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Home My WebLink AboutNA1997_03_11Pickering t tt,E 70V,A 1W ��c� tr•.0 PL'"LiC s..;E` M ? s+rLNT RAL .ftl. Vol. 2 No. 10 ""1 TUESDAY, MARCH 11 1997 Pressrtln 44,000 28 Pages Pickering waste plant proponent dumps on councillor's claims Company says Ward 2 Councillor Doug Dickerson inaccurate in claiming it will import Metro Toronto trash Bt' NI ARIANNE TAI: -1C -s STAFF REPORTER PICKERING -- It's had reviews again for \Ward 2 Re_nonal Councillor Doug Dickerson's constituenc\ newsletter. Two weeks ago Nk'ard 2 local Councillor Sherry Senis took exception to Coun. Dicker - son's remarks in the newsletter about her alleged position on the recent Town purchase of parkland on Frenchman's Bay. Now it's a local company that's unhappy with what Coun. Dickerson has written about one of its projects. INSIDE Business - Building permits up. say's Pat Olive — page 21. Sports - Local woman is off to Finland in search of snowboard- ing crown — page 22. PAT OLIVE Editorial Page ..................6 Sports ......................22 Classified ....................23 HOW TO REACH US General .................683-5110 Death Notices ............683-3005 Auction Line .............683-7545 Sincerely Yours ........ ..................... 1-800-662-84 23 Email . .. . Newsroom®durhamnews. net Internet .... http://w-v.-w.durhamnews.net Eastern Power Developers Inc., which oper- ates a methane gas power plant at the Brock NVest landfill and wants to establish a new waste rc,.:%cling/processing facility at the dump, maintains Coun. Dickerson has provided incor- rect information about the new project in his newsletter. The newsletter states that "in order for this facility to make money. hundreds of thousands of tons of Metro waste will he required..." EPD has written a let- ter to Coun. Dickerson expressing the compa- ny's displeasure at the insinuation the plant will take Metro waste. DOUG "The fact is that our DICKERSON understanding with That's fact Metro makes it absolutely clear that if the Town does not want Metro's waste to be recycled in Pickering. Metro will not be enti- tled to send am waste to our proposed Brock West facilitv," states the letter. EPD vice-president Hubert Vogt says Coun. Dickerson's description of his company's pro- ject is "inflammatory" and "biased" and pre- sents the councillor's own speculations as if they were fact. If Coun. Dickerson doesn't believe EPD will not bring in waste from Metro he should "at See COUNCILLOR/page 2 Revolver goes PICKERING—A 32 -year-old Pickering man remains in hospital with a bullet lodged near his spine after police say he and a friend were "fooling around" with a revolver. "They were just playing games with a real gun and the end result was serious injuries;' said Durham Regional Police Staff Sergeant Charlie Green, of 25 Division. Just after 9 p.m. Friday police received a 911 call to attend at a Paricham Crescent resi- NDSCAPE CONCEPTS vm photo by Andrew lwanowski He came, he sawed, he went Nine-year-old Brandon Sage puts a little elbow grease into his work while taking part in a log -sawing contest as part of the fun at the Clare- mont Winter Carnival's final weekend. A host of winter fun was orga- nized over two weekends at the annual event. off, Pickering dente. However, when officers arrived there was no one home. About 20 minutes later a man suffering from a gunshot wound was taken to Ajax - Pickering Hospital by a friend, Sergeant Jim Grimley said. He said the two had been "fooling around" with the loaded, small -cali- bre revolver "when it went off." Sgt. Grimley said the bullet entered the victim's shoulder and became lodged in an man injured area near his neck and spine. He was trans- ferred to the trauma unit at Sunnybrook Health Science Centre, where he is listed in serious but stable condition. Police said James Edward Thompson, 35, of Parkham Crescent, has been charged with possession of a dangerous weapon, careless use of a firearm, public mischief and possession of a narcotic. The investigation is continuing and further charges may be laid. PAGE 2 . THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1997 ruCk saet task SFL force calls: for 5 day suspensions `"Y Svswx O'NEILL DURiiANI STAFF ii.� ihe k' ommended the Pr�rnce�tmduce aauutotmatic 15 -day roadside suspen- stons for the operation of unsafe trucks. A, e,,, Transportation Minister Al Patladini unveiled go recom ' rnendwons from the Target 97 Task Force on Truck Safety ",yy. The task force included representatives from the Ministry V lVansportation, the Ontario Provincial Police and the -trucking industry and its recommendations address prob- lems such as faulty brakes, wheel separations and the over- �all "mechanical fitness" of trucks. "We expect to see a lot of these recommendations in the `spring bill; says Oshawa MPP Jerry Ouellette. Mr. Ouel- lette says he expects the 15 -day roadside suspension will be 'included in the spring legislation but said he has no fiutiter details as to what types of infractions would constitute yank- ing a vehicle's plates. He says there needs to be a greater level of "accountabil- ity" on Ontario's highways, adding the task force was com- mitted to developing tighter rules for the trucking industry. Theresa Worona, whose sister was killed by a flying truck tire in Jan. 1995. says roadside suspensions "would probably act as the number -one deterrent" in getting unsafe rigs off the road. Ms. Worona says if you're going to change behav- ior. operators need to be penalized when they commit an offence. She says a 15 -day suspension is a "pretty stilt penal- ty" but adds legislation will have to be backed up with a guarantee of enforcement- Without nforcementWithout enforcement there's nothing;' she says. David Bradley, president of the Ontario Trucking Associ- ation, told reporters the recommendations include "mean- ingful incentives" to increase truck safety. He says the recommendations present a contimtment to improve safety within the industry. In addition to automatic suspensions, the task form has ur+c called for graduated licensing, tighter manufactis' stan- dards for wheels and brakes and a reduction{ in the length of time between inspections from a year to six months. +" °P ° 9 TOWN OF PICKERING PUBLIC NOTICE Public notice of intention to pass a hN-law to stop -up and close to vehicular traffic only the road known as that Part of Begley Street, Plan 355. Pickering. (Pans 2. 6 and 8 on Plan 40R-XXXX). as shown on sketch below. NOTICE 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 Begley Street, Plan 355, Pickering, (Parts 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 be heard should, as soon as possible, make written application to: Bruce J. Taylor, AMCT, CMM Town Clerk Pickering Civic Complex One The Esplanade Pickering, Ontario L 1 V 6K7 (905)420-4611 ~ DATED at Pickering this 24th day of February 1997. —� ►r STR l� . I I I ► 0 1 a! t 04 1).► 1 1 1 1 1 0 0! 0! #►41--f Councillor `sees no purpose in meeti ng with them' COUNCILLOR/From page i least say we're liars" suggests Mr. Vogt, instead of making it appear as an acknowledged fact that Metro waste will he brought in. "V1'e'N'e asked to meet with him and he's basically declined," notes Mr. Vogt. "For some reason he doesn't want to speak to us directly." As evidence of the truth of his statements in the newsletter, Coun. Dickerson notes the Region has con- tracts with other companies to handle all of Durham's waste. "That's fact. if that is 100 per cent of Durham's waste that has been put into agreements with other compa- nies. the fact is neither of those com- panies are going to walk away from those contracts thc_v have with the Region." If EPD really wants to recycle and process Durham waste. sans Coun. Dickerson. it should first he asking Durham Region if it's willing to change the existing contracts which already take in all of- the Region's waste. As for the issue of a meeting. adds the councillor, 1 .ee no purpose in meeting with them when they see no purpose in giving straight facts." He says he and other regional councillors are still waiting for a complete technical review from EPD on the process it plans to use at the plant. "To this day they haven't present- ed that. I haven't seen it vet and to the best of my knowledge no member of our Regional planning committee has seen it." EPD says its proposed facility would rccvcle much of the waste it takes in and convert the rest to methane through an anaerobic diges- tion process, which involves the use of bacteria to digest the organic part of the waste. h* .�1 The gas would be used to fuc EPD's existing methane plant, wit nothing, according to the compani having to go to landfill. In December, Town councillor turned down official plan amendmer and rezoning applications for th facility. They maintained it would on[ lead to more importation of garbag into Pickering. EPD also has an application fo the plant before Durham Region. hu the Region has not made any deci cion on it yet. P Free Electronic Ajax Filing Aiaxftk. Metro East Home Show Apxftk. 'On The Beach piclL with all far prepamdons. 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The Youth Centre, a community health centre for youth and their fami- lies, hosts the following events: Tuesday, March 11 is Retro Tues- day featuring a coffee house atmos- phere with music, refreshments and the movie Grease. It's from 4 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, March 12: An employ- ment workshop for 13- to 19 -year-olds is held from 2 to 4 p.m. Write resumes, learn how to look for summer jobs, learn interviewing skills and discover your career interests. Thursday, March 13: A drop-in for physically -disabled youth aged 13 to 21 years is held from 1 to 4 p.m. There will be a workshop for girls by the Body Shop, a healthy snack session, music, movies, crafts and games. Friday, March 14: A drop-in for all youth is held from 1 to 4 p.m. Movies, games, Nintendo 64 and the Cafe Youth. Monday, March 17: A drop-in for all youth is held from 1 to 4 p.m. Games, Nintendo 64, pool, ping-pong, dominoes and fooze ball. Tuesday, March 18: A Wen -Do per- sonal safety workshop for young women is held from 2 to 4 p.m. Regis- ter. A Retro Tuesday will he held from 4 to B p.m. with the movie The Break- fast Club, refreshments and music. Wednesday, March 19: A dating violence prevention and personal safe- ty workshop for young women is held Meet local Reform party candidates All residents of the newly -formed federal riding of Pickering -Ajax - Uxbridge are welcome to attend meet - the -candidate meetings being held by the local Reform Party of Canada rid- ing association. The public will be able to meet the candidates vying to represent the Reform party here in the next federal election expected this year. Meetings will be held Wednesday, March 12 at 7:30 p.m. at the Pickering Public Library and Monday, March 17 at 7:30 p.m. at the Uxbridge Public Library. The riding association's candidate nomination meeting takes place Mon- day, April 7 at the Pickering Public Library, wita registration beginning at 7 p.m. Economic outlook on menu at board of trade lunch PICKERING -- The Ajax -Picker- ing Board of Trade holds its 1997 Economic Outlook luncheon Thurs- day, March 20 at the Regalis restau- rant, 1305 Pickering Parkway, Pick- ering. Guest speaker will be John John- ston, senior economist with RBC Dominion Securities. The event begins at 11:30 a.m. with a 'mix and mingle' followed by lunch at noon. Cost is $25 for members and $35 for non-members. For more information, call the board at 837-6638. from 2 to 4 p.m. Register. tional Day for the Elimination of Thursday, March 20: A teen party Racial Discrimination. International and dance for youth with physical dis- foods, music and displays. abilities is held from 7:30 to 10:30 There's no charge for any of the p.m. Music, snacks, party games. events which are all held at The Youth Friday, March 21: International Centre at 360 Bayly St. W., Ajax. Cafe Youth celebrates multiculturalism For more information, call the cen- from 1 to 4 p.m. in honor of Interna- tre at 428-1212. THE NEWS ADVER71sE?:R TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1"7 -PAGE 3 ASK FOR OUR Springuicks =Nt CATALOGUE Turkey & Duck beliuery,, , Day old to 20 days BOOK NOW FOR MARCH 26 DELIVERY Animal Feeds Also Available (905)1734 Houton St., Claremont (Brock Rd.N: left on old Brock Rd. & North to Hoxton) 649-21 1 2 mmff�� I Two ways to look � at performance. � FAS T . 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D PAGE J - THE NEWS ADVERTISER TL F:SDAI MARCH 11, 1997 Blue boxes produce greenbacks in Durham Region's residents from hiller V\'aste, the collection :ontrac- to the list of accepted products -- aluminum good environmental sense, it's economical for. pie plates and plastics %%ith the number one ly sound too, as both are highly marketahl help recycling "The blue boxes \,ork better for sorting printed inside the recycling symbol. products. than cardhoard boxes because the drier can Some examples of nunlber one code In the long run, the measure of' the recti programs pay off hook ; :colt on the side the truck." products include mw outhash. juice, liquor cling progron's success will be determine I NI 13hl I 11ho\c It ;IN,,, off fur the crrvironmer B) JACQVIE NICINNES SPFI'1 \L TU THE \E\, S \tri EKI ISI K Reduce. Reuse. Rccvcic. it , the mantra of the '90s Even more than the other too Rs. c re\clin_ became an c\er\dav part of household lite in the past decade as \ve trained ourscl\es to set aside those items \, rth .l lite expectant\ be\ond the dump. Lo\c tt or hate It, recvchng is the %Na\ of the future as the question of w hat to do \, ith all the _,arba,_c \.,.cproduce (Canadians are notorious wasters, becomes more Complicat- ed. Durham residents ha\e responded by divcrting over :t1.000 tonnes a \ear of zarba_�c out of landfill through the rec\clrng_ program. And each \ ear %%c , ollctt more than the previous \ ear. The Durham works department has introduced mare :han, es in the process o\er the past fca \cars. \\e'\e basicall\ done Is streamlined the profess to find hot- ter \,a%s of doing s \ It.' sa\,orks department rec\cltnL, foreman Barr\ Bvnoc. The annual cost of collectinx_ and processing the materials has been reduced by approximately S-(K).O(X) in 199' o\er 199.3 figure, e\en though more residents are being scr\ ed and a larger \ artet\ of items are being collected. .fit one time residents were sort- ing the materials onl\ to ha,e them thrown together on the truck and then re -sorted at the Garrard Road facIIit\ to \Vhltb\. explains NIr Bvnoc. Now. they are sorted at curbside b\ the truck operator which has reduced the amount of labor-inten- si\e work significantly and with it. the cost. As for the revenue generated b\ the program. It fluctuates depending on commodit\ prices In 1995. hwhl\ inflated prices for rct\.led paper product, resulted in sales that created an almost break - e\ en scenario for Durham's rec,- cling program but in 1996 only about a third of the over S3.5 million in rec\ cling costs \sere recouped from sales. \With the new processes in place. residents play an important part in ensuring that costs are kept as low as possible. says Mr. Bynoe. "It's important that all the materi- als come here clean so all we have to do is package it. The biggest prob- lem for us right now is probably the use of plastic bags. We wish that residents would stop using them altogether." Although at one time the Region was asking people to sort their cans. plastics and glass separately. that's no longer the case. Now the works department is asking that all materials be put in the blue box loose including news- papers which should be on the bot- tom. 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POW AC SHUCK IMMCIII P Pickering townhouse foes win support of Council BY MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER PICKERING -- Town Council is supporting a group of Highbush-arca residents in their oppo- sition to the construction of townhouses in their neighborhood which they say would spoil its character. Last week, councillors voted to reject a rezon- ing application that would have allowed the townhouses to be built. Maxcon Developments Limited was seeking a rezoning for some of its property on Nordane Drive just north of Pine Grove Avenue between Wood - view Avenue and Oakburn Street in west Pickering. Maxcon wanted to build 10 townhouses on land currently zoned to permit a total of six homes -- a»& four detached units and two semi- detached units. T'i0 Council also rejected a recommen- dation from the Town's planning department for rezoning which would have allowed the construction of six townhouse units on the land, with S1 design conditions to ensure the devel- opmcnt would fit in with the existing neighborhood. Pickering household hazardous waste depot gets nod from Ajax Region to monitor one-year pilot project PICKERING -- A household hazardous waste depot proposed for Pickering has won the approval of the Town of Ajax. Republic Emironmental Systcros (Pickering) Ltd. submitted a propos- al recently to Durham Region to operate the depot at its facility at 1070 Toy Ave. one Saturday a month from 9 a.m. to noon. Currently, household hazardous waste can he dropped off at a depot at the Brock West Landfill on the Third Concession in Pickering. But that site is to close at the end of March and the closest hazardous waste depot is the regional transfer station on Ritson Road North in Oshawa. The Region will run a one-year pilot project to monitor the program and the company's performance. The depot would accept used motor oil, oil filters, 20 -pound propane tanks, car and household batteries, paints, flammable liquids, pesticides and aerosols. Ajax Council voted last week that it doesn't object to the one-year pilot project and that the project be reviewed in a year. Wards I and 2 Regional Council- lor and Durham works committee member Roger Anderson said the Region and Pickering officials will regularly check Republic's operation to ensure it follows all provincial regulations. The developer has maintained the singles and semis the site is zoned for would be difficult to sell. Maxcon appealed the application to the Ontario Municipal Board before it even went to Council. A representative of the company at last week's meeting said the developer did so because the residents said they would appeal to the OMB if the Town approved the rezoning. 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W'txxlen Collectibles, Natural Art. Dolls, Reproduction Furniture, 3111, Gourmet f)rlights. These arc just a sample of what makes this show one you won't want to miss. 49 ADMISSION C -TIME STANDS STILL- Seniors $3.00 210, 434-5531 Children Under 10 Free do A r A r A r A• A vp ' We're online at www.durhamnews.net PAGE 6 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1997 A jax-Pickering News Advertiser V di*torials aetters A MetrolandCommunityNewspaper p per published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial The rightprescription � When it comes to hospital care in Durham Region, the Province's Health Services Restructuring Commission need look no further than the acute care study prepared recently b} the Durham Region District Health Council. The study took into account demographic projections which suggest Durham Region. which already has a pop- ulation in excess of 460.000, will grow to 560,000 in just five years. It recommends the following: that Ajax -Pickering and Oshawa General hospitals he the two acute care hospitals in the region, that Whithy General Hospital become the region's rehabilitation centre: that Memorial Hospital in Bowman ille become a community facility: and that Uxbridge and Port Perry hospitals merge to serve the northern section of the region. The study has concluded that Durham Region needs all of its current hospitals -- it just doesn't need them to be doing the same things. With plenty of high growth funding coming into the region for its hospitals, it's unlikely the Hospital Restructuring Commission will throw Durham any curve balls. But you never know. In looking at other areas around the province. it's hard not to see the effect the commission has had in recom- mending the closing of hospitals. Two out of three hos- pitals in Sudbury will close and just last week the com- mission recommended a whopping 10 hospitals close in Metro Toronto. However, Sudbury and Toronto are stag- nant in terms of population growth and already have more than enough hospitals and hospital beds to look after their population. Hospitals in Durham Region have practised preventa- tive medicine in terms of cutting costs and making them- selves more efficient. Such activity ensures major surger} won't he necessary when the Hospital Restructuring Commission passes through. We would urge the commission take a long. hard look at the acute care study before making am decisions. And, we're hoping when the dust clears, health care in Durham Region won't be compromised. To respond to chis editorial call Infosource at nfOsource 6x3-7040 and dial 5112 ♦You said it... In response to Marianne Takacs' column `Peer pressure' in last Tuesday's News Advertiser, our readers said: ♦ "Yes, Pickering nuclear plant workers have been found drifting off to sleep at operation shacks. That's not a con- trol room. That's hundreds of feet from a control room and it has nothing to do with the control room. And, yes, they've been found playing games at operation shacks. This is a place where they go for their downtime. It's the same as you doing these things in your cafeteria. It's not condoned, it's not professional, but it's not a safety prob- lem. This type of thing never goes on in the control room. The authorized nuclear operators are extremely profession- al. In fact, they remind me of the most professional doc- tors in terms of their knowledge and conduct. They would never condone this in the control rooms." Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday Wednesday Friday Sunday • Letters to the editor Firefighter needs a reality check To the editor: When will all the whining by civil servants end! Mr. Roberge attacks Bill 84 because it will affect public safety. However, he appears to be more con- cerned about job security. Using scare -mongering tactics currently utilized by anti -amalgamation zealots in Metro Toronto, he equates reductions in staffing and job quali- fications with an increase in public risk. Whether this will come to pass, only time will tell. But, he seems to subscribe to a school of thought long embraced by public servants, and that is that if you throw more money at something, it will be better, and if you reduce funding, the public will be in jeopardy. Perhaps, just perhaps, fire depart- ments and other public institutions need to re -think how they provide services. Part-time firefighters do not mean poor quality firefighters. If as Mr. Roberge points out, it takes JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor -in -Chief STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor :BRUCE DANF'ORD. Advertising Manager ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Advertising Manager FRED EISMONT, Classified Advertising Manager MONIQUE LEA, Real Estate Advertising Manager ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager BARBARA HARRISON. Production Manager JANICE O'NEIL, Assistant Production Manager four years to train a first-class fire- fighter. then are they not the same type of inexperienced individuals described by him as part-timers'' is public safety Icopardi/ed for the first four years of a firefighter's career! Job sccuriv, is really Mr. Roberge's point. It is the same com- plaint that the public sector has cried for a number of years. Whilc job security is only natural to desire, in this era, it is not based in reality. The private sector has not known job security for quite a long time: why should the public sector be consid- ered sacred? Part-time and contract work, reduced hours, no raises and no pensions are all part of today's labor landscape. What Mr. Roberge needs more than a pay cheque is a reality check. Gerard A. Nuberg, Ajax The News Advertiser accepts letters to the editor. All letters should be hyped or neat- ly hand-written, 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last name or two initials and a last name. Please include a phone number for verification. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and content. Opinions expressed in letters are those of the writer and not necessarily those of the News Advertiser. TO REACH US General: 683-5110 Classified: 683-0707 Distribution: 683-5110 Admin/Classified Fax: 683-7363 Composing Fax: 579-9273 E-mail: newsroom Odurhamnews. net AL RiVETT Sports Staff Writer Goodbye pie, cheerio beer-io You knew you're getting old whe the phrase "My cholesterol's too high starts to creep into your vocabular when at one time you gave it no though One trip to the doctor's office for check-up and a subsequent blood te> confirmed that the good times — c showing down on greasy, fat -lade foods, salty potato chips and pretzel, living a sedentary, couch -potato exis tense and taking the old body for grant ed — are over. Soon after turning 30 -something las month, I came to the approaching -mid life realization that I continued to tak my gtxxl health for granted at my owi peril. Although i had no real healtl problems to speak of and, while I'm tad overweight, but certainly not o Haystack Calhoun proportions, I needec some assurances that all was well ane functioning normally within my S' 1 1" 2(X) -plus -pound frame. The feedback i received from in) friendly GP was a little tough to swal low, medically speaking. He advise there are two types of cholesterol — the gcxxl stuff, namely low-density lylx)pro teins or LDI_, and the really bad stuff the high-density lypoproteins or HDL. I seems the bad cholesterol has beer enjoying a festival in my veins and arter ies and, if left to its own devices, soul( have damaging repercussions in later life. To combat my unhealthy lifestylt choices of the past, my doctor put me or T the pill. Not THAT pill, but rather tablet which, when used in concert witl healthier foods and a more active lifestyle, should help wrestle my bac cholesterol count to the mat. So, it's time to forsake sirloin steak say gocdbye to lemon meringue pie stay away from high-fat mayonnaise back off the Big Macs and say cheerio tc beer-io. At the same time, I'll be saying hellss to such delectable culinary delights a cottage cheese, rice cakes, yogurt anc spinach salad... without the dressing, of course. Al Rivett writes in our Tuesday rotation c staff columnists. To respond to this solum call Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5101 The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax A. Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc.. Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circulations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occupies. ' CHERYL HAiNES, Assistant Production Manager tdtp://www.durhamnews.net a 130'Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L1 S 2H5 LILLIAN HOOK, Administration Manager p _ 4&A �7 \rtji� c..a- c.WW. ws fora r..W ,,.,..,.•,.v.• P yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yyyy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yyTHE ,,NEWS ADVERTISER TUESyESDAAYyY, MARCH 1yy1,..1997-PAGE 7 ��TTT�T�T��TT�T�T�T�T�TT��T�T�TTTTT�TTTTTTT�T� :$N O F pie ko ymoo; Z T T * C �'\Iarch 12-14 P1 IKERING, attile Town of Pickering (905) 420.2222 905 602760Pickerin- 'F (_'entre REOLIEST FOR PROPOSAL SELLING OF DOC LICENSES No. RFP -2 -97 Proposals to sell dog licenses on behalf of the Town of Pickering will be received by the Department of Supply and Services no later than 1200 0 m Thursday. March 20. 1997 the bidder offers and agrees to supply all labour, materials. machinery, tools, equipment, appliances, mileage, travel aro freight to perform the services herein described to sell tags. be aware of the Dog By-law in order to answer nauiries at the door, carry large amounts of money, ask persons for money and respond to angry persons to an acceptable manner; prepare to report a person they think owns a dog but refuses to licence the dog or admit to owning the dog; be presentable; carry Town identification, and must remit the licences sold and money to the Town y r)r d weekly basis. T D,)) licences are sold at a cost of 510.00 for spayed and e :tered dogs and S20 00 for unspayed and unneutered ,,,;s The commission for selling dog licences is $3 00 and D0 respectively and the bidder can expect to sell at least T �K)Olicences 'lin term is for a period of two (2) years Proposals shall include a general overview of how the c dder will carry this work out Enouiries may be directed to Bruce Taylor, Town Clerk at X905) 420-4660, extension 2153 or the undersigned `,cra A Feigemacher Jeffrey. CPPD. CPP. CMMI Manager of Supply and Services TOWN OF PICKERING * PUBLIC NOTICE Publicntottce est intention w pass a by-law to stop -up, close gad sell to the abutting owners the road krkywn as Pan of Begley Street, Plan 355. Pickenng. (Parts I. 3. 4. 5. 7. 9 and 10 on Plan 4OR-XXXX). Part of Bay Street. Plant 355, Pickering. (Pan 9 on Plan 40R.16457), and Part of Hillside Drive. Plan 355. Pickering, (Pan 10 on Plan 4OR-16457), as shown on sketch below NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the Municipal Act. R.S.O. 1990, that the Council of The Corporation of the Town of e.�ou are cordiaffy invited to attend ,r Pickering's Second Annual Race •Forum Wednesday, March 26, 1997 7:00 - 9:30 p.m. Pickering Civic Complex On the Internet using �L Council Chambers NetMeeting at '►` One The Esplanade uls4.microsoft.com .1. `.rhe Corporation of the'Town of Pkkenrg tmntes you to view diversity Tyy as seen through the eyGi of our young people. T • Learn haw cross-cultural issues affect the daify lives of our youth and ,hape theireVectattons for the future y •'Fnioy artistic and dramatic presentations by localstudents T • , L;ten to the personal stones of three very special young people wfw were not afraid tofollaw their dreanu A,ND... -Meet Dan'.Ke'Teague MP - Pickering, _11aXi 4tXbndge Riding For Internet access downlo:rl `etMeenng form www,microsoflcotairmidefaulLaw and use the program. On March 26th rcmcmher to connect m uka mrrrmoftcom and search the cemimenrs field for PICKERING RACE RELATIONS FORL%11 Peckcnng :l.f . i.. r. (.,mma4c •.n Rxc Rci�t,. n. orf F>ywe. moi/ PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX 1983-1997 March 17 - March 23, 1997 Only! ...is year locky Woolf to pereluse nor valved Lv Tone -Up Special Buy Three Months for $114.07* _ sad Receive: I BONUS MONTHS FREE f - NEW EQUIPMENT �/ r1l RC[Illg iui l , all IR mining to he nem at the rlckcnng IIVIc l �,, SAUNA AND WHIRLPOOL T Complex. One The Fsplanalk. Pickering. Ontario at 7:30 p m. on THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF PICKERING, ME PAY THE OST April 21. 1997 to pass a by-law to stop -up. close and sell to the abutting owners the roads known as Part of Begley Street, Plan Environmental Assessment Act, R.S.O. 1990, chapter E. 18 - W A GUEST PASS IiiXXPickering, (Parts 1. 3. 4.la S, 7, i and g. on Plan Plan Class Environmental Assessment for Municipal Roads - Schedule B XXXX), Part of Bay Street, Plan 355, picketing. (Part 9 on Plan � }- 40R-16457). and Pan of Hillside Drive, Plan 355. Pickering. NOTICE (Part IO posed by-law, 457) Respecting retirement of a pe g portion of Begley Street, Pickering, Plan 355 The proposed by-law, plan and description showing the lents (feting Parts I, 3, 4, 5, 7, 9 and 10 on Plan 40R -XXX, affected may be viewed in the office of the Clerk of the Town of Pickering. Subject to any comments received as a result of this Notice, and the receipt At the above-mentioned meeting. Council will hear in person or of any necessary approvals, the Town intends to complete the retirement of �� by his or her counsel, any person who claims his or her lands will the road below: 0 Of ng t, %_J be prejudicially affected by the by-law and who applied to the This section of road is no m �[ Clerk to be heard. Any such person who wishes to be heard a, longer required as part of the should. as soon as possible, make written application to. "O municipal road system as a Illi J. Taylor; AMCT, CMM, Town Clerk "` result of the reason for Pickering Civic Coirspkx, Owe The Esplawade closure. There is no cost to Pickering Ontario LIV 6K (9e5) 42"ll1 w :I the Town of the retirement S IAIK of this sextan of road, / y which is expected to be e + completed by April 21, f MEW1997. Further information is I SI4wAFCr s*"a' available at the following = LAAWS location: The C•rporatioa a of the Town of Pickering, tr tt.wronrrr Town Ckrk, Pickering f max:-ttsrtrttr..ssw. T` LAAW Civic Complex, One The +�•tlirs x.:. ( a� Esplanade, Pickering, 'a'\ lob=Pag rtrrAriWtwtktm e+f Ontario, L1V 6K7, mw►onr.a•wrta..rw q, Monday to Friday, 8--31e snt..er or eaaoa -a.m. to 4:36 p.na. �-ttt�Air4�A/nMwattwt➢iti�r Interested persons may provide written comment to the Town mspectwg 1114""umroo In am am oS+`•.:' ttiwirrow tree raw M 6 M -' DATED at Pickering this 18th day of February 1997. this proposal by March 28, 1997. Comments should be sent to the Town PkheriNa bn•afiorn �ra>>to _gym a 6rirwa Mdinrs Clerk at the above address. If concerns regarding this project cannot be resolved in discussions with the Town, any person/party may request that Congratulations to Mary Travers and Ram Sidhu the Minister of the Environment and Energy- nrrv+rtttrart(walr "B -bump-up" the is mu to be rwnir/trirnt who are February's Members of the Month at the individual environmental assessment. Bump -up" requests must be�aw� Pickering Recreation Complex. They have received by the Minister at the address below within 30 days from received special prizes courtesy of February 26, 1997. MdM1MBIrtrntahee Second Cup, sne ems■. First Pickering Place, Minister of the Environment and Energy 1550 Kingston Rd. 15th Floor, 135 SL Clair Avenue West, Toronto, Ontario, M4V 1P5 _11111 1—UM'' PnMWAdhIlift oliaa)t and from If there is no "bump -up" request received by March 28, 1997, the Town ieiCari� f Walt's Grill and Bar, will complete the retirement of this section of Begley Street as proposed. 'OtwrrUwka �' ^' 1790 Liverpool Rd. Notice issued at Pickering, this 18th day of February, 1997. line iwioa+l i [rMr Meetings Mar. 12 Committee of Adjustment Mar. 17 Town Council Meeting Mar. 18 Safe Neighbourhood Task Force y Mar. 20 Public Information Meeting T Mar. 20 Statutory Public Information Meeting �[ Mar 24 Executive Committee Meeting Mar 26 Race Relations Forum Mar. 31 Management Meeting Apr. 7 Town Council Meeting REOLIEST FOR PROPOSAL SELLING OF DOC LICENSES No. RFP -2 -97 Proposals to sell dog licenses on behalf of the Town of Pickering will be received by the Department of Supply and Services no later than 1200 0 m Thursday. March 20. 1997 the bidder offers and agrees to supply all labour, materials. machinery, tools, equipment, appliances, mileage, travel aro freight to perform the services herein described to sell tags. be aware of the Dog By-law in order to answer nauiries at the door, carry large amounts of money, ask persons for money and respond to angry persons to an acceptable manner; prepare to report a person they think owns a dog but refuses to licence the dog or admit to owning the dog; be presentable; carry Town identification, and must remit the licences sold and money to the Town y r)r d weekly basis. T D,)) licences are sold at a cost of 510.00 for spayed and e :tered dogs and S20 00 for unspayed and unneutered ,,,;s The commission for selling dog licences is $3 00 and D0 respectively and the bidder can expect to sell at least T �K)Olicences 'lin term is for a period of two (2) years Proposals shall include a general overview of how the c dder will carry this work out Enouiries may be directed to Bruce Taylor, Town Clerk at X905) 420-4660, extension 2153 or the undersigned `,cra A Feigemacher Jeffrey. CPPD. CPP. CMMI Manager of Supply and Services TOWN OF PICKERING * PUBLIC NOTICE Publicntottce est intention w pass a by-law to stop -up, close gad sell to the abutting owners the road krkywn as Pan of Begley Street, Plan 355. Pickenng. (Parts I. 3. 4. 5. 7. 9 and 10 on Plan 4OR-XXXX). Part of Bay Street. Plant 355, Pickering. (Pan 9 on Plan 40R.16457), and Part of Hillside Drive. Plan 355. Pickering, (Pan 10 on Plan 4OR-16457), as shown on sketch below NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the Municipal Act. R.S.O. 1990, that the Council of The Corporation of the Town of e.�ou are cordiaffy invited to attend ,r Pickering's Second Annual Race •Forum Wednesday, March 26, 1997 7:00 - 9:30 p.m. Pickering Civic Complex On the Internet using �L Council Chambers NetMeeting at '►` One The Esplanade uls4.microsoft.com .1. `.rhe Corporation of the'Town of Pkkenrg tmntes you to view diversity Tyy as seen through the eyGi of our young people. T • Learn haw cross-cultural issues affect the daify lives of our youth and ,hape theireVectattons for the future y •'Fnioy artistic and dramatic presentations by localstudents T • , L;ten to the personal stones of three very special young people wfw were not afraid tofollaw their dreanu A,ND... -Meet Dan'.Ke'Teague MP - Pickering, _11aXi 4tXbndge Riding For Internet access downlo:rl `etMeenng form www,microsoflcotairmidefaulLaw and use the program. On March 26th rcmcmher to connect m uka mrrrmoftcom and search the cemimenrs field for PICKERING RACE RELATIONS FORL%11 Peckcnng :l.f . i.. r. (.,mma4c •.n Rxc Rci�t,. n. orf F>ywe. moi/ PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX 1983-1997 March 17 - March 23, 1997 Only! ...is year locky Woolf to pereluse nor valved Lv Tone -Up Special Buy Three Months for $114.07* _ sad Receive: I BONUS MONTHS FREE f - NEW EQUIPMENT �/ r1l RC[Illg iui l , all IR mining to he nem at the rlckcnng IIVIc l �,, SAUNA AND WHIRLPOOL T Complex. One The Fsplanalk. Pickering. Ontario at 7:30 p m. on THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF PICKERING, ME PAY THE OST April 21. 1997 to pass a by-law to stop -up. close and sell to the abutting owners the roads known as Part of Begley Street, Plan Environmental Assessment Act, R.S.O. 1990, chapter E. 18 - W A GUEST PASS IiiXXPickering, (Parts 1. 3. 4.la S, 7, i and g. on Plan Plan Class Environmental Assessment for Municipal Roads - Schedule B XXXX), Part of Bay Street, Plan 355, picketing. (Part 9 on Plan � }- 40R-16457). and Pan of Hillside Drive, Plan 355. Pickering. NOTICE (Part IO posed by-law, 457) Respecting retirement of a pe g portion of Begley Street, Pickering, Plan 355 The proposed by-law, plan and description showing the lents (feting Parts I, 3, 4, 5, 7, 9 and 10 on Plan 40R -XXX, affected may be viewed in the office of the Clerk of the Town of Pickering. Subject to any comments received as a result of this Notice, and the receipt At the above-mentioned meeting. Council will hear in person or of any necessary approvals, the Town intends to complete the retirement of �� by his or her counsel, any person who claims his or her lands will the road below: 0 Of ng t, %_J be prejudicially affected by the by-law and who applied to the This section of road is no m �[ Clerk to be heard. Any such person who wishes to be heard a, longer required as part of the should. as soon as possible, make written application to. "O municipal road system as a Illi J. Taylor; AMCT, CMM, Town Clerk "` result of the reason for Pickering Civic Coirspkx, Owe The Esplawade closure. There is no cost to Pickering Ontario LIV 6K (9e5) 42"ll1 w :I the Town of the retirement S IAIK of this sextan of road, / y which is expected to be e + completed by April 21, f MEW1997. Further information is I SI4wAFCr s*"a' available at the following = LAAWS location: The C•rporatioa a of the Town of Pickering, tr tt.wronrrr Town Ckrk, Pickering f max:-ttsrtrttr..ssw. T` LAAW Civic Complex, One The +�•tlirs x.:. ( a� Esplanade, Pickering, 'a'\ lob=Pag rtrrAriWtwtktm e+f Ontario, L1V 6K7, mw►onr.a•wrta..rw q, Monday to Friday, 8--31e snt..er or eaaoa -a.m. to 4:36 p.na. �-ttt�Air4�A/nMwattwt➢iti�r Interested persons may provide written comment to the Town mspectwg 1114""umroo In am am oS+`•.:' ttiwirrow tree raw M 6 M -' DATED at Pickering this 18th day of February 1997. this proposal by March 28, 1997. Comments should be sent to the Town PkheriNa bn•afiorn �ra>>to _gym a 6rirwa Mdinrs Clerk at the above address. If concerns regarding this project cannot be resolved in discussions with the Town, any person/party may request that Congratulations to Mary Travers and Ram Sidhu the Minister of the Environment and Energy- nrrv+rtttrart(walr "B -bump-up" the is mu to be rwnir/trirnt who are February's Members of the Month at the individual environmental assessment. Bump -up" requests must be�aw� Pickering Recreation Complex. They have received by the Minister at the address below within 30 days from received special prizes courtesy of February 26, 1997. MdM1MBIrtrntahee Second Cup, sne ems■. First Pickering Place, Minister of the Environment and Energy 1550 Kingston Rd. 15th Floor, 135 SL Clair Avenue West, Toronto, Ontario, M4V 1P5 _11111 1—UM'' PnMWAdhIlift oliaa)t and from If there is no "bump -up" request received by March 28, 1997, the Town ieiCari� f Walt's Grill and Bar, will complete the retirement of this section of Begley Street as proposed. 'OtwrrUwka �' ^' 1790 Liverpool Rd. Notice issued at Pickering, this 18th day of February, 1997. line iwioa+l i [rMr PAGE 8 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAV, MARCH 11, 1997 Help sought solving n P BY SGT. KEVIN SLANEI' DURHAM REGIONAL CRIME. S'I'ol'I'ERS PICKERING -- Crime Stoppers and Durham Regional Police are asking for your help in solving a robbery in Picker- ing on Nov. 13 of last year. Around 9:40 p.m., a woman getting into her vehicle in the rear parking lot a( 386 Kingston Rd. was accosted by a man riding a bicycle and brandishing a six- inch knife. He demanded she hand over cash, as he pulled his sweater up to par- tially cover his face. The woman clutched her purse as she was pulled from the vehicle in an attempt Billboard ickeringy robbery by the suspect to rob her. He managed to grab some of her possessions before flee- ing the area westbound on his bicycle. Thr v-ornan was not injured in the attack The suspect is described as white. 18 to 22 years old, with brown hair, a light moustache and medium build. He was wearing black pants and jacket, white turtleneck sweater and a black tuque with while stripe. Crime Stoppers will pay a cash reward for any information that leads to an arrest in this incident. Callers never have to give their name or trstifv in court. If you have any information regarding this crime, make the call to Durham Regional Crime Stoppers. Crime Stoppers doesn't use call dis- play. The Durham Regional Crime Stoppers numbers are 436-8477 or 1-800-222- T1PS (8477). A re-enactment of this crime will he shown on CITY TV on Thursday, March 13 on the news at 6 p.m. L70U S,Kt. Kevin Slaney is the police co-ordi- nator of the Durham Regional Cringe Stoppers pro,); rare. TUESDAY. MARCH 11 by the Pickering Horticultural Society. They HORTICULTURE: The Pickering Horticul- will be held March 19. 26. April 2. 9 from 7:30 tural Society meet. at 8 p.m. at St. Andrew's to 9:30 p.m. at the Pickering Recreation Com - Presbyterian Church. 35 Church St.. N. Ajax plex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd. Members, $50 for (Pickering Village). Presentation on how to four sessions. non-members. $60. 839-76(x) display and how to propogatr. Flower show (Barbara). andcompetition also. All welcome. Free. 839-7600. (416)282-443.3 or fax (416282-5039. BLOOD DONORS: The Ajax -Pick- ering Branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society holds a blood donor clinic from 1 to 8 p.m. at St. Bernadette's Church. Harwood Aye. and Bayly St.. Ajax. Goal is 270 units. All blood types urgently need- ed. 420-3383. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 12 FLOWER ARRANGEMENT: Last day to register for a series ut four two-hour workshops on flower design and arrangement sponsored JAMES R. YANCII N BANKRUPTCY offering all insolvency services including personal and corporate bankruptcies OS H AWA 122 .Albert tit. 721 7506 AJAX 50 Commercial Ace 619 1473 COBOCRG 72 King St w 372 4744 Saturday d. Evening Appointments available Iwo HEALTH SERVICES RESTRUCTURING COMMISSION Hospital Restructuring The Health Services Restructuring Commission is starting work in Durham Region, as well as York, Peel and Halton regions. The Commission was formed by the Ontario government to facilitate and accelerate restructuring of the province's health care system, including hospitals. The Commission will consider the Durham Region District Health Council's (DRDHC) recommendations to the Ontario Minister of Health. The recommendations were based on the DRDHC's final report of the Implementation Planning Committee, April, 1996. To help the Commission with its deliberations, we are inviting submissions from interested people and organizations. To make your views known, please submit your comments to the Commission at 56 Wellesley Street West, 12th Floor, Toronto, Ontario, MSS 2S3. For guidelines on format and length of submissions call (416) 327-5919 or the District Health Council at (905) 433-4262. Submissions must be received at our offices by Friday April 4, 1997 :Floral design workshop deadline nears ¢ . l<"ICKERING -- Time is running6' for flo- ral design fans in the community. Wednesday, March 12 is the Iasi day toreg- . or for a series of four two-hour, workshops on flower design and arrangement sponsored by the 2Pickering Horticultural Society. They will be held March 19, 26, April 2 and 43 gApril 9 from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Pickering Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd. 'Cost is $50 for members, for four sessions; and X$60 for non-members, Call Barbara at 839-7600 for more informs - MARCH BREAK FUN At the Pickering Nuclear Information Centre A March creak visit to Ontario Hydros Fickering Njclear Information Centre will prove to be fur, interesting, educational ... and it's free! There will be Special activities and events on Safety awarerlC55 incl..dino exhibits from the police and fire departments, the railway, Pickerirg Hydro and 5t. John'5 Ambulance. Site bus tours around the generating station will allow you to have a close-up look at the reactor buil( iings. March 12, 13 and 14 .r• e the dates for this Special event, between 10:00 am and 3:00 prn -iiy. 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OBC's Oshawa Campus is located in the upper level of Oshawa's Midtown Mall at 2(X) John St. W., in downtown Oshawa. For more information concerning OBC's various programs, telephone the Oshawa CanTpus at(9O5) 576-9175 or toll-frcc at 1-888-574-13(X). Oh7AR/0 d USiNESS COLLEGE AcademVfor Mathew ti & Scienceacs s 4 'a• ACADEMY Foff MATHEMATICS 8 SCIENCE 1.0 + - :.-.t L EVEFY�? �iF.MF1 tc Ue- "Academy enabled me to work at my own pace, giving me a greater understanding of the concepts ... I would recommend the program to all students." A happy OAC student "I used to fear math, but thanks to the Academy, I am now doing well In math." An excited grade t student "The Academy has provided beth my children with challenges and enrichment ... They love going to the Academy and I'm glad I enrolled them." Parent of grades t and 4 students An Internationally Proven Program Covers All 3 Major Areas Concepts Operations Applications We lift SMOM reser MN pals. They :•cress Is der reward. To eke vow di Mmv t k 'to scilwe hoW !trades aid r■wleve trelr ereran sell ceMreece, can of VISA es today to bee = I hr a MSFMIlEly1MME and a positive self-image. No doubt these are the Academy for qualities most needed by all of us. For example, because Mathematics & of self-confidence received from learning how to _Science defend themselves, it makes The Academy tot Mathematics & Science has the very sh}, withdrawn the formula for'success y,. -hen it come, to helping child more outgoing and students reach their goals in the mathematics and confident, or makes the science. For the past 13 years, the Academy has very aggressive child more been on the international education scene, calm and respectful toward assisting; students in understanding and enjoying others. math and science, beginning at grade 1 for math The motto of the school: I and grade 9 for science. The Academy's DISCIPLINE= methodology is based on ' Mastery Learning". V✓e RESPECT follo"K a step-by-step approach to help students gain a better understanding, build confidence FOCUS 8e and self-esteem, and achieve better grades. PATIENCE )X,'e first evaluate the student's level of I know from experience, the competency in math using a diagnostic inventory of all essential mathematics in Canadian schools. motto works. My 10 yr. old This evaluation. called KeyMath, highlights the daughter was a very shy student's area of strength and weakness. The girl. Though her grades I evaluation enables the Academy to design a were `good" she didn't specific program for the student. At the participate during class Academy, students work at their own work - discussion. After joining the stations. Their progress are constantly monitored Rising Sun, I noticed an by our qualified tutors whose role is to ensure improvement, and as time that students obtain 100% understanding of the went by she improved more three essential areas of concepts, operations, and more. Her grades are and problem -solving. Academy tutors are now "excellent" because she Ontario Certified Teachers and qualified can focus on the work in university graduates. In addition, the tutors front of her instead of being record each student's daily progress. Parents are side-tracked and has the welcomed to obtain a report of the children's confidence to speak up in progress at any time. cam, The Academy for Mathematics & Science If you are looking for the Learning Centres conduct after school programs right environment for your throughout the year. During the summer months, I children, I suggest the they offer special summer programs. To give Rising Sun program. You your students the opportunity. call (905) 420 - will be pleased with the 6576. PICNEIIIM6 TOWN CENTRE [9851 420-6576 Town of Pickering �P Special Squash, Rscquetbsll or Tennis person" 71r "I" INalth Club PW-As-You-Plsy Rates Recreational SwinMning I- Event Line tip, Site Visits i Programs Spring A Summer Ac*Afts Youth Council Drop In Location Register Now for Slp Programa - Learn to swim - New Fltness Glass and Super Memberships - Leisure Programs for Adults, Seniors, Youth, Children A Preschoolers Summer Day Camps - sports, Arts, or Adventure Day Gawps - Preschool Mini Pidaca 1/2 Day Camp - summer Day Care 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. - volunteers A Leisure Buddies •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• AIEL flJl3DAT,1V[R1tC!!"f2'R9T-tACL►7T� 0 0 . o -- .- ' Recreational •Educational March Di o& Career Training 12th - 15th L IL LADIES ROLLER DURHAM DEVILS READY TO ROLL IN 197 HOCKEY COME TO The Durham Devils are putting the final touches on prepa- Full contact professional roller hockey is the fastest most rations for the 1997 season. There are many changes in store for the upcoming season. New age groups will be added to exciting game to watch since Ice Hockey was invented. To register just drop by Pickering Village Source For DURHAM IN ,97 accommodate the younger players and age groups will mirror S orts at ;2 thosese oof f ice hockey so if you were an atom, major or minor p Church St. S. in Ajax and register during regu- lar business hours. For more information please call (90-5) y,ou will be an atom in roller hockey. We will also be adding 683-0404). The Durham Devils Roller Hockey league is i : 1 pleased to announce that it is adding ladies divisions to its 1997 program. The Devils have been providing roller hockey to boys and girls as well as men for the past two seasons and have received enough interest to pursue ladies and girls tournament teams. We will be running a 16 and over ladies house league divi- sion as well as a Ladies open division tournament team. The tournament team will he participating in local metro area tournaments as well as exhibition games in the 'Metro area. We are also planning on running girls tournament division teams as well but at press time are unable to give specific age groups. Girls 15 dears and vounger are always welcome to play in our regular house league program. In 1996 we had 15 girls par- ticipating at various age levels and are looking at increasing that number in '97. All teams will be sanctioned by the O.R.R.H. and participate in O.R.R.H. sanctioned tournaments. For more information please contact Derek or Neil at (905) 683-0400. Or register at our drop-in site at PICKERING VILLAGE SOURCE FOR SPORTS, 32 CHURCH ST. S., AJAX. g s and ladies divisions as well as ladies tournament teams. To assist in team balancing this year the Devils will be insti- tuting a house league draft where teams will he re -balanced 4-6 games into the season. This will make for a more enjoy- able season for all. Players will be guaranteed 15 games with all games being played on weeknights in the Ajax arenas. As in past years we strive to keep as many of the games on the same night of the week to allow players to participate in other summer activi- ties and sports. All participants in the 'rhe Durham Devils Roller Hockey League will be eligible for discounts through local sponsors as well as at Source For Sports on Church tit. With corporate sponsors like Nike, Hyper and Easton we will once again have plenty of prizes to hand out at the end of the year. All players will also be eligible to win a pair of Nike In -Line skates valued at over S30O.1N). Through our affiliation with The Ontario Regional Roller Hockey Association, the Devils will once again be offering the chance for the more skilled roller hockey players a chance to compete against other lona) roller hockey leagues in "THE O.R.R.H. METRO TOURNAMENT SERIFS". The Durham Devils and the Ontario Regional Roller Hockey Association (O.R.R.H.) are also proud to announce their involvement in Canada's first Jr. A Roller Hocke) League. This will give local Roller Hockey plovers a chance to strive to the next level and display their skills to professional scouts from the RHI (Roller f Hockey International) pro lea- gue. With 4 Canadian teams including Hamilton. scouts will he looking for kcal players to rill their rosters in the upcom- ing seasons. rhe Devils and the O.R.R.H. will he working closely with the new Hamilton RHI franchise on promotions and we plan on organizing a bus trip to we the team in action. AUDLEY ROAD STABLES SUMMER HORSE 40 CAMP Ages 8 yrs.8 up We are a family operated equestrian facility established in 1983. We are members in good standing of the Canadian Equestrian Federation and are affiliated with the Canadian Pony Club. Our counsellers are competent and friendly. We offer safe, well trained Horses and ponies, with a quality learning experience in a fun atmosphere. Our beautiful 70 acre, century farm is located close to Ajax and just 10 minutes from Pickering Town Centre. ROS LAND LU 0 U.1 Y IWY. #2 686=4641 AJAX Lessons to all Levels year round. • Ages 6 - Adult, Boys & Girls • Weeknight Games DURHAM DEVILS ROLLER HOCKEY PICKERING TOWN CENTRE MAR. 12 - MAR. 15/97 See program page for booth location • House League & Rep Divisions • Women's Tournament Teams Rep players to participate in "The O.R.R.H. Metro Tournament Series" League Sponsor ' League Sponsor 4120 • a pair of In -Line Skates HYPER (details at our booth) for more information 683=0400 please call Derek Lee j�(I; l�,�� '��f• rrr'f ,fit f �t p `� Ili( oma! +�,J1�f!! ♦ ''� r�$ t•i0,, t1.L is CJ','.• +�e�.• 1• r f ` } 1 • r s� t • rllr«Y 7� 33�`1 t . a ( �! •1�� tr� �r 0,Nje je j^ LTi; ..� ...ti.�� .�, r �fj'' f��l�/ �'i•t11 1 t•1•�1l�r`I MII ',i�h/r.1 i►vli:t.« K*'�,•,... „ T 111. 1 1"1 11 1�5111r11 r11 t1/1 / r r • � ��-�. PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVERTLSER TUESDAY. MARCH 11. 1997 JL "1�0iif�j't!1!1►i r� tl�4��Ils*'� art11'•`�'•s�'`rrr"r- - - k►. � � ► t i �1 !, �,�, 1.� 'r 1 ' i 1 � f• 1 �1I�t�� •,il� 7�'�III � ' � � I f �I1►, f♦Y r • i �►fr •;�'►�i �9 .. '��* �•. JPf� REGISTRATION FOOD COURT LU 2 0 0 0 AUDIENCE [� � ESCALATOR SEATING [31 LOWER LEVEL, CENTRE COURT Demonstrations will be performed Sat. March 15/97 on stage by: • Rising Tae Kwon Do • Pickering Recreation Complex (Personal Training & Fitness Demonstrations) 11:00 - 2:00 1) O'Leary's School of Drama 2) Audley Road Stables 3) Rising Sun Tae Kwon Do 4) Durham Dragons In-line Hockey 5) YMCA 6)Town of Pickering' 7) Durham Devils In-line Hockey 8) Academy of Math & Science F"ECTATIONS LEARNING CENTRE At Grade Expectations our mission is to help students reach their potential. A comprehensive assessment evaluates each student's needs and an individualad educational program is designed. Ultimately each program will help increase interest, build self confidence and improve academic performance. Malb Reading Writing Studq Skills EATON'S Cn W Cn REGISTRATION MARCH 12-15,1997 EXHIBITOR LOCATION THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 197 -PAGE 17 Pickering Horse Centre Finest Outdoor Horse Show Facilities Summer Camp Programs Beginners to Advanced (July & August) 30 acres • 3 outdoor rings • Hunter & Jumper Courses • Indoor riding area with onlooking lounge Qualified Instructors Call for more information 649-1342 Forfurther information on the shou• please call Chris Karesch at 083-5110 LEARNING CENTRES 1 1885 Glenanna Rd. Suite 103 Pickering 420-9930 1 Pickering - Unionville • Richmond Hill *Thornhill e Newmarket Brampton - Mississauga - Oakville - Leaside • Nepean Zk �; I' -...-Il'Y1#.10,i?'.'o' i41 PAGE 18 -THE (YEWS ADVER'T'ISER TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 19 1 ............ _ . _ ... . e Q p (� Cu o Q O'Donnell's Traditional Irish Dancers visit Bally Cliffe Nursing Home � �T J �, �) ► ^ Residents of an Ajax nursing home received an \J.J�J early Si. Patrick's Day treat last Fridav, %larch 7. Sylvan learning Centre has the Ten dancers from the O'Donnell School of right answer to your child's education. Traditional Irish Dancing. e rAnne-Maric instruction of Whether your child is Rifted, needs remediation or is an average stu- 0' D o n n c I I . T. C. R. Cy.. dent, the search for supplemental education can he confusing. Buyer Performed at the Ballycliffe beware. )'on Ret what you pa} for. Nursing Hume on Station Street in Ajax before an When shopping around consider the following. appreciative crowd on hand. Qualified Teachers "The residents love it.' * Are they Bachelor of Education certified teachers:' * Do they cur- says %Is. O'Donnell who's rently teach for the school board? been bringing her dancers to Guaranteed Programs Bal INcliffe for the past six • Are the programs guaranteed:' * What is the guarantee? years. "The} really love the Diagnostic testing little ones and their smiles: • Du they use standardized testing:' ' Is the standardized testing re- els. O'Donnell. who's ince cognized by the Ministry of Education? * If not, how do they place stud- * tearhln- in the area sines 1980. has an impressive array enh at a suitable level:' How do they measure their progress and how of credentials as Irish do they guarantee pmgre%%? a dancing instructor. She's a School Interaction I member of the Irish Dance Do they offer this:' * if yes, is it in person and how often? * Is the Teachers Association of school familiar with the learning centre:' * Do they consult with your Canada: Irish Dance Teachers child's teacher'' Association of North Referrals America and An Coimisiun * Can they give you parent referrals:' Rinci le Gaelacha (Irelandi Motivational Program I and is an active member of • Thi the}offer this? * If yes, what system and how does it work' the Irish community. Parental Involvement I Her school volunteers its • What kind of parent interaction is there:' * How often do you as a sen ices and dancers for parent get updated on your child's progress? * Do you as a parent have many charitable events. to oversee work being sent home? * Is homework part of the program'.' i n c l u d i n g c u l t u r a l • If so, how much? celebrations, performing at Reputation ! homes for the aged. seniors' How tong has the centre been open? * What is the background? * If residences, hospitals and at it's a franchise how many centres does it hays:' many other special eyerits. The school averages about 12 Syhan Learning Centres have helped million of children for over 20 to 20 performances a year in years providing up to date programs that are proven to get results. the Ajax and Pickering areas. As the leaders in supplemental education, S%I%an Learning Centre ' The O'Donnell School of would be Kapp. to amwer any questions you might have and provide Traditional Irish Dancing with asolution. performs compeiitnels as _you Fur more information call Sylvan in 1Xhith% (404 -Dili; ter l'itkcring %kcll and h:i, hcen %cry 1839-%37,. (:..;... i represent Canada at the world received an audition for the of Traditional Irish Dancing, Irish dancing competition in renown Riverdance -- The call Ms. O'Donnell at (416) Ireland. Show. 267-9833. Many of the dancers also For more information about the O'Donnell School O'Donnell School of Traditional Irish Dancing For Fitness and Fun! Beginners Welcome Help dc%clop your child's * confidence At co-ordination * social grace Classes Held * Pickering * Scarborough * Windsor School offers students direct contact with the professional dance world. Professional Instructor: Anne -`carie O'Donnell. T.C.R.G. Registered Member of: • An Coimisiun Le Rinci Gaelacha, Ireland • Irish Dance Teachers Association of Canada • Irish Dance Teachers Association of North America for further information call 416 267-9833ri >> i 06 1 Also a%ailable for shoN%s rc YMCA SUMMER CAMPS The Family -Friendly Children's Car Whether it is for two weeks or two months, YMCA summer camps are the perfect choice for your children. YMCA Summer Camps mean learning, laughter and memories of a lifetime. We offer dozens of camp programs designed to bring out children's talents, interest and leadership skills. *Creative Arts Camp * Sports Camp *Basketball Camp * Junior Camp *Outdoor Sleepover * Aquatics Camp *Science Action * Riding Camp *Gymnastics Camp * Let's Dance Camp *Youth Challenge * Outdoor Discovery Camp *Leadership Development For more information and locations of our camps please call our customer service number at 1-800-223-8024. wi.rRA:d...,..r I�i�►a THE (YEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1997 -PAGE 19 Recreational • Educational March °o A & Career Training 12th - 15thrAF 144 C J TAEKWONDO March Break Special $64900 Join now & receive a FREE UNIFORM "WHERE CHAMPIONS ARE CREATED" 1050 Brock Rd., Unit 18 (905) 837-0655 Top Quality Training in Theatrical Arts O'Leary's School of Drama offers a community source of top quality train- ing in the Theatrical Arts for anyone between the age of b and 106! The School is located in Pickering on the north side of Bayly between Brock and Liverpool. The colourful and spacious premises offer a very warm and friendly environ- ment for those interested in advancing their skills in all theatrical areas. Since opening the 1995 manv of our students, children and adults, have enjoyed success in theatre and film. Their accomplishments were at both amateur and professional levels. Larry O'Leary, the Artistic Director at O'Leary's School of Drama, will be in charge of the Summer Camp at Pickering %luseum Village. Larry brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the Programme. �� Wants you to Be a Professional & Creative Hairstylist. "Whether you're 16 or 60, you can be part of this unique learning experience." Our Government Approved School keeps our fingers very close on the pulse of hair fashion directed by qualified r professional instructors. ro- CALL TODAY! ALL THE NEWEST TRENDS AND STYLES ARE TAUGHT AT ART & TECHNIQUE HAIRSTYLING SCHOOLS. WE OFFER ADVANCED TRAINING IN ALL ASPECTS OF COSMETOLOGY IN APPROXIMATELY 9 1/2 MONTHS • Precision Hair Cutting • Permanent Waving • Wigs • Hair Colouring • Study of skin • Skin Care • Facials • Make -Up • Ear Piercing • Waxing • Manicuring . • Salon Management • Maximum Work Experience Upon graduating from Art & Technique Hairstyling School you have unlimited opportunities awaiting you. I NEW CLASSES BEGIN ON THE FIRST MONDAY OF EACH MONTH 1 15 SIMCOE ST. S. OSHAWA (905) 576-0479 + 4- In addition to Larry there will be a fully trained staff of instructors and teaching assistants who are all qual- ified in the different aspects of theatre. All have had past experience working with young people in camp situations. Their knowledge, experience and love of children will help make this a memorable and exciting camp for each participant. All sessions will be held at the his- torical Pickering Museum Village, located in a scenic wooded valley on the banks of Duffin's Creek in the Hamlet of Greenwood. Pickering Museum Village is a unique environment in which to learn. The museum is a living nineteenth century village consisting of over a dozen buildings representing a rural village setting spread out on the 27 acre site. In addition to the regular camp theatrical programme. the Students will have the opportunity to see the Museum Village come to life. End o% Season Play Frank Luke the Head of English and Drama at Dunharton High Sch►wl recenth wrote and directed an (origi- nal play entitled THE TREE OF' LIFE. His play was entered in the o s O OV O j F "The finest theatrical school there is. " Sear's Ontario Drama Festival and won both the Regional and Area Competitions. His cast picked up many individual awards. Frank has agreed to write another original script just for the Pickering Museum Village and O'Learv's School of Drama. This will be per- formed for 2 weekends in August at the Museum Village. All Students attending the first two sessions of the Summer Camp will be eligible to audition for this production. Pickering Museum Village was the setting for many TV produc- tions - ANNE OF GREEN GABLES, THE LITTLEST HOBO, KUNG FU -THE 1,EGEND CO`TIN U ES. RAC F. TO FREEDOM. ROAD TO AVONLEA, etc. and as a setting in many catalogues. For more information call Larry_ O'Leary at 320-8129. New 6 or 12 week sessions commence March 10 • Beginners a Intermediate • Advanced Beautiful studio, carpeted with stage & lights Classes for children 5-7, 8-11, 12-16 and the best adult theatre & film program available � „w anywhere. Classes are educational, fun and a�a e < taught by highly qualified instructors. sukdy „ limit O'Leary's School of Drama Unit 22, 1550 Bayly Street Pickering, Ontario (905)420-8129 PAGE 20 -TETE NEVI'S ADVERTISER TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1997 -End Valence p1C, p Tm Both inago d al.IN111 be Ing the 00 � at do, well tet a m" ;,rent will table P1 • campal� A 62.00 a dim - Atsinst Win pombef �0 o'al n snd'� BA nda hltia .lona lord. t> ndpurs by Alesa 1M."'Aa preset since pO t wilt► an i its mice' Rune' staff am �inint, aad VA apPal to Rod Rennes w is WIN " on state at Ca+"oda. This � 1. 0.1v' t 2 1- tt>�th Sfr _ - .. t�wa matron twdre Adi wi11 be In a t • ,':�•.'�'1dt��° ISN, the !� prCllsnnf.--- �ea IW* tM �Mr is f"Asss 0 tswa child~' Hour –� r -- as ChiWr� s Co" UW— cra�wds st Cel�t� . Mloa� is rie advapo MMS • hrst 200 children �.• As act fa Children she tom- 12:3pp.m• ,on &" Val th+s� st1� very b OW obtain sn aAph! Shorltl • sd� ha° �oei� a t° mod sado OW, 171 as the foo+ arriNei r� a � �� moo � at 11-30 a I .... • *Wt Ills� d as -_= d"'fi04P- kjo an s sss ,giptows. Boa 111119 go" to - ;,..,,.�-•.--�- _ :� in WPB wo lard Phase - tm to be tam � va tam place m sMpA� " , coca $9 j►i�s woltl""'lilc is s » l waw mc. �idt.M��li to .�-- alb �•�► , at west slave � its dgtacbas also s It moo 200 �__ . ,,�• -elision. moo :p - f - 'Ai A I ' �r Af 1 +v�4+M��rYi�lY.�::ViB4►1YtM��a'.:+a..w�Nbr.A:a.:!i 9!'rb THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, MARCH If, 1947 - PAGE 21 • Your --Bu sin es Year ahead bodes well forhousingactivity: tv• CMHC Housing starts in both Ajax and Picker- ing were down in February over the Janu- ary total, but the Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation still expects 1997 �o,ill he a strong construction year. In Ajax 56 new houses were started, a drop from the January figure of 65 units. Thcrc were 39 units started in Pickering. Jown from 43 in January. However. CMHC senior market analyst Willard Dunning says starts reached a sea- sonally adjusted annuai rate (SAAR) of 30,7W in the Toronto Census Metropoli- tan Area (CMA), which includes Picker- ing and Ajax. The January SAAR total was about 24,000 units. The SAAR takes activity in one month and projects a yearly total. "If activity continued at the same rate (over the course of the year), that's the number that could be built," he notes. ""The level of starts in February is all BOOM? Building permits top $500 million in Durham in 1995 A big jump in the number of building permits issued for new housing, in Durham Region last year helped offset a huge decrease in non-residential per- mits. Almost $500 million in build- inc- permits were issued last year. an increase over the 1995 total of about S400 million. Housing permits in 1996 accounted for 5391 million, an increase over the '95 total of $209.6 mil- lion. "Competitive housing prices, lower mortgage rates and a better economic out- look are among the factors contributing to an improved hous- ing market," a report from the Durham PAT ( Region planning A lot o1 department notes. However, non -res- in the m� idential permits decreased in '96 to $108.6 million from the 1995 total of $190 mil- lion. Durham economic develop- ment commissioner Pat Olive isn't concerned about the lack of non- residential development because businesses have been leasing space instead of building. "There's no building activity, but there's a lot of activity in the marketplace. Businesses have been moving into new locations," Mr. Olive says. "I'd certainly like to see a lot more building. There w'as a lot of empty space. That had to be absorbed before any- one in his right mind considered building." Mr. Olive notes. Noting "we go through cycles all the time," Mr. Olive hopes more commer- cial and industrial development could be on the horizon. "Residential growth usually precedes industrial growth. Industry in Canada LIVE goes to where the 3c[ivity People are located. They go where the ketplace skilled people are." The planning department report notes institu- tional building permits issued dropped to $19 million from almost $82 million. In 1995, institutional projects included a new building at the Whitby Psychiatric Hospital and various school board projects. the more remarkable considering that there is no longer any new social housing activity pulling up the total," Mr. Dunning says. "During February last year, about one- sixth of the starts were assisted housing units. Looking just at private sector activ- ity, starts are more than double compared to February. 1996." In the Oshawa CMA, which includes Osha\xa. Whith� and Clarington. there were 65 new housing starts and all were single family detached units. While starts were about half the Janu- ary total in the Oshawa CMA. CMHC market analyst Robert Genier notes con- struction activity normally slows in Febru- ary. "This hodes well for residential con- struction as the warm weather approaches. Builders continue to henefit from the ti ,ht resale marks:r. qtr. Genter The heart of the matter Papps Restaurant in Pickering was home to a best-seller during the recent Heart and Stroke Foundation valentine's Day Fund-raiser. Papps waitress Sherr Young sold the most hearts in the campaign. coninbuting to the $8.500 area restau- rants raised for the Foundation. The fund -raisin:; campaign saw waiters and waitresses sell hearts to customers for a loome which entered them in a draw for a free dinner for two. Celebrating fund- raising success are (from left) Jeanette Wilson and Jim %IcCallurn of Heinz Fo(xls. Andrea McFater of the News Advertiser, Tom and Chris Papatheodorou of Papp.. Heart and Stroke Foun- dation volunteer co-ordinator Bob Williams, Michael Kennedy of the Sports Authority and best-selling waitress Shem Young. Honey of a deal at Ajax restaurant AJAX -- An Ajax restaurant wants to treat generous people. During March and April, Honey Garlic restaurant will serve free meals to anyone 10 or under donating new or used toys, most of which will be given to the emergency department at Ajax - Pickering General Hospital and some that will be kept in the VIP party room at the eatery. Washable toys will go to the hospital while those that can't be cleaned, or are broken. wiii be kept at the restaurant. Anyone donating a nun -perish- able food item in March and April will receive a free soft drink. All food collected will be given to the food bank run by the Ajax - Pickering Salvation Army. Honey Garlic is in the plaza at the corner of Bayly Street and MacKenzie Avenue in Ajax. Call 686-8231 for more infor- mation. The business of sprucing up this spring on agenda at Metro East Trade Centre Spring Houle and Garden Show starts March 21 PICKERING -- Spring's just around the corner and so is the Metro East Spring Home and Gar- den Show. The show from Friday to Sunday, March 21 to 23 will include ideas for your home and garden, including sunrooms, pools and landscaping. While parents are busy taking in the many exhibits, children can take in the Children's Activity Centre. Face painting, coloring contests, seed planning, balloons, toys, mini- car rides will be featured. On March 22 and 23, TVOntario's Dudley the Dragon will make three appear- ances. The show will be held at the Metro East Trade Centre, Brock Road, from noon to 9 p.m. March 21, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. March 22 and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. March 23. Adult admission is $3. Seniors and children get in free. Reform Jeader ..addresses Durham :manufacturers OSHAWA » Reform :may leader Preston Man- 4- ving stops in Durham. next ,,week to address the :;Durham Region Manufac- A _ Assucistioa The group hosts t#ie uncheon meeting Ties 5 y, March 18 at 11:30 a.m. vThe DRMA ✓ meting' place at they on Bloor Street is n1 s U :30 With hwch 4 ISIS .a:., and Mr Manaft at Tickets are .$44 for " members,, $49 for non members, GST' included. Mall .the DRMA at 434 11J14I2 `''.for more informa- don. PAGE 22 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, MARCH 11. 1997 Pickerin 9 Al Rivett, spOrts %\ riter G8�-;1 10 l tN083--363 Amy Huleatt, 18, will represent Canada at for the past two years. After the worlds, the Junior World Snowboard Championships she'll be competing at the national snow - in Finland, beginning Friday. She's won the board championships in Kelowna, B.C. later provincial championship for her age group this month. Pickering peewees tame Clarington Toros to sweep York-Simcoe playoff series PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Miwel Construction peewee 'A' rep hockey team made a clean sweep of the Clarington Toros in a four - game York Simcoe playoff series which ended recently. Pickering comfortably took all four games from the Toros to chalk up four points in the league playoff derby. In the fourth and final game of the series, Pickering downed Clarington 5-1. Stephen Phillips, David Skrepnek, Brandon Gifford, Stephen McEachen and Mark Gosse scored. Assisting were Phillips and Paul Delsey with two each, Greg Cusack, Grant Gooley, Skrepnek, Kevin Kearn, Mark Gosse and McEachen. The third game produced a solid effort by both teams which saw the Panthers eke out a 2-1 win. Trailing 1-0 well into the third period, the Panthers struck for two quick goals for the victo- ry. Delsey and Michael Rapson scored for Pickering, with assists to Gifford and Cusack. The Panthers fired 53 shots at the Clarington netminder. The Panthers tamed the Toros New ////g 64 in the second game of the series. Phillips held the hot hand for Pickering with a hat trick while Brandon Boyer, Delsey, Joel Markham and Rapson fired singles. Gosse, Kearn and Skrepnek had two assists each, while Cusack, McEachen, Gooley and Phillips had single helpers. In the first game of the series, Pickering handed Clarington a 4- 1 loss. Gosse, Markham, Kearn and Boyer scored. Adding assists were Phillips with two, Skrepnek, Delsey, Cusack, Gosse, Phillips and Boyer. SportsNew:pe vertisei Area snowboardet takes on the world BY AL RIVETT SPORTS REPORTER PICKERING — A local snow - boarder hopes her tricks treat the spectators and judges at the world championships in Finland this week- end. Amy Huleatt. 18, of Claremont, a Pickering High School graduate, will represent Canada at the Junior World Snowboard Championships which start Friday. It's the first time she's competing internationally after taking the provincial snowboarding champi- onships for her age group the past two years. Although Huleatt's a rookie on the international scene. she's hoping to turn in a good per- formance at worlds. "I'm just going to go there to have a good time and try to snow- board the best 1 can;' says Huleatt, who's been snowboarding for seven years, mainly at Lakeridge Ski Resort near Ajax. "I'm not expecting to win because the competition there will he too great. As long as I have a good run and give it my best shot, that's all I can expect. I'm glad to get the chance to go." Huleatt was invited to he part of the junior world snowboard team after winning the provincial champi- onship in the women's open division at Blue Mountain in Collingwood last month. Competing against 20 of the best women snowboarders in the province, she was surprised she came out on top. " I was completely shocked to wi this year. I wasn't expecting it at al There were so many other gir who've competed at this lev before." In 1996, Huleatt won the provii cial title in the women's 17 -and -11 year-old division at Mount St. Lou Moonstone, near Barrie. Snowboarding is a judged spo where the participants are marked c technique, style and tricks such 'grabs'. 'straight airs' and 'spin! which are done while in full fligl off the half -pipe. Competitors aI also judged on their sense of balanc — whether they appear smooth c off-balance while performing th various tricks. A one-time skiing enthusias Huleatt was introduced to snout boarding seven years ago by som friends and has never looked bacl She says the sport is becoming mor popular each year. "I don't kno, whether it will ever be as big as sk ing, but it's definitely growing." Huleatt has taught snowboardin at Lakeridge Ski Resort for the pa! two years, although she's not able t teach this season because of wor commitments. Upon her return from Finlanc Huleatt will fly to the Big White Sly Resort in Kelowna, B.C. wher she'll compete at the Junior Nations Snowboarding Championship starting March 22. A , jax-Pickering wado-kai club P up u good fight at Thornhill Ajax -Pickering Wado-Kai old orange -green belt category, Kaiate Club members fared well at second in sparring, second in kala. the recent Tholmhill tournament. a Daniel Fountain, six-to-eight- �,„OYer 150 participants from . �ysat-old white -yellow belt bracket, ®Otte than 25 wado-kai clubs from second in sparring, third in kata. F'oronto and surrounding areas ,,.,Lorraine Senior, women's divi- " at; the event. cion, second in kata. R;I wits from the Ajax -Pickering Mlchmil ;.;Rabjofin, .sax -to -eight - white yeHow ix-to-eightwhite-yeHow belt catego- I3��p`�Nlindr�►, slx tc''q�bfr,�<�atau' rl'..seect�d.i�ahata: ��ltinr.r"i...tFr.-vy.�.e�s ia..t. . 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Computer Applications Executive Secretary Legal Admin Assistant Medical Office Assistant Hotel A Restaurant Operations Bar A Beverage Management Travel and Tourism Dental w Assistant D.R s 420-1344 Some Courses Offered in Oshawa Only FOPERATIONS `1:1N:1(;FRS RING AND AJAX 44K PER YEAR DISTRIBUTUION/WAREHOUSEI NG FAX RESUNIf TO: (905)456-3049X PARTYLIFE GIFTS E. .eliert inccme opportunity. 'antasbc products. out- standing hostess program, � e, no Investment or deliv- eries, opportunity to ad- .ance call Kim Blum 905- 331-3913. A very Busy Whitby Saxon �o.res an experienced —theoclans. massage. mall -chnipyl ✓< hairstylist Call a 10--8787 AJAX CO. is looking for an exoenenced receptionist ! _ncce manager (FT, M -F, 9 - for a 'one person ofhca' Duties Included computer. zed book keepng (A(R, H P G/L. monthly reports. etc) government forms. all orMe funpgns' Must have exp with WP6. lotus 123. win 31. 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It you helve at least 2 years 6A Grine work experience, a post secondary education, and are interested in not just earning a living, txA Buid. Ing a Lite, Fax your reuatte W (905) 668-2141 for a 22nfidenbal lnlerviaw. TME MAIL STATION ca- reer Training Center Be- come a mail technician, ca- reer training available in acrylic . fiberglitaa a" tips, coatings, pedicures, waxing, (905) 723-8083 EXPANDING COMPANY IN OSHAWA Must replace people being promoted to clipping coupons. assem- txng products (416) 812 other cities. Entry level through management available. Must be able to start immediately. 6891 Earn money reading books from home $lop per title (416) 812-6892 code 6 Cell Shelly at 721-1411 ESTHETICMAIL Tech EXPERIENCED SERVICE ADVISOR Required For busy dealership. ADP computer knowledge essential. Please fax resume to (905) 683-5738 e //iVsfitiree4wffW& e IqlaimompprI Curious? Check it out at our OPEN HOUSE SBL Wnh 15 11:00 To 3:00 Talk to visiting agents A ftxxW/s. Casual, fun and heel 101 dundas su*m wost whitby Comnksson basis or'— rental. Fully furnished. Clientele a must Hairstykst wanted, to rent chair or m comission basis. Expen- ance only. Clientele a must. Oshawa. Fax resume: 905- 728.2401. EXPERIENCED hairstylist wanted for new Salon in Durham Centre, Ajax Good wages. Call (905) - 619.8057. EXPERIENCED restaurant waitress/waiter for flawbie [tours. Resumes and refer- ences will be accepted Mon -Fn between 2-5 pm. 158 Harwood Adie. S. Ajax. HAIRSTYLIST EXPERI- ENCED wanted hail or part time for Joseph's Hairstyl- ing in Oshawa Shopping Contra. Phone 723-9251 or apply in parson to Joe. HALENDAW MEAT in Pickering, rl cOnlis experi- enced meat cutter and counter Helper. Apply in person to 1794 Liverpool Rd.. Pidroring. HOME Appliance technl- clan reedeo Must "ave OCR own tools, service vehicle. 5 years experience preferred Must be fully in- sured 8 bondable Must be able t0 work On all makes models Apply in persor with resume to Stets 6 Hank's Appliances, 362 French St Oshawa. ON IT PAYS to lose weight, You look 7ood. Feel great and earn extra income Cil 571 5063 JWP DISTRIBUTION SERVICES Inc . a reouta- DIe evabllshed and ex- oandmg P,ckenng based counter company. a kxhmg for enthusiastic broker dnv ors with small Cars 3rd/or vans A strong geograpnl- cat knowledge of Metro Toronto Is oaneboal inter- ested parties cau L.se or Vali at (905) 420-6705 LANDSCAPE :onstruction Foreman Mir `yrs. oxper, once with interlock rstaxa- tqn. retawng walls. deck Ing, fencng. etc Must be soft motivated with good commun,catwn and organ- izational skills Fax resume (905)432-2.66 NEED PEOPLE NOW Earr, money immediately Madirgs. Free supplies Hurry. send S A E to Data Canada 27-1300 Krug St.E. Box 187 Oshawa. ON L 1 H 8J4 OFFICE CLEANERS, Re- quired for janitorial Compa- ny Part time . experienced preferred, car essential Send Resume toFile a 9772. Oshawa This Week. FO. Box, 481, Oshawa. Ontano. L 1 H 715 POSITIONS AVAN.ABLE: for landscaping i ground maintenance. and con- strtrct on. Candidates must have at least 2 years ex - penance, driverslicence with clears abstract. Apply in wilting to: Cotter Landscap- ing Services 1485 Har- wood Ave. North, RRe1 Ajax Ontario LIS 4S7 or Fax resume to 905-428- 2185. OUAUREAtEXPERI- ENCED person to imple- ment therapy programs for 4 year old special needs child. 6 hours per ween Phone 404-2412. RELIEF AND SUPPORT staff needed for: PrM Leaning Centres Inc. Please call Lisa at 905- 428-6421. TELEMARKETER RE- QUIRED, downtim Osha- wa 9 am -1 pm. Mon. -Fri. $7/hour+commission. CON $71-7379. IMMEDIATE OPENING Order Entry Clerk Pickering area F7. Must have computer experience and pleasant phone manner. 18K to start. Fax Resume (905)831-4187 ® JOB OPPORTUNITIES Manpower is currently reaumrlg for the followr7g posibons In the Alax/Pickermg area Supervisors Previous exp and ability to work after- noon shift and overtime. S13AY Qllaltty Technician QS900 exposure. quality control back- ground. 12 noon to 8 pm. $12,hr Traffic Clerk Prev exp and ability to work 8 pm to 4 30 am $10 50/hr Lab Technician 1 yr Contract Biochem degree or relat- ed field. prev tab exp S9 00/hr Please fax resume to Victoria at (905) 831-8134 &"PCNVM ORDER ENTRY / ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT REQUIREMENTS: • Professional telephone mannerisms • Accpac experience • Strong computer and keyboarding skills (ML'S Word and Excel an asset) • Strong organizational skills FAX RESUME TO (905)428-4553 STATING SALARY REQUIREMENTS PERSON FRIDAY/BOOKKEEPING FULL ?IME Courtice base Manufacturer of Steel Roll Fomled Products is looking for an outgoing, diary Person Friday to fill new irtNnedwile po- SIbOn. Dlbes to Include answering phortes, writ- ing orders, co-ordinating shiprtients with pro- duction, accounting etc. If you are hard work". organized with a li nowledge of Word and Excel and like a hectic environnnen t this job may be for you. An Accounting background with Simply, Access or Act a definde asset. Reply File ,ft 9639 Oshawa Whlby This Weep P.O. Box 431 Oshawa, Oltt. L1H 7L5 TELEMARKETERSre- ;wreC Md S' -ave shone room experience Guar- anteed $7 50. up to S1400 per hr paid weekly Em- ployee discounts 428- 84M or 728-0912 E KETERS ED oro soca- . Hourly bonus. If ll -6547 5 p.m. WHOLESALE COMPANY -eeeis 5 7nvers mmed,ate- Cash paid daily Verucie —juirild. Call Erika 721- ' Office Help Part Time Receptionist Require$ For Real Estate Office. ;omputer exp. essential. ;.all Sandv at 839-2121 RECEPTIONIST Accounts Payable I .e reu-s e. __e^.:e w in Acc Pac N ndows 95 Sera ,esumes to An R 0 Pro - :ns and Macnine Inc 1099 Kingston Rd State 222. Pcke•r•g. ON L1V 1B5 1 Help 1 Arm I - HOME IMPROVEMENTS - 25 year old company re- quires Safes Assistants. to help our sales profesS4on- afs promote our new line of Windows. Doors, and Per- manent Rooting No ex - penance necessary. out Sales. Canvassing or Tele- marketing experience an asset. Applicants should be neat In appearance and want to earn an executive Income based on pertor- mance not attendance Can Al Zigby. 666-0018. Check Out Our Flyer Delivery Seruice. We we by far The #1 Diffitrwor of Myers in our Brea. Haw your flyers delivered any Wednesday, Friday of Sunday with The Nefrspaper [bat everybody needs. SALES POSITION AVAILABLE _xperence r ",e - 4A C and has fire- :; -ace Industry an asset. Send resume to P.O. BOX 542 BROOKUN. ONTARIO LOB 1CO DVMTAU IR OF URE 'x•a^S as Ilrapxxnxiq -C '8e a part of our Skilled Help B1 RNE:R (1PERATOR t x;,rricnhr 111 k VI- Ze, Hurnine with ,:c,:en CAD a I'11 ST. %L; ,t he willing to shift work. Starting wages Peered to experi- ence. Excellent company benefits. Only experienced homers need ap- PN Call (905)434-8601 between 8am. &2 p.m. only MINE FINISH SPRAYER Re- quired for custom wood- working company. Must have 5yrs.+ expenence In stain. sealer, lacquer appli- cation hi custom Stan matcMng. Full-bma days, Mon. -Fn. Beriellts, compeb- five wage. Please send re- sume 8 references to: Fie $9774, OshawalWhitby This Week, PO. Box 481, Oshawa, ON. L1H 711.5. Iwo owkW66w- DENTAL HYGIENIST, re- quired part time. Send re- sume to P.O. Box 66127, 1355 Kwvaw Rd. Maker - n% Ont. LIV 6P7. ,yet Paoli? Mews Advertiser PAGE -24 THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY,MARCH 11, 1"7 11 6111 , vayea►e Articles Articles Articles Snowmobiles ' SnwalrnabiN Wanted For Sale For Sale o For Sale • Crafts • � Cas • 1 Crafts • • FULL TIME Caregiver wanted in our West Picker- ing tome. to care for 2 kids. Own car, non smoker, ref- ere„nces.416-375-7044 days only. LIVE OUT Nanny required for 2 month Old. Picketing References required Call 831-5359 MOTHERS Helper ap- prox 20 hrs!week for 3 yr. old with light housekeep. ing, energetic, creative and health conscious. Clare- mont 905-649-5721, PERSON REQUIRED to care to' 2 older dins. Wee- kend evening only Call 839-9103. RELIABLE NANNY live in. Out 'u!! pais rime for 2 children, ages 5 8 2 Ref. erences. non-smoking some housekeeping k905) 837-0337 Daycare • Available 9 YEARS Experience, Rea Cross. C PR , structured routine, back-up provided. non -Smoker, receipts, ref- erences, lots of TLC Call 420-8526 DAYCARE AVAILABLE m my scull' A:ax home Pre- scnol age. loving, caring. clean environment, first ad. CPR courses taken Can Alic,a. 683-6545 DAYCARE. Mother of one 16 month old. fun, dean environment. 3yrs A under Call 831-9380. near Sandy Beach Rd. 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Ceramic and Hardwood Flooring :,sire Shop A: Home 1 -Wo. :163.6046 CARPETS LOTS of carpet. -lea stain rese _arpot 3s, rooms $339 (30 sq yd , Includes Carpet. premium pad and instyts- hOn Free estmates, senior discounts, carpet repairs Sam 905-686-1772 CARPETS. Oualrty ca•pets -es .west colors and ']$tions. Sales, installs - !,ons repairs For free as. lunate can Wally 723-5295 06-351', esiaenhal a -'Ommercial wwiir3 sympa- hoo ca, carpets COMPUTER 386 T]wer VGA ou 4f D1 8 meg ram. 120 meg ride . 3 1,2' fdc $500 NG tax Phone (905 571 5291 COMPUTER SPECIAL Pen!, ur, '2C wdr C C Jr've. ax r^odern. windows 35 5175C wk 1-800-267. 9466 COMPUTERS - latest technology MMX systems at hundreds less than super store prices. Color monitors from $145 Parts - Video ISA. VLP. 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For appointment can 905-430- 2341. ' Articles Wanted APPLIANCES Wanted, working or not working. Can Stens Appliances 9D5- 432-7167 APPLIANCES WANTED. working cr not Washer, dryer, fridge and tent trailer for camping. 905-509- 8172 Kip Antiques ANTIQUE DEALERS WANTED Display your anhaueS 7 days a week in our Wriilby Location call 905 -404 -DSM . ' Lost & • Found FOUND - stay chain with seve•al keys March 10. w- cin4y M Radom St Picker- ing Owner may identify ov calling 831-7912 after 7 p.m WHOEVER picked up rt' crack CO case with very senhmenta! 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Monday night auto air cond.. 3 1 Istria. March 17 Puppy and lJth- mint condition, white. ty March 18- Basic 94.000 km . $8000 obo Classes stanng soon 435- 433-1791 0868 ' Auto bile toners sone "wir fronds' Call (905) 579-2996. 1992 DODGE Shadow, t LEAVE OF ABSENCE sale owner air. auto, certified, of Lhasa Apso pups Rea- excellent condition, high- sonable Non -shedding, way driven Can 905 -666 - non -allergic. health guar- 2747 antes. vM needed Housearins custom seat, good snap � art� ( ) 786-160 1993 BUICK REGAL GS, 3124 k. fully oaoed mclud 666.3382 ing sunroof and leather JACK RUSSELL TERRI- $9,950 kxrfifked. Telephone ERS. Home -raised with 433-7542 young children, dewormed. 1u shots vet -Checked. 1994 2 Door Cavalier Ex cwhty Smootha rough teller: condrtior, balance coat. maleslfenubs Ready of warranty. Automatic. Nr. .1 g0 Mar to 905-697_ Stereo AM,FM Cassette. 3726.905-985-8330 Block heater. 49 000 km $10 000 Call (905 ) 683' 19.4 Mustang 5 Litre. 5 std. 139.000 kms one owner. new heater core. re- cent exhaust alternator battery 52000 oho t4 new snows) 432-0963 19.9 CORSICA. PW 1 PL cruise. tilt automatic. $3.800 certified 571-0225 MUMG YOUR HOME? Inquire about our HOME FOR STALE PACHAGE 683-070% 4564 Automobiles 470 L/C. GAUGES,SKINS ' f for Sale 1994 GRANDAM. SE. F EXPRESSION black re, -a,.,^, v 6. DEALS FOR MARCH ,oaded ABS. certified. Iran - NEED A VEHICLE? SOAable warranty one Poor credr:' Nc leo','' owner 98'-100 hwy. kii Sanikrupt'7 Call Trane at $10.500 (905) 839-7108 905-576-ISOC or 1-888- I'll GRAND PRIX, s,6. 259-3673Icanhoi Ps abs. d ,., p:r-,,rik. 19.6 BUICK REGAL 'ow minty system. 4-00or, ap M,ieage, ccnoo on prox. 79.000 highway kms ASKAng $2100 0 D o Call 574.500 Like new. one 420-9528 after 7pm or owner 905-683 30-0 416i 864-8472 during 2 Dodge Anes 19e5 6 weekdays 1987 asking S6W /or both 19" HYUNDAI EXCEL: 2 Gen -25-53':4 or 432 7688 Icor ha'crback. 4 speec 87 CHEVETTE. 4 -SPEED. great snap°little tC -IltY 2 door. 1250 OC as .s $1200 or best otter. trades (905)8398194 welcome 905'668-0354 ' Auto bile 19.4 Mustang 5 Litre. 5 std. 139.000 kms one owner. new heater core. re- cent exhaust alternator battery 52000 oho t4 new snows) 432-0963 19.9 CORSICA. PW 1 PL cruise. tilt automatic. $3.800 certified 571-0225 MUMG YOUR HOME? Inquire about our HOME FOR STALE PACHAGE 683-070% WENE SEEN OUR SHAD- 89 FORMULA MR OW - SPRING FEVER 470 L/C. GAUGES,SKINS CAN'T BE FAR BEHIND! HAND WARMERS, F EXPRESSION pju5- GOOD RUNNER. DEALS FOR MARCH DOUBLE BED TRAILER Fx 905 723-6117 PKG DEAL $1,925 0.11.0 Firefly. 5 spd. 27,000 kms. 705-328-1613 JIM. Automobiles For Sale air. 156.000 kms $31 � , Automobiles For Sale a'r, pretty. $7.995. 1993 Automobile For Sa WENE SEEN OUR SHAD- JEFF WELLS AL OW - SPRING FEVER SALES - 1990 Pow CAN'T BE FAR BEHIND! Sunb,rd, 4 cyl. 4 dr. CHECK THESE GREAT auto $3495. 1986 Celet DEALS FOR MARCH Wagon, 4 Cyl- auto, c BREAK. 1995 Pontiac 118.000 kms $2995: 1! Firefly. 5 spd. 27,000 kms. Pontiac Sunbkrd. 4 dr. as only $7.995 1994 Pontiac air. 156.000 kms $31 Sunbird. 2 dr., 4 cyl.. auto. 1986 Celebrity EurosG a'r, pretty. $7.995. 1993 Wagon. V6, load Chair Cavalier. 2 dr., a cyl . 181,000 kms $2795. All auto, air, black. $6.495, hides certified and v 'W3 Chev Cavalier. 2 dr. clean. 7725 Hwy 12. 1 I 4 cyl , 5 spd . 78,000 kms, north of Brooklin 655-55 51,495 1992 Pontiac Sun- or 571.5487 o, rd, 4 dr , 5 sod . air, 1991 Chair Cavalier RS. wnrte. $5.995. 1992 Chev dr., auto. 31 V6, load Corsica, 6 cyl. auto. air. 4 $6900 Obo. 434-2775 d'. $6.695 1991 Chev conation and have aul Cavalier RS, 4 dr., gold. ABS and air bag 43, goaded, 6 cyl. 95.000 km. ' Auto bile CARUSO AUTO SALES S7.395. 1989 Ford Mus Wante 1991 Cavalier, 2J,, aura. :ang LX. 4 cyl. auto. load. black. 171K. $4,295 1989 ed. 40.000 kms. 56.695. AUTOMOBILES a Dynasty. 160K. $3.288 1989 Ford Escort LX. 4 cyl , trucks walled for scr; 1984 Dodge Aries. looks auto. air, 53,395. 1989 Any condition, any al and runs like a 1989. Pontiac 6000 station wag- free rerrdval in The Durn, 51,295 Cert. 1984 Honda On. 6 cyl. loaded. $4.995 Region. cash pard A AccOrd. auto. 202K. very 1987 Chev Monte Carlo LS. needed. 75 to '87 Chas, clean, must be seen, 8 cyf . auto. loaded, and GMC Pickup for parts C 51.295 Can Phil 686-3803 nice $3.695 Ready to anytime. Oshawa 905-4; Traver We have Sonne 0407 nice vans 1011, but they're CASH FOR CARS! V 9009 fast' 1985 Chas, As- buy .,sed venides venicl IM. 5 pass. steal this good must to in running con r;o"r $3 395 1990 Choy hon Can 427.2415 or cor Astro LT loaded, touring to 479 Bayy St Eau. All model $9.695 , 1993 Chev at MURAD AUTO SALES Astro CL ext , loaded in- cludng dutch doors A a A AUTO SALVAG $12,995. 1994 Chav Astro Top casr for Scrap Aba CL ext. loaded. only domed and good ca S13.9% 1991 Dodge tricks Cale us last for b1 Grand Caravan, loaded prices. 24 hrs . 7 pays with woodgrain $8.995 rten service 905-686-50 1992 Plymouth Voyager or 905-706.5234 LE, loaded, pretty van WANTED. 1991. 92 or 9 $10.595 Cane and catch Hcr- a Accord or simel the lover at Cortices, Auto Car Must to in excelq Centre, 155 King St. W., at conation and have aul Midtown Mall. Open Sun- ABS and air bag 43, days. "Whore our cus- 5780 toners sone "wir fronds' Call (905) 579-2996. Truck: BE CREDIT PROBLEMS? On for Salf the spot financing Down payments from $500 payments from 1981 DODGE 4 : 4, ca S150Monthly Cars. trucks. 360 motor. am-tm cassett yanks 981 tOAC vans to 1996 A custom seat, good snap ale rockndy Auto Sales ltd 146 Brock 53,200 or best Off0r 43 St N . Wlxtby Phone 905- 5975 or 1-613-472.5410 666.3382 ORttwmelrterfts ' • Plumbing i ' • Plumbing i ' Paintirl9 8 • • IT House • CALL BusinessDeeorabng Appliance • Party r66M.T.... • • Repair • Cleaning • Services • Services Wood Fencing Decks - Chain Link - Iron Drilled Holes - Set Posts FREE estimates Cal Steve 905-509.5077 mobile 416-729-1348 la��idAI.LO�d renovations - rile drywall - bathrooms basements - etc. Licence B 12563 FREE estimates 416-200-0153 416-266-9010 DOUG CLARK PLUMBING, Licensed ,insured, repairs& allegations, new bathrooms and renovations, pump repairs, FREE ESTIMATES 18 YRS. EXP. 686-b172, 24 HRS 1800"831-2383 PLUMBING REPRIRS & new Installations Also dear dog drains and li- cense gas fuer. For free estimates. Call (905) 839-1238 :NOW CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 683-7363 PAINTING SINCE 1981 Fast and efficient painting at a reasonable rate. Free J estimates NCES - rridge, stove, washer, dryer, elec- tronics. TV. VCR. mi. crowave, etc. Free esti- mates, Pickup 8 delivery. 416-283.3907, 416-208- 7414, pager 416-295-4909. Visa accepted • Moving bit • Storage MICHALSKI MOVING Houses, Apartments, OI- fices. Apphoss oes and Plano Specialists. Senor and Mid -Month Dis- counts. Licensed, in- sured. Free Einarnines. Excellent service. Call 436-7795. HOUSE CLEANING by Lorie Special Rates for Weekly / Biweekly from $45. 905-839-6244 RABBIT WANTS WORK Doing Magic For Children's Parties And At Occasions. HaveMy Owncalm EaMagician. 6619-493=• TO ADVERTISE IN THIS SECTION -CALL 683-0707 FAX683-7363< PIANO LESSONS in your home. Classics. Pop, Exams. Adults welcome. Call Maurice Willoclk s83-6740 AMI NG YOUR HOME? inquire about our ROM FOR seta ses�o�oT f -- i .•..♦ .,...-..:._..r-.... :�•,.I':ii:Yi`+kk7airM1lW,...l4duk�.rrrr%X...vs...__._-...-..-.e�e�-.� __- -..- .. _ HEART TO HEART SENIORS SERVICES & Older AdaIL e��eidualsprvA with dwq services for Senior Citizens in our community. For more information call Susan a Karen Henry SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1997 -PAGE -25 III Trucks For ' ' Apartments ' ' Apartments For Rent M11 Apartments " Apartments Houses Townhouses Office & Private Homes Sale For RentFor Rent For Rent I For Rent For Rent • Retail Space � , For Sale 1985 International, 22' S Im ton, 5 spd, single axle. DT466.too many new parts to list. Bills to prove. Certi- fied, asking $12,500. Call Tony 721.0986. 1988 Choy 112 ton, auto. 3o5 one owner, 16311 asking $6200 obo. 579- 4255 1991 S10 pick up truck as is. 2 1989 51,000 GMC Vans, Certified, 305 V8 auto S3500 OBO call 9-5 Mon Fri 428 0283 -FMVans/ 4 Wheel Drive 1988 E150 CARGO VAN, 3[2 automatic. SI,90C Call 1905) 987-9913 2 -BEDROOM apa,'-.-ri available Apr 1st. very clear budding. laundry 1989 CHEV MINI VAN, facilities an premise Call ap'o v-6. seats 7 .oaded. 905-576.8642 Mon -Fri., 173.000 km. asking 56.995 Sam -Spm NO WEE. or best offer certified 725- KENDS 9209 289 CORDOVA- 2 bdrm 1993 AEROSTAR $11.200: 51 200 km. V-6. auto. 7 pass., captain chairs, power w,i ABS and more, excel- lent condition (905) 728- 6034 evenings and wee- kends ' Trailers 1990 HOMESTEADER 12 x 38 It mobile home. 10 x 20 tionda room. Main trader 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 carpet Located at Nestle - In Park on Hwy 36 bet- ween Lindsay and Bobcay- geon, on water Brand new 545.000. Askmg 530.000 or best otter Leavemessage before 4 p.m or can after 5 p m to 9 p m. Park fees ne- gonable. Ask for Jody (905) 721.8980 EmMarine 1990 MARVAC BOWRID- EP 40 hp Evorude, trailer, radio cassette. convertible 1'..p Tonneau cover, seri- ous calls $8995. 905623- 4543 after 5 p. m. FOR SALE. 22 FT. ALUMI- NIM 'shrug boat. new 9C �o'or. Custom trailer. fishing gear extra $9.575 Wide Sales 655-Wlo in, ' Apartments For Rent 1 A 2 BEDROOM ARTS. o Central Oshawa.! bed- room 5425 all inclusive. avail. Apr.t, 2 bedroom 5550. plus hydro. avail Mar 15. 2 bedroom 5550 plus hydro Avail, Apr. I. first & last, no pets 725- 8710 1 & 2 BEDROOM Apt s, ava ASAP to April 1, $550 - $650. good condi- tion and location, Oshawa. Call 721-0831. 1 and 2 BEDROOM(s) Available April list. Located on 946 Masson Street. 5600. and $720. per month, all inclusive. No pets. Call 905-576-6724 1 BEDROOM apt, for rent. For 1 person. Non smoker. $550per month. e7 and Westney Road. 905-649. 1656. 1 -BEDROOM jlaserrlert1 apartment. Herwopd/prye(, for single person, sePerate entrance, no smokklg/pets. $550month all inclusive. Available immediately, 1sV Wt. Cab 905-428-9147. 2 BEDROOM Basement near O/C, all indtuivs. 1 car only, no pets, avail. Apr.1, first & last $606 /mo. Cali 433-2484 2 BEDROOM apt, near Oshawa Centre and 401. Parking, laundry, storage. Available now, Non Smokers Preferred. $600/ MO. plus hydro. 579.0246. 2 BEDROOM baaerrWnI apt. South Oshawa. Good Parking. All utilibss includ- ed- $550/month. Call (705) 277-2865 or 905-571- 0110. 2•BEDROOM apartment for tent. Simcoe & north of Rossland. Fridge, stove, 2nd floor, &voila* Apr.1sL Parking, Cau 905-655- 3068. apt Park 8 Bloor $710/ mo- 2nd floor unit. unl. ncl 1St/last Parking. For more into call 576.2877 or 623- 3706 or 435-0917 after 3 PM AJAX Spaaous b„ght 2 bedreo-. separate en- trance, parking 4 applianc- es No pets ISI/last $755 all inclusive. available Apnl Ist Call (905) 831-1527 Don THREE BEDROOM ,nam floor. hvmg room_ bluing room. Kitchen, 110 TulloCh Or. Ajax Available April Ist $950 all inclusive 686- 2778 AJAX- BRIGHT ONE bedroom basement apart ment with walkout laundry. cable. 5650 inclusive. No Pots or smoking Call (905) 686-6316. AJAX, bright legal 2 bed- room basement . seperate entrance. laundry.free ca- rie 5650 plus 30% unities no pets. Non smoker sV last. Apr Ist 683-1358 Al Spacious bright. dear 1 bedroom walkout, Completely renovated. beautiful decor. cable. park.ry-_ quiet area. At il- able April Ist $750 ni sive Can 686-8163 AJAX Main floor. 4 bed- n:o-s 2 112 washrooms. laundry. lanxly rm . central air, 5 appliances. $:080 plus IsOast 427-7405 AVAILABLE. MAY 1, Large _ bedroom y'ound 'oor 5780.54 Includes ap- pliances. utilities, parking. Space. 2 roads East of Courbre No pets. 905-279- 7438 after 8 pm BACHELOR APT Large spacious, central Air, Laun- dry facilities, own bath room , kitchen, dose to bus. S500/mo utilities included. call 905-666-5543 BACHELOR apartment. South Rosebank, quiet area. dose to Rouge Park, available now for non- smoking working person, no pets, 5500 all inclusive. BASEMENT STUDIO . bright & modern, avail end of March. in Whitby (Brock d Taunton), au inclusive, $5W month, first &last, no ycu.ovra-�.�, � wan (,lido. BLOOR/PARK Rd. 1 and 2 -bedroom apartment, freshly -panted, spaciotks, $580 monthly, including parking. Cab 905-840- 6712 or page 416-501- 1687. BRIGHT, 1 bedroom apt. ground level of home, pri- vate entrance . 4 applianc- es, balcony, $700 per month ab inclusive, Laker- idge & Hwy.e7 area 683- 1257 BRIGHT, Spacious, walk out basement apt.. 2 bed- room, 3 PC. bath, eat -in kildfen, walk in closet, seP- erate private entrance, 905-686-7271. BROCKIHWY 2- New 2 bedroom basement apt. Separate entrance, Perking, dose to 401 & Bus. Ist & last. Avadable April 1st. $750 + 35% utilities. Call 428-2108 or at work 619- 0971. DOWNTOWN BROOK - LIN: Extra large one bed- room April Ist., Large treed yard $695 inclusive. Also one bedroom,April 151h. $535 inclusive. Both on Second floor. 655.5539 CLEAN hw;•-=:-•i. newer kitchen, parl no pets' smokers. on bus route. bsmt. Df bungalow, Wilson/ Olive. $595 + 1.2 utilities 728-411 FINCH 8 'WHITES RD 1 beoroo- basement pri- vate entrance and oarkinc quiet area, close to st ;o ping. $600 mcluS:ve. Harr/. '4161 283-7393 Jenmfer 416-283-6570 LARGE 2 -BEDROOM ear Oshawa Cl „y decorated. 12-uniT ouild'ng Controlled entrance new appi-ances S695/month. uhlities'par. ) included Available Apel Ist (9051728-8912 LARGE 3 -bedroom, near OC "age living room, walk in Closet. $750+ Call 905-428-3963 LARGE NEW BASEMENT AP' ' bedroom Walk -CUT. Separate entrance No pets please All inclusive S650, month 683.6637 LOWER HALF 3f house. laundry face `.es in large space, stare kitchen Brooklin area. 5550 per month 655--4483 MOR14tt4GSIDE/GUILD- WOOD. Spacious cine bedroom basement. 4 pace foam. laundry. carie. utilities. own entrance. parking, non smoker Avail. able April Ist S60C '416) 284-5396 NEWLY Decorated apart- mentunnls. available in adult building, near hospr tat. 255 S,mcce St N (905) 728 49ri6 NON-SMOKER 1 -bed- room basemen; apartment. Laundry, parking, 4pc bath. separate entrance, Whitby area. $575 inclusive 'st last Can 905.725-6759 NORTH Oshawa, big 1- bed,00m apartment in raised bungalow. private entrance. Laundry. includes everything to $650 Non- smoker, no dogs. 905-786- 2335 NORTH OSHAWA arge one and two bedrooms. large balconies, quiet budding, utilities. cable. parking included 5605 and 5679 Available April Ist 579-5584 NORTH OSHAWA. fur- nishedunturntshed 1 -bed• room basement apartment. parking, backyard. cable* appliances, immediate, $550. Call 576-3830 OLIVE AND WILSON, large, bright 2 -bedroom. Laundry. parking. $595 pus hydro. Available immeWa- bey (905)436-9448 or (416) 690.8194- ONE AND TWO bedroom apts. Mar. Ist. Living room/ dining kitchen, bath, park- ing, laundry. 1 -bedroom includes Utl; 2 -bedroom in- cludes util. Near Oshawa Centre. 436-0013. Glen. OSHAWA - 888 + 900 Glen St: 2 bedroom apts. $675- 5708., dose to shop- ping. schools. GM and Go. Utilities included. First/last required. Cab 728-4993 OSHAWA - 2 bedroom opts- May occupancy. $600 range. Locations to suit you. Stockwell Realty Corp. 723.1265. OSHAWA-CentralPark Blvd. S., 2 bedroom, main floor of ,lice home, garage, appliances, SSW inclusive no pets, 123-6832 CLEAN, QUIET Family Building North Oshawa, A 2 bdrms. In- clusive. Pay cable, parking & laundry lac. 723-2094. OSHAWA, Near shopping Centre, two 2 -bedrooms in quiet adult building, mirk e boor & top ft= of trip'". Washer, dryer, parking. (905)434255 OSHAWA Newer build- ing; well-maintained gen- erous suites Parking & hy- dro included on bus route bedroom. 5600: 2.bed- room $750. 3 -bedroom, 5860 '905)428-5740 PICKERING large one bedroom basement apt G air, laundry, private en. trance, parking steps to Go. S625 incl Avail April 1 420-2104 PICKERING Liverpool ; Gayly' ate 'ended yard 5 appliances <yogh.t w!o to deck car Park rg. laundry yhtr 1 min of GO, 401 8 Tswn Centre $900. ASAP 420 12801v msg PICKERING Courtyard- 3 ac' 2 'Dors balcony, 2 batnro,-s Fridge. stove. AiC $98: . utilities, rip pets Call 1415; 444-9201 PICKERING. Liverpool; K rgsf r Rd :^e bedroom baserrert rased bunga lowair separate entrance driveway, appiiances. aundry. available April t 5575 :nclusve (9051 839- 2464 ONE BEDROOM. new. Ala, s•,,,1•' s?^afate er- 'rance ,wn washroom and large K.& r"n an appdanc es :ncluded Laundry facili- ties park ng, available :m. mediately $600 lstlast, all inclusive Central air, se- Cunty system, phone (905.427-8695 SOUTH Oshawa 2 bed- rppm 'r.p hor_r -1-n-plex. $75C plus hydro. Surtabe for senior First. last, NO PETS On bus route. near Shopping and amenities Com laundry Lsave mes- sage 723 0619 SOUTH OSHAWA 275 Wertworth St W , Bed- room $500: 2 oeorooms $600 8 5620. close to bus- es. shopping. available im- mrWiately. fridge, stove. treat. hydro. parkin; Ist 1 last required, rc pets 721-9722 or 723.6637 SPACIOUS bright clears one bedroom apt Eat -in kitchen, fireplace, sap en- trance, near amenities Utilities included $575 Townhits"Hwy 2 831- OSHAWA Strong famik environment. -arge 2 -bed apt" Easy access to 401. scr'ots, shopping Great community sant Call Pat le 9oS'S71'4ros TWO BEDROOM ^ea' Oshawa Centre, quiet 6 Alex -n residential area, avail Apr 1 . S669,mo first & Last required 683-5578 or 427-1416 UPPER HOUSE 2 bed- rooms. Adelaide and Mary. stove, fridge, available now. References S625 Near downtown Oshawa Phone 436-3576 or 987. 4563 WHITBY- Outtenn St . 2 bedroom apt., ,n clean. quiet budding. Fully broad - loomed Large closets. Near all amenities. Fridgel stove $698.25 all inclu- sive. No pets. 905-404- 1414. WHITBY- ONE bedroom apartment. available Al 5575/month includes heat & parking for 1 car. Call 905-430.0959. WHITBY, 2 bedroom, quiet building, available imme- dlatety, no pets, laundry, parking, $825 /mo. inclus- vie. (416) 699-5287 WHITBY, 2 bedroom apt., $635 / month plus hydro, suited for single or couple. available immetkately, for an appointment call 43D- 5773. leave message. WHITBY, 2 bdrm apt. above store. stove, fridge, parking, $600/month. First 6 last. No pets. Available immediated. Call 905-668- 2248. WHITBY• available May 1. ideal for quiet couple, 2 bedroom apt. in duplex, Appliances included, car- peted, laundry room, all in- clus've, $850. no Pets, 668-41967. call after 4 Please. WHITBY, Brock SV401, very large 3 bedroom apartment, main floor of tri- plex. parking, close to all amenities. available April 1st. first/last required S850/month plus utilities (905)686.622, (416) 757- 1671 WHITBY, clean bright Cr," spacious 2 bedroom apt in home, fireplace. r. ground pool. washer, dryer fridge 8 Stove. $725 plus 1/ 2 ual:t:es 668-4459 WHITBY - 334 ASH ST. 2 bed, -:m DaSemer- S700 00 -nclusive avail Apr t Three bdrm upper SP75 :nclusive avail !Aay ' laundry prk^, and apps arc. es 566-54-"5 WHITBY+ 1 BEDROOM ba',;? -'e^, apartmer• '7i, plea, oven entrance .se of laundry. arge yarl. park ing 5600 per month. utd:. Iles 'ncluded Npr smoking. mature, working single, couple No pets first/last. references. Available April 1st (9;;,432-2647 ' A partment5 Wanted WANTED TO RENT 2 be'%, =- aparlmor, n A,ax- Pickerrg area Possession t'•, st Mature. •esponst- ble family No pets 'Von smokers Call 1905 565- 8084 Houses For Rent WHY RENT? OWN YOUR HOME FOR s683/MTH„ _ scharrged Banrirupt"77 Can Me' (903) 371-6275 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley E:rcei aeai", DEVON STREET OSHA - NA Lrge 3 bedroom sem, fenced yard, lots of prk; - storage. 2 baths, fimsnec basement, tndgestove. washer, dryer. available April 1st 97 Call nowt ap- pointment to view 905-57' 0625 messg matt, 3 bedroom bungalow house for rent South Oshawa area S85C + utili- DOS 434-6089 3 bedroom house. near 401 Oshawa and all amen- aies Completely renovat- ed. beautifully decorated, new deck. S900 plus unl . first/lastireferences Call (705)799-1361 3 BEDROOM or 2 bed- room and dining room. Large hvingroom and hall. Open design Newly deco- rated. 5 new appliances. Upper duplex. large drive and fenced yard. $825 + utillies. Available May 1. Cal 905-571-2757 3 -BEDROOM House with appliances. close to shop- ping, 401. $850/month lsV A AVAILABLE MAY Ist 3- I bedroom bungalow, ex- cellent location, close to shopping, schools Fridge, stove included. Huge ra. vine lot $1200/mo inclu- sive, or $950+utiknes Ref- erences. 1st/last required 905-728-2553 BOWMANVILLE execu live 4 bedrooms. 3 baths finished rec-room, new kitchen, beautifully deco- rated appliances near Gr May 1 51200. 905 697.0372 BOWMANVILLE - Very cea^- __.~':cm 2�atns- Iwing/diningroom eat -•n Kitchen, main flocr semi Apra 1st. 5950 an inclusive Call 905-5 79-414 7 FARM HOUSE".firth CI Ava.iao AprI • st Very spacious 3 Cedrppm. 8 much much -tore Call 263-4549 or 576-04'8 after 4pm FOR RENT ^wp bedrCom ^e -a are able mm.e- dkately 5950 plus .clines Cad 575-3642 8 a - 5 ;,.fin No weeKerds GRANDVIEW AREA. Os"awa 3 Rd ^,r,m semi 12 oalf. ref, room. F -P air available May 5950 Pius u'il'hes. 915-728- 979' LARGE 3 -bedroom o_r 2 ''xis ;f -ewer - 2 full bathrooms. urge Ii en. park:-, 'or 2. garage. fenced lard No pets 5850+unhties905-835 -1045 after 5om MAIN FLOOR of house C•cse We r Ajax 5995 Pius utiines Fenced yard 3 -odrooms Available May 1 stlast References 9C5. 4273994 y 305-427.7907 N. E. OSHAWA Semi -3 Deorocm, 1 1 2 Dams targe r aro, $950 plus utdn- 'eS.avadabie Apr 15. call Mary for amokrtment 905- =79-0054 WHITBY - detached 3 �.edroom Melissa Cres -alkout rec $1150 pus nknes Baa Split. $1.050 aus - near park Asr St 305) 668-69W 1905 1 4107 1905) 985-0146 OSHAWA NORTH: 3 bed- rocm •, qe stove ;arage. aradab•e Apr• ' $975 . nhltes 'Stlabt Serious :lean respons,ble PillS vy Application 905-728- 885.leave hosisage OSHAWA, -air, arc sec- : - , xr :f house rear �shawa Centre, •rdge vovo. broadloom park - age fenced yard. $d'S Pius S100 unkties lstlast 1905)686-3204 PORT HOPE Two bel rCC-. 'w: S%:,ey home n nkoe area of Town case to downtown Pine 'boring, ei in knchen, sundeck carport. five appliances 'n- cluded 5750 pus .Hakes References requned 1905! 885-C7,6. t905' 665-7684 QUIET Court Norneast Oshawa lmmacware 3 - bedroom semi. family ,Dom. paved drive.deck patio. fenced backyard Available Apel 1st $895.'*onth..Pn- toS. lstlast. 905-63, 25,9 SOUTH OSHAWA: Ox. ford•Wentworth, huge. 2 - storey detached. 4 -bed- rooms, office, garage. FAG. finished basement. work references. available im- mediately S850i'month+ utilities. 72 t -9335-(leave WHITE'SI HWY 2 detached 4 bedroom, family room with fireplace. double car garage. available April Ist. $I 300 I I C II 3 bedroom townhouse in well maintained family complex. Freshly decorat- ed, Includes 4 appliances. all utilities. Parking, close to schools, all amenities April and May occupancy '22 Colborne St E Oshawa Appt 434-3972 PICKERING S. d Liverpool Road 3 bedrocm town. house, close to GO. schools 8 shopping, 5900 plus utd:'ies First last Available April Ist or before 905-839=)446 WHITBY 2 Cdr- semi ava,iable A-ril 1 Older quiet neighborhood private fenced yard References. $740 per:mth . _,los s 665-3090. Rooms for Rent 12 - 3 ROOMS :e`.; A)aA Pik-; , ale area 2 'alms are Data S4pC, each 1 has own bath $500 "J:r smpke- avail. able mmen_lately ;a. 905- 683-7783 Rose AJAX. FURNISHED coin. 1^ ee^ :net romeown entrance. air. cable 8 aurdry 'aclo,es. shared cath 3 t cher Nom smcKe, Dail 686-7260 PICKERING Bill WESTSHORE fur- ;^e roam $'OC week 540, -0 All `aclioies rcludirg park., aurid,y separate entrance 839427' LARGE ' aundry ca - be _-;.ne ',,d use 0f House alt inousrve Private acation cad 586-9956 LARGE bnght newry car- pe'el-irrored Closet doors. snarl kitchen Dam. and laundry faailies Ava, obis mmed,aely Rater erces Wee• a,s cher 6 0 at 839.0798 MASTER BEDROOM a.a acne mmer.iale . executive style home Er style ncluded Use of I unary ar tcnen park avail S40C inclusve (9105,83'-40CA ONE BEDROOM 'r rent. !ow Ce• _ 4.3;rable now Brock a -d Hwy 2 P,cke'.ng C :+e rc a amer'a,es 586-3037 Shared rA ' ACcomodaiton AVAILABLE Immediately '- 'r s^r: v^^: se to snare with t other 'e - male Brock ST 6 Manning $400.10hm ail ,inclusive 905-665-9767 HOUSE TO SHARE Nbr•n Cer!'a. in/• •Cy bedroom home 2 ams. 2 kitcherS. pool. laundry. lots parking. etc S35C plus , 3 UN 905-430-2461 or Pal 416-501.774' WHITBY. Luxury House parking aundry Tae,lit, e5 a'C. $400 inclusive. OR master bedroom. lacuzn ensu,te. fireplace -.able $550 Cali 905-608- PICKERING Major Oaks. parva iy-furn,sreo roarn. private bathroom. quiet clean home Parking, fire- place, laundry No pets. Ist ast. references, share with non-smoking professional - Avail. immediately. $400 686-0298. PICKERING- 401 and Whites Rd. Home in quiet sub -division by conserva- tion area. Share all faciii- be$. non-smoker. 5400 monthly. 839-7540, last required. vaileble int- pus uU lees a mediately. Oshawa. Call 831-7770 905.432-9267, I For Rod 3500 SO. FT.home a rail - able immediately in tics area. area. Rent 51500mo. negodatfle. Call Sunil or Marsha at 436-7381. OSHAWA, 4 bedroom semi, clean, close to school. Woo plus ubfibes. References, Ist ul. avail- able April Iso 668-2050 AJAX 4 bdrm upper level home, 1900 sq.ft. 4 ap- pliances, new flooring, broadloom, paint. Avail. March 15. $1100. + ulth. des. Dennis Morgan Sutton Group Heritage 831.9500. Housing Wanted MCLAUGHLIN SQUARE OSHAWA, luxury condo, 2 WANTED TO RENT, Ajax bed 1 area, 2-3 bedroom spa- GOUs con(o/ house,For TO - bred professional couple, around $1400 rent. call 427-2163. M71F wnhouses For Rent SOUTH OSHAWA - 3 bedroom townhouse close to schools and shopping- $950/mo. all inclusive. First/ last. Available Apel 1St. 905.579.9956 days. morns. (very arge mas- ter), 24 hr. secuny, indoor pool and parking, extras, references. Ist/last, firm. $1,000. per mo. May ist. 723-9214. PARKWOOD ESTATES. Courtice. Apprx. 1200 sq.h.. Beautiful 2 -storey. 2 -bed- room. 6 appliances, fire- place. A/C. storage. $850 +hydra. Call 905-436-2905. WHITBY CONDO Garden,' Rossland. Small 2 bed- room, 2 baths, 4 applianc- es, underground parking, indoor pool, etc. $950. in- clusive. 905-433-4014. OSHAWA 4 Months Free Rent fin_ 850 sq 2nd Or $550. 600 sq. main 5500, 300 sq. ftacross from Osh. Centre 600 2nd Or 5500 1,200 sq ft 2nd floor 1.600 sq. ft main Call 434-2447 or 655-4132 HEALING ARTS PRO- FESSIONALS An ehvwon. meat for Personal. Profes- sional and Planetary Growth Come share space with wellness professionals and :reale a mi, •i 3 sc,oli- nariar. team Indeoe"ently and estabhsred bracbt:on- ers are Hartel 'o share of- rce. equ,pme^t Norkshrp space. Nith secretarial, .a. deptianl$VbppK keeping ser, :es a,a ave A Charming nhverted o'ler -orae r a central canon �or'aa Donna 905)721- 9530 Oshawa OFFICE -ea, :owrtown ,-wa -00 sq IT livid - ed ntc 3 otfices secretarial and k •^^en Ex^_eilent ';r professanais. insurance etc Int-acuiate turnk?v Condrticr 9i.-571-1301 OFFICE UNITS FOR RENT sec -rd - ;^F : „--- Stree Osrawa OSHAWA - 3 BEDROOM semi, 1 1;2 baths near Oshawa Centre, 5110.000 or Take over $104000 mortgage In-law apt po- tential Telephone 905-718- 8430 OSHAWA SEMI, 3 plus one bedrx--s 1 1 2 baths. NE Oshawa Newly reno- vated, eat in kitcher sa_pa- rate during •ppm an.sned rec room. close^ all amenities. availableAu- gust st S1179r,r ; (905)433--0983 PICKERING - GLENDALE Immacuiate 2 s•: roam detached r 'army home. on quiet Cul-de-sac New wirdows roof gas replace seo-unry system and 'core CloseJall amenities S' 7' 9CO 905;i 837-7797 AJAX cuye, saves S3 2P' It qu,et P,,,a'e crescent 4 ced 3 car's ruga MB w,ersute 3 waik- n E1011cus green^ -,se It � en -air 'too, Cen 'aurdry Greenbelt . ac fp. any ogrades -ear 3me„ nes S234 900 NO AGENTS 905 421R -'Cl, catior, parK.^, availableTOwnhcuSes 576-5123 As. K;•..,, ' for Sale aIndustrial Units $59.000. 3-Bed,com wrrr,,se end unit. 'tor - INDUSTRIAL UNITS '28c `_ car 33' 3 968 so IT Office warenous. Park a -d B,00r 1748 and -775 sq 4 $3 25 sq. nen Cali 579-5077 after 5 57' 3281 ' Cottages for Rent COTTAGE - pax '.axe 2-- -, or Havelock and ;ust 4C -m from Re- erborougr- eeauaul a bedroom_ craiet style on :ne water w,rtenzel at The comforts of 'tome $700 wee. Sceaai rags 'cr -ria season :a:'i 4.6-869- 1719 LAKEFRONT Cottage to, e^=edr;o- 3 Piece bathroom ncluces 9 HP mores 6 bcat anc much -r,e Can 905 632.914C or 703' 738 -_*C7 TRENT RIVER :. 3odlarC Esra:esKeep- _ng cottages 3 pce bate _Doi, bean- store. ;ropiay- und. 9C ^lir Northeast Picker ; 688-813- 2212 Oshawa Wim 5'--, down Carnes for 5620 including Taxes 8 condo fees 434- 1655 Condos for Sale PLAZA 700900- ;nhawa s mos' pr95rign„S Ar'CC- _n mums offer a secure. -arefree ite sryo in a varie- ty of floc, plans Inc- 5179.91C rom$'79.91C ' ,owned, by al oorntrriel Trrougr Rtstcw 3 Flem,rg L -meted. Reai-C- 576-2548 97 Lots for Sale LOTS AVAILABLE at S'Z- :.: - 7,ateHrcrf community or Lake -cu- gog call 305.427-=39C o• 905.985 3724 WHITBY 2 an acre 0i.i c.-.; m,ted preview pre-corstructuior ciscourt Gnu. 'nom $89 ill rfi .ar $108.9CC S. -mer 97 cOnstruct:or ,9C5 385- 3-.57 FloridaOut-Of-Town • Vac. Rentals ' Properties CLEAR WATER AREA, ; HUNT ;, srwwmooi,e% Buy oeeroc- ':w^^Ckse C7-.. shd'e n established iacuzz- BBQ brvate yard hurl camp Apsley area avaliatxe now ca, mtc ane 100 acres surrounded by to view DrIOWS 305 - 579- =rakn Can 705-932- 3788 2025 9 Private Homes Camper V For Sale Trailer Sites 7 CIRCLEFIELD COURT :' Certre'eic Cr CCur tics . 2 -storey. 1 owner nome 4 -bedrooms. 4- badtS, finished rec-room. w o to :nground boot Be fully ,kept Asking $19' 900 OPEN HOUSE Sur 2-4 905-576-9388 NORTH WHITBY- 12 acre lot, country setting, ranch bungalow, 3 plus one bed- rooms, large kitchen. 24 h. x 24 it garage,workshop, pn- vate.Reduced $195.000. (905)655-3607 JOHN SODDY HOME, Prdkenng, 3 bedroom plus family room, with vaulted ceiling and fireplace Stun- ning Cherrywood floors on main hoof. will 2 pc bah. Three full 4 piece baths. Master en suite with walk in. Finished rel room with full bath. hookups for fndge, stove, easily iniaived. Clair. C'vac. quality kitchen with sliding glasswindows, walkout, to 14 z 10 deck. Approximately 2.200 it. of living space _. etc. A must see By appointment only. No agents please. A real gem at $199.900. (905) 420-5370 OPEN HOUSE - Sun. March 9. 1.4 p.m. South Ajax. 3 bedroom detached bungalow, on 150 ft. lot with sep. fenced inground pool Finished basement, 41 Emperor St. 5179.000. 905.683-3993. CAMPING MEMBERSHIP- Camo US Canada $4 00; night. 500 private RV Re- sorts, Coast :o Coast. Pad 53695. sacrafice 5395 US, 1-800-236-0327 Insurabrice•11111011191111111,11146 PRIVATE FUNDS for mort- gage loans. Cao Robert Braun 416-497.1766. pol� , Busilf••s AN established laundromat for sale, all new Maytag equipment, very clean, $93.500.434-6022 DO YOU ENJOY TRAVEL. wry not own a travel agen- cy. Established Durham Travel Agency for sale. In- terseted parties contact 905-967.4604 by fax. ESTABLISHED HOUSE- CLEANING, business for sale. Top quality clientele, Serious inquiries only. 905-619-6970. GIVE Your business the boost it needs! Join the Metro East Spring Home & Garden Show. Great spaces still available. Ex- pose your business to over 25.000 people. Call 905- 655.8278 or 1-800-461- 3355. PAGE 26 -TATE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, MARCH 11,117 1 Memorial s 1 Memolriams 1 ,,,o rM Auctions 6 1 Auctions rem, Auction. rem, Auctions rem, Auction: rem, Auction L Remember your loved ones with a special Easter In -?'' Memoriam. This section will be printed Sunday, April 16th. For further information call classified advertising at G83-0707 1"14 News Advertiser e ' Personals e ' Personals fenj Personals Personal Prayer To The Hole Spirit Say 9 times "Our Father and Hail Mary" for 9 days. Make 3 wishes. First concerning busi- ness, 2 other wishes for the impossible. Publish this on the 9th day, and your wishes will be realized. Even if you don't believe, it's unbelievable but true. e 'Btlsirl4ess Opporttnioes int SO EXCITED to bring to me public a w iaie new home business opportunity Receive brand name pro- ducts at who*"* prices Ino $ealing) Call Andy to- day 905127-5569 e ' Personals CHEATING WIVES - ON- TARIO PHONE NUMBERS 1-900 451-5566 ext 253 $349/mm. touch tone, to plus. HEAVENLY PSYCHIC an- swers 24 hours, serving over 43.000,000 readers. $2.99rmn 18 . 1-900-451 3793 I'LL TELL YOUR FVTIJRE, NOWM 1 -gas -451-1555 Fra- sus S3. 99 Orr min. Munk tv IN yr.. Procax Co 4602) x54-7420 1'M via inn which is more difficult. writing this ad or replying to 0 1 am a single white male who enjoys country living. along with physical fitness, traveling and boating. It you are a sincere, a traclive single Is- viale, 35-45 with similar .,- Uresis, please reply in writ- ing taring me about your- self along with a photo to: Box 4575. Go Markham Economist, 9 Heritage Road, Markham Ont. L3P 1M3 LIVE! 1.011.11 Call crow! 1-900451-5302. Ext. 3673 $3.99 /min. 18a Procall Co. (602) 954-7420. EDPersonals MRS. ANNE PALM and Tarot Card reader anc ad- visor If you have any prob- lems call Mrs Ane Mrs. Ane helps through love, marriage. sickness and throughout all problems of life. Mrs Ane has 35 years experience. she heals with herbs and ods Call for an appantment (905) 721- 0506 P.M. t ahs ` r; .. To pia Your Cd 60;30707 silt! 1st oll6 d our r I KIDS/ADULTS EARN EXTRA MONEY HOW? JUST BY DEUVERING THIS WEEK PAPER ROUTE(s). CAN YOU SPARE 1 OR MORE HOURS A DAY, ONLY 2 DAYS A WEEK, IN THE AFTERNOON? IF YOU CAN, THEN YOU CAN TURN SPARE TIME INTO PRtiMTAM TIME. SUPPLEMENT YOUR INCOME WITH A JOB THAT WILL HELP YOU 1) BUY THOSE LiiTLE EXTRAS. 2) GET HEALTHY EXERCISE. 3) MEET LOTS OF NEW PEOPI.E. CALL TODAY, 5794407 AND FIND OUT HOW YOU CAN EARN EXTRA CASH SAT. MARCH 15 10 A jL QUALITY Auction for EVELYN SPENCE, of Beverton, held at the Phoenix Sales Arena, Uxbridge. Hwy #12 (or Lakeridge Rd. N23) north to HwyN47, go west to Uxbridge. North on main St. to Davis Dr. SALE INCLUDES : Lg- walnut armoire, oak buffet, 8pc. oak dining rm. ste., oak kit., table & pressback chairs (new), oak harvest table, various ant. tables,oak secretary, Ig. qty. chairs, qty old dressers, loveseat 7 chair, chesterfields, wash- stands, blanket boxes,cedar chest, trunks, wardrobes, Queen size maple bedroom ste., entertainment centers, qty. Ltd. Ed. prints (over 20), qty. ant. lighting, oil lamps, Ig. qty., fancy carousel horse, 10' church pew, ant. clocks, upright piano, gramophone, qty. old books, linens, washer, dryer, stove, fridg- es, freezer, microwaves & stands, con- sole TV. woodstove, new shower stall, pinball machine, office fum. , qty. collect- ibles & memorabilia, old primitive tools, old childs ride on tractor, Oty. butternut, ash, maple, and cherry lumber in various lengths & widths, hand & garden tools, qty. stamps from a private collection, Ig. qty. various coins 7 paper money, qty. ant., china, giass & crystal. NOTE: Mrs. Spence is moving out of the Province. so must disperse these quality pieces. TERMS: Cash, Visa, M/C or Interac. Viewing 8 am. Auction Day. NOTE: Next auction Sat. March 29 for the ESTATES OF FRANK & DELLA MOORE, UX- BRIDGE. GARY HILL AUCTIONS (Div. of 1081454 Ontario Inc.) Sunderland 1-705.357-2185 Toll Free 1-800 654.4647 Deaths 0 Deaths SKIBA - RICHARD JOSEPH SKIBA, of Walker- '�)n passed away at Country of Bruce General Hos- ilal, Walkerton on Friday. February 14, 1997. He oras 55 Survived by his wife, the former Nancy Spraggs and his children Andrew. Mary. Ken and Matthew of Walkerton and one sister Jean Hind of Windsor. Also survived by his parents - in - law, Ed and Eileen Spraggs of Ajax. four brothers - in - law, Robert and his wife Laura. Ken and his wife Use Richard and Emhe and his wife Diana, one sister-in- law Gwen Sluba and marry rtieces and nephews Pre- deceased by his father, Walter Skiba. mother and stepfather, Mary and Ignatz Stempien, brother Walter and two sisters Wanda and Bernice. Dick taught at Sacred Heart Secondary School, Walker- ton for 30 years and was a member of the Bruce County Chnstophers and the Walkerton Kriights of Columbus. Ytsitation at Tamer and Pearson Funeral Home. Walkerton, on Sunday 7 - 9 p.m. and Monday 2 - 4 and 7 - 9 p.m. Funeral Mass will be field on Tues- day. February 18. 1997 at 11 :00 a.m., at Sacred Heart Church. Interment in Calvary Cemetery, Wal- kerton, Ontario. Vigil Service will be held at the Tanner and Pearson Funeral Home on Monday. Fe- bruary 17. 1997 at 8:00 p.m. Knights of Coklrtlbus Service Monday at 9:00 p.m. Memorial donatiorls to the Kidney Foundation or Sacred Heart Building Fund would be appreciated as expressions d sr_ ply. 720 t, 720 WALKER, Card (Member of the Royal Cene ixn Le- gion Branch 606) — At her residence in Ajax on Fri- day March 7,1997. Carol Walter at 54 years of age. Beloved wile of Jaynes walker. Dear nlotner of Lao pie Talbot Lovingly remembered by her grandchil- dren Amise and D.J. Dear sister of Sharon O'Hara and her husband n, Il and Ross Bowiris. Dear aunt of Tom and Me& WE be remembered by JeorWer, Tom and Sandra- Resled at Itis Ara flong Fur" Home, 124 King Street Fast, Oshawa- Fu!eral serv- ice was held in the Chapel on Tuesday Ma1dt 11, 1997 at 1 pm. Interment Mout) Lawn Memorial Gar- dens. In lieu of flowers Memorial dorretians io fie Ca- nadian Carboy Society would be appreciated. Visils- bon Monday 7-9 pm. GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTER NEWTOWNILLE MARCH 14TH, FRI.6 P.M. Selling the contents of a Hope Twp. home, Oshawa home and two apts. Appliances, beds, antique dress- ers, chests of draw- ers, maple bunk beds, sofa beds, chesterfields, occa- sional chairs, occa- sional tables, lamps, 7 pt. maple dinette, 5 pc. dinette, 9 pc. wal- nut dining suite, ster- eos, bookcases, rockers, color I.v., glassware, china, dishes, kitchenware, numerous antiques. 8 hp Roper riding mow- er, lawn mowers. Roto tillers, wheelbarrow, chainsaw, garden tools, power treadmill, dehumidifier, etc. Pre- view Friday after lunch, Auction at 6 p m Auctioneer FRANK STAPLETON (WS) 7662244 600-263-9666 MatGrlgoes Auction Hall, BowmarhvilN Sun. March 16th, 11 am, (Vhwring 9:00) Take 401 to via" Rd. North to $2 East to Scugog a North 1 Ian. Sundays Auction features our usual selection of antiques, collectables a household effects in- cluding sideboard, treadle sewing ma - Chine. modern maple hutch, diningroom su- ile, mist. tables & chairs, dressers. plus large selection of old smaller co6ect- ables including De- pression glass. coins. jewelry, old a new hockey cards, fridge, stove. washer & dryer, 300 board ft. of yellow birch, 50' maple & 40' of red cedar lumber. Auc- tion features many quality articles from the past to present. Note cards sell at 1100 to 11:20 something for one & all. Call for all your auction needs. IllwC agor Auction $aIYIan Mika MwGmW 906'967-5102-5102 906.623 -Mill VIIED. MAR.12TH 6:30 P.M. Kahn Country Auc- tk011s, 2699 Brody Rd. Pickering, 3 miles N. of 401 (Exft 0399). Selling a sm. colt. of antique rare dolls, Playboy pinball ma- chine (ex. cond.), grinder, Dutch 3 piece carved oak sofa set, walnut cased weight driven 5 ft. wall clock (ex. Gond.). set 6 oak pr. backs, Edwardian in- laid dome top clack, wal. tea wagon, 3 piece Gift french par- ka set, oak 2 pc. flat to wall), wal. stacking bookcase, oil oil paintings, 2 pc. Jac- ques & Hayes parka set, pine harvest ta- bles, washstands, chest of drawers. mah. D. shaped com- mode, numerous oc- casional tables, cof- fee tables, large Ca nadiana wardrobe, selection china, r prints, and marry more articles arriving daily Terms. Cash, cheque. Visa, MIC, Interac. RANDY POTTER AUCTIONEER LTD. Managed by Richard Porter (905) 663.0041 Consignments and Estates always wel- come. EQUIPMENT AUCTION BERRYBANK FARMS RR02 Taunton Rd. Orono, 1 1/2 miles west of Hwy. 115, Sat, April 5197, 10 a.m. Selling a full line of farn equipment. trac- tors, machinery, vehi- cles, hardware, tools etc. For into. and to consign to this auc- tion. contact the Auc- John D. Barry, RR02 Orono 905963-5767 or Frank G. StapNbn, Newtorr4we 9057x62244 ' Blrlhs 1 Births Ghm $ Awfta (x6OC Celleferti) are thrined to aeswunioe the iristle of their tw►hes, 011ee,s FebrunT ai, sem. Frank, Lucas .relished in at 70& u es., Wmehisyousess,818"r, lrwtw* Anota w►eished in at So& see. f'etstd 9 11111111 fta as Fraalk D Aneel. l,.a8 &on NefterilaS all Wsrthdste M Maria Came freta oduma. Mayr diaelas ft the «rear. a" surras at Nonni.. iaaff.Mla asglita6 far ilia sat. +sfi..e3 Dow fit tiraettNe a De e� fey I , ss a 4t�tIG�Ii Af6�CttiSli r'B: \+il f� pa s " It ME evftT Monday to Friday W" a.m. to moo pane k s _ ftu 683,0707 s 3 AUCTION BARN Frfdtq, M- At 14 at 5:30 pun. 3 Mlles East of Little Britain on County Rd. 4 2 -door oak china cab- inet with barley twist legs; Mason & Risch oak piano; Duncan Phyfe drop-leaf table; halt trees; oak pedes- tal plant stand; Oty. pink wicker furniture; antique dressers & chests of drawers; druggist scales; al- mond Kenmore refrig- erator; Frigidaire 30in. electric stove; Ory. metal four drawer filing cabinet; Ory. office desks & chairs; au- tomatic washer & dry- er; crocks; co -oil lamps; modern dress- ers & chests of draw- ers; odd wooden kitchen chairs; Singer sewing machine & stool; RCA 2 -door re- frigerator: occasional chairs, chesterfield & matching chair: plus a large qty. china, glass & collectable items. Don & Greg Cornail Auctioneers RR01 Lithe Britain (705) 766.2163 FURNITURE AUCTION SALE SAT. MARCH 15TH AT 10 A.M- 670 TAUNTON RD. E. WHITBY. Having received in- structions Lawson & r suer Trustee in Bankruptcy, we are selling approx. 120 000 sport cards & accessories, the estate of Jane Mc- Cowatt of Oshawa. plus the remairmg in- ventory of Chester- field Factory, buse- ness closed. includ- ing. new Chester- fields, coffee & end tables. brass a glass tables & stands, bed back chairs, piano, 8 ftoak table & chairs. cedar chest, washer & dryer, stove a fridge, freezer, curved glass china cabinet, router, air guns, mi- crowave, taps a dies, air hose, industrial vac. dowers, vice, Pine corner cab. Plus marry articles still in boxes. Vehicles: Es- tate car 1987 Ply- mouth Duster only 6300 kms., 1992 S10 Pickup truck. Note Time: .0 a.m. excel- lent large sale. Plan to attend. Terms Cash, Visa, WC, In- terac. Viewing Friday from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. McLean Aucdon & Liquidation 605606-3291 or 605-432-2636 AUCTIONS is extremely proud to announce the appointmerd of RICHARD as Gatti W Manager - Call him today at (905) $831041 AUCTION GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTRE NEM/TONVILLE MAR. 20TH, THURS. 6 P.M. Selling a variety of l Iles, shotguns, mil tary, percussion, ar vintage longarml along with related a titles. Consignment are welcomek Please call Fran (905)7W2244 600-2634666 at 12:30 p.m. I112a at the Ballantra Community Centre, km. east of Hwy. 4 on the Aurora Sd. Rc Vintage hockey baseball cards, un used world serie tickets. old hockey di gests, programs, etc. many autographek items. Gretzky cards This is one mans can vale collection o over 200 interestink lots Preview 11:01 a m Cash, Visa Mastercard only. Nk reserves. Pleask have I.D. for registra tion Call for faxed de CLARKSON AUCTIONS 905-40.6411 AUCTION SALE SAT. MAR. 15 10:00 A.M. Kahn Country Auc• bons, 2699 Brock Rd. Pickering, 3 miles N. of 401 (Exit 0399). A large sale featuring, Beaver power planer, chairs, rockers, cabi- nets, wardrobes, 1950 chrome table and chairs. china, beds, wicker, primi- tives, art, rocking horses, sofa & chair, dolls,lamps, and nu- merous other items arriving daily. Terms Cash, Cheque, Visa, MIC, Interac. Randy Pollan Auetionear Ltd Managed by (905) 663.0041. always ft"- - e.eie • cl rlr... THIS WEEK — Ruins Adveruw NEWS sa6erlaad This Week Naves AUCTION GOERS!! DuritBm Region residents can now get W40-ftte AUCTION LISTINGS via our new dedicated phone lines. AN auction notices that are published in one of our publications will automatically be listed on INS phone line. For Auction jsWilliscau 683MI7545 Clafiplt m t Pat Perry Rsalderta aAa.�taa m Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. HIGH STANDARDS? P•ofessional female, 45 yr Gd. 5110'. slim and attrac- rve. Enjoy cooking, dining out, camping and more. Seeking a man. 6' or over, same age, attractive, employed. kind and outgo - ,g. BOX 13627 SINGLE MOM SEEKS.... 22 yr old single white female, brown hair and vie eyes. Enjoys bowling. balks on the beach and 7u,et evenings at home. Seeking Single white male to 35 Single fathers -come. serious inquiries -ry BOX 34150 LIFE'S A GAMBLE.... ^g:e female searching for a male. 39 to 45. who 4 emptoyed, mature and ^wws how to treat a spe- a' lady. BOX 34155 ROMANTIC AT HEART Al active s;ngle white '-male. 36. 5'6'. Enjoys :andlelight dinners, walks the beach, dancing, -)vies. and more. Seeking a'mg and affectionate ..ale Long term or perma- •,n1 relationship possible. aGX 34170 FRIENDS FIRST 5,;e wrote female. 35. 125 lbs. Enjoy quiet -es being under the '115 and the boardwalk �ek;ng male Companion- ;I,o, friends first. Honesty a^d appreciation of other -opie a must BOX ;4397 PETITE PRINCESS 5 yr old petite. medium . .-1 princess is looking for • est, straight forward. able man. M this is you .e me a call BOX 16122 ME. BUT A GUY! yr old female. blonde u,r and brown eyes. 5'10'. IC lbs, athletic and fit. >9eking someone same Jr e. same height and ame everything else. BOX 4354 INDEPENDENT FEMALE 9 yr did female. looking 1 ccasual. possible rea- nshq. I am 130 lbs. 51'. � 1g brown hair and hazel ,fres I like everything from spats to hanging okA. BOX 34355 NOT GIVING UP Ca,ng, honestsing 10 bork,ng mom, 39, Ns. Seeking employed male. 37 'c 45, honest, with good personality, who likes movies. dinner, or just quiet Mmes together. Possible relationship Single dads welcome. BOX 23628 LET'S TALK 57 yr old attractive widow is Woking for that special male. He should be kind with a sense of humor. I like to cook, travel and Pamper my loved ones. BOX 18692 LOOK NO FURTHER! Single down to earth ady who likes motorcycles, fishing, dancing and coun- try music is looking for a all, good looking, fatencial- lY secure mak, 35 to 45. BOX 18707 FRIENDS FIRST Fun loving 42 yr old female, 5'1•, petite, blonde. attractive, single with no dependents. 1 like to country, dining out. danc- ing and socializing - Seeking a tau. genuine, BOJ 33 0 man, 32 a 40. SOUNDS GOQW Cute, satgle while lenele. 26, sensitive and sweat. Looking for a sinpla while Trials for hierldship: possi- ble tionahl Mug be honesty and open. BOX 33249 CALL ME SOMETWEI 38 yr old tamale, dark hair and brown eyes. 1 enjoy quiet feces, country music and the outdoors. Loakirtp for someone with the same interests. No head games! BOX 33688 ATTENTION: GREG You are the 35 yr old, 511', fire fighter. Please cal me back! I didn't get your num- ber This is 'ZEST FOR LIFE'. BOX 34271 SEEKING FRIENDSHIP ...and companionship Want a well dressed, tall, white male, 55 to 65, who is a Ns, social drinking, mentaly physically and financially secure. Enjoy travel, theater and more. I am slim, elegant and attractive. BOX 16132 SEARCHING FOR YOU 45 yr old. attractive. tall, slim, professional single mom with a busy schedule. Want a relationship with a tall, employed, handsome. outgoing male with high standards... jet's meet' BOX 16211 SENSE OF HUMOR? Honest 38 yr old oworced mother one with medium build. employed with Christian values. Enjoy ten- nis, biking and reading Seek a male. 38-48. with a sense of humor, is single and honest BOX 11106 ONE IN A MILLION Srgde white -other attract five, 54'. fit with great per- sonahty Seeking a single white male. 28-33 attractive, fit. 57' or over in uniform to rescue me BOX IT 113 BE MY COWBOY Petite c -e eye,! llionde. financially secure enjoys country music. rodeos . motor cycles. dancing. horseback rang Looking for a tall. hardsome male. 35-45. who I,,,s cow"s boots and blue leans BOX 11159 INDEPENDENT LADY S,ng,e white female 32. full figured. a smoker. brown hair and eyes. Enjoy animalslong drives. quiet evenings, fishing, spending time with famiy. etc Seek a white male. 30-38, with smilar qualities and sense of humor BOX 11165 INTERESTED... CALL' 25 1, ;-d single w^ r. going temale 57'. 15v lbs., strawberry blond hair fun loving and soon. taneous' Enjoy the out- doors, hockey, skating. fun times, etc BOX ' 1279 FRIENDSHIP 10 y, old widow. 170 los seeks companionship for dining out, bowleg. dancing. travekng. etc BOX 13192 LIKE SURPRISES? 50 yr old'emale. 5'. auburn hair. blue eyes. pleasantly pluti with a good sense of humor Enjoy dining, skating. Skiing fretting, swimming, etc Give me a call to see it we can be friends. BOX 33262 SEEKING FRIENDSHIP I am 49 with long brown new and blue eyes, seeking gentleman, 45 to 55 Enjoy long walks, romantic evenings, and soft music. BOX 31997 CALL ME Single female. 19, Straw- berry blonde hair, blue eyes: enjoy long walks, spots, moves and hang- ing out. Looking for rela- tionship turning into long term. Seeking all, straw- berry blond male. with sim- ilar interests. BOX 31998 SHARP DRESSER Widow, looking for a neat ,on Vito wryoys dining traveE morin raid mare. BOX 13191 FUN LOVING Honest. caring, single mom of one. 41. Seeking a tun loving, older man. 40 or older. who is so" gang and honest. BOK 13568 LOOKM FOR LOVE 41, divorced, attractive, mother of one. Looking for a long term relationship with an honest. straight for- ward man who enjoys dancing and family tidies. Must have good sense of humor. BOX 13578 WORTH WAITING FOR Clessy lady, 51, 5W. seeks secure, happy, gentle man. for long term relationship and shared enjoyment of dancing, art galleries. ganga sales, auctions. and goo. Love of cottage country a definite asset. BOX 23797 SINGLE MOM 22 yr old female: single white mom, smoker. I like outdoor sports. No head gamesl Looking for an honest; possible king term relationship. BOX 33180 Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Brings You... THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1997 -PAGE 27 To place your FREE ad, call 1-800-662-8423. Anytime, day or night. 491faRELVAurs To respond to an ad, call 1-900-451-3793. FREE Personal Ad FREE Voice Greeting $2.49 per minute. You must he 18 or older. Both numhrrs work with TouvhTonf r" an.] Rotary phonrk. ANY ROMANTICS LEFT? 5' 7', brunette, mid 20's, full figured Seeks educat- ed guy with sense of humor. who knows what he wants_. ME. I'm smart, funny, opinionated, love kids. animals: enjoy going out dancing and staying home snuggling BOX 31995 ADVENTUROUS WOMAN Tall, sensual. independent, black single woman seeks funny. attractive, tau white male. who's comfortable in suit and tie or T-shirt and jeans For friendship, dat- ing, and possibly more BOX 23810 DOUBLE DATE Two Mends 44 aril 47 yr old professional females) would like to meet two sin- gle men in their middle 40s We like to travel fine Jinng, animals and the finer things in lite. BOX 17985 SOULMATE WANTED Lady searcr.,ng 'cr ger-le man, in young 50's. wino •s honest and sincere Must have a good sense of humor. be down to earth. enjoy dancing, drives .n country. romance and just having run Must have good morals Prefer friend- ship first BOX 23735 CUTE PETITE BLONDE Fina", wily secure. en,cys dining, dancing and quiet limes Look ng for gentle- man. 6', not --aid not older than 53. who enjoys same and would like to become trends BOX 23757 SINCERE AND FUN Peale single workng mom, 32. looking for handsome. employed "tit male. 32 to 38medium build, to laugh and have fun with Enjoys the simple things on life. holding hands, snug- ging at movies or at home BOX 23793 ARE YOU MR. RIGHT? Are ,cu 48 to 58. hand- some outgoing, good sense of humor, personal- ty, dancer who likes coun- try western music. no dependents. established and charming. with many interests') What you get is the whole package and all Calls returned BOX 23802 SKIING ANYONE? Biome blue eyes 5'3'. 38. independent mother of three. Need a break love skiing and all sporting activities. have a great sense of humor and would enjoy similar company BOX 31979 KINDRED SPIRIT In Cobbling, socially aware. health conscious. Ns, no dependents divorced woman, early 50's. and tired of games Looking for a like mended mate who is free to share walks. talcs. dances, moves and con- certs BOX 31986 COBOURG AREA Intelligent. secure, profes- sional, attractive ady. Enjoy travel, strung. boal- wig, the outdoors, movies. and more. Looking for a honest gentleman, 45 to 55. with similar qualities. BOX 31987 SEEKING SOULMATE Single mom looking for someone, 34 to 39, who enjoys the outdoors, quiet nights at home, dining. dancing and more. Single fathers w elooma. I'm hon- est. great sense of humor, nice personality reed lots of attention. BOX 319W GIVE ME A CALL Fernale, big brown hair and bow eyes. I lira log walks, romantic evenings and great COMMISl tlOn. BOX 33031 wwT INTELUGENT MAN 49 yr old, big. bold and beautiful widow looking for wily, intelligent. Secure companion. Must like country music, social drinking and college life. It you do not like smart woman... don't cal. BOX 33042 I AM A 38 YR OLD.... Princess and I am fired of kissing frogs! I am look- ing for that prince that my family promised me If you are a tall, 30 something yr old prate who wants to sweep this princess of her feet . then give me a call! BOX 33193 TRUE ROMANTIC Attractive single white female. 36. no dependents. 5'6' 1 enjoy long walks. dancing and cottage life If you are a honest, caring and affectionate male leave me a message BOX 33589 COSOURG AREA Starting over rrelligent. secure. professional, attrac- tive. size 18 lady likes travel. downhill skiing, boating. out- doors. anmals. movies, trw ater, fine dining, pop music. and quiet moments at home WS. social drake, seeks honest gentlemar with similar qualities. 45 to 55 BOX 31994 GIVE ME A CALL Emoloyed s,rgie white female. in my 40s. very affectionate with good morals I like to cook, pam- per my loved ores. arts and crafts, music and I have a wicked sense of humor Interestecr BOX 20e7C 144MAAaxwp Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. DAY TIME ENCOUNTERS Single wnrte male 42 yrs old. 6'. 240 lbs Looking for a Sngee or marred wade famale. between 20 and 45, for discreet day time encounters. BOX 11079 GIMME' A CALL! 32 yr oo ma*. single father of two Looking for woman of the same age I like movies, quiet times with my kids BOX 34257 WHERE ARE YOUR ADS? Mab. 60 yrs old. 6'. active Seeking '.ady approxmate- y the same age Box 13129, Box 13167 b Box 16068. I'm trying to reacn you, please give me a call BOJ( 16004 LET'S GET TOGETHER 37 yr ca happily anacned male. Seeking attached tamale for afternoon. evening or weekend get togethers It this sounds of interest to you. give me a call BOX 33797 NO HEAD GAMES HERE Confident single wade male. 27. blonde and good W" Enjoy working out. Have a great sense of humor Seeking female with same interests BOX 33982 SINGLE MOM?.. CALL ME Single father. employed. 32 yrs old, smoker, social drinker. Enjoys music. sports, camping, and famf- y activities. Seeking single female, affectionate. hon- est. not into head games. Children okay. BOX 34160 NEW TO CANADA Single male, 27 yrs old. Ns. brown hair and eyes. Enjoys movies, talks mrd quiet tomes at home. Family oriented. Seeking single female for relationship. possibly marriage. Age unimportant. BOX 343117 A REAL GENTLEMAN Professional man. with positive outlook, 40's. seeks prety. fun loving and shapNy, woman, We 20's to 4fYs, to develop a great relationship. 1 am a real W. kdimst BOIL 23741 WHAT A GUY 35 yr old mak, 62. 190 IDs. Enjoy the outdoors. Wiell nights and spending time with a special some- one. Seeking honest, lov- ing, good humped woman with a loving heart, for friendship first; possible relationship. BOX 33704 NEW AROUND HERE 27 yr old. t'5 male enjoys walks. movies and quiet times at home. Seeking a woman with the same Interests Age and race unimportant. Long term relationship and possible marriage BOX 33777 FATHER OF TWO Easy going male. 35. drug- free, enjoys gong out. par- ties and quiet evenings at home. Seeking female for long term relationship. No head games. BOX 33784 ROMANTIC AT HEART 40 yr old. 6' 25C lb. single dad of two. enjoys animals, music, shooting pool and kids Seeking sincere, hon- est woman with like inter- ests BOX 33789 FIANCEE WANTED Healthy ^,s male 39 yrs old. 6'. 170 lbs. o'ondish brown half Enjoys outdoor activities like diking, walk ing. skating and boating Looking ':r a woman. around 30 BOX 23835 ....AND MORE! 20 y, :., -'ale 5 10'. red haw and Due eyes I like work;, -,n cars. movies and spa's Seeker -..i temaie '8 to 24 BOX 332'7 AFTERNOON DELIGHT 30 :A coupe. seeks attractive D temale for dis. creet encounters BOX 33744 SAME INTERESTS') -„r .-r^; 311gie wf,ae naie. 25. seeking a singe wrolo'r'id female. 25 to 30 1 enjoy the outdoors. Wag walks Jnng out and more No head games BOX 33,756 LETS HANG OUT! 21 yr old male iockrg lot someone to nave a good time with, possible retation- shkp. I like'(; go out to din- ner and go •o clubs BOX 33931 PROFESSIONAL MALE 27 y, omit single wn,re -^a,e 5'11', 175 lbs and ht Enjoys indoor activities Seeking a woman of the same age. for possible relationship BOX 33946 SINGLE WHITE MALE Single whore ^ ale 2i love eyes and long brown hair. medium bukd It you would like t0 find out more wave me a message BOX 33952 CALL ME! Employed make. looking for someone who wants to pay pool. walks and more BOX 33957 LETS TALK Divorced .a,erather of one, 38. 5'8'. 190 los and employed Enjoys week- ends, camping, reading and much more. Seeking a woman. 36 to 40 1 d like to hear from you. BOX 339W LIGHT MY FIRE! Attractive white male, 35. seeking open minded white female: for discreet afternoon encounters. Cal and leave a message BOX 34149 NEW Mit TOWN Professional, educated. handsome, single white mak, 28. al, lead. athletic build. Enjoys theater. music, the great outdoors. Looking for female with similar background, who wants to have some fun and comparliomhp. BOK 23834 CALL ME! 67 single rnak with bow eyes Looking ler a nl gobrown od looking female with a good personality. Let's get together. BOJ( 18621 GIVE ME A CALL 40 yr old single dad I No hump, comedy. long orf ves, and more. Seeking an hoes, sincere, down - earth female: for friend- ship, possble relationship. Not into bars or head games. BOX 18623 ALL CALLS ANSWERED 32 yr old Single dad, fit and employed. Looking for an attractive lady who enjoys children, spats and more. BOX 18629 GRAND EXPECTATIONS Family oriented. 29 yr old professional while male. 5'11'. 1 enjoy softball, work- ing out and more I would like to meet an attractive white lady, 20 to 30 who has never been married and has no dependents BOX 18733 LET'S TALK Single white attractive. fit male. 44 yrs old. 59'. 165 Ibs, part-time dad I am financially secure. I like movies. outdoors, travel and romantic evenings Searching for a Ns, attrac- tive and fit female BOX 33350 FIT THE BILL? Locking for a nice attraC- trve woman who is ntelh- gent and caring If this is you please give me a cal. BOX 33455 OPEN MINDED WOMEN Very ocer minded. 4.3 y' old mae. 5'10'. 210 los Seeking an open minded female For more nforma. hon you must hear me voice greeting, BOX 33592 IS THIS YOU). 27 r- - d male single 5'11*. i8o lbs. hf and employed Seek•,, an aftracil female about the same age. who is interest !ng and exciting Box 33918 FOR MY BROTHER! My brome• s sweet. gen- 1e. loving and .rcws how to treat a lady He loves dancing, communicating with people, outdoors. being active. etc Box 11235 LETS MEET SOMETIME Shy. 6at'ecticra'e ^r - fessWnal maie likes movies. dung out, dant ing, walks etc Seeking a female 23 •: 37, wnc s slm, ertrnoys nugs and hold- ing hands Single mothers welcome BOX 73783 LOOKING FOR YOU! 35 yr ,,d .1 to male seek- ing an attractne female. 28 to 37 for discreet encoun tors Lets meet sometime soon BOX 15603 FUN LOVING GUY 19 yr old -rale smo,e, enjoys sports. movies, dancing, etc Seek,rg a woman with similar .rter- ests BOX '6C31 ARE YOU AVAILABLE? 3y yr ort. 5 257 to Oshawa area, never mar- ried, childless, single white male Enjoy movem tv. sows. etc Seeking a ser ous relationship wth some - ore 25 to 40 BOX 6C99 ENCOUNTERS WANTED Attractive while couple ,n our 30 s and 40 s. seeking a back couple or single female Must be clean and very discreet BOX 16123 UKE ME FOR ME... 35 yr old. 5.10' male seek- ing a big term relationship with someone who doesn't believe ,n playing games. BOX 16163 BEING TOGETHER Single white male. 33. 57'. 145 bs, good kxolrg, a pro- tessiorel. Seeking a single temale who can became my best friend, to spend time with. Like many flings: sports, rtfovies, resaurants. slung, etc. Single mons okay. BOK 16197 LONG TERM RELATION 32 yr did fit father. 5'10^, 170 bs and hazel eyes. Enjoy, mantas biung, off- mad-ing, lip, - tine with my kids and in the gym, cial irg, morin etc. Seeking a lerrele with somAar interests and is fiL BOK 11179 Mum Call 1-900-451-3709 $2.49 per min. CALL ME -...SOON! Very attractive mak, 61-, 175 los, tit. Seeking skm. young looking mak, under 30: for friendship and more. BOX 13719 BUSY STUDENT There are even more ads. See Sincerely Tours on the Internet at 10 NEW Ads: 34 yr old. gay white male GIVE ME A CALL. CALL ME 170 lbs, with brown eyes 20 yr old while Oshawa 27 yr old white female. and blonde hair Enjoy din- male. 62', brown hair and 5'8', blonde hair and brown ing out. sports. quiet nights dark blue eyes with football eyes. athletic. Looking for and dancing Seeking a player build Seeking an discreet encounters with gay white male, between honest person who does other of curious females. 30 and 36 Must be straight not play mind games 1 BOX 33010 acting BOX 16223 enjoy music. partying, and DISCREET ENCOUNTER SEEKING A FRIEND clubs BOX 13580 Curious wnte female :oC, Fd maa mid 30s 'eadmg SEEK COMPATIBILITY ng for an open minded a straight lifestyle. Seeking Seek a -,ale 18 25 war, couple for discreet after - a masculine male. 28 to enjoys sports. cards etc noon encounters For ,more 38. for a discreet relation- for an intimate and very information please call ship BOX 23836 discreet relationship BOX 33011 CALL ME! preferably white BOX EXPERIENCED OR NOT Married c-irious make 16013 B.,,:us :supe - 3C's. aeractwe. 5 8'. 14C 'los CAN WE MEET? Seeking attractive b,'emaie seeks other a -es 35 yea' -,o -2' '75 lbs for discreet intimate •ela- Discrehon and cleanliness male Looking for a dis- t.on Sh,p Race animper- a must. BOX 33734 creel relaborsn.p with mer tart BOX 33176 FOR MY BROTHER! or coucles during the Cay COUPLE SEEKING 2C r - rd -a e 5 'C' ,int Call and we II taut over ccf- OTHER brCwr pair and blue eyes. fee BOX 10f566 Sec..'e and attractive ceu- muscular build Looking for STARTING OVER AGAIN pie late 20 s Seeking other someone tine same age See--; 3 9 :' ;lay r -a a attractive Couples who are and desc,,pbon BOX •or a ,crg term-elatmonship open minded and adven- 34361 , a^ a 62'. 185 'b. 35 y• turous For more informal. NEW TO OSHAWA AREA aid. very straight orkrg hon please call' BOX v_ , -a o 2 : ., -.o and acting male BOX 33449 5'9' 160 its. look,rg -or 13083 LETS TALK another b' male. for --v ' rst MY FIRST TIME We a -e a r-.,. - tock rg or time Let's gel •oge-f'er G- oc ., ? -ale 26. !h,r ark nawed lei 'e -ale BOX '8616 6't'. '8C :los Seek -; 'or .intimate er'ccur:e,s BABY CUB' anomer Bi -ale n •^- Cleanliness a,+d discretion Sg,e ^ay -a a 23 5T Oshawa area BOX 15567 a, ust BOX 33478 Wow+ Hair and eyes I pike SOMEONE SPECIAL AN EXPLOSION... music. movies and clubs Pec--, seCa'a•-a J• ;,y. 24 :- :-C attacr-ed black (Once in awhile; Looking 57' ' S5,bs ight crown fema,e educated and W someone. 25 to 45 for haw. 37 average build. Dfi l Seek. , a pro a long term re,at-onsr-o considered good look:rg tessonal black -ale for No head games BOX Looking for b, or gay male erotic get iogethfirs BOX 18639 Oshawa area BOX 23744 13551 PM WAITING FUN LOVO4G LADY 28 yr o,c-•-.a,e 59'. 175 Seek'-, a "a' --e adver,. lbs, fit. Looking for another hilus good oo+irg man. 28 to 5C for trend- 1 '')male Tor jun. laughs a^d ship and good times BOX wtases BOX 20777 32993 NO COMMITMENT lbs. :,kes he outdoors, stock a, 'acing. and more Looking or someone .n ole 30 s to early 40 s BOX 33329 SECRET FUN 28 ,, c,C o, sexual male. 5.9' •nasculine ocking Seeking •her+. women or couples, to, discreet encounters BOX 33390 CALL US! Secure : ouc,e n ate 20"s, seeing another couple. where ^a ,s of or select b, For discreet evening encounters Ckiontness a must BOX 33490 CALL ME! 45 y, cid ^usky male. 5'117. Woking or another make. 50 plus BOX 34074 LOOKING FOR YOU! 24 yr old white straight act- ing male. 5'5'. 135 lbs. attractive with brown !naw and eyes Seeking a ma e. 18-24. fn me Osnawa area BOX 11162 CALL ME Attractive 5'8'. 150 Ib fit male with brown naw and eyes Seeking a male. 25 to 35, who is masculine. attractive and down to earth. BOX 33062 LETS GET GOING 34 year Old male. Ajax area. looking for other maks, I am 5'11'. 175 bs.. A this sounds interesting give me a cal. BOX 33163 FIRST TNEI Young Iookng married 40 yr old, Ns. 51'. 142 los, quiet and shy: seeking another marred Ns mak. Cleanliness and discretion a must. BOX 33338 DISCREET FipN34D6HIP Tal, clean, cute, boyish bolding 35 yr old mak. Looking for other maks for discreet encounters. Downtown Oshawa area. BOX 12907 LETS DO SOMETHING 18 yr old, straight acting male likes paying pool, hockey, sports. etc. Seeking someone the same age... BOX 20543 Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. ARE YOU DISCREET??? C,screet :cuo,e -C 2C s Swell :lean. Of curious write •emae over 25 for adult encounters Box 33988 FUN COUPLE Loo. ^ to, an exciting rieresr o Couple r 'new Let* 20's. Seeking woman or couple. 26 'c 33, slim and a ,acne Enjoys movies. dancing and the club scene Leave full description BOX 33774 NEW TO THE AREA A^acted -i vn4e tema,e. 29. attaacfive See,;rg an outgoing. mat -re wnfte 'emaill to, trendship, Doss" more Discretion and cleanliness a must BOX 33960 LEAVE ME A MESSAGE! 20 yr JW female. 130 lbs. 5'8' looking for someone the same age to trend - ship, possible relationship. I Idle sports and partying. BOX 24357 ATHLETIC FEMALE 18 yr old tamale. 5'10', 13C lbs. fit and adlletic. Looking fon someone who 6 the same agehefghl: and has the salve reemsts BOX 34360 FULL OF LIFE! Bf curious attractive blonde, 23, 5'4', easy gong and open minded. Looking for an attractive, clean, of or of curious female to share rty first time with. BOX 18683 I'LL CALL YOU! Bi female, 22, bonne and petite. Looking for other ternaks of any race. BOX 34083 ARE YOU UNIQUE? 24 yr did, educated 5T, 126 b pndkssional black female Seelig a black lemak who enjoys sensual firm relax- ation and fist BOX 15613 BI COUPLE White bi couple. in our 30's, looking for couples, females and select maks, for discreet evening encounters. All calls returned. BOX 21501 GIVE US A CALL Couple looking for some- one to fulfil a fantasie. Seeking a b female inter- ested in good conversa- tion, dinner and drinks. BOX 20786 FIRST TIMERS Young, attractive couple, seeking a bI female 18 to 35. Discretion expected and assured. BOX 33414 FIRST TIMER' S,r-,�e wr _t,cur•ous remade. 28 5 4' anractiw And easy going Lookrg ,or an attractive temade 'C Snare my fwst time. BOX 13512 FRIENDS/SPORTS M ART\ERti '11 LET'S HAVE FUN Yong wh. to z c -c.e r our 30 b. ,cokrg •o, an attrac- tive, protess,cnal a magi to have a fur. discreet rela- tionsho BOX '3197 PT PERRI "BRIDGE". Loc•ng -or sa^eone to play Bridge ' tme a week Port Pei area BOX 20532 AUTUMN FUN Large single maie wishes to meet with full figured females for daytime get togethers and chats. BOX 231.37 41=0 Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. JOYFULL TOES! 50 yr old. 6'. 190 Ib. divorced Born Again Christian mate seeking a Christian lady for trend - ship. I am a father of three. Lice cinema, walks, con- certs, music, outdoor sports. e1C. BOX 18493 FINE PFWT To pave your ad with a 9rve' attendant call I-80436tiy 1483. Tip oper- ators of Oshawa This Week reserve rip right to: edit at' ads ler content and assume no kabi4ry for ads or responses; reject or revise ads which are deemed inappro- priate: print ads -basad on space availabilftr Advanced Telecom Services. Inc. are the program operators and can be readied at 1-800- 928.5699 Mon -Fri Siam to Spm. You may also change or renew your ad by calling this number. Copyright 1997 ATS PAGE 29 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY. 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