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Pickering Advertiser VA- 32 No. 11 $1 SUNDAY, MARCH 23, 1997 Pressnin 44,000 36 Pages photo by A.J. Groen Rolling into spring The March school break and the official arrival of spring combined this week to spur rollerbladers Jesse Taylor (left) and Kyle Wyer to head out for an afternoon of travel. The pair took in the sights along the waterfront trail in Aiax. �Glaisdale P)MONTESSOW Schools 16 months - 6 yrs. Thm. Mm 27197 No dumping IMPROVEMENTS BY &9;0& Famiy Ounrd 8 OparaMd For Savko You Can True VISIT OUR SHOWROOM 2" stud" Stmt off Hanrood Ave.) 696-2445 Pickering waste processing plant rejected again BN- MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER PICKERIN(; -- Opponents of a proposal that %%ould bring more waste to the Brock West landfill site are celebrating after the plan was dealt vet another setback this week. Durham's planning department has recom- mended the Region turn down an applic,own from Eastern Power Developers Inc. 1,)r .:. cial plan amend- ment to allow it to build a new waste recycling/process- ing facility at Brock West dump. Its report goes to the Region's plan- ning committee j April 1. it P i c k e r i n g Council has already rejected a rezoning applica- tion for the facili- ty. Councillors -DAVE STEELE maintain it would People have lead to the impor- suffered enough tation of more — - - - garbage into Pickering after the Town spent about $1.7 million of taxpayers' money on the lawsuit which finally got the Brock West dump closed for good. EPD currently operates a methane gas power plant at Brock West. The company says its new facility would recycle much of the waste it Truck safe blitz shows `no noticeable improvements': OPP tY More than 360 trucks were"no noticeable improvements" in OPP Constable Cam Woolley says maintenance. while the blitz was "directed" at target - removed from road Officers from the Durham Regional ing unsafe trucks, officers had "no trou- Police, Metro Toronto Police, the ble" finding them at inspection stations BY SUSAN O'NEILL Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) and the set up along Highway 401 between Scar - Ministry of Transportation participated borough and the Ontario -Quebec border. DURHAM STAFF With over 360 unsafe trucks taken off in the 48-hour blitz which saw 55 per Of the 669 vehicles inspected, 503 cent of the trucks inspected taken out of charges were laid and 368 trucks were the highway in a two-day enforcement blitz held this week, police say there service. See BLITZ/page 3 .FREE GLUB1 Give the gift of Mobility and receive a free CLUB vehicle anti -theft device BONUS• • FREE leather ca seX(iELL .O • FREE car adapter co�u�e�r�cwroom Some terms and conditions apply. See store for details. Offer valid with this ad only at time of purchase. takes in and convert the rest to methane through an anaerobic digestion process, which involves the use of bacteria to digest the organic part of the waste. The gas would be used to fuel EPD's existing methane plant, with nothing, according to the company, having to go to landfill. In rejecting EPD's proposal, Durham plan- ning staff noted that: * The facility would be at a location designated 'major open space' to he linked to other open areas such as valleys and parks. * It's inconsistent with Pickering's recently - adopted Official Plan, which requires the reha- bilitation of the landfill site for community open space and/or recreational purposes. * Information on technical issues, financial risk and environmental impacts from the project is insufficient. * EPD has not yet provided the environmental impact study for the project requested by the planning department. * Metro Toronto (which owns the site) has said it will not lease the property for the facility See WASTE/page 4 INSIDE Tearful farewell - Stu- dents of a Pickering school bid farewell to their beloved principal who was killed in a crash. Page 13. . 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Economist tells Ajax, Pickering business group future is bright BY MARIANNE TAKACS S LV 1 RLI'Ok I Lk The 1990s have been a tough time for Canada economically but our past and current suffering will bring rewards over the coming years. So says John Johnston, senior econ- omist with RBC Dominion Securities in Toronto. The Pickering resident was guest speaker at the Ajax -Pickering Board of -Trade's 1997 Economic Out- look luncheon Thursday at the Regalis restaurant in Pickering. 'I-hc difficult tirnes have been the result of" restructuring in both the pub- lic and private sectors, Mr. Johnson told the assembled hoard members, and Canada has had a jobless recovery. But, he added. "a number of important changes have been made which are permanent and which are going to gen- cratc hcnefits." One major change has been the reduction of government expenditures (as a percentage of Gross Domestic Product) to levels which haven't been seen since the Korean War. Mr. John- ston noted the spending cuts made by governments in Canada have been pro- portionally greater than in the rest of the G-7 and Canada has made the greatest progress in cutting its deficit - - greater than Gcnnany. Japan and the U.S. This effccti-,c deficit fighting has made the country extremely attractive to offshore investors. As well. Mr. Johnson said a weak dollar and restructuring in the private sector have brought a dramatic improvement in Canada's trade posi- tion, with recent trade surpluses reach- ing record levels. photo by Ron P etroniro John Johnston of RBC Dominion Securities makes a point during his 1907 Economic Outlook address to the Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade. Business Investment has also been booming, with heavy Investment in machinery and equipment which hodes well for future economic performance. Another major change has been a dramatic decrease in inflation, with the Canadian rate below the American rate. Imrstors like low inflation and it appears the rate here will continue to he below that in the U.S. "There's no fear of inflation in Canada for the foreseeable future," noted Mr. Johnston, with one reason hcing the relatively high level of unem- ployment. Low interest rates which are accom- panying low inflation, he added, are also bringing a payoff in economic growth. There are two major challenges ahead which Canada must deal with if - the economic future is to remain hri(Tht. maintained Mr. Johnston. One is to keep interest rates and govern- ment deficits down to promote the kind of productivity growth that made the '60s such prosperous times for most Canadians. "Productivity growth is what gener- ates a high standard of living." he told the hoard members. 1%It. Johnston suggested the best route for the Bank of Canada to follow in the future will be to move interest rates up early and moderately in response to inflation so it will not have to move them up more later. The other challenge will he dealing with a Canadian dollar which is cur- rently "hugely undervalued" and likely to get stronger. RBC Dominion Securi- ties is forecastimt, the dollar will go up to 7`{ cents U.S. by the end of this vear and Kt) cents by the end of next. The good news is Mr. Johnston believes the increasingly less resource - dependent Canadian export sector has become less sensitive to currency fluc- tuations. As for unemployment. Mr. Johnston expects the rate in Canada will remain relatively high for awhile even as the economy grows because many people who had given up looking_ for work will return to the Joh market. But b,. 2(XX), he believes the rate will fall to the seven -per cent range. Environmental group hosts Clean and Green seminar Anvone interested in and Green' seminar to share through the main doors on non-partisan volunteer learning to control weeds practical and natural lawn the south side of the main organization facilitating and hugs on their lawns and and garden techniques from building and follow the discussion, education and gardens without affecting professional organic gar- signs.) There will be a raf- co-operation on emiron- drinking water or the earth deners. Ile for prizes such as an mental issues among indi- is invited to the "Thursday, The free meeting will organic spring fertilization viduals and groups in April 3 meeting of the begin at 7:30 p.m. in lecture treatment, and refreshments Durham Rcoion. • Computer Maintenance Durham Environmental hall C-113 at Durham Col- will be served. You're For more information Network (DEN). lege on Simcoe Street encouraged to 'lug -a -mug'. call Gail at 509-3156 or DEN is hosting a 'Clean North in Oshawa. (Enter DEN is a non-profit, Sue at 905-623-8814. Blitz on highway targets BLITZ/From page 1 removed from the highway, 65 of which were so bad they had to be towed. Const. Woolley says from the police perspective there was "no real change" in the "normal patterns" of violations. "There were no noticeable improvements," he says. "We saw all the usual problems." Countless charges were laid for wheel and brake violations, he says, while one of the worst infractions was a trailer from . Quebec loaded with 140,000 lbs. of steel -wire coils. Const. Woolley says the police received phone calls from motorists about the rig swaying back and forth over lane markings on the highway. The truck had axle and suspension problems and a cracked frame, he says. Income Tax Preparation © Qualified, Experienced Accountant 12 Dependable and Friendly © Small Business Welcome © EFILE Fast Tax Refunds unsafe figs The driver was charged $375 and the company faces a fine of up to $20,000. 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VO K (1mb0i l J�pWIL 6 IO mitiOD OD ddva* 6111Lti�it-.�' ,nom BRUIR 685110, f PAGE 4 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 23, 1997 Waste not wanted: D «ASTE/From page 1 unless Pickering consents to having it there, and Pickerine has not con- sented. * The settlement agreement of the lawsuit launched by Pickering ai,,ainst Metro in 1994 for the closure of Brock Vb'cst requires Metro to cease receiving or disposing of waste at the site. * The proposal does not fit into Re6on waste management plans, since EPD has said it will handle Durham waste and Durham already has existing waste haulage and dis- posal contracts with private compa- Education forum Wednesday vies for the next three to five years. Dave Steele, chairman of Picker- ing -Ajax Citizens Together (PACT) for the Environment, which has opposed the EPD proposal from the start, is pleased with the staff recom- mendation. "The people in that area have suf- fered enough, so the minutes of the (lawsuit) agreement should be adhered to. Brock West is not open for negotiation." EPD vice-president Gregory Vogt says he's surprised the report was issued before his company was able to complete and hand over the traffic and environmental studies it was -- asked to provide and for which no deadline was set. "We're trying to co-ordinate with them and they're saying there's no point, we're going to refuse you." Mr. Vogt says the Region has been sloth In providing the information needed to prepare the studies and estimates it will be another 60 days before the documents are finished. He says it's "inappropriate" for the issue to go back to the committee before the studies can he turned in. He plans to appear before the com- mittee to explain EPD's position. P REPAIRS (t hr.) 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The accident occurred around 4:30 p.m. when a two -axle straight truck rear-ended a minivan as it was attempting to turn into the complex parking area. says Durham Regional Police Constable Julia Whittaker. Neither the truck driver nor the woman and children in the van were seriously injured. The truck driver was charged with careless driving. Mrs. Goodfellow hopes her close call will serve as a warn- ing to all motorists who drive fast on Bayly Street in front of her and others' homes. She notes her children would have been the ones in the path of the van if the accident had har pened at the same ti 11-- ihC A resident of this Bayly Street townhouse was on her waN out the front door when a minivan came; crashing cher the lawn into the air condition- in- unit. Carole Goodfellow says her family 'could get annihilated' h� motorists travelling at high speeds alone Bavly. before. "It's just so dangerous on Bayly Street. It's a 60 -kilometre zone and people go IW. They think it's (Hwy.) 40I. She urges motorists to remember there arc homes on the road. "I just want people to see how dangerous it is, to he a little more cautious because there are people living on this street." Mrs. Goodfellow also hopes the Town of Pickering and Durham Region (which is responsible for Bayly) take notice of the accident and finally give some considera- tion to lowering the speed limit on the road. She's made the request before, but her efforts have been in vain. "My family can get annihilated living here and nobody seems to care." • ti i lit - F & DRUG WAREHOUSE 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU IN PICKERIN '1 1ble t. 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Dr. Steven Nadel, RD.& Former Editor of the newsletter for dentists, THE DENTALETTER CALL NOW 683=1432 ® 172 Harwood Ave. South, Suite 101, Ajax PAGE 6 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 23, 1997 d*torials • A jux-Pickeri ng 1 News Advertiser aetters A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday PHONE: 083-5110 FAX: 683-7363 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 Publisher: Tim Whittaker roll from roads You may feel a little more shaken these days after a drive in \our car. Your .chicle may seem a little less stable on the road. You're not hallucinatinc_. Fluctuating* winter temperatures and tighter hud- octs have combined to make this a banner vear for potholes in municipalities across Durham Region. Cumulativelv, municipalities and Durham's Re,-,ional ;_,o.crnment face repair bills %%hich top millions of taxpayer dollars. For its part. Durham Rcgion is spending about S 1 I million this \ear to repair, resurface and con- struct roads for which it is responsible. I`lunicipaIItICs from Picker Ink—, to Bo.%manville have likewise set aside proportionate amounts for their Communities. Yet, even in this time of austerit. roads remain the most critical links to keep our little corner of the world in working, order. These roads. in all of their various states of' repair. arc the vital arteries which circulate economic lifeblood throughout Durharn. They carr\ people to JohN, products to Ntores, parts to nianufacturcrN and consumer,, to market. As such, we must ensure that the guardian,, of our tax dollars - in municipal and regional wards, pro\ incial and federal ridin(,s - acknow led,,c the importance of a solid roads network to keep traffic flow in g. Otic potential opportunit} which lies ahead is the extension of the Canada -Ontario Infrastructure Works prouram introdu�.:cd h\ the federal Liberals in the first year of their current term. Roads protects right here in Durham Region - w ith money matched h\ the provincial and federal governments - can he put from hack burner to front burner if the program is extended. And it's important to point out that an ounce of prevention (it costs 550,000 per kilometre to resur- face a road, versus S300,000 to 5500,000 per kilo- metre for reconstruction) is certainly worth the proverbial pound of cure. Let your representatives know how important good roads are to all of us. Good roads are good for business. r To respond to this editorial call Infiosource at nfosource 683-7040 and dial 5104 41ax-Pickering News Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Metroland Comniunity Newspaper published Tuesday. Wednesday, Friday. Sunday 130 Commercial Ave.. Ajax. Ont. L IS 2H5 v Letters to the editor MP's tenacity, perseverance admirable 7i► the editor: :liter reading tih.,_shi Bhatia's virulent cnucism of MP Dan McTeague in the, Feb. 26 Ncws Advertiser. I could not let her comments go unchallenged. While I will leave it to Mr. Mc league to address the factual errors contained in her letter, would like to respomd to Ms. Bhatia's unwarranted attack on his character. To claim that Mr. \1Cleague's outspo- kenness is nothing but a "charade" could not be further from the truth. No one would devote the energy and oh.ious passion that Mr. McTeague has for his job if they did not truly tx Iicvc in what they were doing. Mr. McTeague could have easily cho- sen to he an obedient and quiet Member of Parliament and bided his time until rewarded for his unwavering support of the government. Instead, Mr. McTeague has never hesitated to voice his opinion or back up words with action if he feels the government's policies are not in the best interests of the constituents, or the major- ity of Canadians for that matter. Although I have not always agreed with Mr. McTeague's views, I admire his tenacity and perseverance and am glad JOANNE: BURGHARDT. Editor -in -Chief STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD. 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 CHERYL, HAINES. Assistant Production Manager LILLIAN HOOK, Administration Manager that a person of his calibre is representing me in Ottawa. Marion Pitz., Pickering No token women in Reform Party To the editor: The Reknit Pam is unambiguously and vehemently oppt►sed to the prime ministers circumvention of the nomina- tion process. All successful Reform Party candidates have legitimately won their position on the next federal ballot. There are no token_ women anywhere in the Reform Party — not in the back room, not seeking nominations, not seeking election, and certainly not in the House of Commons. This is yet another blatant example of how desperately out of touch the prime minister is with the Canadian people. Voters have had it with special interest groups, special status, and special consid- eration for the chosen few. Patronage makes Mr. Chrdtien and his less -than - honorable recipients look pathetic. Gazing into my crystal ball It's the time of year where I'm sup- posed to write about the Boston Red Sox having a great season, winning the World Series and restoring order in the universe. But my boss doesn't believe they will (Oh, ye of little faith), so here are some other tidbits. The long; campaign: Here's a rea- son to criticize the provincial govem- ment: In an admiral attempt to cut down on the amount of paperwork municipal election candidates have to deal with, the Province has made some changes. One allows candidates to file a combined registration and nomina- tion form beginning March 31. Once a candidate has tiled this form, thev can start campaigning — raising money, knocking on do ors, and l(x)king tor y our support. That means eight months of campaigning. I bet you can't wait. D> ja vu all over again: Here's my municipal election prediction: Every candidate will say "Vl'e need to attract more industry, more high-tech jobs, to our community to give our young peo- ple a chance at a decent future.' Trust me, every municipal candidate in every community in Ontario will make this statement. When you hear a candidate sav this, do me a favor and ask where these high-tech jobs will come from. Jobs, jobs, jobs: Was KIIrI Campbell right when she made a com- ment in the last federal election cam- paign about unemployment remaining high for years? Three -and -a -half years later and unemployment is still hover- ing around 10 per cent. Now, Progressive Conservative leader Jean Charest releases his party's election platform which, he says, will create one million jobs. Problem is about 2(X),000 people enter the work- force every year. You do the math — five-year term multiplied by 200,000 equals one million jobs. Where does that leave the unemployment rate'? Finally: Boston will win the World Series about the same year the Leafs win the Stanley Cup. Keith Gilligan is a regular contributor to Marinee Stern, our column rotation. To respond to this Pickering column call Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5108. TO REACH US General: 683-5110 Classified: 683-0707 Distribution: 683-51 10 Admin/Classified Fax: 683-7363 Composing Fax: 579-9273 E-mail: newsroom C'durhamnews.net The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & 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 Mtp /lwww durhamncws.net�1 �1 �J *� A C. c.R,..w,.• e, THE !YEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 23, 1997 -PAGE 7 REAK a a V .■ W Fe 0 YOU DESERVE A BREAK RIGHT HERE - ONE WEEK ONLY! 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Meeting to discuss formation of Pickering Historical Society Tuesday PICKERING -- An open is held from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Tuesday, March 25. meeting to discuss the formation auditorium of the Pickering Cen- Call 839-1221 (Tom Mohr) or of a Pickering Historical Society tral Library, One The Esplanade 931-3811 (John Sabean). ivF.snw�r Frah Cd Malts At IH li, Whole or Sicced Aaleada's 0 -mm Slack Forest Ham $ 99 lb. %Meada's Owm Famm Ham Kobassa $ 99 lb. X5169 �t!j? Beef m. � or Chef Style Prune Rib Roasts 99 lb. 11%$3 Crown Roast of Pork $3 69 lb. r Smoked Ham Steaks $4 as Xlb?NM ah r` ..wecufa,c,�,s�� Smokies SAVE $ 89 lb. m. W $19 WWCWQO 11111111111le 11 Jad"W191 r111111110 Sm" & ftuft Oka $ MI&S: 99 m. F*I** Ud or vel 16. $ C"W"en$ $ 4 71! Yjftw 91b. lowb b9.i9 1714 i3.11�.Ol nae Meats YX x �piffilre Tuseft afv �etr.r.�.1► o- . 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No adjustments to existing Layaways or previous purchases_ GET TRIPLE YOUR KoKASH ON MONDAY AND TUESDAYe.. Spend it throughout the store on Wednesday! WERYTHING WE DO IS BUILT AROUND YOU! • PAGE 10 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 23, 1997 Durham police need public's help to solve Pickering theft of 35 VCRs Bl" SGT. KE \'IN SI-ANFY DURHAM CRl,tl: STOPPERS PICKERING -- Durham Region- al Police and Crone Steppers are lookin,o for the community's help in solving a break and enter in Picker- ing in Januarn. Between 6 p.m. Jan. 27 and 9 a.m. Jan. 28, a burglar entered Philips fac- tory outlet at 1755 Pickering Park- way by prying open the door at the rear of the store. Once inside, the suspect damaged some electronic equipment and stole cash from the office and 35 black Philips four -hemi hi-fi VCRs and one home stereo system from the busi- ness. Investigators believe the stolen goods were loaded into a waiting vehicle. 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 tes- tify in court. If you have any information about this crime, call Durham Regional Crime Stoppers at 436-8477 or I- 800 -222 -TIPS. -800-222-TIPS. Crime Stoppers does not use call display. D 'J ❑ Sergeant Kevin Slancy is the police co-ordinator for the Durham Regional Crime Stoppers program and submits this article in the interest of solving crime. A citizen hoard -administers the Crime Stoppers program and the reward money is raised through tax- deductible donations which may be sent to Durham Regional Crime Stoppers P.O. Box 54, Oshawa, Ont. I_IH 7K8. BILL 104 WILL CHANGE THE FACE OF PUBLIC EDUCATION _111;i:A11 4 &*� 0 remove local control of your school's programs and services facilitate outsourcing of custodial, maintenance, secretarial, educational assistants, and other support staff facilitate replacement of teacher4lbrarians, teacher counsellors, and school administrators by non -teachers transfer constitutional rights from democratically elected trustees to government appointed committees N change public education into a profit -driven business IF YOU CARE ABOUT THIS URGE YOUR AREA MPP TO SAY NO! TO BILL 104 Jim Flaherty (Durham Centre) 114 Dundas St. E., suite 101 Whitby, Ont. (905) 430-1141 Janet Ecker (Durham West) 1350 Kingston Road, Suite 213 Pickoiring(905) 420-08" 0829 Stop the government from jestroyingOntario's Julia Munro, (Durham -York) 13 Fletcher Blvd. Unit 13 Ballanttrae Plaza Stouff'fville, Ont. (9055) 640-3865 John O'Toole (Durham East) 75 King St. E. Bowrnanvillo, Ont. 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Unique opportunity to See inside one of the world's largest nuclear power plant5l Fun! Free! Educational! Wed love to Show you around! Registration required - book by A0125! call 905.839.1151 e4.4111 or fax 905.837.7305 for a registration form or pick one up at the Pickering Nuclear Information Centre located At 1675 Montgomery Park Road (Brock 5. to Montgomery Park, right and follow eigna). pnd.openhouse@hydro.on.ca 401 Sandy i Beach Rd. I MOntgOusery f Brock Road • Pickering Nudear Information (entre Q. Ontario Hydro • in -plant tours - see the control room, used fuel bay, turbine hall and more • Try out safety equipment n•t • High-tech displays and exhibits about Nf'hetl the planw5afety/environment Kas Talbst • 5ee your neighbours at work Statism Nassar • Fun activities for kids and adults Wed love to Show you around! Registration required - book by A0125! call 905.839.1151 e4.4111 or fax 905.837.7305 for a registration form or pick one up at the Pickering Nuclear Information Centre located At 1675 Montgomery Park Road (Brock 5. to Montgomery Park, right and follow eigna). pnd.openhouse@hydro.on.ca 401 Sandy i Beach Rd. I MOntgOusery f Brock Road • Pickering Nudear Information (entre Q. Ontario Hydro THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 23.1997 -PAGE 11 "ril Af ki to accept Visa and MasterCard INC:] � 41* s OEB. a subsidiary of Prop igo Inc.. announces that its stores* will he offering an additional service to their customers by accepting. Visa and :MasterCard, effecti\,e Sunday, March 23, 1997. We want to offer our customers the same choices then have in other types of stores said Svl,ie Lorrain. Provigo's executive ,ice -president. "The vast majority of customers will probably continue paying cash or using their bank debit cards. But when it is con, enient for them, they will now also be able to use credit cards like they do in other stores:' Credit cards can already be used to buy food items in drugstores, discount stores and warehouse stores. LCBO outlets also accept credit cards. In the U.S., over 14,000 stores belonging to the major *Service offered at participating stores grocery chains talo credit cards. as do several large chains in other Canadian pro,inces. The great advanta_e of using Visa and Nla.terCard is that consumers pav no interest if then pas their balance in full before the due date. which enables them to better plan their budgets:' said Jim Robertson. senior�i.:e-president. operations at LOEB. He also mentioned another ad, anta_e for customers: the, %%ill be able to use their grocery purchases to accumulate points in lovalt, programs offered b, Visa and MasterCard (travel miles, for example). Nis. Lorrain added that with the groN ing number of "ready -to -eat" dishes, it is particularly important for food stores to provide consumers with the same convenient payment options as they have in restaurants. LOEB PAGE 12 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 23,1997 Frenchman's Bay focus of information meeting Environmental status of bay on agenda at April 8 evening meeting PICKERING -- An information evening on the environmental status of Frenchman's Bay is being offered Tuesday, April R from 7 to 9 p.m. at the West Shore Community Centre on the south side of Bavly Street east of West Shore Boulevard. rk pdtK . �faryi,rel Hmpftl Io•edatinn Frenchman's Bay is one of the largest coastal marshes on the north shore of Lake Ontario and wetlands are one of the most important habi- tats found along the shoreline. People who attend the event will learn about the fish and wildlife found in the bay, efforts to improve the bay and how, they can actively participate in monitoring wildlife and improving habitat. There will be a slide show on the unique wildlife of Frenchman's Bay. lots of information about wildlife and conservation, instructions on building a home for common terns, and information on how individuals can help by monitoring amphibians from their own back yards. The session is being sponsored by the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority, the Town of Pickering, Durham Region, Environ- ment Canada, the Province of Ontario, Frenchman's Bay Watch and the Frenchman's Bay Yacht Club. For more information call MTRCA co-ordinator of coastal ecology Gord MacPherson at 416- 661-6600, ext. 2.16. 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"She was warm, even when the sun wasn't shining," a St. Anthony Daniel Catholic School student carrying a paper sun explained at a memorial service for Susan McKenna, a Whitby resident who started her 27 -and -a -half year career in the local separate school system in Ajax. Another student held a paper wreath of spring flowers to "remind us of how fresh and alive Ms. McKenna was." A girl carried a pot of tulips "because Ms. McKenna loved plants... During spring, nature is reborn, just like Ms. McKenna is reborn with God." SUSAN 1IcKENi\A 'Warm* woman 'reborn with God' May God reward you for all the good that you did." one student prayed, while others remembered the educa- tor as "magnificent "busy as a kangaroo "remarkable" and "a good singer". The service was attended by Ms. McKen- na's children -- Jennifer. 24, and Stephen, 2I -- her parents and other family members. Each was given a lit candle by a student at the end of the service. Dozens of parents also attended the memo- rial, where many pupils, teachers and other Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board staff broke down in tears. Grief counsellors have been at the school all week. helping students return- ing from March Break cope with the death of their principal. Ms. McKenna, 50, was killed March 13 on Hwy. 401 in North York just before K p.m. when the Camaro she was a passenger in swerved to avoid a collision and lost control. The vehicle crossed three lanes of traffic before crashing into the guard rail on the south side of the westbound express lanes near Allen Road. A piece of the guardrail broke through the Camaro's rear wind- shield, striking Ms. McKenna when the car was forced into the bar- rier. According to Ontario Provincial Police, the accident was caused by motorists in a Mcrcun Topaz and an A.M.C. Renault who were dri- ving erratically. An Etobicoke man has been charged with criminal negligence and dangerous driving caus- ing death. Police sa% the driver of the Mercury Topaz fled the scene. Before being named principal of St. Anthony Daniel, Mrs. McKenna held that position at Immaculate Conception Catholic Elementary School in Port Perry. She taught at a num- _hoard of trade velconn.lng new br akfast members at e Have :,� you considered joining tions to the Ajax -Pickering Board the Ajax -Pickering Board of of Trade and explain the benefits Trade? of membership. It's a great oppor- The board is holding a New tunity for businesses and individu- Membership Breakfast on Wednes- als to ask questions about what the day, March 26 at 7:30 a.m. It will board does and how it can help be held at the board office at 1099 businesses, large and small. Kingston Rd., suite 224, Pickering, Anyone interested in attending and admission is free. the breakfast or joining the board New membership breakfasts are may contact the board office at ,designed to introduce organiza- 837-6638 for more information. ber of other schools dur- ing her career with the separate board. includ- ing St. Paul Catholic School in Whitbv, Father Joseph Venini, St. Christopher, J. S. Kennedy, John XXIII, all in Oshawa, in Lin- coln County and St. Bernadette in Ajax. Mrs. McKenna also taught several years as regional resource teacher for yisually- impaired students at Catholic schools throughout Durham. A funeral was held Monday and a memorial mass will he held Mon- day. April 7 at T30 p.m. at St. Isaac Jogues Catholic Church in Pick- ering. THE NEWS AI)VF.R,rISF:R SIiNDAY, MARCH 23, 1997 - PAGE 13 photo by Ron Pietronirc St. Anthony Daniel Catholic School student Kr stvn Pooransineh lights a candle at a Friday memorial service for principal Susan McKenna. 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For more intor- Championship Cat Show at the Pickering pets entered in the competitions, which mation and an entry form, call 905 -723 - Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm start at 10 a.m. Saturday and 9 a.m. Sun- 7410. il Find us online at www.durhamnews.net A welcome addition to every new home: REATHING ROOM. The 90 DAY NO PAY MORTGAGE. Visit any branch or Anyone buying a home can use a little breathing room. That's Call 1-800-248-2500 why we're offering the 90 Day No Pay Mortgage* That means No www.canadatrust.com Interest and No Payments for 90 days. This frees up money for things you could use once you move in. Any ideas come to mind? You do the living. We'll do the math. = CanadaTrust Some restrictions and conditions apply. Please ask us for details. � 4. zil - tO PAGE 16 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER St1NDAV. MARCH 23, 1"7 photo by A.J. Groen Breakfast with the Easter Bunny Youn,,sters such as Andre" Martin cost is SS per person. The Easter can have breakfast with the Faster Bunny will get some help keeping Bunny at the Sw iss Chalet in Ajax children happy from Wishbone on Saturday, March 22 and help the Chicken. The Ajax Swiss Chalet is Durham Branch of the St. John in the Baywood Centre at the cor- Ambulance. There are sittings at ner of Bayle Street and Monarch 5:30 a.m. and 10.30 a.m. and the Avenue. BATH FITTER Will install a new acrylic bathtub of seamless wall right over your old one. (includes stalls) •=just 2 hours • A perfect made to measure fit every time • Easy to clean and will not stain • Call now for info & FREE in-home estimate Korean War vets, kin sought for reunion weekend Canadian veterans of the Korean War, their next of kin and families of soldiers killed in the war are being sought as the Korea Veterans Associa- tion prepares to build a memorial wall. The national memorial, a 200 -foot Wall of Remem- brance, will he built in Mcad- owvale Cemetery in Bramp- ton to honor the 516 Canadi- ans who died in the war. The memorial will he unveiled July 27 during a special reunion weekend being hosted by Units 57 and 23 of the association with help from the City of Brampton. All Korean V4'- v,ts th are asked to register by phone at 1-888-381-BRAMPTON, by mail by writing to the Korea Veterans Association of Canada, 6-295 Queen St. E., P.O. Box 286 Brampton, Ont. LOW 4S6, by fax to 905-87�3- 2070. or by e-mail to den- nisCOcity.brampton.on.ca. The association is also looking for $400)0 more in donations to help pay for the $3(X),000 memorial. Donors will get a tax receipt and their names in a book of remem- brance. Cheques payable to the Korea Veterans Wall of Remembrance should be sent to the association's Brampton dd — to promote your Product ""or service to the 50 plus market, We Is the show for You! APRIL 22'x& 23" METRO TORONTO CONVENTION CENTRE Show Features Include: • Big band King - Mart Kenney • Virtual Reality Exhibit • Seminars by Brian Costello • Retirement Community Area • Healthy Living Showcase • Cooking Demonstrations For EAiW w Sp urs* iris, co"brapess hews (9051815-0011 or 1-800-381-1682 c .. c tr next of kin and families of For more information, call Please recycle me! Soldiers killed in the conflict 905-.359-6257. Y Youth focus of race relations forum PICKERING -- Youth and how race issues affect their lives is the focus of the Pickering Advi- sory Committee on Race Relations and Equity's second annual Race Rela- tions Forum in Pick- ering Wednesday. The forum is slat- ed for the Council chamber at the Pick- ering Civic Com- plex, One The Esplanade, at 7 p.m. The evening will `consist of dramatic, musical and visual arts presentations. The keynote speaker is Ontario Riding MP Dan McTeague. For more infor- mation, call 420- ,.4620. ADVERTISItiG FEATURE Sylvan Learning Centre helps young people make the grade Today's young people have many challenges facing them. So they don't need to experience the problems asso- ciated with their school work. Sylvan Learning Centres is a network of neighbour- hood education centres offer- ing supplemental education services to students who want to do better in reading, math, writing, algebra and study skills. Sylvan has been provid- ing quality educational ser- vices for more than 27 years and operates 600 franchised and company owned educa- tion centres in the U.S., Canada and Asia. Sylvan sold its first fran- chise in 1985 and now has 51 centres across the country, including the Whitby location at the Kencialwood Plaza and the Pickering location at 981 Brock Rd. S. Programmes are avail- able for students from Kindergarten to OAC. Children attend two -one hour sessions per week. There's a conference with the parents every 12 hours to dis- cuss the child's progress. The centre also works closely with your child's teacher to see how their programme is improving his or her school performance. Instructors, who are cer- tified teachers, work with no more than three students at a time so that children are guar- anteed personal attention. Also, each Sylvan centre employs a qualified teacher as director of education. For more information about the cent -e call Pickering at (905) 839-9631 or Whitby at (905) 4119-1818. �min, o FORD here t a CARE Icy ontln photo by Jason 'Liebregts Another government cutback Local federal Liberal MP Dan McTeague gets hitt ering. The event raised $1,100 for the Canadi hair trimmed by Angie Baglieri and Victor Fragnel- Cancer Society. Hair stylists volunteered their sc li at the second annual Cut-A-Thon for Cancer vices and businesses donated prizes for the occ Research held Sunday by VA Hair Design in Pick- Sion. Enjoy evening i entertainment Annual general pool Rd. S., Pickering. Events for the evening include a meeting of ar-tc musical interlude' from 7 to 7:30 council The PineRidge Arts extending an invitation attend its annual gener Wednesday, April 9 at 7 Waterfront Bistro & Bar, p.m., a presentation by guest speaker Bev Boyle of Community Arts Ontario at 7:30 p.m., followed by the council's business meeting, reports, elections and a round -table network- ing opportunity. The social part of the evening begins at 8:30 p.m. with displays of paintings, sculpture and crafts: musi- cal entertainment by members of the council: and refreshments from the bar. The council welcomes new mem- hers. Anvone interested in artistic and cultural activities who can give a couple of hours of their time a month is welcome to loin. For more information call Janice Ellis at 420-19.19 or Lynn Winter - stein at 420-4620. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 23, 1997 - PAGE 17 PICKERING » A 'Safety Day' will be field Saturday, April 12 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Picker- ° jng Recreation Complex. The event will include displays and presentations on issues such as road safe- ty, train safety, tractor trail- ers and learning not to burn; provided by police, the fire I n Pickering department and others. It's being sponsored by the Ajax -Pickering Chapter of the One Parent Families Association of Canada. The price of admission is a non- perishable food item The recreation complex is at 1867 Valley Farm Rd. For more information, call Debbie at 665-1170. .wing Rm ��[j•!i.)1 Uining Room R PAGE 18 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 23. 1997 FREEPACK OF 50 PLASTIC BAGS FOR SOILED DIAPERS WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY SIZE PACK OF PAMPERS HEAD & SHOULDERS DANDRUFF S"No ra<eiod� 350 m) Limit 6 Please 3" HERBAL ;. 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ORANGE JUICE �T 1.89 litre p 'j' 100% Pine Pressed APPLE N JUICE _-:: 1.89 Litre Also Available: Tropicana Kiwi Passion Tropics Peach Mango 1.89 Litre straw Banana BETTY CROCKER POP SECRET MICROWAVE POPCORN 3 PACK9 UAVT 1 PLEASE EXPIRES MARCH 31/97 COUPON 876267446 ME Ewv Ww 170 gram ASSORTED I P— "M PLEASE EXPIRES MARCH 31/97 N #176267159 HONEY NUT CHEERIOS` 525 gram F im1 .., _ ES MAR 31 /97 comm #76267475 #26267462 PAGE 20 -THE NENN'S ADVERTISER SUNDAY. MARCH 23, 1947 Name Dropping in Ajax and Pickering„,.,,`,bykeftbgWgan 50th Anniversary Long-time .Ajax residents j - - -- Helen and Wallace 'Curly Wiles celebrated their- anni%ersarx on March 21. Wishing them all the hest and hopes for many more were their children and eight grandchildren. The couple married at the Whitby Unit- e ed Church, and on March 22. renewed their vows durlb __ - ing a celebration at the Ro,al Canadian Legion in Ajax. Birthdays Happ} birthday w!,hcs to the - --- James kids. � Tyler turned 10 `r on March 14. little ho-, has become our ., big hoy. ' Love � from Mom and �.,�. Dad. "Our little 4. girl” Nikki cclehratcJ h r third hirth da, on March lh. "ti'ou'rc a funm Nunn-, honcv.' Love from Mommy and Daddc. Birthday 52nd Little beauty Brianne Anniversary turns six on - Ntanh 25 Mommv, The family of Mari - D a d d yon and Albert Nick' and ,`1 A. McCleary want to "wish }ou _ extend love and a happy warmest wishes as the, s i x t h I celebrate their 52nd birthday I anniversary on March and hope 24. A family gathering you have is planned. a great time in Colorado Springs. i B ' thda Birthday Future dentis; Elise Grange turns six on March 23. Wishing her a Birthday Happy fourtha birthday to NASCAR racing fan Clayton Johns on March 26. Lots of" love and kisses from NIommy, Daddy, Gram - ma, Granpa, Nana, Papa and cousins Kelsav, Ashley, Shannon, Chad, Brandon and Kyle. Birthday Happy loth hirthda% wishes went out to Beck} Dup-~ford j on 'March 21. "Hope you had _ fun at _your pool parte. Lots of love from Mom, Dad, Cindy and I�rdly " Birthday Cute little Alicia Baker - Bath turned one on :March 20 with best wishes j from Mommy, Nanni, Grand- pa and all her aunts, uncles and Wcousins., "c love you.' it y "Our Cassidy" turned four on March 20. Happy birthdays . and lots of loxe from Mommy, Daddy, Kaitlin, Ama, Papa, Nana, Grandes, Uncle Rodnev, Auntie Katherine, Uncle Ross, Auntie Andrea. Geek. %Vee and Grandma Wood happy — birthday Birthday with love are Mom, "Our little man" Anthony Dad. sls Schembri turned fix c on.. Ler Ashleenand family. March 22. Happy birthday wishes, hugs and kisses from $il'thdQ Mommy, Daddy and sister -y Milena..We love you buddy." Brandon _ _ W i 1 d f o n g w Birthday turns six on March 27. Shawn Ford turns six on -You are the March 23 and he'll celebrate light of our j with new brother Kyle and pals. life Brandon, and Mommy Happy birthday wishes from �, f and Daddy love you very i Mommy, Daddy, Kyle, Nanny much." and Poppy. "We love you" Birthdays Happy hirthday wishes went out to sisters Samantha. who was live on c March K, and Jessica, who - turned two on March 12. Love and kisses from Nana, Papa, Mommy, D-addv, Shadow and B.F. Birthday "Special little--'® girl- Kayla Dawn Lyons �%as christened on March 2. Wishima - her all the hest are parents Heather and David Lyons. godparents Tammy Jones and David LaPointe. who love her very much . Birthday A cutie with a big smile is six. March 21 was the big day for ."our special girl- j Kristie O'Brien,,. who celchrated with a howling party and a Cin- derella cake. -Hope you had a great time on your birthday. hats of love, hugs and kiss- es from Mommy, Daddy and sister Katie... Birthday -Our sweet little angel" t M a d e l i n e turned one on March 16. "Theme Past year went' by so fast and in that time Madeline gave us man} treasured moments and sit much love. Happy first birthday honey from Mommy. Daddv, Colin and Declan." 50th Birthday A poem for Cherry Sevigny, who turned 50 on March 13: "Sound the alarm and ring the bell Have we got something good to tell This girl can really take a joke And here's our chance to give a poke Getting old can be quite scary Turning 50 first, is Cherry." Happy 50th from the PVBBs. Birthday A a r o n Wheatlev turned 10 on March 19 with happy birth- day wishes and lots of love front Mom, Dad, brother Brandon and sister Amanda. Birthday Christopher Chappell turned nine on March 21. Mom, Dad and sister Kai - ley wished their special guy a happy birthday. Family and friends helped him celebrate with two parties. Birthday 1latthew Manlev turned 12 on March 21 and celebrated with family and friends. Matthew enjoyed himself with Mom and Dad at a Rap- tors' game. Love always from Moin and Dad. !�1atthcxv's Grandpa Legere turned 60 on March K. "Happy 00th Grand- pa. Love Matthew. - 40th Anniversary If you see Enid -- and George Bourner around _ town on March 23. congratulate there on their 40th anniversary. "Happy anniver- sary Mom and , Dad. Here's to -i new beginnings. -+ All our love { David, Alison, Tim and Jodi." va RO* i0 � a 1794 Liverpool Road Pickering 831-5431 THIS WEEK'i CAKE WINNERS ARE: 1. Kristie O'Brien 2. Elise Grange 3. Andnony Schembri inner, may go direaly to Baskin Robbins to receive their FREE. cake (Please pro%ide AkntifKrtion) PRIZE VALID UNTIL SAT., March 29.1997 Special occasion ? If a loved one is celebrating a birthday, anniversary, graduation or other milestone, let the world know in Name Dropping. Write to Keith Gilligan, News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario US 2H5. Enclose a photo if you'd like. Be sure to include your name and day -time phone number where we can reach you. News Advertiser THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 23,19W - PAGE 21 Around Durham Reenbon Iwo usnawa schools w BY CHRISTY CHASE DURHAM STAFF OSHAWA -- Improvements to two Oshawa schools were shot down by Durham Board of Education trustees in last-minute budget deliberations Wednes- day night. Trustees vetoed the addition of a $1.5 - million general purpose room or gymnasi- um at South Simcoe Public School and tor- pedoed $400.000 in rci—imatwt- rpt Central Collegiate Wcsl V,. Sec ondary School). Oshawa trustee Mike Nicholson tried in vain to have the projects approved, telling trustees the board has made promises to the schools in the past. He said the board agreed several years ago to build one gymnasium a year for schools without them. Several were built but none in the last two years due to finan- cial constraints. South Sirrmcoe , urrcnt1v hcuvls the li,,t ,f ' :r h: r l ithout Photo by Jason Liebregts Pingals p Charles Hinkson (left) and Mike Colly- Bayly St. W., Ajax, arranged special more play ping pong during an afternoon events for youth ages 13 to 19 during the at The Youth Centre. The centre, 360 two-week March break. Don't get i mprovements Oshawa's Cedardale and Harmony Road schools are also without gyms. "It's a shame," said Pat Coles, who has two children at South Simcoe, after Mr. Nicholson's efforts were scotched by fel- low trustees. "It's a real shame. It's a disap- pointment but we're still going to fight." Mrs. Coles attended South Simcoe, as did her mother before her. Mr. Nicholson said the com- mitment of the hoard to provide 'hese rooms has to be met. He .uggested the board could work A ith the City of Oshawa to pro- . ide the gym and recommended lchenturing the project or using . eserve funds. "Th,— City of Oshawa is will- Mto work with us but we have he willing to commit to this," `i said. He added that when the hoard :lased Central Collegiate and Vanier to operate them as one _omposite school in the Vanier building named Central Collegiate West). trustees ommitted themselves to three phases of X2.2 million in renovations to make the dormer technical school suitable for a ,en- eral secondary facility. This includes enlarging classrooms, the library and sci- cnce labs and adding arts and theatre arts of renovations was approved in 1995: the other two phases were to be considered later. We had agreed Scug She adde desperate al,"I"A MIKE NICHOLSON Say s board made: promise rooms. But Whitby trustee Patty Bowman said no such promises were made regarding Central West. She said only the first phase not made any commitment," og trustee Bobbie Drew. d Port Perry High School is in need of renovations and improvements. Many other schools could use work, too, she said. Plant superintendent Mike Graham said current conditions at Central are ade- quate but the reno\ations are necessary. Ms. Bowman added it .vould be better to watt for a urrent review of Oshawa ,chools to he completed, along .y ith the hoard's proposed new ,,;hool closure polio, hefore deciding on work at the; schools. Under the old closure policy, the continued existence of the award-winning: South Simcoe school was due to be reviewed. Mr Nicholson also suggested hoard reserves he used to start renovating all board buildings to make them acccssihle to handicapped people. A recent report from the hoard's special education ad -, i wry committee stated $23 million in work needs to be done to make schools and offices accessible. But that suggestion was also defeated. Trustees said a schedule should he de%el- oped for animprovements. Durham program helps adults with lung disease breathe easy Adults with chronic lung disease can benefit from a program being offered in April by the Durham Region Lung Asso- ciation. The Breathe Easv Proeram offers adults management techniques to help them cope with lung disease. "These management techniques are Whitby library welcomes writer -in -residence WHITBY — The Whitby Public Library has announced a new writer -in -residence pro- gram in partnership with local author Ted Wood for 1997. Mr. Wood, the author of the Reid Bennett mysteries, will volunteer his knowledge and skills to tate community through this program. He will be available to provide one-on-one guidance to writers and to present workshops on the techniques of writing fiction. "Ted Wood has previously been a writer -in - residence in many libraries across Canada, including Vancouver and the City of York," says Councillor Judi Longfield. a member of the Whitby Public Library Board. "He has generously volunteered his time and expertise for the Whitby community." To register con- tact the library at 668-6531 ext. 23. parti.ularly effective in the spring, which is prime allergy season because aller_s flare-ups often aggravate those who suf- fer lung disease." association communtt� services co-ordinator Sharon Blandford say s. "Breathe Easy teaches things people can do to make daily livino with lung dis- ease easier." Sessions are on April 7, 9. 14, 16. 21. 23 and 28 from 1:30 to 3 p.m. at the Whitby General Hospital at Gordon Street and Victoria Street West. Cost is S 10 per person and prior regir- tration is necessary. Call the lung association at 436-1046 for more information or to register. Men burned after Both men had their hair singed by flames $42.80 for non-members. For more informa- and suffered first- and second-degree burns to tion call 668-4506. gas tank explodes their faces. The Oshawa man suffered a con- cussion from the blast and was kept at hospi- tal overnight, while the Goodwood man was First aid for home treated for his burns and released. GOODWOOD -- A 33 -year-old Oshawa "The one guy really took the brunt of the child care providers "flash burns" man suffered a concussion and explosion. It would have been a helluva blast to his face when a gas tank he and another because the tank blew into pieces," said Sgt. PICKERING -- Free children's first aid- an were working on exploded Thursday Hudson. and CPR training are available to anyone morning. responsible for the care of youngsters in a The Fernhill Boulevard man and the 43- p year-old owner of a Goodwood auto repairhome setting. Whitby mayor speaks The in shop, on Regional Road 21, were lighting a course will run Pickering Saturday. Aril 5 from 9 a.m. to -1 m. at the Altana propane torch near empty gas tank when it up at luncheon Road Day Care Centre, blew up, sending debris flying into their 1367 Altona Rd. It's d s evenings faces. available weekdayevenin at other locations "He had to roll himself in the snow to WHITBY -- Mayor Tom Edwards will in Durham as well. - extinguish the flames," Sergeant Jim Grimley, address the Whitby Chamber of Commerce The training program is certified and rec- on Thursday, March 27 at the Annual Mayor's ognized by Workers Compensation of Ontario of Durham Regional Police, said of the Luncheon. and the Heart and Stroke Foundation. and has Oshawa man. Sergeant Ken Hudson, of 26 Division, said A reception will he held at 11:30 a.m. fol- been made available through -he su ort of lowed by the luncheon at noon in the Cullen the Ministry of Community and Social Ser - the pair were "pretty disorientated" from the blast and were rushed to Uxbridge Cottage Gardens Restaurant, 300 Taunton Rd., W. vices. To register, call 905-427-8862. ext. Tickets are $32.10 for members and 337. Sign up early as space is limited. Hospital by a third man. PAGE 22 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH M, 1997 Labor board backs CAW in GM fabplantcom laint p Autoworkers say they were misled in sale of Oshawa site Bl' BRIAN LFGREE DURHAM STAFF OSHAWA — The Ontario Labour Rela- tions Board has dismissed a complaint from a group of autoworkers who claim they were "intentionally misled" by their union regarding the sale of the General Motors' fabrication plant. Board vice-chairman Janice Johnston rejected the complaint without a full hear- ing followin:t two days of' legal arguments last week in Toronto. Lawyers for both the Canadian Auto Workers and General Motors argued the Billboard SUNDAY. Nl:1R('H 23 BOOK S:V,E: friends of the Ajax Public Library hold a book sale from 1 to 3 p.m. at the main library branch, corner of Harwood Ave. and Kings Cres., next to the Town hall. Proceeds to upgrade computers in the junior library. Gardening, cook. how-to, hobbies and children's books available. 428- 132S i Val Marshall). MOND: Y. MARCH 24 OPTIMISTS: The Ajax Upnrn .t Club meets at 7:30 p.m. at the Mr. Greek Restaurant, in the Baywood Plaza at Bayly St. \V and Monarch A\c., Ajax. An%onc interested in joining the ser- vice club is wel- come. 68•-5290 (Ken McKcn- ic). TUESDAY. RIARCH 25 SENIORS: The Tuesda\ Morn- ing Discussion Group meets weekly at 9:30 a.m. at 46 Exeter Rd.. Ajax. A guest speaker will discuss the Ajax water sup- ply plant. 619- 0315 (Betty). SECRETARY: Professional Secretaries International holds a seminar on Moving Out offYour Comfort Zone at 7 p.m. at the Oshawa Pub- lic Library, 65 Bagot St. (behind city hall). 427-5932 (Karen Cook). H,ESTORY: An open meeting to discuss the for- mation of a Pickering His- te4ical Society is held from 7 to 9 p.m. in the audi- complaint shouldn't be heard by the OLRB. "I'm disappointed that we're not going to get our say," said Leo Kelly, a 34 -year- old autoworker who helped spearhead the complaint on behalf of about 700 fab plant workers. The workers say they were never told they would be "terminated" as GM employees as part of the fab plant's sale to Peregrine. The plant, which employs 1,875, was sold to the Michigan-based automotive supplier Jan. 1 and part of the GM -CAW contract signed last year dealt with the status of those workers. CAVO officials maintained throughout the strike the workers were fully informed about the situation when they ratified the contract Oct. 23 following the three-week torium of the Pickering Central Library. One The Esplanade. It's of interest to anyone wishing to learn about or share their knowl- edge of various aspects of Pickering's history. Call 839-1221 (Tom Mohr) or 831-381 1 (John Sabean) for more information. ANINESTY: The Amnesty' International Pickering - Ajax group meets at 9:30 a.m. at Pickering Village United Church, 300 Church St. N., Ajax. Topic: Nicaragua. All welcome. Call 839-3969 for informa- tion. Pickering's le%est s� Advanced Styling Tecta • Spot Highlighting $50 per foil • FREE Moisturizing Treatment with service CALL FOR APPOINTMENT ESTHETICS, Fibreglass nails, Manicures, Pedicures, Waxing, Parafin Wax Treatment, Eyelash & Brow Tinting 1456 KopMe JA PkL 839-3049 (N.W. 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In retrospect I am sure the union wishes it had used these specific words. However, they did not. At the end s 1 ID k . • —�..�a. 1 of the day, there is not a single material fact to support the applicant's allegation that the union acted in bad faith, was dis- honest, or intentionally misled the fab plant employees." Don Whalen, CAW plant chairman, said the board's decision reinforces what the union has been telling the workers throughout the process. "I don't think we did anything wrong, l tried to convince fab plant people they were wasting their time and money and it's all come to be. "Janice Johnston is saying exactly what we said. I don't have any hard feelings. As far as I'm concerned it's business as usual." The workers, who have spent about $20,000 in the dispute, have until March 28 to ask the board to review its decision. Where High Quality, Good Value & Service Come First tG YUVA' Aunt:., ulnim unrom auis-i=ilia. 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THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 23, 1997 - PAGE 23 Shorts Al Rivett, sports writer 683-5110 Fax: 683-7363JL- News Advertiser PickeringP10anthers' snipers s photo by Jason Liebregts The Pickering Panthers were deadlocked in their series The game was played at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium with the Oshawa Legionaires after Oshawa pulled off a Thursday night. Game five in the series was played in 3-1 win in game four of the Metro Junior 'A' Hockey Pickering Friday night with game six in Oshawa League intradivisional best -of -seven playoff round. tonight, Sunday, at 7 p.m. Pickering Panther sevens in Timmy tourney final at Maple Leaf Gardens PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Paterson Insurance seven- year-old select hockey team is bound for Maple Leaf Gardens after a thrilling 4-2 victory over the Unionville Jets in the semi-final of the 42 annual Timmy Tyke Tournament. The Timmy Tyke 42 annual Championship game will be held on Sunday March 23 at Maple Leaf Gardens, the Panthers play Downsview in the final. The Panthers, led by game most valuable player Steven Koufis, car- ried a 3-0 lead into the third period of the semi-final on goals by Kai Waldman, Matt Kavanagh and Koufis, assisted by John Paterson, Robert O'Shea, Waldman and Koufis. Unionville made it close with two goals in the third, but net - minder Chloe Masse closed the door and Drew Stark scored late for Pickering to seal the victory. The Panthers play Downsview in the tournament final at the Garden Sunday. The Panthers lost 2-1 to Burlington in their first tournament game, which was dominated by hot goaltending at both ends. It wasn't until the second period that Koufis scored to give Pickering the lead. Assists went to Ryan Lamanna and Steven Shanks. Burlington battled back and popped two in the third for the win. Pickering goaltender Kevin Prebble was named MVP of the game. Pickering captured the must -win second match 3-1 over the Barrie Junior Colts. Barrie scored early in the first period and was pressing for more when Shanks tallied unassisted late in the frame to tie the game. Both teams missed opportunities in the second stanza and went into the third tied 1-1. With 4:14 remaining in the game, Koufis worked the puck free and Michael Hurl buried the go- ahead goal for the Panthers. In the last minute, the Colts pulled their goaltender hoping to tie the game, but Kavanagh dug the puck out of the corner, fed a pass to Hurl, who relayed it to Stark, who tallied the empty netter. Hurl was MVP of the game. Other team members included Blake Coultice, Adam Morra, Matt Frawley, Michael Carey, Christopher Paul and James Jarvis. Head coach is Rick Lamanna, assistant coach Mitch Kavanagh and trainer Tom Koufis. Explosive bantam Raiders suffer scoring drought in tourney final The Ajax -Pickering Raiders Julie's Esso major bantam 'AAA' rep hockey team went into a goal -scoring drought at the wrong time at the recent Welland tournament. The Raiders couldn't muster enough offence in the champi- onship final against the Detroit Falcons and dropped a 7-2 decision. The Julie's Esso bantams advanced to the championships after winning all three round- robin games, while outscoring their opponents 16-6. Match - ups and scores for the round- robin contests weren't provid- ed. Brian Hughes led the way for the Raiders in round-robin play, winning most valuable player awards in two games and scoring four goals in one of the contests. Also scoring during the tournament were team captain Jeff Miles with eight goals and four assists, defenceman T.J. Kemp with two goals and three assists, and forward Oliver Lopez with five assists, Jason MacDonald with four points, Garett Winder, Mike Sauter and Shawn Silliphant with three points each and Dave Visconti, Mike Roga, Tim Despres and Pat Tobin with two apiece. Goalies Paul Guthrie and Dave Nortes shared the net - minding duties at the tourney. Earlier this month, the Raiders were eliminated by Peterborough from the Eastern Ontario 'AAA' playoffs in a best -of -three series. No scores were provided. Scoring for Ajax -Pickering were Miles with a goal and three assists, Winder with three assists, Tobin, Roga, Lopez and Silliphant with a goal each and Sauter and Visconti with one assist apiece. The team is sponsored by Julie's Esso and player spon- sorship is provided by the National Bank of Canada and Gordon Capital. The major bantam Raiders are coached by Al Snetsinger, Bob Armstrong and Dave Campbell. BY AL RIVETT SPORTS REPORTER PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers' season - long scoring touch has sud- denly vanished in the play- offs. That was evident in game four of the Panthers -Oshawa 1_egionaires playoff series at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium Thursday night. Pickering forwards couldn't muster much offence as the Panthers went down to defeat 3-1. The Metro Junior Hockey League best -of -seven intradi- visional playoff series was tied 2-2 going into Friday night's fifth game at the Pickering Recreation Complex after our deadline. Game six of the series will be played tonight. Sunday at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium at 7 p.m. Game seven will be played in Pickering Wednesday night at 7:30 p.m., if necessary. The lack of scoring punch in Thursday's contest has Panthers' head coach John Blackburn shaking his head. "This is no time to go through a slump. In both of our losses we scored only one goal. One goal in a playoff game isn't going to get it done. Some of our key kid. who've been leading the charge all season just haven't been there in the losses. If you're a scorer. you have to score: if you're a checker, you have to check. We just have to get back to basics:' says Blackburn. However. the Panthers' coach gives Oshawa full praise for a well -played game on Thursday. "You have to give Oshawa lots of credit. You could tell from the drop of the puck that they were hungry. They deserved the win." After a scoreless first peri- od, former Pickering minor hockey product Murray Sheehan struck for a power- play marker for the Legionaires at 8:02 of the second stanza. Later in the frame. Panthers' defenceman David Cornacchia scored a powerplay goal at the 13:39 mark. Paul Kilfoy added the only goal of the third period for the Legionaires. PANTHERS' POST- SCRIPT: The Panthers lost both Jeremy Schott and Paul Howes to injuries during Thursday's contest. Both were doubtful starters for Friday's match. 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Snake Method • 200 PSI Per Standard Home Hook-up $39.95 - $5 per vent VIW 1W FREEAirside Furnace Cleaning • • CHIMNEY SWEEPING ONLY 859.95 RESIDENTIAUCOMMERCIAL snake method used (416) 282-3292 s s DOORS & WINDOWS FOR LESS PROFESSIONALLY INSTALLED OR DO-IT-YOURSELF FOR EXTRA SAVNGS .. s. - • VINYL - ALUAM LIM & WOOD • ALULW M STORM DOOR! • SLIDERS - TIT • PATIO DOORS • CASEMENT • INSULATED STEEL • BOW OR BAY WMOOWS ENTRANCE DOORS • STORM W NDM • SDEUTES •SKYLIGHTS -FRENCH DOORS PYTHON . WINDOWS b DOORS 9os 42H18f O,M Unit ;11 A b Oshawa AMI1M 111111 R9 'Your Mi Plumbing & Heating Showroorr 'sapc,�c For All Your Requirements Attention: "Plumbing & Heating *Consumers Visit our Spacious Showroom 725-4916 1 PE aIL 1 10 MINUTE OIL CHANGE CENTRE NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED, WARRANTY APPROVED 1 M WINTER SAVINGS 1 (��s OICHMGE R ' 1 if1A/30or OPowiz�W30` OFFER t MMM Nw. 31/97 1 ■ Includes 21 PT. Insoection THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. MAR('w 71 I007_DAcc ;-r THE AJAX/PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER'S. To Advertise on this weekly feature & reach 42,700 OAUTO a 0 homes every issue, -rte' t Call: 683-0707 ext. 2303 . , nacOURCE FOR ALL YOUR AUTO • O SERVICE NEEDS, CALL • - - THESE PROFESSIONALS! Bargain Tire Auto Centre takes a high - tech approach to vehicle repa40 irs l RADIATOR $� FLUSH I e9rJ & FILL SPECIAL IOFFER EXPIRES Mgr.311971 "r`% @ Chief Mechanic Phil Brunelle and mechanic Craig Johnson stand beside the Bear 400 (;af" ftbuffM 1 Engine Analyzer. CANNOT COMBINE COUPON WITH ANY OTHER OIL CHANGE OFFER. RECOMMENDED EVERY 3 Your vehicle deserves the 1 el promise f quality service at a p vehicle. MONTHS OR 5,000 KM. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK bt-st. Whether it's a new set of competitive price very serious Combine this with a large 195 WESTNEY RD. South of 4C' tires or a tune up, you want it to 1 ly. nine bav shop with five hoists, (905) 427-6796 run smooth at a price that won't Chief Mechanic Phil your car will get fast and effi- hurt your budget. Brunelle has been with the cen- cient attention so you'll be back • To advertise on tis Bargain Tire Auto Centre in tre for four years. Assisted by on the road as quic kly as possi- Ajax has become a popular two licensed mechanics and tw•o ble. this place for car and truck owners apprentices the team performs a Of course tires are also an weekly looking for professional and wide variety of general repairs important part of their business feature, Call honest service. as well as exhaust and front end and they keep in stock a wide Located at 264 FairalI St., work. selection of new tires from mak- LISAcare owner Jalal Haider and his staff about their customers and The most impressive fea- ture of the shop is a $4;,000 Bear ers such as Uniroyal, 'Michelin, Yokohama, Goodyear, B.F. ensure complete satisfaction 400 Engine Analyzer. Goxxirich and Pirelli. You can 683_0707 before any vehicle leaves their Phil says it has the ability to also find a great selection of shop. give most cars and trucks a full quality used tires in stock. extension 2303 In fact, when you receive your repair estimate it says "All engine analysis as well as detect any problems with the fuel At Bargain Tire you can always expect professional ser - the staff at Bargain Tire would injection system. vice at a very competitive price SjiJN� like to take this opportunity to thank for business and Another valuable compo- vent the is its and for your comfort you can 9OND you your of system ability watch your repairs being done would like you to know that our to tap into the resource of while in the waiting rcwm customers are our number one Mitchell Manuals with informa- which comes complete with TV, priority" tion on compact discs for most magazines and coffee. Just Fully computerized from domestic and imported cars. another reason why you should �4t 'UAMNG DON the calculation of your estimate When a technician makes an visit this popular Ajax repair 6y to the diagnostic equipment in inquiry into a particular prob- centre. 619-2899 the large service department, lem it will show on the screen or For more information mom Bargain Tire Auto Centre wants print out a hard copy the proper about Bargain Tire Auto Centre 221 Westney Rd. S., Unit A, Ajax you to know that it takes its method on how to repair your call 619-1222. 1134.95 Cleaning & Detailing of BOO Carts and Custom Vehicles! TO ADVERTISE "" `d `o .si" e You ON THIS S FEATURE EVERY t SUNDAY ASK FOR Sou CE DETAILS! CALL: • I 1683-0707 THRIFTY MECHANIC SHOP uw 95 Fin Ave. Ajax, Ont. "Honesty, Perfection Customer Satisfaction" Reasonable Prices OIL Cooling l LUBE j--', 11 I . lush 11 FILTER WKR" I i 'ran" ra mckiftIlTIuaI., I 1 ��yppd� M�f13Upt.� I V" K4 lilts — J _49 oMU*mwaf0 to thank all his Valued Customers 8 tr WIft for thNr Advertise your professional service in our weekly AUTO SOURCE. For more details, call 683-0707 ext. 2303. THREE BEARS AUTO ROILY "ONE OF AJAX'S LARGEST AUTO BODY c 8 COLLISION SHOPS 'Serving The Durham Region" Free Estimates Complete Collision Specialist & Refinishing To Cars & Trucks Frame Straightening • Rust Repairs • Insurance Claims CLIP & SAVE SPECIAL 1 1 20% OFF 1 Complete Body & Paint Work Mail coup= imm be Pn�w>�d Prior to Mork Q 1 p.ti, sWbd, mikes Mar. 31!47 UNIT #206, 262 MONARCH AVE, AJAX (905) 619.2327 P OFESSIOM%L SERVICE MIC 91 1 LUBE OIL s FILTER 19 95 1 OFFER EXPIRES 4 MAR. 31/97 - a Four Wheel Tire Rotation 4,21 pt. Inspection. 1895 Clements Rd. Unit #155 Pickering (905) 427-0276 PAGE 28 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 23, 1947 Buy one • Classified week, get (905) Call 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. the 2nd free! Monday to Friday TORONTO Call us for ■ 9:3 details LINE 0 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday or fax your ad Applies to Articles For 798-7672683 0707 (905) 579-2238 Sale and Vehicles For '°°'Y GARAGE SALES BIRTH NOTICES Announce your baby's arrival and receive a gift certificate $ +GST C entitling you t $25 worth +GST only 35 of quality baby products. 49 ImCareers i l Careers 1 ' Careers I ' ' Careers ' ' Careers M Careers ' ' Careers ' ' Careers ' ' Careers STAR T IN APRIL Some of the skills you will learn: Pre Employment Readiness :Module - Plan yourJob suc ess from day one Keyboarding with WordPerfect - Become proficient in Word Procemill Computer Fundamentals - Software Appiscaeions, Intnvduc tion to Windows Windows 95 Applications -.Microsoft fiord and Ercel :Machine Transcription - Transcribe Busmen Laaos, Reports~ ManrscnI a Business Communication -An essential skiiU Office Systems and Procedures - O►ganizanonal sk&ts dr ame managonem Bookkeeping & Financial Accounting - In:roducrion to Accounting Electronic Spreadsheets - Lotus 1.2.3 Job Search Module - Plan and prepare for your job interview Add 14 Weeks and become a Legal Term nolQ-, Procedures and Transcription • Law Office Practice and Procedures • Wills and Estates • Real Estate • Corporate and Commercial Law • Civil Litigation • Family Law • Principles of Canadian Law Financial Assistance may be available if you qualify . Call now for your interNiew appointment. • , • • School of Business Hill >3LBuild a Better Life PICKERING CAMPUS 420-1344 • Train In roatltis ;- - ,• pwsond Nat Yaara O Msloapinn OCR {ra • Iar" ooiom P+� =UBC airs Taclsliglns • ANIML CARE AIDE QN MA • HUMAN SEEM= W0110 R AAL 'Ommrb Baa cabw • LAw i SECUMW ADMNIETRATi10N 2M Jahn Strait W" • LAW CLERIC • OEMTAL Ai11111111IF7N0 QrMwaMlf>rwtrOW • 1RAtftffl TOLL 1WM 1. l '- 1. r Prepare yourself Our individualized learning plan provides for a new career unique program packages in day or evening • Programmer Analyst classes. Train with others in a hands-on, • Network Specialist business -oriented environment. • LAN Administrator ■ Computer Maintenance CDI COLLEGE Technician a..ch r•. reu. rvru.e OF BUSINESS & TFCHNO(Or, Y Call today technoiog} Oshawa 28 campuses across Canada including training 434-8585 Toronto. North York., Mississauga. starts soon Scarborough, Newmarket Hamilton. COMPUTER SUPPORT SPECIALIST/CNE NETWORK ADMINISTRATION/WINDOWS NT • MICROSOFT OFFICE • WINDOWS • WORD • EXCEL • ACCESS • POWERPOINT DIAMOND INSTITUTE Of Business and Computer Technology 95 Bayly St. W. ARL. NEW S Suite #404, Ajax, Ontario Call us at (905) 427-1922 •Financial assistance may be available to those who qualify TIRED OF COMMUTING? A large National Financial Services Company, has 2 immediate openings for representatives who want to achieve entrepreneurial independence. If you have at least 2 years full time work experience, a post secondary education, and are interested in not just earning a living, but Budd- ing a Ufa, Fax your resume to: (905) 668-2141 for a ConlidaNial Interview. Career General Training I Help THE NAIL STATION Ca- reer Training Center. Be- come a nail technician, career training available in artificial nails. ear candling. tips, coatings, pedicures, waxing, (905) 723-80&9 A-2 ProNasional drivers wanted immediately to run U.S.A., 500.600 mile radius and long haul. Must have ICC medical, abstract. and police clearance. We otter paid layovers, safety bo- nuses, benefit package. good equipment, compel i - five wages, etc. Phot•., safely department a. RESUMES .Typing Servic- (416)744-6061. es ono 600 DPI lazer otA- aer y"ss speciality � SELL IT NOW CALL K.._i.in hidti,inc, Inc ila� m nlcollatr Innings fior the tiollowing positions: • Finish Aluminum %II(: Welders • Steel Welder Fitters Please tomard your resume to the attention of: .Julie James, Raglan Industries Inc., 5151 Simcoe tit. N., Oshawa, Ontario I.IH 7K4 NO phone calls, please! WANT TO OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS BUT DON'T HAVE THE $$$? Mature? Self -motivated? You might be the person for our fast growing financial services compa- ny. We train. CALL KELLY (905) 427-2763 V,OUTN Gr 1'' r a f0decida sari') Career Career 10 Training Training ADAMS SERVICES requires 50 CLASS AZ DRIVERS 2 yrs. exp.; I.C.C. Medical, Police Clearance, Clean abstract, Full/Part time Call Randy 430-2204 Lots of weekend. team and city work News Advertiser ClassiNed Is open every Menday to Friday 81100 a.nL to saoo p.m. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 23, 1997-PAGk 29 nal 'IP m General General General General Help Help , Helpoff Help' General�General Help ■iiJ Help COMMITTEE OF DURHAM OUTREACH WORKER (10 hours weekly) is the successful candidate will have a combina- ind experience related to HIWAIDS. addictions and people skills, experience working with volunteers, r with Durham Region, nonjudgemental. available nd some daytime hours. Tics will be accepted until April 4, 1997 Debbie Winters, Coordinator sk Youth HIV/AIDS Outreach Project AIDS Committee of Durham lite 302, 209 Dundas Street East Whitby, Ontario LIN 7H8 rise selerred fin an inten reK M it he rnntur ted 1g Plastics Injection rlpany has immediate le following positions: visor iician/Technologist ;hnician, night shift loon shift I your resume to: e # 9780 hitby This Week BOX 481 ON. L1 H 71-5 ALASKA JOBS' Earn up to 530.000 fishing three month Salmon season Also. :onstrudion. canneries oil fields and more' 1(504) 429-9223 Ext 479S12 Required for local transportation com- pany. Must have minimum 2 years experience. Clean driver abstract, police clearance and U.S. medical. • Top Rates • Singles • Weekly Pay • Teams • Direct Deposit • RRSP Program • Comprehensive Benefit Package Please contact Igo_y11m,, Wilma Fraser P E a s n v v E t. (905) 579-2911 Fax (905) 579-6050 IMMEDIATE OPENINGS OSHAWA - WHITBY AJAX - PICKERING -Gen Labourers •Mig & Tig Welders -Licensed Fork Lift Op•s -Millwrights -Machinists -AZ Drivers Recruitment for above positions on: March 24, 1997 9:00a.m-1100am.& 1 00 p.m.-300p.m at the Admiral Room Aiax Community Centre 75 Centennial Road, Ajax Please bring a copy of your resume. P E R 5 0 N N E L "We're Chunxui.y the Win Camidu Ntrec" • L•.inrnthc•r :r �cn•rcl c>nc•ti with a sprci:al F{astrr In 1�1c•incrn,un '1•his srctic,n 114v mini( -d tiunda}. star h 30th 1--()r 1 ,f further rnf,irinarrcm call (las.rtrc•cl ad%VrIltirng at 683-0707 News Advertiser - r— J0 - • Moving 6 • Moving & House • Storage • Storage • ' ��' • House a House Claritin • 9 Sevices • Claritin • CI AJAX Movirg Systems full Senses.inaes. rip pliance and Piano Special - GIS, Flat rate or hourly We now have heated storage units Now offering free boxes with move. Park aril load special. starting at 599 and up. Car for rdor- mation. 725-0005 or 427-0005 Mot1NTAM MOVING SYSTEMS we Tit - arymN %drone roa, 0r mcwtai Pacxagng, staape anti tomes available Sonar & and mwvn discount; Frey esina m 571-0755 14M"91-0600 HARRY -O -THE - MOVERS Move big or small, we price totem all' Free estimates. seniors discount, start no- tice moves. Appliances moved, also storage space available. Comparable rates. Call 432.2115A. wE*l tivtra LARGE TRACK Will do 1lotlsehold moves, residential, cornntercial. Al types of moves. Call Carl 0-r Jane 427-2856. MICHALSKI - MOVING Houses, Apartments, Or - rices, Appliances and Piano Specialists. Senor and Mid -Month Dis- counts. Licensed, in- sured. Free Estimates. Excellent sarvice. Call 436-7795. MOVING SYSTEMS &g y Small. sat Or noyrty rash senior and nail. rsonar discounts. Rest- / dental Or CW+xnerC W Comosrable rant•.. r,•e •stimsass 905-723-7479 1 -80D -a53-7750 ExPM+•iniced Cross Movers Bargain rates. Worries. Offices , apt., etc Piano moving Packing available MAIDS TOP RATE CLEANING, COMPETEIVE PRICES. ONE MAID SERVICE X619-3282 SHME MAW SERVICE 81 in quality cleaning KannsriwE spr4m s>11111,011:iw Insured & Bonded $34-5413 • � Crloortng, • arpeting : I 'Gw � 8 lartdacapatg tlasta, SM 3 bedrooms. 35 yds, $299 instaYN, 65 ox - carpet $25 >a yd- (incloding pod) FBES : r Cam sae C7 da"): (905)6i9 -u49 (9os)7a4#M6 House EmCleaning RELAX THIS YEAR Have L AN D Mowing Ltd take care of your lawn. Dave 9054.16.7833 Book now and receive Free Spring or Fan Clearl-Up! RAiii! WANTS WORK fang Magic'=:r cFWo. s Parties And Al Occasgins. Can Ernie 668-4932- .. Business • Services r eustt•Ess Co rnuracaoons, woro process ng, •axing. bulk-taiiing. advertising, grapoicsbusiness cards. lenerhead. events m -Ordination Free DNCkUp,Oatvery cath eira+•et services 430-3138, 430.1107. HEART TO HEART SENIORS SERVICES & Older Ad" Caring individuals with experience pri7 n&V services for Senior Citizens in our c For more== call Susan & Karen H•nty • party • • Health • Services • Beauty MALE anatomy entarge- "wt. Professional vacuum pumps or surgical. Gan 1-3 incties safely & permanent. FREE brochure; Dr. Joel Kaplan (312) 409.9995. MAGICIAN • Live animals • All occasions • All ages CALLJEFF 839-7057 `'•SELL ..in. NOW CALL ��683-0707 OR FAX 579-2238 9 eanono The Finishing Touch Cleaning and ` Furniture Refinishing -evenlWing old lade, new again Sandra Dee Home 1905) 831-6049 Pager 1416)426-5173 • • • ax, Financial • • Directory PA,IfR0LL ANu eooKKEEPiNr- '4RVICES BOOKKEEPING BLAHS? PAYROLL PROBLEMS? TAX FILING DILEMMAS RESUME RUSHES? RATES YOU CAN AFFORD CALL: 905-427-8688 EDITH "FREE e-FIUNG•• Computerized Tax Returns prepared by Professional Accountant Judy Kuksis CGA 905.420-2081 Corporate tax & business services available Don't Forget Ajax Pickering ,News Advertisfr Classified Dept. is open for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00., To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 683-0707 SRJAM YOUR HOMP. klttjjaire ebma aW HOI S FOR SIALE PACBAGE 683-0707 PAGE 30 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 23, 1997 General Career Career Saks Helpf Sales Help) Skilled Skilled IM Skilled Skilled Help Training Training W11 Agent Agent Help MM Help Help EM Help CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser requests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Advertiser veil not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion and there shall be no liability for non -Insertion of any adver- dsement. Liability for er- rors In ads is limited to the amount paid for the space occupying the error. All copy 5 Subject to the W proval of management of News Advertiser DRIVERS •equ"ed L'.TIlE CAESARS PIZZA. Ala. C.11 905-426-9002 or 905- 619-6644 EARN $123 oer day from home processing mail. tipping coupons. assem- bling products (416) 812- 6891 Eam money reading books from home $100 per nue (416) 812-6892 code 6 ESTHETICIAN required for established esthetic salon Must do arnfcialnails. Lo- cated in West Hill (Scar. borough ) Can (416)284- 1233 EXPERIENCED 3 years M. -j- s1•a. Sew- ing Mac- ne operators Also cutler required Own transportation required Ap- ply m person Sam -cpm Mon -Fri 7D0 Finley Ave Unit #I i Ajax EXPERIENCED BARBER •,eeded for busy salon Call 905-425411 daSoi;linti yi vk7ua:i�. Easy work No experience necessary. For FREE details send .r S A S.E to Five Star Enterprises 1111! Liverpool R4. Surae 213 Pidrenng. Ont.. LIV 6M3 HOME WORKERS -1. gena,, %eeoed .,c to S8200,wk .-Easy work •' •-No expenence red'- qurre For tree details send a SASE to SWrte Enterpns- es 150 Clark BNd Suite 247. Brampton Clint L6T 4y8 R PAYS is lose weight' You -pox good Foe, great and Sam extra income Call 571 5063 LANDSCAPE company re- quved oern rarent full time office person Mus! have own transportation $9 00 u per hr Fax resrw to (a16) 289-1376 LANDSCAPEConstruc- tion =Tema^ FU, me seasonal position ava„- able Expenence with inter- lock, retaining wallsplant material Fax resume to 905-6971548 LAWN CARE TECHNICIAN'S 'r requires -and 1 & 3 licenses or peStlod6'Fertil- Izer application experience preferred (well train, Clean Drivers abstract required. Send resume to Durham Green. 1801 Dundas SL E. P.O. Box 70511, Whithy, LIN 2K0 LOOKING for something better) Fortune 500 com- pany seeks 3 ambitious people for posrtan in firl cial services. Please write to Box 145 lyax. LIS 3C2 HARD WORK good pay. U; to $14.00 per hr, over 18, car required. Able to start immediately. Perform easy advertising and dis- play dudes with our cus- tomer service and sales department. Call 404-0403- 9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. STOCKROOM Panton, required to maintain and .distribute stock, some or- dering, and batch )obs. Apr Ply to Mcclaikey Bros., 403 Frlrtcom St. Ajax. TRAVEL Counsellor mini. mum 3 years experience corporate and leisure, good computer skills. phone (905)668.7955 Joan, or tax resume to (905)668-3661 xv PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR Custom manufacturer of wire and cable harness assemblies, located in the Durham Region, requires a Production Supervisor with a minimum of 5 vears supervisory experience in a manufac- turing; environment. Qualfftcatifons: 2 Fears post secondary education, com- munication skills, English written/ oral. Knowledge of scheduling, engi- neering drawings, computer triendly. Fax resume to Human Resources (905)427-1805 SECURITY OFFICERS REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY Applicants Must: - Be willing to work any shift including statutory holidays - Have strong communication and public relations skills - Be mature and take pride in your appearance - Have own transportation - Security experience is an asset Apply in person 94 weekdays. No phone calls please. Group 4 CPS Limited 199 Wentworth St. East. 2nd. Floor (between Rltson and Wilson Rds.) Previous applicants need not re -apply. ' OfficeIPTV Office Help Help "ACCOUNTING POSITION" A "CMA" or "CGA" or person wit^ +veli rounded experience in all aspects of accounting and general office procedure to train for senior ac- counting position. Applications or resume 's should be faxed or mailed to: ALLTEMP PRODUCTS CO. LTD. 827 Brock Rd. S. Pickering. Ont Lt W 3J2 Fax: 905-831-1864 Experienced bookkeeper required for computerized payroll, A/R, A/P and GL functions and support for of- fice staff. Previous experience es- sential, some CA or CGA training preferred. Office hours &30am- 5:00pm, part time hours can be ar- ranged. Please apply In writing to: Precise Tool and Die Limited 954 Dillingham Road, Pickering, Ont. L1W 1Z6 Attn: General Manager Fax: 905-839-3513 SALES OFFICE PIT RECEPTIONISTS Condominium developer is seeking self mobvaled, experienced p/1 receptionist for our Pickering (HA %.2 & Glenanna Rd.) sales office, to work weekends and stat_ holidays from 12 noon to 5 p.m. We are looking for indniduals with a commitment to professionalism, excellent typing and organizational skills. Windows 95. Word & Excel programs. friendly telephone manner mandatory with a positive attitude and impeccable dress manner. $8.50/hour. Fax resume to the attention of: Site Administration Manager (416)661-0978 We [tank all applicants but only those selected for an interview will be contacted. WANT TO BE YOUR OWN BOSS? Studio S.K.O. We're looking for modern. up-to-date hairstylists for chair rentals. Please apply in persor 108 Dundas St.W., Whitby or call 430- 9397. TRAVEL CANADA i USA . Now hiring 50 people for all positions Iron distribu- tion to management and aA4ng edge Sports Market- ing Co. No experience necessary. Sorry no tele- markeurg. call Samantha. 721-M ) WORK from home, your own hours, telemarketers needed. Call 428-1840. YEAR ROUND main- tenance fore person re- quired by landscape com- pany. Experience in grounds maintenance and own transportation a must. Also require landscape construction workers with experience and own trans. portation. DZ license an asset Fax resume to: (416) 289-1376 Bil-Den Home Impro%cinent. Requires EXPERIENCED WINDOW & DOOR SALES PROFESSIONALS We offer exclusive premium quality pro- ducts. top commissions, drawing accounts and leads supplied. If you are presently lim- ned in your opportunities and want to he pan of a winning team. Call today 666-0018 or 1-800-263-2720. Ask for Sales Manager SALES POSITI0t1 Testforce Systems Inc. a leading sup- plier of test and measurement equip- ment has positions open for: Inside Sales Support and a Technical Sales Rep. Candidates must have some sales experience with a solid background in electronics. If you have the desire to succeed please fax or send resume to: Testforce Systems Inc., 1815 Ironstone Manor, Unit 16B, Pickering, ON., L1 W 3W9. Fax (905) 839-0452. Ontario Hydro OPPORTUNITIES FOR MILLWRIGHTS AT PICKERING NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION Duration - On a Temporary Basis, Minimum of 6 months, Maximum of 1 Year Assignment - Working on Plant Equipment such as Turbines, Compressors, Pumps, Etc. Qualifications - Certified Millwrights preferred, 4th Year Apprentices will be considered H Interested candidates should apply in writing (with resume) to Skilled Skilled Help Help File #9775 y Oshawa Whitby This Week, A. A. FESTERS TRUCKING requires 5 PROFESSIONAL AZ DRIVERS 2 yrs. exp. Clean abstract, clean criminal search; $500-$600/week Teams & Singles (905) 434-5110 ice OpftU Help • Medica Del MEDICAL Secretary, full RECEPTIONIST required. dine Appry .n writing only Ajax chiropractic clinic As - to Dr N Stan, 95 Bayty Si sets include !YDrng, com- W Suite 200. Alax. Ont puler knowledge. health K8 LIS 7 profession experience Send (drop off) renin! 37 'Sales Harwood Ave S Ajax. L 1 S Hap / Ageflf$ 288 MOTIVATED SALESPER- • ' Day Cafe SON, comm.ssron only for Wanted Dumam Region Fax re- s me to 431504 SALES REP required to represent me Toronto areal includes, cuno & clock rine Experience selling tc gi" 6 owelry, stores an asset Fax resume to 613-836 '024 atter 6prn SUNSHADE BLINDS and Drapery need a part time salesperson for in store and shop- at - tome Must have window covering expen- ence and own vehicle Tel- ephone 428-0937 Skilled Help BELT SPLICER Required ler conveyor company Hot and cold application. Apply at McCloskey Bros , 403 Frankoom St. Ajax. GAS FITTER plus 14r Conditioning Person. li- censed with experience re- quired Neat appearance and ability to deal with cus- torrem Drivers license re- quired. Top wages plus in- centives to right person, Self-motivation and leader- ship qualities an asset. Fax resume. to: 433-7941. PROFESSIONAL garage door installer, must have own tools & truck, Call Dan (416)200-7154. SERVICE TECHISCIAN required at Kelly Atlantic W install and service loading docks and high speed doors. Welding exp. re- quired. Hydraulic and elec- trical exp. an asset. Please fax resume to: 905-623- 1771 AM Valene. No Ph - calls please. 1KISPW 111110" 01111111111 DENTAL HYGIENIST, re. quired part time. Send re- sume to P.O. Box 66127, 1355 Kingston Rd. Picker- ing, Ont. L 1 V 6P7. AJAX. Guyanese coupie looking for Iwe-in nanny ler our 2 kids, own prrvacy. dean, quiet home Non- smoking 686-7522 atter 6 30p all LIVE ,N /OUT nanny ler 3 children some evenings and weekends required White's Rd :401 area Call (905) 8393169 LIVE IN NANNY required for 3 children ages 13. 9. 2 Non smoker, Please call (905)420-9899 LIVE INILIVE OUT Nanny required for our 3 children 110 months. 3 8 4 12/ yrs) Full day school for 2 eldest. Non-smoker Own transpor- tation preferable Ajax area. References required 905- 428.3388 other 7 p m. or weekends. NANNY Requw'Sd for our 2 children, ages 3 & le months, shift work required, Westney/Delaney area. Call Rick or Glerrys 905- 619--0681. J• Avatlable Da)►care ALL your problems solved! Reliable daycare, loving ttorne, many educational activities & toys, nutritious meals, lots of love & so muCh more. Nail; 68i- 5 86- 5804 DAYCARE AVAK.ABLE- loving mother of 2, all ages wekane, warm lunches, snwke-free, receipts. Brddk/ Finch. Call Roxanne 427- 4867. E.C.E. Will provide a warm nurturing environment with many leaning opportuni- ties Experienced / Refer- ences. Picketing Beach & Rab area. 905 426-1534 FULL Day Mom/Lunch/af- ter school supervision, south Ajax. SI. John's Am- bulance certificate, hot lunches, nutritious snacks, daily walks. C;11427-2356. P.O. Box 481, 865 Farewell St. Oshawa Ont. L1 H 71-5 Applications post marked later than March 31, 1997 will not be considered. ►hi h Ontario Hydro is an equal opportunity employer. ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZIZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZIZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ.. HospitaV Articles Articles MedKAIDental MedicallDental ' for Sale For Sale CARPETS - a` �..urfl- %_ ` _ (`Attention R.N.'S tf %FRN It F_� Part-time R.N's required to work With children in Durham Region. Weekends, Nights, Variety of shifts. Current CPR and College of Nurses Registration Must have 2 years Pediatric Experience Community Nursing an asset Apply to: Heather Pankraty Durham Association for Family Respite Sera iced 865 Westney Road South Ajax, Ontario, LIS 3B4 Fax: (905)427-9615 Only those applicants selected for interviews will he contacted. Daycare • Available LOVING RELIABLE, worry free daycare. Warm lunch- es, nutritious snacks, smoke free, Ahona/Pine- grove/ Oakburn/Wet Creek call Jackie 509-7787 MOTHER with years of daycare expenence. ECE. fenced yard, playroan, lets of space & TLC, Whites Rd. S. area. 420-8676. . ' 811111111110101111111 to M001 Business M11TERNET ADVERTISING 9111 Firewood FIREWOOD Roka Lum- ber & Firewood Centre. 4'x8'x12', $60; 4'x8'x16', $65. Established 1963. Days 7D5.277-3381, Even- ings 905-434-6665. Free delivery to Oshawa area. Bargain orner ALMOND (ridge $350, win matching almond easy clean stove $300. Also nr- crowave $50. Excellent condom. Call 427-3536 WORKS! Get your busi- GURAR AND CASE, ness on the World Wide (Washburn - black), excel- WeD for less than $2. per lard condition, rarely used. day. FREE details. Call $280. Call David at (905) 905.434-2170 department 6190380. TW 1103. HONDA GENERATOR, 2500 watt likenew, 5950 ' Firewood firm. Telephone 686 5211 LHASA APSO puppies, al- lergy -free, don't shed, FIREWOOD, Excellent $250.Teak dirrng room set quality hardwood,. Guar- & buffet, excellent condi* anteed, extra long fully tion $350. Cement step, seasoned, cut and split 37x39, best offer. Refrig- Honest measurement. Free erator, gold, 18cu.h., best delivery. Kozy Heat Fire. offer. S wood 905-753-2246. BLOWOUT SALE Magi om rrr s tJk;°- ^y.on, rievr stare rr Hank's Appliances. all lease carpets on hand, I " dges $300 frost free, will Carpet 3 rooms, $349 wnite. all req stoves 5200 Pnce includes carpet, pre self-cleaning stove s300. rraum pad. expert instalta a,l washers $225. all dryers don. fast delivery !ref esn S'50 Bar fridge $150, mates (30 yards) Norman K tchenaide dishwasher 686-2314 S200 Apt -sae washer CARPETS: Lots of carpets. S300 ttprsize dryer $200 6 100-, -ylon stain release. mo warranty 362 French carpel 3 rooms $339 (30 St. Oshawa 905-432-7167 sq. yd) Includes carpet. Warranties 6 months prenku t pad and instala- 6 PCE. DARK OAK bed- room set. S95_ o x, A,su- Ne bed. box spring, mat- tress $100 Telephone 430-2456 Wt. FIBERGLASS Truck Cap. fits any full sae haM- ton pickup. white in cotour. 3 years old. asking $500 Call 905.7213-4649 BEDROOM Furniture. Baronet. while french pro vinaal 6 -drawer dresser, mirror, desk_ bookCase, bedside table captain's bad with 2 -drawers& 4 - shelves $800 Call 905- 430-3759 BUSINESS ITEMS For Sale Cash Register $75 Male Mannequin, Free standing $150 2 Glass showcases 5100 each Inquire (705) 932-2025 CARPET - TRY & SAVE New 100% nylon Stain- less. all product lines avail- able to suit any budget & Senior Discount Repair & Restrelchxlg For tree esti- mates call andwe will show you the drherence. 100% customer satisfaction guaranteed Call Mike 905- 431.4040, CARPET BROKER, 100%, Nylon thick, plush, stain resistant carpet. For 3 rooms, only $369.00. Price includes 30 Sq. yds carpet, deluxe pad and installation in your home. Free quota- tion . in your home. No in- terest, no payment for one full year, Daniel, 1-800- 217-0104. Carpet Mile Disnibutors, 12 months No payments, No interest, (OAC) 3 rooms (300sq.ft..) installed with deluxe pad from only $399. Specials on Valyl, Ceramic and Hardwood Flooring. Free Strop At Home. 1-800- 663 6046. CARPET WILL Disnibu- tors, 12 months No pay- ments, No interest, (OAC) 3 roorro (300sq.f1..) installed with deluxe pad from ony, 5399. Specials on Vinyl Ceramic and Hardwood Flooring. Free Shop At Home. 1-800-663-6046. don Free estimates senior discounts. carpet repairs Sam 905-686-1772 COMPUTER 306 Tower VGA Colour Monitor 8 7"ram. 120 mag had. 3 '2tdd $500 No tax Phone(905)571-5291 COMPUTERS latest tec*.nolcgy MMx systems at hundreds less than super store prices Color monitors from 6145 Parts - Video ISA, VLP. PCI, controllers. power supplies. CPU's. mother boards, hard drives, OIC etc 486 DX66 chips $49 Upgrade central.Com- puter Clearance Centre. 697.3059 CONTENT SALE- Every- thing must go Furniture. Wall units, oriental rugs. TV's & much much more. Call 571-5604 anytime CONTENTS Wood dining - room suite oak 8pc , new $7,200. asking $2.750 Electric dryer. $175 Bed/ sofa. 8mos old, $300 Camping trader, hard -top. $1400. 86 Transom T -roof, all power high output 350cu V8 P/U Truck, Dodge. $2.200. must sell. 401/WhitesRd. 905-509- 8174. CUSTOM-MADE 9pc sol- id oak dining room suite, beautiful fabric on chairs, excellent condition, asking $2400. Cal 905-579-7356, DOUBLE STROLLER, $90, washer & dryer $600, snowblower 8 hp. $600, colour TV., $150, double trailer $400, exercise equipment . bike $60, row- ing machine $60, couch & chair $400, fridge $300, table & chair $150, stereo $600, etc., etc., 623-5342 Of 433.2182. FEDDERS Air Conditioner, Sola & Chair, Solid maple rocker & wicker set, All rea- sonable and in excellent condition, Call 723.8990 FRIDGE 1k STOVE, each 3yrs. old, 21cu.ft. fridge, freezer bottom, bought from Sears, asking $750. Gas stove, self-cleaning, 'elec- tronic controls, bought from Consumer's Gas, asking 5550.905-686-4151 ArticlesR Articles Computer 1 Computer 911AutomonlFor Sale 1 For Sale 1 Video VideoFor Sale %u m m m m s• M M s• U M s• 1 HOW E WE�DOING? ; AR ■ The ThsWeek/NLmAdoelA Ca�edDTartml ■ ■ isomyrMedlopfulidrtgOUauslorninvottie best ■ ■ possit:lesavm.Wewoudalppeoal9ytucmdId ■ e porm lo fl a questions below. ■ ■ 1. Was your call answered promptly? ■ WEB DESIGN SERVICE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Call John Duarte at 579-4400 Gama e/ ■ : Yard Sa es YardaSa es ■ Z. Did the Sales Representative offer friendly, ■ ■ courteous service? ■ ■ 1113. Are you satisfied with the response to your ■ ■ advertisement? ■ GIANT YARD SALE Vendor,, Wanted APRIL, 5TH - 6TH $10.(9) Per Tabic, per day CONTACT• PETE (905) 436-(1644 AT BARKLAY'S 1986 SUBARU Station Wagon. 4door, 4 -speed. air, am/fm stereo cassette, very clean throughout. no rust, lady -driven, $1350 Call 905.576-3317 1987 NISSAN SENTRA XE, automatic, power steering,g power brakes Al condition, certified $2.950 Telephone 831-2551 1988 DODGE SHADOW 2 door, automatic. S2.')00 candied or best offer Tele- phone 721-1577 leave message 1988 Grand Am 4 door, quad 4. automatic. all pow- er. $3295 Cert 1986 Che- ve'te a cyl standard. 2 door, S1495 Cert Obo 404-9759 1989 Ford Escort. 4 door, 5 .,eed air conditioning. 1 wrier. Certified. good Con - :'hon, $2250 Call (051586-7102 GE WASHING machine. March 2697 Not sure. rent ■ white. Portable dishwasher, to own Call Tell Piano, w'nrking or rot working 1989 Z24. 2.8. very clean. ■ Call Star's Appliances 905- nond. 18. 1 Cu. it Inglis to -432-7161 Poor credit? No credit? Articles • lets/SuMliesl 54800 Cerlihed 571-0225 ■ furniture. housenoid goods ■ equipped for ice maker, For Sale lndges stove, washers, Boarding 1990 Lincoln Signature. dryers. computers We also 5751 ■ sell reconditioned aid INCOME TAXES PRE- neu-ajc238rm- pliances Service calls 520 white. mint condition, ' ■ Call24hrs 905-430-2922. 1985 CADILLAC Sedan • 36.000 kms . was Certified 4, Suggestions or comments: ■ OAK/PINE FURNITURE- ''ado FREE io good home, 5 year ,n October, new brakes. ■ 1 1 Apartments r n 56500 Firm Please Call oral Woodwork,rg old gray long-haired cat. muffler. etc.. $12,000 Call ring. Owner may claim by ■ ine of Ontario's largest spade. declawed. Call (9051434-8840 ■ black and white female little leo certify. $950 obo. ^-anufacturer's of Solid 420-2591 swers to Casey It found please call 905.686-0280 ■Wood Furniture willbe at GOLDEN Retriever 1991 FIREFLY, 60,000 ■ "e Home & Garden Show pups. Pure bred. 'st shots, par. miles ExCe� e-' corddion, Must sell $3500 ■ We would like to hear from you.,n ■ Picketing this Fn . Sat & Mar 21.23 ants on premises S350 certified Call 420- 726 7 , at the 'neuro Call (705) 924-1213 ■ ■ East Centre. We unit 1991 Tempo. 4 dr. 4 Cyl. 2H featuring many new YORKSHIRE TERRIER a., good condition $3200 ■ If OU refer, y p ■ =aces including our 'Home m,em/cniemale registe'ed ;86-9044 '_''file Centre' 905-985- peed. shots. ■ please contact Fred Eismont ■ °'74 shoo hel�hone 1992 FORD TEMPO. • 5. 4 dr 686-4910 a,, good condition. ■ at 576-9335, or 683-0707 ■ USED FRIDGE 5225. and LHASA APSO $4.500 Telephone 905; ■ Or fill Out this Coupon ■ C. used stoves 5200 and .C. used washers $250 pups for sale Reasonable Noon. 420-5468 i1yers $179 and up Brand Shedding non -allergic. 1992 HONDA CIVIC VX ■ and mail to: ■ 'ew brand name fridges, heahh guarantee, ver nee- exceilenr condo,or red. 5 ■ ., c I 5605 New brand fed. Hose training star,- speed. rated 70 mpq Well ■ "ante 30- stoves $449 and ed (705) 786-3124 maintained 150km 56950 Classified Department ■Now scratch and dent Must sell Call 905)839- ■ car fudges 5 C $249 Ste- HORSES FOR SALE Rol- 4111 P.O. BOX �1� �I ■ --renson's Furniture and tC mare. 7 yrs 'S H ;uiet ■ A:,pl.ances 227 Court St. Arab cross. gelding, 12 yrs 1992 PONTIAC LEMANS 865 Farewell St. ■ )sttawa. 576-7448 15H, others available 4 '00, 5 spe.+r: .nr•.,.„n ■ Leave message 905-623- AM/FM Cassette. 184,000 ■ Oshawa, Ontario ■ Articles '806 kms lhwy dnven). good condition $2500 080 ■ LIH 7L5 ■ ' Wanted LOVABLE YELLOW La- Dradc, Retr,ever 905 728-0726 ■ pups Farm rased. CKC leg . 199 1994 GRAND PRIX SE. ■ 'Your Satisfactim is the measure of our success' ■ ANTIQUES Absolutely. •,;rniture health guarantee, ready 29th. 1'613-4'3" Pl. P 5 PP Cruse, P'WTilt Am/Fm cassette. secU , e. ■ -rcnasng or an- ?arch icy system. 7 km IM M sa tui ,ming old Scientific instru- $14.500 Cat 683-3020 GARAGE '- ;tlpa,rs, PIANOS -GRANDFATHER tents' China. Silver. abler DURHAM ANIMAL 1994 GRAND PRIX. 76. D,^+er springs. cables, CLOCKS - Owner buys hS"o toys. daCCYS. dolls. ADOPTION ^as maty ^v pis abs a' C.w. p.',urk ,oilers. Openers installed new -,Gine, must reduce milk bottles. collections or ,ng pets �r need of homes. Security system 4-dpo, ap- $49 New doors/openers. stock gest buys of the year estates Call Robert Bowen Kittens as well as cats. prox 7900C highway k -s 9uality Plus Doors 416- on all pianos. keyboards Antiques 19051 655-8049 ages 6 months and up. $14500 Like new. ;re 336-0073 and clocks Offer ends Brookti^ most of which have beam owner 905-68330-10 GE WASHING machine. March 2697 Not sure. rent APPLIANCES Wanted. white. Portable dishwasher, to own Call Tell Piano, w'nrking or rot working with a cutting board top. al- 433-1491. Call Star's Appliances 905- nond. 18. 1 Cu. it Inglis to -432-7161 Poor credit? No credit? reasonably priced. Please 'hgeration, non glare, wrote, SALE OF CONTENTS, 905.576-1800 or 1-888- glass adjustable shelves, furniture. housenoid goods CASH For white or almond equipped for ice maker, gardening tools. something lndges stove, washers, Prices negotiable 579- for everyone call aher 5 30 dryers. computers We also 5751 683-•4782 sell reconditioned aid INCOME TAXES PRE- neu-ajc238rm- pliances Service calls 520 .nocn ,. _ __ - SHEDMAN - Quality Call24hrs 905-430-2922. °rpenence ' Call vLucy 905 yixi wooden sheds 8' X 8' barn 228-6429 kit. only $299 plus tax Many other sizes and styles _UMBER. Clear oak & available. Also garages .Mery 8 2 ' and random and decks 761 McKay Rd. I at 1 2 store pace Unit 3, Pickering For more Arts b Also 2x4 .8ft long cedar tiro.dyI9056,92093. • 1 Crafts 905) 786-2923 MOVING sheer on sheer, 4`101 tits 10' window or arger, very full, like new, Jaid $1600, asking 5500 two night blinds with chain lip & down. like new, scal- •aP bottom, fits 10' window :,aid $230 each, asking 575 each Roller skates with case made in USA Da.d $275 aslung $90, worn four times, size 6-7. Phone 434-4932 MOVING SALE - cherry. wood table with 8 chairs. cherrywood china cabinet, sofa, lOveseat and chair, twin beds. box and mat- tress, queen bed: box ,me,_ tress, lighted side tabes and dresser, ent•rtairowt centre, two swivel rookers, stereo, cabiri and spank_ ers 571-0574 MOVING SALE - •IGLIS 21 cu. in. frost free lridge and self cleani oven al- mond color, $700 pair. vo .ng washer/dryer, one ung ears old . wooden stated stand,$ 40 5� sha glass doors, $50. 1990 Ford Aerostar, 7 E�5j166 �o�o MOVING SALE„ Wooden k,tchen table $50, Boys ille with training wheels, SIO Fisher Price workshop Sao Phillips 26' floor mod - TV $300, Camping BBQ 5.'0, change & bath a table 10, high chair $25, 4-14' I-7ev aluminum rams , 2 r,ew tires, $150, 45 gallon 3•ums $15 each, Call 579- 1170 AGGREGATE lertect for drlve- kays- storage yards ,r bam yards. 'Eco - sizes available. Delivered or picked up. Call International MW Service Wentworth St. W., Whitby 668-Wl SOFA bed (mint shape), $350. 9 pc antique dining suite $750, glider rocker & stool $165. 5 pc oak bed- room Suite $795, French provincial desk & hutch $350,3 antique dressers $145, 9 wooden chairs $20 each, end tables $25 each, table & chairs $45. antique occasional chair $95, 2 bookcases $55 each, kids furniture $35 each. (905)697-3532 SOUND SYSTEMI Like New. Soundboard. Moni- tors, Mains, Power Amps. Microphones and Accesso- ries. $3500 or best offer Must sell. Call 905 -576- 2585 - CRAFTERS become inde- pendent and set up our Own outlet All involved will share equally in regard to store manning and costs All business decisions will be by consensus. If inter- ested contact Olive Bowers (905)665-1475 VENDORS wanted - Kath- leen's Olde Tyme Produc- tions needs unique crafters for its 7th Annual Craft Show at Jubilee Pavilion April 20thl after 6 p.m. spayed or neutered Med.- 1994 Z7I Ext Cab 4X4 um to large bred dogs, Si ,Dade; 51.000 km still ur benan Husky Shepherd r der warranty, 522.000. Coke X. Amencan Eskimo 697-2760 Spitz, Lai) X pups. Shepherd X. Australian 1995 CHRYSLER IN - Shepherd X Dogs Foster TREPID. excel :orc Homes also needed tion. automatic starter, at, Please Call 905-438-8411 Power everything. keylass entry. 50.000 kl. blaCk v th 1997"! Prol & .ami Pn.atr Irntrw-lwai at K9CON NFCTIONS IXK; OREDIE\(-F: FREE A R krikrr traiaurp lead to, all nrw xtrdentK. �rterinarian rerkt�reendad clawex. PaPPoT thr. mail.. Mmoolo altcritikrr and tn- al preparation STARTING IMMEDIATELl- car Jona or Duda to 438-1711 905-728-9791. Booth rental Srlownoobiles S45. 1 1 Automobiles for WANTED - fridge and excellent condi- to list. Bibs to prove. Certi- stove, colour -white, in NEED A VEHICLE? gently used condition and Poor credit? No credit? reasonably priced. Please Bankrupt? Call Tracie at call 985.7132 905.576-1800 or 1-888- 259.3673. 1 can help( Computer 19so cAMARO. certified in 1 /fnternet Oct/96. Runs well, Driven 14 h. alum., 12 and 14 fi- daily 51200 obo. as is. NEW MUSIC a -zine A 434-6909 1984 CAVALIER 2 door: 5 haps/www.durham- speed, $1200 certified. neu-ajc238rm- (805)697-3201. dex.htm.htm OUTBOARD MOTORS, power steering, power 1985 CADILLAC Sedan • Lost &Deville. 128 00011 While • 1 Found with leather interior. 41 litre 8010 V8 Auto, loaded. certified. 1 1 Apartments r n 56500 Firm Please Call FOUND - in parking lot at 723-7932 St. Bernadettes Church, a ring. Owner may claim by 1986 CHEVETTE. 4 -door, describing at 686-0745 auto, rebuilt motor, many LCST- in Bryant Rd. area, new pans, (have receipts). black and white female little leo certify. $950 obo. spaniellWh.pett mix, an- Call Rob 905-434-3757. swers to Casey It found please call 905.686-0280 sand interior 514.750 9C51 -i65 8336 2 1989 GMC VANS 3C'5 .3 auto ler' 53500 -Do Call 9-5 at 428-0283 87 CHEVETTE. 4 -SPEED 2 doo, '250 00 as s 9051839-8194 905-433-9676. 1989 AER- OSTAR Van . loaded. $4995 Cerhhed 1989 FORD 4x4 $6495 cernhed '989 CHEV AstroVan. loaded, $5495 Cernfied. 905-433-9676 Auto dealer will arrange financing even if you have been turned down before. Loans available for no credit, bad credit and bankruptcy Call Janice ("5) 666-3398 CARUSO AUTO SALES 1984 Dodge Anes, looks and runs like a 1989, $1.295 cert.; 1986 Toyota Corolla. 133K. $1995 can.: 1989 Toyota Tercel, stan- dard, 165K. blue S2995. 1991 Cavalier, 2 dr auto, black, 171K S4295. 1989 Dynasty, 160K, 53288: Call Phil 686.3803, 1895 Clements Rd Unit 177. Pickering. CERTICAR - BEST Automobiles 1 1 For Sale LITTLE CAR LOT IN DUR- HAM, GIVE US A TRY. WE HAVE OVER 40 CERTI- FIED RECONDITIONED VEHICLES ON SALE NOW. 8 Astros and Sa- taris from 1985 to 1994. loaded. extended etc from $3,995 Super Special 1991 Cavalier R S 3 1 V-6. loaded, auto. 95.000 kms. now $6.995 1992 Corsica V-6. auto. air, mint. $6.995. 1989 6000 LE wagon. loaded, pristine white only S4,995 1989 Escort LX auto. air, perfect. sale $3195 1993 Cavalier Coupe. air. auto, black beauty. now $5.9% firm 1991 Firefly convertible, mint. $4.995 New Arrivals - 1987 Monte Carlo LS. loaded 305. must be seen $3.695 1992Aerostat Ex- tended. fantastic. $7.995. 1992 Caravan LE 'Woody'. loaded, 33 V-6 $9.950 1992 Festiva, auto. 80.000 kms. A-1 $4,995 1991 Chev Silverado Extended. loaded. 350 V-8 Wow $11.550 1985 Sunbird Auto runs and looks great $1,995 Certicar Auto Center, 155 King St. W. at Midtown Mall. Open Sundays. 'Where our customers send their friends' Call (905)579-2686. CREDIT PROBLEMS7 rel the soot '-a-,-; G:oar payments from $500 Ili payments from $150 0 C Can trucks vans 1981 to 1996 Alardy Auto Sales Ltd 146 Brow St N, Whitby Phone 9175 666-3382 JEFF WELLS AUTO SALES '989 Oids alas. 2 dr auto 4 ryl 52495 1989 Ford Taurus 4 ^,r auto. V6 S2995. 1989 Ford Probe, 4 Cy loaded $2995 1986 Cavalier Wagon 4 CYI 5 sed $2495. All vii cies i i- cles certified and very clear. 7725 Hwy '2 2 km north of Brookl.r 655-59,, or 571 5487 1991 C`ev Gavalter RS 4 dr a_'3, 3 1 V6 loaded $6450 obo 4342775 ' Automobiles Wanted $50. 'C S75CC e sccr for scrap :Ars 6 trucks Anyr.me Call 9o5- 706 -5,4C CASH FOR CARS' We buy .seC +e^ Cles ^,Cies must be m running cond.- bon Call 427 24'5 or come to 479 Bayty Sr East. Ajax at MURAD AUTO SALES A & A AUTO SALVAGE T._, :as- ':r soap Acan- cloned and ,good cars. trucks Call us Last to, best prices. 24 lots , 7 days 30 min service 905-686-5003 or 905-706-5234 Trucks 1 for Sale 1981 GMC Truck Z-50. Merit Ex- ol condihor 'Sri il u- minum body Rebuilt en- gine. new clutch. Ideal for movers $5000 080 Call 1905i 6838266 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SU4DAY,IMARCH 23, 1997 -PAGE 31 EM SnowmobilesRon,Snowmobiles IMApaftrnents For Rent AJAX 1 bedroom b 89 FORMULA MX 470 L/C, GAUGES.SKINS HAND WARMERS. pLt;5-" GOOD RUNNER. DOUBLE BED TRAILER PKG DEAL $1,925 O.B.O. 705-328-1613 TIM. ase- ment apartment. April 1. appliances, a/c, separate entrance, all mclusrve 5450/month Call (9051428-7979 AJAX, newly renovated I - bedroom apartment w,,r private entrance. central air Cable. parking, suit sir- gle Non-smoker, tst/last. available immediately 5495 nr-ludes utilities Call 3p5 619-0gp4 AJAX. Harwood/a2- '-bed- . Casement apartmert 'or rant. April 1. 560Gmorth first R ,as1, Cal: 683-5494 ' Trailers Apartments �,�Apartrnents r Rent For Rent 1986 BONAIR 1000 -,n; tra.ie, equ,crd w,•" ".13ge and stove. lots of cupboard and storage spare indoor and outdoor fades, free standing awning . Ask -1 S4.500 576-5595 1990 HOMESTEADER '2 . 38 i. ,O,ie rime . x 2C florkaa room Main trader •ylly furnished One bed- room. 4 PC oath, Indge lull size. propane stove and oven Electric hot water, deck x 16. Shea, new root ;r Flonda room. new Carpet Located at Nestle in Park on Hwy 36 bet weer Lindsay and Bobcay- Won on water Brand new $45 0013 Asiol S30 000 or best offer Leave message Derfore 4 D - or Call after 5 P rn fro 9 p - Park lees ne- goraOie As. Cerise (W,5 579-379' 199S DUTCHMAN -art T,a,.e- seeps - w-; S wean sized Dods 3 way fridge. wrap around coucr easy low "abler with oral many accessories nciuded Excellent condi- tion A joy to camp �n S725C or test offer 57r,- 3526 7rr 3526 Motorcycles INSURANCE: r3:2S :_. Motorcycles Including SuperSports just got better with 4 ^north payment pear ava,laole 'rue otter Motorcycle Auto and Very-ompetltive u'Cr1e Insurance Rates Open 9 to 9 by apps Monday to Saturday. Call: Jones -Dooley Insurance Broker 427-3595 Visit us at : www. d u rt 1 am news-nett -bec965 • 1 Srlownoobiles TWID-1989 YAMAHA PHAZERS. excellent condi- 1985 International. 22' 5 tion , electric start , handle ton. 5 spd, single axle. grip warmers. covers DT466.too many new pans 54500 Coo takes the par to list. Bibs to prove. Certi- 985.8247 after 6 p m tied, asking 512.500 Call 6712 or page Tony 721-0986. Me Marine 1985 S15. long box. 5 speed, 2.8 litre. asking $1600.905-697-2789 BOATS TO CLEAR, alum., 1969 GMC 1500. 146k. punts. 9 - 12 - 14 ft.. 12 and Auto. air, V8. Body needs 14 h. alum., 12 and 14 fi- work 54900 Do Call berglass 2 runabouts. 22 h. 404-9310. alum Wilde Sales, 655- 8010. 1988 Mazda powp B-2200 automatic. 87,000 kms.. OUTBOARD MOTORS, power steering, power Evinrude, 7% rebate until brakes, cap, box liner, March 31st. on new motors. 54800 certified. Call 579- new and used parts and 9582. repairs. Wilde Sales 655- 8010 1 4Whed o" 1989 CHEVY 1 1 Apartments r n BLAZER, dark blue, 4 x 4 sports model. priced to sell $6.500 negotiable. (905) 668-7872 1992 GEO TRACKER, 4 x 4 black. auto. am -fm cas- sette. mint condition, lady driver. non smoker vehicle Asking $8.750 Will certify. (905) 623-0871 1 BEDROOM apartmert Quiet good area. bus route Appliances. parking , heat. all utilities included . S569. Apr lst. Non-smoking 905- 721-6068 or 905-438-0522 1 BEDROOM APT., avail- able Apr 1 $550 inclusive. upper level of house. sopa rate entrance rrst & last call 434.8054. 438-0771 AJAX WIND JAMMER APTS. 2 bedroom $785 3 bedroom $867 In family building. Fridge. stove. air. broadloom, underground parking included. Close to all amenities - 686 -0841 weekdays 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. 2 3 3 bedrooms brcadloom. 2 ap- pliances. underground park rg 55 FALBY CRT MON. -FRI 9 A V -5PM (905)683-6021 SHEL7EP CA:VADIA�J PROPER-iES LIMITS ; 1 6 2 Bearoom - 7Shawa and Bcw„arvi ie Starting at s6CGmCntr '-.dge 6 s, --e rowded with aurory, tablihes Dets Cali 905 434.24C7 2 -2 BEDROOM w^ "'w^ �s'awa rge +dry Jul1. very nice $55� ❑s rydro available Ac,,, o, sooner ',rst 8 ,ast. 7254": 2 SEDIM t,mt 6 Damm Zcr - centra: Osha. wa Clean bright. laundry 'aol'tes. parking 5645 S S49C --o it,it,esi mc, Co ea 519 -8718'6 WILSON OLIVE a'ea ' ced'Co--s a1,a,lac,e Apn, Fridge. stove. neat 6 "ydro included S742 Car coal, parKing. aurary .0 Daytime 263.8369 or ever. rgs263-2522 2 BEDROOM act rear 15hawa Ce,:,e arc 41' Park;rg aunctry storage Ava,laoie now tvpr SmoKers Preferred 5600. mo Plus rydro 579-0246 PICKERING-2-BEDROOM basement apartment With kdchen, living room. wash. room. non-smoker. no pets . S500.month, lstlasi. avail- able Apr 'st BrocK Major Oaks area . Call 905-619- 125, 2.3EDROOM main floor house, quiet ne.ghoour- hood .n North Oshawa. stove. fridge. parking. shed. available Apr 1St. $8151 month inclusive cable too 905-725-6215. 905-579- 0358 289 CORDOVA- 2 baro apt . Park & Bloor $7001 mo 2nd floor unit trial . incl 1 stlast. Parking . For more into call anytime 436-9683, 576-2877 or 623-3706. ADELAIDE'S.mcoe area. large one bedroom. second floor. quiet triplex S525mo. includes heat. water. park- ing. Call 579-6182 AJAX - 2 bedroom luxury basement apt Lv,ngodining 4 pc bath. sep entrance $750 plus ' 3 utility, Avail able May 1 696-7187 AJAX - Pickering Beach Rd. and Emperor One bedroom basemen apart - merit 5600 ai nciusve .st last, references Ava:ldo,e Ac, is! 686 2778 A..AA. .,ve -uwu,,vr. c a-., aca^mer• b, . vale entrance. ,aurdry 111.1 -air- large ,,tcrer :able au rclusve ava„ac for m meaateiy 56)G.'^or:- Cail 905.428-' 53C AJAX. large :-ght .ems 2 -, -. - :ds meet sec orate ertr-ance. Laurdry tree able S65C plus 3C1. ,Ail. IMS tic pets %0, smoke- istlast. Apr 7, May 683-1358 AJAX. RIDEOUT 'r ; - . - .. :Ilse IcShoo' --rig. Iransporrator Taste - '111 decortanoscapeo yard parking. 585C ok,s 2.3 utni des 683-"64 AJAX- ' Bedroom bsm' _eco ars entrance 'ul Cathroom 4 alookarles� suits single-fotesS.cnal References required 5600. moms rclus.ve Ava, ac,e Avon] 1st Call 683-1332 AJAX- 2 BORIC acartrner' 1-, -er. L7ge j-_-_ set P contiai aurcry'Com Close to all amenities Available Nay ' Call ;9C5 509-4406 AJAX, UPPER LEVEL or ,a -sec ounga,ow Cr9n1 3 bedrooms. - appl,arces. large fenced yard. drive- way and carport. 5850 pus ulilmes References re - quoted. Children wa,. corned April May st. Mes- sage at 416.533-3299 AJAX- Spacious bright. clean. 1 bedroom walkout. Completely renovated. beautiful decor, cable, parking, quiet area Avail- able April 1st $750 i lu- sive Call 686-8183 i ALL New 2 -bedroom apartment in 3-plex. King, Harmony area, Oshawa. large backyard, 5620 montn, available Apr May 1st Cah 905-432- 5464 BASEMENT newly car Dieted separate entrance K,tchen, ac close to GO 401 & mall. no Pets s,moK ung Ava' Immea 545 ,'.# :Iusive 1stlast Ca'V':t:r 420-1,863 BLOOR/PARK Ro ' anc alanine"' ''e5hly-parted spacious. HSBC mcr:r 4 r; lk,d.ng Lark ng Cali 905 840- 6712 or page 416-50' 168- PAGE 32 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 23, 1997 Apartments Apartments HousesEAMI Houses Townhouses Townhouses Office & Business Business For Rent For Rent am For Rent For Rent For Rech For Rent AM11Retail Space Opportunities a Opportunities $1 - IA Absolute Affordable' STILL RENTING'? WHY NOT OWN A: 3 -Bed Semi $700;'month 3 -Bed bunga1mv $8011/month No down payment? Discharged Bankrupt? Call Me! (905)571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 MARK STAPLER' Sales Rep Simon Group I x.rl Realry Inc FOR RENT 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Utilities included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Parking included. Playground Area. Close to schools and shopping From 5846.00. Call 905-721-0980 Mot sq fl office for rent, d - vided Into 3 sections. com- plete with computer room. washroom, waiting room e": $480 Includes every thing High traffic area Prime location available Immediately. Simcoe N 576-6999, ask for Steve OFFICE near downtown Oshawa 1000 sq h divid- ed Into 3 offices, secretarial and kitchen. Excellent for professionals. insurance etc. Immaculate turnkey condition 905"571.1301 *** OPENING SOON 4*4 Canada'a Leading Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning and Drain Cleaning Franchise Co. For an opportunity to join our winning Team! Call (or Fax) 1-613-838-5881 Opportunity knocks once ... Seldom twice ... Never three times rr A Apartments / HousesE THE SUMMIT PLACE Shared • 1,2, & 3 Bed Apts. ommercial Property • MOVE -IN INCENTIVES For Rent • All Util. Included S Ajax 427- • In - House Supt. & Maint. Street North (Oshawa) 10- Rental Office: Mon - Fri. 9am - 8 pm 5156 Sat & Sun Liam- 4pm SOUTH OSHAWA 275rin WHITBY: 4 bedroom super BRIGHT room to rent m VALIANT PROPERTY COndOS MANAGEMENT 434-13x9 905-579-1 626 SOUTH OSHAWA - 3 Industrial m $500. 2 bedrooms. $1 - IA Absolute Affordable' STILL RENTING'? WHY NOT OWN A: 3 -Bed Semi $700;'month 3 -Bed bunga1mv $8011/month No down payment? Discharged Bankrupt? Call Me! (905)571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 MARK STAPLER' Sales Rep Simon Group I x.rl Realry Inc FOR RENT 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Utilities included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Parking included. Playground Area. Close to schools and shopping From 5846.00. Call 905-721-0980 Mot sq fl office for rent, d - vided Into 3 sections. com- plete with computer room. washroom, waiting room e": $480 Includes every thing High traffic area Prime location available Immediately. Simcoe N 576-6999, ask for Steve OFFICE near downtown Oshawa 1000 sq h divid- ed Into 3 offices, secretarial and kitchen. Excellent for professionals. insurance etc. Immaculate turnkey condition 905"571.1301 *** OPENING SOON 4*4 Canada'a Leading Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning and Drain Cleaning Franchise Co. For an opportunity to join our winning Team! Call (or Fax) 1-613-838-5881 Opportunity knocks once ... Seldom twice ... Never three times rr A Apartments / HousesE Houses , For Rent Shared OFFICE UNITS FOR RENT second Noor good Simcoe ommercial Property II ' personals For Rent For Rent S Ajax 427- Accoltlodation Street North (Oshawa) 10- NEED A BREAK? Your 5156 OSHAWA - NORTH O■ SOUTH OSHAWA 275rin WHITBY: 4 bedroom super BRIGHT room to rent m cation- parking available 576-5123 Ask for Kathy COndOS CHEATING WIVES - ON tord two 2 born- Near semi backing on to green large. clean, quiet. fnendly GO station. 401 Park,ng. belt 1 1;2 baths. walkout shared home. Cable. laun- OFFICE- 400 Sq. h , sepa- nydro. balcony patio S73C rrom dining room to deck. dry. close to Oshawa Cen- rate office, customer sec - I N I d til t N bon plus washroom All in- ti BROOKLIN NORTH OSHAWA ;- rine be,•_ _r- abartment for 'w: Dec--om a, -;e taico- April St SF -,5 inclusive ries. quiet building. utilities. Also one Deoroom apt for Cable. parking included April 151h $495 inclusive 5679 Availabe Apni Ist BoM or Second rioo, 655 5795584 5539 a Incusrve o dogs A: a' able immediately hardwood floors. built in 7 shwasher finished rec re an pu is transt o smokers $350/per mo (first clusive $525imonth 15 )5; 721.2232 (416) 239- >de •,om. central air condition- and last 576-3816 Harwood S Ajax 427- r r • • 52 brand new • cletaflch� ^g $975 + i hies Avail- ch NEED A BREAK? Your 5156 h at. hydro. parking 1st SOUTH OSHAWA 275rin •r able May 1st Call 905- own private. clean base- dustnal retail units for COndOS ::emwo'h St t': Bed- •, 434-13x9 merit apt Babysit option SOUTH OSHAWA - 3 Industrial m $500. 2 bedrooms. ' for Sale REDUCES RENT Fur- • Units -x1 & 5620 close to bus t Townhouses ^isned. Inclusive. Aftord- ODe^s May 10 Birch y 404-8761 TARIO PHONE NUMBERS 1-900-451-5566 ext 25: S3 49/min touch tone. 11 plus D',rhar^ s Sexiest -ost attractive ladies. - shopping available im- I For Rent able Can 432.1791 Osha- AVAILABLE immed in- use u5 Rated d1 in Carla Reliable, discreet, ly targe. stove. -- ,at, Brand new house, share kitchen. 5650 Ajax leave message 1416) x3t�a16 Com eS 9 , wa , 'till bathrooms. large ketch- ed, i^dudes d aDDhanC65.EA h at. hydro. parking 1st for Rent SOn P1aCe in prestigious ---- 51.4055 dustnal retail units for COndOS In & out calls .+�t required tic pets DEVON ST OSHAWA. SOUTH OSHAWA - 3 GREAT OPPORTUNITY to snare a come Chnsta^ N lease, pnme location. Osh, ' for Sale Nowhmngfemales It -9722 or 723-6637 - Lrge I Dec,pom sr- oedroom townhouse Close horse with 1 person Close 2000-4000 sq ft t4 it ODe^s May 10 Birch y 404-8761 SOUTH Oshawa 'arge t- fenced yro. prkg - storage. to schools and Shopping 9 $9507rrv3 all inclusive First/ to GO. 401 Mary KIa55en drive-in es. n Office front, m uses. near 401, from many PLAZA 700,900 Oshawa's BREATH �'F _�.FF I EARN --groom ra.seC basement 2 baths. finished basement. last Available April 151. (416)286--3993 5871/mo. 433-4161 days. most prestigious Condo- ING CENTRE. Glair is artment on lower poor of fridge. stove. washer. dryer. 905-579-9956 s days HOUSE in Ajax Semi n. I D 5795909 eve miniums offer a secure. vonscio Thought Powe -.-ni., with laundry 2 -car -,i avadable April 1st 1997 Call now' Appt to PORT HOPE - 3 lots on vare bachelor. furnished. INDUSTRIAL UNITS Carefree life style In avane- Conscious Intuition, Sheat pr-vate entrance 75 a inclus ve Avail" view 905 571-0625 nessg mach 2 -3 BEDROOM TOWN- HOUSES. close Gc odour N, phone. cable. air. 1280 Terwole ar 1 937 & 9 ty of floor plans from su. Feng Shut. meditation �r a ADnI Ist Mature sincere. artracbve single to schools stropping J$84t" 9 private yard Parking. $425/ 968 sq it office warehous- $179.900 Viewed by ap- Relax at the Lakefront Re rk,ng smglejcouple No 3 bedroom bungalow 5888 plus utilities Avail- mo.. hrst/Iast Avail imme- in Park and Bioor 1746 pointmient through Ristow & treat Linda Ambrose = S 905579-1869 house for rent South able April Isi or before batety 686-9956 and 1775 sq it $325 sq n Fleming Limned. Realtor Facilitator. (905)579-8985 sundry Includes util Boor Oshawa area 5850 + utilr hes 434-6089 (905)683-92699 5 LOOKING TO RENT. to a -let Can 579-5077 after 5 576-2548 EVANLY RAYS Pohcl L ped ou,tding vai able anytime Gently S1050/month plus ba- -e- ac* Se: en- Stevensorv'Rossiand vee, 3 -gr 3 :,�:•o�•^ ,ndt,es Call 434-2485 / Rooms 4•ea rumisne; trance rrioge stove faun Oshawa Call 723-1009 apartment man Moor of in- ' for Rent isned room, $350rmorth, 3 -BEDROOM for cit Dunga- '3 h dry 4 pc path irigroura 3 bedroom townhouse in resod^side non smoker 571.3281 for use u5 Rated d1 in Carla HASH/TOWNLINE Large 3 Cec•?_^ -^a,^ and sec- ind floor of newer house 2 well maintained family complex Freshly decorar Brand new house, share kitchen. 5650 Ajax leave message 1416) x3t�a16 Com eS 9 , MLots $ale da. Love. Money. Career lucky •'s Achieve Suc cess 52 99 minute 78. 1 'till bathrooms. large ketch- ed, i^dudes d aDDhanC65.EA partially•' l' S"erl i•q •dor^ for Rent SOn P1aCe in prestigious ---- 51.4055 'n, parking for 2. garage_ all utilities Parking- dose to NORTH AJAX- Huse to near Potash Lake $630 LOTS AVAILABLE starting private bathroom, quiet, 'encetl and No pets Y schools. all amenities May share Fuc ise ,' house PICKEREL SEASON at 5120.000 in Waterfront HEAVENLY PSYCHIC an 5850.ufintles 905-a36- OCcuPsnCy 122 Colborne $450 inaus've Fireplace. ODe^s May 10 Birch y community on Lake Scu- savers ?a hours serum( 045 St E Oshawa Appt 434- jacuzzi. air May Ist Non mately Rob 438-0435 gog call 905-427 0390 or over 43.000.000 readers in cottages- 3 PCs bath. g g•s 3972 smoker no pets. Call 683- Lodge, north of Belleville 905-985-3724 3299/min t8 + t -900-a5' BANCROFT newer 3 bed- AJAXIPICKERING Apart- 1769 Lake trout, bass House- wa 905-723-5225 3783 .)c- era home 2 baths. NORTH OSHAWA. 3 436-6042 keeping cottages Boats. PORT HOPE - 3 lots on smok.�g protirtsional L ped ou,tding vai able anytime Gently S1050/month plus ba- -e- ac* Se: en- Stevensorv'Rossiand vee, 3 -gr 3 :,�:•o�•^ ,ndt,es Call 434-2485 / Rooms 4•ea rumisne; trance rrioge stove faun Oshawa Call 723-1009 apartment man Moor of in- ' for Rent isned room, $350rmorth, 3 -BEDROOM for cit Dunga- '3 h dry 4 pc path irigroura NORTH OSHAWA 'u, -. =• Two - _ omblnabor wood electric tP^•:pm . )a"-Pnt DICKERING Major Oaks. meals Package rates 1- Hcdgs,r Street and Gib. � not ion which is morl CENTRAL W-iTt n Y 9h1 - " .q .. ^'..•n �s^�^ ' -ed- tied' ware- includetl. P� WmiCe. GOSe t0 sChO01, tOwnhOUS•S in well main- partially•' l' S"erl i•q •dor^ 800-669-0291 SOn P1aCe in prestigious afi,cun, writing this ad o 9 sDa_ . _" : bedroom plus room basenWnt apartment. a•^ hydro Prime Oshawa near Potash Lake $630 alined family complex private bathroom, quiet, TRENT RIVER Woodland titre inion r to its 1 am a sr 1 den it clear quiet bu"d- Dark•-; backra-d cable near 0 C per mo Availabe come- Fresh y decorated with dean �,• Parking, faun- Estates. family House keep- and Dotter L while male who enjoy! nipper lnplex. $895 ur,' !n app' a --es -"rieaate 'ocatron and Mid-cwn Ma'!'. M 1st May mately Rob 438-0435 Fr stove. dose to at[ 'g dry NO pats Ist/last refer- in cottages- 3 PCs bath. g g•s $60.000 each Call Osha- count living.alon will rY 9 - Included Available 5550 Call 576-3830 NO DOWNPAYMENT room, $750. 3•bedroom, AJAXIPICKERING Apart- Mces. Share with non- voted. eat sopa- wa 905-723-5225 physical illness. travelmk =t. Can 263-4'25 436-6042 BOWMANVILLE - Very amenities Starring at smok.�g protirtsional pool. beach. store. play- AJAX. South, dean 2 -bed- and boating It you are i rec. room, close to all amenities, available Au- TWO bedroom opts April WHITBY- ONE cedroo•^ c'ea^ - cec•ccm 2 -baths. $738.1mo,tn On site Mgmt Avail mrrlediately 5400 ground. 90 min Northeast recorded message. sincere. artracbve single to DESIRABLE North Ostia S: L T ^'^4 math -k vingorning room. eat -in office Call 905-728-3777 686••0298 Pickerin t-888-813- 9 Vacation mule. 30-45 with smiler in wa ,Ocar. 2 "Dorn main k tcrien, park'n9 aparr-ienl a%a ane Apr 1, kitC•ien, main floor semi 2212 Properties terests, please reply in with rocr duplex aoartmMis sundry Includes util Boor S575 month Includes heat April 1st 5950 all inclusive PICKERING- Atona Rd 3 PICKERING -Dom to let, ^g telling me about your $695 plus hydro3il in St Oshawa References. & Dark n }Or 1 car Call 9 sept access Can 905.579- DedroJm Master Bedroom Close 1G GG kitchen and Flaldi "� along wrm a photo to clusive FirSVlasVroferences ropers 723-1647 905 43C"0959 4147 .vita on sofa Dk+s 2 paths laundry laCiktles. must like � a ' CLEARWATER 1 -loco- Box 4575. co Markham required. no pets Ill ASC. Central vac, alarm + 5 animals. Smokers. $425. Vac• Re�K room mobile family park, Apr t May t Lynn 436 ONE i TWO bedroom WHITBY. tacheior & one NEAR Sruth GM 3 -ped- appliances Fnished base- month Ava,iaDie April 1 neared pools. hot !u0 Economist. 9 Hentagf 6886 ata•'-P^'s Tmediate her,.- .n well mam- .�,T •-lain floor incl meet with walkout $1300 + week s J m-11 p any minutes to beaches. sleeps Road. Markham Ont L3F possession+ prefer couple tained buildings4 Sevens stove. iaund ry parking Wdmw Cau 509-6016 time weekends(905)420 CLEAR WATER AREA. 3 6 More information avail- 1113 GRANDVIEWrOLIVE arge North Oshawa Includes Realty ltd 905-668-'7'7 near all amenities, very PICKERING S. i Liverpool 0717 bedra�r row -•^,use acs' able 5275 week) Y 905 - BORED ONTARIC 1 ;.� ;... •-- case -enc apartment. private en- hyoro, triige stove. carpet freshly painted shopping WHITBY, available M May ' clean. ac n0 pets. imme- Roac 3 ceroom. towr PICKERING- 401 and jacuzzi. BBO, pirvater yard. available now For into and 134-7t 84 HOUSEWIVES - names d trance large kitchen 4 at)- ^/ plaza. laundry facilities t'r'd'"'� apt m duplex. sate possession, fjrst/IaSt. references n8-9, 75 hOUSe. CIOSB t0 GO Whites Rd Home in quiet k7 view phot05 905 - 579- private phone numbers. 1 jY,ances park ^; code Neo• bus Reasonable Apd'ances included. car- scrods .& snooping. $900 sup -illusion by conserve- 3788 Money 900-451-3638 ext 704 non Smoker tic ;els suit 725-2642 after S pm' peted, laundry room. all in- OSHAWA. E xcellent lova- plus utilities FirstAasi Iron area Share all facile- to Lend m, must be 18 T able perSGn, $625 iriau- clusive. S85C no pets. tior 4 c;eo,00ms hard- Available April est or before fres, non-smoker $375 Homes tons lore sive 905-436-8aaJ ONE. and two bedroom 668 56' wood floors. rsaoom. Cline 905-839-94x6 mon". 839-754C te 917Z WE! 1 -ON -1! Call now' ...... Y/O IVE apt s it ^lost oea..rrul adult A i WHITBY Brock SV401 o Schools available imme - ROSSULND/GARDEN F« Sale 1900a51.5302 Ext 3673 L ped ou,tding vai able anytime Gently S1050/month plus ba- -e- ac* Se: en- Stevensorv'Rossiand vee, 3 -gr 3 :,�:•o�•^ ,ndt,es Call 434-2485 / Rooms 4•ea rumisne; trance rrioge stove faun Oshawa Call 723-1009 apartment man Moor of in- ' for Rent isned room, $350rmorth, 3 -BEDROOM for cit Dunga- '3 h dry 4 pc path irigroura OSHAWA 888 . 900 piex parking close to au pod. Caber Dar,.r; First Gie^ :* : bedroom a is amenities. available April last required Sc:._ Incl S675- $708. close to shop - 1st hrsplvt required 905 .576-6'61 pit scrods. GM and GG 9 S900 month plus utilities URGE 1 -bedroom acarr Utilities included First�last 905'686-6622 f90,, 668 - 3898 me^' . c - -o 0 -ha " �Sq required Can 728-4993 washer,m c'a, gas furnace. wa BOC tt. private en" OSHAWA 2 bedroom WHITBY 2 bedroom Avail - e tranctrance. 4 appliances. acts Mai x.upancy $600 able Arps 151 Can (905 fenced yard no dogs S65C no pets. Call 905.839 - 430.9146 or (416,789- 905-786-2335 range Locations td suit 4115 m wen -maintained Ren- 9. Brous sures Parking 8 fly- you Stodkwelf Really bungalow. updated bath- Pda in quiet adult home. share Corp 723.1265 WHY rent when you can LARGE 3 BDRM. CLEAN QUIET own your own home for I ...war.'._- I OSHAWA - Near O C LARGE 3 -bedroom. huge living room, walk-in closet. $875 inclusive Call 905- 428-3963 11MILUSIMCOE, newly reno- owed 1 -bedroom basement apartment. close to 401 and an Inclusive, large quiet row acre of ardwood mouse Call 905-668-0070 floors. finished rec room. BASEMENT •Dom to rent in SINGLE ROOMS with Suncoe North at Durham +crtr osrawa moms. (with shared tacim,es Females College. Oshawa Asking shared kilcnen) Close to welcome Non smoker no $137.5001905)723-4921 Durham College, bus pets. references, available NORTH WHITBY- 1;2 acre routes and all amendies immediately Rent negoti- of country setting, ranch Suitable for one clean quiet able Call (905) 420-0249 bungalow. 3 plus one bed- lemale (employed or stud- anytime after 7 p.m. on rooms, large kitchen, 24 n x ent) Includes laundry. ca- weekdays 24 it garagelworksnop. pri- de, private bathroom. A/C. WESTNEY / HARWOOD/ vats Reduced $195.000 heat, hydro References HWYe2, Newly renovated (�`3t 655 3607 1 st1 1 No is 5450 r Famii Builds^^ North Y g are Ie55 man you thInk7" Call Dave FiaylOCk Sales Rep PICKERING 2. bedroom PB P• month inclusive Call 905- bedroom, in clean quiet tamty hone, min shared KASSINGER built. 3 year cid. 2 storey. 3 bdrms. 1 112 Oshawa. t& 2 Dorms In Re/Max Summit Realty bungalow, extra large lot. 436-8312 facilities Sutiable for non baths, garage. built-in dish - parking Pay Cade, parking (1991 Lid (905 668-3800 walk to PTC. tndge i stove Included. $995 + utilities ALTONA RD. / Sheppard: smoking professional ref washer,m c'a, gas furnace. & laundry fac 723-2094 or (905) 666'3211 Call 905-420-1524 Bright dean furnished room s room $� /rib" 42&1559. fireplace m finished rec- OSHAWA Newer, build• no pets. Call 905.839 - PICKERING- 1 Bedroom for employed non smoker, WORKING (female). age room. 25 Arran Court, Courbce $151.900. Call m wen -maintained Ren- 9. Brous sures Parking 8 fly- Apartrrter►ts bungalow. updated bath- Pda in quiet adult home. share 20-25 preferred. to share 2 (0436 0117 to view. No oro Included, on bus route Wanted room with whirlpool tub 4 separate kitchen, hath- rooms, references. Ist./last bedroom apt with female. fully furnished. Must like Meng' 1 -bedroom, 5600. 2 -bed- appliances. gas heat & wa- $100 per week 509-2459 animals. 686-3484, if no NO DOWNPAYMENT room, $750. 3•bedroom, AJAXIPICKERING Apart- los tDiet 6�moke voted. eat sopa- answer 721-0088 leave assume the mortgage. 3 5860 (905)428-5740 mens wanted Senior fatly s s rs a we - requires 1 bedroom apt in come $650 + utilities. all amenities. Available PICKERING South, very Apr.1 st. $600/month Call nice bachelor apartment. Ingrid 905-728-1600. private entrance. all inclu- leave sive, no pets, non-smoker, NEWLY Decorated apart- very clean apartment on went units. available in quiet street $500 509 - adult building. near hospi- 0992. cal, 255 Slmcoe St N (905) PICKERING. Whites Rd./ 728-4966. Finch, Newly -finished large NORTH OSHAWA, 1 -bed- w/o basement apartment. 1bum lower duplex, clean, parking, separate entrance, fright, laundry. 1 parking $700/month. Non-smoker, space. non-smoker, no no pets. Call 905.839 - Is and $595 inclusive 6850. nice building May 1st or Available May 1st (Negoti- earker. Wiling to pay up to able) Call (905) 831-2486. 5700 Inclusive Call An- ROSSLANDIATTERSLEY neve at 427-1661. Oshawa - quiet court loca- tion. Immaculate 3 bedroom Houses semi, familyroom. 1 1/2 ' For Rent baths, deck. pabo, spacious paved drive. cozyfenced backyard. Near nus. walk to Public/High Schools. Avail - n able May 1 ( el4ble occu- $3 99 -min 18+ Procan Co 602) 954-7420 SINGLES WORLD Dance Fridays 9pm-lam. Dynast) Ballroom, 559 Blow St. W Oshawa. Starting march 28 cover charge, dress jean: OK 1-800.565-4136 ompanions EASTSIDE CONNEC ^-�-w �Onft0lMnNa115 w�'w"' �^ ^^ ^•^ house, with FAG and new windows. Cal 728-7455 a MDrt4agl5, TKNJS DATELINE - Free tc call to place your ad, nc charges for ladies, nc Rent OPEN HOUSE Sat. and I ' Insurance phone bill charges, 905 Office & Sum. 72 - 6. 69 BentonwOOd I � 430.7060. WESTNEYMwy. 2 - 2 and Cres., Whitby. 2 storey house, 110 x 100 h. lot, MORTGAGES - Good, $114, Lilian 3 bedroom condos, avail- CAC, family room, master bad and ugly. Financing for r able mrd April. 2 baths, 5 an suite, 2.900 plus sq. h. any purpose, rates from sk + • • ut • ur appliances, en suite laun- 430-9274 5 95%. All applications ac- FOR dry, padrng, all amenities. cepted. Community Finan - references. $1200. 905- OSHAWA - super clean cial Services 668-6805SPECIAL! 831.5711. semi, Clair, separate living Rent Ill- B50 sg2nd. fir. Ca ! one of our pancy)_ 5895/month *U11111- ties tsVlast.905�97-2519. �n0o k ONE BEDROOM for rent , and di.Woom. w/o to pre lot, parquet floors upstairs, ' BltalReaa $325 per mo. Available Office & $114,900. Ask for I � THREE bedrooms in Cour- now. Brock and Hwy 2 $114, Lilian bee available immediately. Pickering. Close to all •Rlfa� e Hemex Summt 668- Ideal for those who can amenities. 686-3031 3800, lies. 668.7479. ALTERNATIVE MEDI- maintain a large property. OSHAWA 4 Months Free OSHAWA SEMI, 3 plus CINE. 4 //2 yrs. ago 1 left No pets, non-smoker, fridge Shred Rent Ill- B50 sg2nd. fir. one bedrooms, 1 12 baths, my 1OOK lob. Today from & stove included. Refer -RE tvsUla51 rr0 600 sq main $500 N.E. Oshawa. Newly veno- in k4dlen, my home, 1 earn more than my doctor. Part-time/full- ences, required 3DO sq. n. across from Dish. voted. eat sopa- .SELL Call Mina 427.6277. Centre, 600 2nd flr $500. rate dining room, finished time. Training provided. N TWO bedroom house. quiet AJAX. South, dean 2 -bed- 1.200 sq. n. 2nd floor .1,600 rec. room, close to all amenities, available Au- Small investment required. 905ow 132-8234, 24 hr. . I area, close to Shoppingsq. Centre and bus. room basement, private en- n. main. Call 434-2447 or 6551132 gust. Ist. $117,9. Phone 00 recorded message. CALL , pets. trance, patio, cable, park- 905) 433-0983 WELL 68"707 Ie , y , a anytime 5- 28- nown aches Con- 1sVlast. available May.lst. ROSEBANK/Hwy. 2. se. 3448 ng, close to everything. signment Boutique. Hy & FAX E350leach No pets, nom OR F/vs/a 905130-6906. eluded large one bedroom , Zeus Plaza. 12 yrs. Ideal for suit single person, sep en- SELL IT NOW WHITBY, 3 BEDROOM smoker Call 905-683- partners, $25,000. Carrol, central air. fireplace, two 3669 „- trance. laundry, parching, appiances, carport. private r • I 1 Closet Classics 725-9856; fireplace. $700/all inclusive 683-0707 backyard, no pets. $950 per 579-7716. CALL hrstilast, no pets. Short or mo Isviast, plus utdrties long term. 839-2372 6684292 THE NEWS ADVF,RTISF,R SL'NDAYR MARCH 23, 1997 -PAGE 33 AuctionsallI^ In In • MemoriamsTIl— In M7Mernoriams / in / I Memoriams / Memoriams �— -. 50% OFF 1545 DUNDAS ST. E. WHITBY are liauida ock, including wits & Stains, 3ulking & adhe- ves, plumbing, elec- cal, lock sets, wall- iper & borders, fire - ace tans, grill sets, 3rdware nuts. bolts, Bather stripping, nail tools, drywall pe. wire, car batter- s, nails, and many r)re items too nu- erous to mention. ale Times: 9 a.m. - 6 m Starting 14 UIDATION CE 1545 Dund E. Whitby 9( I Rcmemhe r yOur loved (ones with a special Faster In Memoriam. This section %'gill he printed Sunday, March 30th. For Further information call classified advertising at G83-0707 1�0 & P16b.0.11 News Advertiser Your Monthly Calendar EASTER STORYTIMES IN AJAX Monday March 24 VILLAGE BRANCH Tuesday March 25 MCLEAN BRANCH Wednesday March 26 MAIN BRANCH Drop in all ages at 10:30 a.m. PARENT 8 TOT SKATING 5 years and under 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. Ajax Community Centre Adults $1.50/Tots Free BLAISDALE OPEN HOUSE 365 Kingston Rd. Corner of Rougemont & Hwy #2 (905) 509-5005 (Pickering) BLAISDALE OPEN HOUSE 403 Kingston Rd. One block west of Westney Rd. S. & Hwy #2.(905) 509- 5005 (Ajax) YOUTH CENTRES/AJAX Duffins Bay School Lakeside Community Centre Roland Michener Public School Westney Heights Community School 6:15 p.m. to 8:15 p.m. $2.00 at the door TEEN CENTRES/AJAX Lincoln Alexander Community Centre St. Jude School 6:30 p.m. to 8:45 p.m. $2.00 at the door FAMILY SWIM McLean Community Centre 4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Also same time Sunday Adults $2.50/Youth $1.50 YOUTH CENTRES/AJAX Duff ins Bay School Lakeside Community Centre Roland Michener Public School Westney Heights Community School 6:15 p.m. to 8:15 p.m. $2.00 at the door TEEN CENTRES/AJAX Lincoln Alexander Community Centre St. Jude School 6:30 p.m. to 8:45 p.m. $2.00 at the door • GRADE EXPECTATIONS S U M M E R REGISTRATION BEGINS 1885 Glenanna Rd. Suite 103 (905) 420-9930 BLAISDALE OPEN HOUSE 545 Kingston Rd. One block east of Hwy #2 (905) 683-5005 (Ajax) BLAISDALE OPEN HOUSE 415 Toynedale Rd. One block south of of Hwy #2 & Rougemont (905) 509-5005 (Pickering) NEW!NEW!NEW! STORYTIMES AT VILLAGE BRANCH Drop in, it's free. Stories, songs and games for 3 to 5 year olds �J J , 00" - t I 16 mo yrs t ; 3 yrs - 6 yrs. t_ —1 iradcs l IS Blaisdale Montessori School OPEN HOUSE -P%l SHARP 16 month -htr, - %\II T.aeher, F i_*K_F. R! \ G; 11 ES.. MARCH 24 h`Ktrr�:,twzR,j r' tR,u;em,n:'H.,s N% Eft. APRIL 16 415 f,ine,a., RJ , cnuth „i Rnu�em,,w THt R.ti., \IAR('H 27 4,t; A'ur,ct„n R,j i n;. rk A' „1 Rrstnec , TUES.. APRI1. 8 4.i h:ni.tunRa . 11K% 2unJChur,h 1 509-5005 1'r, krnrr.0 686-5005 Aew accepang appiwations Part mid jull roue available Is ft Looking for a home' %lake -ore v1,u're c01111denn9 all Four option. The dd-i ted ad, are a great tool frit getting the 1,w down on the late<t real e,tate offering, Whether it', %our not home - %^ur fiftieth the da';'tned ad" keep . ou In touch with the market, ever. •tep of the Ma. CAL, CU159RE9 707 FAx:579.2239 'OR. 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Enjoy conver- �af ons. cottaging, working - dinner partes and -^,:sic Seek tall. attractive. orafess,onal, white male. 30-40. spontaneous with sense of direction and sim- ,ia• interests BOX 13930 PROFESSIONAL MAN ndepenoent. affecdora'e 49 yr old white female enjoys traveling. adventure and more. Looking for a established male compan- -or. 45 to 55, who is a Ns BOX 13989 HONESTY EXPECTED 34 yr old separateo temale. rwc children. 5'4'. enjoys ead ng, camping, walks and more Seeking an hon- est male who I car relate !o and talk to BOX 14003 SEEK A COMPANION 54 y., :,d r 4' 'emale with no depen- dents I'm financially secure and a non smoker E^Ipy country music. Banc rig dogs antl hugs Looking tot a N'S single ,ale 55 to 65. with a sense of humor. for com- oannonshrp. BOX 23310 ANY ROMANTICS LEFT? -C 20s '.,1 figured Seeks educal. ed guy with sense of Jmor, who Knows what he wants ME , ^ smart. filen^y oprmonated. love ,os animals enjoy gong dancrng and staying _)me snuggling BOX 3'995 SEEKING FRIENDSHIP a— 4- wnr long browr -air and due eyes- seeking gentleman. 4510 55 Enloy = ig walks romantic evenings, and sort music BOX 31997 CALL ME ^ga ternae. 19. straw- berry blonde hair, blue eyes. enjoy long walks sports. movies and hang- . ng out Looking for rele- tcnship turning into long tem+ Seieel tall. straw - Derry blond male, with seem- -tar interests BOX 31998 BE MY COWBOY Petite Diue-eyed Donde. franciii secure enjoys country music. rodeos, motor cycles. dancing. naseback riding Looking to, a tau handsome male 35-45 who Ickes cowboys Dons and owe leans BOX 1',159 BLUE EYED BLONDE Blue eved donne ady loves the outdoors. likes country music,. dancing gong ouf lir dinner Looking for a man ' who knows how to treat a lady Must be tall 38 to 50 BOX 23866 FUN TIMES Single mother of one. 18. 5'4', 125 lbs.. blonde hair and blue eyes. Seeking male around the same age Enjoys sports, chil- dren, clubs, movies and quiet evenings at home. Casual, possible relation- -Ikxp. BOX 11374 LETS CHAT 48 yr old female, brown hair and eyes, well burn. Seeking male who likes going out on weekends and a friend to talc too BOX 13799 EUROPEAN MEN "WANTED Caribbean female, tall, slim and attractive. Seeking all, attractive European male. 50 plus, secure, intelligent. for serious relationship. Honesty a must BOX 13876 SOUND INTERESTING? Single while female, 28, never married, no children. slim. 5'4', brown hair and hazel eyes. Enjoy playing Ifool, cooking, animals, fast cars. Harley Davidsons and quiet nights at home. Seeking slim fit male, spontaneous, 25 to 32. clean shaven and al rac- tive. BOX 13941 LADY OF STYLE iiActive female. 60. Seeking male companion for walks, dancing, gardening and live theatre. BOX 18925 ROMANTIC AT HEART Petite registered nurse. 44, attractive green eyed blonde enjoys squash, aer- obics. dancing, movies Looking for somewhat attractwe male. 40 to 54. who enjoys his work, but also has time for fun. Someone optimistic, intelli- gent, honest and playful BOX 23860 LOOKING FOR FRIEND I'm 5 4' ' 1C lbs 54 and looking for someone. 55 to 60. nonsmoker. Ickes coun- try musk, dancing, dogs. and hugs BOX 32005 LIFE'S A GAMBLE Good gamoies, bac gam- bles. how would a nice gentleman, 39 to 45, like to take a gamble? It may be what you are looking for Single white female 39. employed. enjoys quiet evenings, walks, garden- ng- and more BOX 34155 RETIRED AND BORED Retired singe •eg.stered nurse looking for Compan- ion or trend Interests include walks travel, danc- ing. dung out and watch - will baseball BOX 13924 MELT MY HEART! A!!raC,ve green eyed blonde temale who is tit. 106 lbs with great sense of humor Enjoy, workng out at gym. dancing. walking biking and reading Seek a male wrm a nice smile in wrll men my heart;. is fun loving and has similar interests BOX 16350 CUTE PETITE BLONDE Financaly sec --e enjo s dining. dancing and quiet times Looking 'or gentle- man. 6', nor bald, not older than 53. who enjoys same and would like t0 become trrends BOX 23-57 DO YOU PLAY SOUASH?? Serge 'e—ale. attractive. 40 employed Enjoys squash (the game, skiing, reading. classical musk and ten outdoors Seeking single, employed. m's male in his 40s, wino is financial y secure wren similar inter, ests Pickering or Ajax area BOX 13828 MOTHER SEEKING... . Femaie '8 yr =u --,other of 1. 5'4'. 120 lbs. blade Meet antl blue eyes Enjoys long wanks on Me beach, sports and more Seeking mak. must litre Children Lag term, not too serious relationship BOX 18822 LIFE'S TOO SHORT Single tamale. 32 sincere. employed, petite. 5'1'. brunette with blue eyes. Social drinker rvs Enjoys the outdoors kids, and music Seeking male honest, professional. wh does not play head games BOX 18848 ADVENTUROUS WOMAN Tall sensualindependent black single woman seeks funny, attractivetall white male. whos comfortable in surt and lie or T-shirt and jeans. For friendship, Cal - wig, and possibly more BOX 23810 NOT GIVING UP Caring, honest, single working mom. 39, Ms. Seeking employed male, 37 to 45, honest. with good personality, who likes movies, dinner, or just quiet times together. Possible relationship. Single dads welcome. BOX 23828 HIGH STANDARDS? Professional female. 45 yr old, 510', Still and attrac- tive. Enjoy cooling, ding out, camping and more. Seeking a man, 6' or over, same age, attractive, employed, kind and outgo - ng. BOX 13627 SINIGLE MOM SEEKS... 22 yr old single white female, brown hair and blue eyes. Enjoys bowling, walks on the beach and quiet evenings at home. Seeking single white male, 25 to 35. Single fathers welcome, serous inquiries only. BOX 34150 ROMANTIC AT HEART Attractive, single white female, 36, 5'6'. Enjoys candlelight dinners, walks on the beach, dancing, movies, and more. Seeking caring and affectionate mafe. Long term or perma- nent relationship possible. BOX 34170 Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Brings You... To place your FREE ad, call 1-800-662-8423. Anytime, day or night. 490KERELyours To respond to an ad, call 1-900-451-3793, FREE Personal Ad FREE Voiee Greeting $2.49 per minute. You must be 18 or older. lltath numbers work with •1oncliTonc"' uml Potau'y phones. FRIENDS FIRST Single white female. 35, 68-. 125 lbs Enjoy quiet times, being under the stars and the boardwalk Seeking male companion- ship, friends first. Honesty and appreciation of other people a must BOX 34397 PETITE PRINCESS 25 yr old De!,te med,um built princess is looking for honest. straight Tor ward, reliable man If this .s you give me a rail BOX 16122 ME. BUT A GUY! 1E yr old female. blonde hair and brown eyes. 5'10'. 130 lbs. athletic and fit. Seeking someone same age. same heightand same everything else BOX 34354 INDEPENDENT FEMALE 18 yr ilia temale. looking for casual. possible rela- tionship I am 130 lbs 5'8', long brown hair and hazel eyes I like everything from sports to hanging out BOX 34355 LETS TALK 57 yr old arraciwe widow is looking 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 iewr To Birth lady who likes motorcycles fishing. dancing and coun- try music is look rg lir a tact. good looking_ finarecial- secure male. 35 to 45 X 18707 SOUNDS GOOD! Cule Single white female. 26. sensitive and sweet Looking for a single white male for friendship, posse - bills relationship Must be honest and open BOX 33249 CALL ME SOMETIME! 38 y• c -c tema,e car ,a., and brown eyes I enjoy quiet times, country music and the outdoors Looking lir someone with the same interests No head games' BOX 33688 ATTENTION: GREG Yc„ a•e !ne 35 yr ofd 51 10, tine tighter Please call me back' I didn'I get your num- ber This is "ZEST FOR UFE- BOX 3427' SEEKING FRIENDSHIP and COmpan,Onsh�p Want a wefl dressed, tau, white mak 55 to 65, who rs a Na. social drinking. mentally. 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 mon with a busy schedule Want a relationship with a tall employed. handsome, outgoing mak with high standards let's meet' BOX 16211 SENSE OF HUMOR? Honest 38 yr old divorced mother one with medium build employed with Christian values. Enjoy tennis, biking and read- ing Seek a male, 38-48, wen: a sense of humor, is single and honest. BOX 11106 ONE IN A MILLION Single white mother: attractive, 54', fit with great Personally. Seeking a single whAe, male, 28-33, attractive, fit. 57' or over in un4orm to rescue me. BOX 11113 INDEPENDENT LADY Single white female, 32, full figured, a smoker, brown hair and eyes. Enjoy animals, lag drives. quiet evenings. fishing, spending *m with family, etc. Seek a white male, 30.38, with Similar qualities and sense of humor. BOX 11165 WTERESTED... CALL! 25 yr old single while out- going female, 5'7', 150 lbs., strawberry blond hair.., fun loving and spon- taneous! Enjoy the out- doors, hockey, skating, fun times, etc. BOX 11219 FRIENDSHIP 70 v, old widow 170 lbs. Seeks companionship for dining out, bowing, danc- ng, traveling, etc BOX 13192 LIKE SURPRISES? SC yr old female. 5. auburn hair, blue eyes, pleasantly plump with a good sense of humor. Enjoy dining, skating, skiing fishing. swimming, etc Give me a call to see it we can be friends BOX 33262 SHARP DRESSER Widowlooking for a neat dressing gentleman com- panion who enjoys dining. traveling. dancing, sports. movies and more BOX 13191 FUN LOVING Honest caring. single mom of one. 41 Seeking a fun loving, older man. 4C or older, who is easy going and honest BOX 13568 LOOKING FOR LOVE 41 aivorced attractive, mother of one Looking for a long term relationship with an honest, straight for- ward man who enjoys dancing and family times. Must have good sense of humor BOX 13578 WORTH WAITING FOR Casey lady. 51. 5'8'. Seeks secure, happy. gentle man, lir long term relationship and shared enjoyment of dancing art galleries, garage sales. auctions. and golf Love of cottage country a definite asset BOX 23797 DOUBLE DATE Two hands 44 and 47 yr old professional females) would like to meet two sin- gle mer in their middle 40's We like 10 travel. fine timing, animals and the finer things in IAB BOX 77985 SOULMATE WANTED Lady Search rg 'o, gent e man, n u yong 50 Y, who is honest and sncere Must have a good sense of humor. be down to earth. enjoy, dancing. drives .n country. romance and lust having fun Must have good morals. Prefer friend- ship first. BOX 23735 SINCERE AND FUN Petrie single working m,yn, 32. looking for handsome. employed single mak. 32 to 38. medium build. to laugh and have tun with Enjoys the simple things in lila, holding hands. snug - vg at movies or at home WX 23793 ARE YOU MR. RIGHT? Are you 48 !c 58 hand - Some. outgoing, good sense of humor, personali- ty. dancer who likes coun- try western musk. no dependents, established and charming_ with many interests? What you get is Me whole package. and all calls returned BOX 23802 SKIING ANYONE? Blonde. 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 SPMT In Cobourg: socially aware. heath conscious. Ns, no dependents divorced woman, early 50's, and bred of games. Looking for a like minded male who is free to share walks. talks. dances, movies and ocel carts. BOX 31986 COBOURG AREA Intelligent. secure, proces- sional, attractive lady - Enjoy travel, skiing, boat- ing, the outdoors, movies, and more. Looking for a honest gentleman. 45 to 55, with Similar qualities. BOJ( 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 welcome. I'm hon- est. great sense of humor, nice personality, need lots of attention. BOX 31992 Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. LOOK NO FURTHER 47 yr old white male, fit and young, 5'0". emotionally and financially secure. no baggage Seeking a similar female, under 5'8' fit, n/s and employed I enjoy ten- nis. golf, movies, going out and much more BOX 11473 FRIENDS FIRST 22 yr old white male, 5'8', 145 lbs, n/s and social drinker, enjoys going to the gymthe outdoors and rock climbing Seeking some- one the same age who enjoys the same ipthings Possible relationsh. BOX 13998 SINGLE DAD 23 yr ala single while male. one child, smoker and social drinker, enjoys ani- mals. motorcycles. cottage country and more Seeking a single where female. 20 to 28. who wants an honest and caring relationship BOX 14006 BLUE-EYED GENTLEMAN 36 yr old single white male. 5'7' 165 Ibs Enjoy music. cooling. sports. the out- doors dung Out, quiet evenings and more Looking for a woman, 25 to 42. with similar interests BOX 16402 KIND HEARTED MALE 38 y• old dworced lather, 5'8'. 115 lbs with a big heart Enjoy camping. fishing. sk-9 biking, and more LccK,ng to a female, 30 to 45 for friendship first. maybe a possible relationship BOX 16412 DAY TIME..... Good looking. tall, educat- ed mak looking for a female of any age to meet for cofke and conversa- tion BOX 16424 SINGLE GENTLEMAN Single an 3' C,:. - eyes. dirty blond, 5'50. looking for tamale. who q Nuel headed sensible, 28 to 35. to be trends first, maybe then a relationship BOX 31999 CUTE AND CUDDLY Single white male 5'10' Plus, long dark brown hair and blue eyes. 210 lbs. considered cute 1 Ike ani- malS, long walks on teach. quiet nights at hone. cud - ding and more. Looking tot single white tamale. 24 to 31 Must be honest. kind. drug tree No head games BOX 32000 SEEKS PERFECT WOMAN Honest. caring mak, 22, short brown hair, hazel eyes. 5'11', 165bs. Ickes country music, dancing, long walks. Seeking a woman, who likes children. 19 to 25. BOX 32002 NEW TO THE AREA Sngle while Military male, 37, blade hair, blue eyes, 5'6'. 1601bs. Looking for an honest relationship with single while female. 30's, amp". pile and amd- b0f - Enjoys body budding, social drink with friends, children and free quiet. sim- pie things in Ide. BOX 32003 ALL REPLIES ANSWERED Anrartive, Mtge male, 51, slim. Seeking fill figured females. 40 to 55, to take to movies, romantic din- ners, walks by the take, ling delemi , cuddling and dances. BOX 11409 STILL SEARCHING Single slim buil male, 34, clean shaven, never mar- ried and no children. Seeking open minded, aggressive female. BOX 13673 NO COOOMTTMENT Single male, 40. seeking female companion for lunch, dinners and good times. Nothing serous at this time, possibly later. BOX 10585 WHAT A GUY Male. 33, 5'10'. brown hair and eyes Seeking honest. romantic female Great passion for lite BOX 11370 NO ROUGH EDGES Single male. late 30'5, attractive, 5'8'. 155 lbs. Seeking single female. slim. 25 to 40. Enjoys long walks. laughing at old movies and dining in style. BOX 13478 LET'S SHARE LIFE! Easy gong male. 50, 57, honest and caring Like movies, reading the great outdoors, music. tamely life. etc. Interested in afemale who has sense of humor. enjoys a good time and wil- ing to share lite BOX 13733 MATCH IN HEAVEN 36 yr old male with long blonde hair and due eyes, 5'10'. 150 lbs Enjoys water, sunshine, the out- doors and more. Seeking female for serous and monogamous relationship. BOX 13808 GOOD HEARTED MAN Professional black male. family oriented. athletic. Enjoys sofbaII, working out. movies. walks and romantic evenngs Seeking aftractwe 180y. 25 to 40. lir fnendshnp, possible relationship. BOX 13821 OUTDOORS MAN 29 yr old male. 6horde hair and blue eyes Enjoys camping, fishing. anything outdoors. Seeking tamale. 2310 30. with similar nter- ests. for long term rotation - ship BOX 16280 DAY-BY-0AY! 35 yr old male. 57.160 bs. Shoulder length dark hart and brown eyes Seeking a female who loves lite, nature. the outdoors and takes we one day at a tine. can' BOX 18823 SWEETN ICE i HONEST 18 yr old mak. F ' 6C lbs and a personal trainer Looking for tamale. 18 to 20, who nice, sweet and honest BOX 18896 HONEST AND ACTIVE 29 yr Old --ale 6. .41, brown half and blue eyes Attract". honest and out - gong Enjoy computers. the outdoors. kids. travel. sports, and working out Seeking a temale who is serious about rotation - ships BOX 18922 WHAT A CATCH LADIES! 35 r old mate. 5.17, 160 IDs. Enjoys tie. this outdoors. animals and levvg iia to ICS fulfil Seeking tamale with Similar Interests lir coffee and krnch. BOX 19366 INDO TRfNIDADINA Handsome professional male. 44. 5'7-, 150 lbs, Ns. loves to travel, go to the movies, and spend quiet time with that someone special Seeks attractive. his female, for long term relationship Single moms welcome. Nationality not important BOX 23859 LONGTERM HAPPINESS Single white male: father of two. 38, 6'1', 175 lis., Ns Enjoys the outdoors, brig walks. music, fireplaces and note. Seeking female with family values and strong morals. Call for more data. BOX 34002 NEED A PARTNER 53 yrs young male, sensi- tive, anectionate. divorced. Ns. Enjoys casualng, di romantic evenings, an music and thestte. Wlistles to most sirgle or separated female, 35 to 50, to stare Ids with, for possible Iong term relationship. BOX 23858 LIKE COUNTRY MUSIC? 22 yr. old male who enjoys country music. Seeking female. BOX 18815 am Call 1-SW451-3793 $2.49 per mil. SEEKING A FRIEND Fit male, mid 30's, leading a straight Westyle. Seeking a masculine male, 28 to 38, for a discreet relation - 10 NEW Ads ! ship BOX 23836 DISCREET FUN Bi curious male. 26. attrac- tive with great legs seeking same Cross dresser, likesto silk stockings, lingerie and more. Call for more details. BOX 11204 IS THIS YOU? Professional gay male, 30. 6'. 180 lbs. blue eyes and brown hair, straight acting an looking, Enjoy movies, clubs, quiet evenings at home. dancing and travel- ing Seeking other gay males, 25 to 35, for possi- ble relationship and friend- ship. BOX 11380 FUN TIMES Black male m his late 20's who enjoys working out. I am seeking a male in the Oshawa. Pickering or Ajax areas for daytime encoun- ters. Discretion is assured BOX 11295 GETYOUR ATTENTION?? While male. 5'8' 160 lbs., with brown hair and eyes and is frt and attractive I enjoy both indoor and out door activities . I am seek- rg a male. 25 to 35, attrac- tive. well established. down to earth and lad back BOX 11317 CALL ME.. SOON! 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