OFFICE space for lease. 2nd floor of Courtice plaza. overlooks busy Hwy02 Available immediately, 755 .8 sq.h • 8 779 sq ft. Call 725-9991. ATTENTION Snowbirds GORGEOUS 3 bedroom 3 bathrooms townhouse condo, Close to famous Clearwater beach, pool, Ja- cuzzi, BBQ, private yard, available now For info and to view photos 686.9846 or 579-3788. CLEARWATER, 3 bed- room fully fumishted and air conditioned mobile (per- manent) homes heated pods, hot tub, close to beaches 8 major attrac- tions, children welcome $275 weekly (less than ri tel) 683-5503 P Waft "in 0 QUALITY D'Angelo Multi- level N.W Oshawa 3+2 beWooms, kitchen over. looks familyroom with fire' place, 2 walkouts, inground pod, 3 baths, FAG, in-law potential, 160 Goodman Dr. $171,500. Call Sheila Mc- Laren Sutton Status. 436- 0990. 76 ABSEYWOOD, COUIRTICE. Beautiful 3,+1 - bedroom backspht, 1600 sq.ff., brick fireplace. fenced yard. great ne4lboulmood. Tours afternoons: Aphl 7,8,15. Asking $157,900. 905-433-4095. CLAREKKW - BEAUTI- FUL VICTORIAN Century home, recently renovated. Large fenced backyard. A must to see 5169.000. Call 905-649-5491 1 WILL buy homes for cash Quick closings Tele- phone (905) 434-8116 Oshawa to Pickering, or (905) 786-2980 Oshawa to Port Hope. NW OSHAWA. 2 storey brick. 4 bedrooms, and ga. rage. Near schools 8 shop- ping. Flexible dosing date Call(905)723-5594 go in Fit* For SW PICKERING - For sale by owner No traffic and anrac- Itve street for kids, main floor family room with fire- place, 3 + 1 bedroom, eat in kitchen, finished base- ment w/o deck, pod, deep private green lot. Dbl ga- rage, CAC. $186,600. Hurry and call now (905) 839- 0021 PORT PERRY - $139,900.- 3 bedroom, convenience plus - walk to all Illrlerlitie5. Large lot for garden. First tine buyers dream or retire mere. Cal Cattierirte Ayala. Remak Scugog Realty, (905) 985-4427, 24 hr. pager TWO MUTES from Oshawa center, immacu- late 2 storey, 3 bedroom, Open House Sundays, from 1 - 4 p.m. 579-4338 WHITBY $94,500, 3 bed- rooms, walkout to deck, fantastic rec room, gas heat. 5% down, monthly payment $786 monthly in- cluding taxes Ted Hough- ton Sutton Group Classic 430-9000. WHITBY - rent to own, ab- solutely beautiful 3 bed room condominium. For more into call 263-4451. AJAX - $97,900 - two nooroom condo. with 2 parking. 6 appliances, hre- piace. 42 7-9591 Vacation Properties and Linda area pleased to an- nounce the birth of their daughter, Leanna Ashley weighing 9 lbs., vneasuring Zo 1/2 "long on March 22, 1996. Little sister for Kaitlin. Proud grandparents Mr. and Mrs. D. Mahaffey and Mrs. M. Calla. Special thanks to OBS staff at Ajax Pickering Hospital. Lout and kisses from Daddy. 1 Deaths 1 Deaths EMPEY, Marilyn June (nee Tait, - Suddenly at her home on Saturday April 6. 1996 Marilyn Empey, in her 66th year. Beloved wife of the late Don Empey. Loving mother of Debbie and Bill : Dean and Gail Shelley, and the late Cindy Proud and devoted Nana of Jason. Amanda. Haley, Sable Rae, and Dillion. Survived by brother Bill: sister Gail: and their fa- milies and predeceased by sister Doreen and brother Bob. The family will received friends at the MCEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME, 28 Old Kingston Road Ajax (Pickering Village) 905-428-848F A complete funeral 'A'as held on Tuesday AFr 9 1996 POOP .i1. WALLACE. Alfred R. (Alfie) On April 2, 1996. In loving memory from Mum and the family. You will be with us always Dad. Arrangements entrusted to the Accettone Funeral Home 384 Finley Ave., Ajax (905-428-9090) • Mortgages, Coming • • 1 Insurance 1 Events MORTGAGES Good, GREAT FISHING ,n May bad and ugly Financing for for Walleye an7 Pike ary purpose. rates from $85.000 in Prize Money s 95",. All applications ac For details see our web site capted Community Finan- www quince com/walleye tial Services 668-6805 or tail (613) 392.3243 • Business Personals pportunities • 2 Vending locations ' for HEAVENLY PSYCHIC :ate very good equipment answers. serving over 53 Whitby area. Can 905-836- minion reapers Only 52 99 8541 per mut. 24 hrs. 18 yrs plus 1 900-451-3783 $3500 fun priced. Sectud- PINE LOFT, furniture 3 LIVE PROFESSIONAL ed wooded Trailer lot,good accessory store, estab- psychics solves all prob- roatl. sandy beach, fishing, lished t8 yrs, inventory. Isms, love career Reunite Cobourg area (416) 431- 90k. proven operator profit loved ones 52 75 mm 18 r 1555 asking 5139.000 fax (905) 24 hr 1-900-451-2787 853-5%7 Trailer Simla 9M• I I NotiPublic ces HOLIDAY ALL SUMMER!! A tun tine! A beautiful park designed for all ages. It's the best time of your life) Buy a trailer set up on s4e-- or bring your own. M 6 K's BEAVER TRAILER PARK IT , Omemee, Ont 705- 799-6221. One mile north of Omemee off Hwy 7. TROUT WATER FAMILY CAMPING, large tree sites available, picnic areas, pods, recreation hall. 45 minutes from Pickering at Sunderland. Call (705) 357-1754. Money to Lend OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT -GUAR- ANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES, OTHERS DO NOT. IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. 30 Days after Aprd 6, 1996 Ajax Mini Storage will sell by public auction , the follpowing accounts which are delinquent to cover the cost of rent and expenses. Jill Murrey Albert Lewis Scott Deller Richard Scaturchio Any off the above ten- ants may pay amount owing and redeem their merchandise at any bills prior to this auction. DRUM LESSONS Private lessons available , rea- sonable rates. Call 428-2000 RIDE REQUIRED Person looking for ride from Ajax to Lindsay area. Every Friday Only. Will 68312 OG r- Jw In lose up to 30 lbs. by sum- mer Dr. reconxnended. Ask how! 1.800-881-6782. mpartilons EASTSIDE CONNEC- TIONS DATELINE - Free to call to place your ad, no charges for ladies, no phone all charges, 905- 430-7060. PRETTY PROFESSIONAL would enjoy a male com- panion 40 - 50. who likes dining, fitness, travel, cot- taging and romance. Re- spond to File# 9609 Osha- wa/Whitby This Week, Box 0481 Oshawa. Ontario L1H 715. ; IT Condos for Sale I Coming Events • A 1 Coming Events Comin ff, gV @i Events * * "STAR MAKERS SEARCH FOR TOMORROW'S STARS" 111 � a � •' An opportunity to launch your career! No experience needed! Undiscovered models actors singers dancers 8 comedians ages 3 and up! SELECTED INDIVIDUALS WILL BE SEEN BY THE MOST IMPORTANT TALENT MANAGERS IN THE ENTERTAMIMENT INDUSTRY! 50% of all National contestants have been signed or intervie+ned. LOCAL ENTRY: $30 ( for video taped audition and poloriods). For into call 416-3155744 Past Discovery: Kristen Joy Alfonso as Hope "Days of Our Lives" TRENT river- Woodland Estates, family house keeping cottages, 3 poll. bath. pool, beach, store. playground, 90 min. north- east Pickering. 1.888-813- 2212. O • , ROW Space EA • I Vi Roill Panws 7 stores for rent, at 4 Com- ers Oshawa. Approx. 600 sq. ft., S480Imo. net net. 2000 sq. h. 51600 net net. Plenty of private parking. Also office $250/mo. tax, heat, hydro all included. 725-8710 t!! 4 Months Free Rent !!!- Oshawa West. 600 sq. h. second floor Oshawa downtown,600 sq main $5D0, 3500 sq. Lwr.lvl $1000, 250 Sq main, $350. 600 sq 2nd Ilr. $500. 1050 sq main, $1,000 Call 434-2447 or 655.4132. OFFICE space for lease. 2nd floor of Courtice plaza. overlooks busy Hwy02 Available immediately, 755 .8 sq.h • 8 779 sq ft. Call 725-9991. ATTENTION Snowbirds GORGEOUS 3 bedroom 3 bathrooms townhouse condo, Close to famous Clearwater beach, pool, Ja- cuzzi, BBQ, private yard, available now For info and to view photos 686.9846 or 579-3788. CLEARWATER, 3 bed- room fully fumishted and air conditioned mobile (per- manent) homes heated pods, hot tub, close to beaches 8 major attrac- tions, children welcome $275 weekly (less than ri tel) 683-5503 P Waft "in 0 QUALITY D'Angelo Multi- level N.W Oshawa 3+2 beWooms, kitchen over. looks familyroom with fire' place, 2 walkouts, inground pod, 3 baths, FAG, in-law potential, 160 Goodman Dr. $171,500. Call Sheila Mc- Laren Sutton Status. 436- 0990. 76 ABSEYWOOD, COUIRTICE. Beautiful 3,+1 - bedroom backspht, 1600 sq.ff., brick fireplace. fenced yard. great ne4lboulmood. Tours afternoons: Aphl 7,8,15. Asking $157,900. 905-433-4095. CLAREKKW - BEAUTI- FUL VICTORIAN Century home, recently renovated. Large fenced backyard. A must to see 5169.000. Call 905-649-5491 1 WILL buy homes for cash Quick closings Tele- phone (905) 434-8116 Oshawa to Pickering, or (905) 786-2980 Oshawa to Port Hope. NW OSHAWA. 2 storey brick. 4 bedrooms, and ga. rage. Near schools 8 shop- ping. Flexible dosing date Call(905)723-5594 go in Fit* For SW PICKERING - For sale by owner No traffic and anrac- Itve street for kids, main floor family room with fire- place, 3 + 1 bedroom, eat in kitchen, finished base- ment w/o deck, pod, deep private green lot. Dbl ga- rage, CAC. $186,600. Hurry and call now (905) 839- 0021 PORT PERRY - $139,900.- 3 bedroom, convenience plus - walk to all Illrlerlitie5. Large lot for garden. First tine buyers dream or retire mere. Cal Cattierirte Ayala. Remak Scugog Realty, (905) 985-4427, 24 hr. pager TWO MUTES from Oshawa center, immacu- late 2 storey, 3 bedroom, Open House Sundays, from 1 - 4 p.m. 579-4338 WHITBY $94,500, 3 bed- rooms, walkout to deck, fantastic rec room, gas heat. 5% down, monthly payment $786 monthly in- cluding taxes Ted Hough- ton Sutton Group Classic 430-9000. WHITBY - rent to own, ab- solutely beautiful 3 bed room condominium. For more into call 263-4451. AJAX - $97,900 - two nooroom condo. with 2 parking. 6 appliances, hre- piace. 42 7-9591 Vacation Properties and Linda area pleased to an- nounce the birth of their daughter, Leanna Ashley weighing 9 lbs., vneasuring Zo 1/2 "long on March 22, 1996. Little sister for Kaitlin. Proud grandparents Mr. and Mrs. D. Mahaffey and Mrs. M. Calla. Special thanks to OBS staff at Ajax Pickering Hospital. Lout and kisses from Daddy. 1 Deaths 1 Deaths EMPEY, Marilyn June (nee Tait, - Suddenly at her home on Saturday April 6. 1996 Marilyn Empey, in her 66th year. Beloved wife of the late Don Empey. Loving mother of Debbie and Bill : Dean and Gail Shelley, and the late Cindy Proud and devoted Nana of Jason. Amanda. Haley, Sable Rae, and Dillion. Survived by brother Bill: sister Gail: and their fa- milies and predeceased by sister Doreen and brother Bob. The family will received friends at the MCEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME, 28 Old Kingston Road Ajax (Pickering Village) 905-428-848F A complete funeral 'A'as held on Tuesday AFr 9 1996 POOP .i1. WALLACE. Alfred R. (Alfie) On April 2, 1996. In loving memory from Mum and the family. You will be with us always Dad. Arrangements entrusted to the Accettone Funeral Home 384 Finley Ave., Ajax (905-428-9090) • Mortgages, Coming • • 1 Insurance 1 Events MORTGAGES Good, GREAT FISHING ,n May bad and ugly Financing for for Walleye an7 Pike ary purpose. rates from $85.000 in Prize Money s 95",. All applications ac For details see our web site capted Community Finan- www quince com/walleye tial Services 668-6805 or tail (613) 392.3243 • Business Personals pportunities • 2 Vending locations ' for HEAVENLY PSYCHIC :ate very good equipment answers. serving over 53 Whitby area. Can 905-836- minion reapers Only 52 99 8541 per mut. 24 hrs. 18 yrs plus 1 900-451-3783 $3500 fun priced. Sectud- PINE LOFT, furniture 3 LIVE PROFESSIONAL ed wooded Trailer lot,good accessory store, estab- psychics solves all prob- roatl. sandy beach, fishing, lished t8 yrs, inventory. Isms, love career Reunite Cobourg area (416) 431- 90k. proven operator profit loved ones 52 75 mm 18 r 1555 asking 5139.000 fax (905) 24 hr 1-900-451-2787 853-5%7 Trailer Simla 9M• I I NotiPublic ces HOLIDAY ALL SUMMER!! A tun tine! A beautiful park designed for all ages. It's the best time of your life) Buy a trailer set up on s4e-- or bring your own. M 6 K's BEAVER TRAILER PARK IT , Omemee, Ont 705- 799-6221. One mile north of Omemee off Hwy 7. TROUT WATER FAMILY CAMPING, large tree sites available, picnic areas, pods, recreation hall. 45 minutes from Pickering at Sunderland. Call (705) 357-1754. Money to Lend OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT -GUAR- ANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES, OTHERS DO NOT. IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. 30 Days after Aprd 6, 1996 Ajax Mini Storage will sell by public auction , the follpowing accounts which are delinquent to cover the cost of rent and expenses. Jill Murrey Albert Lewis Scott Deller Richard Scaturchio Any off the above ten- ants may pay amount owing and redeem their merchandise at any bills prior to this auction. DRUM LESSONS Private lessons available , rea- sonable rates. Call 428-2000 RIDE REQUIRED Person looking for ride from Ajax to Lindsay area. Every Friday Only. Will 68312 OG r- Jw In lose up to 30 lbs. by sum- mer Dr. reconxnended. Ask how! 1.800-881-6782. mpartilons EASTSIDE CONNEC- TIONS DATELINE - Free to call to place your ad, no charges for ladies, no phone all charges, 905- 430-7060. PRETTY PROFESSIONAL would enjoy a male com- panion 40 - 50. who likes dining, fitness, travel, cot- taging and romance. Re- spond to File# 9609 Osha- wa/Whitby This Week, Box 0481 Oshawa. Ontario L1H 715. '11`111•. NEWS ADVE TISER. WED.. APRIL 10, 1996 -PAGE 41-A Brought to you by This Week and the News Adve 683-7040 404-26231, HOW TO USE INFOSC Call 683-7040, or from Clarinaton call 404-26: ►-M AORIOSCOPES Reach to Recovery Today's Birthday ........5020 Aries ..................5021 Learning Disabilities Association Taurus ................5022 (Durham West) ..........6023 Gemini ................5023 Myalgic Encephalomylitis Cancer ................5024 Association .............6024 Leo...................5025 Fibromyalgia Support.....6025 Virgo ..................5026 Epilepsy Parents Support Libra ..................5027 Osteoporosis Support ....6027 Scorpio ................5028 United Survivors .........6051 Sagittarius .............5029 Capricorn ..............5030 Clarington Walking Program Aquarius...............5031 Pisces ................5032 .6036 649 >,v nwea q 1 mnw 5001 Pick 3 .................5002 Super? ...............5003 Lottario ................5004 Joke of the Day .........5016 Quote of the Day ........5017 Trivia Quiz .............5018 Environment Canada .....5556 Toronto Maple Leafs .....5034 NBA ..................5035 Pro Sports Update .......5036 Oshawa/Whitby Update ...5037 Local Lacrosse ..........5038 Local Baseball ..........5039 NHL ..................5041 Proline ................5042 Oshawa Generals .......5043 NFL ..................5044 Blue Jays ..............5045 CFL ..................5046 Local Hockey ...........5047 Durham College .........5051 Ajax/Pickering Update ....5137 Alax/Pickenng Hockey ....5138 Raiders 'AAA' Hockey ....5139 Ajax/Pickering Dolphins ...5140 Ajax/Pickenng Ringette ...5141 Ajax/Pickering Baseball...5142 Ajax/Pickering Soccer ....5143 Ajax/Pickering Softball ....5144 Ajax Bridge Club ........6000 Oddfellows/Rebekahs ....6001 Oshawa Legion .........6002 upport Groups (Clarington residents) Oshawa 8 District Ostomy Association .............6019 Caesarean Prevention ....6020 La Leche League ........6021 Reach to Recovery Parents of Teens ........6003 (Breast Cancer) .........6022 ENTERTALVAIENTAI-Anon, Learning Disabilities Association AI-Ateen .......6004 (Durham West) ..........6023 AVE Entertainment ......8107 Myalgic Encephalomylitis Alcoholics Anonymous ....6005 Association .............6024 Oshawa Centre Cinemas Fibromyalgia Support.....6025 Women's support group of Epilepsy Parents Support .6026 Osteoporosis Support ....6027 Durham Community Care .6006 United Survivors .........6051 Ajax/Pickering Cinemas ...7024 Clubs Oshawa Revenue Toastmasters Club ..................6028 Oshawa Toastmasters ....6029 Macintosh Users East ....6030 First Oshawa ITC Club ....6031 Durham P.C. 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Who nave 1 a good Cook We Pi" darts acDowdg box 2892 A TOUCH OF C1A55. That s tgh is l ugpkg veli vgenl and very attractive all in one package Int a pstnessworrar 38 win two cMOrm r you are a Woke. good bOsIg DM*SWW makwino las a P0si- live orAoa On WE and a good sense of tura, gee Me a cal BOX 2m REALLY AFFECTIONATE Attractive 37. sum. no &Wdws sa""sakgle male 35 to 45 who is bd, honest, owe established, atlemilase And nor, smoker who envoys dakarg yNg, country music. country dines. troves ad rats 001 28B CUTE AID SINGLE 4 I'm a 24 year old man of a 3 yea od gut rm 1051ps with blonde hair and Win eyes Lae cow" ruse, moves, hang weft and fast I- ng a home Lens be brands Yst. lien see aha hap, Pon BOX2W 1111 AVAKAME. Bpm Agora CJwtewm wda bdnng for anwe male. 62 to 72. rho a-- , duled. 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'.,., tespor to my ad companion wanted Path, 5i -s Intends hist fm sorry I did not get your'wmow. pease call ban. maiber, 26841 "hank you BOX MIS TOP TEN PERCENTILE 7, you It roo Bat grarp n the IO!1Own;- nlerkige•v:e apoeararCe fnahwl SUC cess Looking for quality aryl car qve the same bap You mus' Se a non smaller healthy romanM k,nd reared and possess a goon sense d htrngr 5-01 above wit YkI, prWomonae Single.hae male 45 b 5: yang ening Ab am'oules i cede the above sc tion' be shy Ta fie a all BOX 2NM STILL LOOKING 3k,e eyes, III ^r^wr ^.a- nt 31 c c wr n a -+• � •'•a •o na00e wt Seekmg down to Earth adventuuesorke ane romans ponce "ram N to come to my rescue Could 4 be you' You shall be below 3C and 35 I m hPP"'S for a d^9 *Worh- sh: BOX 2M9 OSHAWA AREA FEMALE aomantc lacy 48 'Ales! hv6an :",oun: nom sMOke wnpioved khan :r.ery music data moves all III more Sees ;^pe rye 48 b SO fo Iretrdslnp 41st a c ter metaticns'v, 9012M10 SPOIL WE or ?oo coming sncene 00 54 Sur e,P win good sense 0I wma Surge Ib'Yeg man whc erhi worts dung daring ^molt ad anarce Seemng w,re "alk early 3C s to early 40 s, tto engYs same nit- possibility of W!'0 errn he6" %n p BOX 2910 SEXY LADY -,..r ^a oiw eyes 2: S6- 109ms .omar "N lot a •gntanx and good IOanc X, 20 b 2S ws: have a good sense or Anna BOX 200 ATTRACTIVE FEMALE '" rear M `. F .. t•cn, y D,r evere _)op xwng for 20 b 26 year Old man :;a1 r r and you nor • De sorry BOX 2m2 FUN LOVING SINGLE Anew Way. :: c-• W WhOW 3Dwr ': Qa seas Mtge wike Mae 42 b 5o b' ON err Rahorshc who s Now'! :ting aro diviceonane Box 219 DREAM NAM Wire a•P va. pew Dehm we art have r f ,Pd?` .ear arra tie Are You passcnae about We siscue aweresed in mu'n and cmvo w •,r this 50 s adv looking lot comm'fine"' 1111101 2OW FIRST TIME AO Pen m Mac era, and 30's wv ara-' w- a,.• . ookrg b go Or W k» dNaeet ercCure rs 80X 20% SEXY TALL WOW" _"k t wwo .oma, odkng W a ganbrr^ar ::: 4, wno ores c.'rdrer akmus all. sports erkoy lwgr'ts a home by rw wam, tue m 51C r50bs 901 3m SERIOUSLY SEEKING U srge w,ne ?moa alum, estaNbYa nett mall:+' 29 t 34 yea -hr mise a^ im7chle YyagaN FideoPdM very nice Yang 3C W" or* lemae .I 's 00" ID"d b ahaI, her life win anag ess bean a firs: doss act Box 2m ALLURING INTELLIGENT A• alunng. MMlgent rkb'.b :':k'>sOnA ab w earn 4,", s is seewlag for a to ow h1 morn smang seote and dNOswe ger" 43 to 0 whoa to mteawed by honesty comm,: men• equalry and Inemashkp Interests n ^aline. they ads stniiang coryinaeol ciddeg kind 'mace must be aafdam Box 2878 FRIEND FOR GOODTIMES d" w•ve 'ernale 55. 1350s 5 4 looting rod smrye ?e i Yin tc size dnc ,ng Doatig fere mores. bin •alias BOX =79 SEXY FOR YOU. wood like to new, a to YOI ?a we QCs of ms own A" entay, rights W on ft low, ' asc enjoy struggling rel a warm, Are I have nary fantasies ono ,mala like Ic evpress ten We cork !Tare kin together Box 2"10 LOOKING FOR YOU. cul tgueo prolesstaya Ahoy 45 •ho snipes looking for W make over 510- 45 to 5C "" caning employed Aly remes tie vaned Lets mast BOX 2173 DANCE PARTNER WANTED Aka be 511- or lab am 43 divorced and love to dance to al: music RalaWft posspk but not tieressery, No maned tine, lust win to dancie and laugh BOX 2M74 ELEGANT LADY. Sukrq rarm to wree gr e Men 55 to 67who is warm and ram% I m sen atec tome. ataccove, assertive and sexy leo Versabk minestsgood sense of hung I am a ONE man wrlan Friendship first SON 2WS TNREESM BNMde. brurkee and tedhaad. age 18. lid d energy) and spar, bdag IN Nee guys b posy wit a you aro Sea Ods M you can keep Ip. call us BOK six LOVE EIPIESS. Skirt slumbeny Made hag. plot eyes, anpK dug on fe Deader Have dopa a lit but no drip pease I'm why wild, We nary, sexy, evnwgs Many more be tie because of My anhnesag ways pleased luso MGM FOR LOVE Sprang b low to men who a" M!^9agoofOft Iwalkbren--I and a" daring, amusewlee prks. will more. You must hit III, 10"'andb/rr.gum MOIMIT FOR LOVE. I Mn a wealthy, wAVk srgle leeue of YM thighs out on the ban, ryas. and pates I an bang for a man am his a no parson alk and good sweedMawa Iwant bbenaseem rebore p, peas d rine M rwNesm BOK 3%6 YOURS FOEVEL Bbde, wtrzig dF^g woman, wanes a man alt will spy Sun all day. love all no He has to kmi goad. persaaby must be gad, bo He must also Ake to go daring and mmatc mob in BOM 28KA LOOKING FOR YOU Your established. together. aM2Ck*. 510" Pies. OVY 30, Mb Po I'm 30. lea on. 57. dark her and eyes, wergetic. adventurous. well educated I'm t!oPFg you're d*g for me! BOX 2MM FAMILY ORO= Are you happy being snglel If so. in is rya b you Are you poW K soyou tie fid b me If you tie a b yer dd aing. o*kswk gent MIO Cao about your WP KA!ce. I wok Me b -w«•, wlye•s:e 3,3,i,e '• s BOX 27005 TALL WHITE, PRETTY 3rcw, mar• green eves rt I k„ Sears alAI :ame from Catlomka i want a wkr, fu 10 be wt humorouswe ad burg guy I .Dud rot reed anyone veal past someone Nce b be wt BOX 28869 PROFESSIONAL FEMALE Prolenonaxv ermbved. ta^v., 3n; name -•p•Id: envy country wester music. bowling moves :otage fishing. etc Mar•'ed 19 years separated 5 Occasional drinker and smdker. !aety out honest Sound rel lhOnshp hist and a must. mrd 4C s BOX 1"53 ATTRACTIVE BLONDE Sim lemale interests are 'a. -; wa .s ;. W evenings at home and romance BOX 2"51 SEXY SINGLE MOM nger brown ^a• blue eyes tall good !eat„•e I.- -Ving se.y :PrStant dair good person". and ckyr BOX 2M59 VERY SEXY. '.Prq Drown hall due eyes shoo amu Me .incanted win Me cheo'Pr 8012//19 SEXY LOVER 'rave •ed ham blue -yes 31I � 1-1. arta 150by an a ~like men we ON ivy and we 3 'good bum I am 3 mode " catalogs like Vebra s Seca BOX 2"51 PETITE YOUNG LADY .-.king by you!g gentleman w,: ;ave5 tped'e•s : )e' brown ha•t green eyes sensed hums spats mndsd. shonq Wen type III Vitantc hors as -0 as wabc not like Must be weer 25 ono 28 Box 2$M IN SEARCH OF separated while lemale 5't•. 118 Poxn, w- guar har, and draw, eyes Oonsdre! amacsw w- venous O*Mvs See• r vnaOched more 38 to 55 wok a ked near and r weans sort Must De honest ndelbo r•t and no pro head gyres cnpTMA C first win DOssOrh d a long Will MOM seta Perlin nonsmoker 9011291 LOOKING FDR FUN ahe 'o :•^w^ -a, town eyes --i:•- X117 'I paries *noes arc har9rg Our tin,• menus .dn,ng to, a guy is or Arraw her ZA to oho 's wind ad rd comilMled good Wse Of honor a mus: Na loo shy b say M dews souris kke ya the me Frendst!p MX Possible eta W, tp BOX 299 TIRED DF 80 SCENE ca' YgwQ sa!ghe n o1 23 ca-, ,ones: 7-a' WW at hunbr and were nr or smam Looag'01 A xpe mak 3 to 35 wth Of wmar _hilbr Orio wry: ores God and Lends an E.wrwa 7k mc, MquaN b bwnCsit ad puss. w Now If lP Box apo GRACE DOER FRE 3:: sage mum fame a"•ae Me smoky, :as„a 3•'nr roves good music sews ougnng Crlry ON nape: name bond pre .aur y lo" man 35 b and 4C s No Jap blies Pr wan,a be s s hendsnq And Oke "rom dee Box 2IM1 FAMILY ORIENTED MAN ;.r kgfred roynq srye mr- w., a •ea Tin" a• -&" IS ev tes' Oa q : m r : a Penh as do have a heart al goo Nor smiler marl dMwer Prerened NICK 2M15 IN E AN MOROMTIC CUTBLONDE �.:s:ano•q ar.•a.^ve N ' E En,:v> doing, dancing Para ad romlwic bores :Barr, hr a y gFneerea' 49 to 5.: Only wont ur t stale and care ere gdod tugs n +e a you M honest, sincere ang all have sonar ntrests geese eewmd 801231% FULL FIGURED LADY vie m4e'ra- 56 takes campng wt.tef dike's ::,mf music spots and Wry, Ali I am Cdrsdeed honest warm S%CW W and deeply, :omwtlld in anvtrg t sec at to do Looting for a sage m4e mak 5; b 60 non UnW' pewred mea jowl 'o ear and •as a sense Or hur'vor No had games Ikea yx short Box 211D5 DYNAMO AMBITIOUS mer •al ora . 'e• new to Osna.3 »e.s ?e"• 4; tc 5r b business soca and t" vinllfeM m 00I la SMWDodv 0069W or a Aar to wrong ant zuoua mnded :hnslws peerabN LOX 211% NO MORE GAMES Sr,;.e while female 25 slim. aUwn ha bore eyes ;carp b area Ma someone to snore mY Ili wt Frerds Ns: poss0!e wbpnshp Yost tie charm BOX 2X100 1MDOW SEEKS FMM, Widow seeking compalan Int r My early 405 54•. 115 pounds wrath brown rya Wold lie a Compawon who is ache and an ocrastan- a draw Enpy dating or just Win ares at none BOX Mel JOE DE WYRE. Taurus Snake, single what kmake. 45. a hon smolder. FWO indepettdatl dr no dkpen arts. and a spalkkg persdnaNy EAM aducatol lele sion music. theMe, sale of him. aLwTDes Me swinamg bin y*q bed waldrlg ft -4 sak9 and flak" wales I m passnkk codtlr end father You have a sense of lima Forest and padeps mom BOX 28]21 COMMON WANTED Divorced 31 yea old man En Il 'aid entlepMn I Lodug for an unattached chap aid lova to kui gob doves. waft. ding in or out Sri dark welcome Pill sabt dor male. 5'8• or Ola. 190 to 230 ponds with sang Class w wakes BOX 2876 BLACK WOMML Sery. Wad Minae, sldplelly over- a*g K seaadwg by a man all will sosly my thismis #W be 18III 25.89beamutt ICK X M SW MD SBCEIE I'MmA , 54, no saelpa 4lwd AhYNsts ir/lhde bwmq, dMoq. ti>1d1e1.OvAM Innme Seeking a bad and awn F with a good sad of litm a d w ol1-g it aeily NOK UM STIML SEA03M6 Lanndy bIA yid IYspwaM. 40 year old woman would We to aMM saws• deo is sweat end hared and wry ho est 40 b 45 MI' albe$ts ad hoboes we coolu g, nose, long pees. ads. Dago. badi cMmc mg and so on BOK MIRI FIRST Tr1E AD. Sample mom. 27, with foam her, ad due eyes Eloy casixg. mm. WrI And bawl WA Looking for a man. 28 to 32. who is harem lag, les b Wok had. Will bves ft Nd= BOK UM STILL LOOKING Seelug atpanwm who is honest and same Lin dancing. ding, and pV b term Imp t hare, lee Ws b early 50s F list SOX i MUJGENT KMM. Single whM man, 33.56. 120 Its, undo Likes cards, tarpog cuddling, care- dkhght dues, and =Wordy tht bar, bid not head pm Lodag b an honest sa cm. and mmasc single alwk male. 30 to 40 BOX MO ($2.49/nein., 18+ over) PERMANENT MAIDEN Seeking good looking ream a* mak +M .x's c set uC De -anent roars. land buss ess and Mme are possible 'l Mis ,s •nal you want and Are wring to work to this I nave a plan' Hearory ver! 59" 1656s, blue eyes single wMe mak Box 26965 STOP RIGHT HERE 5'-. 130 pounds bean ed. 41. non S-iJY�^^y sales :'"'ossorya, initially shy. great sernse of Rema knkrests etude music long demn. walls spats bpm spectm partcpancy, to necessa IN in Bat order knkvesied in an open honest unpre W ftus relaoonsnp AS ole answered BOX 26910 READY FOR COMMITMENT ?.^ my, own too bog ahC r ,ow: Ot *a' c, ' ary,l"eahwshp 3r d) g for a non smoking good kicking sen peck lady N :' to 50 years old b PYay the best pan of life we, Do you lie to outdoors ellerose evearrg walks all Wke evenings at mane' If inn vderests You Then lets get •Ogerer and see ! lie can ltd eat special demos" BOX 29773 RESPOND TO THIS -onesl bwrg. good sense of huma considered aruactne '.00ki g for someone 25 b 35 Witty odd artradeve no games Single moms weI Come You wad to t$a00dwlkd wave I go[ You elm. eslr ^r as' n antic as BOX 29776 CRtRW PARTNER r >,Oe .hrte male 34 ST, brow hon as wes ti •er'v easy rq I like spats motacpes movies. long wads or the III- Seeklyg saugk 4male .m same Atmh BOX 29771 LOTS OF FUN- ; ` I M 29 year old maw amen of tie IdI cartry ^.OSkc 4.4 :00I b serves rya Manu x had gores Gwe fie a � 8OX 29779 FIRST TIME AD Singe .mile mak 34 ool-N to, attached Y +rl;. *man t 45 b d!iaw ahe noo• raven Call riot away ad 1 .a rake your day Servs replies aW 90129763 MIO. WILD AND CRAZY r,,,: �omsioerak tag4. ha •nrancic arc ;asscraw wine Mae 35 tram hay frau, eves. !paling b smrgle "W gw lady 2S to 36 sM to average build rhovies 'o lupin rare Nun enpys waty, savors and Ouhdodr actress W hoboes rict" animas raising weekenc •Jyarays and al hands or orw awNg ani es 903 29764 FIRST TIME AD Soo mak 28 dome ha,. ben "Is 5 Werk. PSWO5,Yd MDYM rnrtnpllt dud ad week evwrgs No" a SAM aeaake kmak 23 b 28 wit sane interests for kw waft Int and PossOk lag III eutionf BOX 29767 FIRST TIME AO ;,qe wane "tie 39 rot Imo Mead Wines wvs ?army Powbg watdrrg On" woks sor9 ere tike have three "Wryd" SN" door to earth w9k, .amen morws welcome 8012670 FAMILY VALUES WC 4Ct mile peers oeaches Ove Do. 'r,-sg Oyer PookkI Img Over, bingo and most of all honesty a you of a sryeomit ladykis to 80129769 SENSITIVE AND CARIIG ging a wile more and 40 s. no .-,tie• t ' :'t, coug b wady to bend shill bat. Iog Ahm" 9 relationship we ' eNq Can"' music a a ft aadoors BOX 29TM LOVNG LONELY LOYAL Val• 3, sin 5 10 , Wood sense O' hymrcr door, do :•r,: "Ing rod amatave kmahe 2510 38 slm. finest "Al very kyveg iYe mel Please cal I in waming BOIL 29755 ARE YOU CULTUUIn Open you tear to a wadtr fir Dassw0e one '.Jong for a rkomr, 38 b u WI SW Must like mmc 01130Dls and U0110311 eW% Single or nc Jep~..ts preened BOX 29759 FIRST TIME AD ;and looking yrge Ode more 11 5' en"s brietal pod drnrhg moves relaxing at hone. std Have a great sense of hrro Looemg b wanes or sarna newests 20 to 22 BOX 29760 MARITIME GENTLEMAN all 32. 5'6 17C pounds a professional and ht Enjoy music. son coping and Cori Seeking a pole Iaot' n feel 20's. Who's wing to fell and kited b earn and Leath b hake ono be loved Ax replies appreciated IDI 2761 LOOKING FOR FUK Single while man 30 seeing female 23 to 35 ort Yes the ou pias Want some, one I Wang. to snare to good fres BOX 21762 WIEIE II% YOU? Aeachle. M well pored mak, 30. seeks g attractive ht fun loving. non smoking employed, sing* lemak, who would not normally mspwd b an ad Single nailW Preferred IOM WA LOODS FOR YOU. H, ret Dae Lltdug for sone one b bee Very a8a W. Miame . oIAWOng, honest sincere. ad III "sale. 42. 621.185 pounds. well built all who eslablishad Lake all kinds of music, woos. the ouldoas Looking b an a0a lwe wo!iu. 25 to 35.preler a Virgo. Leo, Cancer, Capricorn. or POM.bAdwaiwo x.Nowxzw ATYENTIM KM Nus. 33 you eespaded b my ad. Wish As YoI and you so riled NoNIxr6A. W Aid III West a W*w. PeAs r d my ma I bad. mrm ben 28950 Thai you BOK 2751 FIRST TiME AOL Single die male. sally 30s, fnahciaF M will solesaly sound. with a wanly at i IMesI son thMer to claM See ng attractive busk 22 b 32. who Is haka and abcbaklle. IDK 29051 LOVE TO PAROL I ant a to - in my bk 406 ale is pesNaMle and awpasusi a Low to akddt can and cam lit Aowleone nmdal. n alwiya be Iron b you with a am burr all a bixnAy ami. NOK 21M Fid, RIK RM Sink whip mak, 28.62', 2501st YFdkes In miler bwele, 2 to 34. non sanker. who Mies a husky. sports kaidl, weak Lootig bar a M and krlg lam helalblelip. si x 27N LLE HAVING FIBL Wl* mak. 32.6'.170 Iles. Winkle her, bkie eyes the b III and lake long wale. Lnduq b MV, 28 ad hp, dl good we of llama. Phos ro hind "M CJdd h webane LIOx 21m W CALL WI Slagle wile mak, 29.55•.1796s, dark bode, blue eyes. alelea ad ataaceve Seeking asake, active brnde for coroWatt:Iq. claiming ad ffgW mre Hope Va WYW ft moms, In Irm Win lyres aid Mie to lough. LIDX 29156 OUTDOOII ORXNTED. Lou" for someone oft has a goal b Ili it". who &I to oudoors• camping. How to respond to an ad After listening to the simple instruc- tions enter the mailbox number of the ads you want to access or browse all greetings randomly. You'll hear a greeting with the Sincerely Yours ad and the person behind the greeting. Voice greetings are added to the system every 24 hours. So you can browse through the new advertiser greetings before the Sincerely Yours ads appear in the newspaper. Listen to greetings of people that interest you. If you like, leave your That person will hear your message when they call in. .e-'ei,; pair, a ^.t,•• ^ eac1h or just taking 1n a srar and spending wady are BOX 29731 LOOKING FOR YOU Sage man 58 1451YS brown hair ane eves ''Poking to, female. 4010 50. 110 to 1451s lies mus[ and enhelammel4 Must be sncere BOX 29732 START NEW LIFE 63 year old widow SIO', 150 pounds AM a wicker Wald like to meet a shun lady 52 to 63 for a'og lashg relatonstto Eppy dancing lag walks. gardening camping and much more Serious replies oMy Ostlawa BOX 29733 HONEST AND SINCERE crest sinceresingle mar enpvs :a•rpng. -00" forward to spmghne romace, BOX 29734 LOOKING FOR YOU µ, my name is Rick I m 36 62" med,u m Iengm Italy ff~ buil have a son 15 III traveM+gcampingand baseball I m looking lin someone 30 In 39 BOX 29735 FIRST TIME AD Singe ware mak_ 24. 5'9-. 135bs, cam cores' ar: seer nwded enjoy moves. cm III cats aha walking my dog Seeking single while hmae 20 to 28 for herd5np 7 oowbe relaeansho BOX 29739 ATTRACTIVE MALE Altactne single mak 29. 5't t- 190ts ,eekag amacMe temak b tasua erro!naas Dw,-w •s assured BOX M740 LET'S BE FRIENDS 1 g1e rye 38, seeks single lerae..rt good sense r! run* byes cow" music. movies 27 to 32 No commdment. no smokers Fie ldsthp host Sounos Ike you gine a cal BOX 29741 CARING AND HUGGABLE NTIe more. '? :'Abs $l' .>-,^s mmwz '!w xarn odd tarrpq I Iwe b listen loll rg In, a lad 18 to 19 BOX 29727 ROMANTIC WOMAN •^ a 21 year old :'smaka -a, •rm ;.fid ',w^ "' •.. ".r.t Love CODmrhg sports At moves .Jokhnq to a k ging. caryinq III and lora woman 2' In 26 win the sae wanes 8012972 ARTISTIC TYPE Single wnde mak 20 .cooker roc Pale haste• spivs woma 1e b v telgrr and oeght .4 partrf Must "V DWDN plawaDM ^Mae. ad discussion rrrendstAp hst. ren a posskde mi bump BOX 2972 FIRST TIME AD Spa teddy beat 63". 200lbsbAe eyes brow^ ,aI itm000nMy wild frun cull secure Snits tidy who Is oval, snore, and afkcnaWe 1br bog cern refat!mshp reed of h Lar sow and seek in9 a door l adv Sege ntams .eficme Box 2A21 ATTENTION JOANNE 's �avd You'esDonded b M toe mumCs 2fQr 3 you dd nal ow a phone num- ber Please dont worry You we not Inn young, you souded ldke tw type of gal I m kno" W to sere down win for he Please calf bap ether rata Min DP 2&-,3 Or M one BOX 29709 ONE GOOD MAN ,,g,e -,'It, -ale 29. 6. slayd. wfa'hy self P ;D el hones: and herdvon,ng i rnloy golfing_ .awing ravening children, aromas mower tiro spodwg lel ewwgs at Mrd °ease call 4nWesbd Singe motherswekdrk BOX 29710 SINGLE WHITE MALE Vamage minded eah 50-s 57 "3Cs fir, 1v,, socia 3~ emicays all types of music and naves q{Aet Corr evenings. hong moonlit was Seeking my inn peke bung lady of 4C b 50 to sip the pod age tgerw Non smoke serous rapes any race uwpalar BOX 2191 SERIOUSLY SEEKING :. mpieved Cwed while maw 38 prim ha • a-. eyes. 6 25abs. with two dependents searching b a swvglewimme alk 30 t 37 LOI to a sends ON lam OJDMW4 Of More BOX 29716 CULTURED CELT. 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Fumes and Dusts IF YOU ARE A NEW BUSINESS IN AJAX OR PICKERING, OR HAVE NOT BEEN CONTA,CTED ABOUT YOUR BUSINESS DIRECTORY 683-51 10 Wr ADVERTISING AND SAY YES! x 11 " W W I P1, how PAGE 44-A-THENEN S ADIVERTISER, %% ED- A11RI1. it). 1946 - - - - - - - - - - - - j5 Sr— �zj 0 Rs Lt, AL > aw Cl) IQ) J Fro cm a z 0 -CU F ?- ;;5 E Mme.0 let -= = r LL 4V - follow Z, a Ch CMU 7.— Cd r 71.; VJ > Z :7 Qui E log 0 ON E 40 rl JZ at CA E: or 0 <1 4D CL 00 fj z ZZ CL r . CL LP fn 14 ,d OPEN SUNDAY, APRIL 14TH, 2-4 P.M. CALL FOR DETAILS! i rAORGEOUS! $124,800! Extenshiely upgraded Beauffift decorated * Sunny, stained oak kitchen Master bdrm. en suite Bright party -size rec room - __ , with wood wainscotting Open concept liv. & din. rm. - _ \ w/o to patio i yard Quiet, child -safe crescent by 1 the lake x THIS HOME SHINES! ,Z RICK SERGISON• 831-3300 RF,,IM�C® °ONE OF THE PRE' -"FST HOMES I'VE EVER HAD �' Realty THE PLEASURE TO M4r.KE7 DON'T MISS Ir.^ FIRST Ltd. SOUTH AJAX S $98,500 Why rent when you could own this immaculate 2- i li bdrm., 2 washroom �F Ip condo? Great location and a great view. This N S gem shows pride of Li ownership. CALL STEVE FEARON , 683-2992 RV/MRC ' OUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. S DESIRABLE .� GLENDALE 11 IN 00 i PICKERING Enjoy all this well established § area has to offer... Schools, parks, tennis, library plus easy access to GO and Hwy. 401. This well-maintained home has been freshly painted. the decor ..1 r is neutral Lovely Europeen style kitchen 3 bedrooms, the master being very specious - - PLEASE CALL �+ BARRIE COX-, i:. 839-7449 ROUGE RIVER REALTY LTD. LElls TAKE IT EASY Relax by the pool, stroll down to r ` the lake. Huge, modern , townhouse 1,600 sq. ft. Recessed paneling, wainscotting & pine and brick fireplace in family room. Central air for summer comfort En suite off large master bedroom. Great in-law apartment with separate entrance. Very special - f CALL LUCY BATESON, Associate Broker (905) 619-9500. I AI PROX. 1.900 SQ. FT. o�� �. I $1369900 r 46 PREMIUM LOTI ' Victoria Wood 1800 ' Finished top to bottom ' Prof. fin. basement. Central air 8 vac. Wraparound deck Fenced, premium lot Pride of ownership! ' $194,900 JACQUELYNN TANNER*, 619-9500. tip HERITAGE REALTY INC. JUST LISTED - $132.500! This 2,000 sq. ft. home ha! SSS in upgrades. 4 bedrooms finished basement, 4 nev appliances, central vac, nev broadloom and deck Laundry facilities on mair floor. Backs on to parl Gorgeous. Lots to offer a this price! CALL BRIAN KONDO*, •- 683-2992 R VMC` QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. SHIP-SHAPE STARTERM All brick construction 3 bdrms., 2 baths! Soft. pretty decor! Eat -in kitchen! Sparkling clean! Good family area! Move -in condition! CALL f �'herin� '' f�Gill 619-9500 LAST CALL FOR FABULOUS HERITAGE REALTY INC. VALUE! Brand new townhome in ravine AREYOU ;LLRIENTING �v5� ' 3 bedrooms ' 3 bathrooms Bright, family kitchen with PRIME AJAX,G LOCATION G ' $4,995 down, $880 monthly y �' ' Brand new appliances mtge.Features Don't miss out on this one at $139,900 - pick your colors and inclde 4 good -size move in. Call JULIE TREOILCOCK" — a bedrooms, w/o to pie - R VMW71) OUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. Shaped lot, finished basal) I L CLAREMONT -- Can RICK CNOMCY* Lifestyle! Over 1 acre overlooking Dolling or BERNARD LEE* hills. 15 minutes to Pickering and Ajax. (905) 428-6533 OR Gorgeous! CALL 416-286-3993 GARRY FREE***, 837-1054 Rv/r lw ROUGE RIVER REALTY LTD. S299,900 s189,900 inNEW REALTY LTD. omMEMBER / This 4 bdrm. home has kits of MIESTNEY - room for everyone Great - Fuily detached :,, , kacatian on a quiet aa., dose Double driveway to lake, parks & conservation - Ceramic foyer 6 kitchen area. Lot pia out at bads. 3 w - Nicely decorated f ' washrooms total. Fp. in family - Natural gas heating ,j room. You c on't afford to mins (905) 683-5000 A this one, ROMW CALL = ANGELA NOFFMAMW AT 683-1088 TODAY!! I AI PROX. 1.900 SQ. FT. o�� �. I $1369900 r 46 PREMIUM LOTI ' Victoria Wood 1800 ' Finished top to bottom ' Prof. fin. basement. Central air 8 vac. Wraparound deck Fenced, premium lot Pride of ownership! ' $194,900 JACQUELYNN TANNER*, 619-9500. tip HERITAGE REALTY INC. JUST LISTED - $132.500! This 2,000 sq. ft. home ha! SSS in upgrades. 4 bedrooms finished basement, 4 nev appliances, central vac, nev broadloom and deck Laundry facilities on mair floor. Backs on to parl Gorgeous. Lots to offer a this price! CALL BRIAN KONDO*, •- 683-2992 R VMC` QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. SHIP-SHAPE STARTERM All brick construction 3 bdrms., 2 baths! Soft. pretty decor! Eat -in kitchen! Sparkling clean! Good family area! Move -in condition! CALL f �'herin� '' f�Gill 619-9500 LAST CALL FOR FABULOUS VALUE! Brand new townhome in ravine and woodlands setting ' 3 bedrooms ' 3 bathrooms Bright, family kitchen with walkout ' Separate living and dining room ' 1.278 sq. R of Gvinp space ' Brand new appliances Don't miss out on this one at $139,900 - pick your colors and I move in. Call JULIE TREOILCOCK" AT 683-2992 R VMW71) OUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. CLAREMONT CUSTOM-BUILT Lifestyle! Over 1 acre overlooking Dolling hills. 15 minutes to Pickering and Ajax. Gorgeous! CALL GARRY FREE***, 837-1054 CHOICE inNEW REALTY LTD. omMEMBER BROKER MIESTNEY HEIGHTS - Fuily detached :,, , - All brick Double driveway Eat -in kitchen - Ceramic foyer 6 kitchen floor - Nicely decorated - Finished rec room - Natural gas heating AL RYNBEEK - (905) 683-5000 A ROMW r A 3 BEDROOM CONDOMINIUM AS LOW AS 56.000 DOWN WITH OUALIFICATION -eatur ng hostess kit vnth new cupboards & counter iop & back spiash. master bdrm has walk-ir closet & 4 -pc. bath Spacious !iv rm . dm rm. ,A,tn w o to iarge balcony, separate laundry area S storage room & 4- oc bath facilites nci tennis courts and swimmnc coci Newly listed at S'15 90.-. Halter Brew,)". Pemax First. 831-330 PREMIUM PIE -SHAPED LOT 5179.900 • a"o oabie Man ,icer ,aurd y ceorx^s • -�cse tc scnocls a• -,a-ace Waikc.;t is va-,. • Eat � � �eea•at_ . - _ 'all Jeh^ 6 BEDROOMS IN PICKERING :are find !deal fc _ = -_-e .-!us a finished ��emenI with ec roor- of n srec - .w.^_d goers pine KI -hen. cent Dathroerns newer roc` ar,c es oe^ r)cme fcr ori% NO FLAWS 17 this spark, ng 3 bedroo-, 3 bathroom Fox Hollow home, sun -drenched upgraeec kitchen wisolanum addition and w/o to custom deck. family room w/obfp, main floor laundry rm., on a premium treed lot.. S214.900 To view this gem call Joe Pitino'. 831-3300. WATERFRONT! Waning! BREATHTAKING VIEW.... The only available serviced building lot directly on Frenchman's Bay... ready to build $98,900... call 831-3300, Joe Pitino'. JACQUELINE & RON ROUTH YOUR DREAMS CAN COME TRUE Located in a cveiy famiiy neighborhood is this very upgraded 4 oedroom home that sparkles from the front door. Fabulous Kitchen. formal living room and spacious dining room for ;ust 5-95900 AL HUTTON FIRST-TIME BUYERS - $894 PER MONTH MAINTENANCE FEE INCLUDED `his refurbished 3 bdrm. 2 hath'_.~^r_Te -as been epa niec a'' —w -roadloom & k^ flooring, spacious fenced .a , -ff A c haseTe^' a -e -at-n kitchen ciose to amer,tes C -- n^ "e S --u'ton' 831-330C SUMPTUOUS SEMI! _:erythine you've eve' wa^te. -^e^ c_`cert. moulded ceilings. s^ brcac!ccrr extended kitchen counters. sunke- Aam,iy A- gas : ,ec,ace. gleaming nardwooe f;oc's =s: ulcus _ ...s,. ecce e' Call Jeanne. 831-3300 or 839-^C72 !Ak LOUISEICALLEF' ASPEN WOODS!! 1 YEAR NEW $122,000 End unit freehold townhouse - 3 bdrms - 3 baths cull en suite • walk-in closet in master bedroom Computer rm. on mr, fir. Bright eat -in kitchen Upgraded broadloom Great family neighborhood Call Louise M. Micallef. 831.3300. MAPLE RIDGE $208,000 Spotless 4 bdrm. home . Sep. liv. & din. rms. Greenhouse kit. + w/o interlocking patio Fin. rec mr. w/office or bdrm. - Beautiful lot on child -safe cres. Cent. vac, cent. air, blinds, some new flooring. Call Louise M. Micallef, 831-3300. BEV MCLEAN' "YESTERYEAR CHARM" - GORGEOUS Totally renovated & beautifully decorated - 70 year old farmhouse cin large private. treed lot in desirable Pickering Village. Huge country kitchen. hardwood floors. Jacuzzi, large principal rooms ch ceiiincs .5 c oci A must to see! Call Bev, 831-3300. BRICK BUNGALOW =acing parkland. Finished basemen! is prof. done with sep. entrance. .t bdrms. 2 4 -pc. baths. one with 6 let Jacuzzi, gleaming hrdwd ;ors. newer carpeting with a new picture window overlooking carve and akes this home very specal aleas-o A" =!ora Waters fo, T -.,- DISCOVERY BAY, $184,888 Walkout basement 4 bedroorns a oaths - Finished bsmt. with in-law Minutes to lakefront & school T�,s one wont last '_ase ca:! F cra'Naters' at 905-E31-330_ STUNNING BRICK HOME ON RAVINE!! ONLY S194,600H Tiered deck with hot tub' ' Bight, eat -in kitchen! Massive main floor family room! ' Main floor laundry + side door! Central air/vac! French doors' Full en suite! Newer vinyl & carpet! Walk to parks & schools' To see is to buy' Call Geary White, 831-3300' Large 3 bdrm., eat -in kitchen STUNNING 4 BEDROOM $166,800 ' Four large bedrooms! Three bathrooms including en suile! Eat -in kitchen! Gas heat! ' Sunken living room + fireplace! Finished basement! Freshly painted Newer carpet and flooring! ' Separate dining room! Call Geary White, 831-3300! -� COUGHLAN BUILT HOME 2,050 SO. FT. 4 BDRM. BEAUTY 3 BDRM., 2 FULL BATHS PICKERING VILLAGE ABSOLUTELY A "IV Loaded with upgrades, 3,000 sq. h. Shows like a model, upgrades Finished rec rm., fenced yard. Large 3 bdrm., eat -in kitchen This condo is a must to see. 2 * JOHN MONI2 of luxury. 9' ceilings - 2 family rooms. galore, hot tub, gas fireplace, 5 Only $131,900. Detached. Call only $5,500 down. Why rent? bdnns., solarium, 2 baths. Only RE/MAX HALL OF FAME fireplace, ceramics, cent. air and appliances & more. Call John Moniz, John Moniz, 831-3300. Call John Moniz, 831-3300. $144,900. Call John Moniz, 831- 831-3300 more. Call John Moniz. 831-3300. 831.3300. 3300. What makes needlework good? Creative umaterials. Quality construction. 1� A craftsman -like approach, not an assembly -line mentality. Superior finishing i _ I work. And pride in the finished result. You expect no less from a family heirloom. Why expect less from your homebuildeR Demand more. Let our New Homes I... "' Section help you find that builder. ONES579-4404 I n t e r $ a r s TOR. LINE 798 7672 WILMA TANNER* -IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ROYAL LEPAGE �llnuuilnnuuun Royal LePaLe Residential Real Estate Ser%ices Broker 427-6522 1W f� THIS HOME WON'T LAST! NEW PRICE S156,900 NEW PRICE! S179,900 Super south Ajax detacrec with double garage & Approx. 2.220 sq - home. 4 bdrms.. great ktchen. 2 1!2 finished basement. 2 decks &air baths. air. family neighborhood near schools. why wait - call Wilma. NEW PRICE $299,900 NEW LISTING $165,000 2,600 sq. h. nunga cw on 2 4 acres. 8 minutes to 401 Fresh as spring! 3 bedroom with main floor family & GO Simpiy amaz ^g. room, 2 1'2 baths. north Ajax. ST THE NEWSADYERTISER, WED., APRIL 10, 1"(P -PAGE 3 Patricia X. Reaburn of AOI Remau Quality One Ltd. ' d would like to say: Thans ilutaz..., 7,z 440,Fc,zti,cy ace ca au *� W# 7laxz ... 54t allowi sg .ice a sell Yuen &once 54" fiu4d&*9 ace cvztls all °� cyocvt m4evcald 576t Cetti.eq ace leeCji ryo�c a ztic rfocvt aea< bake A,4TeAretde Feeaude si �4ad e*ee,.t14 elakae 4 rjocc uc e!e :�at.aclaye eo..c..cccct.'t�y *I caac s#eecerl acua d ucog.ri�c.cg acy aeleieue rc -t& c.e 199.5 sales eaztk ,ee/W(ax. % u as #Te4e,ceed & ace ea -5atcctid4#- 'Incise! 23. 11796 4 Re/711ax OKea -o4a c Zed. ae elce 70-zeza ' a26akcat Gastfc. %,,,, o. $a. all °6 ge�ot seal edeate .eeiiii #&a4e call .ac at (-105) 693--217172 (24 tat. #49ct). 00-111, ST 000-:11, All Al - r_ 00IN!", • (905) 831m2273 • Since 1952 1-800-637-1312 («A Great Place to Work ) A GARDENER'S DREAM HOME - -� S114,7D0 _ View private yard from window, bright eat -in kitchen, 2+ bedrooms, large potting shed, quiet family area near good schools, shops & easy PRESTIGIOUS ROUGE AREA - QUIET CRE8. 4 bdrrn. exec. with w/o bsmt. on 150' at! Huge kit. with 401 access. Call today, Krista CHRISTINE GASKINS~ wan of pantry! Stunning an suite with circ. whirlpool & KRISTA GRIFFITH• Gil 905-831-2273. 831-2273 skvifiaht.2 fl & 5 aDfi Christine Gaskins' 831.2273. JAN WHALEN WELCOME BACK! 831.2273 HOT.I HOT.I HOT! $159,900.f.I. Case Realty Limited is pleased to announce that Jan Whalen has re - 1,805 sq. ft., mn. fir. family rm. With joined our Pickering branch. Jan has over 15 years real estate fireplace, en suite bath, main floor p experience and understands that buying or selling a home is not only a financial decision, but an emotional one as well. Jan's gentle approach laundry, four appliances, backs on to has helped many families through that stressful transition period. Her greenbelt! Call now! Charmaine experience and knowledge as a real estate professional include appraisal, financing, law and ICI. Jan looks forward to helping many WESTSHORE $129,900 Cute 3 bdrrn. dollhouse on large lot near lake . * CIIAF;MANE McLAREN McLaren*, more families into their new homes and invites her past clients to call her p gardeners dream, totally gutted, re -insulated CHRISTINE GASKINS•• renovated. 20' kitchen. gas fireplace. 2 level deck & n at 905-831-2273. roof.831-2273. 6� SUPER 5 LEVEL OPENS CONCEPTI UPGRADED l� CENTURY HOME ► ! 1/4 ACRE LOT HOME! ONLY $187,900! en Updated kitchwith built-in = f 6 pfl► -. This very spacious home appliances, main bath with 11 boasts cathedral ceiling in Jacuzzi tub & imported files, living room! Eat -in kitchen .. hardwood & ceramic floors, ; overlooks main floor fam. rm. main floor laundry, family with fireplace! Central air! Cent. vac! Heated pool & sun i, room with fireplace & walkout to fenced yard. Bann PICTURE PERFECT IN POPULAR WEST EY HEIGHTS Great starter premium pie lot, new custom kitchen, room addition too! Call with hydro. Jan Whalen**, CHRISTINE GASKINS•• it fl cosy rec nn. with from din. rrn. to large We ', 905.831-2273. 831-2273. 631-2273 t. call r tin deck uiet crescent call Christine Gaski 831-2273. -• _ y VERY S-P-A-C4o-U-s GLENDALE k BACKSPLIT! GLENFORD MODEL OVERSIZE LOT! Exceptional 4 level backsplit! i=- $189,900 on 60' lot. Detached 4 Main floor family rm. with bdrm., 2 car garage 17, has en fireplace. Stunning oak — hardwood floors! Family size '=- suite, w/o to private deck, formal din. MUST SEII $144,500 kitchen! very desirable rm., w/o to sunml., main fir. fam., 3 - neighborhood! Call now -- -- before it's gone! Wendy JOHN LYALL• baths, 4 appliances, fenced yard. South Ajax, vacant 2 storey, 4 bdrms., 2 baths, YOG SARAN• finished rec rm., fireplace, enclosed porch, garage, Rapsoi905-831-2273. 831-2273 John Lyall', 905-831-2273. 831-2273 steps to lake. Yog Saran', 905-619.0049. case Really Ltd., 905-831-2273. PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVEKnSER, WED, APRIL I. IM Stephen Mill, Douglas Taylor, and Jayson lular. ME DIA "There's no question that 1995 was a difficult year for the real estate industry," says Broker/Owner, Ron RELEASEGordon. "Often, it was hard sledding. But our RE/MAX award winners proved that even in tough times, the commitment to RE/MAX SALES WINNERS OVER - TORONTO - March 30. 1996 - Overcomin2 the challentes of a tough 1995 housing market. 18 RE/%1AX sales associates in Pickering earned the company's President Club. Executive Club and 100% Club awards for sales success. The local winners were honoured at the RE/MAX .-annual Awards Dinner in Toronto March ?3. 100% CLUB 100% Club Members represent a highly distinguished level of achievement in the real estate industry. RE/MAX FIRST REALTY LTD. 100% Club Members for 1995 are: Douglas Cain, Beverly McLean, Joseph Pitino, Glenn Price, Mary Roy, .Rick Sergison, and Ronald Shute. EXECUTIVE CLUB Executive Club Members rank among the leading sales associates in the industry, RE/MAX FIRST REALTY LTD. Executive Club Members for 1995 are: Elaine Bukalo, Jaan Krull, Sean Loschiavo, and Clovis St. Louis. PRESIDENT'S CLUB President Club Members form the backbone of the RE/MAX organization. RE/MAX FIRST REALTY LTD. President Club Members for 1995 are: Paul Keeler, Donald Lesley, John McCarten, Glenn McQueenie, L MULTIPLE LISTING SERVK:E� NEW CHOICE �td'ty exceptional customer service will result in sales success." Ron Gordon believes that 1996 will be a much stronger year for real estate sales. "Our volumes are up over last year. With today's low interest rates and housing prices, Canadians realize that it's an excellent time to buy a home." M E M B E R B R O K E R 837=1054 RE/MAX is Canada's leading residential real estate organization with 9,400 sales associates and 425 For best results advertise with the News Advertiser delivered to your door three times a week "CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR OUTSTANDING EFFORT AND ACHIEVEMENT THIS SEASON" \11ti('O11 tif•:��' 011(11('1•: KI•::V:1'1" l:i'1). PEE WEE II0(-KEN YEAH Rack: Ryan Faulkner. John Madden. Brad Morgan, Michael Karakolis. Jonathan Hohs4m. (absent) Tyler Perkins - gcwl Middle: Bernie Comitt (coach). Bradley Knight, Ryan Mihkelson, Brandon %larks. Kevin Slack, .lames Iran, Bill Apps (assistant coach) Front. Nlathe% Elhcrtscn, Brandon Sitar%ki. Michael Dissanayke, Chris Comitt. Scan Skinner. HEST HILL BY THE LIKE • Super Scarborough location • Backe on to ravine • Beautiful finished bsnn. *Large eat -in kitchen *Main flr faro. di laund. mi. • 4 spacious bedrooms • Mastrr has 4 -pc. en suite • Show s great Call Ron Argue*, 837-1054. JUST LISTED! AJAX BEAUTY • 4 hdnn.. 2 starry home • Beauriful finished basement • large .simcious lot • Ilardwrrrxl f oohs • W/o to !urge new deck • Close to Juke, schooh dr park • Shows great! Call Ron Argue*, 837-1054. TREED LOT BACKS TO PARK Huge pie lot - gorgeous home in Rouge area with brick auldition.. Gourmet kitchen with walkout! Call Barbara K. Smith", 837-1054. NOL'LN(: TO :NARKHA,N! ; BASEMENT SHOWS LIKE. A 7�r MEAPARTMENT large 4 bdrut. in In tip-top wiltLovely We ishore locution. Rai-mer•ille urea. 2 bdrms. nutximum 3 Sep. entrance to bsntl.. 2 + rec, w/n hent.. hardwood bathrooms, cent. air. hage . bedrmnlis, new on market. , flr to ceramic. New deck h lots more. Call Peyton • • Cahn a CaU Emily Tan**, Call Pey,oa Ding•, � Call Peyton Ding •, 837-1054. 837-1054 837-1054. "28 OFFICES IN SOUTHERN ONTARIO AND GROWING" SPRING SPECIAL!! Bright do modern multi-level with central air. new brdlm., fridxe do stove! Low Call Barbara K Smith", 837-1054. TAKE A LOOK!! Detached 3 bedrooms, fin. basement, appliances included. Good location. Very clean condition. Cau Emily Tan", 837-1054. *Baled on 6%coNmnifiWu T t - :=wtU trA(a vain I -MEMM w Best view faces S/li' `1t (. rramics. Jacu;zi PRICE???�''`� WORK" Br. -t ung pkg space r.ori;eous oak kit.. Ixatn1 His; Pickering c'�nunin' style down. industrial 2 bdnn. suint Illumourled ceiling hungalow• in dee Rouse. All c endo. l(� sq. jt. wide wRxtlrnny • i apple. + en suite hush Reduced to sell lin .curate Ihuh, family rm. ` Spotless - .chows like new. C'allludy Stacee*** appliances! Bi treed PP R enclosed Pard. GARRY i1. �IIcAo office plus mezzanine. ('Inst to 4(1!. Priced err sell. Call Ju4v Stacee*** Cafl Garr• Free***, Call Garry Free*** 837-105.1. 837-1054. 837-105.1. 837-/054. iL e _ 34 s LA I s"l Ill, %1()R((, t(,1. - e S( ARHORM (141 ('HF.(A "t -1 CIiF. 1;11.1 F. 1*_X h "! TlVE DE( ISIOA NO DOW. ' LUXUR)' CONDO J4hednx,ms SO" lor. 4 large lxlrntc., master l hdrm. luwnhuu.cr, Guildwood(Kinxston. 2 bdrnt. Premium /of - wdrr hsmr. y'Ihrgr rat -al Lnchrm retreat to die or.' Huge eat -in f Mi kering, fn. + w/o bcml.. rondo. 7.5% mortgage. VMain flr firrrr w/fp. kit., ceramics. main flr. jam. appliances. huge kit. 1 I/2 us.curuable 3 i'r _ 3 yr old v Maur llr launder garage across nn. K/fp., lauruln• w/garage baths. ussurne to qualify. Call Raul Casino*, RAUL building Call Raul Casino*, v Qmer ,trert. !neck, h,"Pen .crxur V 209isq It flu urn Call Lois Thompson NOW!, • access. over 2.500 sq. jl.. fle. L lis 837-1054. • 837-1054. P U Thom ** CaU Lois Thompson , 837-1054. • • 837-1054. HEST HILL BY THE LIKE • Super Scarborough location • Backe on to ravine • Beautiful finished bsnn. *Large eat -in kitchen *Main flr faro. di laund. mi. • 4 spacious bedrooms • Mastrr has 4 -pc. en suite • Show s great Call Ron Argue*, 837-1054. JUST LISTED! AJAX BEAUTY • 4 hdnn.. 2 starry home • Beauriful finished basement • large .simcious lot • Ilardwrrrxl f oohs • W/o to !urge new deck • Close to Juke, schooh dr park • Shows great! Call Ron Argue*, 837-1054. TREED LOT BACKS TO PARK Huge pie lot - gorgeous home in Rouge area with brick auldition.. Gourmet kitchen with walkout! Call Barbara K. Smith", 837-1054. NOL'LN(: TO :NARKHA,N! ; BASEMENT SHOWS LIKE. A 7�r MEAPARTMENT large 4 bdrut. in In tip-top wiltLovely We ishore locution. Rai-mer•ille urea. 2 bdrms. nutximum 3 Sep. entrance to bsntl.. 2 + rec, w/n hent.. hardwood bathrooms, cent. air. hage . bedrmnlis, new on market. , flr to ceramic. New deck h lots more. Call Peyton • • Cahn a CaU Emily Tan**, Call Pey,oa Ding•, � Call Peyton Ding •, 837-1054. 837-1054 837-1054. "28 OFFICES IN SOUTHERN ONTARIO AND GROWING" SPRING SPECIAL!! Bright do modern multi-level with central air. new brdlm., fridxe do stove! Low Call Barbara K Smith", 837-1054. TAKE A LOOK!! Detached 3 bedrooms, fin. basement, appliances included. Good location. Very clean condition. Cau Emily Tan", 837-1054. *Baled on 6%coNmnifiWu T TAE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., APRIL 10, 1"6 -PAGE 5 COLDWO GULDWELL BANKERPickering4 BANKGR oST Toronto East Realty 4697Kingston FJ 7 i � r AWN r IjE r"'il e.. .PF1 LOOKING FOR SECURITY? WAKE TO THE MORNING SUN PRIME LOCATION IN DESIRABLE MARJORIE LUXURY? CONVENIENCE? JACK BREAKFAST IN THE SOLARIUM DORIS FOX HOLLOW! • All the advantages of a condo with your $125,900 This 4 bdrm. homes tastefuiiy decorated own front door in the heart of Pickering. "GREAT LOCATION IN PICKERING' This one bedroom unit is freshly painted SHOWS TO PERFECTION and shows a ten. Special features include 420-4200 Tridel 3 storey townhouse, 2 parking and ready for immediate possession. All the • • 11 ardwood floors, crown mouldings, This 3 bedroom home is clean & spacious. spaces, 2 bedrooms +den +studio. cent. Tr del luxuries and quality. Walk to the GO - Gorgeous brick bongaiow, newly renovated greenhouse kit. & finished basement. You'll Bright eat -in kitchen with walkout to patio & air & vac, 5 appliances, beautiful decor. Call • Town Centre or the library. Other models replace and inground pool. Master bdrm.eiropean +e it - $257.500. Call Dons Muir today, now, Marjorie Hancock. 420-4200. large fenced yard, backing on to a treed available. Call Jack Muir today, 420-4200. 420-4200. FJ 7 i � r AWN 4r GREAT STARTER HOME"' "GREAT LOCATION IN PICKERING' SHOWS TO PERFECTION • ' EXCELLENT LOCATION ' 4 BDRMS. PLUS POOL ONLY 5218,880! MONA S169,900 This 3 bedroom home is clean & spacious. Clean well kept home with cent. air. Gorgeous brick bongaiow, newly renovated • Bright eat -in kitchen with walkout to patio & • replace and inground pool. Master bdrm.eiropean YOUNG style k tchen. plush upgraded • • • large fenced yard, backing on to a treed ccmes with 4 -piece bath. This is a gorgeous • carpet ,n Irving4ning room. huge yard. greenbelt. Walking distance to shopping and spacious home, don't delay, call today extra iong dnveway. separate side entrance and transit. $152.500. Call Eion Gomes, tc view. Just ask for Ann Letoumeau. 24 c basement Close to transportation Call 420-4200. hour pager, 420-4200. Mona today. 24 hour pager. 420-1200. AY l�-6ml FF UNTILEVERY IrSSOLD It's not just a slogan, it's our promise to you.. List your home with COLDWELL BANKER 1 st TORONTO EAST REALTY and we . will promote your home every day until it's SOLD by: A 14 Canada Trust - in branch home displays seen by 1,000s of buyers JANICE Exposure at Pickering Flea Market attended by approx. 20,000 every Sunday PP The Internet - approximately 37 million people across North America ; � q Q 16- = Print Media - classified advertising ' -` o MON Networking and aggressive promotion to attract buyers Real estate television advertising, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week Giving maximum exposure to your home All this and more is just a part of our Complete Marketing Services Guarantee! Offered to ROBERT you exclusively by Coldwell Banker 1 st Toronto East Realty. BILL SR. OOSTERHOLT- GORDON" For details call DAVID MACLENNAN (905) 420-4200 YOUR HOME WILL BE AS GOOD AS SOLD. KEITH AL KING* SACCO ',lobs Papireurdefin "Aswchft Bmko. _ ..__.-.__.._—.._.' ,_____...,... _.._ -.__ __._�....�. ' ..r.r :, ... wr�+erST'76o+n'.nm... .. ^"T'Vfi�'e` ., ..•. 's�nr c TrIL� r.1r:r1)C •r�VL�O'r•fCEO U/fTn •oOn I& fYG Ajax -Pickering photo gallery M�w Sandra goes tripping Sandra Rombough, centre, will be packing her Kathy Thiebaud, left, and Margaret Ferris, owner bags after winning a draw during a recent home of the Goliger's Travel in the Pickering Town Cen- and garden show at the Metro East Trade Centre tre. In Pickering. With her are show general manager photo by Ron Pietroniro Protesters Rock Durham Region fund-raiser By TONY DOl'LE SPECIAI- To THE INEAS At)), ERTISER DURHAM -- Federal Ju,,tice Minis- ter Allan Rock paid a visit to Durham last week and was met by more than 150 people. Made up mainly of members from the Sportsmans Alliance. Durham Women's Coalition, the Ontario Federa- tion and Hunters and Voice of Canadi- ans. the throng greeted Mr. Rock and Oshawa MP Ivan Grose as they made their way to a local golf course club house for a Liberal fund-raising event. Shouting. "your political careers and that of the Liberal Party are over." the crowd wanted to let the two know just what it thought of the recent passing of bill C-68 that will have all gun owners obtain firearms licences and also require them to register any firearms they own. They also objected to a proposed piece of legislation that would prevent any employer governed by the federal human rights act from firing a person because they are homosexual. Neither member of Parliament seemed fazed. "We don't expect it to be unanimous (support of new bills)." said Mr. Rock. who stopped to talk to a few of the members along the road. "Very few things in justice arc. There will always be people who don't agree with what is done." Sportsmans Alliance chairman Tony Bernardo felt the day was a success, but noted seeing the Justice Minister wasn't the main item on his group's agenda -- it was to let Mr. Grose know they weren't happy with him. "I think we got our voice across today," said Mr. Bernardo. "We realize the bill has already passed, but that does not prevent us from expressing our dis- satisfaction with it." Mr. Grose declined to stop and speak to the crowd once he arrived at the golf centre, but earlier had a suggestion for the unhappy group. '"To put it bluntly, if (they) want this act repealed, wait for the next election and vote for the Reform Party, who inci- dentally, I don't think will repeal it but they claimed they would." Yummy treats Simply Yummy store owners Eliot and Wendy Shimkofsky must be in heaven with two platters of cookies just sitting there waiting to be eaten. They recently hosted the grand opening for their business venture, a gourmet bake shop on Westney Rd. S. in Ajax that makes products without nuts of any kind, eggs or milk. photo by A.J. Groen JOHN ALEXANDER ' OPEN HOUSE - SUN., APRIL 114,11-4 P.M. 69 ROLLO DR., AJAX $197,500 NBC - CBC - CBS �x Al: three should cover open house of newsworthy homes like this stunning all brick 4 bdrm home. Located within walking distance to Lake Front Park. 'Come see Quality. Character and Design' or call John REAITr (1M7(LTD RLTR. Alexander Today! (905) 686-3800 or (905) 404-2024. T JOIN 717 ONE OF A KIND Ideal for antique outlet - bed & breakfast. Built in 1885, solid brick, 10 ft. ceilings, plank flooring, over 3,000 sq. ft. Full of charm in the hamlet of Claremont. Listed at $299,950. Call the agent on duty, 683-1861 or 683-2992. Home for Sale to Highest Bidder* 464 Kingston Road West, Ajax Located on Hwy •2 in Bickering village this unique property is ideal for combining commercial and residential use • Immaculate living area on main ftoa • Impressive lower level with 1,500 sq. ft. for commercial or professional use • 85x200' Id -Ample parking • Many special features Open for inspection between 1.5 p.m. an Saturday, April 13th and Sunday, April 14th • On Sunday evening, all bids will be reviewed by the owners and the highest one accepted, provided it exceeds reserve bid of: $192,500 r -or addfliorul fMoreriioa all: SaMctRm Roll EstaM lilm ReWWO Fraser Beach. FRI CRB. Broin I rh�k& Durham Region's TOP Century Q THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., APRIL 10,196 -PAGE 7 21 Office since 1977. �0 839-2121 428-2121 Briscoe Estates Ltd. "FAWNS LANDING" All brick 2,800 sq. ft. of luxury. 4 bdrms., master en suite, sep. living/dining rms. with french doors, family rm. with marble fp., 9 ft. ceilings, exceptional eat -in kitchen with walkout, ceramic floor, plush carpeting, main floor laundry, interlocking walk, $315,000. Call Alasdair McLean at 839-2121. � •1.J" .lM RICK BRISCOE' f PRICED TO SELL AT $157,777 3 bdrm. backsplit with gourmet oak kitchen with matching oak floors, beamed ceiling, spacious eating area, Ige. living rm. w/cathedral ceiling, skylights, floor to ceiling fireplace, finished rec room, renovated bath, custom deck. Call Rick Briscoe at 839-2121. �V' LINDA CLARKE' AJAX BEAUTY 3 bdrm. 2 storey home with man floor laundry rm., rec room with 2 -pc. washroom, central air cond., walkout to patio from kitchen, newer broadloom in living room and dining room. Priced to sell at $154,900. Call Linda Clarke at 839-2121. ENJOY LIVING IN GRAND STYLE This gorgeous home is full of upgrades & finished top to bottom. Super location, ScarboroughlPickering border. Close to all amenifies. Asking price is $329,000. For more information please call Liz Peovski at 839-2121. TMHOMPkSOW GORGEOUS QUEEN'S COMMON HOME This four bedroom beauty must be seen! Thousands of dollars spent in upgrades, including french doors with beveled glass and brass mullions, cornice moulding, hardwood floors and ceramics. Priced at $279,1100. Call Bill Thompson at 839-2121. FIT Tru Tvrir 'U 21 JUDY SHAW oo� "DONT SAY GOODBYE TO THIS GOOD BUY" All brick 3 bdrm. bungalow nestled in mature Pickering neighborhood. Large living room, hardwood flooring in bedrooms. large recreation & additional bedroom in basement. Asking $155,000. Call Judy Shaw, at 839-2121. 21, DICK BRISCOE— a ANNE BRISCOE"' DISCOVERY BAY Detached 4 bdrm., main floor den, en suite with sep, shower, steps to lake & schools. approx. 2.670 sq. ft., walkout bsmt. with wet bar & r'i fp.. cedar deck, cent. air & vac. intercom. security system. Interlock walkway. $239.900. Call Anne Briscoe at 839- 2121. LOOK NO FURTHER Friendly neighborhood of execut,ve Bramalea built homes. This 2,700 sq. ft. gems on a premium lot. The extras include hand made day brick, enlarged casement windows, finished basement and more. $295.900. Call Dick Briscoe at 839-2121. C� RICHARD MacLEAN' MONEY WELL SPENT Great family neighborhood. 4 cearocros. sep.:nnng & dining rms.. 4 bedrooms. master en suite has step-up tub. family -size kitchen with breakfast area and walkout to deck. Neutral decor throughout. $245.000. Call Richard MacLean at 839-2121 LINNIE BROWN' THIS WILL KNOCK YOUR SOCKS OFF!! Decorated like a dream, this spacious townhome features newer windows, immaculate grey broadloom, 5 appliances and more. $122,900. To view call Linnie Brown at 839- 2121. JUST LISTED!! All brick 4 bdrm. 2 storey detached home in prime south Ajax family area! Walk to lake, parks, schools. Features: central air and vacuum 0C!Fe_systems. Main floor family room, separate living and dining areas. The spacious greenhouse kitchen has a family eating area. Approx. 2,300 sq. ft. of good living... add your own touches for just $219,900. Call Carol E. Kudla, Associate Broker at 839-2121. A "LOT TO LOVE"! Park -like. treed ravine setting and convenient location add up to a special buy for this 4+1 bedroom at $188.900. With central air, central vac and Jacuzzi included. Call Lynn Blanchard for your personal tour, 839-2121. r SHAHLA ASHTARI' JOHN BODDY "GABLETON" Immaculate 4 bedroc^ -„Te •% — e . cecc'. Sep Iving room & dining room master en suite with step-up tub. family kit with creaK'as' area & w c !e we -tiered DecK Ceramic floes & wcrksncp in bsmt. Super pack yarc. S239 900 Call Shanla As^tan 839-2?21 MICHELE _ JONES* ONLY $116,000!! Fabulous townhome with country decor. Complex on the edge of conservation area in picturesque Pickering Village. Stroll to shops, schools and church. Includes appliances. Call Michele Jones at 839-2121. =�= SOLD: 45 COOMER CRESCENT 24 RAVENVIEW DRIVE t__PMAW WILL 616 BALSAM CRESCENT Are you thinking of selling? Let 16 years of real estate related experience go to work for you. Call Bill Chapman, today at 839-2121. PAGE &THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED, APRIL 10,19% v. BUNGALOW BY THE LAKE 57 UAL'ITY -ONE LTD. u.. V 'u r '}h"`°j''KK r.c-.. +�` x7•�Sq�Jt v,eS,a .� - -X a i �, • S r f�•i-p�' Only $134,800. $134,800. Beautiful home with great country s kitchen. 3 large bdrms., separate side door entrance. Garage with hot & cold water and insulated. Great �2992 area, fantastic home value. -1111 Lei • •. or_- wall Simi ri ,�. 3+1 bedroom. new rec room, freshly painted 4 =- Custom-built luxury 4 bedroom executive estate Large, spacious unit with balcony &solarium. Western y throw hout, huge family sized kitchen. Full fenced lot. k 1-approx. 4,000 sq. ft. in a quiet and very exclusive area exposure. 6 appliances, en suite laundry. 2 parking 9 9 Y Y P PP ry P g Quiet crescent location near schools & shopping. of fine homes. Call to view this one of a kind retreat spaces. today"' Mill - e1 F . Fully detached. 3 bedroom home in great Beaches L:ca;ec .n the quiet hamlet of Claremont, just nertr. �f This home is located on a premium pie lot on a quiet k` location' Hardwood floors, formal dining room, updated P cke• y on a huge lot! Over 3,200 sq. ft. of luxury with south Ajax court, steps to the lake. Features include kitcher. interlock drive, cedar decks & much more! Only c-: c�e modem kitchen/breakfast nook. skylights. airt!gN main floor fam. room with fp., kitchen with gourmet S' 98.649 Call today! s ~= ^ ze•'. Huge tam. rm. & much, much more' !stand and a finished rec room. Call today! �,� � _ fir• — _� +,.. 3+2 bedrooms 1 a -c: & ' 3 -pc. baths Impeccable, Jeffery built bungalow in prestigious " This stunning 2 storey. finished throughout is located in a • �- neighborhood. finished to to bottom, offers upgrades sought after 'ocat on. close to the lake and offers remodelled ' Hardwood floors Se„a�a'e side door entry 9 P P9 too numerous to mention, includinga stunning family ckistorr caK kitchen, hardwood floors, custom moulding, Eat -in. kitchen Case 5 7Coi5. park &hospital f g y �_ x —a:^ lar- T : tCrms And a finished basement room with gas ��replace • 11 Lei 1 . ra - • + -i SISS9 f+Y ' o� • • / 12 isi 2 8 3 bdrm condos. en suite bath & laundry.$1 025/month total This freshly painted home is located in popular Westne Heights on J Stunning executive residence J Professionally fin. kitchen Y P� PoP Y � �l 5 bedrooms - 3 bathrooms d Greenhouse oak kitchen carrying cost. Includes condo tees & taxes Penthouses from a quiet crescent only a stone's throw to schools & shopping. Two storey foyer Main floor laundry $12001month. Above based on 510 down payment to 1 s' time buyer. Features a fully finished rec rm. with woodbuming stove, eat -in e side entrance Professionally landscaped and w/o to deck. This will sell soon ... call. Steps to schools, lake & parks It ol Double car garage, main floor (sunken) family room, 3 baths, 1 4 -piece en suite, eat -in kitchen. Location, location!!! Call for more details. EY IIEIGFIT51. JUST LISTED: True value! Shows immaculate from top to bottom. All txick detadW home with double attached garage, professomly finished recreation rm., three washrooms, family on., spacious Irv. and din. rm. and central air corditioning. Call for k#tw irdorrnabon cal today! ny ' Home shows very well ' Fireplace ' Central air • 2.000 sq- it. • 4 bedrooms ' 3 bedrooms ' 2 baths 'Finished bsmt. F"� in � rm. ' Main lr• lauridry ' �. din. rm. Ail appliances ' Large deck ' Nice landscaping •fir' sled los When . �n� air •very dean ' Unspoiled bsrM. 4 pc. en sdte in master bdnn. ' Quiet crescent ' Great location •••Great value • z 83"1861 4•O. ■ .tom 4i Gorgeous upgraded home -Huge family room with fireplace 83=2992 Large kitchen with walkout - Beautiful in-law apartment with separate entrance - Central air - Ceramics galore - Asking price $192,W0.