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Vol. 32 No. 8
S 1 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1997
'Heroes 9 h
Bus driver, resident
save teen from burning bus
BY KEITH GILLIGAN
STAIT REPORITR
AJAX -- A bus driver and an Ajax
resident are being hailed as herons for
their quick action yesterday morning in
pulling a handicapped Pickering teen off
the vehicle moments before it burst Into
flames.
Thursday's incident comes just weeks
after a Toronto -area hov died in a fire on
a bus carrying handicapped children.
Laidlaw Transit driver Bonnie Clarke
had stopped at 5 Atkinson Crt. at S:15
a.m. to pick up a child when she smelled
smoke. Durham Rcoional Police Con-
stable Steve Bates says. Within minutes
the bus was on tire.
"The driver got out and noticed a
problem with the ramp. She smelled
smoke and went back in the bus and saw
smoke coming from the dashboard."
Const. Bates reports.
"The outcome could have been a lot
worse if not for the actions of the driver
and the woman" who lives on Atkinson
Court and who helped the driver remove
the sole passenger on the bus.
Kyla MacDougall, 17, who's devel-
opmentally handicapped and wheel-
chair-bound with cerebral palsy, was
unstrapped from her wheelchair and
taken out the back door of the bus which
was on its way to Ajax High School.
Moments later, heat from the fire blew
out the windows of the vehicle.
"With the help from the woman, the
two did a tremendous job preventing any
injury," says Const. Bates, who
describes as "heroes" the bus driver and
the Atkinson Court resident whose name
police aren't releasing.
Kyla's father Bill MacDougall, who
raced to the scene from work after the
public school board notified him of the
fire, says, "I'm just so thankful. It's real-
ly unbelievable.
"I was quite shocked when I came
around the corner and saw the bus.
That's really frightening. I'm thankful
she was on top of it and got K,, la out.
"I'm veru relieved no one was injured
this time." Mr MacDougall says, allud-
ing to the Metro death. "I think back to
the one in Scarborough.-
Mr. MacDou_sall. whose daughter
lives in a group home in Pickering and is
one of three students taken to school
each day, on the bus. says it normally
takes about five minutes to unstrap a
wheelchair and Let it out of the vehicle.
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minutes to get out a person." Ajax firefighters inspect a small bus following a vehicle fire on Atkinson Court yesterday
But. Const. Bates says the women morning. The bus was transporting a disabled teen to Ajax High School when the driver
_Seel'ROBE/page 2 noticed smoke coming from the dashboard. The lone teen passenger was unharmed.
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B) CHRISTY CHASE
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Junior kinder amen is back.
Durham Board of Education trustees gave the
green light Wednesday
to reinstate junior
kindergarten (JK) for
four -year-olds at a bud-
get committee meeting,
one year after deciding
to kill the fledgling pro-
gram.
That means that in
September, all public
board elementary
schools in Durham will
offer JK at a cost of
$2.4 million to be taken
from the board's work-
han 4,200 children are
JILL HAMILTON
Best bang for buck
ing reserves. More t
expected to be enrolled in JK for the 1997-98
school year and 93 full-time equivalent teachers
hired.
"I really think it's the best bang for our buck
and I think it's the last chance to do something as
significant as this," said Pickering trustee Jill
Hamilton in supporting JK.
However, support was not unanimous. Some
trustees opposed the board's decision, citing
other needs in the system.
Oshawa trustee Nancy McLean said students
already in the system need more computers and
are going to schools that in some cases "are
falling down around the students".
Oshawa's Kathleen Hopper said she believes
JK "could jeopardize every child in our system."
Since the 1997 budget must be approved by the
provincial Education Improvement Commission
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Probe on bus by federal agency
FROM PAGE 1
had Kyla oll' the bus "within moments
from when the smoke began."
Their "inner strength" and sense of
urgency helped remove Kyla in sec-
onds. Const. Bates says.
Laidlaw area manager Ted Wilson
calls Ms. Clarke a "true heroine" for
her actions.
He also credits the company's fram-
ing program the driver took when hired
two years ago.
"She did everything_ she was sup-
posed to do." Mr. Wilson says. 'She
operated on her instincts. The first
thing is to get the child off the bus."
He won't comment on what caused
the fire or the mechanical condition of
the 1989 vehicle.
Mr. Wilson did say the company's
maintenance program "exceeds" feder-
al requirements.
Atkinson Court resident Peter Bilyk
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says he woke up and saw a "big ball of
flame" coming from the bus. "It was an
amazing scene. It was Pretty scary. The
driver is a hero for getting the kid out.
It's awful scary after seeing the one in
Toronto. It's amazing."
Neighbor Alfred Lobo also wit-
nessed the incident. "it was all flames.
You couldn't sec the top of the bus."
A Transportation Safety Board of
Canada inspector from Ottawa arrived
on the scene around 3 p.m. to investi-
gate the incident because the safety
board's Toronto inspector wasn't avail-
able
The bus remained on the scene for
most of yesterday so the federal
inspector could do an initial check: it
was later taken to
an indoor lorn-
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FROM PAGE 1 high costs. The board will be responsible for
funding JK until the end of this year . - $1.5 mil -
(EIC), other non -mandatory programs such as Tion in operating costs and $861,700 in capital
Music, outdoor education and French immersion costs. After that, the Province will be expected
`might be done away with in order to give the to pick up the estimated $7.4 million in annual
'T.board JK, she said. She also noted that proper operating costs.
JK classrooms won't be irkplace in all schools by Oshawa trustee Mike Nicholson said parents
'September. probably won't mind facilities not being the best
Education director Grant Yeo said the board as long as the program starts.
is not looking at any program reductions "I think the program outweighs all the disad-
because of the addition of JK. He added 80 per vantages," he said. r
cent of boards already have JK and Durham tax- "I think it's our last chance and I don't think
,payers will pay for those programs when the we should blow it," Ajax trustee Colleen Jordan
Province starts picking up education funding added.
.;costs in 1998. "I believe we are responsive to the needs of
It's the change in education funding that all students in the system," Scugog trustee Bob -
prompted the board to put JK back in schools bie Drew said. "Why would we not want a level
;:after cancelling the program last year due to playing field for our board?"
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Public school
taxes rise $21
in Pickering
Average .33%
increase on
school board
portion of
tax bill
Durham public school
taxpayers are looking at an
average projected tax
increase of .33 per cent this
year.
That means Ajax public
school backers will fork out
an additional $25 and Pick-
cring supporters $21.
With the use of working
reserves, Education Devel-
opment Charges (EDC) and
a $800,00() surplus from
last year, the Durham Board
of Education is set to
approve a $363,820.843
budget that will give
Oshawa and Whitby tax-
payers a slight decrease and
other residents increases
ranging from $10 to $29.
The projected impact of .33
per cent tax increase on the
average residential home in
local municipalities are:
0 Ajax -- $25 increase
0 Pickering -- $21
increase
J Whitby $3 decrease
J Oshawa -- $8 decrease
J Uxbridge -- $10
increase
J Scugog -- $18
increase
J Brock -- $29 increase.
The differences from
municipality to municipali-
ty are due to the Province's
apportionment formulas.
Board business superin-
tendent Ron Trbovich told
trustees at Wednesday
night's budget meeting the
proposed budget maintains
all programs and school
funding at last year's levels.
"It's a stand -pat budget,'
he said.
The addition of junior
kindergarten for this Sep-
tember will be paid for by
$2.4 million in working
reserves, another $1.2 mil-
lion in reserves and $1.3
million is expected to be
taken from the EDC fund to
pay for building projects.
These funds plus a project-
ed $8()().(XN) surplus from
1996 will reduce the tax
rate increase to less than
one per cent, he said.
The freeze in provincial
education funding means
the board will receive about
$6.4 million less this year
despite increased student
enrolment.
The budget is expected
to be finalized by the board
hlarch 19 and given formal
approval March 24. It will
then be submitted to the
Province for approval by
the Education Improvement
Commission.
Business'as usual'
it Pickerin g " Eaton's
BY BRIAN LEGRm
E+; DURHAM SrAFF '
Ousinesswill be conducted "as usual" at the Pickering
ton's store following yesterday's announcement of the
w chains orderly restructining of its operations, Say
ppany officials.
,Ihe company went to court Thursday seeking protection
k r ttre Companies` Creditors Arrangement Act.
GbxV Eaton, president of the T. Eaton Company W.
0(�6 a prepared statemerit the -company "views this as a
" and wants a emap from the situallicin
i t strong and viame network of stores:'
j4qj,4�: sorne steers win be clowd, be vtrarw& �
w. M have tri a number of Storrs over firm„"
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z TOWN OF PICKERING
PUBLIC NOTICE
Public notice of intention to pass a by-law to stop -up and close
to vehicular traffic only the road known as that Part of Begley
Street, Plan 355. Pickering. (Parts 2, 6 and 8 on Plan
40R-XXXX). as shown on sketch below.
NO'nCE is hereby given pursuant to the Municipal Act. R.S.O.
1990, that the Council of The Corporation of the Town of
Pickering intends, at its meeting to be held at the Pickering
Civic Complex, One The Esplanade, Pickering, Ontario at
7:30 p.m. on April 21. 1997 to pass a by-law to stop -up and
close to vehicular traffic only the road known as that Part of
Beglev Street. Plan 355. Pickering, (Pans 2. 6 and 8 on Plan
40R-XXXX).
The proposed by-law, plan and description showing the lands
affected may be viewed in the office of the Clerk of the Town of
Pickering.
At the above-mentioned meeting. Council will hear in person or
by his or her counsel, any person who claims his or her lands
will be prejudicially affected by the by-law and who applied to
the Clerk to be heard. Any such person who wishes to fx heard
should, as soon as possible, make wntten application to:
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African scam artists at work in Durham: RCMP
Letters from Nigeria
promise large sums
of money
Bl' SUSAN O'NEILL
SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER
Hundreds of Durham residents have
been enveloped by an African heart of
darkness intent on separating them from
their monev.
Sergeant Vern Sccord of the Royal
Canadian Mounted Police, Bowman ille
detachment, says "thousands upon thou-
sands" of people in the Greater Toronto
Area have received letters from Nigeria
You're invited
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for this year's annual fund-raising event
to benefit Catholic community agencies.
Donations collected b- volunteer
canvassers on ShareLife Sunday, March
16. will be distributed to Catholic agen-
cies throuehout the Roman Catholic
Archdiocese of Toronto, including three
Catholic charities in Durham Region.
Catholic Family Services of
Durham. St. Elizabeth Health Care and
Rose of Durham will benefit from funds
raised in the region's parishes during the
campaign.
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promising large sums of money.
"Under no circumstances should peo-
ple respond," Sgt. Secord says. "It's an
invitation for fraud."
The fraud has seen 10 to 15 people in
the GTA ripped off for amounts between
$50,000 and $500,000 each so far, says
Sgt. Secord.
The letters from Lagos, Nigeria,
promise a sizable commission in return
for assistance in the transfer of money
into Canadian bank accounts.
"It's too good to be true," Sgt. Secord
says.
Oshawa resident George Drynan
received one of the letters from Nigeria on
I -ch. 24.
The letter promised Mr. Drynan would
have received a large amount of money if
he assisted the Nigerian National Petrole-
um Corporation in transferring $28 mil-
lion in U.S. funds into Canadian bank
accounts.
The letter also asks for the "complete
particulars" of his bank account so
arrangements can be made for the money
to be deposited.
Mr. Drynan, a retired lawyer, says peo-
ple should not look upon this sort of thing
as a joke.
"Given the right circumstances almost
anvone can he deceived." he says. "Any-
one can get caught in a scam."
Delecti�c Reinhard Alhrecht of
Durham Regional Police Major Fraud
Unit, says the force has seen hundreds of
the letters over the last few years.
"We get them all the time," says Det.
Albrecht.
"It's been going on for a number of
years."
The detective says the letters ask for
help in transferring funds, but adds, "All
they really want is your bank information
so they can clean out your account."
For more information on the probe,
contact the Durham Regional Police
Major Fraud Unit at 579-1520 ext. 5228
or the Bowmanville detachment of the
Royal Canadian Mounted Police at 905-
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Ajax, Pickering trade
group given Clearnet view
BY MARIANNE TAKACS
STAFF RF.POKn:R
The sense of irony was incscapable
Thursday morning as Clearnet Commu-
nications Inc. CEO and chairman George
Cope described his company's phenome-
nal success and bright future to a gather-
ing of local business community repre-
sentatives.
Mr. Cope was guest speaker at a net-
working breakfast held by the Ajax -Pick-
ering Board of Trade at Kelsey's restau-
rant in Pickering. His company is leaving
Pickering this year and setting up new
headquarters in Scarborough because
Clearnet could not find a facility big
enough here to handle its growing needs.
"There was nothing in this area," Mr.
Cope told the meeting after noting he felt
he had to discuss the issue of Cleamet's
moving out.
"it was either that or build and there
was no way we were going to build," he
added, explaining the deal available at the
Consilium building at McCowan Road
and Hwy. 401 in Scarborough made con-
struction an unattractive alternative.
The telecommunications company
currently occupies most of the Clearnet
building at 1305 Pickering Parkway just
east of Liverpool Road, as well as facili-
ties at Dixie Road and Hwy. 2. It employs
about 350 people here, about a third of
whom live in Durham. All are expected
to continue in their jobs at the new Scar-
borough location. Clearnet anticipates
headquarters staff will grow to about 6(X)
by the end of the year. The company
came to Pickering in 1986, moved to its
current premises in June of 1995 and
expects to move out in the second half of
1997. Late last year Clearnet had an
extremely successful launch of its new
'MIKE' digital mobile telecommunica-
tions service for business. In 1995 a unit
of the company, Clearnet PCS Inc., was
one of' only four firms in Canada granted
licences to provide a new type of portable
telephone service based on digital trans-
mission rather than the analog system
currently used by cellular phone compa-
nies.
"We want to position ourselves as a
major Canadian wireless operator," Mr.
Cope told the assembled business people.
There are over 5.5 million wireless
communications subscribers in Canada
today, he noted, and their number is
expected to increase by 10 million over
the next 10 years. By 2006, he said, one
in two Canadians will have wireless
handsets, and as the cost declines, wire-
less communications will eventually
replace regular wired telephone commu-
nications. Wireless communication is a
$2.5 -billion business in Canada today
and is expected to grow to $10 billion
o\rr the nk:N, 111 \ears.
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♦ Editorial
Let us do i*t
Canadians concerned about saving for their retirement can
noir sleep in peace - Ottawa has found a way to save the
Canada Pension Plan from bankruptcy.
Thank 000xlness.
Never mind the fact you don't have enough cash at the end
of each month to invest in your own retirement plan. Ixave that
task to Finance Minister Paul :Martin and his big-hearted
Liberal colleagues.
They'rc going to take more of your money - cash you could
be investing in ,our famil_y's future or use to put food on the
table - to give to someone else.
Here are the cold. hard numbers:
Individuals with earnings of $35.S(X) or more will see their
CPP deductions dump to '.51,635 a year by 2(X)3. up from the
current annua, maximum of $945.
The Liberals sa, this is an imestment in your future. It's an
investment all right - one that ,ou would never make if given
an option.
Under the proposed legislation, a couple earning $ 35.SW
each, now 30 ,cars old, will contribute at least $114.450 to the
nation's pension program by the time they reach 65.
In return, under current regulations, the government will pay
a maximum annual pension of SS.1%40 - hardl, a handsome
reward for a lifetime of latxir.
But if• instead of CPP, the couple was to invest that same
53.270 per year in a self-directed RRSP fund with a modest
annual return of S per cent. their retirement fund would be
worth abewt SNX).(XX) at age 65 - a nest egg that would provide
an investment income of more than $50,(XX) a vear.
On the other hand. we can't forget the CPP is a %octal pro-
gram, which by its very, design is set up to provide a safety net
for the least fortunate in our society. Main. many Canadians
earn less than 535.5(N) per year (start with several million on
welfare and unemployed) and can't afford to contribute to an
RSP now or in the future. The,, *11 be very happy to receive an
SS.S40 pension at age 65 and they'll need help from wealthier
Canadians to do so. According to Mr.
tilartin. the increase is a
matter of life and death for the pension program, which cur-
rently operates with an annual shortfall of S4.5 billion. Without
more money. the plan will collapse as the baby-txxom genera-
tion enters retirement age. But the government's solution isn't
much of an alternative to a pension plan gone bust.
Mr. Martin is penalizing working Canadizns by taking away
their right to manage their own affairs. It's the price that must
be paid if the pension plan is to suryi,e in a society that is grow-
ing older in eNcr, way each year.
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not enough', our readers said:
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of Canadians are still out of work. I disagree with
that figure. I think everybody's quite unwilling to
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double that, not 9.7 per cent as they want us to
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Time feds resolved
airport land fiasco
To the editor:
11 Nou arc at least 40,cars old, do you
remember anything that happened in
1972"! Specifically in March of that year'
On March 2. 1997, it will be 25 wars
since the federal government declared its
intention to expropriate about 20 0)0
acres. mostly in Pickering Township, fir
an unwanted and apparently unneeded
international airport to serve the Toronto
area.
The bungling over Pearson
International Airport in the fiasco initiat-
ed when the Conseirvatives, just prior to
the last election, seemingly derided to
reward a consortium of moneyed people
or corporations with privatization of that
facility, has further delayed the process.
The inability of the federal govern-
ment to resolve this very important issue
in 25 years suggests our leaders are an
inept group.
Three years ago our local MP Dan
McTeague said by way of your newspa-
per that the present government needed to
do another study to determine whether it
should sell or keep the land taken from
many families. I suggested to him that he
jested. Since that time we have had sever-
al conversations about this.
I believe we have been studied to
death at great personal and financial cost.
It's no wonder our country is in so much
trouble when many of the supposedly
brightest people of Canada apparently
haven't been able to make a decision in
25 years on the expropriated lands. With
a federal election coming probably in
May or June, it's time for some reassur-
ance from the leaders of the political par-
ties that the serious matter of the expro-
priated area — mostly the best farmland
— be resolved. Predictions, by these who
think they know, are that the Liberals will
likely be returned to power. This should
be all the more reason for the members to
have the knowledge already in hand and
not be able to say that it will take time for
them to become familiar with this issue.
It is impossible to figure out who is in
charge or should have the most concern.
Is it our local MP, or the Minister of
Transport, the Minister of Public Works,
the Minister of the Environment, a com-
bination of those ministries or someone
else all together'? Maybe the civil ser-
vants? Some of us on the site would just
like to have those who are empowered to
act. Do us the service of making a deci-
sive commitment and implement the final
decision now, not in another 25 years or
any portion thereof. If you think this is
too much to ask, try very hard to put
yourselves in our situation. Twenty-five
years being left in this position is an
awful, long time. It has not been easy.
News Editor
Paradise lost
Yesterday's miserable weather had us
wishing we'd never made the return trip
to Toronto last Sunday from the tropical
island where we vacationed for a week.
As I sat at my desk drip drying from
Thursday's rain, short circuiting my com-
puterized tripewriter, I started to day-
dream about our holiday paradise. Of the
sights and sounds of the tropics.
The sights of palm trees swaying in
the breeze, of ocean waves lapping onto
the shore. of restaurant cheques pro-
claiming "15 per cent gratuity included
for your convenience".
The, sounds of a dove coxoing to it'
mate, of a steel hand playing Ycllow Bird,
of an island native hawking drinks from a
portable bar on the beach. "Ice cold pins
coladas. Let's get wasted. Let's get l(x)%c
and funky: '
The sight of a bronze goddess strut
ting her stuff in her string bikini.
The sound of env mate's hand sla
ping my tongue back into my mouth.
The sight of a pasty, overweight, mi
dle-aged man strutting his stuff on the
'clothing optional' beach.
The sound of nudists gagging and Mr.
Thinks- he's-David-Hasselhof ordering
me to "Get off this beach and put on
some clothes"
The: sight of tourists from differetlt a'
nations coming together to enjoy aqua
sports.
The sound of two personal watercraft t
coming together in collision.
The sound of an island woman offer
ing "Hair braiding, pretty one''"
The sight of my companion trying td
comb the curls out of my chest hairs.
The sound of a slot machine eating up,
the money that was supposed to buy sou-
venirs for friends and relatives.
The sight of a casino patron catching
me dipping into his bucket of quarters
between our on ---armed bandits.
The sound of armed security guards
threatening bodily harm if I don't leave
the gaming area immediately.
The sight of the island growing ever
smaller as the plane whisks us from our
vacation paradise.
The sound of the captain announcing
our pending landing at Pearson
International. "The temperature in
Toronto is minus 15. And, the forecast
calls for rain:'
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Blake Purdy writes in our rotation of staff
Frances Day, columnists. To comment on this column
Bmugtmm
believe. call Infosource at 683-7040 arul dud 5108.
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The Durham Regional Parents
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NeNx-sro oni 0'8,3-5110
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Club Happenings
You can say goodbye to the Febru-
ary blahs and celebrate the fact that
spring will soon March in with a night
on the town this weekend. Area night-
clubs can help you forget that winter's
still with us by serving up hot enter-
tainment and warm hospitality. To
find a spot that's right for you, read
this guide of the local club scene.
Clubs that want to be listed in this fea-
ture should call Andrea at 683-5110.
Baytys: 1235 Bayly St., Pickering,
420-5412. Saturday: karaoke.
Brewsters: 1050 Brock Rd. (on
Plummer), 839-6317. Dans and pool
tables. Fridays and Saturdays:
karaoke.
Chameleon Cafe: 110 Dowty
Rd., Ajax. 683-3587. Pool tables,
piano, bongos and guitar ready for
your use. Thursday: jazz night.
Celebrity's: 1527 Bayly St.. Ajax,
42()-0()63. Monday: dans. Wednes-
day: karaokc. Thursday: DJ. Monday
to Saturday: noon to 8 p.m. free pool
and 2() -cent wines.
The Fox Goes Free Pub: 339
Kingston Rd.. Pickering, 509-6464.
Comfortable, cozy British country
pub, no TV. quiet music, great com-
pany, fireplace.
Harp & Thistle Pub-. 282
Monarch N, c., Ajax, 42S-1)943. Darts
and pool. Wednesday: 15 -cent wings.
March 1: pub night $10.
Hemngate Barn Theatre- '_8S5
Altana Rd., White%alc, 472-3085.
Now playing: Neil Simon's Plaza
Suite.
Kerry Inn: 967 Westncy Rd. S..
Ajax, 428-879(1. Saturday and Sun-
day: 9 a -m.-1 p.m. breakfast. Tuesday:
7 p.m.- I 1 p.m. wing night.
Mudhen's: 1211 Kingston Rd.,
Pickering, 839-5570. Tuesday: two-
for-one wings. Wednesday: Canadian
Rocks '60%. 70h, '80s music. Free
pool Monday to Friday 1 1 a.m. to 6
p.m. Thursday: ladies' night.
Papps Backdoor Pub: 1709
Kingston Rd. W., Pickering, 427-
3403. Private parties, small weddings,
sports functions. Every Thursday:
Two For the Show. Every Friday:
Third Degree. Free room with your
Saturday party booking. Buffalo
wings 29 cents nightly.
Power of Q Bim: 1225 Bayly
St. W„ Pickering, 839-2225. Tues-
day: ladies' night (women play free).
Wednesday: V.I.P. night Sunday: join
house league pool. Daily lunch spe-
cials I to 3 p.m. Free pool with
Q points.
Rack 'Em Up: 20-250
Bayly, St.. Alax. 619-9881.
Monday: Canadian Tire
Money Night. Tuesday: 20 -
cent wings. Wednesday: free
wings. Thursday: Couples'
Night. women free.
The Ranch: 89 Commercial
Ayc.. Ajax, 619-2138.
Wednesday: karaokc. Thurs-
day: Q107 jam.
The Royal Scot: 44 Hunt
St., Aiax, 68?4-4i57. Sunday
and Tuesdav: latter karaokc.
Wednesday: pool tournament.
DJ Mike. Friday: retro '8(h or
live band.
Second Storey Bar: Har-
wood & 401, Ajax,
683-2940. Friday
and Saturdav: $50
door prizes. Sun-
day: karaokc. SI(X)
jackp4it. Tuesday.-
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Sports Bar: 527
Westncy, Rd. S..
Aiax. 42S-8555.
Tuesday : Team
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10 -cent wine night.
Saturday. March 8
euchre tournament.
Winchester Arms: 1400
Bayly St., Unit 3, Pickering,
837-2366. Monday: free pool.
Wednesday: wing night.
Thursday: rib night. Saturday
and Sunday: British breakfast
10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday:
prime rib dinner $10.95. Feb.
28: band Wade.
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416-282-6347. Monday:
karaokc. Thursday. Friday and
Saturday: DJ, dancing. Superb
lighting and sound. March 13:
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FRIDAY, FEB. 28
SALE: A New to You sale of clothes for the
entire family at fabulous prices is held from 7 to
9 p.m. at St. Martin's Chuch, 1201 St. Martin's
Dr.. Pickering. Excellent winter clothes and
hoots, household items and hooks. 839-928 1 .
SERENITY GROUP: Serenity Group holds a
12 -step recoxery meeting at 8 p.m. at — —
erpool Road and west of Valley Farm Road,
south of' Finch Avenue. A progressive euchre
night runs from 7 p.m. to midnight at the same
address. Cost is $10 which includes refresh-
ments and prizes.
For tickets, call 837-1861 (Diane) or 420-
8709 (Mark).
Bavfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston ',
Rd.. Pickering. The group meets
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even "eek and deals with addictions
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of all kinds including co-dependency.
E'ECTATIONS
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LEARNING CENTRES
,\lax -Pickering branch of the Canadi
(,
an Red Cross Society holds a blood
no r(a,h their 11mcnnal
donor clinic from to 7 p.m. at the
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Metro East Trade Centre. Brock Rei.
;r` r•>nc.i<> >.•..,^t e ai;:ar
and Pickering Parkway, Pickering.
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Goal is 260 units for two days
Donors must have valid identification
with a photograph. 4_0- 3393.ge
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HOME BUSINESS: The Durham I Math
Honicprcncur Group holds a mini-
track fair from 1 to 4:30 p.m. at the t Redding
main branch of the Pickering Public fs' ' Nfltlflg
Librarv. One The Esplanade. next to Imo}` Stlldll Skills
the To\vn hall. Group is for home- ���� )F/�K�
based and small businesses. 42S- 5Jj4,u
2004. ext. 3444. E_\ -P (7l AI'10\S
COMEDY: A Yuk Yuk'N on Tour '" '.� -SEs Iti,41
corncd� nl_ht is held at the RoNal 1885 Glenanna Rd. Suite 103 Pickering 420-9930
Canadian Legion hall in Claremont. P„ -k -.r, l - 1-1-.-01e • Richmond Hdl - Th,o h,❑ - N, .Iket
Old Brock Rei. south of Central St.. as Brampton • Mississauga - Oakville • Leas,de • Nepean
part of the Claremont Wintcr Carni-
val. Doors open S p.m., showtime 9
p.m. Tickets _S10. S 7.50 before Feb.
22. available at Legion hall after 4
p.m. or Claremont Corner Store. or
call 649-2295
L-ICROSSE:: The Whithv Minor
Lu,:ru,.c Association holds registra-
tion at the Oshawa Children's 'frena
on Saturdax !March I at 9 a.m. to 3
p.m and again on Sunda\ ;March 2
from 9 to 3. The Association covers
all Durham Region ages 4-20. 434-
8919 or 427-2345.
GAkRAGE SALE: 1st Glengrove
Scouts arc holding a garage and hake
sale to raise funds for the unit. The
sale runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., 1975
Rosetield Rd.. Pickering, east of Liv -
Refresher
tips for
parents
Expecting another baby?
If so, you may be interested in
refresher childbirth education classes
offered by Choices Childbirth Educa-
tion and Labour Support Services.
The series of four classes, offered
Thursday evenings from March 20 to
April 10 at a Pickering location, will
focus on such issues as supporting the
laboring woman, comfort measures
for childbirth, sibling adjustment and
vaginal birth after caesarean birth.
The series is appropriate for any-
one who has never taken childbirth
education classes. Cost is $50, which
is tax-deductible with a note from
your doctor or midwife.
Choices Childbirth Education and
Labour Support Services is a non-
profit organization that provides
choice -based prenatal education, pro-
fessional labor support and postpar-
tum support to families in Durham
Region.
For more information on the class-
es, or to register, call 420-0223.
OPEN MALL HOURS DENTAL. OFFICE
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Standard
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Brock Rd. / Hwy. #7
Sunday: 10:15 - Sunday School
11:00 a.m. - Worship Service
7:00 Evening Fellowship
Wednesday: 7:30 Bible Study
Bible Club for Children & Youth
Worship With Us Every Sunday
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1820 Whites Rd. N.
Communion Service
Sunday, Mar. 2, 11:00 a.m..
Sunday School & Supervised Nursery
Rev Dr. Morley Machell
839-1383
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SUNDAY - BIBLE SCHOOL 9:45
WORSHIP - 11:00 A.M. b 7:00 P.M.
WEDNESDAY - 7:00 P.M.
Watch "Key to the Kingdom"
Thurs. morning, 8:30 a.m.
Vision T.V. Cable 24
Free Bible Study Course
ST. ANDREW'S
PRESBYTERIAN
35 CHURCH ST. N.
PICKERING VILLAGE
Adult Bible Study - 9:30 a.m.
FAMILY WORSHIP
11:00 a.m.
Sunday School, Supervised Nursery
Rev. Ken Rowland
am683-7311
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35 CHURCH ST. N.
PICKERING VILLAGE
Adult Bible Study - 9:30 a.m.
FAMILY WORSHIP
11:00 a.m.
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Short-staffed Pickering
novices
fall at Mariposa ringette tourney
PICKERING -- The Picker-
ing Winters "lcchnical Staffing
Services novice B ringette team
turned in a solid team efti)rt at the
Mariposa Tournament Feb. 7 and
K. but failed to make the finals.
Pickering plaved at the petite
C level and was without Alexan-
dra Edwards. who's sidelined by
injury.
In their fourth game, the Pick-
ering g,
novices turned in a strong,
effort to defeat Ayr 5-4. Shawna
Silver scored the winnineBoal
with just over two minutes
remaining.
Silver and Kathryn Pidhirnv
each had two goals and Rhiannon
Hahihullah one. Assisting were
Samantha Puddister with two,
Jamic Carroll and Brcc Grenon
with one each.
Me defence turned in a strong
game and Niki Arnott made some
terrific saves.
Pickering lost its first match to
host Mariposa 6-2 despite a
strong effort. Scoring for the
local novices were Habihullah
and Puddister. Picking up assists
were Pidhirnv, Silver and
Grenon.
Pickering again played strong
defensively but lost to Sunder-
land 0-2. Finding the net were
Pidhirny and Habihullah. Puddis-
ter picked up an assist.
Pickering dropped its third
game 9-4 to Ajax. Scoring were
Pidhimy with two goals, Silver
with a goal and an assist, and
Grenon with a goal.
Goaltender Arnott plaved
solidly, facing a barrage of shots
throughout the tournament.
Pickering Lot strong defensive
efforts from Carroll. Amanda
Goad, Christine Langford and
Schancv %larescaux.
In the tournament ,kill. com-
petition. Langf„rd and Puddister
placed secondin the shooting
contest and Arnott tied for first
place in goaltending.
Olympian puts Pickering youngsters in the swim
PICKERING — The Pickering Swim Club
Fundamentals Swim program is now taking regis-
trations for its final session which will run from
March 24 to May 29.
Supervised by Olympian Lisa Flood the Fun-
damentals program is a fun approach to learning
the basic strokes of swimming for kids of all ages.
Prerequisites are basic deep water comfort, no
fear of deep water and a love of the water. Groups
of four to sir swimmers get together for 45 min-
utes twice weekly for 10 weeks.
Completion of this development program
could spur youngsters to take up competitive
swimming. Cost is $110.00 per child.
For -more information, contact Linda Tambur-
ro at 420-7537.
R H O C
NEXT
REGISTRATION 00,_
MARCH 8 - AT THE RANGE 12-2 P.M.
DIVISIONS NEW
* TYKE * NOVICE * ATOM * PEEWEE(*WEEKLY
IS YEAR
SENIOR "A" * SENIOR "B"
* LADIES ADVANCED * LADIES REC. SHOW DOWN
ER OF THE GAME
TS - WARM UP
REP TEAMS WEEKEND
* NOVICE * �►-
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* ATOM * PEEWEE * BANTAM * MIDGET
ALSO * SENIOR "A" * SENIOR "B"
and ** METRO JR. "A" **
GIRLS REP TEAMS IN EACH AGE GROUP
"LADIES" ROLLER HOCKEY
0 a)-ADIES ADVANCED - For the average player or better,
LADIES REC. - For beginners and Hockey Mom's
GIRLS REP TEAMS IN EACH DMSION
All Games at the Pickering Complex
THE NEMS ADVEWHSER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2%, 1997 - PAGE: 13
Sports
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high school junior basketball action at Osha%sa'� O"Neill Collegiate on
Tuesday. DO'C won the contest hl -5 3.
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Applies to Articles For 798-76726830707 (905) 579-2238
Sale and Vehicles For
Sale only.
GARAGE SALES BIRTH NOTICES
Announce your baby's arrival
$ +GST v� i¢ and receive a gift certificate +GST
only 35 entitling you to $25 worth 49
of quality baby products.
51111 Careers Careers ' Careers General General General[PT Office Office Office
Help I Help I Help Help Help 1 Help
School of Business
Helping > Build a Better Life
Accounting and Computers
Business Administration
Business i Computer Applications
Computer Support Specialist
Network t Communications
Computer Programming
M.C.B.A. Computer Applications
Executive Secretary
Legal Admin Assistant
Medical Office Assistant
Hotel t Restaurant Operations
Bar i Beverage Management
Travel and Tourism
Denfatl Chair:ide Assistant 420 1344
Dental Receptionist
Sor-,e x5 -»nom - �s.nawa dive
h,i"lar; Indu'IfIC, In, 11.1" urnnlckfl.lic
opening. for the 1011ow ing positions:
• Finish Aluminum MR; '11i'lleldem
• Metal Process Operators -
Experience -Aith shears K plasma
torches a must
• Truck Trailer Mechanics
•1-athe Operators
• Machinists
Plra.sc l00%%ard Nour resume to the
attention of":
Julie James, Raglan Industries Inc.,
5151 Simcoe tit. N.,
Oshawa, Ontario
LIH 7K4
No phone calls, please!
JE General General
Help Help
s f ;D fRX .',f -S.6
Have pan -time & full-time openings
for Sales Help.
No inventory, collecting or
deliveries.
(905) 770-1245
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Careers
MUSICAL TALENT Want-
ed. �. b• sca
•.a.er-: for record companies,
i ngw Houses. Producers,
�jblrshers For more tutor
- atron cal (416) 679-
_-,66
' Career
Training
UPGRADE your orrice loo
SK.a at yo,.r own pace
P• .ate lessons in wind
ows. MS Office, Word, Ex-
cel b Lotus Flexile hours
427-626E
General
Help
APPLIANCE SALES Large
fast growing appliance
chain requires experienced
sales people Tb quality
you must be aggressive.
conscientious, and self mo-
tivated. Good career op-
portunities. excellent com-
missions. Call the manager
at (905) 4369823.
APPOINTMENT bookers
wanted. no selling in-
volved, full and part time
available. Experience pre-
ferred. Full training provid-
ed. Hourly wages plus bo-
nuses. Positive and enthu-
siastic Individuals only. For
interview. Call Kathy at
428-2010.
ASSEMBLER
tenng assembly exp
-.Ist Familiarity with
rornc components.
3:. to read product
:-airngs Duces Assem-
Soldering of pc boards,
: heavy product hous-
:� 4)ax
Fax resumes
(905) 427.1964
AZ DRIVER-
-aper-elice anual. wean
"distract. 2-3 years expert
ince preferred Call 1.888
56-6782 8 30am 4pm
CARPET CLEANERS: The
nay H^me Sery-ces s now
:cepung applications for
vpet and upholstery tech -
clans for its home servic-
e department Expen-
Ced or not Must have re-
nbie vehicle Please can
.'5-677-5956 ask for
eve
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SERVICE
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7nat advertisers check
Tor ad upon publicabon as
News Advertiser will not be
respoble for more fhar
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nsi
ere shad be no liability for
ion-finserti n of any adver-
osement Liability for er-
rors In ads is Imxted to the
amount pallid for the space
occupying the error. All
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DIRECT SALES Manager -
54c. J00-575 CPJC ',rs• year,
MALE Enterprises Ltd is
expanding is display mar-
KeLng operations Must
^ave reliable vehicle. able
t� recruit and supervise
salespeople, two months
training provided Fax re-
sume to 721-9579 or call
Gord at 721-9679
EARN $650 PER WEEK
from. home cupping cou-
pons Light assembly. pro-
cessing mail (416) 812-
6891 Earn money reading
books from home $100
per Bile (416) 812-6892
code 6
STYLIST WANTED for
new Courtice salon with
some clientele Salary .
commission, training pro-
vided Call Berta. (905)433-
0453 or 721-9810
FULL TIME
position for busy
coffee strop and bakery
In Pickering. Must have
experience. Excellent
position for the right
person. Cal
905.420-6784
GOLF SEASON IS IN!
Spring is our busiest season and we are
understaffed. Join our merchandising
team for full time hours. Looking for per-
manent and progressive people.
Call Josie 721-0299
Start Immediately
$20,000 annually plus
bonuses
- Payday every Saturday
- No experience necessary
- No layoffs or strikes
- Must be able to lift 35 lbs.
- Office / Administration
Ajax Distribution company of consumer
products needs 6 people to work in
distribution department. Individuals
must possess a positive attitude to work
in entry level positions up to management
Call 427-6926
1x),11wns a, ailahle
30-30K. In Ajax
Days and Afternoon Shift
Ex[vrience a must
Knowledge of automotive industry
an asset
Fax resume to:
(905) 356-O.M)4
Specialist
Wanted to run community-based voca
tlonal assessment and training program:
for people with disabilities In the Dur
ham-Clarington regions. B.S.W o
equivalent; Life Skills Coaching expert
ence; rehab or vocational experience
excellent writing and computer skills
Flexible hours, independent work, con
tract position. Need own transportation
Please fax resume by March 10th to:
Northern Lights
Vocational Services
(705) 286-4767
HAW51YLI5T5, Clem your
own business. 898 Simcoe
SL N. , Oshawa, (Prime Lo-
cation) a long established
beauty salon with 7 stations
for rent to own or will sell
Investment property. ( 2
stores) Easy financing call
today 725-1171
TRIM DOZER OPERATOR
required. Experienced in
final grading. For applica-
tion call Sue at 725.4615.
TELEMARKETERS
NEEDED imrnedfately,from
our office, Days a evenings
available S7/hr., plus cash
bonuses, no experience
needed, will tram. Also
nettled, night manager and
carpet clearing techni-
cians. 721-0021.
IT PAYS to lose weight!
You look good. Feel great
and earn extra income. Call
571 5063.
LOCAL GREENHOUSE,
seeking experience full
in
Grassistant grower for
potted plants and flowers.
Mechanical and boiler
knowledge a plus. Some
weekend and evening wok
(905) 683.9866.
We have an Immediate opening for
an experienced energetic and ambitious
INVOICE AND ORDER ENTRY CLERK
in a busy and expanding office environment.
Good numerical skills and computer experience
essential. Familiarity with PC preferable.
Reply File #9770
Oshawa Whitby This Week,
P.O.Box 481, Oshawa, L1H 711_5
BOOKKEEPER
Computerized payroll, A R, A,,P, GL to
Trial Balance and telephone for small
Ajax office. Must have experience.
Weekdays 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Reply File #9767,
Oshawa Whitby This Week,
P. 0. Box 481 Oshawa, Ont. L1 H 71.5.
General
UE Help
MANAGER -1 • ousekeep
-q 8 ,aundry Entry level
vusnlon for Oshawa 8 wr-
inding area nursmg
mes Floor work expen
ce a plus Reliable
ransportation needed
,.nal resume to FIN 99735
OshawaVdhitby This Week
P'3 Box 481. Oshawa,
ON LI H 71_5
MODELS
NEEDED
Female Ages
7-26
EARN EXTRA
INCOME
Travel to exciting
cities. New York.
Pans. Milan.
Call for FREE
consultation
430.5715
PARTY Store requires ver
sable Person for a vinery of
lobs. Drivers license and
good communication and
customer service skills a
must. Part time position
Could lead to fun time. Call
Shirley 683.1702.
SHIPPERIRECEIVER. Pro-
gressive high tech compa-
ny seeks an experienced
furvo warehouse person in
a fast paced warehouse,
some computer skills nec-
essary. Fax resume with
salary expectations before
March 7, 1997 to: (905)
436-1075.
SHORT Order cook re-
quired. Drop oil resume a1
Sassy's Restaurant, 3050
Garden St., Whitby, bet-
ween 3.6prn. Previolu ap-
plicants need NOT apply.
START TOMORROW,
Durham Region Wholasal-
ers looking for individuals
to help with new product
lines. Get involved in all
aspects of our business.
vehicle an asset. Call Pau-
la 721.1411
F1General
1 Help
WEED MAN. WHITBY'S
;ead,ng professional lawn
_are company is currently
s.earchmg for 2 individuals
• j fon our Lawn Technician
,tali Ideal candidates will
die self motivated with good
-:immunication and organ-
:ational skins Knowledge
Lawn care would be an
asset but is not necessary
I At comprehens" training
General=,ovided call 905-666-
, 3187
Help YOU HAVE a choice' 91
SUPERINTENDENT ma Save money. Irve healthier.
lure couple for h gh rose guaranteed 112 Saw mon -
building in AfaxMust haw eye live healthier, guar -
experience.
goodEnglish antoW 8 make money No
Risk Interested'Call 905 -
Offs Please tax resume 432-8994 leave message
tc 905) 619-2901
TELEMARKETING PROS, Office
Ajax +ood company re -IM Help
quires furupart time experi-
enced people. $7 50 hr
plus bonuses Call Ron BOOK KEEPER, A P. per
.0 428-8400 son regirea mmediatley for
small office in Pickering.
Full time. General office
duties also. Must know
computer programs d
windows 95 Call 905-427-
9986
Sales
RTITfiNp 1 Agents
EARN EXTRA INCOME
seeing pantyhose and
baby's clothing to your
}Wends, family and co-
workers, call 1-800-263-
1432
THE TORONTO Star has
openings to, canvassers.
only requirement IS enthu-
siasm Transportation 8
training provided For fur-
ther information call 905-
728-5119. ask for Mr Sco-
ra
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pay for honest work. P.T. F/
T and Managerial positions
No special experience
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well as fabulous awards
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Tupperware. Call Barbara.
(905) 428-6877 today
UNIVERSITY AND COL-
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management position In
your hometown with stud-
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eaming last summer
$8200. Hiring immediately
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Skilled
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Fax resume with salary ex-
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Industrios Ltd.
We are currently seeking a
Shipping/Assembly Supervisor
The successful candidate will be a
hands-on, motivated individual with at
least five years experience in a similar
role. Post secondary education, as well
as knowledge of shipping procedures,
both domestic and overseas, is also a
requirement for this demanding position.
We offer good wages and benefits.
Interested personnel are asked to
fax -905-839-1717
IMMEDIATE positirn for OZ
Driver Min 5 yrs expert
ence Minimum age 25 yrs
Steel hauling expan asset.
Recent abstract and re-
sume. Call 905-721.2600.
LICENSED
TRUCK
MECHANIC
Full time day shift po-
sition, straight time
plus bonus.
RTC Truck re
Trailer
Call Shauna
(W);; 1 428-.1.4.14
rrvrEHNET ADVERTISING
ANTIQUE FURNITURE,
CARPET MILL Disrtibu-
DUFFERIN 4' x 8' oak pool
MEN'S CLOTHING
WORKS! Get your buss-
kitchen cabinet large oak
tors, 12 months No pay-
table With all accessones.
CLEARANCE - Spring has
ness on the World Wide
table with 6 leaves, 3 wheel
meets. No interest, (OAC) 3
balance of 15yr warranty
sprung a1 RUGGED FIE -
Web for pennies a day
adult bicycle, old caphan
rooms (300sq ft ) Installed
$2800 Call 905.728-4578
PLAYS Durham's only
FREE info Call 905.434-
chairs 8 mist including
with deluxe pad from only
FIREWOOD Roka Lum.
upscale re -sale clothing
2170 Dept TW -2502
microwave unit 721-2684
$399 Specials on Vinyl.
FOR SALE: FIBERGLASS
store exclusively for men.
ber 8 F rewood Centre
APT -SIZE FREEZERS,
Ceramic and Hardwood
pink insulation R-18 5 (R.
teen's and try's (Size 8 to
' Firewood
5200 & up Apt -size wash-
Flooring Free Shop At
20). R 13. R-12. $15/bag.
men XXXLG) Paces Start
.Our TJ. '86 Yamaha
ers. $250 8 up Apt -size
Home 1-800-663-6045
o.b0 Call Wes or ,ton at
Jeans $7 casual pants $6.
Aid' portable disnwasher,
dryers S200 8 up Stack
'600.
1905)683-3078 after 4 00
sh rls $4. sweaters 56,
welcome 427-5194
able washer dryer. $650
CARPETS lots o1 carpet.
pm
coats $12. sport jackets
ABSOLUTELY THE BEST
Washers. $200 8 up
100°= rylor, new stain re-
,rigs 905.43a�,555 Free
$19. suits $27. dress pants
top quality hardwood at
Fridges. $200 & up Dryers,
lease carpets on hand. I
HEAVY DUTY, rdustnal
$8. hes $3, hundreds of
low paces Free delivery
$175 8 up Stoves. S200 8
will carpet 3 rooms. 5349
skateboard in Ime bear.
name brand stylish Mems to
Serving Pickering, Ajax.
up Almond side by side
Pace includes carpetpre.
inns top quality, wholesale
choose from with more ar-
Whltby and Oshawa Call
S650 Upright freezer $275.
mium pad, expert installa-
prices Spring is approach-
riving daily Sound to good
DURHAM FIREWOOD
STEF'S 8 HANK'S AP-
don. fast delivery, tree ash-
'ng 905-428-9351
to be true? Come t0
427-4741
PLIANCES. 362 French StRUGGED
mates (30yards) Norman
PmPc $2.395 17' ^,on,tor
REPLAYS In
FIREWOOD. Excellent
Oshawa 905-432-7157
586.2314
INCOME TAXES PRE
PARED '•'
Whitby tby and experience
COnSlgnmenl shOpDlng files
_ quai�y nardwoold GVar Warranties 6 months .m - , years
a^teed. extra :on fuI CARPETS: Lots of carpets. experience Call Lucy 905- never before Take Hwy
CMj HospitaV Daycare 9 Y BERKEL Meat gander with 100', ^ilor stain release. 421 401 to Thicksor R; in
seasoned. cut and sort ..,�v».,,...-
Hospital
`.pm, energetic canrg per-
son for 2 children, ages 4 8
Honest measurement. Free
meet 'Berkey Electronic
b, clod .... . w
sq yd i Includes carpe}.
KENMORE «ashen and
... _..,�. y ....... ...... ..y..,.,, ,..
Burns St 'tum R). we're m
PHARMACY ASSISTANT
RELIABLE, :wing Ave .0 L'
delivery Kczy Heat Fire-
Scale with printer and la-
r pad and installs-
d•re• y•s old 570 r
the first plaza on 'eh (Bums
REQUIRED, Part T.me
n carry 1;r 3-V2 year old
wood 905-753-2246
bels I
(� 8 kgs Stainless
f r Fr
hon Free estimates, senor
Kenmore stave $200
St Plaza) Hours Mon
r ropharm experience pre.
girl & newborn Non-
FIREWOOD Roka Lum.
steel meat wrapper with
'
discountscarpet repairs
snowblowers. 8 hp $600 6
Wed 10-6. Thurs - Fn 10 -
!erred. Apply In person, K
smoker. punctual, referent-
ber 8 F rewood Centre
plastic wrap Antique Day-
'Kitchen
Sam 905-686-1772
hp 5500 5 hp $400. co-
9. Sat 10-5. From jeans to
f+1art Drugs 555 Slmcce St
es Call 905-509-6144
4'x8'xl2' $60 4'x8'xl6-
ton' Meat Scale
Offer ends March 27 '99%
.Our TJ. '86 Yamaha
tuxedos we've got a au'
HarwoodiRosslantl, babies
-ode' $' S" Cad 905;
-
555 Estad,shed 1363
Aid' portable disnwasher,
COMPUTERS power
'600.
Cali soa-2063
Oshawa. Ontario
welcome 427-5194
Days 705-2773381 Even-
40 gal water neater Cali
house MMX
.Cd
Enhcer 5'500 donde crab
ep Plano Works 433-1491
'Al and Computer expen-
Daycare
,rigs 905.43a�,555 Free
Mark 7�5-786-2357, leave
,'S I 3
32 RAMlSRC/ATI 3D Exp
er S400. single and double
9
NEW AND USED FURNI-
Daycare
• Available
tlelrvery to Oshawa area
message
g
W -TV 2G8 HD 16X CD
stroller $30 8 S40, exercise
TURE acp antes Ceds
'
• Wanted
RILEY 6.12 Aristocrat
n•Inen resume to 1050
CARPET BROKER.
Romisound blaster '5336
equlpmect clKe SSC ,ow-
Step-
anl,q'es hving'dIn ng
room bedroom Before you
1920-1970. with doll-retai-
DAYCARE AVAILABLE n
Bargain
'3f'' N'y,cr tn,rk p -r,-
DFV.W95240 watt spk
ng machine 56C
master $60 tapes and
buy. give My Dad's a try
Specials on `/ir yl. Ceramic
Tr dine Pre -dean age
'
Corner
stain resistant carpet For 3
PmPc $2.395 17' ^,on,tor
stereo system etc 623-
430-0561
CHILDCARE Needed. April
D
loving, caring, clean enol
swmg. etc Call 905-571-
rooms. only 535900 Price
1� S599 * system only
5342. 435-5229
'•� cttcer weekdays Sam-
O
torment first aid CPR
Free Shop At Home 800-
dudes 30 S q Y� carpet.
Lots diner great pentium
666-2539
PIANOS -GRANDFATHER
Hospital
`.pm, energetic canrg per-
son for 2 children, ages 4 8
courses taker Call Alicia,
683-6545
4 FT LENGTHS OF MA-
PLE hrew-,od oqs Siii
deluxe Dad and Installation
in your home Free quota-
buys from $799 486 4,100
with CD and sound 5775
KENMORE WASHER and
=-re' 2 years;. ?.cellent
,pair
CLOCKS - O. -e, „
c^as,; -me Cos,ng
' Medical
m
6 our country home, valid
Picked up, or delivery can
on
tiin your home No In.
Computer Clearance '905,
cordrtion $650 Tele-
date March 271h Offenng
Dental
deniers license, car a must'
EXCELLENT experienced
be arranged at extra cost
terest. no payment for one
6973059
phone 58,5-'394
fantastic pricing on all pra-
Non-smoking references
daycare An ^y oving non
509-6328
full year. Daniel. 1.800-
nos. k
keyboards 8 clocks
FULL TIME Dental Assis-
905.472-6344
smokHome Outings.
activities dose to schools.
DISHWASHER GE built in
217-0104
DIAMOND engagement
-... •-crths 14K
KENW000. Audio �deO
Video
Offer ends March 27 '99%
ragweed
,Ant Rececic
H,e,,, EPER/ NANNY
HarwoodiRosslantl, babies
-ode' $' S" Cad 905;
-
Carpet MITI Dlpaymeors.
2 old.
9 old. apPra�sed $1900
- ,v,;e ,�
.. - - pro .qc wnountl
Kenwood
Not sures Re
Offi
r Orthodontic Office Den-
rn -a,-
welcome 427-5194
509.4435
12 -Io*"pdymerts.
best Offer 725-7432
sound. processor.
ep Plano Works 433-1491
'Al and Computer expen-
df'e 00^s a1)r"x y
ter st O
NO interest. 'OAC 3 rooms
5 disk CD player. 5 speak
- Ace required Drop hand
15 hrs per week. non-
STROUD'S/WHITE'S -
MAKITA , 1,4' circular
300sq h � installed will
DOLL COLLECTION
ers. 2 •ower. 1 centre. 2
RILEY 6.12 Aristocrat
n•Inen resume to 1050
smoker. South Pickering
davr are Off J K •eacrer 21
saw � ev, c brake Brand
deluxe clad from only $399
1920-1970. with doll-retai-
rear A-1 condition was
Srkoi 'able. $3.500 ex-
mcoe St N , suite 112,
Call . and leave message
years experence. strut-
new Never used Steel
Specials on `/ir yl. Ceramic
ed items strollers. tea Set.
S' 700 sell for $90C ,o
ceklent ppndrhon OBO
thaws
at (905) 420-2033
turgid program. loads of fun.
carrying case $200 Finn
and Hardwood Floorng
swmg. etc Call 905-571-
721-0088.
serous enquiries only
plenty of TLC References
Call 905-728 7252
Free Shop At Home 800-
34 5
666-2539
available (905) 839-7862
6516046
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' ' Improvements • ' ' Improvements • Handyman ' Painting & • Moving 8 lem
Moving dr • House • Pnvate •Me
Business
• • • � y • Decorating • Storage Storage • Cleaning • • TutorslSchools •Services
is
Wood Fencing
Decks Chair Link iron
Drilled Holes - Set Posts
FREE estimates
Call Steve
905-509-5077
mobile
416-729.1348
PAINTING
a REPAIRS
ItNaisr ntw
VAndow Blinds
sir• a baftsba"
prim ESTa TEW
(416)409-4143
Lowe m•••••• -
CONSTRUCTION
SERVICES
ovaticru, repairs,
xtrical and plumbing.
(905) 42MM
Pal (416) 377-3136
IMPROVEMENTS
Carpentry,
specialists & general
contractors.
GARY
(905) 427-1672
CARPENTRY
free estimates, Clouse
additions, basements,
decks, trim work, door in-
stalabon, baseboards,
sheds, roof repairs,
(905) 619.2930
Bill Jr.
�;,
COMPLETE HOME SERVICES
• A" ons ti renovations
Custom bu,"
• Limsed tradesmen
• Free atruta
John
905-427-0059
RENOVATIONS
INC.
Quality home
renovations
shite 1975
NO PROJECT TOO
SMALL
• Kitchens • Basements
• Windows • Doors
• Bathrooms • Etc.
905486.5211
visa
BY W.LEAVER
Additions, second stories,
finished bstri bath-
rooms. decks, We & wood
floors, doors & windows,
guaranteed and reliable
call Walker
(905)826-2145
JIM S
Handyman Services
Renovatlors Casements
bathroom. decorating.
drywall. electrical.
pkxnberg, and drains.
Free Eswiates
Call Jun. 905127.8467
oo' * Electrical
ELECTRICIAN
licensed 30 yrs. ex-
penence, all work
guaranteed, dis-
count to seniors
FREE Estimates call
Sam 905-683-3719
K&V
CONTRACTING
Free estimates on all
types of electrical
service & installation.
Also phone line
repairs.
call Ken 686-0773
Licensed Electrician.
PAINTER
Over 30 years ex-
perience painting,
wallpapering, dry-
wall taping.
CALL HARRY
421-2679
PAINTING
SINCE 1981
Fast and efficient
painting at a
reasonable rate.
Free
estimates.
�/r.543-571
TMS PAINTING
& DECOR
Interior & Exterior
European Workmanship
Fast, dear(,
reliable service.
420-0081
• Appliance
1 Repair
• ' lamdyman
• An Ill
3 MEN AVAILABLE TO
MEET ALL YOUR
HOUSEHOLD NEEDS.
Plumber, cabinet maker,
electrician. Kitchens,
bathrooms, rec-rooms,
painting, trim.
Fully insured.
723.301
and Wallp•lieeiws
Stucco ceilings
General repairs
Top quality work
at reasonable prices
20% off for Seniors
Call for a FREE Estimate
404-9669
APPLIANCES - fridge,
stove, washer, dryer, elec-
tronics, TV, VCR, mi-
crowave, etc. Free esti-
mates, Pickup a delivery.
416-283-3907, 416-208-
7414, pager 416-295-4909.
Visa accepted.
BELLING
YOUR HOME?
Inquire alfout our
HOW FOR SALE
PACHAGE
6SWO7
14 Cube Var
will move anything
bIg or small. Service
available 7 days a
week 24 hours.
Very Reasonable
Rates
Call pager 9 1 -416-
553-5144
A„AX Moving Systems
full services, moves, ap-
pliance and piano special -
ISIS . Flat rate or hourly. We
now have treated storage
units. Now offering free
boxes with move Park and
load special. staining at
$99. and up. Call for infor-
mation,
725-0005 or 427-0005
HARRY -0 -THE -
MOVERS
Move big or small, we price
them all! Free estimates,
seniors discount, short no-
tice moves. Appliances
moved. also storage space
available. Comparable
rates. Cal 432-2860.
11E11 Wl=
LARGE ?RttICK
Will do household
moves, residenU,
commercial. AN types of
MoVeS.
Call Carrl or Joinar
427-2111
MOVING
Houses. Apartments, Of-
fices, Appliances and
Piano Specialists. Senior
and Mid -Month Drs-
counts.Licensed, ln-
sured. Free Estimates.
Excellent service.
Call 436-7795.
Experienced
Cross Moven
s0- ;are rates -ones
»Ices. apt., elc.
'faro moving
pa.:xlrg avadai
423-0239.I19i)
B, Flooring,
Carpeting
CARPET
INSTALLATIONS
25 years expenence.
restretdxng, our
speciality
Free estimates.
D It N Duncan,
987.1799 or 987-1800
HARDWOOD
FLOORING
Installation
and refinishing
Herringbone -
boarders,
Reasonable Rates
Free Estimates.
839-4922
3 bedrooms, 35
yds, $299, also b5
oz. carpet, $25 in-
stalled including
pad.
FREE ESTIMATES!
Can Sam:
(905)706-3206
HOLSE
CLEANING
by Lorie
Special Rates for
1Seekly ' Biweekh
from Si:.
905- 839-8244
Hut SF.CLE \\1\G
A fid %IE-%11DF:
C(x)Ll -
Cone by reliable 8
dependable woman
Reasonable rates
Call %nary
655-1062
J.LL Residential Charting
Dusting
Vaccuummg .Kitchen
(applanfl In & out)
washrooms
(sanitized and deodorized)
Before After parry
dean-up.Fully Insured
& bonded .Rel. avail.
905-420.0940
• Party
• Services
RAXIM
WANlS WORK
Doing Magic For
Cfllildren's Parties
And All Occasions.
Have MyOwn Magiii
E
rnie
66&4932 -
SELL IT NOW
CALL
683-0707
OR FAX
683-7363
PIANO
LESSONS
it ore
Classics. Pop.
Exams Adults
welcome Call
Maurice Willock
683-6740
• • Driving
• • Schools
• • • ax Financial
• • Directory
S&B DRIVING
_ riF.1Hr
171 lit-. \RT
SF:\IURS
SF:Rl1l ES
A OWcr %dl
�arng Indrv,dui with
experience provrWng
services for
Serwor Citizens
n our comnkuvry
Fir more information
cam
Susan 8 Karen Henry
905420-5114
SCHOOL
Approved by
O.S.A .O
-4 lessons and test
5105.
•10 Lessons $150
-Full Course $259
Free pick -up and drop off
(416) 287-3060
• • Business
• Services
VONT STRESS
YOURSELF OUT
WITH PAPERWORK'
D. Scott Bookkceo %
Full range of book-
keeping services. Free
pick-up & del. or will
work at your
location. Wkly/month-
ly/yearly service.
426.1974.
GERRY LAURIN
Accounting 8 Computer
Services
TAX RETURNS
Indmduall Small
Business
Professional Program
Cant (905) 42"711
Cellular (416) 6062443
"FREE e -FILING"'
Computerized Tax
Returns prepared by
Professional Accountant
Judy Kuksls CGA
9OS 420-2061
Corporate tax & biusriess
services available
SELL IT
NOW
CALL
683-0707
OR FAX
683-7363
t
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HUGE INDOOR YARD SALE
Friday Feb. 28 7-9 pm. Sat. March I. 9am-2pm.
At Ambedea Presbyterian Church
1820 Whites rd. n. Pickering,
Toys, books. Children & Adult clothing,
New costume Jewelry, over 400 LPs. CDs and
white Elephant.
All proceeds to the 7th Pickering Beavers & Cubs.
Articles
1 For Sale
Arts &
• 1 Crafts
SHOWCASES and Shely
1994 GRAND PRIX SE.
ing. reasonable 905-427.
FOLK -ART CLASSES.
4084
Beg,nre•s Folk Art Classes
OAK/PINE FURNITURE
starting March 3rd and
Trad,t,onai Woodwc'l
10th Also Sat classes
One of Ontario's largest
available March 8th Will
manufacturers of Sold
accommodate shift -work
ers For further informatier
Wood Furniture announces
call 576.3947
our Nev, for 1997 finish it
prox. 79.000 highway kms.
yourseB line of Solid Oak 8
VENDORS wanted Kath -
Pine Furniture.. Eg Can
leen s Olde Ty -e Produc-
nonball Bed $34900 Solid
tions needs unique crafters
Oak Pedestal Table & 4
for Its 7th Annual Craft
Chile, chrs $695 00. 905-995-
Show at Jubilee Pavilion
8774
April 20th'97 after 6 p m
905-728-9791 Booth rental
USED FRIDGE $225. and
$45
up used stoves $200 and
a half yrs. remaining. at
Up . used washers $250
$392 ler month inclusive/
and up dryers $179 and
taxes. Buy at only $12000 +
upNew brand name frog -
es. 16 6 c t $605 and
up Neo -brand name 30'
stoves $449 and up Ste-
phenson's Furniture and
Appliances 227 Court St.
Oshawa. 576-7448
Articles
1 Wanted
ANTIOUES Absolutely.
Purchasing furniture or an-
ything old Scientific nstru-
ments, chili, silver, adver-
bsil toys. decoysdons,
rrxlk bottles. Collections or
estates Call Robert Bowen
Antiques (905 655-8049
Brookhr
Tui ?Stat -s ;pc .11:
pass. hgunnes. and
" 'ure. pre 1940 in -
ng chore cabinets.
• ares dining & bed-
..'- seta. Cedar Ctlesfs.
'--die sewing machines
nore Cali .,eft at
ANTIOUE
DISCOVERIES
683-8243
APPLIANCES : .
111 _. working
Call S!e"s App ail 432-
7167
WANTED double, stroller.
al -1^er baby nems De-
humidifiers and air cony -
boners and lawnmowers.
all reasonably priced 623-
5342 or 435-6229
WANTED Exercise bike
(dose' model). low mile
age Please call 905-706-
4716
05706-
4716
WANTED - Pool table wrath
al. accessories. in good
condition reasonably
priced Please rail 90.-
985-3183
05985.3183 after 6 p m
webk days. weekends any-
time
WANTED: The Best
Dressed Mer in Durham
and surrounding areas to
bring me all of your un-
wanted designer labeled
apparel from shorts to tuxe-
dos. Spring is just around
the corner and we have
buyers waiting for Hilfiger.
Timberland, Crossings. Ed-
die Bauer. Polo. Gant.
Britches. Gap. Ashworth,
Tlee;r, Nautica. Hugo Boss,
Harry Rosen, Samuelsohn.
Cambridge. Valentino. Ar-
mani. Call ahead for an
appointment. terms and
conditions. We sell ONLY
the BEST quality clothing
for men, teens and boys.
RUGGED REPLAYS 404-
2063, Bum St. Plaza. Whit-
by
1
Computer nnternet
AFFORDABLE WIND-
OWS '95 tutoring. Learn
windows 95 in a Inandy in
lame environment. hands
on training, call 432-6062
from 5 p.m. - 7 p.m.
ESTABLISH A CORPO-
RATE presence on the
Web. Small Busmess and
corporate home page
design. Reasonable rates.
Enc 905-427.4216.
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' Lost &
WFound
FOUND SKi bil good
qualm black around near
McClarner and Lewin.
Alex Owner may contact
683--2990
FOUND. Large gray adult
--rale cd' -c tad. in Picker
:ng Factory tour 3 4 oaks
ago 420-4325
LOST Fel; 25,9' locust
Hill W!• ;ovale area, cross
male german shepherd.
buck and tar. very friendly,
with 2 stitch maths or hip
905-471-8497
• ' PetsoSupoiesl
Boarding
FREE':; .gam, r,.wrn < y l i
1d Great Dane. Spay, very
weer. loving and Is great
.sth kids Can 1905? 571.
-:593 leave message
TOY American Eskimo
'�cces «- 1e sur^ bac■
pints. home-raisea UKC
4egtste red. 6500- $ 7 oC
_ill 905-6613-9608
LHASA APSO PUPPY,
-a-e ve! _,*Zxed ''$t
shots. ready to go Cil
cotate,sdver Mother rn
Moves Paper -trained
5500 Call 725.1634
ROTWEILLER
SHEPHERD Noss,and
tern Doc pups for sale vet
Checked, ist shots, reason-
ably priced Call Laurie
(416) 281-1889
GORGEOUS Dachshund
puppies wiener'. raised by
loving lady breeder. vacci-
nated. dewormed, rel
bon possible, free tleirvery
next week 514;548-2248
OSHAWA OBEDIENCE
ASSOC Monday nigh:
Marcy •. , Puppy and Utnr
ty March 18- Basic
Classes starting soon 435-
0868
LEAVE OF ABSENCE sae
of Lhasa Apsc pups Rea.
sonabe Non -shedding
non -allergic, health guar-
antee, vet needled House
training started (705) 786-
3124
SIBERIAN HUSKY PUPS.
Home raised. CKC regis.
tered. super pets with writ-
ten health and tempera-
ment guarantee, great for
beginner mushers. or add
to your racing stock(613)
395-5578.
1 1 Automobiltn
for Sale
NEED A VEHICLE?
Poor credit? No credit?
Bankrupt? Call Tracie at
905-576.1800 or 1-888-
259.3673. 1 can hl
1996 CUTLASS SIERRA
Brougham loaded, new
battery and tuneup,
143.000 kil- 2.8 hire en-
gine. Asking $2,100 certi-
hed.579-7356
1996 OLDS SIERRA, 1995
certified; 1986 Celebrity
Eurosport, 1995 certified;
1984 Chevy pick-up. $1595
as is: 1986 Chevene. 4-cy-
finder, standard, $1495
certified; 1984 Celebrity.
$695: 1983 Firebird, T -bar,
$695 as is. 404-9759
MESSIER-DOWTY
Building For The Present.
Designing For The Future.
At Afessier-Dont.•, u
world -leader in the
design, development,
manufacturer and support of
inter; rated landin,s deur sYstents,
l
€ ►tee take pride in creating
innovative solutions to meet
our eustoniers ' needs for hi,f; h
qualm•, performance and
reliability.
Continued growth in our business
has created career opportunities
for qualified
='M professionals vs -ho live
up to the highest of
industn
standards.
SeniorSystems Analyst
A self-starter who has what it takes to work
with little supervision, you will liaise with
customers to assess user and business
requirements, and determine their impact
on MiS workload and priorities. a logical
thinker with excellent communication and
interpersonal skills, you are able to
envision system needs and modifications
within the larger organizational context.
Your relevant diploma or degree in
Computer Science or Business
Administration is ideally accompanied by
CNEJNT certification, as well as a
minimum of five years' experience in
manufacturing with exposure to integrated
husiness systerns. These strengths are
cnhanced by an additional five vicars
encompassing networking and systems
analvsis, Windows NT administration or an
equivalent operating environment and
experience in project management and
bud cling. A good working knowledge of
C'NR Windows, and CA systems would
be Strom, assets to bring with vou.
Reference #1(X)1?.
Service Engineer
Workln - �k Ithln our Product Support
department, you will assemble.
disassemble and repair landing gear, assist
customers in troubleshooting, and prepare
written reports in order to assess and
document pertilrmance measures. in
addition to a College -level certificate or
diploma in a relevant field, you hold a valid
Aircraft Maintenance Engineer licence, and
possess and excellent knowledge of aircraft
landing gear and systems, as well as superb
com�Liter and interpersonal skills. This
chat enging position will necessitate glohal
travel to meet the needs of our man
customers. Reference #1(X)13.
Aircraft Landing
Gear Systems Engineers
We are searching for highly qualified
engineers possessing a minimum of 7
years' relevant experience along with
excellent verbal and written
communication skills, to join our team of
world-class professionals. These positions
will involve active participation in testing
and development, and in the evaluation of
design specifications and documentation
for landing gear systems, subsystems,
components, and aircraft interfaces.
Familiarity with airworthiness
requirements and a willingness to travel
frequently, if required, would he desirable.
There are two availahilities for engineering
prolcssionals in the following areas:
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
An analNucal, skilled Elcctncal Engineer
with electronics and software experience.
as well as a knowlege of RTCA DO -160
and DO -178. you will specify and integrate
test instrumentation. liaising with
customers and suppliers on an ongoing
basis. The selected candidate will possess a
knowledge of aircraft interfaces and
databases. Experience with aircraft control
systems is a definite asset. Reference
#1(X)10.
HYDRO -MECHANICAL
ENGINEER
Your c.xtcnsnc mechanical Engineering
background is enhanced by a practical
knowledge of hydro -mechanical and
clectrohvdraulic systems and components.
You will take an active role in the design,
review and testing of landing gear systems
and components, liaising with the design,
project and RMS divisions, as well as
customers and suppliers on a regular basis.
Reference 11.
If vou value continuous improvement. look forward to our attractive salary and benefits package, and are ready to join a
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at 579.4400
Automobiles
1 1 For Sale
FAutofttobiks
11 For Sale
1988 CHEVY SCOT-
1994 GRAND PRIX SE.
TSDALE. hall- ton $3800.
PW P:L. P'S. PIM Cruise,
certified d b o Call Ken at
Tilt. Arl cassette. secur-
(905) 623-4778
ity system. 79.000 km
1988 NEW YORKER fully
$14.500 Can 683-3020
loaded 129Kms. A-1 con-
1994 GRAND PRIX, V6.
drtion. $4000 certified 831-
Drs abs. Imo.. p/w.. p/trunk.
2551
security system, 4 -door. ap-
1989 CORSICA pis, p/b,
prox. 79.000 highway kms.
air, piw, cruise, certified,
$14,500. Like new, one
$3800 Call 571-0225
owner. 905.683.3020.
1990 GRAND PRIX,
80,000 km. on new engine.
1995 PONTIAC TRANS,
TRANS -
fully loaded. Has warranty,
PORT 7 passenger. Take
aslung $6000. 725-1859
over lease with only $2000
down subject to GMAC
1991 SUNBIRD LE, low
credit approval, only 1 and
kms., AC. amRm cars., very
a half yrs. remaining. at
clean, lady driven. $4700.
$392 ler month inclusive/
905-427-3585.
taxes. Buy at only $12000 +
1992 CARAVAN LE, 7-
tax.(optional). Two -toned
pass., 137K km., (marbly
emerald green and gild,
highway). due, one owner,
34000 km, mint Condition.
loaded. excellent condition.
Call kX details. (905) 655.
Candied. $11,900. 420-
5807
6594
1993 Mazda 323, 75,000
1996 CAVALIER, 4 -door,
kms. auto., $5500. Call
4 -speed overdrive, air, til,
723-1578 after 7 p.m.
ETS, 32.50011 asking
1994 2 Door Cavalier, Ex-
$14,500. Call 905.697-
cellent condition, balance
0895.
of warranty, Automatic. Air,
19Y8 CAVALIER. black on
Stereo AM/FM Cassette,
Block heater, 49 000 km.
black, 2door, air, cassette,
$10 000 Call (905) 683-
auto. Assume lease, No
4564.
Money Down. $238 + taxes.
19% GRAND AM, SE. Call 905-434-7771
black permashine, v-6,
loaded. ABS, certified, tran-
1947 Pontiac Sunbird GT, serfable warranty, one
2 dr., auto., runs good, ask- owner, 98.000 hill kit.,
ing $1700.683-8576. $10,500. (905) 839-7108
2 Dodge Aries - 1 gas &
1987, asking $600 for both.
Call 725.5319 or 432-7688.
Automobiles
9 M11 For Sale
AUTO LOANS
SF
dealer well
arrange financing
e�cn it you have
been turned down
hcture. Loans
a%ailable for no
credit, bad credit
and bankruptcy
hu} ers.
Call Janice
(905)
666-3398
CAR LOT for rent, Whitby
prime location, call 725-
1171.
CARUSO AUTO SALES.
1991 Cavalier, 2 -dr, auto.
black, 171K. $4,295 1989
Dynasty. 160K. $3.288.
1986 Celebrity Sport, bur-
gundy. 204K, $1,200. 1984
Honda Accord, auto. 202K.
very clean. must be seen.
$1,295. Call Phil 686-3803.
SELLING
YOUR
CAR OR
TRUCK?
Showcaw it
acrom Durham
Region.
Call Classifieds
at 683-0707
or
fax 683-7363
On,
1 Automobiles
For Sale
THERE ARE LOTS OF
REASONS TO VISIT US
AT CERTICAR WHERE
IT'S NEVER TOO EARLY
FOR SOME SPRING SPE.
CIALS: 199' Grand Pr,x
SE 4 dr . loaded and sharp.
58.4951992 Sunbrrd LE. 4
bit . 5 speed. air, white,
economy and looks 55.895
1992 Buick Road master. 8
cyl loaded burgundy. at -
fordable 510.998 1992
Grand Am SE, 4 dr. white,
3 3 6 cyl. a real steal at
57,295 1992 Tracker con-
vertible. 5 speed. 103.000
kms, $6,495 1991 Ford
Festiva. 4 cyl , automatic.
$2.995. 1991 Pontiac Fire-
fly. automatic. 2 dr. $2.995.
The best selection of Gm
Minivans in Durham Re-
gion 1990 Astro CL, 8
99
pass. loaded $5.295. 10
Astro Luxury Touring, load. roe removal in the Durham
ed. 59.995., 1992 Safari Region• cash paid. ALSC
SLX, loaded, 8 pass., heeded. 75 to 117 Chev of
$9.995. 1992 Astro CL, GMC pickup for parts. Call
loaded, 8 pass., only anytime. Oshawa 905-431-
63.000 krns. $12,995. 1992 0407.
Astro luxury touring, load- CASH FOR CARS! We
ed, extended 115,000 kms, buy used vehicles. Vehicles
S12,995.1993 Astro CL ex- must be in running Coll
tended, Vortec H.O. en- tion. Cal 427-2415 - cane
gine, dutch doors St?,888. to 479 Bayly St. East. Ajax
1993 GMC Safari SLX, air, at MURAD AUTO SALES.
bit. cruise, cassette, 1001ks.
$11,495. Plus Trucks - A a A AUTO SALVAGE.
1991 Chea Silverado, short Top cash for scrap. Aban-
box, step side. loadel doned and good cars)
black and like now $6.995. trucks. Call us last for best
1991 S-10 Sonoma, 4 cyl.. pubes, 24 bus. , 7 days. 30
5 spit., red with cap. min. service. 905-686-5003
S4,995. 1990 Ford F-250. 8 or 905.706-5234
cyl.. automatic, 3/4 ton, only WANTED. 1991. 92 a 93.
time kms. $8.695. Many Honda Accord. Must be in
more to choose from, sae excellent condition and
surAme ward W dtielf C •for ABS and air bag. 434 -
your ear! CERTICAR 5780'
AUTO CENTRE, 155 King
St Wast at Midtown Mar, Trucks
call (9111 579- 1 for Sale
2999.'When our aatom
art serfd their friend••
1985 Olds Cierra, auto., 199$ S-10, 3D5 VA auto,
V6, $1750.; 1985 Buick dual exhaust. WD, red, rally
Somerset, auto, V6, $1250 wheels, needs paint. cert,
obo.434.2775. $1,600.00 (905) 433-4180
or (905)728-7831
Automobiles 1 Trucks For
E1 1 For Sale Sale
TURN KEY AUTO X388 19W FORD F '5- XL • -
TopaZ 4 Jr 4 ;;yl 5 sod , tura.. 2 Vill drive, air. new
ps. pt). air, cerutked $1995• Paint. certified. $4495
1986 Olds Calcis. 4 dr 4 1989 DODGE Colt, $1200
cyl loaded. only 125kms. as is 905-435-3661
Wives and looks perfect, 1995 Chevy S10. SL MOd-
$2795 certnced. 1986 VW el Eictendedtab truck Sd-
Jetta GL. 4 cyl , auto. like ver, loaded. 43.000 km .
new 52595 Candied, 1986 mi condition, tonel cover,
Dodge Mrti Ram Van, 4 cyl, 8 box finer included
5 spit, ale, 2 -seater cargo $16.900 cert 905.655 -
van, looks 8 drives great 5807 weekends or even -
$2495 certified. 1986 ll ,ngs
ant SE. 4 cyl , auto. air, only
117kms, as is special 5495
Call Ted Babut 723.74711 riled Drivel
1 AUiDnlOblleS
Wanted 1968 YJ, Blue. hard 6 soft
top. 5 speed. AM/FM Cass
Stereo with removable face.
AUTOMOBILES and Oversized tires, 130 k
trucks wanted for scrap. Good condition, $6,500 or
Any condition, any age. best otter. 721-8980
f
1989 CHEV MINI VAN,
auto. v-6, seats 7, loaded,
173.000 km, asking $6,995
or best offer certified. 725-
9209
1 Trailers
1990 HOMESTEADER 12
x 38 ft. mobile home., 10 to
20 floncla room. Main trailer
fully furnished. One bed-
room, 4 PC. bath, fridge full
size. propane stove and
oven. Electric hot water,
deck 10 x 16, shed, new
roof on Florida room, new
carpel. Located at Nestle -
In Park on Hwy 36 bet-
ween Lindsay and Bobcay-
geon, on water. Brand new
$45,000. Asking 530,000 or
best offer. Leave message
before 4 p.m. or call after 5
p.m, to 9 p.m. Park fees ne-
gotiable. Ask for Jody (905)
721-8980
EA Apartments
We
For Rent
1 BEDROOM apartment
Good area. bus route. Ap-
pliances. parking heat. all
utilities included $598.
Mar 1st 905-721-6068 or
905-404-0379
1 BEDROOM apt for rent.
For 1 person Non smoker
5550 per month 87 and
Westney Road 905-649-
1656
2 BORM. APARTMENT In
Central Oshawa Gas fire-
place, air-conditioning.
parking. Close to all ameni-
ties. Available March 1
$550/ per month + utilities
Call (905) 665-8741.
2 BEDROOM apt near
Oshawa Centre and 401.
Parking, laundry, storage.
Available now Non
Smokers Preferred. $600/
riaplus hydro. 579-0246.
2 BEDROOM basement
W. with separate entrance.
Air Conditionng,l car park-
ing. Available Immediately.
$750 a6 inclusive, no pets,
non-smokers. Call (905)
619.8091.
2 -BEDROOM Basement
apartment, available
Mar. t st/97, asking $375/
month each. Call for ap-
pointment 905-686-4110.
AJAX - 2 APARTMENTS:
3 bedroom walkout, $950 +
60% utilities; 2 bedroom
apartment, 4 -piece bath,
$700 + 40% utilities.
(905)294-0760.
AJAX - bright spacious
walkout basement apt.
Parking
Sing and storage. 683-
AJAX 1 bdrm., basement,
walkout, bright, clean,
beautifully decorated,
would suit mature profes-
sional, no smokers/pets.
Avail, April 1. $750 inclu-
sive. (905) 686.8183.
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For Rent For Rent Im For Rent For Rent • Retail Space Property •
HWY/?/ROTHERGLEN
89 FOHMULR in% '91 SRFRRI LCE
470 Liquids, gauges
SKI SKInS
Hand Warmers
Double Bed Trailer
$4500 O.B.O. Will sop.
Jim 705-328-1613
Apartments Apartments
E1 � For Rent For Rent
AJAX
WIND JAMMER APTS.
2 bedroom $785
3 bedroom $867
In family building. Fridge, stove,
air, broadloom, underground
parking included.
Close to all amenities.
686-0841 weekdays
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
AJAX. newly renovated 1 -
bedroom apartment with
private entrance, central
air Cade. parking avail-
able Non-smoker 1 sUlast.
available Immediatify.
$525 includes utilities Cap
905-619-6804
AJAX, Harwood, t bed-
room above ground walk
out basement apt. 4 PC
bath, laundry, excellent
condition, 5650 inclusive.
905-686-6316
AJAX, large bright 1 bed-
room basement aptwalk
Out to deck pus side en-
trance, central air 8 vac
laundry, parking, non-
smoking $650 first 8 last
(905) 428-3814
AJAX, PICKERING
VILLAGE
2 bedroom
upper floor.
Separate en-
trance, central air,
free parking,
$650.
Call 683-4294
AJAX, Rideout St. 3 -bed-
room, close to shopping,
transportation. to
decor. landscaped yard,
Parking. $850 plus 2/3 utik-
Ties. 683--7164.
AJAX- 1 Bedroom base-
ment apt, 4 appliances,
separate entrance, clean,
non-smoking, no Pets.
$600/month indk,sfa,. 1st b
last, references. Available
April 1st. Call (905) 683-
1332.
AJAX- Spacious 1 bdrm.,
walkout deck, laundry.
parking, walk-in closet.
separate entrance, no
smokers/pets. Immediate
$700.Cal (W5)427-4425.
AJAXIPICKERING, seH-
contained 1 -bedroom
apartment, close to all
amenities. ALSO 3 -bed-
room upper level house for
rent. Cap 696.8 .
ATTENTION! BEAUTIFUL
1 bedroom. 5650. available
Apr 1st. Also clean. tory
bachelor apt, downtown
Oshawa, available ,mme
barely. $450 inclusive
Corn laundry, parking, no
smokngilxts. first/Ust. Ex.
evident for single proles-
siona 432-2704 anytime
BACHELOR Apt available
in well maintained low nse
building Central Whitby
Appliances. utilities and
parking included. Would
suit single occupancy Se -
curtly cameras, on-site
management. For appt.
666 -2450 -
PICKER NG
Legal, fire dept. approved
1 bdrm bsmi apt, 4 new
appl., pw ent. 8 laundry.
4 pc. bath, bright eat -in
kitch., dean w/new paint ii
carpet, gas fireplace, no
smokers, n0 pets. Avail.
Mart. $625 plus utilities.
639-9227
BROOKUN: Extra large
one bedroom apartment. for
April Ist. $695 inclusive.
Also one bedroom apt. for
April 15th. $535 inclusive.
Both on Second floor. 655-
5539
FINCH Ifs WHITES RD.
comfortable 1 bedroom
aparbykent. Private enhance
and parking. Quiet area.
Available immedtently.
$600, inclusive. Cap Harry
416-283-7393, Jennifer
416-283-6570.
FOR RENT, Oshawa (Rit-
son 11 BkKw area) fully ren-
ovated 2 -bedroom base-
ment apartment, available
now, firsVlest. Contact 571-
4399
GORGEOUS 1 bedroom
basement apartment in
Rouge area. Separate en-
trance. Available to mature
working person. No pets.
no stoking. Calf 905.509-
3D43.
Immaculate, tonight, modern,
large 2 bedroom basement
apartment, separate en-
trance, 4 -appliances, no
smoking/pets. Available
Aprlst $780/inclusive.
first/last syr lease 905-
428-1428
LARGE, one bedroom
basement apt. Non-smoker
Preferred. No pets. First/last
required Parking, laundry.
Single occupancy- One
parking space $550/mo all
inclusive. Near OC Avail-
able immediately 905-
435-2497
LARGE 1 bedroom base-
ment, sap. ent , utilities.
laundry. t car parking. Liv-
erpool 8 Finch. non
smokers, $650/mo first 8
last Mar 1 420-3202
LARGE 3 -bedroom. near
0 C . huge living room,
walk-in closet. $750+ Can
305-428-3963
LARGE BRIGHT 2 -bed.
•tor^ apartment man floor
• use. close to Oshawa
.enter, lodge. stove, dish-
r,asher. $800 inclusive IsV
ast. no pets. call 576-9497
NORTH OSHAWA Extra-
ge 2-bedr;cm com-
c etely redecorates. well-
'-,amtaned. quiet budding.
Irge balconies, utihties/a-
:. e included Available
L%ar 8 Apr 1st $74245
'-'th (905,579-5584
ONE AND TWO oedroom
tots Mar L:v.ng roorr,
ning kitchen, bath, park
g. laundry 1 -bedroom
';ludes util. 2 bedroom in -
ides util Near Oshawa
?ntre 436-0013 Glen
OSHAWA 888 . 900
en Sr 2 bedroom apts
>< 75- $708. close to shop-
ping. schools. GM and Go
Utilities included Firsviast
required Call 728993
CLEAN, QUIET
-air y B. Iding North
)shawa. 16 2 barns In-
fusoe Pay cable. parking
laundry fait 723-2094
PICKERING - Altona/
,hepparo. 2 .arge bedroom
separate entrance base-
--lent apt BnghUdean No
cats Parking $750 inclu-
dve Avail immediately
,05-509-4546. 416-600-
=157.416-409-5393
PICKERING. 1 -bedroom
baseme^t apartment. 5550
all inclusive Avadable now
References. No pets Major
Oaks 8 Brock Rd area
905-428489
PICKERING, Large base-
ment apartment Renovat-
ed tbedroom, large kitch-
en. Irving room. bathroom,
laundry, separate entrance.
Non-smokers no Pets
$650 inclusive. Available
Apr 1 St. 905-831-3250
PICKERING- New 1 bed-
room basement on French -
mans Bay. includes utilities.
cable, parking, laundry, su4
I mature working, retired
person No smoking/pets
lst/Iast 5675. Call (905)
831-0162 after bpm.
REDUCED RENT, Pecker -
ng Village, lovely 1 bed-
room clean, spacious. fur-
nished, pool In exchange
for some light babysimng
for occasional evenings or
weekends. Suitable for
student or single working
professional , non smoker.
$295.905-428-6120
S. AJAX. 1 -bedroom base-
ment apartment. Court lo-
cation. NI appliances. Ma-
ture person. Available
Apr.1 st. $575 inclusive. 1 sV
last. Cap 436-2951.
OSHAWA - NORTH Ox-
ford 2 bdrm. Now GO
station, 401. Parking. hy-
dro, balc«1y/Patio. Avail
able immebately (905)
721-2232 (416) 239-2752.
SOUTH AJAX 2 bedroom
basement apartment, IsV
Iasi, own entrance, 4 pc.
bath, $700 indusim. Aval-
able April Ist. References.
Telephone 427-0131
SOUTH Oshawa - 2 bed-
room lop floor of tri-plex,
5650 plus hydro. First. Iasi,
NO PETS. On bus route.
near shopping and ameni-
ties. Coin laundry. Leave
message 723-0619
SOUTH OSHAWA. 275
Wentworth St. W. 1 Bed-
room $500; 2 bedrooms,
$600 6 $620. close to bus-
es. shopping, aviewe im-
mediately, fridge, stove.
heal, hydro, parking. Ist /
last required, no pets.
721-9722 or 723-6637.
SOUTH Oshawa, large 1 -
bedroom raised basement
apartment on lower floor of
semi, with laundry. 2 -car
parking, private entrance.
$575 all Inclusive. Avail-
able . April Ist Mature
working single/couple No
pets 905-579-1869.
SPACIOUS bright, clean
bachelor apartment. upper
Hoor.close to all amenities.
utilities included, separate
entrance $410/month.
Mary/Elgin, Oshawa (905)
831-9888
Strong family
environment.
Large 2 -bed apts
Easy access to 401.
schools, shopping Great
community spirit.
Call Pat w
905-571.4608
LARGE 2 eFLPr�',v
Close Oshawa HOspl
tal.freshly painted. carpet
ed. no pets. references.
5735 inclusive 576-7540
leave message
UPPER HOUSE 2 bed-
rooms. Adelaide and Mary.
stove. fudge. available
March Ist References
$625 phone 436.3576 or
987-4563
WHITBY- Duffenn St 2
bedn,om apt in clean.
quiet builderg Fully broad-
oomed Large closets
Near ail amenities Fridge;
stove $69825 an inciu-
swe No pets 905-404.
1414
WHITBY Regency Place
Apts Ser. ors Complex,
newly decorated 1 bed apt
Avail Mar/A )nl All util in-
cluded Clean quiet dog
Controlled access On-site
management For apt call
430.7397
WHITBY CENTURY
BUILDING, 2 bedroor^.s 2
bdlCOmes w,In fireplace.
southern exposure. $975
two bedroom with fireplace
$850 2 bedroom man
floor. $725 An uti rties in-
ckrded 668-2326 no Phone
Costs after 9 P m
WHITBY STUDIO apart-
ment. suitable for mature
tenant. For more nforms-
tion call (905) 666-6420
WHITBY, one bedroom, in
well maintained buildings.
4 Sevens Realty Ltd 905-
668-7777
WHITBY, 2 bedroom, quiet
building available imme-
diately. no pets, laundry,
parking. 5825 /ono (416)
6995287
WHITBY APARTMENT for
rent ' bedroom S550 2
bedroom, $650, bachelor,
5500 1st 8 last required
Can (905)725-8911 days.
(905)668.4016 evenings/
weekends
WHITBY/BOWMANVILLE:
1 8 2 bearoorn(s) Available
March 1st and April 1st.
Can (905) 430-9146 or
(416)789.4145
WHITBY: 1 BEDROOM
basement apartment in du-
plex, own entrance. use of
laundry, large yard, park-
ing $600 per month, utili-
ties included. Non smoking,
mature, working single/
couple. No pets, firsulast.
references. Available April
Ist (905)432-2647.
WHY rent when you can
own your own home for
less than you think?!! Call
Dave Haylodk Sales Rep.
Re/Max Summit Realty
(1991) 1-16 (905) 668-3800
or (905) 666.3211.
mHai
For Rent
WW Rain
colli YOUR"M soewNITM
r!aME
No Downpaynlent??
Docharged Ba1kil
Cal If
]603)'571-6275
1460$640-6275
Sales Rep. Sutton Group
Excel Really
$1 - ]A Absolute Affordable!
STILL RENTING??
WHY NOT OWN A:
3 -Bed Semi $700/month
3 -Bed bungalow $800/month
No down payment? Discharged Bankrupt?
Call Me!
(905)571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275
MARK STAPLEY
Sales Rep Sutton Cin, up lixcel Realty Inc
FOR RENT
1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH
3-BedrOpm Townhouse Units
Utilities Included
Stove 8 Refrigerator.
Parquay floors throughout.
Parking Included. Playground Area
Close to schools and shopping.
From S846.00.
Call 905-721-0980
3 BEDROOM ;- 35
hh;r^ i ^ ,s Lit,
bes.Oshawa Central. refer.
we". also ' bedroom pre
vate entrance. 5395 or
5495 monthly overlooking
park 385-8265
3 BEDROOM oungaiow
prefer -ea N. 'vY Oshawa
area Garage hrsVtast
St 175rmo Tel 576-8860
3 oedroom main floor of
^use for rent. North Vvhrt-
ov 5950 plus 2.1 utilities
Also 2 bedroom basement
apt S55C plus 1/3 utilities
905-9850880
NEW RENOVATED.
ava,lao,e immediately 3
bedroom bungalow. Taun-
tomTrulls area. appliances.
Urge yard. 2 car garage.
S895/mo plus util No pets
Days 905-723-0821. Eve
after 6. 571.7554
WHITBY - 3 bedroom con
Cres :coo car garage.
$1.150 plus utilities Three
bedroom across park.
fI050 pl s 1905) 1
Townhouses
For Rent
gY
PIrKERING 3 ce=
:con" ;ase w''" 3 DathS.h.
-nSred basement. 4 ap.
-fiances. fenced yard, near
imen,ties. $990 plus util,esf905i420-7050
Rooms
for Rent
AJAX lrebtnlxy ryeignts.
I,- -ed room n home
Air :ado. parker,. laundry
fac Non -smoke• No pets
Available March • $400,
mo 428-9114
AJAX, oedroom furnished
C- _^',rmshed . private
bath, It antl laundry
pnvkeges AC 5325 686-
2417 Mike
AJAX- fur,ished room
A,a. able Immedatefy Full
use of rec room. laundry
rooma..c^enette rr.'nage
park. r -,available S85
week 683-5951
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE.
_Y F„-^.;sned room in
Peckenrrg, Win cape. kitch-
en -amities, lose to Pick-
ering Generating Static,
PTC. GO. S30/m
4o or
$170d -weekly 420-438
FURNISHED •oom, close
to OC share kitchen 8
bath, working person
S300,'mdnt Available
Mani Ist 905-436-1420
u
6980 or 655 4107 or 985- LARGE master bedroom
0146
call
laundr'r Cade. phone. tel
Rent !!!- 850 sq.2nd Hr.
use or noose S400/mo an
NORTHEAST OSHAWA
Inclusive 686-9956
5 mor 'rom 5 Pouts Mall
SOUTH AJAX- Large fur -
and DurhamCotlegs
n,shea room friendly
Large estate bungalow on
jgrty. laundry. cave, NC.
beautiful private 2 acres
pus and parking Fesvlast
51300 /mo plus util 576-
requ,rea S400/month Call
8642 daily. 576-8528 after
428-8924
5 p m and weekends
OSHAWA.Immediate pro.
fAI Shared
cession, clean 3-4 bed-
ACCOmodaOpj
room, brick horns. dung
most prestigious condo -
room. stove s fnage. patio,
miniums offer a secure,
fenced yard. with or without
COURTICE. non-smoking
sed contained basement
working person to share 3 -
apt Option to buy. 725-
bedroom home with same
1171
full use of house. laundry.
PORT HOPE - Two bed-
must like dogs avaslaoe
room, two storey home in
immediately, $350/month,
nice area of town, close to
Ist/last Michelle 905.438 -
downtown. Pne floonng.
1719
eat -len kitchen. skndedk.
carport. five appliances In-
FURNINSHED bedroom :n
Ciuded. $750 plus utilities.
clean friendly home- in -
References requned (905)
dudes use of all facilities.
885-0716.(905) 665.7684
$180/ 2wks. First, last re-
rgwred, 427-5035.
ONE BEDROOM, house
for rent, large lot. South
RITSOWATHOL snort
Oshawa. Available March.
walk to downtown, room
1, cap 576-8642 or 683-
and shared facilities In
4851.
spotless. private home with
2 other working prolesseon-
TOUInl10Y5l5
als. $400/month inclusive,
'
lst/last. Immediate avail -
For Rent
ability. 905.432-7149.
SHARE large home in
F details 683-
SOUTH OSHAWA - 3
bedroom townhouse dose
to schools and shopping.
$9501mo. ail 1nclusrve. First/
last. Available April 1st.
905-579-9956 days.
NORTH OSHAWA, 3
bedroom + basement
townhouses in well main-
tained family complex.
Freshly decorated wiM
Frig./stove, close to all
amenities. Starting at
$738Jmonth. On site Mgmt.
office. Call 905-728-3777.
PICKER94G S. 8 Liverpool
Road: 3 -bedroom town-
house, close to GO,
schools 8 snooping. $900
plus utilities. Flrstilasl.
Available April Ist « before.905-839.9446.
Alamk. «
9213
SINGLE ROOMS with
shared facilities. Females
welcome. Non smoker, no
pets, references, available
immediately. Rent from
$375. Call (905) 420-0249
anytime after 7 p m on
weekdays.
� �OIId011rnllallS
FOr RttfM
AVAILABLE April let. 3 -
bedroom 3 -storey condo, 1-
1/2 -baths. Taunton/Stmcoe
area, Oshawa, 5895+uWn
ties, 1st/last. Relerences.
Call Collect 1-705-328--
3609 leave message.
OSHAWA 4 Months Free
EXCELLENT commercial
Rent !!!- 850 sq.2nd Hr.
!wilding Fully leased Tri -
$550, 600 sq. main $500,
pie net leases $38,000 per
300 sq. h across from Cosh
annum base rent Asking
Centre, 600 2nd fir S500
$329.000 Call Randolph
1.200 sq. h. 2nd floor 1.600
Lengauer, Sutton Group
sq. It main Call 434.2447
Status Reality (905)436 -
or 655-4132
0990
•
Industrial
Units
Condos
for Sale
INDUSTRIAL UNITS -
PLAZA 701MM Oshawa's
1280 Terw llegar. 1 937 8
most prestigious condo -
968 sq ft office warehous-
miniums offer a secure,
in Park and Bloor 1748
carefree life style in a vane -
and 1775 sq of 5325 sq ft
ty of floor plans from
netCall 579-5077 after 5
$179.900 Viewed by ap-
571.3281
pointment through Ristow 8
E M,Cottages
Fleming Limited, Realtor
576-2548
for Rent
Pil�
Lots for
Sale
RENOWNED snowmobk-
long and sk -q trails ;usi
minufes from this spotless
'nree bedroom cottage on
_otash lake ,ear Bancroft.
;•ne �ntencr `illy equipped
• Ich.en, 4 Pc bath, at wood
cve. furnace. sunporCh
• v c r c d. from $95 Per
night $550lwk winter.
Book ^ow for s,.mmar too
ScO,• c,ochure and sum-
mer rates avast (6131 339 -
THIS SUMMER l,sit the
Tier, 'Jade-, ,3-pbellford(
area for good fishing, fun
aid affordable accommo-
:dtion For nformatc" cOn-
'act Cole's Point Resort.
705-653-1227
TRENT RIVER- Woodland
Estafes `amity noose keep
ng cottages. 3 Pce barn
Pool, beach store. play-
ground. 9C min Northeast
Rcole, '888-813.
2212
LOTS AVAILABLE sfaning
at S12C 70 ^ Waterfront
community on Lake Scu-
gog all 905.427-039C or
905985-3724
Vacation
Properties
CLEARWATER 2-cea-
room -cc o `a-^ y park.
heated pools, hot Tub.
minutes to beaches sleeps
6 More information ava.,
able $275 week./ 305-
434-7184
Cottages
For Sale
HALIBURTON hew
to ,,,c r- w r,e, led 4or-ie
Cottage near Lake ' 232
So 11 5 acres Skynghts.
Cathedral catlings. Jacuzzi
. More S821k Call 416-
P-vate Homes 532-9819
For Sale
Money
AJAX. 4 bedroom plus 2 to Lend
beret,- ,. ave 2 walk
outs. to two tier 00,01, and
pool.overszed .anascaped
lot $239900 call 683
8227
BROOKLIN AREA.
ac -e y ser' ng.
ranch bungalow, 3 plus
one bedrooms. Large k^ch
on. 24 It x 24 h garage,
workshop. private.
$197 700 (905) 655-3607
COURTICE: Unique our
galow or ' 2' acres Eng
W cut store ext 3 Land -
Seeped Grand Foyer w or-
cular Oak Staircase Sun-
ken Octagons. Dimng rm
withoak 'loorng. Oak
kitchen -Granite itoors
and counters a F,eidstone
F Oak floors Cathedral
Callings ono Skylights 4
bedrooms. 5 mase bath-
rooms. finished b smt W
add'tl 3 bedrooms. office.
exerase nn., emenanment
rm , workshop. Eng stone
F'P Ottenng $2.000 cash
cacx for closing mortgage
'ells Call 436-0312 to ar.
ange viewing Asking
5 169 000
EXECUTIVE HOME .n
Prestige area of Wh,tcy
2.650 sq. It 4 bedrooms. 3
bathrooms, central vac and
central air, air cleaner.
heated in ground pool. hre-
place. fully tencea and
landscaped backyard Ask -
ng S256.900 Calf 430-
0548 to arrange a viewing
Serious offers only No
agents
SELECT Arse, quiet court,
corner lot, 2550 sq fl. de-
tached 4 bedroom. 3 bath-
rooms. central air, etc
$199,900. Appointments
only. Call 436-3386.
THINK SUMMER: Open
House: Sunday March 2nd
2 to 4 pm. New heated in -
ground pool, 67'x180' lot
with panoramic view, cute
COZY immaculate two bed-
room plus complete base-
ment apartment for the lads'
and much more. A must to
view' Asking $157,000.
123 Grandview St. South,
Oshawa 905-576.2601.
WHITBY . 4 bedroom, 2 1/
2 baths, C/A, hardwood
Coors. detached garage. in
ground pod, gas fireplace,
close to 401, shopping,
schools. Avail March 97.
$188.000.00 wrath 6.2%
convertible mortgage. call
728-7486 for appointment.
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.
• Mortgages.
• Insurance
MORTGAGES 3000.
bac and .'y'v ` ^.ancing for
any purpose. rates from
5 95% Ail applications ac-
cepted Commun,ty F,nan-
aa Services 668-6805
ARE YOU OUT THERE?
37. SWM. 6', 200 lbs
brown eyes and hair con-
sidered good looking S S/
D. is seeking a S W F 30-
45 1 love music. movies.
dancing, intimate dinners.
long talks. romantic even
rags with a fire Life is too
short to be alone I am
waiting to hear from you,
Please respond to: File
49765. Oshawa Whitby
This Week, P O Box 481.
Oshawa, L 1 H 71.5
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use .s Hated �' --ana-
aa Love Money. Career
Lucky els Achieve Suc-
cess $2 99/^•,flute '8+ '
Wr, 451 4055
EX-MONTREALERS
li -:key -; rewcastle,
^9w ,rdltl fo the area. In-
-erestea ,n starting ar nfor
'ria social group for get-to-
;etners coffee. chats.
-seting new mends help
in adjustment etc Vi
--- seas S suggesl;ors
tc PO Box 3',086 '300
K,rg St E Oshawa. ON
L: H 8N9
HEAVENLY PSYCHIC air
;veers u•s ser. ;
:ver 43.Opu OOo leaders
$2 99rmir 18 . 1.90C-45
3783
I he not sure .1 cr s more
a" w-'-rg his ad or
-eay'rg to .0 i am a Single
-h,fe male veno aroys
country Wing along wpm
onysical .,Ir)eSS Trave-g
and Doatmg It you are a
s.ncel attractive sngle fe
^'.ale. 35-45 with Simekar in-
tofnioo , please -" :n writ
rg :eiing me about you,.
salt along with a Photo to
Box 4575 c Markham
Economist 9 Henlage
'woad. Marknam Ont LJP
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daV .. 532 58C 3d8
Call Now„i-LD 18.
LIVE' 1-0I4-1' Call -fowl
'-90C-45'-5302 Ext 3673
S3 99 min IS. Protan Co.
!602) 954-1421
STRAIGHT Mate for very
oesc,eef „Cscale pnvate
encounters cap anytime
• Business o e-6301. top tree Any -
lime
GIVE Your bl.slness me • ompanions
boost t ^secs' Join the
Metro East Spring Home 8
Garden Snow Great
spaces still available Ex-
pose your business to over
25.000 people Call 905-
655-8278 or 1.800-461.
3355
HAIRSTYLISTS, Own your
own business 898 Simcoe
St. N . Oshawa. (Prime Lo-
cation) a long established
beauty salon with 7 stations
for rent to own or will sell
Investment property. ( 2
stores) Easy financing call
today 725-1171
ROSE JANITORIAL
CLEANING SERVICES -
Clearing Contrak--ts want to
supplement your Income?
Lind off receney? Be your
own boss! No experience
necessary. Bank, office,
store, contracts etc. avail-
able. NO FRANCHISE FEE!
Minimal investment re-
quired. 10 Simcoe St. S.
Oshawa. Call 432.2178.
pemanals
M
TROPICAL ISLAND
BEAUTY for stress rekef.
Cap me at (905) 666-8045.
EASTSIDE CONNEC
TIONS DATELINE - Free to
cad IO place your ad, no
charges for ladles. no
phone bill charges. 905.
430-7060
EUROPEAN MALE . age
27, with brown hair and
eyes, tamny-oriented. Non-
smoker. good and fund. fall
170 cm , weight 70 kg., new
len Canada. Never mamed-
sngle white male. Hobbes
. long walks. camping. trav-
el swimming, basketball,
watching TV, listening to
music, seeking single fe-
mme If interested, send
details with photo and
phone to: Mr Zdenko
Krakrch, 583 Monlcalm
Ave. Oshawa. Cont. L1J
21,12, or give me a call
(905) 725.0038 (Zdenko).
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' Deaths 1XIIDeaths
NATIUK-
D9NNA MARIE
Suddenly, but peace -
WIN. at Scarborough
Centenary Hospital at
10:35 pm on February
24th, 1997.
DONNA MARIE:
ARCHER of
Pickering, On. (for-
merly of Sarnia) was most proud of
certain achievements that included: teen
radii) broadcaster, fashion model. and
time served in the Canadian Air Force.
Will he sorrowfully missed by loving
husband Ted Hnauuk and daughters
Lorraine. Karen. Donna. and Jennifer, as
well as their families- including her 10
precious Grandchildren. A Funeral 'Mass
was held at St. Issac Joques. Roman
Catholic Church. Internment Erskine
Cemetary Pickering. Ontario.
Will he remembered prayerfully for her
caring nature, love and courage.
JANSEN. CORNELIS COR PeaceiJl
woay. �'ebruary 22 1997 at Ballycliffe Nursing
Home. Afax. at the age of 72 our beloved husband.
father, and grandfather went to be with his Lord
He leaves behind his loving wife of nearly 50 years.
Alfie Jansen Inee Korff his children. Evert and his
wife Barbara. Frank and his wife Estella, BIII and his
wife Laura. Case and his wife Nancy Coby and her
husband John McFayden. John: Andrew and his wife
Evelyn Dearly loved Opa to his many grandchildren
and great grandchildren The !amity will receive
friends at the McEachnie Funeral Horoe, 28 Old
Kingston Road. Ajax (Pickering Village) 905-428-
8488 from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm Monday Funeral
service to be held in the chapel on Tuesday. Febru-
ary 25 1997 at 11 am Interment Pine Ridge Memo -
nal Gardens
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M' Auctions
ANNIVERSARY SALE
Ca -^ =eve' �cr's 2--2
Wecre, Dr Oshawa Ont
L I J 3P1 Feb 14 to 28M.
A,vnrpe cards & sets 50%
,,n APmodels 10•' Ott.
'000 of comics We have
Sa,lermoon Art NasCar
D,ecasi 15% on Phone
721.0852. Fax 721926'
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MATTRESS &
FURNITURE SALE
870 Taunton Rd.
E'Whitby
Mon. to Sat. 9 a.m.
to 6 p.m.
Sunday 11 a.m.
to 5 p.m.
We have bee asked
tc sell new mattress-
es for a factory in
Toronto There are
approx 300 singles.
doub:es. queen mat-
tresses & box
springs, singles from
$99 15 yr. new oak
tables, chairs, new
curio cabinets. coffee
& end tables. cedar
chests. buffet &
hutch, toilet paper,
new car batteries
from $35.00, rocking
chairs, roll top desks.
oak office chairs, of-
fice desks, plus much
more. Not an auction.
McLean Auction
& Liquidations
905-432-2836 or
905-686.3291
Due to the redemp-
tion of storage lot,
there will be no auc-
tion sale Sat., Mar.
Ist at Myles King
Auction Hall . Next
sale will be Tues..
March 4 at 6 p.m.
MYLES KING
AUCTIONEER
33 HALL ST.,
OSHAWA.
725-5751
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One of Canada ., ilrcnucr Lllc
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1997 -PAGE 19
An Open Letter to Canadians
EATON'S
Company Executive Office
Toronto Canada M5B 1 C8
is restructuring its
and that Eaton's this means to
Yo" may have he lain exactly what
By now, y Let me exp
retail operations.
you, our valued customers. standards of
providing Eaton's we have
to continue P to eXpect,
In order for us that you have come
-t and Service Our
goal is to ensure our
quality Ze our company- ent store.
chosen to reorganize favourite department
future position as Canada's
e ou will
the reorganizat1On plias , Y
I assure you tliat during our store operations
not perceive any changes in d operating under normal
d our dedicated Eaton
fact, all of our stores aeon roue ° service, with our
In will M aj o r
business hours. You you excellent e Fumeshings, and
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of Fashions, standing customer
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Appliances. remain or Money Refunded
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famous of merchandise, service, or
ecting delivery ge to the date that has been
If you are ex will be no ch
repairs, there
promised. � of our emPlOyees.
Eaton's future, as are
am confident in u for your continued support.
Together'
we thank y°
Sincerely,
1�
George Eaton
president
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