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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1997_03_26WEEK DAY LUNCHEON SPECIALS from 13.95 LLSO v'()i 32 No. 13 Fill food baskets for needy/ Pg. 5 Panthers on the prowl Page 11 (606) 61 �Pm 146 Wer god". S Apo. Ord. Lt S 2H6 ALL THE NEWS - AL1 THE rl* . . MAGAZINES' PAR RBACKS LOCAL 4INT NEWSPAPERS TOBACCO PRODUCTS FINE CiuARS iFiuiNtio) SPORTS CARDS & COMIC ROOMS Pickering ���IODICF.L ews A veru Pickering 's Comm unit -1t Newspaper since 1965 Pressrun 42,500 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1997 $1 dtirh.tnin(_ �vs.nct Pickering Meet set after van crashes into home B) !NI ARIANNE TAKACS ,sim F Rt Fx)Kn:R PICKERING -- An accident last fhursdav that saw a mini- van gash into the front of a home in a Bayly Street town- house complex has prompted aims to put brakes the Town to take action. At the request of Ward I Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner, Pickering is organis- ing a meeting of arca residents. police. Region and Town repre- sentatives to discuss the traffic and speeding situation in that area of Bayly. No date for it has yet been set. The accident occurred around 4:30 p m. at 925 Bavly St Carole Goodfellow was on her way out her home when the van came across her front lawn before crashing Into the air con- ditioning unit right next to her front door. She said she might have been hit bN the van if she exited the residence only a Icw seconds earlier. The minivan had been rear-ended by a truck as it was attempting to turn into the complex parking area h,� It's Official'. Durham school board approves slight tax hike BN CHRISTI' 01-16F. b 4.11111 students and well he hiring new teachers s1\11 Ri t"Rn R (expected it, be approximately 91) full-time cgmv - Taxes are going up fior most Durham residents alcnts who support the I,wal public s:hx,l svdcm -wc"re coming in at a vcr% reasonable The Durham Board tit I-dwation approved a increase.' she said, adding the hoard is the lowest $169 -million budget that calls tor an average 33- spending large school hoard in the Greater Town - per cent tax increase aerixs the region after a five- to Area " fen happy we re-esiahhshed junior hour debate %londav night Residential taxpa}ers kindergarten." aid Ajax truster Collcen Jordan. "l in Ajax. Pickering. S:ueog. Uxbridge and Brock think the tax increase t is so small- $24 in Apex " face slight in:rcasc% while rw ople in thhawa anti Osliawas Kathleen Hopper was Mme of two W hnhv get small decrease, trustees to vote against the budget. not het ause of Trustees Acivall% added 5fti0,0jtW) i. the huJgct the tax impact lin hceau%c tit the addition of junior but do:idel to take the turids for tw, ,:ariril pro- kirkk•r*artcn ♦ rcaliv think the Jc:ts in Oshawa. in,iuding continued ren, -,.it ions n" lust J, esn't make sena. l at Central Collepaic \cst. tro,m itint r L, mlcrgarten will leopiudvc c%cr}thm� working reserve, rather than Vass the --- _ _t ,he said the EIC still has 1:o approve r. but one thing retrains con- he budget and junior kindergarten. cosh on it, taxpayers 'Tbe, 194'budget, which reprr h hearts - Here then is a look at four hich the Mord intends to pad fur with sents spending of more than $1 mil- they have kids. They strive to ' 4 million from working reserves. hon a day. maintaim existing poo- of families. hat manes pax% Err the program tram grams for more than M).StN) students M at Mr. Smith's needs and wants aside for Cptcnibcr to the end of 1997 when the in II_ schools across the region, News Advertiser. i•rovmcc will take over education supports the re -introduction of junior indmg his Hopper said she, cun- kindrrgarten in all schools this Sep- Crned the Pruymce may not provide tcmher, increases block budgets hr : hands for junior kindergarten or niaN all school% next January ;and comm irprovc it but :ut anothcr optional pru- ucs classroom improvements at _ram. T he board will use a total of 53 Oshawa s Central Wcat — The budget will be sent to the St SAL \ Kt 1 -AR million in reserves for Junior kinder- Provmcc and will be passed on to the A%c"sac ,acted gartcn, Central west improvements Education Improvement Comms- responsibly• and renovations to four Oshawa .ion IEIC; for approval once Bill _ schools being :on -.cried to kinder - 104, education reform legislation, gartcn to Grade 9 facilities. receives final OK The use of the reserves and Ss_ million in 1 think we have acted %m respt)n%ihk., said Education Development Charges. along with an budget chairman Susan Kular. a trustee m Picker $ s(Nl INN) surplus Isom 1996 and savings from last ing where taxes will go up $21 in the averagC years budget cuts have helped oftset a $7 4 -mil - home "I'm yeti proud of some of the things we-"tc hon budget shortfall, leaving 5691.116 to be done ." Bred through the 13 per cent properly tax rate Board chairman Ruth Ann Schedhch. also of increase. Pickering. said the budget is a good one. The hoard will be left with S24 million in "Its a tair budget. I'm really glad that Junior working reserves- an all-time low. according to kinder amen is tiro ahead 1�c're going to add business superintendent Ron Trbovich. g g Il01SIDE Waste Not - Household hazardous waste adds up to big clean-up costs -- page 9. j Musical -- The Festival Players offer up an Easter treat this weekend -- page 10. Editorial Page .......6 1 Entertainment .....10 Sports ............11 Classitled .........12 Real Estate .......RE] HOW TO REACH US General ......683-5110 Death Notices .683-3005 Auction Line .683-7545 Sincerely Yours . . . 1-800-002-8.923 Internet ww-xx du1Iiamnc%ksnet i � our on Bayly tine was injured but the truck drier was charged with care- less a«- less driving. Mrs. Goodfellow said speed- ing on Bayly in front of the complex is a real danger to the residents and wants something dune about it. Coun. Brenner says he con- tacted Mrs. Goodtellow after the accident to discuss the situ- ation. He noted speeding and speeders traffit pnohlems on Bayly have been a long-standing complaint with area residents. " NVC need to do some veru creative problem solving with all the players." he aNs. lie notes the problem appears no have gotten worse since the widening of Hwy -till in ter arca, with the result brine les. Sec NIEF:TI\t; 6 11,iges A photo by Ron Pietronuo Youth for youth Skateboard enthusiasts Steve and Brent Alexander were happy for the S_'.(Nx) donation given to the campaign for a skateboarding and recreation park planned in Pickering. The donation came last week from Mud Hen's in Pickering. A series of fund-raising events have been held and more are planned to help raise money for the park. faces of the family in' Durham - BY CHRISTY CHASE With today's economic .I STAFF REPORM unease and unemployment 71wougbout history, fami- troubles, parents are even lies have been a stabilizing more concerned about their force in society, a steadfast tdu� sem, anchor for individuals and they communities. ate taking their adah children But families themselves are into their homes as their off - no unchanging. They evolve, spring's jobs disappear or gig careers start slowly. as co pla ttt� u�aue, raise It's only as thand their chiidnen std then see them Children thoughis turnea �t�1 . , t bd off on their own more to am i F,,hoa- hopes and fears retirements. However, thea may differ from family to children ere never far from y family and from stage to sup their thoughts and remain r. but one thing retrains con- firmly embedded in their ` start. Children's education and careers are uppermost in hearts - Here then is a look at four couple's minds, even before families, a glimpse at four div they have kids. They strive to ferent stages in the evolultim make life good for their off- of families. `fig, then ping their own Their stories are can - M at Mr. Smith's needs and wants aside for Wised oo page 2 of today's years News Advertiser. t i } 1 PAGE 2 - THE NI?WS A1)%'V,1rr1SEtt WEDNESDAY, MARCM 26, 1997 Four m kF milles Family 1: The Brodies Home alone... Couple left with empty nest as 'our baby' flies the coop .AJAX -- It took some time but Judy and Bruce Br•.f e finally got used to answering the telephone again. Last fall. their youngest daughter. Finn. left or um%crsir%. Ieavm-• thorn home alone. The house seems von empty now." Mn Brodie says "It wok us several months to get used to the idea that she Is gone. "T'he phone didn't ring as often and for the first few Jays, it took us a while w answer it because we cWccted her to answer it " Erinattends York i'ni%'ermt% and Inns in residence there. which means she comes home at weekends, "with her launrv." Mrs Brodie rays "I think the emptinc%s is the hardest to get used to." she says. "It was a big adjustment cspcoall% since she's the youngest_ She's our baht I think hai s the rw,t difficult thine with the % .un_es I!i:•. r; :r can up phe%'rc young adults. the,. Ir r ,a .in% more " The R—di;, :rhtcr,. Trace% ;incl Chcryl. ,ire r.r . %,th their lies in Pan.. Ont . and Kcnora respecti%ely. 'ihe BTUdICS enjoy thclr rediscovered tree Join it, a couple but are still focused nn Linn, her education and tier future. She', laking a h%e-year mass communica- tions program and hopes to eventually work behind the scenes In %tdcos or tele%ision. "She has a talent H'e're hoping that at the end of all this there is a career for her. 'Nc're thinking postuvelc." In the meantime, they're digging deep into their pockets to pa% for Erin's education and she'll have it, find work to help offset the costs. "It's quite a hefty financial burden." espe- cially with um%croties talking about tuition increases. Mrs Brodie says But there is also lime to think of thcrosel%cs and plan for the future. "A, you get closer to retirement, you're thinking of the future vourself." Mr. Brodie Says eke rc sort of looking at ourwkcs for fi%e to sty }cars down the road. Were trying to plan for our future now" ThatIncludes Spending more time with grandchildren The Broches keep in touch now male!% thr:weh ou-ncrou, telephone calls and photo by Andrew Iwanowskl I -de for the Coleman,. of Oshawa. will change this year as Danielle. 13. (back at right) heads off to high school. Other family member, are mom Barb, sister Heather and dad John. phone hills," %lr, p,,r cy H j jr,,, Bruce and Judy Brodie, of Ajax, are leaming to adjust now that their youngest daughter Erin has left home for uni%ersh%. She conics home to visit on weekends. hrini-'ing along her laun- dry. In the meantime, they'll continue to dig a little deeper to pay for their daughter's edu- cation, but she's planning to work so she can help with some of the costs. Family 2: The Colemans Couple tries to make daughters aware of need for good education (1'H \N k -- Barb and Joh, c .i; - a: the Lihic and contemplalc Qin p, -.cit centre round it exirdaughtem, Danielle. 1 1. and leather, nine. 'P7 cu cdu:,iuon and neer prospects weigh heavily on the •arena% mind, This September. Danielle will head high ,hool, a change that prompts 1 cr parents to talk about their hope, and -.nccrrrs hx their girls in a solei} a herr nothing seems certain anymore. :,pectall% when it comes to employ. ^tent. ..I'm hoping that they go on to post- ,crondary educations and cot them- sclvc% good Jots," !%tr ('ulcman says You'%c got to wonder whai, in the future with uthacks You wonder c%en If )ou've got a good educauon if you'll e%er have a job." The Coleman have stres,cd to Kith daughters the importance of a gixxi edu- ation. Mrs ('oleman sa)s. Her husband took Danielle into Toronto one day abut four %cars ago and walked w ith her along Yonge Steel. showing her the reality of the Lily. mcludmg the homeles,. He say, it rq.cned her eves to the benefits of edu- calwn. Other concern, include the safe t% of their children on the strccfs and in :hoof. Sir, (',dcman says They've ,irectproolcd their kids and have cducat- ed dem about the danger, of cog:urnrs. drugs and alcohol and even AIDS "A, a parent- you try to reach them as best %ou can." Mr C'olcman says. "You can't make ch ice, for them. You hope the% make the richt olccisions. All you can do is make them aware." Thew issue, are among the reasons rte Coleman, have retumW to church. In a desire to pro%idc the girls with a sense of msraht% and values. A, fur uxlav, the Coleman W to do their hest for their daughters. On top of e%crythmg else. Mr ('olcman has helped coach Heather's soccer tears for %e%cral summers Mrs Coleman is a lunch-time %upeni,or and a member of the school communis% council at the girls' %cbxd They hoer that a, the girls mature, the parent-child relationship will gni wa% to one of friendship. They alio look forward to Mr C'ole- man's retirement and the chance tit "rediscover oursctves" once the children are grown. Family 4 -- The Smiths Three's company as grown son returns home 0SIkAWA -- At this point in life, with their two bis finished university and starting their own Ines, the Smiths expected they'd tic on their own. It hasn't worked out that way though for Howard and Barbara Smith. Jeremy, the youngest. is back at home, some- thing many couples arc experiencing is today's economy. "It's a different arrangement." Mr. Smith says. "For the last few years, you've not had any of them around." Jeremy graduated from university last year but came back to Oshawa to start the Driftwood Theatre, which pre- sents Shakespeare plays in local parks during the summer. He's staying at home while he gets the theatre group off the ground. "That's his main goal in life," Mr. Smith says.. The oldest son, Jason, lives with his grandfather in Piston where he works as a swimming coach. Accustomed to a taste of freedom. Mr. and Mrs. Smith have had to adjust to having Jeremy home again and Jere- my has had to adjust from university life, too. "The rules changed" with three adults in the family home, Mr. Smith says. "It's gone from being a madhouse (with two teenaged boys at home) to being very quiet" to being not so quiet with Jeremy home, he says. But they are glad Jeremy is home again. "They're still your kids." With Jeremy moving back home and Jason still con- tacting them for advice and support, the Smiths haven't had much tine yet to think about Meeting set to stop speeders MEETING/From page I traffic and more speeding on Bayly. "What you have now is a speedway." The councillor believes possible solutions to be discussed might include turning lanes, barriers in front of the hownhumes. speed limit enforcement and other traffic calming measures. He says a lower speed limit might also be discussed but enforcement is the more important Issue. "You can lower the speed limit from now until the cows come home but if you don't have enforce- ment n wouldn't make a dIIlerence " retirement, still many years off. "You're trying to think about it," Mr. Smith says. "When are you going to do it'.' What are you going to do when you do it?" Both he and his wife enjoy their jobs so they aren't spending too much time thinking about retirement. The Smiths are too wrapped up in the hopes and dreams of their sons. They know both young men are work- ing in careers they want to be in, are proud of them and wish them well. "As a parent and someone who works in the business world aril sacs a lot of people working at jobs they don't like, I couldn't be happier (fir Jason and Jeremy). I'm sure they'll both he suc- cessful," Mr. Smith says. He says parents store up rnemories of firsts in their children lives -- the first step, first word, fust day of school, first day of high school, graduation, first day of college or university, first day in a career. "There are all kinds of these proud moments and hopefully there will be more," he says. Family 310 : The Parkers Newlyweds Warren and Shannan Parker, of Pickering, are busy working --on their relationship and also on their careers are southern gospel musicians. Newlyweds `work around differences' PICKERING — Warren and Sharman Pinner are rtewlvwcds. Fut r moiriths shy of their first anniversary, the Parkers are busy building their lives together as a couple and careers together as a gospel music duo. -That's real togetherness. "Its been fantastic. just great." says Mr. Parker, 2-5. "No complaints." Well, they both admit there were adjust- rtaertts to make after their July wedding in Ohio, Mrs. Parkers forma home. "My wife was always very independent. l had my own place for a couple of years," Mr. Parker says. "Every single day you learn about each other, the differences. You try and work around them, not change them." But the Parkas are aidapttng as they plan their careers and their lives together. They are ktoking forward to having chill - but not for another six to eight years, not i their caroas are established and their solid. They also want to be able to ;$exec children "100 per tett" of their tim cot futrutment and support, something they cao't do now while they are building their 'acaoeas As for today, they are enjoying being together 24 hmus a day, seven days a week, "which is vee ezcxpt when we atgtte," Mr- Packrrr says i "Ofcame, the wife is always tight," says r' ArL fairer. Her husband laughs and recounts how 6Wd never argued until they went Ittottgh tallrted ttbat hatedlittgdbapeemetts. .Mer he told us tha4 we apiece for mtctWa ahm It vias tem s. Iffier we he tilthaetl tie. 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Csn CANADIAN TIRE PICKERING ONLY r 1300 Kingston Road at Liverpool 839.8124 BE HOURS: tion. -Fri. 7:30 a.m.-9:00 p.m.; Sat. 7:30 a.m,-8:00 p.m.; Sun. 9:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. :"M Nationwide Warranties CLOSED GOOD FRIDAY Local Shuttle Service, ;egg i Oshawa wants Durham dismantled BY BRIAN LEGREE DURHAM STAFF OSHAWA — Durham Regn,n Chairman Jim Willy is calling the hlufl of' Oshawa politicians once again call ing for the elimination of regional government in favor of amalgamation with Whitby and Courticc. At a special meeting last Wednesday, Oshawa Coun- cil endorsed a report call- ing for the dismantling of the Region and "the admin- istrative and political con- solidation" of Oshawa. Whitby and Courticc. The City's report, called 'Oshawa Sets the Bench- mark.' suggests the amalga- mation of the three com- munities would create "a single, strong urban crimy- with a population of 220JXX). After learning about the CiW, report, Chairman Witty sent a letter d, Oshawa Mayor Nancy Diamond, criti- cizing her "continued personal attack, against the Region of Durham,! and encouraging her to bring the Cis', proposal to Wednesday, regional council meeting for discussion. "1'm lasing it on the Ince," says Chairman Witty "Thcy've been threat- ening to get out. saying they want out. I'm saying it that's what the nialonly of Oshawa t Council wants, then art the process. Dunt talk about it, do it, But Mayor Diamond says Oshawa has 'no intention whaboecer til lakm_ a motion to regional Council. Thi, i, tx:tween us and the Prue ince, not us and the Region ' Other municipal go\ernments in Durham arc "hopelessly out of step' regarding reform, currently going on in Ontario, ,ays M.n or Diamond. they think it they're lust quirt and all support call i.ther. this process of change in Ontario will hypass them." she says "But we in Oshawa don't want to rnis, this upportunils for :hangc.* However. 1.1r Wim says the other sewn mumcip.ihtiC, in Durham are -quite happy" with the way the Region is working "l'hcN r working hard h, make it h,,ppcn 71tcy'%e had enough of the threat,. It', little to start the prones, 111 help them." Clannglon Nla. ,>r Diane Harare and \\'hath) Mayor Tom SA`E E=dward, are also incensed by Oshawa', aggre,- Sive ,lance ..II', the mut self ,h. self-scr\- L10VE�F 11`` ing position 1'vc sero in all my FLY E years in govern- IN TO�t ingot." fumes News Adw Mas or Harare, a 17 -scar \cicran til municipal pult- tk,. 11'ednes4. )la "We resent our neighbors coming Bay Ridges IDA up with these Ea ide , which are 'tactors completely unac- Martial Arts Can. ceptable with us," Mineom-Peyton Di adds Manor Edward, Whithy Nexxus System Upg Council and rest- AjaxlPitk Bu dent, have con- Real Estate tinually stated opposition to 'Sears amalgamating •The Brick with Oshawa, he . Wea16 Cullen says, pointing it) the Town's refer- Wheels endum where 97 per Cent of r�Fhylfi�IOSfhtfQ� respondents did not want tO 11� become part of other municipali- 01 OMME.CZ t ties. 1krid dltlllr "1 think they residents of Oshawa should Forlorstilkot look into it. They should look into the costs (of Cd ALVN amalgamation). �3eW The Town of Whitby doesn't. want to pick upi J]]I Mar the costs of welfare accrued by the Chv of Oshawa," he adds. Oshawa's report also calls for a "consdidated" Ajax -Pickering and sugge,t, the "rural areas of Durham (Scugog, Uxbridge. Brock) could be consoli- dated as a separate unit or alternati\ely returned to their natural location within the county sys- lem.•' The restructuring could be Ininaled unme- dialely and be completed no later than the rnunlCi- pal clecUuns In the year 2(NNl, the report Oshawa will send the report Io Premier Mike Harris this week. says Mayor Diamond. adding the Coy first brought forward the idea of merging with Whitby and Courticc more than a year ago JINII WITTY 'I)orl't talk about it, do it' PMWMThe LOW Winchester Al'ntls Special Events NIotiDAY Free Pool 7-10 p.m. INTI)NESDAY n9� \l,ht Saturday and Sundae British Breakta,t 10:30 a.m. - 3:(N) p.m. 7-hursdar. 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Ar .�bClal tIdYlSor board at the ttlCetlR(,.MhICh' Mill. 7 %. t(1[isillOc =: Services be=in with npatragoo it 7:30 am Too Mp��otts�;�t Ord-WHIl,be tw twit speaker at at the harmony Creek Coif Coww. "WGTA • A= i 11119edefsst II[<tOetiAs of the 1000 Blow St. E. CoisL`of 144 ? " Irham ReSio6 ]rfattufacturers' Ontario Mimic Affain Min- no for � sociation beinf held Tuesday, ister Al leach has said chances in members., n til 1. Metro Toronto are the rust step Twin aro available by calla Milt Farrow will talk about toward reform in the Greater Torun- 434-1412. veloping a framework for the to Area (GTA), which includes ''• Our Annual Easter Easter Lilies A beautiful and popular Easter gift. 100's to ch(x)sc from (t • plat. Priccd from . - to find. .id"tyle fund The Great Eaeter Egg Hunt: starts at 9 a.rr. sharp Un FrWsy, Marc^ 28t1,,. 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Josh Ilhando and Todd Alilicn Junior kindergarten regristrations held in April KeLlstrau,::; fior tumor kinder garten in Durb-rn s puhhc and .cparatc s h,w,ls rill he held In mid-April The Durh.an, Board of I..luc.1- uon appr„vcd the rc-mtrtklu.t­n ,d sh. pr t,-.1$, I— four-year-oWs in its I M1' hudee! M„n,lav nwhi But parents %,m t he ahle to rcvtstcr their children until ncrt month Int„maation on the cvaet dates and time. Hill he ad%crttsed In lot:al media n,n. sass lioard program superintendent Be,, Freedman She j%, par crit. vs 111 he informed tumor luidcrgancn still -ckluires approsal arum itx pro%m- cial Fdu,:auon Tmpr"%cmcnt C-ommission. set up to oversee ard fx,s budgets and edu,a wn reti n is. Mc,rnsahtle. registration for ,junior and scmor 1 indcrsarten Tor the Durham Region Ronian Catholic Separate School Board will he held the week of Apnl 21. 1lic heard"s kinder- garten programs are suh_jecr to approval an the board's budget and from the provincial com- mission. 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Each 999" DON'T PAT 'TIL MARCH '9a Trustees urged to National program launched to hell) kids Dkilh.uu li-ild "I I.duca lion tru,iccs caul help u, the ( Illadlan S,11hool lto,nds "orlallon '1111 aganrst httd po,Cnv. sacs the .h..uni.ln The association 1115 Launched o national program to conitlat the nes1a11sc intpaots of poveny on c1111- dren's learning ahihnes. A hcrnlhook• Student in T'ovrriv. Towards Aware Tics.. Aeti„tl and Witter KnnsslCdgC. \till be sent to marc than JIM school hoard. t'hc 't-ociation is urging music*, to bet onie ad%,can's it,r poor students. provldnr_, trustees \kith tools liar the I ight ..I kncu that This was going to he a focus this rear." Durham chairman ZANADA POST -11: 1!`S'rOMERS tZ ,,•,,,,. exit the deli as' ..1, n °rdered as 5pO Canada Post add essed tna'� AmM Stet tesppPStb\e li oA ecot"001 �1ane Matleau. theand largest 1 ossib5e by °dice ost expetiencebe happy to jot tne yo Uu hamotegItn M ab'He wSOu1y market. disttibuto't deliverl cap present °u Call 683-5310 for all of your door to :door circular requirements 69EE/A�?SS fight child Ruth Ann Schedhch said at Monday's hoard meeting. A board social worker has already asked her if the handh,ok is avallalhlc vet It isnl. but N15 schedhch said she'll slake sine the hook Is ohta mcd and revicv+ed to determine "hat tire hoard cam do to light poses*. She agrees trustees should take a more active role to the light Alic handhnok 111; hhghh poverty the harpers lacing poor stu- denis and suggests activities hoards o.ul undertake to ovelconic• those ohatacles. 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Items sought include canned fruit, vegciables, soup, meat, fish, pasta. stew ur milk, powdered milk, cereal, peanut but. ter, jams or jelly spreads, crackers, dry pasta, spaghetti sauce, macaroni and cheese dinni sugar. flour, and juice crystals and boxes. Food can be dropped off at area fire halls. In Ajax donations can also be left at I-ohlaws at the corner til Harwood Avenue and Hwy. 2, LOEB Baywoud in the Baywood Plaza at the cor- ner of Monarch Avenue and Bayly Street, LOEB Ajax Marketplace at the corner of Westney Road North and Magill Drive, and Fuad Basics in the Harwood Place Mall at Harwood and Bayly. In Pickering food can he dropped off at Knob Hill Farms on Hwy. 2 between Bruck and Valley Farm roads. Helping the Salvation Arany by manning drop boxes are members of Ajax 505 Division of the St John Amhulance. Year-round food col- lection boxes are at LOEB Baywoud and Lohlaws. We get a lot of food year-round there," Mr. Carew says. It really helps us. Demand always seems to he on an increase at our office. We're able to meet demands with food col- lected at those Iwo stores. Without them. I'd hate to see what would happen." Call the Sal\atlon Array Family Services Centre at 427-7123 for more information. St. Paul's on -the -Hill Conirnumts Food Bank in Pickering n also running an Easter food drive. See details on page 9 THE VF: WS ADV ERI ISEN 'A EDNFJDAY, MARCH 26, ttttvr • MGL! Why suffer with aching painful feet'! Take a stand against Foot pain and call us today! /Ronald J. Klein B,S.C., DZA PODIATRIST • custom Foot onwcs ,.., c ,u veteran s coverape ❑ a • Spam MJ1-1 1l Oraneuc Feel. 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Call 428-4450 renovations C. ` ` AceR - cost 511.7 Million The Durham Board of Educa- tion will spend nearly $12 million on capital profits at its schools this year In the 1997 mcij approved by wstee% %Ion - day night. $11,779.309 was set aside for build- ing and renova- lion projects. ranging from adclmons to com- puter wiring to science labs. A large chunk of the money. S4 2 million, will he Bken from Edu- .;auon Develop- ment Charges ur pay for Dr. Rober- �a Bondar Public School in Ajax and additions at three other schools. Another $1 5 million is coming from tax- payers for the Ajax project which opened in September but just received provincial fund- ing approval this winter. An addition at Maple Ridge Pub- lic School in Pick- ering was approved last year and is in its sec- ond year of fund- ing. New science labs were approved for Dunbanon High School and Port Perry High School while Goodwood Public : School in Uxbridge will get a new roof. The budget includes close to $300,000 in reno vations to accom- modate the new junior kinder- garten program; $200,000 to help provide science, music and arts rooms in Beau Valley, Corona- tion and Hillsdale Public Schools as the Oshawa schools are con- verted from kindergarten to Grade 6 facilities to full kinder - n to Grade 8 ildings this fall. A olii 4. 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IS 2H5 PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial Extending olive branch makes common sense Durham Rection Progressive Conservative NIPP John 01-'w1e's concession to the Canadian Union of Public Employees oyer the issue• of out,0urcin-, was understandahl\ tgreeted \xith Caution this week `•1r l )'"bole's private members resolution calls on the '_o%emnlent to ensure: that under Bill 104. the Fducation Impm\cmcnt Commission -'r•xiew the entitlements and rights of non -instructional school enlplo\ees it their positions are Ito he out- sourced." In plain Em_lish. the resolution moves to ,give Cl PE some mea.urc of security and would permit the union to hid on some (it the Contracts that could otherwise go to the pri\ate sector. That's good news for CUPS rmcmtxrs fearful of a go\ernntcnt which it has been at odds pith firr so long o)%cr so much - In purely practical terms, the hill potentiallx pro- vides .01110 much-needed security for non -teaching Ct PE member,. And because it would allow C(41- PE n' hid head-on against the pnvale sector — if the hill makes it through the pro\ incial le,_isla- tire — it would set the stage firr Cl'PE to become .there conlpelltl\e agam,;t private contractor, hungr\ for work CI PI Cor,dee Biwden has conceded th1r O"Toole . resolution Is -'a good place t0 ,tarl although she tempered that remark with a terse "'it doesn't ,•o far enough.'" "(-hat's fair comment coming from a public -sector union faced in recent \ears with unprecedented demands from the provincial go%emment. At its core, howe%er, this mo%r by Nr O'T(i)le, is the Inst conciliator, approach am Tor\ in Durham has taken in recent months amidst the tur- moil created as a hv-product of the ser -called Common Sense Re\olution. Let's hope ho,th sides — the provincial govem- ment and CVPE officials — can use it to build a otriloguc ah"Ux Iclonns that can lake hush lo a plaec that i, mutual!\ hcneficlal in the interim, we can all take a lesson from this non-ad%ersana: approach to political reform in Ontario. because much change still lies on the hori- zon. �,_• T, reirhmd in Intl rd,d,rial cull 1n1r..,,urrr at -, nt(nc►urcr �,•s + -r,1u „lid J,ul � hw .You said it... In response to last Wednesday's editorial headlifICLI 'Reach out and touch your t.,lobal nclLhborn', our readers said: ♦ I !till\ agree with \our editorial. Berne an Immi- Fraw myself. I realty think place, like Toronto are xer\ interesting• with a lot of different cultures." ♦We asked... The question is: Would you accept a larger Rc,,ion ta\ Increase to pay for more police offi- cer," STEVE Hot S1 ON. Managing EAuor DANF'ORD, Advertising Manager A LVIN BROI'K'F:R. Rciail AAvemwig Manager FRED EISMONT, ('Lu died Adwnumg Manager i r,,,np paper Ih,hthuun)• „t new, , -I It, Nc �derr —, n a nremha if A„ , (.,n.,d, ,n C„mmamty N—p.,per A— ('anad,an Cuculauuns the :No, ,x I'i, ernng Hard m bade, ()nt:tin Com—ria, NewspaperNews Audra Hu.uJ :uul the Oman„ Pr- (banal Thr pubh,her reserves the light t„;I:n,ds ,n reiuu any ad-rii awn, Credit for adserrlcemrm hm Publisher: Tim Whittaker MONIQUE LEA. Rcal Fstale Advertising Manager ABF. FAKHOI'RlL Uhlnbutiun Manager Nick Carter says. M a r g a r e t B r a n d o n "I sure do. My Leavey says, Spurrell says, "1 ,un -in-law's a "Yes. i think don't know. 1 cop. We don't that's necessary. don't think so. have enough of If you have to There are enough them here:" have a tax police around increase to have now" Board M—b., r�wr�oao more police, then go for it. 1 don't feel like getting mugged to ,ave a couple of bucks. What good is your money if you're six feet under"" v Letters to the editor Taxpayers can't afford a uniN,ersity J To the editor: A, .t I.1\pancr in Durham Region. 1 am angered h\ Net anoth cr rix hikc announcement Ih)rhann Region C 'unci , finance and 9dr7llnlslratnc :ommmcc has tppro%cd .1 2 :-per cent fix .ricrcase for 1497 lens little. in pan. if is to help set up a um%crslt\ at l)urhini College. How dos-, the Region's linin\: ane! ,tell• ter ll,ll,rin,lt ♦„Intl tic'� operate ' IV nemhcrs it hark and ask thein cl%c, whit rscrcntage tax Increase :an we syuccic ,ut kit the taxpayer this time without them screwning ton, harshl\ ' People to ih)rhant continue n, cork to support larnthe,. and %Ct o%cr the past few \ear, we h J%C seen our actual Lake-honic pay decrease In fact. Canadian, must work harder and longer now lust to maintain our standard til Imng Intlatiun. payroll deductions and C\cr-n,mg taxes Ica%c less arae less of our mune,, in the hand, of people who ha\C worked fir it L'neniployment is high. Joh ccun- ty s a thing of the past. Stam\ fear for our IohN Layull, seem mc%itahlc SCnice, are hring cut around us. '11k.- Pro%rnce ,p caIls ,,I downhxalmg even a greater tinan- cal burden on municipal iaxpay- en. Durham Region Chaim)an Jim Wits ,aNN. "WC rc in ter, difficult time, now Yet. in these difficult tines. there are still those who continue to put their hand, In the taxpayer', pocket tor more and more mune} to finance yet another project. Howc%er. lug\ cannot continue to remove more and more disposable income from the hand, of wage carnes. laxer continue n, make if more difficult for families to meet our own burdening financial oblig- ations. For example. this time it i, Durham College president Gary Polonsky who has asked the Region to commit taxpayer money over the next five years to build a university. He says that the univer- sity is "intended to be a regional dream:' I suggest that Mr. Polonsky go back to sleep, and when he gets to the part of the dream where the university has paid for itself then he wake up and tell us about it. Meanwhile. 1 resent financing his dream,. Let's allow Durham families lir keep more of our earnings to help us with our own little dreams. to work with us to meet our own financial responsibilities. to encourage us to save for tomur- 17tr, ter, r,, rho ••dt!„r :1/l Irnrr, ,h„odd he timed lir neat/\ hand n rilren. lilt w,rd, F,trlt lerre, mull Iv ,rgnr.l ,. td, a 11111 and Lor moor lir ru imnal, and a lav mint, P/rutr rrrrhale a ph„nr nwnhrr r,v rein -own the rrht— re- wri-the whirr n, rdrr ,.,t,t /�.r irner/t rind „mtrni Ilr,mr.•nt r ynenrd to 1,iter, „re rn.......I rho n itr, and n,n lie, roan, tit ..... ..i the A—, Ad.r Ff,er row's needs. and ix•rhaps as,s1 us in (:nloytng greater purchasing p)rtwer that would hrnC!it til• w hole Il,:al cornniunil% .u„d rnonon)% to da\ lint, I-litt—ir •t, \ja% Keep our trash in our own backyards J To the rditor: Rc Ilio twntcrs'commcni%ore I -ch 23. I Cts not dump on oth- Cr,' It would appear to me that u,u ha\c not tsCcn paymg attention to the .,fill wade Issue o\cr the Ise 21 year, I find of in:redulous from people who've been here for so }can. A, a Pickering-Ap\ Citi/en, Together (PACT) fur the Environment ntcmher who has written about the h,iew% til dump- ing in Pickering. I would urge you to go Ili the Central hhrary and read It. When 1 worked for the town- ship In 1971 1 cleaned oul those ditches you refer to. At that tulle the municipal dump was I,s:ned adjacent ht the formerly proposed site of Brock South on the Fifth Concession cast of Brock Road. Dumping was free but ditches were still filled. Su much firr that. The old Sheridan Mall, now the Pickering Town Centre, had a puh- tic drop-off for old recyclahles. Tia) bad it t(x) was abused by stupid people dumping used car batteries. PACr's position- has leen and still is that we must look atter our own garbage. It is printed in black and white. But so are Durham Region's waste manager's com- ments: We will ship it north and we will ship it south; there will be no more dumps in Durham. We are bound by the Region, like it or not. Brock West, under legal regula- tions, cannot he re -opened regard- less of what the EPD says or thinks. Pickering's politicians are to he applauded for their stance. The Town of Pickering is 'gun shy'. nevenW- css 1 feel that its res- Idrni. should he :,,nccmr.l about erns, border shipping of tra,h For the time how -,that issue is out of our hand, It %ou or an%one else has a seri- ous problem %kith dunipin,• tin other towns. cilic,. pn,\in:Cs it states. then call li,hn Akct. Durham works corninulcc chairman. or Jim wltt\, Regurg Jutinnan [ell them Ict s keep our trash in our own Nil: k\: rd, Frank 1-hn•Ikeld .le. Founding PV 1 nxmbec Pickering Justice system in dire need of reform lit thr editor: � Irto !h„ughts rcgarime (lluord Ulscn and th c lams h,pr ciausC for Lira degree murderers \s a law-abiding :itvcn in this :ounlr\ I ani tcrholng a seep ibiding resentment toward this LihCral government and the pre%i- ous for\ goNenunenl Them unwillingness to rcnro%c Se:uon C 715. the taint -hope .lau,c. I, forcing nne and otticrs I,, expen- Cnce %cry ugk enwiton, we wouldni Iccl it justice were in out Iu,ucc ,}.trot Wh% is Cliffird ( )I,Cn , lace ha,:k , n) ihC ICIe% Bron screen tic w c it orccd to hear to, %oI:C and his sick r.mung, Where is the :ompa„i ,n for the lafntlle, tat his %nuns” In [his letter I amt not adhocat- Ing the return til capital punish- ment I am sac mg. Ihough. teal the more than 70 Per sent of Canadian, dcniaunding it, return night reconsider their dcco,on, it the\ knew Ilial dangerous and dc,plcahlc killers like Disco were only Cumin_ Law of prison when elk\had a txoc lag on'. If a -lite.. sentence meant you went ill alixe and you came out dead, then Canadians might view this as jus- tice and he content with it. It is cunnus that our overly-tol- crant justice system wun'I release Olsen into the general population of the prison because it isn't safe for him there, yet this sanx justice system is willing to consider releasing him Into our communi- ties where it will no longer he safe for us. Is this justice:' I'll close by stating that it is a sail commentary on the Canadian justice system when you hear it said that the place to find justice in Canada is not in the courtrooms but in the courtyards of a prison. Our criminal justice system is in desperate need lit refirrm. Marne Stern, Pickering CLIFF MILLS *► Guest ; ,” Column Cliff dills is a semi -retired O%hawa businessman on a mission to make all Canadians aware of the need to donate their organs to keep other people alive. Please sign your organ donor card What %III don't know about , tgan donation may end up hurting „thcrN. Mo,t people do not knew that organ d.,natiun saves h%cs. At one nnre t,I another, you havc prohahly :Cad stories ah" ut a child. a rnoth- cr. a lather and their desperate wait for a donated orgin. or the untlme- It death lit a person while wailing for an organ donation. or a family whti lust a ho%rd one to tragic cir- cunst:meCs. but who still manages I,, think of others by agreeing to Lan don,mon Or ncnhc %oit gathered your ow Ird,_C about organ donation lit tr:utsplant, ht watching telc%i stun tic.,., dramas or c% en conic tics %1-1 peoric today would agree that orean d„nation I, a good thing it the\ were ,rskLd In tact, polls tekcn In Ontario -the rest of C,utada and the Unncd State, cun- ,Istcntl% show that 90 per cent of those asked are In fa%or lit organ donation and transplants But the Polls it,,, con,Isten,1% show that Icwcr than halt the population has aouall% signed a donor card. \„t ,ivnlni a donor card does not mean that sou do not care about other people, that you are not willing to gnc. l?ere is no rea- son to feel ,Iightl% embarrassed or ^wily -I tic last of the natter is that the malorin of people du not sign organ donor cards .onpk he:au,e if s sonicthmg they don't think ahotut And it they du not think al ow it. tee% lila\ he unsure lir rnrsunicrstmd the actual organ donation process. HCIC are still1C laets Lase %Car there were more than 6311 trans- plant operation, performed ni Ori More than 125 Onlano families agreed to donate their organ, al their lo,Cd one, But another 65 lanulics did not gnc pennr„n,n 11 we could increase the number of donor% by link I I) per cent a %Car. the health care .)stern would ,ane more than S I million on the cost of klxlnc% chak,I%alone. We Lilo know we will never havc enough donor, w meet the wailing list demand,. In order n, hC a donor, the patient must have brain injury or brain trauma, and must he in the hospital and on a vcntilahor The patient must die a brain death under these crrcum- ,lam:e,: these circumstance, occur In li torr than two per cent lit all death,. The niedlcal learn that is thing to sar%'C a life I, separate from the transplant team. Brain death must legally he declared by two physician, who have nothing to do with transplants. The trans- plant team get, invoked only when these criteria are met. To retrieve an organ, the holy has to be left on a ventilator. The donor is dead and keeping them on a ventilator will not bring them back to life. The ventilator is lett on simply to main- tain the organs until they are recov- ered for transportation. The only way that they can be maintained is for blood and oxygen to continue to flow through the body; that way there is less likelihood of cell dam- age. It is during this time that the organs can be recovered for trans- plant. The• News Advertiser invites readers to submit ruhurrns Jur He Our Guest on current issues faring our Durham Regina ranununities. Submissions should be 600 nrtrds or less, must he signed and include a daytime tele- phone numher. Unpublished rohunns ntuv run in condensed form as u letter to the editor Ajax -Pickering JOANNE; BfRGHARDT. Fdnur-in-Chief TO REACH US The N, -n, AJ,rni,cr rs ono td till Mruula"d Pnnnng. Publishing and ABRUCE i ldvertiser STEVE Hot S1 ON. 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A, iiani 1'r,niuchun Manager LILLIAN H(N)K.:\Jnum,nuuuB Manager Nip nitwwdurhainitcws ne•I • II// l —d— ® �C A C,cuWhons ,xutl,l Board M—b., r�wr�oao Morin Inquiry Offer to let witnesses opt out legitimate says Crown By S-11.1`I1t N SIIAW DURHAM SIAll A convicted pedophile who was "harassed. assaulted and almost set on fire" after testifying at Guy Paul Morin's first murder tnal was given the option of not testifying at a second trial because of fears, feafor his safety, an assistant Crown Attorney says. Susan Maclean yesterday told a provincial inquiry that "nut of fairness" the offer was also made to a second jail - house informant - both refused - despite the possihillty that if the witnesses accepted it could have dealt a serious Mow to the prosecution's case against Mr 'Nunn. Both the pedophile, who under the terms of a publication han can only be identified as Mr. X. and Robert Than May. a pathological liar, claimed to have heard Mr Morin confess to killing nine- year- old Christine Jessop while incarcer- ated at the Whnhy Jail in June, 1995. Mr Munn was acquitted at his first Dial and lits lawyers, as well as members of the Jessop family. have alleged the offers were c(okctl up prior to the sec- ond trial In an aitctnpt to enhance the credibility of Mr. X and Mr. 'slav Mr Monn was cumicied at the second trial In her testlmuny at the inquiry prob- ing Mr S1onn's wrongful conviction, Ms Madcan denied that the offer was a prosecution ploy. Mr Moon's defence lawyers had "unprecedented access to Mr X's and Mr. May's psychiatric records, stn explained, and both wit- nesses "would he in our a fairly rough go" during cross-examination She noted that liollowing the first trial -at which his identity remained public - Mr X was "threatened harassed assaulted and almost set on fire" while at his workplax. Vis Maclean said there were fears that his personal safety would he 1c opardi/cd by testifying a second little "We just morally felt we couldn't force orneonc it, cxpi,sc themsclf it, that kind of examination in the public eyc." she said, adding "very personal, intrusive information" contained in Mr. X's psy- chiatric records "would be expand to the world" "They (Mr. X and Mr. May) had to give truthful evidence and they had to give it voluntanly." Ms. Maclean, who credited Mr. X fur having the "courage" to testify at the sec- ond trial, told commission counsel Austin Cooper that while she had "con- cerns" about htth %vimesws credibility. she was convinced they were telling the truth about Mr. Moon's allegtxl murder confession. "I still believe they were telling the truth." Janet and Ken Jessop. Christine's mother and brother, earlier told the inquiry that retired Durham Regional Police Detective Bernie Fitzpatrick approached them about three months prior to the second trial to inform them about the offers, which he said were "Just for show., Ms Maclean disputed the lessops testimony In fact, she said, the offer was only first raised by Durham's senior Crown Attromey John Scutt during a meeting with the prosecution team in DLcemher, after the trial, held in Lon- don, was under way. "With all due respect to the Jessops, (the offer) was never discussed in that light It wasn't done fior that purrxnc." she said. "It was a legitimate offer . Ms Maclean told Mr Cooper the pmsccuuon team did not discuss the unplicatlons of letting two key %tines, in a murder trial walk away from the case. nor the possibility that it the pair opted out, it could lead w an acquittal and massive puhhc criticism tior did she and the other Crown Altomeys handling the second trial. Lco McGuigan and Alex Smith, consider the P,sshility the offers could he grounds for a mistrial, as was demanded by %1r Morins lawyers %er `loon was cleared in 1995 h_v DNA evidence E—FILE READY CASH © READY CASH WITHIN 21 HOURS (Most Remands) REFUND CHEQUES IN ABOUT 2 WEEKS (Most E -Filed Returns) FREE E -FILING WITH TAX PREPARATION Q E -FILE ONLY SERVICE AVAILABLE - Your Diskettes Accepted (Selected Tax Programs) BOOKKEEPING SERVICES ALSO AVAILABLE ALL RETURNS PREPARED - Personal. Business Corporations 6 Trusts ALL SERVICES DONE ON LOCATION AT ACC7" Sir, R YICIES PICKERING TOWN CENTRE o.. S PE- ZEN7gES 1363 KINGSTON RD. DICKERING, OUT. 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MARCH 26. 1"7 - PAGE 7 Satin Latex ;-104)1 • ! iigh hiding. luxurious sarin tinish - V 3ilahle in 100's of pasrcl decoraro: ,olor% - V', roller sparer SHUT' X11 HUti1h .FOR CIRTET I 1-800-CYW-9940 OR ` ISI 5 1 -ORE Everyone reads and shops the News Advertiser! Get Two Doors VOTED BEST NEW PICKUP! Cir 540 Miftro1 MORE POWER, MORE ROOM THAN CHEVY & DODGE VEIRCLE '97 F-150 %ES C10Elly CAE 1300 DOOCi RAM Downpayment Monthly Payment' or equivalent trade Regular Cab SuperCab HORSEPOWER 705 • a750 RPM 100 M00 RPM 175 atno RPM 52.637 5222 $258 TORQUE llb.ir) 760 Q 3000 R►M 155 2800 RPM 130 3300 RPM Sl'soo 5260 $309 CARGO BED SPACE ku. it 1 77 8 698 70.3 S 0 5327 1 5376 See Your Ontario Ford & Mercury Dealers IMMCANADA'S #1 TRUCK LEADER5r!t 10=1 PAGE I -THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY, NlAIIi 26. 119'1 Easter Bunny invites you to north Durham For the ninth time in as many years, Port Perry's The Nutty Chocolaticr is getting set to don an alter - ego and play the faster Bunny for a day. Co-sponsored by the Nutty Chocolaticr and Port Perry This Week, the 9th Annual Easter Egg Hunt is set for Sunday along Queen Street, between Water and Perry Streets in the commu- nity on the shore of Lake Scugog in northern Durham Region. • It's dust away to givc back to the communityfor helping me out and getting me started." said Ren Koury, franchis- er of fisc Nutty stores. although Port Perry was his first. "I sort of made the store for kids. and I though if I had an Easter egg hunt it would grow into some- thing." In fact it has More than 200 children were on hand for last year's event, and with anyone three to 10 year, old eligible this weekend. klr Koury expects dust as man or more this time around The Easter Bunny will he am%Ing at noon for an hour of picture taking opportunities. before the hunt begins at I p.m The tormat has children heading off along Queen Street loo kIni: for rocks 'Rte three year ,,Ids will go firstand will he looking tor rocks with their age on the bottom of it Once they lino onc. iticy turn it in for a bag of candy and possibly more S,)ome hags include special Euchre players put their cards on the table PICKERING -- Clarcniont Legion Branch 4ti3 is hosting an open euchre tour- nament Saturday, April 12 as part of the Euchre Challenge if being held by the Royal Canadian Legion at branch- es across Ontario. The Challenge offers over $40.000 in cash and prizes. The April 12 event will be part of the first round but will include prizes. Top teams will continue to further rounds of play. Registration is at I I a.m. at the Branch 483 hall on Old Brock Road in Clare- mont. Play begins at 1 p.m. and refreshments will be available. Entries will be limited so prereg- istration by phone is recom- mended to ensure yourself a space. Everyone W years of age and over is welcome to participate. Players must enter the tourna- ment in teams of two. Entry fee is S 15 per player. To preregister or for more infor- mation, call 649- 2295, 649-2335 or 649-3166. markings, meaning they can he taken to the More and exchanged for a bigger bunco. Once that group Is done, it will he the tour year-olds, fillluwed by Ilyes. all the way up to 10. The Scugog Toy' Lending Library, Rotary Club and Scugog Chanlher of C-om- mcrce arc all comriburing to the event, and rf rain hap- pens it) dampen the day. I children can still conic r down and receive a hag of candy. 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UNIONVILLE Over 60 Stores, Restaurants & Services Ae-I&PPY Nestled just east of Warden north of Highway 7 r .Hazards of waste We produce a lot of toxic garbage As a follow-up from my last column on household haiardous waste (HHW), here are some more Interestinglasts J MOM tonnes of HHW arc dispcned of in Ontario each year, 68 per cent ol' Canada's total. ❑ Only five to 10 per cent of the public use municipal HHW depots and collec- tion programs. ❑ While HHW constitutes less than one per cent of the total municipal solid waste stream, it costs Ontario taxpayers between $9 million and $14 million each year Ui manage it, or between $bloc) and $2,(XK) per tonne. ❑ To recover IW per cent of Ontario's HHW would cost between $36 million and $56 million annually. ❑ Paints make up 41 per cent of the HHW stream, Ilarnmahles (mostly sol- ventsi 22 per cent, oil 17 per cent, auto and household batteries 4.5 per cent. Try the following as an alternative it) chemical cleaners which get poured down the drain into our lake, CARPI: T CLE,XNER ❑ Clean upholstery or carpet stains LARRAINE ROULSTON Recycler's i Report immediately with cold club soda. O Sprinkle cornstarch on rug, watt a hall hour and vacuum. AIR FRESHENER J Boil 15 ml cloves. I orange peel and 240 ml water. . Simmer cinnamon sticks and cloves in water. J Place vinegar or vanilla in a dish for one hour. DRAIN CLEANER J Keep drains clear with rinses of holl- im_ w aier twice a week. J Pour 125 nil of haking soda followed by 125 ml of vinegar down drain pipe. and cover with stopper. SCOURING POWDERS 'J Sprinkle baking soda on surlacc ;Ind scour with damp cloth. KETTLE SCALE J If hard water letces a scale in your kettle, toil pure vinegar in your kettle, rinse well and sediments will dissolve or fall out in pieces. Put a marble In the ket. tle to prevent build-up of deposit SALT STAINS O On Molts and shoc,. sponge with a 50150 solution of water and vinegar. A reminder that you can cull take unwanted toxic chemicals to die Back West Landfill HHW depot. The depot will remain open until Apnl 30. Hours are Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. l�trrucrre Roulstnn's ovrlumn ecplurrne error- rrrnmenral ,scar% regular, appears ..n RidnrsJur. Pickering church wants to fill food baskets for needy Easter food drive runs until April 5 in Ajax and Pickering As you prepare for Faster testrvt- ties this year, don't forget to include the less fortunate in those celehra- lions by making a donation to the annual St Paul's on -the -Hill Com- munity Fuad Bank Faster food dove The drive runs from March 26 to April 5 this year in Ajax and Picker- ing Fad collected will go to needy residents of Moth towns. In 1996, St Paul's provided 2,597 packages of food to needy families andindividuals, and approximately hall of the clients it fed were chil- dren. 11 %lou want to do more than donate food. St Paul's alwau wCl- come+ cnluntccrs to help with the dens and the food bank itself We have a splendid group of xol- untecrs, sone working year in year out and others helping out whenever they can, especiallyat food drive times." says Esther Lucas. chairman of St Paul', on -the -Hill Community Food Bank. 'Ihe work they do includes col- lecting food from donation points and delivering it to St. Paul's; sort- ing, stacking and re -bagging food donations, packing boxes for di+tnh- ullon to food hank clients; shipping I., for the ood hank when some items run out, intervicwin; chcnts: keep- ing records: and writing correspon- denrc Anyone wishing to help may phone St. Paul's ,olunteerco-urdina- tur Barhara Macrae at or fad drive co-ordinator Ian Macdon- ald at 420-2609. Donations of nun -perishable food items may he deposited at drop boxes. Billboard THURSDAY, MARCH 27 CHRISTIAN WOMEN: The 4jax- Pickering Christian Women's Club meets from 9:30 to 1 1:15 a.m. in the Gallantry's Banquet Room, lower level of the Pickering Town Centre. Feature is Setting the Table in Style with Royal Doulton. Reserve by March 25. $5 per person, half-price for first -timers. Free babysitting. Call 427-5445 (Karen) for more information. BREASTFEEDING: La Leche League Pickering invites pregnant women and breastfeeding mothers to its monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m. for information and support. Babies welcome. For location, call 427- 8063, 831-2017 or (416)282-6462. FRIDAY, MARCH 28 DANCE: The Royal Canadian Legion, Ajax Branch 322, and the Ajax Fire Department hold a fund- raising dance from 8 p.m. to I a.m. at the Legion, I I I Hunt St., Ajax. Money to be used to buy defibrilla- tors to carry on fire trucks. $10 per person. Tickets available from the fire department at 683-3050 (Chief Randy Wilson or Deputy Chief Rob Browning) or the Legion at 683- 7811 or 683-2927 (Cyril Best). ADDICTION: Serenity Group holds a 12-s1ep recovery meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. This weekly support group deals with addictions of all types, including co- dependancy. A children's program is available as required. 428-9411 evenings (Jim). In Ajax, they're at the IGA and at Dominon Save -A -Centre on Wesr- ney Road South. In Pickering. food can he left at The SuperC'cntrc on Liverpool Road, LOEB Glendale at Finch Avenue and Dixie Road: Dominion Saye-A-CCn- ire on Whites Road; or at any Picker - mg fire hall (on Bayly Street west It Brock Road; on Klneston Road cast of Bayly, or on Finch ju+t cast (if Dixie). Particularly needed this Easter to stock the shelves at St Paul's arc cold hreakfast cereal, powdered milk• flour. sugar. fruit juice crystals. tea and cotfec. canned meat and fish. spaghetti sauce, canned pasta and stew, canned fruit and children + lunch snacks THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY, !MARCH 26, 1"7 - PAGE Y We're online at www.durhamnews.net 69EE /A nR 69 Offer ends Saturday 1:00n,"t Pfy one fu year t Double 548 Queen 64a SrKIAL PURCHASE! SEARNO "AMASLEEP SET Exclusive 'marrdlous middle construction assists prom body olipmenl and support Mattress is multi quill to 314- loam and 7 or. polyester .14aao n f-ar n Ia 411ga 1.nI.W a al aillhat.r It..— rwh "I) a D h— iaw.. buil anti ,Ian ora ore rIIm1Ml 11 ainj111g1r Xop. IwmWrt U.m IW dN4 MM r04rn IDN't pay aalil Nerd 179111 on approved obit, -1111 per Sears Crd. U"Wifka it— is (homer% (ibis ad Ctsalapoa mdlatel -- Owl bcbded is IW offer. SIS deterred baa gad eD aPPlitelik taxes med lboyot we Perak o1 tie of parent. a". ads sonorday, Ned 77, 1001. AA for details. ttD/601 frailre Sh"; excludes patio ad bAy frrtre sel"not may my by'lot �M I �7xt t nx,n' %rnwt �i �rls 031.1 Gepp yht 1997 Seale C.m,al.l in, e • PAGE N - THE NEWS AD%'IERMt.R WtpNI'1UA1•. MARCH 26, 1997 Arts & Nesv-.sr<xmi 683-51 110 — - News Advertiser meff e FAX: 683-7363 Festival Players pay tribute to Brahms Pickering Village Orpheus C-hotr. conducted by Brain- Tickets and season subscriptions crd Bhyden-Taylor, perlortning Gypsy max fix purchased at Masicrnund Easter performance sun=•s. as well as the srlhhrne Educational in (he Pickering Town Requiem, a fitting work for this Fast- Centre or by callinft 905-171-6926. being sta`,,ed er pertorm:mce. Concert hmchures are available at Violinist and concertmaster Yiu- Pickering. Ala,, and Whitby libraries. AJAX -- the Festival Pla%crs pre- man Chung and principal Frcnch horn Mml-subscriptions for the remaining sent thea third concert of the season player Peter Samuelson juin pianist- too concerts are available at $28 tier Brahms C-entcnnial at Pickering b'il- conductor and music director Stephen adults. $22 for seniors and student ]arc t•nited Church Saturday. 'March Riches in the celebrated Horn Trio. Single tickets are S15 for adults and 29 at 7 30 p mi. The rousing Academic Fcstical $12 for seniors and students. Tickets One of the last creat coniposers of Occrture. written when Brahms may also he purchased at the door on the 19th centum. Johannes Brahnis received an honorary Doctor of Laws. March 29 (cash or cheque only). Dis- died IW scars ago. In tribute. Fest- and spirited Hungarian Dances, counts are available for groups of W cal Players arc presenting a concert of reveal other aspects of the composer's or more his music that will feature the-cniu,. Refreshments from the Little Aus- Plaza Suite in final two weeks PICKF.RINC -- Heron- Hcorngate's puKlucuon of gate Barn Ricans produc- Educating Rita hos the stage bon of Neil Sunon's classic on April 11 for a fico -week Placa Suite is in its last two run. Ticket prices for dinner weeks and shoo start at SI -195 per Placa Suite runs at Hcrun- person, including taxes gale until April 5 S„ fu. the Herongate a on :Mona play has proven to he enor- Road. Pickering. seven-and-a- mouslc popular uith audi- half kilometres north tit Hwc enccs and has received rare 2 For more information, :all reviews -1"'2.3fh� Dance with Pickering Carib club PICKERING — Dance into spring at the Pickering Carb-Canadian Cultural Associadon's Spring Danil at the Don Beer Arena The dance is stated for Saturday. April 12 from 8 p.m. to 14 t m. Music will be provided by Retcher's Love. Caribbean food will be available and a door prize will be awarded.Tickets are 38 per person. Don Beer Arena is at 940 Dillingham Road- south of Hwy. 401 off Brock Road. Advance tickets are available by calling Norma at 430-3057, Susan at 420-5196, Wdlard at 428-8244 or Devon at 416.609-3189. tria Cafe will he available hefore the concert and during in(ermission. Pickering Village United Church is at 300 Church tit. N . Alax ADVERTISING CORRECTION 11 our Ser 'l risme Ansel,. ,ria Cec n '^ s newspaper this week Please note the a^wirig Page 61 - Zebra Area Rug -s not ".lable Page 77 - Smithsonian Collection ­erware 2Ppcesets will be available April 14. yv.Page 83 - Sharp Colour TV is not as model :hr -ion Back page - Elizabeth Arden Bonus, copy chculd read (filer good until April 7, 1997 —OverWtiv, the errors listed appeared in our �rhs�^g we sincerely regret any venience or cor lesion to our customers EATON'S * I hr. private lessons * cool instructor * 5 pce kit with cymbals * recorded sessions * home studio environment * constant motivation FAST RE5ULT5 51GN-UP5 DAILY FREE Evaluation 113*111 Let us entertain you! ff you ire Ww"'�� to Promote your Produet or service to the 50 An rnwket, this 13 the show for you! APRIL 221% 23" METRO TORONTO r 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 ErlldoW it Spwdq nidi. W"Yeirm Mein 19051815-0017 or 1-800-387.7682 S. NP -40'm' Come to LOEB this week, spend $35 or more, and you get a 10 pound bag of potatoes... FREE. The perfect side dish for a mouthwatering Easter turkey or ham. Use your free potatoes to cook up these delicious holiday recipes. But hum', Easter's coming. And the offer ends 'March 29th. 1997. RECIPE 4 large potatoes, peeled and sliced thin I medium onion, chopped 3/4 cup 1200 mL) grated cheddar cheese Approx. 2 Tbsp (30 mL) flour Approx. 3 Tbsp butter or margarine 110 -oz 1284 mL! can cream of broccoli soup Preheat o%'en to 3501. In a greased loaf pan, make 3-4 layers of potatoes, onions and cheese, sprinkling each layer with a little flour and dotting with butter. In a bowl, stir the condensed soup well to make it easier to pour. Pour soup over layered potatoes, cover with aluminum foil and bake for i hour. Remove foil and continue baking until potatoes are tender, about 30-40 minutes. Serves 4 RECIPE 2-3 Tbsp ;30-45 mL) butter 3 medium leeks, finely chopped 1 (250 mL) cup chopped onion 4 cups 'I D instant chicken stock 4 cups c 1 Lt potatoes, sliced thin 2 cups (500 mL) half & half Salt and pepper to taste Chopped parsley- for garnish Melt butter in a large pot and saute leeks and onion until tender. 'Hake chicken stock according to package directions. Add stoic and potatoes to pot. Cover and simmer until potatoes are tender (about 15 minutes) stirring occasionally. Pour soup into a blender and blend until smooth. Retum soup to the pot, stir in cream, salt and pepper and heat thoroughly (do not boil). For hot soup, serve in mediately; for cold soup refrigerate in a large covered bowl. Saves 4 Now a=ptmg VL% atld AbsWiQrd �V�ISA forgrowry� urs . �� 3c° s#yra,i�zy,`tYi.�i?'7®tr: r ✓ - " '# ,k'i "` . X81 LOEB LOEB LOEB AJAX MARKET PLACE BAYWOOD GLENDALE MARKET PLACE 475 Westney Rd. N. 105 Bayly St. W. Ajax Ajax OFFER ENDS SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1997 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO OMIT QUANTITIES 1900 Dixie Rd. Pickering LOEB We're cooking together. r THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1/. 19"7 - PAGE 11 rin.g P orts — Al Rivett, sports writer ck(183-51 -- 10 Fax: (,Iii-'i()i News Advertiser Panthers o en secondplayoffp round Friday against Aurora PICKERING — 'I -he Pickering Panthers will open the second round of the Metro lumur 'A' Hockey League plavoffs at the Pic kerine Recreation Complex against the Aurora Magna -Tigers Friday night. The game between Aurora, which finished first overall in the league. and fourth -place Pickering, is one of six the Panthers will play against the top three teams which won in the first playoff round. Game Unic is 7:30 p.m. •The top three teams will meet each other in home -and -home series to determine the four semi-finalists. The Panthers finished their first- round Gast Division series with the Oshawa Leglunaires at the fhhawa Civic Auditorium Sunday when Pickering won game six 6-5 in oeer- time. 'I 'he Panthers nook the hest -of - seven series four games to two. The Other series in the Hast Division saw the expansion Quinic Hawks defeat the Wellington Dot kcs blur games a. one. The Aurora Mt,L-na Tigers took the minimum four g; Ines it) dispatch the Durham Huskic, to the sidelines in the hest -of -seven West Di%isi on match -up The nuniher-two Calalon Pickering bantams host German team PIC•KER- I'"; — III,:1•i- Keri ng S p 1 r I s Ntedlcine Rehab. Clime minorbantam 'A A' PrP hock- c� team will host a team 'r_Jir r,rrman\' In an cxhuhu- oon game here 'iaturd iv The German squad, EV I- I n d a u Islanders, will play the Puckering ban- tam reps at the Pickering Recreation Complex's Delaney Runk at bpm. The mayor of Lindau, German) and Pickering ti1a} IT W'avne Arthurswill drop the puck during the pre- game cere- monies. T In e Pickering ban- tams will take part in a exhibi- tion playing tour throughout Europe this December. The mayor of Lindau has invited the Pickering team to the town where it will play a match. Admission to the game is $3 for adults and $1 for students. Canadians ,wept the Mu,k lka licars in the other West Dnisicn seri%, The third -ranked Wexford Raider, swept the U.S.-haled Niagara Scenics in their Central Dr\Nsio,n series. Meanwhile, in the closest series of the playoffs thus far, the Markham Waxer, took the -Thornhill Islanders to a seventh and deciding game before losing 9 2 in -Thornhill Monday night. The Panther, will he hack un home ice on Sunday night when they will play the Caledon Canadian, at 710pm. The balance of the second -round plavolt schedule for the Panther, Tuc,day. April I. Panthers at C'aledon Canadians, 7:30 p rn-: Friday. April T, Wexford Raiders at Pickering. 7.30 p.m . Sunday. Ai •I t+. Panthers at Aurora Magna Tiger,. 7.30 p.mi.. -Tuesday. April S. Panthers at Wexford Randers, 7:30 p in SUNDAY 15u4� AFTERNOONS H,0flifY LE'AG 1 IN WHITBY "Tire 7radiliun (-nntinue.s•' • tthdhyr/rnquni,P-A.Ir—, H.n,-r;irlc104f,rra-ald • Sunday%Sfa3 4-1a,yuq I-, 12 15-q-/5 p,m. - J--,. SurA%. Award, 'rsrlud, f.,ny wrrkend Jun, dY - S2'5,1N1 prr pta %vr add Sarurda,, tfn, I'.5 fun, - - i 1rni%i..n, - hnm, 1"". -. Haman REGISTER: StRickry. Apd 6th. rr r5. lroqLx* Park Arew. Whitby I'I1H l/nh'I 5.A/UHV1171/S r 1// 11W 70: h04_l/'c 0 S HAWA N I. . N4WCall 1-800-891-6104 or 416-412-0404 Fax 416-412-6491, • TEAMS ANC tiC , Z , A_S NE.COME: • LEAGUES SUNDAY TC THURSDAY • 20 BALANCED DIVISIONS ALL CALIBERS OPEN CVER 30 OVER 35 RESTAURANT TAVERN PROSHOP STARTS APRIL 27 905-839-4425 CALL THE LEAGUE WITH OVER 25 YRS OF MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE. Please recycle your copy of the News Advertiser Ajax Acro's Gymnastics Club Spring Registration Kindergym 3-4 yr. olds Kindernastics 4-5 yr. olds Rec. Classes 6 -up Wed., April 2,6:30-8 p.m. '" u Set. April 5,10-12 noon N* 48 Exeter Rd. Hwy 401 Ajax K�.;"'. (905) 427-0036 Ziax4artans' Minor Baseball Association REP TRYOUTS Fee of $2 per player iper session (1.5 hn)I Denis O'Connor Nigh School I ineoln Alexander Pub I: School (Harwood north of 401, east on Mandrake (Church Stroh north of Ipibway 2 (moo" Road) 0 DIVISION MGR DATES TBVIES DIVISION MGR DATES TINES 1 MAJ N,HnI WIRn. Ap11 t.JIIn ROOKIE "M 1e-411- APA ' M"O1JIr0 «M. It'« 5.4112.111 64111 A'-W1� <•f. 12.IJ 12 1! :pn MIN A., %1-,h. APA1'hrl%Rw.Nn%Al \rA I,,+�M• ' nFEI•Ff «%w 1�I' <. «. IT. t5. IM: -1-11 r BALL +T-w3WI <. «.Itll f MAJ Jen ,llnre ,Ara• MIN .use I hwdAprill J I ' rFFMEE «llJ! )11 i,« 11:3t1w 111103WITO ik1. R<f! <.f12. 5.J ' MIN Ibn\tai.-.w /nr xIr !,« 1.A. Ge41.3 f:.rf R -t MOSWITO fz,a a.12,1J t..5rm ' BANTAM I2'rTR \p I2. 1J 111 Jx sn ' 9MAI An . .pY 4 111. �S ,.-" P..pe I%P" ! w l�pA•1am tWI<-11«n IN 12, IJpm/AerIM W., ' ' I Mau I "INN I r. _ Arc <. « ' I.1 pn Go" \ i rlan We I t ' +F pm 1 ,i +2'I+<, W1!. I) 11111 rm �" fix .-%I our" 13 In«c R....11N..I..Iw a ,.« r JII-1 Only players registered for 1997 nlvfuE 1 \p 1f. 5.J "Pi.Y Yom+ ASMBA ball season may attend tryouts? «Mi Iwo- \ 1T u..... Rr-, xneahaww %p <,« <:J.pn /t Rookie Ball Minor players (born 1989) ' vr1 «<11- 'Pr, l J • 1211 pn may also tryout for T -Ball CONTACT ASMBA INFO LINE - 683-0706 ` FOR INFORMATION ON REGISTRATION FOR THE 1997 ASMBA SEASON, m mANN m m M== an M=== MM S= TMA "+ SPRING REP TRYOUTS %heels. ir 1. AAA, AAA ' V CONDITIONING CAMP �, v BE PREPARED FOR SPRING TRYOUTS /go, r • Power Skating • Checking Skills • Puck Control • Tryout Drills gw Shooting Goaltending Ontario HY Hockey Schools DON BEER ARENA (PICKERING) APRIL 7-11. 1997 ,5 NIGHTS. I I 1997.96 AGE CATEGORY PLAYERS BORN TIME MINOR NOVICE 1989 6:00-7:00 p.m. MAJOR NOVICE 1988 MINOR ATOM MAJOR ATOM 1967 1986 7,00-8 )0 p.m. MOR PEEWEE MAJOR PEEWEE 1986 8 00-9 00P m IMNCP BANTAM It BAN'AM 1983 9 00-10 00 p m 1962 Appr:,lmatety 70 skaters 6 t goatees per session (905) 839-3794 Llmoea positions, all to Reserve. read Coach Craig Crundler Read the \e«s.adiertiser tour times each week- PAGE 12 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1997 2 for 1 C, .CLASSIFIEDS Buy one C141"01 week, get (905) the 2nd free. Call us for TORONTO . details LINE ApPI-I.Ankel"FO, 798-76726830707 SW end VMlew Fo GARAGE SALES SW only only $35+GST C:# Call 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday to Friday 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday or fax your ad (905) 579-2238 BIRTH N4?n ES Announce your baby's arrival 49+GPY and receive a gift certlhcate entitling you to $25 worth of quality baby products. nnfnCareer 9 Office I Office rs e I ep HelpCareen CareeCares GeeP H TORONTO 0=0 • i Helping >L Build a Better Life Accountlig and Computers 61ask"ss Administration 1111 s9 A Computer Applications • Computer Support Speclallst Network A Communlea1= Computer hoeM--N g 10 111A.C.18 A. Computer Applications Executive Secretary Leeel Admin Assletent Medical OFFice Aseletant ES Hotel A Restaurant operations Bar A Se narsee Marsae.m t Travel and Tourtsm Dental Chassid• Resistant Dental R.c.ptlpnl.t 420-1344 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE \+sus a]•P^SP' ',::PS's ,aeYvIse•s penes n ad ;,par puN,ptor as ,-5 Advell1w 4419 not Do +sponsmle fo mole man �a ,r,Lmr•ec "We" and -,,e snail be no Iraokty to .-hsertor W ar, a" ".inert LI10116 two ':•s in ads 5 ''^rstea 10 74 e•rolmt paid for the spas a-:upyrng me esrp All DOy Is ww 10 8le ap v:va or minag lwi of \rws AOvertSe DICKIE DEE, Cash Dao Dai v Ice cream vend- ing routes avail- able In Ajax b Picketing Students to seniors 4211-7380 E k PERIENCED 7 y", - n• -asr . - MaOn,ne pperesOrs .. rune• •eou,1eo Own 0Q.- AD- p•rw^ Bain Apin F. � FnrsY A- • hu . Train In Months • personal II . 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Onlano 1.111 "t,3 \n phone calb, please: ,:I tk" . l 1, t ,r .I vAvI :-p-, units an ek:rlirnt uppity la -.wt, -roved. nighty moto,wed profes ureal w I, a nu Linn , ut t_ sit exp selling doca mail aJsenumg I., Mita; nerchanb The Ideal candld•Ic wilt hose a pl,nen re.urd of one ,all sbunp and me 4blll Is m Is " undcl extmntck tight deadlines Shang p,ahmm sols'Ing1 1 nerpern., 1 and n ,oun sm osint.aookills at, a us,Saks management ckp is a plus only unJtdain soh doe" Rud of ad,enos rig exp III he considered Nor „tic, A salary ununensurate wuh ckp C,mspeuu,m ht wain ,urges allowamc Same La rl -4,1 fidsrr .a. Moon h, Mn. Torrencr,al:1A161333-90I _ eellelA � MMUL 676-6176 I Careers 1I C'r'ef' FRANCIAL SERVICES THE NAIL STATI IN Ca - CAREER SEMINAR - The r"r Training CSnto, as - Mutual Group a leader m inns awl tepvuclan, snanaN "tiros won y.. tar"r training available n "I'Sof offer 544 Dow. nes Wind l next. "r "rising, select open,ngs their bps. c"ll-P pfedloulfes. Whitby agency TN. "ml. slang, (9051723-5083 rlar (s N rntrwuclio 10 Our Independent Wsmaa- W- Cal t3•rl fanhem W 1.7+If19 Or (isneral po,funny Whese Joe,wnt Touch of Claw 104 Con Fox reBY1M l0 68.11�Y22 Help General I Genal Im Help p DRIVERS NEED for delivery of newspapers. Ajax area. 5 days/week. Must have full size van. Call 728-1243 leave message. Ft LI, TIME DL DRI% FIRS r,,, -, rcJ tot, 1, and r­r,,,,!c, Kep., with your resume and dnscrs ahslrrt to Dartell F.xprtss 738 Pebble Court, Pickering, Ont. 1.1% 37.6 or fax 1 W. 1837-IIL46 LOOKING FOR 30 PEOPLE To start right away In full time areas of Oshawa Company. All areas must be filled by April 15th Pay varies. Call Louie for full time 721299 OfMq H•IpI ►ale p OFFICE RSSISTRNT PORT TIME We are Iookirlg for •full time -pan Came assistant to dandle all areas of a small office product company located in Pickering. The successful candidate will The customer service oil~ with some accounting experience • prelerably using AccPac. We can otter a plsasanl work- ing environment as well as flexible work- ing lours. Please respond in writing to: FILE #9783 OSHRWR THIS WEEK P.O. BON 481, OSNRWR. ONTRRIO LIN 71.5 K sulnars Road. Whitby powder. powder, stalks full -Orae needed rnlmmWn 2 y"n. LOCALCOMPAlN!!Y April t0. When DO lb. 1997, p.m u 900 De A -Z Prolwbitl orrvfen WTSologs" Cdnaldfered pntliOAta.�Pa we onto ,mriedelKy W run rowth oriented Durham company needs y should •Dob"bs an on- Inpnneun., -,,toy Um A. 5006W mW naw ane long haul Must M- 2 yre 4 prormming bap. with PICK Opnmi- Syswty in Native. A&MCed REV aP.m meeting and "ping peo. ICC madicei, abstrad am imp either a - tliOR, Prime DT USIVCrea enVirlMaleat. pia stunt the contra that comes won ws,a" ow warp clNranp We offer pare tyoven. Nleh bo- Cal t3•rl fanhem W 1.7+If19 Or Nnmp •de looking for . nu"f. Hanan paaapfe. Fox reBY1M l0 68.11�Y22 Mwarmng p,N, •" ser. good eauipment, cornual- ECCOBI@RR $NYk6s lOksd ei0b-tw 'heW 40.0n 11- wages. He Phone 11101Ese9)NAL '­g*•']-s1Nng grated buopw in that p N,but an 1001,mg t0, mon It rou o like to earn Salary department at (416)744.60e1 1 f3erlsral Help 1 .a-r.er al �Ip ole about IN. DppOnunny' c.n IGdey Ic rsWWrow _ ESTHETICIAN required for uKvlca TECHNI TECHNICIAN 3 rew,r•d al Relit' AOarnc Ir, place at ow enarxiai wN established enneuc felon eARSER. DRIVERS required LITTLE EXPERIENCEDlywith los oiler wm,he, GEM- Must do anesttal S CAl PIZZA, AJAX prwrably won WSnCall Ma 5?EVENS ,9051 668 ill at ped m West Hill (Sur 906- Call 9054289002 or 905- needed br posy soon Can 1665 ins MWw1 G,uuG Daroupn I Call tat 81284- 233 6t9•O44 905420-5111 First Time in the Durham Region This 26 week course is designed for people who alread% possess drawing and designing skills and wish to make a career in the following,: ♦ Animators in the film industry ♦ Advertising design for T.V. • Design of CD -ROTI games #Graphics/Illustrations for magazines and publishing t.earn the most powerful computer animation program: Alias: R'svefront (used in the film Jurassic Park). Training will he on the latest High Powered Silicon Graphics Computers. Course starts in Oshawa on April 14th 0211 now for an inlrniew. rk, P.- N • "..r 14-4. Air d", wN •PPI, n 06. pr.Kr•-. TORONTO Helping >UBuild a BettQ Life PICKERING CAMPUS 420-1344 EDUC^TtONFORA�INQWO AC sate IS+etyd 111t�seee OMt 1 PSIE 1 lwya 1 � •ar�acy �� I .., ®®® 1)l'It11:11T lil'ti11V1•:titi n: ♦ C'O�11'll"1'1•:It ('O1.1.1•:(:1: 1 )Incli4rJcn Complexi. IBM - PC am -A 1CAD DHAI N.. AN: DI arc -,N v 13 - -L; ,MPt •1 ,..zli A, t: ,IIN'._BI,..\ AF'1•i ,(;Alr(11•S - •Dk %K Tl PURL AN It " I •e,ar..la eeaMlA,w •H„ \I 1ALi" ANU T­IH19M -INIk HNaf Co M.IMI1.11-AIIIINI feler sub �INN9 •M, FR Eli, -Io." Sut•,•,a •••, ,at,..0 CUMMIr --s -- •Ci„ Aomns IsIHAIIIIN ANI, 0"ILRAII,IN.I S,H•s•„H' aysrAM lexesed •5 11 IWAH[ Of sill. ANI, PRI -.AIMING LA .to a-3yard and MACINTOSH esu are -w" w-erP•yM. -UF Iw Ir)V PIIHI 1rr,I Vi.i -liar quoit bsenmp . aY4r4e •M'., tIMk I,IA PHIIIIU,. ,,..N. WI1N PA.,k Dk Smile 724�-aan 427 O NO490-0300 R K I "knit -.db-.- o arnall.N S:1LES OFFICE. P/I' RECEPTIONISTS domintun, ars rloper Is seeking self ,1lvated, ekperlcnced pit receptionist for t Picketing (Hwy 2 & Glenanna Rd) offl". m work wcclicnds and star. �,1:.1ass from 12 noon to 9 pin we we ., .Ing for individuals with a comnuunent p-Icsslunahsin, excellent typing and c.mizational skills. WmJows 95. word x I %k cl programs, friendly telephone .I, , mandatory with 4 positive altitude Irnpeccahle dress manner. SK SIVholur -, esutne to the attention of "Ili Administration'Stanager 13161661-097H ,x -h-\ all .tl •r,h; ant bill ,may it- sewwd for an ,nreniew 44111 be conwied Sales Help/1E elp/Sales Help/ Agent I Agent EXPERIENCED till,'I\DON' DOOR SALES PROFESSIONALS ti, ,Iter ,.. .s.s r,eut.a•,' yia',:ty pro- .. top u+mmisswns, drawing accounts cad. supplied If you tie preaendy In your opportunities and want to he If a summing team. ('all today Wkii-1)(1118 or 1-81IM-263-2720. As\'- SALES POSITION Testsorce Systems Inc. d Aad-, sup- ')f !as: ane 1�ea surement sowp- has positions open for Inside >d as Support and a Technical Sales � aC Candidates must have sone sales P ,nenence with a solid background In •ronics It you have the desire to -seed please fax or send resume to -Itsnorce Systems Inc . 1815 Ironstone 'An^ 3r Und 16B. Pickering, ON . LIVV ,V:'j Fax '905) 839-0452 )A.k1 :-USF PS powder. powder, stalks full -Orae needed rnlmmWn 2 y"n. Skilled r .,,,•r-..r,.1r,• . ,-., ••r, .• a, expenotex for Ntual On - Help • nOm• 44,Nn opo' Ing tast - . Apply -In Generapl +' • NOIW`t oo-miswn LANDSCAPE �' cture a00om1•nMta F -y mm,mum 5 years «aw. leieas pr a - ek",Mc. -m �M" sI Scars lir nrKMung ,rean•nor rw-ri; wal4 Cao 428-2c•0 a•o,r9 r•ncrnp •I, we ware IOW no for modem, a'. -,ng 4, ar sin SAES ofmwks .ars Payee " n4 Wafuture Fan ., -mrwl . d•grN ree.me to IW5464-44M „o.ng ,y mst-re 11101Ese9)NAL '­g*•']-s1Nng D•Op4 wn0 Do,�r nslaior nM w ' r .,• Off eedenrND Own IOa. a tr„c} "ale Dar .mon• For n ,nt•,s•,ew -C200-7154 •2E 1.97 a W 428 • uKvlca TECHNI TECHNICIAN 3 rew,r•d al Relit' AOarnc Ir, SALES REP 'wuuw to rstai, Ano ",sup .40N -L••e•nl tri T.Iorwl arse docks ane hiv wood ,n•. a 4 JOer .- ;:a - a.." 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Fortune 6W can- ware IOW no for modem, c•nsw -m e.perreroe he lent o,ganrzalrona wnN quneo Neal appearance of Lo Trani Caluda Truck Driver Our Cuelpm K,Ichen da WORK Iron home y— and awity to oval '" ws f Smart $wW eD Jit Trainin S panmem 4 repay .04no 'ng All are lookup b, .n uDer4n<w sun time own nO '.. leemanar•rs hewed C•11428-1"0 tamers Dr, -m taw" H- ftWWorng of msdra bI- 2- rognm, arctation At quuw Top ••g•- ow ,n 80 PO m. r4xrda rgwe cent,-. ru � Oche on one nvaw AZ/D"!., Dangerous Goods P S schen dealgher to, free mice pht anon Sesnmob-tion and leader- lualaey 51. aro 4 aw„ PD.I.C. L-oa book border.Alr I c, kende a some -,,,g I Help P .tip dl,Aklw an awn Fax Plea" vgcale inthiparka tr. Commercial ore changers Den.. work Pia" send resume resume to 433.7941 sums Air brake dluur11en1 ten.. inn re41e to Fro .0785. PO Bila 481, T"back trfeKSOMyn HVAC SERVICE PEASM. Yo GST7PST. 24 tarn days per week oyoes. orltano LZ ns JWN1011 C4rfoal poaluon for permahenl Nn bine N hp Ste Atao.S Do mean indoor own air eqn MOWO taxm a mad Financial Awatanoe n1/y be available RESIARs Typing So Inc- cdnuad in Weida Dumam "n, seeYr n9 fin' enterr-9WnationalCri ran • cd Wd Papa iso mil tog 4144. O+b atd,fe r 905 424-9475 7 J a onto 670 DPI lanes aA put popes GrNI MlKtion E-ra ant on wnnen En 14h. PC wax 6 tman omp 1.hil mex Wrier 4 nAsa fo uNrvlew ixii D• epi. 1 � I ierlMal or fpwelh Papem eifd av41A04 GII Speedy Burrow Calais. 885- "petieoce required Re Pkw b FW .9782 Oal4 "WhilpY Ttks waw. PO , ni-n t ho a rkrtlu,n p 2 yon N- tacled No phple Ixwfe parrMc. carving ta1r0an. plea" Mil W AM: Car - bel HVAC equipment Por. men. 377 Chuto St, SWM ' Got, MArthal ON, LU Help Hoa He•p once Box 481 Ceewa, ON L I H .eta NI notdstory, qualur. cellons and people Mille IA1 Fax 905-:71-3761. HAIID WONn5 YWI me pdedon Fa Kee,. PectllilttRea I4AIaSTyI3aT, NAI teal- up W $14 Dot over MEDICAL Secretary full row to .sums 905 426- Arn Taxi �.omis". nom' n. �Mi� In. tar requrr" Able to time Apply n whiling only 2452 $� d requires Driver! SSaSOW. ►N MW or Ay tam (reasonable) bey start ruin l"i Perform Say edverMng Ane drs- b De N Stn. M Bayly SI W . Stine 200. Ajax, onl. I-7,,.60* eWIPp", 17 p4y Duda win Wr cw- Lis 7Ke ���'�"^"-'^r Also Auto Made= us lots, tiwaA Nom OMtw Wok- ban. Donn meat 0"" tomer sarvipA Arid owe depera4nt. caw 4404o3Stip �W pAe lvdh A Iltanse, or 4 y/. your den boon", 725- 9.30 a m. - 4.30 P_m. I lisp I Agents Fug time, Salaried PINK mall nstMlle to: apmmbm. 1171 STDCKROOM ►assn. required W ~Loin and Attn: Manager InfinflKwEl NOIR 1IWRKVW U(- dadibute stock. some or- MOTIVATED SALESPER. 1016 Brock Rd., Unit 02 Wily Needed up W SUOD4s - Easy work- derklg, and bead+ lobs AP- ply 10 McrJUNy Biu., 40 SOM. ...won only for Durhem Region. F" rid. Pickering, Ontario EaTNETICIAN rerred for -•NO It OWWWO MlWr d•• Fp final"Ws eaW a FrMlkoom St. ilex. ,urns l0 433.5041 Ll W 3M1 . lldomnqSASE W affiliatetrp Enrr muedy K August and Sep ", 150 Cork eNa. SWM TELEMAI KMN W 6.red. no "Ing, a"sin- POSITWE. SS",five "1" tC. mar. PWOM or txMy M 247 Hampton Onl. LOT V. work at hot", good M. CM Nr~ portion for phllnlswon R.I.B.O. LICENSED C.S.R. BMmy, hsOMGI pt. hon anxnlul n. 1436. wN computes came .n 1a"t. Fu resume to ROW -d by woo work) or .701 EXPERIENCED, n Nays ao Wee Woolf TRAVEL Counsellor mini- i9os1433.5041 GENERAL INSURANCE BROKER MATURE You Wok on good Foal great andu ' niW" w w lewnheg good -Agency MEnaWexperience pr Jerred. Waitresses, Cooks i Sea06mT. c�outr .Milt prone Fax rewrtw c/o Mrs. Richard, pan t1ostins or fax (MkO* 9oe•4z1•le7i ( Wkarld.) FiDMlla! k LLCat M Apprr-time to 1906)Ne-3p1 R r4 .inlet needed. part-time WAIT STAFF • COOKS - eq powder. powder, stalks full -Orae needed rnlmmWn 2 y"n. immediatlay noun: Sid to Kart. prom- expenotex for Ntual On - Drop riff resume K1Meig, blrerOry fall You Ing tast - . Apply -In WI" corobon, Fix W- n Dakota Bob's, 1756 Pick - 1511110 KO orwow sea mop -1447 erksa Panray -ANT TO BE YOUR OWN Rd. Unit s1 LOOIUNG for oe"I'd trig ROSS? Shaw sx o Picked bow? Fortune 6W can- ware IOW no for modem, PAay "*its 3 amptious p.l04at harrblyllbt for people for ppm- in 6n0- tleir henlan PIN" apply Ohl )(mea. PINI wins in parwn 108 ounces W Site 145 Ajax. LIS 3C2 SI W. Whitby or call 430- 9307 CUSTOMER CO-ORDINATOR/ SERVICE ADVISOR Must have dealership experience P ADP Computer experience preferred. Contact John Savage or Anne Mclntaggart 905427-2590 Bob Myers Chev/Olds Alex Check Out Our Flyer Delivery Seruice. r.,•. � � Pte"► We ars by for The 01 Distributor of flyers In our Ana. Have your flyer• flyers daiivd 683-5110 News Advertiser any Wednesday, Friday or Sunday with The Newspaper that everybody needs. 117 S EASY! and ask for advertising. THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WEINYESOAY, MARCH 241k, 1197 PAGE 13 H••Pt•y NopitNf rBaarDNRAI 1 166dic4yp9ygl 1 Mel 1 wtl I FV s w 1 Y -Z SS.'9b• 1 Tiro ski.•1 �ornvw° .a 1 v'Id�so M Tr•i lers MOYER PNrbrl I.All Won z GIANT YARD SALE Sir „gs Will, a0aplpn. !slung 1669 DUTCHMAN T9nl SISM Wy 905 725-7529 Vendors Wantivil F�/�1�GN F.IIN a,..p, e. 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Pnllnaseg brndunr, o^ an Popr ,.qd°' c,arr,,, 9055-437-%76 1989 PER CREDIT PROBLEMS? On Mw+rNe technologies psn S1600. asr�nq $500 ("Ing old Scientific shin BanrrllDr' Can Trac,. al GSTAR /an loall me pot I�nav;m0 Down INSURAMCE: ogies available in the nineties. A full presentation on Two nigh! dam r,1n ';h.,n 114, ,Ryna Slyer art,« 9'1',5751800 Or 1888, $4995 ,.rifled 1989 Daymems $$0q Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI)-an exciting scientific breakthrough D a Jmkm 1M. risk ca'' tts'SIN�for. di ckd 1, 2593673 lar elp, FORD 4,4, S6495 cen,r,.y Monrnl, payments tram Rates for g nL DOIi ,is 10 window 1961 CAVALIER. 2 •low, 5 t%9 CHEV AsupVan $150 0 A C Cars. tricks. Motorcycles lndudl 10r the treatment of male infertility, will also be made. pa , sz3o .ata. at, n eslat- Ga' Ro0«' t 9n• Oaded. $5595 cerhnetl +ant :',P, m ,996 Alan ay 9 8MONW,s 1905) 655 A0a9. D 9'20', gmheo 905 4 33-95 76 Auto Sake Ltd 146 Elroy, SupefSppr151u5t got Date: Saturday April 5!1997 S%s 'as. 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S9.2M OF THE NE Ek •%= Cn•N 7!'5-5746 Daycare Oramnwn pad atd SKlaly- .,,-. ,, :ass Abur _ 5455 101 •5555 d,e pan r DraM taw m :?.5. Frc ee 5 1 Arts a Granon • 5 , m .gnlnatl %SA2a7 an« 5 L «9rgY lust certdiel CASH FOR CAR$' N. • Wanted :'1Dy FRFE !.Tans Can I ages. season tr.r, uns Pt, s.n'nr _ Crafts "149, .^ Askin 1^'y 52594 Din• miss n,rs !bra rafet rgcnMnrrmgd 15^ounis. Carper • _ 24nrz 905 -ala 2.10 D9D1 = pe ,.Dans BOYS BIKE "'^ halm 'a 5ya9 9 ?4800 ono 'A7 ARLIE'S.- WE r :sari, Ter flet mnr,4, •'W 25n3 apDeanCes «atnq' 5225' Sam 90S-585.1172 ^7 HAVE SOMETHING FOR ^•"st :+. - •urnrq 'no g. f. d yars S' 75 aC _ SaAM WpPEHOU E r Ca$ 42724.5 or rAme Marine AB S TE Na, -•an rr 19.5 »nag: T1' ,. Ips 25' 966 DODGE SHADOW - EVERYONE • y .. »a vde.m T - 0. p. 1 es 527Or rp COMPUTERS ,^768 OR r m 1« 1V $30C K •� ^. 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ACCOUrI M CANDO Fast clean, units Now offering free (la.duJlattP�1 SERVICE ba MICNALSKI FRI � 1MATFtiI Does Mm move Pant and -�s a Fd small business Free reliable service MOVING j' RENOVATIONS INC. road 50.55!, startingal call Sam C days} Periodic financial state flouaea. Apartmenl5. 420-0081 999 and up Call for nfw- frees. ApO—M, and L90SNI19.2249 ments analysts keeps you i,,G" ' Ou•Ny hams renovations since 1975 nation, Plano SPeoahsts semw -.(905) 063206 on traA Clowns. Balloon-o•grams, MUSIC, Cinderella. Show NO PROJECT TOO SMALL 725 DD05 or 42' DDDS aro My -Monro D , K• hemWhite, Pocahontas. Mini Mouse. Loot Bags. Face • KNcns • Basements • Windows • Dom Soul Llcensiki rn • Bathrooms • EIC cared Fres Eshmata Painting, Magic, Power Ranger Lion King, Woody, 905 88&5211 EKcan O service. Cruelia Deville, Sailor moo 1. Skvdancer ,,1143&nae. 905471-5331 REE;INDS se 10 ars -FREE .. Conpurerized Tax Returns prepared Dy Prol•ssnnW ACcounWt Judy Kuksis CGA 905120.2061 CorporWa tea A ouraness abvrus a..A&w Don't Forget Ajax Pickering Yews Ad I isel Classified Dept. is open for yow convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 683-0707 Wood Fences a IMPROVEMENTS ---- - BY W.LEAVER M" Fridge. stove, washer, MOYNG SYSTEMSw-dtacks. - DIAMOND Chan Link, Wrought Iron Renovations, Add,Wmsecond stories, dryer, electronics, TV Wle Pari nur'r'mmown sQINE Dog Runs. etc. carpentry, siding , finished bsmts., Ilam. VCR, microwave, etc +^wwa ar"i"aer, Cpnrrwpa or nslowaa,pt.. homes, aC. NAM SERVICZ 19 yaws drywall taping, trim, int- Pa rooms. decks. the A wood floors. doors A wuldows, Free estimates. Pickup 8 PeCial90agaandba.sover WaMtiN sena tand mom kovvrrlIgg.. 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Comparable 25 years experience, Chlldrens Parties • enLandscaping • laEfd•eapirg KVF Top quality work 3,adahlr 7 da,s a rates Call 432.2850. IesTelcnrng, our Ar- CA NI Cass o Ls sp c'anly Have My Own Magcw GENERAL al reasonable 19 s pikes week :Jible F'ee Tonales Can Erol. TREE MAINTENANCE A REMOVAL rawvahan - nie 205; off to $eclat Ocq N." Paw tales AN Wllf� D A N Ouneslt, CARPENTRY atoaso - is - etc Call for a FREE Estimate ('all pager' 4/6644) 21, AVOJa7 the• Rush LARGE TRUCK easements -enc 987.1799 or 987.1900 tree estmbaske noose 404 fats el Ile cc}ct a l •ndseaping "Free Estimates" add, trim bi$Bf1 door Licence B t25fi3 Will do household call Dave 831 -7038 11edL5, trim wok, door n FREE estimates moves, reSderLal. • f • Cut, Financial 41&200.0153 c0rtlmercial All I` DES o1 • • Dirreetory . 41&� 29D10 AJAX MoveSy—stem RecflL.i06c : • sheds. fad retWS, c�R< T �BM Party Party Tull services, moves, ap N05) 6152930 TMS PAINTING ^9 $ Rete. s can moves w Cal or Jesse $ hedr oa,ram 35 yd.. Services• Sevlces Ili DECOR Elia Jr. pWrke and piano speck. 427.2856 $2991n.alled. 65 oz. AFFORDABLE Interior a Exterior Ists Fla; rate or hourly. We carpet. 52S eq. yd. COMPUTERIZED European Workmanship now .have heated storage In.r>Jkb. 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Conpurerized Tax Returns prepared Dy Prol•ssnnW ACcounWt Judy Kuksis CGA 905120.2061 CorporWa tea A ouraness abvrus a..A&w Don't Forget Ajax Pickering Yews Ad I isel Classified Dept. is open for yow convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 683-0707 PAGE 11THE NEWS AIWE RTISER, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 26, I'll I I , For RenIf Ris t I rt encsRom I Apartments encs I For IMrM I CorkimFor Sale Auctions owl Penonab • 1 Personals • ' PertionBls FlentFa RCM • ' WIND JAMMER APTS. 2 bedroom $785 3 bedroom $867 In family building. Fridge, stove, air. broadloom, underground parking included. Close to all amenities. 686-0841 weekdays 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Ajax - CLIPPER ARTS 2 6 J bedrooms. broadloom 2 ap phances. underqround parking 55 FALBY CRT MON -FRI 9AM -5PM (905)683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED THE SUMMIT PLACE I� • 1 2. d 3 Bed Apts. • MOVE -IN INCENTIVES All Util. Included In - House Supt. 8 Maint. Rental Office. Mon - Fn gam - 8 pm Sat 8 Sun Ilam- 4pm VALIANT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT II 905-579-1626 AJAX .^ NORTH OSHAWA .. S -a- 4 5.0 -•. . Ap d $ all, w. Irb r vac s. •dr r_A ' AJaX P A•'ing e•Acn • -^ A.4 pi i,atve . ^ w ;.. . y1 -c n .a AJAX RIDE( wr. ... Se .. n u;i6 A,:AX naw-• f.5. Ava v. n'trt REAL-wul,'roe ^ N iM T 9D• E n 1M4 pars d.r r5. .ria d.c-S6bn-. BASEMEN r - . de Liar :'NfY. a2:•E BASEMEN' A ' S - nc okl..- .i us! " h d P- d ,.a+5. s"', 581 - TWo b.droam opts uv e. 1 R R 1 er n, ^n pw 'c'A' e ONES 1t Dea..tnu adult dD'e all- "A nyt ,-'r. Wr,W ^•1 h awa „ 723 "JC9 OSNAwA w X68 - 90C f" .'n.• apn s• 'eau ••a OSHAWA 4a6 - 901 WELL FURNISHED room guod location Lrmtrons andRr 11- clear, morel n smoke' s .1,a beth kitchen anc laundry f65 Domo�.m� ee�in� r�ndus lmanade min Ar,' Nun oke$ pill -no rnsmre undry -hap cn.e-lit, Iy apdiances. sauna. 0.11 ..e room Lkmr 5,200 'n 'uolnq WIllles 905831 $1 - IA Atwnlube Atf-dahk' SPILL RENITMIG "d WHY NOT OWN A: 1 -Bed tiemi $700 month 1 -Bed bUI1gdIaw $8111), month No down pri nwnt7 Dis if arged Bara is Call Me! (905)571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 MARK STAPLEI tiJlry Rip tiuuon Gump 1-Y, rl ka.th, In: 7- .R�r,;:eu wm... Tasnhouaes a 1ec buntingsYens a Se / , FoT Rent -.1h, Ltd 905668-7,77 WHITBY. Brook SVM 1. ,.. 3 •ed...,. r. � pan ^� C . is •an ,"10n.11e5 a'Idble Ap'il .1I. ntlaal •equ.rea -o0 month plus ucehes gF.16eF-66z? WHITBY Cory, 'wr Deo .,• aC' Ass ng $650 - ..•^ uuohes ^ed :anaDie _Cale'v i 905 509.99'3 ESE 'a WHITBY pedmm Avae 1 Townhouses For Rent 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH P [I.drpem TrM nhrUSP UnIIb Uldn'e5 included Stove 6 Retngerato, Parquay floors throughout Parking Included. Playground Area Close to schools and shopping From 5846.00. Call 905-721-0980 « :1. c,, call i9C5' J i, a, 14'6'89 Housing a5 A Wanted I KFNt Y�I, KF Y\" ,a RITE'1\k,l nl RT w1111Ry • I -r.hlr ,Ir. •r.ncJ c lining hurdu,vd I• ! Ki I , anti• • \ lduc-rn,IAl d r.air in, Ihmy a r. lid',t ut fir, rml, S- {G fnr . 2 hcdr.mm ria. a Rer RerMa. ay y R,•a •, '99' .'d `�.vVS 6683800 ,r 9.'b '566.32•• a a menus Wanted ad, Du •Cmq •4w. I r ^ � r wrk,ng •r ,C to a ., L rerle.t.�' •.6• 1 Hou3t3 c )r Rent EXECUTIVE HOME sr'ugnf rl e,ponvhle tusness whim, horde, Mull nave A a. 22 o sq ti . Up to S' -0o '"Ohm m Call 905- 136-11 or 905.401 2250 au it Darcy a ' Townhouses For Rent 5 - ht 5HAWA 3 �r>s a c uCo n9 $9 0' .l ve F SL past Ava.Iadp Apr�� ',I 9055'0 9956 oars 2 �3 BEDROOM TOWN HOUSES.' - s s - c $E<' $686 plu Ir i. eS A- able nv Illlo c Debre rasa y CMa.I e rra:luoes A Apd.ances. 'wares Part, ng. apse to �PON. JII am•n'res wY .ur.1c, tP.' Color - $_5 Oshawa Atilt 4a - I Sea n wed 'a- -b ­ a r F esn.r dhOril.a w'In g stove -as. to -.nines Starting at 6 m •^ O IF, Mg a:S -26-3, PICKEP,NG S a L.v.rpool R a- scnaas 6 shopping S9c:- sus •,wets F- varta to .-I Ki ow - v19 .. 'ars a199a46 a 1 Rooms Or Rent �71C�Yl' ELL7 arta, IF -10. AUCTION ca•e!ree xb sMs m a ran CONSIGNMENTS q of nos olans b D, $179at 900 vead by ap AND ESTATES purntmen+ mmupn R.sluw a WANTED r1em.,g ,.meed Real - 725-5751 6'6.2548 Low commission, resbgroas 723-0501 payment next day 14DUSTRIAL UNITS L for Sales every Tues $10 Ooo each Call osna Sale Thurs. and Sat at f '.r '.-w 99 a Vacation pm Antique furnl Lo7s AVAILABLE s+aning lure, appliance: al 5.':o oto r• wa•ertmm n etc Owner and op gog Cali 90542, 079C or erator '105 985 7'24 MYLES KING OVERLOOKING Jean „ _p e... Fell AUCTIONS : y s oumm�y r in. 33 Hall St. • 'B Imes 75 . 138 Bar 71194'[70 Mr' Oshawa. ria. , 63a 765. Established in 1, 111, 14161 396 4034 1960 PORT HOPE I bis on 725-5751 .. .d7s,. r, Sire.•. -d Gib Oppprtunlbsa resbgroas 723-0501 ain"le sutionnston 60 14DUSTRIAL UNITS " and nener frontage. $10 Ooo each Call osna ..n 905 .-31 '.r '.-w 99 a Vacation DEVON S- OSa,aw. P I Shared Properties B ersona s ' f Accomodatlon SINGLE ROOMS CL EARW ATER 2bea •,^''v Dan' MOONLIGHT$fates -.,!ec a not tun. ESCORT SERVICE wome elc'Sir,, • m"'es 1,! beaches seeps Har Ziac pet 'oNe,_m ava�ac6 V,_• 'nlormal- avian- Male Female Escorts rt-d'al.ly Per' sego. able $2'S ini iY 905 1o, all cocasarl able Gan 1905 4,0,49 4347'84 ON calls anylrme are, % r m on 24 hos 7 jays -Jay, Money 432-1466 '•'m .. WORKING are ageIlff to Lend H,,,, ?" � ^ •.,r, x snare 7 - , l Iy umsn- rDxu-slitea Must ewe wtn tamale PSYCHIC ' d^ and S 6B6 3 W4 ro OBTAINING A LOAN palm a^swe• '?t CYC88 I.a,, IS NOT GUAR message ANTEED SOME &Tarot. COMPANIES dCminiums CHARGE UPFRONT Call Terry r FOf Rerlt FEES.OTHERS 0o NOT IT Is X905 ! 831-4368 SUGGESTED THAT SINGLES WORLD TOP OF WESINEY '. YOU INVESTIGATE r THOROUGHLY ,.• '+dsry BEFORE SIGNING Ra'Ir.s"• ,I W ,er'n5 app^a.. Osrr , march 78 9.e'r se r 1 swcu'ItY ANY CONTRACTS camera. -In" rlwrmm'q dress .an, • "I 4-1E 0-1 ra q srmo d _ a.•�s. .' V^•lgages. R 1 e surance Fill ' r66 �_ a cmcamons Gam 8rm Ane,•:'" 663768• Y_c.',: A,aL> n on ice a 1r •., N 1 %E ad It, a e, R •ha A mmu t -a ur d rnro aI Space n n F a <v ge �aa es .i Sabres 566681;� phone905- CS-Aw. I M h, FrM alp 7)6i Rehr ^. 3JSIne5.5 SINGLE .. •,ale Or,- S"1:- SSS: 1 Op^rtUnrtieS « 22 tel its 5.c R earns n'm py, .A.gw ^a :0 2 ) Chin 60C 21 'n $500 :111-0, arta -two few 20C tC . c Mor 5, P,'E AF lir •S11,C Rept 'S Far stall 10 R man lar 4342u. ''NI a, onpsnaw �w•. rnr T`s a 655-4132 '% Y owe w,a. F.I. 18' Onus 5.M,n1 a, Y non m m., • nor ria N . • 'I 5 lass:rc.r- 6 <a^ , d -or ~'Pa" •mull lme T--9 p,ov'aM • Smart rvstm I '.du.,M s^•." r.^' 1 132 823'1 21 11 SIA; ,.MI, .r„� •-r.e,Vga P^'"e m', a Legal g Legal mm•d. I N 1 NO11CH 1 4otices ' '•i--e9DV .' OFFICE a ^'^r^ "�:C w w d•v.a .. M.-1. Ding _s GM a G, 'ed t F +r'asr T` .^ -,ma -m a0'esvo^l. n,y,a'lc• WHY REN •wqu.•M C. -"IK '1993 �.rn � Nc imma_ua. OWN YOUR HOME Dose •n OSHAwa nemnem anile ors-onomon 9n. T.. ,�• - ac r wi: FOR 568511MITH!' 1., 4-'1 • -lo, OFFICE VNI-5 FOR RENT n i • . iahe 1c1 xNr T.•M ." CLEAN •,OInET (9105)571-6275 P".. term- Ar 5's 5'21aA- Katl,yr car .. -.^•.. 1-800-840-6275 a ,lar, Rer•.•,Kn OFFFCE .- ,rca CA•awi , ] " Mad staphYL9 r'h; pet SaSC Ds' ,err. ..,mfr v� ^ Inc usn G 9CS nor pan ri tan p'r.s OtYn At. n V 83'1 s Vauna•. a 709'1 � Cuv.• S Sm.nln 'S OSHAWA Hotline Dw10 ROOMIS� '•n. 5 Ha'w,,r > Ara. A21- .,nom• 5'56 Rig .'- N• -. r• a r'urrvsnM oA.eryda ' ADr'I and Mar „ ustin ,xDsa or^ 860" b.d $7L unary M - ..ova a Unrb tea- . F 43A-6614 S+IF 3C 426 4C • Al. FURNISHED A d A..AB.E '�V.n OSHAwA. 2 aa0 m .,, 1 . •v ,.d iia, c_ -Twitwil- All wt -I-, O+n c „a .i a a> d lac i ..w aJOG k t '1 D , S61C ' • .•M Darn A ..r acv Donn a"- marl. A a 9 . a •' _... -. N;.'::. 'C CREDITORS AS:; L':dERS A.'. _I's against the E�-ATE of RONALD STELMACH_ late of The Town of Plckenng .Ir. the Regional Munic'pahfy of Dur^.am Labourer, Detceas+ who died or or about the 27th day of Decerm ter '444 must be filed w•th the under s'Dned personal representavvN on, of DO lore the 25th day of Ar,I: 1997 atter which date the Estate will be distnbufli having regard only to the claims of which the Executrix then shall have notice DATED at Whitby This 11th day Of March, "g - MARIA JOHANSEN Execu rix A the Estate of Ronald Ste+mach 126 Byron Street North Wh'tty. Ontario L 1 N 4vt4 Sollcnors icr the Estate ,nae L •, .. PICKERING "..e pod 3 BEDROOM 2 tea • a TRENT RIVER N..,.J1"-o Ire ,•. - •^ apt Ut roc•' a •Com 'a sac s ^ ^•'err -e Lar -, �..,.- .-+c nau EIL.4\ kaaD pae rg tea'.' 9C -mea°' la a 'ssa cava Op, owni Norly Deco- BKIGIIT IiOLNt a':ag•, 3 pie Dom. DRUM E"2 _ page 1•E 5C' Str:acna s, . Ap, •u rated 5 ryw acn.ances L1 hltra K,: h Dna. wacr store pray -�, 686 561 Upp.• ovo'e. ..go arae 4, : B.F P a,ml g'o`A'C �': -r Natrwst LESSONS `. a tenoe,a i vS825 P.pw.rg 888.8•b Private lessors BROO K.'N .' a .rge Inas A.a.ad. Ma, Rtkima ti" rCT1I, u7 PICKERING available rea- ra-g. ar.a .... , . ,a 9c5. 5•. 2.5. Wret.,.::,.,nthh' ■.a.:aa. Ap'. .V 5.685 � 11 -Irl, .tail A B Florida sortable 68 -7 26 �arar y nose BANCROFT •e+. 3 two II Vac RetRals 0811 683-7526 w,twsir<:.,aec E55-5539 ` - Wr•:.rrm�' '.cncols cos GO - - � '�^'e .Dams 9 a m. - 5 p.m CENTRAL .' M7 b,.grt $d65 % . ut'I '.p'ra... wo.c a.edr.; 420-0042 spat .+ :cor;;um plus �., tat .'nate. erose IJ Sptlda. CLEAR WATER AREA, 3 Ajax location d.ret pw.e «a1 Patasn Lase 563C FURNISHED ROOM s :.-ao-.•- .,wrno„sa, pool n+9 uooe•.�'wla. 5895 r.r`e .frayROD 476--id35 ada naw 831-9730 :.-• me A,A.acre ,Mme =her Ara ca :..- a - BB.: prlvat. yarn nabl nHs ma>deC Awa:.es .^c._atld -1 -A;•,e ayalFa tnb and May t o' 263<•2a. and pal-- a A,i, ape rc new phi 905 - 579- e 1 Personals PICKERING F .;e- 3'88 DESIRABLE 1r-. o" r s - .ria- .:.v^.. _ OSHAWA w„ plus one 'mmeo Oak 42rr'3E.b • cC.- Cri `� -„-: ,. a...,enty sort boar .-- n,.•.g 1-1 Din abs br 1 park.nq unmres^'9 1c..- taw ca•paI al Shared „ PnvMe CHEATING WIVES - ON s695 pi- r,d'c $68; �m .ncluoed 5550 mora, Nor 'leas large at, 1.1 $boo I 1 ACdomodahOn TAR PHONE NUMBERS uuvve F rst,ast •Ola re -Cas vnolie' "'us, 9c5.509_ plus uul.Des stlas, -... igi 5.1 5566 ut 253 rrqulrea o pats A.a 1163 atter bpm. betrreer 9 59654808 $319/mm touch Ione 18 pail 1 Mar Ilnr 43E 3 8DRM. house to scale COURTICE 2 storey. kv- pus 688E ROSEBANI MWy. 2 se NEAR South GM 3 bad Clear bright Close Io take bec'ooms 1 err bathrooms. DIXIE AND GLENANNA. : -.Aec a,ge ora bad'<iar 1- ma.^ nils Inoge. a :•an4l WC , 12 uoI' Iamlry rp.m.l.repAu. main 1 czc•-r.^ kir.:•^- a sun vngle Person. Sep an V... a,.ri parking, hes strest Cindy 839- r- laundry, Clair. WAC. se:ata:. rr.a•,<e rw �r - trance. Laundry pa,Kmg near au am en�l.es. very 2078 k.lcnen wrtn waRlout b adults pl.lerrea -`.oy !•.place S7))•a11 .ndwv.e clean ac no pets. Immo- g,cuno pmt hardwood Dlaham'Ssauest sth-, no pats Ai V 1 nill nc pets Snort or date posse5vor. t --IAM. BRIGHT roam to rent In hour I.n'shad baooreal I moat aura tale Ladies. Iaw-t 839-682E rung Term 839-2372 r.fare- 728-9175 urge. dean. purer, Insi :2 garage. 5181,900. 576 GRAND.71IFI CI :a•ge snares tome Cade. 'aun- 9388 Open House Me" Reliable, ILsalls tearoom casemer, OSHAWA - NORTH O. OSHAWA Lovett' sunny 4 dry dose to osnawa Con 28 30 a April 6th, 2-4 P m. In a OUI Celle apa•ima^ "r .ate er I.'C two 2 porn Near bedroom Iamey Home rte and pudic rami Nc Now hung females nonce Ia1ge Il is a ail. GO stator. 101 Panm9. Sunrmm 2 cams, hard smaan $35p'Per mo 'first COURTICE BACK-S►L$T p.ar:es pa -11 ca D'e ^Yom. p.1-hy. pales $730 wood 'dors. 9 ceamgs. and last) 576.3816 "'e0 ma2 Wth, hug styli. aI. m.,w,.ve NC dos trench doors s heal Pn, 3 Fera 2 Cam. 1AF9• la,rrAY .e 1Dew: -.c De's r; n 9 9a ARE you a nave YOF+ been ode 1 parse $E25 n„Iu (901Awaaape mmetlutely vara yaw. Ou'61 cnn0 sale LARGE, BRIGHT Dad 5.0 room *m%o, , 9As. Cls, n wi abysm's rolMonshpn Yue 905436-631' 1905! 721 2232 Ia1E 239- street April or May Re- n at myn „Nal of backs b park, f1N.500. pn Y „9 c,'. (save you sllMred Ips$ and IMMACULATE I-oedroom 2752 sponsIDo applicants. rotor- GaII.'1311936 app vara Wesi ens wnnby support d artrrly, fnMKfs a ,.saner• apartment it shoes 5950. 839.110'1 home Share own wtn JEFFREY BUILT Nw akldren7 YOU ate not SOUTH OSHAWA 275 owner Preto, non smpAer alovW,ne. We offer a why be* ewe•-vsn.aaa ncme Oshawa 3• padrooms. Separate entrance m,nutes room $53 CS•2 ped:c s Bed OSHAWA a w for rent bedroomworlurlg. person ' un ocude garage. Manned Anna of 905 after hope PWM r� to GO. aU. 6 GG Carpel 5.600 a SE7 close ;o ds mem uuxnes dutiable lurdsned dr pan'alry fw� basement. lacvrzt, 3 baeN. Tues, to Fn. a6or 630 pm ea to 11, 6„t ce,amo pro: No S.mokeR o, Pet rnsnetl. eterences. ISLlast IneDlace. oak Iloodag. car- (We4kMoS anybe'el Too, .n kncna• inch es. snopl av .ble .m a required Avaaable imme Cows. s I -NA a .antral mematelp I'.pge stove Pease call 17051 328- d'ately 665-8766 talar slaewse, m agerRs. BREATH OF LIFE LEARN neat rr aro S2195oo 845 Sund4rka av fridge stove A'I�.:'a,.- Y parking Isl 3155 Grcle. 4322421. Open ING CENTRE. Clot, s've 'teat hytlto ware• ca. last req,,rec nc pets MOUSE .n Alan same pin ayarece. Thought Power de 6 par. ng MUST BE 721-9722., 723{£37 ROSSLANOATTERSLEY vale bachelor. l -,5110d. House Sal 2 4 Cunsical Intwbon. Shat - SEEN' $65%m ran. "m SOUTH OsRewA. large 1 Wawa gavel court loch. cobur N phone, carie err. YEADOWVALFJ401- ITT, w Fartq Shut. rneOMUon 'SC'Ias! •edulred Nc pE1s DedrGom ra15e0 basement no^ Immaculate 3 bedroom pnwla yard Padmg 5425 RMax aI ea LaFe1-1 Re- Np d,laren DreNrr@d Call sem.. Idmayrppm I V2 md. nr5D1d51 Ava. Immo mdcbala large 1 Dedrddix trot -Land. ATDrOso - apanment a, owe• tba• of semi F.replaw, firw Fooktelar. (905)579-8985 9:'5725.2664 aIle, E 3; sem.. .11 :aorta 2.wr darns. dear. Dano. Spaaous oately 686-595E pa,kng pr.vate en!,anca paved drive. cozy lensed basement 1 nv lar 9A' bad a'd Near bus walk Io NORTH WEST OSHAWA, ,age. large DnvAle yard. EVA LIF RAYS Pdoe AJAR 2 0' 3 begr.pm 5575 err I^ausrvIt Avail y ea:-ir. Anthem Loaded! USB us RAled Al m CAra- F.repidce Avwlado imme- able Apt, ISI Mdl,re PubnGH.gn Schools Awa, Legal Secretary has 1-1. D• Love, Money. Career, d.e^"r La'ge Dateyard w,rt.ng s'ngle C.uD'e Nc able May , flexible ops. to share win noh SmWmg O^'Y $,79.900 Call Moa Luuy Is Ath'evo SUI Grose to scn.as 6 (rens pets 90'.579-•BE5 pancy, $895,monln . ulln w:rk'n profess'.na� Use LInai 905-831�g50D So. V Re Sutton Group -'lent- cess $2991mekN 18. 1 Dollar on 905 686 7486 nes 15L5ast 905.697.2519 0l all 1-1,r es $35D,mc F 9CO-4514D55 OSHAWA WHITBY - 6 BEDROOMS. Call 90557b 700^v age Realty Ina OSHAWA - Near OC GI11Ls LIVE VE 1 on 1 19 LARGE 3 bad,00,n ',go pre Forst ^.Dice large 2 1'2 Dams. hying room. PICKERING VILLAGE, NO OOWNPAYMENT 451 5302 E.t 3990 $399 ung wal, closel , I, m ar'S 13 gh: spa d.nm9 root* tamny room, roo,n Ior rent sha'e loo" assume the mortgage, 3 per mo 16 • Pmcall Co S675 a-nus.ve Ca': 905 loos aro ano,daD'e' walkout basement. 5 ail- rtes, Ir. qu.ei 1 -II, •,eqr, temo.m end unn lawn- (6021954'7420 428-3863 g Dances. S1,3D0 plus Dom000 Sa00 per me Ca. rouse. with FAG and new HEAVENLY PSYCHIC an c5h.ppm dr;t and YILI/SIMGOE news, ,ono- schools It vn,hn seers Thousands saDshed Avanada April , 655-8480 Ynndows Gag 728-7455 valet r.a•h',m base-nl I- grasp PICKERING- AGI and cAllarS 19024 his ails^^.em uuse •L. 40' all gall (905) WHITBY 4 badr..m super Wnttes Ra H -. .r guts, OSHA WA sups. assn 1299 pp min 24 nrs 18 el amar.a.as A,anaba sem. C.Corg a to glean sup a�nvun Dy ccnsena gym° r. a.r. separate living yrs - Apr',! $600,1 Cdll 571-4608 fu -to Den ' 1.1 Darns. workout Don area She,. ae lac.' and omugroan, wro to PH BORED ONTARIO Ing,j Ki: 723-1606 TWO tad,;,or $Ea8. me nom Wnlrig room to 11fi.x bas non"mower S3': ICI Parquet Moo's UP"". HOUSEWIVES - names 6 lea.e message nardwom ,lois. bu II In mmMly. 839 7•AG 5114 930 Ask for LPlan private phone numoem. 1 •ea' -ware' .r -1.d par dishwasher, bn'stall roc Norm ReTAX Summd 8681 NEWLY Decorated a: ,,••- own h,i p-Tme Oshawa ROSSLANDYGARDEN 900.451.3638 YI 701 ^'a Iocanon 'ea, Oe arta 'ooh central or cons an Area 1 -is' -..d " •' 380) Hes 6687419 93291mm. must be 18 T lir .d,r Jr.ara rcSD'� M.dlown Mal May 1st 'ng $975 l uUnleS Avail n.5ntld 'Dor' $35;. ^JuNr, brio ta'755 S.mooe S' N '905: 436-6062 eblo May fat Call 905 all �ncluvre la'ge qu'et OSHAWA 7 sail. 2 172 LIVEI 1471M11 Cell ooel 72N 49be 434.13-9 nousa Call 905- SIA -0G 7Cbarn lamny rm. Aarm Sys- 1.900-'151.5302 Ext 3673 lam, 5 apd'arrna. $'I. nLl.les Ava.l May 1 Call $399 M'n 18. Prorill Co 72, I. (602) 954'7420 Please read your classified ad on the first day of publication as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the eventofan error. Personal Prayer To The St. Jude Thanks to St. Jude and the Sacred Heart of Jesus for favours received May The Sacred Heart of Jesus be adored, glorified, loved and preserved throughout the world now and torever Sacred Heart of Jesus pray for us St Jude, worker of miracles pray for us St Jude, helper of the sick, pray for us. Say this prayer nine times a day for nine days. This prayer has never failed. and your prayers will be answered Publication must be promised E.M. TAROT CARD READER 9916 ACCURACY d'. are SIrF jail' -5.'m Or d4rig 'pr d''y :urian SUcn as ^.r-,silage sdmess. hearthbusiness and FinalFinal511 o Mrs Anne car reap you and well help you though '�•problenp Mrs Anne heals by herbs. oils and falls •d+'7he has the God g'ven power to help people with Merl p' o, ,s Guarantees It is She is 9IIM-0t a others Ii Winne has 35 years erperence. Open dally form 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. Special this month. 2 readings for 825 721-0506 Oshawa area SEIJMG YOUR HOME? Inquire about our HONE FOR &ALS PACKAGE 683-0707 rn ricrJ inr puthcnlon m the \rw. 3d,. nw•r'n 1111, W , I, d'. 6%i $KK • 41N-6591 Lrol) Y) tclJ^•'K•'rtI '..• mJy JuiJat.•.lcnhn _,Ir^,'t nn'Luu'd Arr ... presshmL AtillnKThis nurn*t 104.6591 too h5 tbt, ,'ILTII iuwets A -"low, 1r, rL, vi L-' t1 ^ S \b.Fnbmc. 1 Deaths UE Deaths Barbara Helen 11.uner, .,r ^i..er• ,• n -s !d a �csp'a ^ L nd- ay )n Wednesday Marc« �97 Baro e_-N._•s osier 0Y _g ea Jg^te ^' Velma Cwune• -: Ala, was'^e De'Oveo w'e :' ler-ns K^Cwles IrdSav a^C d•-IO!he' -,'Callas and Carso, 'Dari, at nc^,e Dear s sterol Suzanne Clouher cf Bramp- '�^ and pa..I Goutier c' A.ax Dear laughter ,raw 1 Earl anc He -e, K -Owe, -'Drano and s s•e, rr aw -' lar and h s vi ",'" a nr Pali.' ^g A an and Is Ate ,a'..ra of Bra^totc^ and deaf t• end c' We,l- cy H ,' L,•dsay M sled Dy patches arc L.,cy F•'e„ Os ate rvneC Tc call at ^1e Mac.ey ture,a Hc- Pee S'reel L "CSay or Friday ',.m 2 4 and p ^ wT' Mass =' C"^soar Binal "or^ S, M ti -s Ca'^o c C --'c'1. Lindsay or Saturday. Marc' '2 a. a m IMer^,e^t at St Marys �er,etef L csay As a •e,r,e^Drarce ^lenc"a jorafio-s to Caraaar Cance, Socle'y or SunryDrock- 1 w^ -C w a0precak?C try 'ne'amly Pars"p•:r os w or•"weree at The''„ne,a nc^•e .r F•cay eve-: r i 3C P ^' To place your personalized ad in Memoriam, call 683-0707 and let one of our professional advisors help you. InIn In a 1 Me•lonamS a l MemOnams a l Memonams er r c>ur Ic)tcd )tics y,t lth ��•�� a spc ial I 1:a�t��r in �1l'lIlOC1�t111. This scctic)n tt.ill Iht,a printccl titiiid it•. April 16th. FOr- furtlicr cAl c'l.tssil•ied ,tclt•crtisitig lit 683-0707 News Advertiser •' Sr-obiles•' Srl-,bik5 470 L/C, GAUGES,SKINS HAND WARMERS, YLOS.- GOOD RUNNER. DOUBLE BED TRAILER PIEG DEAL, $1,925 O.B.O. 705-328-1613 TLA. News Advertiser Classified Departnamt Is open every Monday to Friday a" a.w. to 5:00 p68"/.10. La `il O7 to place your ad or fax ft 879-2238 o•New. - wr.u.r - "Xi'l.asea THIS WEEKANews Advertiser Northumberland 1V •':wti AUCTION GOERS!! Durham Region residents can now get up-to-date AUCTION LISTINGS via our new dedicated phone lines. All auction notices that are published in one of our publications will automatically be listed on this phone line. For Auction 6 83 _ 7 5 45 Listings Call n Residents 404-2615 we, t,u = A,TOMA RD SFlaoa.,d -'air aN, ^Yyr 4,' 'ran S''• m a33-415' oars. a 1 Bu3mels /ICK It RING B.gnl And ^.. "95" Oppprtunlbsa Daae '.brant. t a ••mp.;wJ nor y, - 14DUSTRIAL UNITS a. in autoadW'. ^aha 5- • '.r '.-w 99 a Ara ode wy . ro a no^ DEVON S- OSa,aw. .pasta Ion•^ Dai 961 vc^ WEL, . ..ayes Con . n.e ,-•, 5.60. �. .. _ .._ ..p,,,l N U rng Pa" a.r Blmr ••4R ,�•.. B• .a.,a Hy a 9t• k:.•la.e 1•rrY_ In;; -'.g. S'OC Dar •.:15 and ' 't so R $325 Xd n y, law in, w PICKERING pea ; pours •nreMa pAs•rrient PICKERING N Lr ' `a'' S95i'7 "N" 5 pa,l S25 Do rro- r�n Doi .259856 G 5.7- •?59'156 rrt' ,.sorati^e t w • Ory, WESTSHOPE a,). -e. 121' f4svGs •. - .. ate •:.ria Ros.Da^. $95c A,a..ad• w. F •,: ,.,, Vag. 1 .N. Ap• •w` u:In. A:.,. .. rr r r- $•.". wxr. A.a �a,..,'w, ......a'r'g Da•. „�dr rsacaa,• J ' CotLges 635 5525 S"v '" 905 5 ..^eysg maw .ng .a " for Rerrt ' Registration na'rce 835 a; ••arta bar PICKERING "..e pod 3 BEDROOM 2 tea • a TRENT RIVER N..,.J1"-o Ire ,•. - •^ apt Ut roc•' a •Com 'a sac s ^ ^•'err -e Lar -, �..,.- .-+c nau EIL.4\ kaaD pae rg tea'.' 9C -mea°' la a 'ssa cava Op, owni Norly Deco- BKIGIIT IiOLNt a':ag•, 3 pie Dom. DRUM E"2 _ page 1•E 5C' Str:acna s, . Ap, •u rated 5 ryw acn.ances L1 hltra K,: h Dna. wacr store pray -�, 686 561 Upp.• ovo'e. ..go arae 4, : B.F P a,ml g'o`A'C �': -r Natrwst LESSONS `. a tenoe,a i vS825 P.pw.rg 888.8•b Private lessors BROO K.'N .' a .rge Inas A.a.ad. Ma, Rtkima ti" rCT1I, u7 PICKERING available rea- ra-g. ar.a .... , . ,a 9c5. 5•. 2.5. Wret.,.::,.,nthh' ■.a.:aa. Ap'. .V 5.685 � 11 -Irl, .tail A B Florida sortable 68 -7 26 �arar y nose BANCROFT •e+. 3 two II Vac RetRals 0811 683-7526 w,twsir<:.,aec E55-5539 ` - Wr•:.rrm�' '.cncols cos GO - - � '�^'e .Dams 9 a m. - 5 p.m CENTRAL .' M7 b,.grt $d65 % . ut'I '.p'ra... wo.c a.edr.; 420-0042 spat .+ :cor;;um plus �., tat .'nate. erose IJ Sptlda. CLEAR WATER AREA, 3 Ajax location d.ret pw.e «a1 Patasn Lase 563C FURNISHED ROOM s :.-ao-.•- .,wrno„sa, pool n+9 uooe•.�'wla. 5895 r.r`e .frayROD 476--id35 ada naw 831-9730 :.-• me A,A.acre ,Mme =her Ara ca :..- a - BB.: prlvat. yarn nabl nHs ma>deC Awa:.es .^c._atld -1 -A;•,e ayalFa tnb and May t o' 263<•2a. and pal-- a A,i, ape rc new phi 905 - 579- e 1 Personals PICKERING F .;e- 3'88 DESIRABLE 1r-. o" r s - .ria- .:.v^.. _ OSHAWA w„ plus one 'mmeo Oak 42rr'3E.b • cC.- Cri `� -„-: ,. a...,enty sort boar .-- n,.•.g 1-1 Din abs br 1 park.nq unmres^'9 1c..- taw ca•paI al Shared „ PnvMe CHEATING WIVES - ON s695 pi- r,d'c $68; �m .ncluoed 5550 mora, Nor 'leas large at, 1.1 $boo I 1 ACdomodahOn TAR PHONE NUMBERS uuvve F rst,ast •Ola re -Cas vnolie' "'us, 9c5.509_ plus uul.Des stlas, -... igi 5.1 5566 ut 253 rrqulrea o pats A.a 1163 atter bpm. betrreer 9 59654808 $319/mm touch Ione 18 pail 1 Mar Ilnr 43E 3 8DRM. house to scale COURTICE 2 storey. kv- pus 688E ROSEBANI MWy. 2 se NEAR South GM 3 bad Clear bright Close Io take bec'ooms 1 err bathrooms. DIXIE AND GLENANNA. : -.Aec a,ge ora bad'<iar 1- ma.^ nils Inoge. a :•an4l WC , 12 uoI' Iamlry rp.m.l.repAu. main 1 czc•-r.^ kir.:•^- a sun vngle Person. Sep an V... a,.ri parking, hes strest Cindy 839- r- laundry, Clair. WAC. se:ata:. rr.a•,<e rw �r - trance. Laundry pa,Kmg near au am en�l.es. very 2078 k.lcnen wrtn waRlout b adults pl.lerrea -`.oy !•.place S7))•a11 .ndwv.e clean ac no pets. Immo- g,cuno pmt hardwood Dlaham'Ssauest sth-, no pats Ai V 1 nill nc pets Snort or date posse5vor. t --IAM. BRIGHT roam to rent In hour I.n'shad baooreal I moat aura tale Ladies. Iaw-t 839-682E rung Term 839-2372 r.fare- 728-9175 urge. dean. purer, Insi :2 garage. 5181,900. 576 GRAND.71IFI CI :a•ge snares tome Cade. 'aun- 9388 Open House Me" Reliable, ILsalls tearoom casemer, OSHAWA - NORTH O. OSHAWA Lovett' sunny 4 dry dose to osnawa Con 28 30 a April 6th, 2-4 P m. In a OUI Celle apa•ima^ "r .ate er I.'C two 2 porn Near bedroom Iamey Home rte and pudic rami Nc Now hung females nonce Ia1ge Il is a ail. GO stator. 101 Panm9. Sunrmm 2 cams, hard smaan $35p'Per mo 'first COURTICE BACK-S►L$T p.ar:es pa -11 ca D'e ^Yom. p.1-hy. pales $730 wood 'dors. 9 ceamgs. and last) 576.3816 "'e0 ma2 Wth, hug styli. aI. m.,w,.ve NC dos trench doors s heal Pn, 3 Fera 2 Cam. 1AF9• la,rrAY .e 1Dew: -.c De's r; n 9 9a ARE you a nave YOF+ been ode 1 parse $E25 n„Iu (901Awaaape mmetlutely vara yaw. Ou'61 cnn0 sale LARGE, BRIGHT Dad 5.0 room *m%o, , 9As. Cls, n wi abysm's rolMonshpn Yue 905436-631' 1905! 721 2232 Ia1E 239- street April or May Re- n at myn „Nal of backs b park, f1N.500. pn Y „9 c,'. (save you sllMred Ips$ and IMMACULATE I-oedroom 2752 sponsIDo applicants. rotor- GaII.'1311936 app vara Wesi ens wnnby support d artrrly, fnMKfs a ,.saner• apartment it shoes 5950. 839.110'1 home Share own wtn JEFFREY BUILT Nw akldren7 YOU ate not SOUTH OSHAWA 275 owner Preto, non smpAer alovW,ne. We offer a why be* ewe•-vsn.aaa ncme Oshawa 3• padrooms. Separate entrance m,nutes room $53 CS•2 ped:c s Bed OSHAWA a w for rent bedroomworlurlg. person ' un ocude garage. Manned Anna of 905 after hope PWM r� to GO. aU. 6 GG Carpel 5.600 a SE7 close ;o ds mem uuxnes dutiable lurdsned dr pan'alry fw� basement. lacvrzt, 3 baeN. Tues, to Fn. a6or 630 pm ea to 11, 6„t ce,amo pro: No S.mokeR o, Pet rnsnetl. eterences. ISLlast IneDlace. oak Iloodag. car- (We4kMoS anybe'el Too, .n kncna• inch es. snopl av .ble .m a required Avaaable imme Cows. s I -NA a .antral mematelp I'.pge stove Pease call 17051 328- d'ately 665-8766 talar slaewse, m agerRs. BREATH OF LIFE LEARN neat rr aro S2195oo 845 Sund4rka av fridge stove A'I�.:'a,.- Y parking Isl 3155 Grcle. 4322421. Open ING CENTRE. Clot, s've 'teat hytlto ware• ca. last req,,rec nc pets MOUSE .n Alan same pin ayarece. Thought Power de 6 par. ng MUST BE 721-9722., 723{£37 ROSSLANOATTERSLEY vale bachelor. l -,5110d. House Sal 2 4 Cunsical Intwbon. Shat - SEEN' $65%m ran. "m SOUTH OsRewA. large 1 Wawa gavel court loch. cobur N phone, carie err. YEADOWVALFJ401- ITT, w Fartq Shut. rneOMUon 'SC'Ias! •edulred Nc pE1s DedrGom ra15e0 basement no^ Immaculate 3 bedroom pnwla yard Padmg 5425 RMax aI ea LaFe1-1 Re- Np d,laren DreNrr@d Call sem.. Idmayrppm I V2 md. nr5D1d51 Ava. Immo mdcbala large 1 Dedrddix trot -Land. ATDrOso - apanment a, owe• tba• of semi F.replaw, firw Fooktelar. (905)579-8985 9:'5725.2664 aIle, E 3; sem.. .11 :aorta 2.wr darns. dear. Dano. Spaaous oately 686-595E pa,kng pr.vate en!,anca paved drive. cozy lensed basement 1 nv lar 9A' bad a'd Near bus walk Io NORTH WEST OSHAWA, ,age. large DnvAle yard. EVA LIF RAYS Pdoe AJAR 2 0' 3 begr.pm 5575 err I^ausrvIt Avail y ea:-ir. Anthem Loaded! USB us RAled Al m CAra- F.repidce Avwlado imme- able Apt, ISI Mdl,re PubnGH.gn Schools Awa, Legal Secretary has 1-1. D• Love, Money. Career, d.e^"r La'ge Dateyard w,rt.ng s'ngle C.uD'e Nc able May , flexible ops. to share win noh SmWmg O^'Y $,79.900 Call Moa Luuy Is Ath'evo SUI Grose to scn.as 6 (rens pets 90'.579-•BE5 pancy, $895,monln . ulln w:rk'n profess'.na� Use LInai 905-831�g50D So. V Re Sutton Group -'lent- cess $2991mekN 18. 1 Dollar on 905 686 7486 nes 15L5ast 905.697.2519 0l all 1-1,r es $35D,mc F 9CO-4514D55 OSHAWA WHITBY - 6 BEDROOMS. Call 90557b 700^v age Realty Ina OSHAWA - Near OC GI11Ls LIVE VE 1 on 1 19 LARGE 3 bad,00,n ',go pre Forst ^.Dice large 2 1'2 Dams. hying room. PICKERING VILLAGE, NO OOWNPAYMENT 451 5302 E.t 3990 $399 ung wal, closel , I, m ar'S 13 gh: spa d.nm9 root* tamny room, roo,n Ior rent sha'e loo" assume the mortgage, 3 per mo 16 • Pmcall Co S675 a-nus.ve Ca': 905 loos aro ano,daD'e' walkout basement. 5 ail- rtes, Ir. qu.ei 1 -II, •,eqr, temo.m end unn lawn- (6021954'7420 428-3863 g Dances. S1,3D0 plus Dom000 Sa00 per me Ca. rouse. with FAG and new HEAVENLY PSYCHIC an c5h.ppm dr;t and YILI/SIMGOE news, ,ono- schools It vn,hn seers Thousands saDshed Avanada April , 655-8480 Ynndows Gag 728-7455 valet r.a•h',m base-nl I- grasp PICKERING- AGI and cAllarS 19024 his ails^^.em uuse •L. 40' all gall (905) WHITBY 4 badr..m super Wnttes Ra H -. .r guts, OSHA WA sups. assn 1299 pp min 24 nrs 18 el amar.a.as A,anaba sem. C.Corg a to glean sup a�nvun Dy ccnsena gym° r. a.r. separate living yrs - Apr',! $600,1 Cdll 571-4608 fu -to Den ' 1.1 Darns. workout Don area She,. ae lac.' and omugroan, wro to PH BORED ONTARIO Ing,j Ki: 723-1606 TWO tad,;,or $Ea8. me nom Wnlrig room to 11fi.x bas non"mower S3': ICI Parquet Moo's UP"". HOUSEWIVES - names 6 lea.e message nardwom ,lois. bu II In mmMly. 839 7•AG 5114 930 Ask for LPlan private phone numoem. 1 •ea' -ware' .r -1.d par dishwasher, bn'stall roc Norm ReTAX Summd 8681 NEWLY Decorated a: ,,••- own h,i p-Tme Oshawa ROSSLANDYGARDEN 900.451.3638 YI 701 ^'a Iocanon 'ea, Oe arta 'ooh central or cons an Area 1 -is' -..d " •' 380) Hes 6687419 93291mm. must be 18 T lir .d,r Jr.ara rcSD'� M.dlown Mal May 1st 'ng $975 l uUnleS Avail n.5ntld 'Dor' $35;. ^JuNr, brio ta'755 S.mooe S' N '905: 436-6062 eblo May fat Call 905 all �ncluvre la'ge qu'et OSHAWA 7 sail. 2 172 LIVEI 1471M11 Cell ooel 72N 49be 434.13-9 nousa Call 905- SIA -0G 7Cbarn lamny rm. Aarm Sys- 1.900-'151.5302 Ext 3673 lam, 5 apd'arrna. $'I. nLl.les Ava.l May 1 Call $399 M'n 18. Prorill Co 72, I. (602) 954'7420 Please read your classified ad on the first day of publication as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the eventofan error. Personal Prayer To The St. Jude Thanks to St. Jude and the Sacred Heart of Jesus for favours received May The Sacred Heart of Jesus be adored, glorified, loved and preserved throughout the world now and torever Sacred Heart of Jesus pray for us St Jude, worker of miracles pray for us St Jude, helper of the sick, pray for us. Say this prayer nine times a day for nine days. This prayer has never failed. and your prayers will be answered Publication must be promised E.M. TAROT CARD READER 9916 ACCURACY d'. are SIrF jail' -5.'m Or d4rig 'pr d''y :urian SUcn as ^.r-,silage sdmess. hearthbusiness and FinalFinal511 o Mrs Anne car reap you and well help you though '�•problenp Mrs Anne heals by herbs. oils and falls •d+'7he has the God g'ven power to help people with Merl p' o, ,s Guarantees It is She is 9IIM-0t a others Ii Winne has 35 years erperence. Open dally form 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. Special this month. 2 readings for 825 721-0506 Oshawa area SEIJMG YOUR HOME? Inquire about our HONE FOR &ALS PACKAGE 683-0707 rn ricrJ inr puthcnlon m the \rw. 3d,. nw•r'n 1111, W , I, d'. 6%i $KK • 41N-6591 Lrol) Y) tclJ^•'K•'rtI '..• mJy JuiJat.•.lcnhn _,Ir^,'t nn'Luu'd Arr ... presshmL AtillnKThis nurn*t 104.6591 too h5 tbt, ,'ILTII iuwets A -"low, 1r, rL, vi L-' t1 ^ S \b.Fnbmc. 1 Deaths UE Deaths Barbara Helen 11.uner, .,r ^i..er• ,• n -s !d a �csp'a ^ L nd- ay )n Wednesday Marc« �97 Baro e_-N._•s osier 0Y _g ea Jg^te ^' Velma Cwune• -: Ala, was'^e De'Oveo w'e :' ler-ns K^Cwles IrdSav a^C d•-IO!he' -,'Callas and Carso, 'Dari, at nc^,e Dear s sterol Suzanne Clouher cf Bramp- '�^ and pa..I Goutier c' A.ax Dear laughter ,raw 1 Earl anc He -e, K -Owe, -'Drano and s s•e, rr aw -' lar and h s vi ",'" a nr Pali.' ^g A an and Is Ate ,a'..ra of Bra^totc^ and deaf t• end c' We,l- cy H ,' L,•dsay M sled Dy patches arc L.,cy F•'e„ Os ate rvneC Tc call at ^1e Mac.ey ture,a Hc- Pee S'reel L "CSay or Friday ',.m 2 4 and p ^ wT' Mass =' C"^soar Binal "or^ S, M ti -s Ca'^o c C --'c'1. Lindsay or Saturday. Marc' '2 a. a m IMer^,e^t at St Marys �er,etef L csay As a •e,r,e^Drarce ^lenc"a jorafio-s to Caraaar Cance, Socle'y or SunryDrock- 1 w^ -C w a0precak?C try 'ne'amly Pars"p•:r os w or•"weree at The''„ne,a nc^•e .r F•cay eve-: r i 3C P ^' To place your personalized ad in Memoriam, call 683-0707 and let one of our professional advisors help you. InIn In a 1 Me•lonamS a l MemOnams a l Memonams er r c>ur Ic)tcd )tics y,t lth ��•�� a spc ial I 1:a�t��r in �1l'lIlOC1�t111. This scctic)n tt.ill Iht,a printccl titiiid it•. April 16th. FOr- furtlicr cAl c'l.tssil•ied ,tclt•crtisitig lit 683-0707 News Advertiser •' Sr-obiles•' Srl-,bik5 470 L/C, GAUGES,SKINS HAND WARMERS, YLOS.- GOOD RUNNER. DOUBLE BED TRAILER PIEG DEAL, $1,925 O.B.O. 705-328-1613 TLA. News Advertiser Classified Departnamt Is open every Monday to Friday a" a.w. to 5:00 p68"/.10. La `il O7 to place your ad or fax ft 879-2238 o•New. - wr.u.r - "Xi'l.asea THIS WEEKANews Advertiser Northumberland 1V •':wti AUCTION GOERS!! Durham Region residents can now get up-to-date AUCTION LISTINGS via our new dedicated phone lines. All auction notices that are published in one of our publications will automatically be listed on this phone line. For Auction 6 83 _ 7 5 45 Listings Call n Residents 404-2615 THE NEWS ADVERTISER WED.. MABc'H 26. 1"7• PACE 15 Celebrate the Miracle of Eastv, Renew Your Faith this Easter Services at Dunbarton - Fairport United Church 1066 Dunbarton Rd. Pickering, Ont. 839-7271 Good Friday - 10:30 a.m. Easter Sunda% 7:00 a.m. Communion 10:311 a.m. Communion and Uonlirmation \rw Life- Chri�lian i•/•IInw�6ip Please come and Celebrate Easter with us., 10:30 a.m. ;HILDREN'S PROGRAM PROVIDED DURING THE MORNING SERVICE) 12 noon Coffee 8 Fellowship March 28 Good Friday Commur,cn Service ^,taro 30 Easter Ce'iecratior Sery ce Special Music 8 M, -e r w a lghl iurrh mi Ce pro+irlcd f0llowir5 the service tST. GEORGE'S ANGLICAN CHURCH PICKERING VILLAGE � HWY 02 d RANDAL DRIVE AJAX, 683-7981 HOLY WEEK & EASTER SERVICES WEDNESDAY- 7:30p.m. Stations ct the Cess and Hoiy E ishanst THURSDAY - 7.3_Qy.m Hr Eucharist of the nsbluton .f ,he Lord s Supper. ritual washing of the feet and stripping of the Alter ROOD FRIDAY - 9:40-a.m.: idren s Ser. ce 10:30 a_m. Solemn Liturgy MLY 5.ATURDAY - 8;00 p.m. The Grea• V , ,' Easte. EASTER DAY 10:30a.m Festival Eucharist and S;nday School ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN 35 CHURCH ST. N. PICKERING VILLAGE Egs_t_er Service$ Good Friday 13rcakfast r,rir,„.,, - Wor,hip SI -nu,• 10:00 a.m. Easter Sunday Wor�hlp Sr .a ,_Ij ., m. Sunday School. Supervised Nursery Rev. Ken Rowland 683-7311 MA EVERYONE WELCOME c.11[ Kclt c►1- c FlKltil- r1-- 1 SUNDAY BIBLE SCHOOL 9 45 WORSHIP - 11:00A M h 7 00 P M WEDNESDAY . r 00 P M Wstch "Key to 1ha K. gcIom ' Th urs. morning, 8 70 a.m Vision T.V. Cable 24 &,Wo study Course - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - r HOW ARE WE DOING? The This Week'News Advertiser Classified Department is ; committed to providing our customers with the best ■ possible service. We would appreciate your candid ' response to the questions below. ■ ■ ■ 1. Was your call answered promptly? ; r r ' ■ 2. Did the Sales Representative offer friendly, ; ' courteous service? ■ 3. Are you satisfied with the response to your ■ ■ advertisement? ' ■ ■ 4. Suggestions or comments: ' ' We would like to hear from you. ■ If you prefer, ■ please contact Fred Eismont ■ at 576-9335, or 683-0707 or fill out this coupon ■ ■ and mail to: ■ ' Classified Department P.O. Box 481 ; 865 Farewell St. ' • Oshawa, Ontario ; ' LSH 7L5 ' ■ ■ "Your satisfaction is the measure of our success” ■ ---HolidaySeason :. ANl6■EA PlrlEserlla■A,1 cHt1TICH "The Family Church" 1820 whits. Rd N EASTER SERVICES Palm ti -day, March 23, 11 a.m. r 111a�ir'a/ar, Mamb 27, 8 pm. Dater Marc 130, 11 a.m. ei no y 13 X39-1383 Pev Dr Mcriei Miitcheef _I Pickering TrStandard J Church ,Mrthodisti Brs:, 211 wfri "Easter Celebration" Sunda}' %1,11( 11 30 rS 1 1:00 and Theme: 'I -he Ritir-rt Lord SPV('MI MriYir fit Singing Wor,:hip With I -s Even- Sundav 1 1:00 am & 7 pni 428-6102 Easter Services 'It PickrrinA, X-ntvn(rertal ('hurch 755 Oklahoma Ur., Pickering .W)5 -N39 -I302 Good F_rida_N Nlarch_29 4:041& 1 1 :141 %%1 '(ommumm� ` Sn4Rlt: 01myn Gittrn, ' .Ifr—ige: "Thr P(P%er „f the ( ern, Faster Sunday, March 3.1) 9:-0\I1:114%11 Ile r, R,,rR' Sohmr Allichurt IS hire Maundy-Thursday_Mar 227 Prayer vigu 7 3G am t, 7 00 pm 7:00;)m Communion Service Good Friday_jMar 228 9'30 am Chudrer s Musi.ai "TI -c Easter Victory' 11 00 am Holy Communion Easter Dav_March 30 7 OS air ,,;nrisA :^ ,,m.ricc 8'30 am Family Commur,n 10 00 am Familv Praise 11 30 arr Choral Ezfc anst You and your family are invited to;oin us as we ce'ebrare the resurrection of Jesus Chrsr Peace Lutheran (-hurchi 928 Liverpool Rd. 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MARCH 26, 11997 Pickerin-Q Shorts Pickering Panther novices win select tourney PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Avalanche 5-4 in a shootout after regulation Other team members are Kyle Van De Tormon novice alert hockey team won the lime and overtime failed to decide the out. Bospo ort, Justin Hnckhank. Joshua Roberts. Pickering Select Tournament over the March come. Ryan Morissette, Derek Twill and Leland Street, Nick Hobson. Gus break. Cope Scored in regulation time, while Walsh Mattachioni. Zack Milcawich and Mike The championship game against Cohourg and Cruse had the shooloul markers. Than O'Sullivan. was a spirited affair throughout. With his team was brilliant in net during the sh(otout. giving The coaches are Glenn Morgan, Janes clinging to a 2-1 lead, Pickering's Kyle Cope up only tine goal on five shuts. Morgan and Mark Hobson. Pickering Hocke; Association REGISTRATION For The 1997-98 Season Thursday, April 3rd 1 6:00 p.m. DON BEER ARENA scored an empty-nct goal with right seconds remaining it) seal a 3- 1 %icto- ry. Bryan Cruse fired the game -win- ning goal. while Scan Quinlan opened the scoring for the Panthers. Adding assists Acre Chris Rotolo. Shawn NN, N adker and Walsh CONSUMER CAR MUKI In the senii-final contest, the Panthers scored a 2-1 overtime urn Fea over West Hill Trevor Walsh, Assisted 55K by Cope, scored the overtime winner. Cruse notched the key goal to tic the A IP score an send the contest Into o\er- l j time. -r !' Goaltenden Ky Ie Stewart and KN Ir Dean Acre outstanding throughout the tournament, wrrendcring only eight J goals in fisc gaol`s.1995 DODGE RAM TRUCK O ' Only 3 Days Left 1994 GMC 1500 TRUCK •the Panther, also claimed the con- solation championship at the recent r ' See Dealer for details. Detroit. !%lichigan tournament played 28Kt 49K� 39K 49K'- s.19K on the Ols,npie-si.cd ice surface at 31K the state-uf-the-art Compuware " - Arena. the Tormon nu%ices were placed - - -� in the lor, division against 'A.4' -level 1995 HONDA CIN"IC 1994 CAN ALUR WAGON 1993 LUMINA AM 3800 1995 PONTIACTRANSPgRT SF 1993 NISSAN NAi7.X 19%TOYM4 CORIN A squads from the U.S ,w__ -- r1 ^ t _ 4 ,- - In the consolation final, the 58K� _ --'r :; 62K - 1 ? 65K y 73K: iia - Panthers defeated the Port Huron Pickering G=s 1994 GRAND%%I SF N-6 1990 HUN 1)It A(IY) Rll 1991 MA/.Ila%11'N 1990 CAD11 I AC DeN"IIIF 1"3NW PA"%F N -R6 199t INm)('F sot%WAN Panther peewees vein one tourney, close at others PI( Kt -RING — .,.c i'-kcnng Panihc•rs fl,o:%r , ninor peewee select h,eke% tewri won the Pickrnn)t Select Hockey_ ("urnamcnt over rhC !%1arch tweak In the final against Richmond Hill. die Panthers eked out an exerting 2-1 vic- tor, to capture the hNmey crown K%ic Brown aril John Horobin scored for the Panthers. with assets u, Adam Diemen. Stark GiirTnan and 1Tn)n)as Kankolis, Greg C'rhas was uutstariding in net to present the %icton Chuck% Smith was the will -deserved most %aluahle pi ;.^r of the title game Pickering ad%anced to the finai M edging North Toronto 4-3 in the semi- final Gomtan led the way with a pair of goals. with single tallies It, Brown and Hornhm Assisting were Horobin with two. Swn (ora% and Gorrnan with one apiece. Kcll% Jcwisi,n earned the win in net Prckrnng begantournament action with a 2-u %icton oNer Umumille. Scan !%LKeigue and Brown connected fir Pickering. with assists to Dicrert with two, M,Kcrcuc and Brown with one apiece Cilias earned tbrc shutout in net In the second game, the Panthers blasted Horth Toronto 6-1 Gunman sparked the Pickering attack with a hat tnck Horohm struck for a pair of goals. while McKeigue netted the other marker. Assisting wcrc Smith with four, Gorman with two. Brown and Horohin with one apiece. Jcwrson was outstanding in net to record the win, The Panthers gut past Richmond Hill in the third gamic 3-2. Horobin, Matt Hargraves and Smith tallied. Contributing assists were McKeigue with two. Gorman. Jeff Murdoch and Gray with one apiece. Urbas turned in another fine effort between the pipes. The Pickering peewees also compet- ed in the Innisfil 'AE' major peewee tour- nament and won the consolation title with a 4-2 victory over the Richmond Hill Stars. Gorman, Horobin, Murdoch and Smith scored for the Panthers. Gorman and Horobin each had two assists. Pickering started the event with a 7-3 loss to Port Elgin. McKeigue, Diemen and Gorman scored, with assists to Brown with two, Diemen and Smith with one apiece.lewison faced 33 shots on net. In the second game, the Panthers defeated Innisfil 4-0. behind the shutout goaltending of Urban. Smith, Diermert, Horobin and Gorman scored. Drawing assists were Smith with two, McKeigue, Gorman. Hargraves, Karakolis and Horobin with one apiece. Meanwhile, the Pickering peewees finished second at the recent Detroit Extravagania Tournament. The Panthers advanced to the championship game wh ch they dropped 4-1 to Domino's Pizza of Ann Arbor. Michigan. Jamie Meldrum scored the lone goal, assisted by Brown. Pickenng finished in first place in the round-rohin portion til the Detroit tour- nament with a record of Iwo wins and a tie (77KZ 25K 7 K 77K —� i78 ---- - , � 99K. -- 1991 St. NBIRD LF CONN_ 1995 HIM) It NII' SI 1985 PORN( -HE 944 1111 st %BIRD IF (q%AFJtT181F. 1991 G%1(' rRACKER IM ( 0111 11 •IDN !4'.11 P s- L91 861 `�' ,' : 88K COMING THISWEEK K '- 1994 JIMMY SLE 1994 MAZDA 83000 KING CAB Imm I 1"iw 1"Il50N%E%ILLF%,cF.I 1"3PASSATa.TUM DIF.sFI X993 BUICK CENTURY 33K 1992(-I71.ASSClEkA 1"fiFIWrSFN)r(T%AGON 73K 80 88K-►_�+a,,' `89K.+ nr. 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