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Vol. 2 No. 13 d[kNDSCAPE ew,,sPickeringf CONCEPTS THE All is r --7 aveA e S1 TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1997 11ressf-ttn I-1.000 Pickering forum targets racism BY MARIANNE TAKACS SIAFT REPORTER PICKERING --'.Music, dance. poet- ry and the voices of youth filled the Town Council chamber last Wednesday night as the Pickering Advi- sory Committee on Race Relations and Equity held its second annual Pickering Race Relations Forum. About 130 residents filled the chamber for the event, held to coincide w ith the week of United Nations International Day for the Elimination of Discrimina- tion on March 21. Students of the Grades 3 and 4 choir from St. Antho- nv Daniel Catholic School opened the evening with O Canada and a sign language rendition of What a Wonderful World dedicated to the memory of Susan McKenna, the school's principal recent - ly killed in a car accident. The theme for this year's forum was 'Iivough Our Eyes', and it presented racism as it is experienced by young people. There were performances on the theme of racism by theatre .uts and dance groups from ional high schools, and pre- ,entations by three accom- plished young people from fickcnng on the themes of hreaking down racial and :ultur l stereotypes, cross- :ultural sensitivity and the :hallenge of belonging to two cultures. Jason Humphreys, a for- rner top student and vale- dictorian at Dunharton High School now studying at the University of Toron- to, made his presentation in verse. 'What is Black:' dealt with the stereotypes and expectations usually associated with black youth. In the segment on cross-cultural sen- sitivity, former Olympic swimmer and current Pickering Swim Club coach Lisa Flood discussed what it was like fox her growing up in Pickering's multicultural DAN McTEAGUE Canada is a model INSIDE Heavens Above -- Local resident offers tip, on v ic% ing the Hale - Bopp Comet -- page 4t_ Your Business - The experts talk VullS and gears -- page 9. Editorial Page ...........6 Sports ................11 Classified . ............12 HOW TO REACH US General ........... 683- 5110 Death Notices ......683-3005 Auction Line .......683-7545 Sincerely Yours ........ .............. 1-800-662-8423 Email ................ Newsroom@durhamnews.net Internet .............. http:,"'wvt-v�,.durhamnev�'s, net See PICKERING/page 2 10 P'I't" Lam■ photo by Celia Bronkhjrst They're spinning yarns Members of the St. Andrew's Community between now and the May 10 bazaar date. Centre Seniors Friendship Club are busy Helping string things along are (from left) preparing for their upcoming spring bazaar Frances Doomernik, Barbara Fisher ..nd Lor - by sorting yarn to be used in craft classes raine Huminuik. Seated is Peggy Kitson. Education es chapdrawg fire at forum BY LINDA WHITE STAT+ REPORrLR The Province's "obsessive inter- est" in education is "undermining the future of our children" and will lead to a "two-tier system" in which only the well-to-do can afford things like music and art lessons. That's the message Royal Com- mission on Learning co-chairman Gerald Caplan shared with several hundred concerned parents, educa- tors and school board support staff at a forum held at Sinclair Secondary School in Whitby Wednesday night. "You'd think they didn't have kids," Mr. Caplan said of Progressive Conservative MPPs and their plans to approve Bill 104 -- The Fewer School Boards Act -- next week. Mr. Caplan is critical of plans to reduce the number of elected trustees, whom he believes have been made scapegoats by the Province in its bid to convince taxpayers the edu- cation system no longer works. And plans to increase the power of parent councils at the same time the responsibilities of trustees dimin- ishes is ill-conceived, maintains Mr. Caplan. He fears the handful of people who sit on parent councils -- no mat- ter how dedicated they are -- will have little contact with other parents "who will be left out in the cold." Instead, teaching all parents how to help their children at home "would help more kids than a million parent councils," said Mr. Caplan. While the forum featured a num- ber of speakers -- including Jacque- line Latter of the Ontario Alliance for Education and Sid Ryan, president of the Canadian Union of Public Employees, Ontario division -- Durham East MPP John O'Toole See RESIDENTS/page 3 JOHN O'TOOLE Sacrificial lamb'? PAGE 2 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1997 photo by Ron Pietroniro St. Anthony Daniel Catholic School Grade 3 and 4 students (from left) Elizabeth Alcon and Caroline Villanueva perform a sign language version of the song, What a Wonderful World, in memory of their late principal, Susan McKenna, who was killed recently in a car accident. The students were per- forming at the Pickering Race Relations Forum held last week. BANKRUPTCY Offering all insolvency services including personal and corporate bankruptcies OSHAWA 122 Albert St 721-7506 AJAX 50 Commercial Ave 619-1473 COBOURG 72 King St. W 3724744 Saturday & Evening Appointments available. Oshawa book by Joseph Stein music by Jerry Bock lyrics by Sheldon Harnick April 17-20 24-27 62 Russett Avenue, Oshawa Tickets $15 available in advance from Information Oshawa, Oshawa Centre P Pickering youth share experiences PICKERING/From page I environment. She related how she enjoyed the opportunity to experience same of the "different worlds" of her (nends and how she missed the cultural diversity here when she attended univer- sity in the U.S. "Open your mind and embrace the differences of others," she urged every- one, "and you will learn more about yourself than you ever thought there was to know.'. Pickering resident Aisha Umar, a young woman now completing an exec- utive %1BA and preparing for work at IBM. told the forum what it was like to grow up belonging to two culture. Canada's and that of Pakistan, where here family originally came from. Ms. Umar recalled how she used to tell other children she was frorn Iran so she wouldn't be, picked on for being from Pakistan, and how she wasn't com- fortable with her dual heritage until she was about 20. She urged parents and youths from minority groups to combat racism by educating the rest of the com- munity about their culture, interacting with people from other cultures, sharing their experiences and being frank with each other. "It's fixable." she said of the racism problem. "I am so positive it is fixable if we all work together." The forum was well -attended by local government, police and education officials, including Mayor Wayne Arthurs, several Town councillors, Durham West MPP and Minister of Community and Social Services Janet Ecker, and Ontario Riding MP Dan McTcague, who gave the keynote address. Mr. McTeague told the forum Cana- da is a "moxfel" country and that its tri- umph is a result of its success in bring- ing together a diverse mix of cultures which represent " the very best the world has to offer". An Internet conference on racism sponsored by the advisory committee was held concurrently with the forum. Residents speak out on reforms at education forum RESIDENTS/From page I bore the wrath of those attending and was described by one woman as a "sacrificial Iamb" because no other Durham MPPs attended. Mr. O'Toole intends to introduce legislation that calls for CUPE to be consulted and allowed to compete for or bid on any positions being consid- ered for outsourcing. But Mr. O'Toole was told that leg- islation doesn't go far enough by Coralee Bugden, president of CUPE, Local 218 -- which represents custo- dial, maintenance, secretarial, cleri- cal and technological staff at public Durham wants Who Does What report scrapped By .IACQI'IE MCINNES SPECIAL ro.IHE:; EWS.NI)VI TISER Durham backs Scarborough's attempt to have the provincial govern- ment scrap the current Who Doers What Report. As its name implies, the report is •` ,; the guide by which the provincial gov- ernmentintends to change the way services arc run and paid for in Ontario. In its resolution, Scarborough 1 Council states that all "soft services" r such as social assistance should he ' primarily funded by the Province. The Scarborough resolution also says the Who Docs What package is "an obvi- ous attempt to download costs to the � municipalities." Scartxxough Council is urging the Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AN10) to "support nothing short of a complete rewriting of the Who Doers What" report. It's calling on all municipalities with a population photo by A.J. Groen of over 50,000 to do the same. In February, the provincial govern- ment agreed to rethink parts of the widely unpopular report. Guides say 'Aloha' However, some possible changes such as downloading the cost of school construction and busing could Mand Gibb makes a name to during last weekend's 'camp' at the Pick - municipalities like Clarington, sug- eying Recreation Complex for about 250 Bayshore Division Sparks, gested Clarington Regional Council- Brownies, Girl Guides, Pathfinders and Senior Branch members. The for Diane Hamre. She urged council sleep -over for girls five to 16 had a Hawaiian theme. last Wednesday to push for a total re- r. write after consultation with munici- ; " "SPRING IS UPON US1 palities. this not something we can just ; BUTLER stay out of and say, "I1tis is not our � problem, don't go there'," Pickering ; CARPET CLEANING SERVICES t Councillor Maurice Brenner agreed. Ajax Councillor Steve Parish SctriogD,u6am called the resolution "totally c ; STEAMCLEAN F 191986and I tent with the Region of Durham and the Town of Ajax's position on down-� loading of services."b Wcc r � , Any 5 Rooms & the I The resolution also addresses the l+4�:. issue of the megacity. "I personally your sofa & chair feel strongly that forced amalgama- tece ;ce for '99 (Reg. `170) tions are not appropriate unless there's ; yoOf a clear consensus that the people want � — (905)686mg160 it." Durham Council endorsed the res- tlt�t nit olution 18-11 with three members coupon FREE PICKUPAND DEUVERY ON AREA RUGS Expires absent. LPon�ng TELL YOUR FRIENDS THE BUTLER DID ITS April 15/97J and separate schools in Durham. "If we just competed for our jobs, we'd win hands down," said Ms. Bugden, who fears privatizing sup- port services will bring in workers earning as little as $7 an hour. Mr. O'Toole agreed that's a low wage. A don't think you should he making $7 an hour," he said. Some parents also expressed con- cern over a proposal to outsource support staff. One mother of a boy with special needs wondered "who is going to be responsible for 57 -an -hour work- ers'?" Mr. Ryan. a reminded people attending the forum "the entire school is a classroom" and warned them the fight against Bill 104 "is just the beginning". Meanwhile, a teacher criticized the Province's Education Improve- ment Commission -- which will oversee the transition to the new gov- ernance system and approve all 1997 board budgets -- and questioned how it's accountable when its decisions can't be challenged and how it's affordable when its two co-chairmen each earn $88,600 a year. 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I offer: Free Pick I' p and DeliveT7 Personal Tax Preparation Comprehensive Tax Planning Claudia Miese Phone 905-686-5621 1, 1997 Look,SERupRILn the sky Amateur Pickering astronomer offers comet -watching tips By' MARIANNE TAKACS SIAEE REPORTER Todd Carlson waited two years to see the most spectacular comet on view here since Halley's Comet last passed b} Earth, and he wasn't about to let the urban lighting around his Pickering home spoil the show. So instead of waiting for the Easter Bunny at home last weekend, he made his wav to Huntsville for a clearer view of the comet Hale - Bopp. Comets like this don't come too often." he says. Mr. Carlson, who works as a security guard in Toronto, has been an avid amateur astronomer since his wife bought him his first telescope as a gift five years ago. He has since bought two big- ger ones, but notes you don't have to have a fancy telescope, go anywhere or know anything about astronomv to enjoy watching Hale -Bopp. "If you use binoculars that's really the best thing to look at it with.- he says. explaining a telescope pro%ides too narrow a N iew. And all you have to do to avoid the "light pollution" spoiling the view to urban areas is to drive a short distance north. "Even up by Brougham or Hwy. 7 you'll real- ly see a big improvement." But you can probably see Hale -Bopp from your own yard without binoculars. According to Mr. Carlson, the prime viewing dates started March 25 and will continue through April 8 as there will be little interference from moonlight. The comet can he seen between 5 and 5:45 a.m. to the northeast and between 7:15 and 7:45 p.m. in the northwest, about one-quarter way up from the horizon. Look for a fuzzy blob as bright as the brightest stars. With binoculars you'll see a tail growing in size over the next few days. Hale -Bopp has been expected for two years, ever since it was discovered independently by Alan Hale of New Mexico and Tom Bopp of An - zona on July 22, 1995. The comet is a huge piece of ice left over from the beginning of the solar system, explains Mr. Carlson, and it's estimated to be 20 to 40 kilome- tres wide. Its orbital period is approximately 4,000 years -- gravity from Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune make it vary a bit -- and it isn't expected back until 4380. Hale -Bopp was closest to Earth, about 210 million kilometres, on March 22. Man killed in crash was `mellow and easy-going' Pickering driver charged after weekend crash A Pickering man faces charges after a single -vehicle accident in Toronto on the weekend killed a former town resident remembered as a man who never did wrong. Glen Sullivan, who grew up in Pickering before moving to Port Perry last summer, died in Toronto East General Hos- pital early Saturday morning after being admitted hours earlier. The 25 -year-old father of two young boys was a passen- ger in a car travelling east along Danforth Road near Winter Avenue, when the vehicle jumped a curb and struck a tree. From his home on Monday, Kirk Sullivan fondly recalled the nephew he affectionately knew as 'Midge'. He loved the outdoors," said Mr. Sullivan. "He loved fishing. He was his dad's best friend. Thev were veru, very close. They were buddies. "There's really nothing Midge ever did wrong. He was mellow and easy- going. You'd never know he had any problems." He also noted that just, before his death, Mr. Sullivan and his father Glen Sr. were preparing for the launch of a business that was to focus on duct and related work. In honor of Mr. Sullivan, Bassma- nia, a new fishing circuit, will pay tribute to him, and a trust fund has been set up for his Iwo boys, six-year-old Matthew and Dillan, four. Donations can be made at any Royal Bank in Durham Region Along with his boys and father. 'qtr. Sullivan leaves behind his mother Sandy, sis- ter Kelly and n u m e r o u s cousins, aunts, uncles and friends. He was separated from his wife Amey. His funeral was scheduled for 2 p.m. today at Low and Low Funeral Home in Port Perry. Douglas Bond, 25, of Pickering has been charged with impaired dri- ving causing death, impaired driving caus- ing bodily harm, and exceed- ing the legal alcohol limit. GLEN SULLIVAN Trust fund set up in his memory Home, small business people network The Durham Home and Small Business Association is holding a special networking evening Wednesday, April 23. The event takes the place of the Business and Young Entrepreneurs Showcase scheduled for April 3 but cancelled because of lack of interest. The networking will take place at the CAW hall, 1425 Phillip Murray Ave., Oshawa from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Penny and Campbell Management Accoun- tants is sponsoring the free session. The Durham Home and Small Business Association was founded in 1994 to promote excellence in home and small businesses through networking, education, information and support. More information about the group can be obtained by calling the association's hotline at 905-728-2899. P Pickering resident Todd Carlson is well -armed for comet -watching with his Meade 10 -inch reflector and a pair of binoculars. He says we can view the Hale -Bopp comet until April 8. Inset: Comet Hale -Bopp. PUBLIC NOTICE THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM _ IN THE MATTER OF, THE MUNICIPAL. ACT TAKE NOTICE THAT the Council of the Regional Municipality of Durham may pass by-laws authonzing construction of the following projects ROAD NO. ROAD NAME MUNICIPALITY DESCRIPTIONILOCATION 2 Simcoe St. Oshawa Intersecbon improvements. a Oshawa General Hospital 3 lith Cone. Clarington Upgrading to acceptable standards. 4 Taunton Road Whitby Widening to 4 and 5 lane urban from Anderson St. to standard. 320 m E. of Garrard Rd. 7 Island Rd. Scugog Upgrading to acceptable standards. 12 Cameron St. from 1.3 km Brock Upgrading to acceptable standards. E. of Hwy. 12 to Sidwoad 18 25 Consumers Dr. Whitby Construction of a new road. including a bridge crossug Pringle Creek. 26 Roseland Rd. Q Whitby Intenectiort improrertwnb. Garrard Rd. 36 Anderson St. Q Whitby Inta,section irrWavemarl Manning Rd. 52 Thornton Rd. tram Oshawa Rehabdigtgn. Champlain Ave. to Gibb St. Hwy. 2 highway 2 Ajax Road and tnlaraection kr provarrwnls. from Westney Rd. to Notion Rd. ISCELLANEOUS IMPROVEMENTS 60 Wentworth St. Whitby Island modirreatiorw. Iris showing the detaik of the projects and the lands Works Committee, b" delegated by acted may be seen at the offices of the Durham Works Regional Coundt as tie amok body Partrrertt, 105 Consumers Dr., Whitby, Ontario, shah hear in person or by his or ter lePhore (W5) 666-7721 or 1-4100-372.1103 cou nil solicitor or agent, any person Prejudklay affected by the by-laws ted at Whitby this 27th day of March, 1997. and who applies on or before April 251h. 1997, to the undersigned to be hoard PREVEDEL, P. ENG. at a mo*&V of the Works Committee on RECTOR OF TRANSPORTATION AMR 29th, 1997 V.A. SILOANA, P. ENO. COMMISSIONER OF WORKS Merger of Ajax, Pickering police stations official BY STEPHEN SHAW Under the move approved Pickering's 25 division at DURHAM STAFF by the police services board at Brock and Kingston roads. Durham Regional Police its monthly meeting Thurs- Out of the ashes of 24 and have formalized plans to day, approximately 40 uni- 25 divisions will rise the merge stations in Ajax and formed officers and four newly -created 19 division. Pickering, with the restmctur- detectives assigned to 24 divi- All resources within the two ing effective yesterday. sion in Ajax will relocate to divisions will come together New deputy forward' Durham Regional Police Services has a new deputy chief as of today. Derek Denson has been promoted from the rank of staff superintendent to Deputy Chief of Administra- tion, a post left vacant last year following the retirement of Alex McMurray. In a brief inter- view yesterday, Deputy Chief Denson said he welcomes the challenge of ush- ering into Durham dramatic changes to the Police Ser- vices Act — expected to be passed by the provincial govern- ment — expanding the concept of DER community polic- DEIN` ing in local com- Deputy CF munities and improving the technology to which officers have access in the war against crime. "Absolutely. I'm looking forward to it. We have one of the best police services in the province here in Durham and we are considered to be lead- en, mainly because of the support in the department from the ground up" said the 49 -year-old husband of 27 to form the new station. `looking Deputy -Chief ofAdminis- tration Derek Denson said the to duties years and father of daughters, aged 22 and 19. The deputy chief launched his law enforcement career with Metropolitan Toronto Police in 1968 and three years later joined the Ajax Police Department, which was a part of the merger to create Durham Regional Police Services in 1974. He started his climb through the ranks as u detective with the Criminal Investiga- tion Branch in 1977 and was promoted A, a staff sergeant to the Administrative hranch in 1988, where he was responsible for implementing the 'K 911 system in ON Durham and other of technological advancements. In :991 Deputy Chief Denson was promoted to inspector, to 1993 to superin- tendent, and last year to staff superintendent. He is currently vice chair- man of the Information and Technology Committee for the Ontario Assoc ation of Chiefs of Police and is also a representative to the Ontano 911 Advisory Board. f Taste the Difference Freshness Makes! Pork $C 99 Tenderloin . tb. Pork Chops $4. �9 Pork Roasts 99 Stuffed or Plain 34 Ib. TOP & BOTTOM ROUND. Chidten Wings 1 ■ b9 Chicken s 2 Breasts • Ib. Borteless $g 49 Chicken Breasts ■ Ib. Prices eflecliw until April 15/97 "we will MEAT still your needs" 250 Bayly St. W. Ajax Mackenzie Plaza 426-1244 current police station at Har- wood Avenue and Westney Road in Ajax will remain open as a 'community polic- ing centre'. The centre will operate under current hours manned by officers who will take reports and provide assistance to residents. Call response times to Ajax will not change as a result of the merger, in fact, crime fighting will he enhanced in the two commu- nities, he assures. '"This is going to allow us to better police both munici- palities," Deputy -Chief Den- son says, adding there will be no reduction in personnel. Under the change, four patrol "zones" previously mapped out in Ajax and Pick- ering based on political boundaries have now been reduced to three batted on call patterns, he says. Money was not a motive for the amalga- mation, the deputy -chief stresses. '"Phis was not done for cost -savings. This is something done strictly to be able to police these communi- ties better." The new 19 Division will be overseen by Inspector John Hamilton, currently commander of 24 Division, Deputy -Chief Denson says. Meanwhile, Inspector Bruce Pugh, now responsible for 25 Division, is to be reassigned to a position heading all Criminal Investigation Branches in the region. Similar amalgamation proposals are being consid- ered for the region's three northern 26 Division substa- tions. I nX NZ W b ADV EK17J1SK A VEWAY. ArKAL 1. 17W • MUM D h .rh. jc. cr"%p y'ja'v` ea11iY►t3 Finally, V- 9a�r an InAgent Way to Lose Weight. �L ire y die V I Most diets fail because they are short term. At Roseglen Weight Loss & Wellness, we offer a unique program that loses the weight and keeps it off! 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L IS 2H5 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial Changes are hard to take Change is never, ever easy to understand. We resist change - some of• us to our very core. That's why the provincial government's overhaul of* the edu- cation system is upsetting many employers (teachers, staff and trustees alike) across Ontario. That's why commercials arc hit- ting the airwaves right now warning of -doom and gloxom if the 'Terrible Tunes' get their way and pass Bill 104 - the Fewer School Boards Act. And that's why a well -attended forum on education, held in Whitby last week was a hit for those who would bash the Province and its plans lior our schexols. But like change, the issues aren't quite as simple as some would have you helicve. The education system wasn't broken, or a failure. when the Tones were elected in June of 1995. But it did need some help. By any measure you care to use - cost per student. the place our students held in math and language competitions with students from tither provinces and around the world. in total spending per %ear - the Ontano education system required a long, hard look and some changes. It was under -performing. Too much money has been spent on items which have no direct. ob%enable ellcci on the performance of sUxknts. Yes, support stall are important in the creation of a proper environ- ment for student.. But, not as important as quality teaching, topnotch computes and first-rate assignments. There is no question students must intpro%'c in Ontano to basic, core -learn- ing skills. It's no exaggeration to wonder how students, fm example, can attend umyersuy when they can't read or wnte at even an acceptahlc Grade S level. But the existence of remedi- al English courses at colleges and uni%ersitics in Ontario is tes- timom to the f i:1 it happens c%en year. h must stop. The Tones ata% not -cl cverythmg right in their attempt to improve the education s_ystem but they deserve a decent chairx:e at it. Like must other things in Ontario it's fair to say the Liberals and No% lkmtocrats Moth had their chance at chan,-,c and did little or nothing. Ontano's young people need to work smarter in a world that gel's more competitive every year. To re.%pond to this editorial call Injosoun e al nfosource 6h? -7040 and dial 511 ♦You said it.-.. In response to the editorial headlined `An ounce of prevention.-' in the March 25 News Advertiser, our readers said: ♦ "I just want to stress how important the (Durham Regional Police Values, Influences and Peers) pro- gram is. Two of our seven kids have been able to attend the VIP program and I also attended with them. I was just so impressed with officer Bramma's attentiveness and his desire to really impart this infor- mation to the kids with such enthusiasm. It was just amazing to watch. I think we're so lucky in Durham to have this VIP program. I just hope it continues." Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L IS 2H5 i/,�; :icy+ a;•;����R tDON'TMEAN TO, 11 051ECT To I AM STILL WMING... t 1 AlL A* v Letters to the editor Public school board HQ a monument to waste To the editor: The other day I let my curiosity get the better of me and I stepped into what I thought was an elaborate man- sion. no, maybe art gallery would he a better description. In actuality. I had stepped into Sinclair Secondary' School/ the Durham Board of- Education fEducation headquarters. As I explored each floor of this building 1 noticed wasted stoney left and right. How is a building whose emphasis on architecture better able to expand the minds of our youth'? I can and would accept the idea of a techno- logically advanced school costing a lit- tle more such as Pine Ridge Secondary, but to put emphasis on a school that just looks pretty is ludi- crous. Have we not lost sight of the true purpose of education? To teach and learn to better ourselves and interact with society as it changes and grows. JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor -in -Chief STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Advertising Manager FRED EISMONT, Classified Advertising Manager MONIQUE LEA, Real Estate Advertising Manager ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager BARBARA HARRISON, Production Manager JANICE O'NEII., Assistant Production Manager CHERYL HAINES, Assistant Production Manager LILLIAN HOOK, Administration Manager The award for the world's "hest educa- tion system" the Durham board received is a joke. The award really should have read. "Congratulations on being the number -one country' which likes to waste their monev on superfi- cial and trivial things"' To snake trat- ters worse there is a monumental sign outside the school, %isihlc frorn Taunton Road, proving this. Any igno- ramus can plainly see why the board won that award, even hi-40re seeing the school and just that funky LED display sig*n. Ariv educational program. ground -breaking agenda or education- al technique could have been imple- mented in anv of our schools, instead of'wasting money un building one that looks pretty. It makes me sick that our society can become so very materialis- tic that we have lost sight of the main purpose of education. Cam Golberg, Ajax The News Advertiser accepts letters to the editor. All letters should be tvped or neat - h stand -written, 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last name or two initials and a last name. Please include a phone number for verification. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for stile, length and content. Opinions expressed in letters are those of the writer and not necessarily those of the News Advertiser TO REACH US General: 683-5110 Classified: 683-0707 Distribution: 683-5117 Admin/Classifled Fax: 683-7363 Composing Fax: 579-9273 K -mail: newsrt)om@durhamnews.net LINDA WHITE Staff Writer You know it's spring when... Alt, spring has sprung. vibe signs are popping up everywhere in my corner of the world. Not the same signs I've been used to in past years — after all, I'm now living in a new subdivision. Here, you know it's spring when: • You no to ager need an alarm clock to wake you. No, it's not the annoying chirping of birds recently returned from their trip south that rouses you from slumber. Instead, the gentle buzz of bull- dozers. backhox-s, earth movers, ham- mers and electric saws throws you out of hod. • You wander over to the window to open the blinds and let the sun shine in and realize tlx: blinds are already open. You actually look forward to April show- ers. in hopes that the rain might wash some of that grune away. • Y, ,u open the door to get your mom- ing paper and are blinded — not by the bright sunshine, but by Ute reflection off that precarious-lookmu, s afiolding tow- cnng over your driveway. • Yuu decide it's time to shake some of the cuhwebs out of your head and pack the kids up for a walk. You tiptoe: careful- ly dow n the dm eway, dodging droppings — not from those tine -feathered frienofs, but from the hncklavers next door. • The sound of )our hoots sloshing through the mud is almost amusing. Until your boot gets stuck in the mud and your daughter proudly proclaims, "Mommy's dancing" as you hop around on one foot trying to rescue that fine piece of rubber. • You take your van through a car wash, pick up your kids from Gramma's house and they giggle in delight at the "new blue van" Mommy bought while they napped. They can't figure out why it's brown by the time they arrive home a short while later — or why Daddy would have a fit if Mommy actually did pick up a new van while they napped. • One of the first words out of your 13 -month-old son's mouth is "mud". And if you leave him alone for even a second outside, it's apt to be one of the first things IN his mouth, too. Linda White writes in our Tuesday rotation of staff columnists. To respond to this col- umn call lnfosource at 683-7040 and dial 5108. The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circulations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for adveniseinent limited to space price error occupies. htip://www.durhanincw%.netSMI ePIA my-1'� c..a.n �. c.C,+..v, rw ave r.wR 0� P THE NEWS AADDVERTiSSEER TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 19y97-PAGEE77 * AP PC lfCelebrate * �o�NationalPICFtEIRING I * Volunteer * ��00 Week * Town of Pickering (905) 420.2222 (905)683.2760 April 13-19 * 1 ' TOWN OF PICKERING Meetings PUBLIC NOTICE April 7 Town Council Mecting Public notice of intention to pass a by-law to stop -up, close and FOR ' `* April 10 Site Plan Advisory Committee sell to the abutting owners those parts of the Road Allowance O� * April 14 Executive Committee Meeting between Lots 34 and 35. Concession 1. Pickering, being Parts 4-34 SQUAS14 y April 17 Statutory Public Information Meeting on Plan 40R-16978. ��� T April 21 Town Council Meeting t� /\ C�uET� April 23 Site Plan Council Me Comrnhlee NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the Municipal Act, R.S.O. R/1 April 23 Committee of Adjustment 1990, that the Council of The Corporation of the Town of yy April 28 Executive Committee Meeting Pickering intends, at its meeting to be held at the Pickering Civic T * May 5 Town Council Meeting Complex, One The Esplanade, Pickering, Ontario at 7:30 p.m. on Brought to you and a friend by May 12 Executive Committee Meeting May 5, 1997 to pass a by-law to stop -up, close and sell to the THE PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX * abutting owners the road allowance known as Pine Grove Avenue. y* T yT yT T T 0 4. CONSERVATION SEMINAR Tuesday, April 8, 1997 West Shore Community Centre 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Join us for an Informative eycnmg about the environmental status of Frenchman's Bay. Learn about the fish and wildlife found in the bay, our cllorts to improve the bay, and how you can actively participate in monitoring wildlife and improve habitat. • LO"1'S OF INFORNIXFION ABOUT WILDLIFE AND CONSERVATION (great for school projects) • (.EARN HO NN' YOF CAN HFI.P iMPROVE FRENCHMAN'S RAI. • HELP BUILD A HOME FOR CONINION TERN'S • HELP BY NIONITORING AMPHIBIAN'S FROM YOUR OWN BACK YARD. For more information contact: Councillor Sherry Senis ( 905) 831-6000 NOTICE OF THE ADOPTION OF THE. PICKERING OFFICIAL PLAN TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Pickering passed By-law Number 4949197 on March 3, 1997 to adopt the Pickering Official Plan. The Official Plan requires the approval of the Council of the Regional Municipality of Durham. If you wish to receive notice of the decision of the Region with respect to this Official Plan, you must make a written request to the Region as follows: Regional Municipality of Durham P.O. Box 623 605 Rossland Road East Whitby, Ontario, LIN 6A3 Attention: C.W. Lundy Regional Clot A copy of the Official Plan is available for inspection in the Town of Pickering Planning Department, Pickering Civic Complex, One The Esplanade, Pickering, Ontario during normal working hours. If you have any questions with respect to the Official Plan, you may also contact the Planning Department at (905) 420-4617 or (905) 420-4660 ext. 2032. The purpose and effect of the Pickering Official Plan is to guide the Town's land use and related decisions over the next 20 years and thus provide a foundation for good community building. The Official Plan is grounded in a vision of Pickering as a "complete community". The Plan includes both descriptive text and Town policies and affects all lands in the Town. The descriptive text is provided as background information and rationale to complement the Town policies. The Pickering Official Plan includes an Introduction, two Appendices, and the following parts: 1. Principles and Framework - guiding policies for the urban, rural and ecological systems within the Town. 2. Strategic Pblicles - policies addressing land use, transportation, economic development, housing, community services, cultural heritage, community design and resource management. 3. Neighbourhoods and Settlements - policies and plans for the Town's 15 urban neighbourhoods and 1 I rural settlements. 4. Detailed Design Consideration - detailed community design policies. S. Implementation, Development Review and Monitoring - policies that guide development review and provide for the implementation, interpretation and long term monitoring of the Official Plan. The proposed by-law, plan and description showing the lands affected may he seen in the office of the Town Clerk of the Town rat Pickering. At the above-mentioned meeting. Council will hear in person, or by his or her counsel, any person who claims his or her lands will he prejudicially affected by the by-law and who applied to the "l'()wn Clerk to be heard. Any such person who wishes to be heard should, as soon as possible, make written application to: Bruce J.'raylor, ANICT, CNi`l, Town Clerk Pickering Civic Complex, One The Fsplanade Pickering, Ontario, LIV 6K7, 420-4611 I):1TED at Pickering this 17th day of March, 1997. Saturday, April 26 is your day to improve Frenchman's Bay Help us plant a cottonwood forest and clean up a wetland by picking up litter: Wetlands are one of the most important hahitats found along the Lake Ontario shoreline. Help us protect Frenchman's Bay by planting eastern cottonwood trees at the wetland in the South- West corner of the Bay and picking up litter within the area. Cottonwood forests are found adjacent to wetlands within the Great Lakes basin and provide important cover for wildlife, and often act as a protective buffer for wetlands. Help build a home for common terns: Common toms are a small colonial bird that are declining in numbers throughout the lower Great Lakes. Small colonies of these birds can be rehabilitated effectively by providing proper habitat in the form of a wooden nesting raft placed in a suitable location. The MTRCA needs your help in constructing a common tem raft for Frenchman's Bay. Where: Frenchman's Bay Yacht Club, Parking Lot, 635 Breezy Drive, Pickering. (West side of Frenchman's Bay). When: Saturday, April 26, 1997 @ 10:00 a.m. If possible please bring your own shovel and dress appropriate. Planting will take place rain or shine. Our Partners in this project include the Town of Pickering, Durham Region, Environment Canada, the Province of Ontario, Frenchman's Bay Watch, Frenchman's Bay Yacht Club and local residents like you! Help us protect and restore our waterfront areas. For more information contact Councillor Sherry Senis at (905) 831-6000 Working Together for Tomorrow's Greenspace Purchase Between April i - May 4, 1997 Your marrbersUr indudes: 3. . Prepaid Squash at Racquetball • Membership Changerooms (whirlpool/sauna) • Pleasure Swimming • Heaftbs Club Facilities Com +� • Combinafioa Squash and Racquetball available (Transfers not eligible, GST not included) CONTACT OUR FRIENDLY STAFF AT 831-1711 FOR RATES WE WELCOME NON41tESlDENTS!". CLASS at the Pickering Recreation Complex"' CONVENIENCE, AFFORDABILITY, VARIETY CONN F:NIENCF. • ,rnp1} pur.hasc }our Annual (I year) or Seasonal (3 rnonthr %lcmhersMp at reception and enjoy unlinuted fitness classes • ,ser 35 fitness classes offered at ALL trines of the day • hnng your membership card directly to the fitness class and afterward enjoy the w hirlpuol and sauna • monthly payment plans available for an Annual and Super Health 1.1c inherships AFFORDABILITY • +imply pay 5�; for each Gass at reception with no commitment • purchase your Annual (I year) Membership at any given time, for s26t) 00 plus GS r - that's as little as SS a week fix unlimited fitness Nasse,' • Purchase: your Seasonal l 3 month) Membership. at any given time. tier $95 W plus GST - that's as little as S6 (X) a work fix unlimited fitness clasxs' • Babysitting. 50% ofr...Only 52 ill) per hour' VARIETY • Nice 'N' I':asy: The BEST way to start exercising if you have not been .[Luse for a while • Basic Step: Learn the step lingo & technique. nothing complicated, easy -to -follow. great if you are afraid to try stepping'. • Move'N Groove: A regular hi/lo fitness class • Sculpt: In either step. Wk.). or on its own. REALLY TONE using weights we supply • Platinum Series: `'arious instructors lead you through their favounte workout. • Osteoporosis: Just for those with diagnosed osteoporosis Call for details.. &41-1711 or 6133-6582. • Cardiac Rehab: Whether you have had a heart attack, or are trying to prevent one. this well-rounded class is for you. Call for details ..831-1711 or 6834582. Your BEST Fitness Class Value! �O�M OF ,•C+i^ n Did you miss the Winter Learn To Swim Session? Confused about Aquaquest? Spring Information Session Saturday. April 5th, 1997 9-1:30 P.M. Pickering Recreation Complex Aquatic staff will be available to answer all your questions regarding the new Red Cross Aquaqueet program or any other questions regarding Town of Pickering Aquatic programs. �T T PAGE 8 • THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1997 Rev up f Hit the road safelyPrizes and trophies are to be presented The Claremont Legion is run entirely by Registration forms are available at the between 5 and 6 p in and the I e ion will- 1 for annual event PICKERING -- One and all are invited to drive and ride in the Claremont Legion's second annual Claremont Trivia Car Rally to be held Saturday, May 3. starting from the Legion. The rally is not a race. Partici- pants answer questions from clues found on the course to earn points. The crew with the highest overall score will win a grand priTe of $500. Other top prizes will also be award- ed to overall winners. In the event of a tie, the winner is decided by odometer reading, not by speed. Teams of two, three or four may be entered. Registration is S30 for a car and driver, and each navigator in the car is an additional S10. Chil- dren under 12 are free. Earlybirds who book before April 20 save S5 per team. Start times are between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m.. Each entrant is allotted a start time and asked to be at the Legion at least a half-hour before. The Legion is on Old Brock Road in Claremont south of Central Street. Participants will receive an Offi- cial 'Trivia Rally Course Kit to get them on their way. Volunteers at checkpoints throughout the course will offer encouragement. At the finish line. there'll be a barbecue and refresh- ments. Celebration of Life helps I ocal man battling cancer Silent auction, guest performers highlight fund-raiser AJAX -- An Ajax pub will host a benefit evening next month for a long-time local entertainer battling cancer. Dubbed A Celebration of Life, the event at Kerry Inn will raise funds for Mike McCluskey, an enter- tainer in the Ajax -Pickering area for more than 30 years, who's undergo- ing chemotherapy treatments after being recently diagnosed with can- cer. He's been unable to work due to his illness. The special evening Sunday, May 4, beginning at 4 p.m., will feature entertainment by Pat Morris and the Shannon Show Band and other guest performers to be announced prior to the show. Tickets are $20 per person or donation of an item for a silent auc- tion during the evening. Door prizes will be awarded. Ainong items already donated is a trip for two to Ireland or another destination if you prefer. The Kerry Inn is at 967 Westney Rd. S. in the Clover Ridge Plaza. For more information, call Victor McCullough at 428-8790. _g offer free entertainment in the evening for people who wish to stay. The rally will take place rain or shine. Drivers in the event must be licensed and insured. �o unteers and provides financial support to many community organizations such as Ajax -Pickering General Hospital, Big Brothers and the Canadian Cancer Society. Proceeds from the car rally will be used to offset branch costs. Legion or the Claremont Corner Store. Reg- ister by mail to: Claremont Trivia Rally, RR#5. Claremont. Ont. L1Y 1A2; or drop registration forms at the Claremont Legion. For more information call 1549-2295 or 649-3166 after 4 p.m. Y, 5,0) z+e ve eiacruie_ 4 anew THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, APRIL. 1, 1997 - PAGE 9 Your Business Bulls versus bears What Durham Region experts say about the stock market BY Au.AN BRITNELL SPEC'IAI. TO THE NEWS ADVF.KTISER For the last year -and -a -half. the North American stack mar- kets have been riding a wave of high prices. For about the same length of time, analysts have been predicting they will drop as the result of what's known as a stock market correction. But what is that, what causes it to happen and what could it mean for people who have money invested in the stock market? To answer those questions we first need a quick lesson in Eco- nomics 101. "Price is determined by sup- ply and demand." says Durham College professor Rick Hird. "In this case people are driving up the price of shares on the stock market by demanding more." Due to low interest rates. the traditional alternatives to the markets --bonds, GICs and the like -- just aren't profitable enough. The result is that every- one is investing in the stock mar- ket. After a prolonged period of heavy buying, some stock prices can be, driven so high that they cost more than they may actually be worth. "Some people are look- in.-, at the stock market and say- ing that maybe these share prices have been driven up too high," says Mr. Hird. Thus the talk of a correction. A stock market correction is an across-the-board drop in the price of'sto cks. The stock market crash that led to the Depression is an extreme example of a correc- tion. But it's usually not that bad. Some would argue a correc- tion is already under way; others suggest recent volatility on the Toronto Stock Exchange is busi- ness as usual. So, is a substantial correction on the horizon? "I think the smart answer is Yes because sooner or later you're going to be right," says James Schofield, a financial planner in Ajax. "The market has got to cor- rect at some point. The question is when?" "I don't think it will happen this year," says Kerin Lloyd, a financial adviser with Equion Lloyd Kerin, of Equion Securities Canada n't believe a major, longer term correction Ltd., says the fundamentals of the Canadi- in the stock markets will take place this an economy are sound right now. He does- year. Securities Canada Ltd. Whitby. their money out of the market, things that correlate negati%ely to "From our point of view the fun- leading to lower stock prices. But North American markets." He damentals of the Canadian econ- there's a lot of ifs. cites Latin American markets omy are very sound right now." The U.S. Central Bank and real estate as two good The problem has been that announced such a rise -- one- choices. every time the market has tried to quarter of a percentage point -- "Our clients are encouraged to correct itself recently it's been when it met ,March 25. " put their money into a spread of tow small a drop and very short Canadian banks may. or may dill'erent asset classes." says qtr. term. not, follow the American lead. Lloyd. "In other words you have "It prolongs the agony," says And the increase may not he something in cash. something in Mr. Lloyd. "If we don't have enticing enough for investors to Kinds. something in Canadian much of a downturn this year the jump ship. equities and somethings in foreign chances get better for a real bear Terry Marek, a financial plan- equities." market, which is six to IK ner with Page and Associates in The main point is to not panic months of markets going down." Oshawa, has an interesting take. if the markets do goo down. "It' Others, like Mr. Schofield, "I don't care if there is a correc- you're diverse, you can let those think it could come sown and go tion imminent or not. History things play themselves out." says away just as quickly. "If the mar- tells me there's always going to Mr. Marek. ket goes down, it probably won't be a correction and there's always So unless you want to spend go down much and the recovery going to be a recovery. I plan for your time reading the stock tick - should be almost right away. that, rather than trying to predict er and chewing your antacids, We're not going into recession." when it's going to happen." your best bet is to make sure your The key factor leading to a And the method of planning is money is spread around and try, correction would be an increase where all three agree. not to worry about it. in interest rates. Higher rates "People should be looking at As Mr. Lloyd says, "Having would make other investing diversifying their portfolios," all your eggs in all the baskets options more profitable and advises Mr. Schofield, "but the really is the answer to the invest - could prompt investors to move right kind of diversification -- ment game." Investment advice offered at free seminars PICKERING -- Tips on investing will be offered at free seminars being hosted during April by the Edward Jones financial compa- ny in Pickering. Seminars will cover topics like investing f'or your child's education, retirement plan- :l ning, loans for RRSPs contributions and sys- tematic withdrawal plans. The first seminar is being held Thursday, April 3 at 7 p.m. at the Edward Jones office in the Rougemount Square plaza at the southeast corner of Kingston Road and Rougemount Drive. People planning to attend should make a reservation. Reservations also have to he made for subsequent seminars. Call 509-7763 for more information or reservations. JIM ROBINSON Automotive - News Interactive automobile shopping and ghost cars ti]Ore on the Internet front: The Canadian Imperial Bank of t',)mmercc ICIBCI. CIBC General :n,urance and Auto Net Canada have ,,unshed ww%.autune1.ca, which is an nteractiye display that allows users to search for new and used cars by year, make. model, price and geographical area. Autonet.ca currently attracts more than 30,000 Canadians per month to the site. It works with auto dealers and relat- ed companies to supply, consumers with up -do -date information on new and used cars a�,ailahle for purchase or lease in Canada. CIBC will help provide retail financing information. on-line loan applications, and insurance quotes. Stopping car fraud tie% Ontario rules have been adopt- ed to help find so-called ghost cars that cost insurance firms millions of dol- lars. The new regulations require insur- ance companies to inspect cars before issuing policies. The rules %ere supported by the Cana- dian Coalition Against Insurance Fraud. Insurance fraud costs Canadians $1.3 billion each ).ear. Part of that money goes to paying claims for cars that never existed, inflated equipment costs and old damage on vehicles in i new collisions. "In some cases, companies have been asked to repair damage from what is supposed to be a "eek -old accident only to find that the scratches and } dents have rust," says coalition execu- tive director Marc -Andre Charlebois. : "Inspecting cars before they are insured should present that. "Inspecting vehicles before writing an insurance policy will help ensure that the car described on paper really does exist so honest policyholders will not be paying for those who want to cheat the system." The inspection has nothing to do with mechanical fitness. The goal is to record existing dam- 1 age and to ensure that the vehicle exists and is the correct model described. Jim Robinson is are automotive journalist nho is a frequent contributor to Metroland nescspapere. PAGE 10 - THE NEWS ADVEirrISM , AMIL 1, MY PickeringTUESDAYthieves use car in smash-and-grab Pl(.KI✓R1NG -- ( rime Stoppers and Liverpool Rd.. causing an estimated Leafs hockey jacket, running shoes and Durham Regional Police are asking for S15.(X)O damage. Dour inen in the car stole blue jeans. One accomplice had short your help in solving a break and enter in cigarettes and fled in the vehicle. brown hair and a mustache and wore a Pickering Feb. 16. "Three of the suspects are described as sweatshirt and bandanna: one had shaved At about 3 a.m., a newer model light white in their late teens or early 20s. One brown hair and was wearing a dark hooded colored car crashed through the front win- was of average height and build with a jacket and dark pants. The fourth suspect is dow of Maple Ridge Convenience at 2076 shaved head and was wearing a Maple described as white, wearing a dark jacket. Pick a flower for Pickering PICKERING -- The Pickcrine Horticultural Society is sponsoring a contest to select an official flower for the Town of Pickering and the horticul- tural society. The contest is open to all residents of Pickering. including all members of the society. 1b enter, name the: flower of your choice. giving both common and botanical names. Enclose an image of the flower, which may be a photo, cutout or hand drawing. Also. in 100 words or less, describe why you think this flower is mo.t appropriate to repre- sent the Town of PickerintL,. Mail your entry no later than April 30 -- including your name. address and telephone number -- to "Contest". Nck- ering Iforticultural Socicty. 1036 (TIc- nanna Rd_ Pickering. on L1'V 51:3. The winner will be publicly wcog- nized. For more information call 416- 282-4434. Billboard TUF-SDAY. APRIL. l GENEALOGY: "Ise Nk*hithv-Oshawa Branch (Durham Region) of the Ontario Genealogical Society meets at 7:30 p.m. in the Arts Resources Cen- tre. 45 (Queen St. (behind City hall i. Oshawa. Topic is Reading Old Iland- writing: A Learning Session. Free. all welcome. 6233-2376 (Marion). 723- 7460 (Bessie). QUILTING: The Durham Trillium Quilters' Guild meets at 7:30 p.m. at the Rundle Park Communitv Centre. 241 Park Rd. S.. Oshawa. Carol Gould demonstrates the watercolor technique used in quilt designs. 623-7892 (Joan Seaton). WOMEN: The Ajax -Pickering Women's Centre presents Without Fear, a film about violence against women, at 7 p.m. at St. George's Anglican Church, comer of Hwy. 2 and Randall Dr., Ajax. Free admission. 686-2661. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2 OSTEOPOROSIS: The Osteoporosis Ajax -Pickering Support Group meets the fust Wednesday of every month from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. in the Commu- nity Room of the Durham Regional Police station at Hwy. 2 and Brock Rd., Pickering. Use back entrance. Guest speakers. All welcome. 683- 3948 (Marg) or 420-9197 (Moira). BOARD OF TRADE: The Ajax - Pickering Board of Trade holds a lun- cheon at Regalis restaurant, 1305 Pickering Pkwy., Pickering. Guest speaker Steven Gilchrist, parliamen- tary assistant to the minister of munic- ipal affairs and housing, discusses municipal amalgamation and reform. Mix and mingle 11:30 am., lunch at noon. Members $25, others $35. 837 - pants and a balaclava. Crime Stoppers will pay for any infor- mation that leads to an arrest. Callers never have to give their name or testify in court. Durham Regional Crime Stoppers can he reached at 436-8477 or 1 -800 -222 - TIPS. Two ways to look at performance. FAS T � � � � � � � � • '97 Sun f i re Coupe ❑ 9 (36 months/$1,500 down) I (excludes freight $620) 2 litre engine rear spoiler PASSLock' theft deterrent system 5 -speed transmission standard 4 -wheel ABS dual air bags AM/FM stereo inted glass ?r steering ?ntry front passenger seat FASTER.- 97 Sunf ire GT 2 5 4 * (36 months/51,500 down) 20 litre SFI 150 HP twin cam eng;�� electric sliding glass sunroo AM/FM stereo with CD player 16^ aluminum wheels air conditioning tilt steering/cruise control remote keyless entry dual air bags standard 4 -wheel ABS -5-speed transmission ®Don't forwto al K GM Card Earr toward The Total rurcha,e Price w Ince down Get what you want from your Pontiac Performance ptn Team A„jc rE*SW&AV 9 cAcr THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1997 - PAGE 11 Pickering _Sorts Al Rivett, sports writer 083-5110 Fax: 683-7363 -- -- -- ---- Pickering Panthers make their point News Aavertiser Coach `elated' team tied league heavyweight in Super Six series By AL RIVETT SPORTS REPORTER PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers started the Metro Junior 'A' Hockey League Super Six series against the league heavyweights on the weekend and clawed out a single point. The Panthers earned the point after playing to a 2-2 overtime tie with the number -two Caledon Canadians at the Pickering Recreation Complex Sunday evening. Pickering began the second - round series by losing 4-1 to the top- ranked Aurora Magna Tigers at the com- plex Friday night. The Caledon and Aurora games are two of six the Panthers will play against the top three teams which won in the first playoff round. The Super Six series continues when the Panthers visit Caledon at the Albion - Bolton Union Community Centre tonight, Tuesday, at 7:30. The Panthers are "elated" to take a point away from the weekend games, says head coach John Blackburn. Caledon finished second overall in the league during the regular season, 12 points ahead of Pickering. The point puts the Panthers in fourth place of the six teams, ahead of both the Thornhill Islanders and the Wexford Raiders who failed to earn any points after the opening week- end of play. "I'm elated that we came away with a point," says Blackburn. A don't think our weekend was that bad. Sure, our goal was to win both games. But, you have to remember that we played two quality teams who finished one-two overall in the league standings. We could have easily been 0-2 after play- ing those two clubs." After a scoreless first period in Sunday's game, Caledon got a goal in the sec- ond period. A powerplay marker by Panthers' Shane Terry early in the third period knotted the score at I-1. Caledon scored six minutes later to go ahead 2-1, but Pickering cen- tre George Trifon tallied with nine min- utes to go to tie the game for good. A five-minute overtime frame failed to set- tle the issue. The first star of the game was Panthers' goaftender Key in Boyle, who faced 41 Caledon shots on net, including mix in the live minutes of extra time. "tie's been fantastic all through the playoff's and last night he might have been better than fantastic," says Blackburn of his number -one netminder. Q� LER C. •f ; ���4,yTHEQ� Meanwhile, in Friday's contest against the Aurora Magna Tigers, who've lost only five games all season. the Panthers trailed 1-0 after one period and 2-1 after the middle frame. The Tigers scored an insurance goal with eight minutes to go in the final stanza and added an empty - net marker for good measure late in the contest. Rob Dancey scored the Ione goal for the Panthers. The Panthers will have to go through the Super Six series without the four vet- eran players who'll be lost through the second round of the playoffs and possibly for the remainder of the season. Pickering has been without Jeremy Schott who has an infected elbow and is at least another week from returning to the line-up. Jon Cartile and Paul Howes are both out with ligament damage in their knees and have vet to start physio- therapy treatments. Defenceman and team captain Richard Spooner suffered two concussions in the Oshawa series and it's doubtful he'll return this season. The Panthers A i:l play at home against the Wexford Raiders Friday at the Pickering Recreation Complex. Game time is 7:30 p m. photo by Celia Bronkhorsi Hoops champs St. Wilfrid Catholic School senior girls' basketball team of Pickering captured the regional championship for Catholic schools recently. In front row, from left, are Chantal Longe, Eilene Amurao and Nicole Bautista. In middle are Christie Maingot, Ashlee Froggett, Lauren Jardine and Christina Vazintaris. In back are coach Phil Guillet, Tashanna Robinson, Alexis McLaren, Vicky Ekwenuke, Danielle DeSouza and assis- tant coach Susan Gisana. - TEAMS AND INDIVIDUALS WELCOME LEAGUES SUNDAY TO THURSDAY 20 BALANCED DIVISIONS ALL CALIBERS OPEN/OVER ZOVER 35 RESTAURANTITAVERNIPROSHOP STARTS APRIL 27 905-839-4425 CALL THE LEAGUE WITH OVER 25 YRS OF MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE. PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1997 Buy one week, get the 2nd free! Call us for details Applies to Articles For $Na and Vehicles For 4 0!� 'C L;rjo Diz) (905)683-0707 Sale only. GARAGE SALES only $35+GST E=VISA ft W 1 General General General 1 Careers Help M11 Help 1 Help THE NAIL STATION Ca. reer T -a rig Center Be. come a nail techniaan. career trainng available in arthaai net is ear candling. bps. coatings. pedicures waxing (9051723-8083 1 General Help BROKER DELIVERY DRIVERS Must have own vehi- cle (4 cyl. small car) Cash paid daily. Im- mediate positions available fullipart time shifts. Com- mitment a must. Call 114 pm. only. 905-686-3232 1 Canadian Tire Pickering Now accectmc acclications 'or the following positions • Filling Crew • Cashiers • Warehouse . Dept. Staff Must be energetic. motivated and able to work days. nights, and wee- kends Part time to start Maximum hours available to the right individu- als. Please drop off resumes to Customer Service Desk No phone Calls Please. Past Applicants Need Not Apply. While we thank everyone for applying only those under consideration will be contacted. SALES POSITION MONEY S300 -S500 Attractive position for man or woman of neat appearance and good character for pleasant work Earnings opportunity of 5300- 5500%week to start Advance- ment. Education or experience not im- portant. Call 905-723-3411 Ffilled FOR 30 PEOPLE away In full time areas ompany. All areas must ril 15th. Pay varies. or full time721-OM ACCEPTING applications for all positions Door Per - am, Bartenders, Waitress, Waiter, Short Order Cooks. Must be 19 Apply within The Palace East. 947 Dil- I gfwm Rd. Pickering AN established day spa re- quires esthebaans. R.M.Ts, nail technicians. Reliable, excenem custom- er service. Call /or interview 668-8128 DICKIE DEE, Cash paid daily. Ice cream vend- ing routes avail- able in Ajax & Pickering. Students to Seniors. 4211-7380 USED CAR MANAGER required for busy GM dealership WE OFFER: • Excellent Income opportunity with salary and bonus • Demo or car allowance - Highly motivated sales staff • Medical and Dental benefits • Large inventory of new and used cars YOU OFFER: - High energy and enthusiasm - Knowledge of used car market - Strong human relation skills - Innovative merchandising and pro- motional systems which contributes to vour bottom line. Apply with resume including work experience to: File a 9789. Oshawa Whitby This Week, P.O. Box 481. Oshawa, L1H 7L5. DIRECT CARE :. .. won• „" -ev ,pr'1enlacv- Chalienged meCall diY. complex Children it a chrlcirer 5 'esidence Were. kenos 6 overnight hours Must nave previpuS experi- ence & a strong commh,F mint to waking with spe- oal needs Chidrorr, Fax re- sume to 905-686-3112 by Sun. Apel 697 DRIVERS required. LITTLE CAESARS PIZZA Ajax. Call 905428.9002 or 905-619.6644 EARN 5400 . 5600 ce- wee. '•or- nome Gipping coupons processing mall mail. assembling products 24 hr ;416 812-6891 Earn $2.530 a month from, home' Completing easy questionnaires for Custom- ers 416 812-6892 :ode 6 EASY PHONE WORK a! our once Day & evenings hours Starting Immedlent- ly Training provided S7 R r good bonus Call Heather (905)721.0021 EXPERIENCED FLORAL help required Please reply to file a 9786, Oshawa This Week, P.O Box 481. Oshawa. Ontario, L 1 H 7L5. EXPERIENCED hairstylist wanted for now Salon In Durham Centre. Ajax. Good wages. Call (905) 619-8057. EXPERIENCED nail tech- nician, be your own boss. reasonable rent, estab- lished North end salon, fun ame/part time. Please reply io fie If 9787 P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ontano L1 H 71.5 FULL rat desiring to join an ,es, tallish rd beauty and well- ness studio and spa We welcome your resume. 'f you are aligned wiM a no- li IileStyle and consider yourself progressive, afong with a willingness, to loam Clientele and a minimum of 3 years experience an as- set Elegance Image Stu- dio and Spa. 123 Athol St Whitby. ON 3Z1 Attention 80"fiy HAIRSTYLIST wanted. Im- mediate prsehor` gua ran. tee plus commission. full- time or part-time 723-W30 HAIRSTYLIST wail tech- vca- ung established Beauty Saiorfor sale a ren! treasonable) fully equipoec '7 stations). choice North Oshawa loca- tion. Don't mss owning your own business 725- 1171 HOME WORKERS U•. gently Needed up to 58200/wk " Easy work .. No experience required" For free details send a SASE tc SKylite Enterpris- es 150 Clark Blvd Suite 247 Brampton Ont. LIST 4Y8 INVENTORY CONTROL Shlpper/Recerver We have an Immediate opening for the position of Inventory Control' Shipper/Receiver. The applicant should have warehouse experience in pickkng/padung. shipping documents and have good organizational skills. Please send resume to: 119 Franklin Street, Ux- bridge, Ontario L91P 1.15 Ata,: Operations. only can- didates being interviewed wile be contacted. R PAYS to lose weigMf you look good. Feel great and earn extra income. Can 571 5063. 1 General Help LANDSCAPE Construc- tion Foreman (male or fe -Hale) Must be expert- enced In all areas of land. scape construction Call 905) 432-8997 between 2 30pm - 5pm. Mon -Fri LICENSED or Apprentice Stylist needed. par! time Dosltion, some full-time ^ours. $8 to start; prolit- 5nanng, birthday Day. good working conditions. For m- !erveew all 905-428-1607 MANAGER !or busy drug score merchandising buy - ng & personnel experience an asset Salary commen- s,,rale with experience Reply by fax to 905_ 372 3'26 MODELS NEEDED Female Ages 7-26 EARN EXTRA INCOME "ravei to exattrlg -lues New York. Pans. Milan Call for FREE consultation 430-5715 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 NOTICES Announce your baby's arrival d1�� fV w and receive a gift certificate entitling you to $25 worth l7 � of ouality babv products. General ff 1 Help Sales Help/ EM, Agent required Call 905-683 5 WANTED Class 'A' Truck THE WINCHESTER ARMS is seeking outgo- Mechanic to work on Mack Ing. energetic & creative InFax resume to 905 people for the following Po- 683-9492 attn. Service sitions General Managers. Manager Floor Managers, Super- EXPERIENCED RV visors. wait stall & expen- TECHNICIAN with Class A enced line cooks. Please mechanic licence Experi- send resume to 109 King ence with motor horses and Street West. Bowrnanvdle, their related equipment Ont LIC 3Z9 Attn Use Reply with resume to Box Miner No Phone Calls Po- 31051 Ajax Marketplace scions available in all Dur- PO 475 Westney Rd ham Region Locations North Ajax. ON LIT 3V2 1 Sales Help/ 1 Sales Help/ Agent Agent SALES PERSON Flexible hours approx. 30 hrs./wkly. Involves weekday, weekend and evening hours. Could lead to full time. Some lifting involved. Previ- ous sales exp. would be an asset. Fax resumes to: 905-683-1541 A": Tina. Hospital iredical Dental MEDICAL SECRETARY. This is an immediate open Ing for work with a surgeon at the Markham-Sloutfvllle Medical Health Centre The ideal candidate must have prior medical experience. (at least 3-5 years), excel- lent organizational skills, superior knowledge of Lo- tus Smart Suite some un- derstanding of medical bill- ing program. dictation at 80-90 wpm, flexible hours. !usually 9-5r. and is able to work independently Please indicate on your re- sume expected salary range Those mterosted In applying fa the above Do- s hon should fax or mad !their resume with a cow - mg letter Only those wmfed to an mterwew will be con- taeted No phone calls DieaSe_ Mail to Attn Car- men, 377 Church St. Suite GOt. Markham. ON L68 'At Fax 9054'1.3751 REGISTERED massage tremas! required Contact U Gayle wnght at Centra 'lealth aria Chiropractic 433-1500(Oshewai Skilled Skilled Daycare 10 • 1 Wanted NO SALES .c._0- _:,^1Da Help Help nal seeking 2C people in aopiecation oept Profos- alone' & well-spoken piny Call hie• 721-1411 Our Custom Kitchen de- partment is rap'dly oxpand- Ing We are looking for an experienced part -lime kitchen designer for wee- kends & some evning work Please send resume with relefrences to File ryrtlo Yu Hoe 481 Oshawa Ontano L1H 7L5 PAINTERS and Paper hangers warted Male or femahe Experience pre- f•med Permanent full-time Excellent customer service skills a must Call Crosby Decorating at 1905435- 0683 RIDING INSTRUCTOR wanted in Ajax 10 give ba- sic English Lessons to CUSS "A" MECHANICS Full time. Salaried Please mail resume to: Attn: Manager 1016 Brock Rd., Unit 02 Pickering, Ontario L1W 3M1 R.I.B.O. LICENSED C.S.R. Required by GENERAL INSURANCE BROKER 'Agency Manager' experience preferred Faxresume Go Mrs Richards 905-428-8672 BABYSITTER Wanted in -^y home .r the Picketing area References a most Rekabie car pryk•ned Call f339-6366 LIVE IWLIVE OUT Nanny requ,red for our 3 children ;10 months. 3 & 4 12. yrs I Fug day school for 2 eldest Non-smoker Own transpa- ranon prNerabls Iyax area References required 905- .cov.000 •neer, r P.m a weekends NANNY REQUIRED 3 !a, s.wlieft it my home. 7wr tranWrateon, ECE & cirSt Aid training preferred Call 420-6105 Daycare Im Available 1 Sale" Help/ HVAC Service Technician DAYCARE Available in required for commercial & loving home, will provide Agent residential work Full-time nutritious lunches and PvC & Gas Finer t li children and adults Non required Call 905-683 5 snacks Daily activities and smoking facilities Call 905- HEAT/COOLING Compo- 0380 outings Call Nancy 428- 6863641 for an interview ny in Clanngion needs ex- 3695 SIGNATURE HAIR Studio. perienced sales rep for res- lite Pose- LANDSCAPE Construction Foremen, nxnimum 5 ars E.C.E. Weg provide a rearm an BxrJusive hair Silos In self-ommeraal live self -motivated. one e- r9 experience n interlock nurturing environment with g many learning Opporlunl- Whitby. 4 baking for a stye- tic people. Please call 905- et 'nstallation, retaining walls. decking, decking, fencing etc We ties Experienced / Refer. st & nail technician with 623-2956 kx interview. looking for an em- ences. Puckering Beach & win chentele. commission based. call 430-8787 STUDENTS yllanted to work In fun atmosphere. & POSITIVE, assertive sales person for commission sales computer skills an asset. Fax resume to (905)+33.5041 palntirg marketing posi- tions. fullipart-ti a summer obs start immediately SAL ployse ler the future. Fax Polio arse, 905-426-1534 resume to (905)668-4400 FULL Day. Mom/Lundvat- LICENCED Truck Mechan- ic required for full time work- Please call Newcas- tle Recycling Limited at 905-786.2046. ter school supervision, south Ajax, St. John's Am. bulance certificate, hot lunches, nutritious snacks, duty wales. Call 427-2356. ! ES REPS- Required Pickering 420-5132. Ajax fa Pickering Whitby and worry 4282212. lyan• Canada's free dg/care. Warm luirich- LOVING RELIABLE, a's lea°xg News Advertiser,a,snacks Home Seller Assistance TELEMARKETWG $9./hr. Company needs you( no Plus bonus Calling cpm- real estate license re- mercial accounts. 24.30 quired. fuM training Will busiress rauralwaek. Sar- ad and must have a car. geanrs Party Rental. Fax You will be required to do resume: 906-7W3192. appointments in evwwgs and some weekends but TUTOR REAIIIRED to the rewards an greet and tate in to my tone and your schedule is Ilexibk. teach piano. Please call Only NO Motivated People 427-7000 ask for Richard. Need Appy 11 Eamings $40 k+ 905.837-789D. Classified Dept. open every iialL to N. B N ini..ea-&Ni,, PA. Sat. 936 - &H Call 6+83-719 smoke free, Akona/Pine. graved OakbwrVWet Creek canJbduo 509.7787 MATURE, reliable day- care. Harmony/ "Inca am Lots of toys and roan ler play in a sats and happy Owimrvnenl. Excellent rat - Check Out Our Flyer Delivery Seruiceta Daycare • Available RELIABLE Babysmer. any- time - full tinse/part time. summer break. Harwood/ Hwy 2 area. Non -snaking environment Newborns welcome 428-9995 • 1 Business to • Business INTERNET Advertising Works! Get you, business on the World Wide Web and reach 60 million people FREE details Call 24hrs 905434-2170 Dept TW -2503 1 Firewood FIREWOOD, Excellent quality hardwood. Guar anteed. extra long fully seasoned, cut and split Honest msasurenwnt Free dellvary, Kozy Heat Fire- wood 905.753-2246 1 Bargain Corner 19.4 PLYMOUTH Voyag er co%. ,ehcary a beauty frochanrcally a beast SSW 1994 Chswtts. S35C as xk Call 6836338 A.J. CASSON prints. mom - per group of 7 framed 3 inch x 27 Inch $140 lens Call (1105) 42016643 ALUMINUM boat, with Iry well and trailer Good con- dition $500 obo 726.7252 BOOKS BOOKS BOOKS How about your own 1, brary For sale as one - over 3,000 hardcover books many Collectors. plus 5 sets of encyclope- dias plus 4 custom built oak book shehreS. measu•- Ing 7 It 10' x 12 it long You will have many more books leftover atter filling this library With those lovely loather books m- cluding over $7.500 worth O! time lite series. In at: about $20.000 value for a firm price of 52 000 1905: 263-8105 MAKITA 7 ti4' circular saw. electric brake. Brand new Never used Steel carrying case $200. Firm Call 905-728-7252. SECTIONAL COUCH, parchment beige, excellent condition. $195. Also glass top square cocktail table, 550.. call Laurie 686-1843 for Sale STEF & Hanks appliances, now selling New & recon- ditioned appliances. Brand now stoves. gWelactric. brand new fridgas, mason. able rapes. reconditioned appliances: crasher $225/ up. dryers $175hp fredgas $3001up, stows WWup, 0 -p. -size washers 5300APp. alpL am dryers $250. 362 French St. Oshalw 905- 432-7167 warranty 6 mall A PORTABLE (school room). 53995. Plea" call 905.4361330. ire air• �r fsr The il0istributor a IlyeTs in ow era. Hove pour flyers deNwxed Wit.:,- .: t y.. dr P.�! stip wefllissdsy, Fridyr a Sunday with tit• ftewspilper f#W everybody Reeds. :. i� zs � 4 • . 4 - e News Advertiser BICYCLESES PLUS BIKE SWAP April 5th & 6th Call 436.6040 for details Arts & 01 Crafts FOLK -ART CLASSES. Beginners Folk Art Classes starting April 10th, Also Sat morning and flexible day eve and morning classes available Will ac- commodate shift -workers. For further information call 576-3947 Articles For Rent ALPINE, Scny car stereos. sub box 'Nilson. Slazenger tennis rackets, ladies right- hand golf dubs. microwave. Cannon rebel -G. contax RTS cameras. new golf glove. right-hand large Tailor-made drivers 432- 7728 BEDROOM furniture. Son- netarf�que white French provincial. 6 drawer dress- er, mirrordesk hutch. chair, bedside tabletwin size bed with headboard & foot board, top of the hne mattress & box spring- im maculale condition, bed covers also included. 5850 Sk machine. Vnamaste, northern trails, with com- puter, soiling for almost new $325 420-6623 BEDROOM Furniture Baronet if,il frerch pro- vincial 6 drawer dresser. mirror. desk. bookcase. bedside tablecaptain's bed with 2-drawers8 4 shelves Sell Call 905- 430-3759 BUSINESS ITEMS For Sale CJs- Cl ogster $75 Male Mannequin, Free standing 5150 2 Glass showcases 5100 each Inquire (705) 9322025 Carpet Mill Disrtibutors, 12 months No payments. No interest. (OAC1 3 rooms (300sq h ) Installed wird deluxe pad from only 5399. Specials on Vinyl. Coramc and Hardwood Flooring Free Shop At Horne t -BOP 663-6046 CARPET- OUALITY car- pet, Low prices Latest co - fours and fashions- Sales, Installations, repairs. For free estimates. Call Wally 723-5295 or 706-3517 www 3. sympahco. ca/car - pets CARPETS: Lots of carpets, 100% nylon stain release. carpet 3 rooms $339 (30 sq.yd.) Includes: carpet, premium pad and irstaYa- non. Free estlmebaS. !error discounts, carpet repairs. Sam 90586-1772. SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 579-2238 Articles 1 For Sale CARPETS- Trt and save New 100% nylon, Stain- less Full product line avail- able to suit any budget Senior discount Repair and restretching for free es. timate. Call and I'll show you the difference 110% customers satisfaction guaranteed. Mike (905) 431-4040 COMPUTERS - 366 OR 486. complete with tax mo- dem. VGA color monitor. color ribbon printer. $575 or $675 no tax Phone Dennis 571-5291 COMPUTER multi media system. 486 Dx40. 1701-10,8 mag ram 1 44 floppy drive 14 4 tax alta modem, 1 ,reg video Card, sound card. 4x CD tom. colour monitor. speakers key board, mouse, mint tower 5750 080 Cali Marty at 905-728-7252 COMPUTERS Complete with •honil Intei Pentium 166 with 12X CO rom SL599 upgrade to 486 Dx4 '00, $199 or /Intel Pentium 120. 5325 In- cludes mottle' hoard and processor) Parts Parts Parts PCI Video $39. cases 555, 336 modon S99 CD Rom kits from S195 used 'monitors from $35 Lots more Phone 1905) 697.3059 Computer Clearance Centre. COMPUTERS COMPLETE Pentium 75 system rcuc- Ing 15' monitor $799 New Pentium 120 systems with 14- monitor $1.195 Pentium 166 systems with 14- mons - for from $1,499. MMX cap- able Deals on hard drives, mother boards, video adapters etc Computer Clearance Center. 164 Baseline Rd. Bowmanvmle Just east of Exit 432 from 401.(905)697-3059 CUSTOM-MADE 9pc sol- id oak dining room suite. beautiful fabric on chairs. excellent condition, asking 52400 Call 905-579-7356 GARAGE door repairs. broken springs, cables. rollers, openers Installed $49. New doors/openers. Quality Plus Doors 416- 336.0073 GRAND OPENING !!! now accepting on consignment ladies and children;s cloth. ing, must be clean, in style Spring & summer Items only Drop off 1.4 daily Cell (905)665-7292 HERBIE'S HUBCAP CEN- TRE. New & used wheel covers, new from 535.95/ set. trades considered. Ship anywhere Toll tree 1. 800-461-1836 Peterbor- ough HOBBY ZONE lformerty Stuff) Sports cards. comics. C O's. wax packs, action figures, supplies Buy/Sell/ Trade Grand Opening 50% off Sale now on 100 Lupin Or, Whitby. '905)665.1247 HOVER Patient Litter with 2 s.mgs wolf adaptors. asking $1500 Can 905 725-7529 MICKEY THOMPSON. Bala belted 29 x9 5011. L,ke new. $300 00 434-5098 MOVING sheer on sheer . white fits 10' window or larger, very full, like new, paid S1600. asking $500 Two night blinds with chain up & down. like new. scal- lop bottom, fits 10' wandow Paid $230 each, asking $75 each Roller skates with case made in USA Paid $275 asking $90. worn four times, size 6-7 Phone 4341932 MOVING SALE - Cherry - wood table with 8 chairs. Cnerrywood china cabinet, sofa. loveseat and chair. twin beds, box and mat- tress. queen bed. box .mat. tress. righted side tables and dresser entertainment centre. two swivel rockers sterl catxnet. and speak ers 571-0574 MOVING SALE - INGLIS 21 _ in frost free indigo. and sell cleaning oven al- mond odor. $700 par Vik- ing washer/dryer. one unit 2 years old $700. wooden Steep Stand. 4 15 Shelves. glass doors. S50 1990 Ford Aerrosta. 7 passeng- er. as wheal drive. $8.200 !905) 665865 MOVING SALE Walnut dining facile with 4 Chairs. lighted wood glass hutch, walnut outlet love seat 8 matching char (like newl. dk stained bamboo couch and swivel char, mat clung coffee table, fall )either swivel chair, 2 glass & brass and tables, variety OI framed pictures. 3 -section stackable wall unit. 3-soc- tion side -by -soda dark Dire wall unit. white Pani set (table. 6 chairs, umbrella and char cushions), sed - cleaning stove with Co- nngware top. 21 cu. ft. frost -free fridge (approx t yr. old) 905-420-0974 Phillipa 26' floor model TV $300. Camping BBO S20. high char 525. 45 gamin plastic drums $15 each. Call 579-1170 PIANO - Newcombe upright formerly player type Ideal for beginner. present- ly in Hampton United Church. $500. obi. Call Stan 905-263.8018. SHEDMAN - Quality wooden sheds 8' X 8' barn kll. only $299 plus tax Many other sizes and styles available Also garages and decks. 761 McKay Rd Unit 3. Pickering. For more ,nfo call 905-619-2093 AGGREGATE Perfecl for drive- ways. storage yards or harn yards. Eco- nomical. various cf/eti available Delivered or picked up Call International Mill Service Wentworth St. W., Whitby 668-6871 OAK/PINE FURNITURE Traditional Woodworking is pleased to introduce our new 'Home Office' and 'Entertainment Centers' We have added many new bedroom 6 dining room Pieces as well We Proudly handcraft what we sell and offer the highest quality fur- memngs available any. where at low competitive prices 905-985-8774 TRACTOR older mode, Massey -Harris needs work 3 point hitch. asking 51100 International 2 furrow plow 50 Chinchilla cages Can after Spm 905-983-9845 USED FRIDGE 5225. and JO . used stoves $200 and uD. used washers $250 dryers $179 and up Brand new brand name fridges. 16 c f $605 New brand name 30' stoves 5449 and up. New scratch and 0" bar fridges 5 c f. 5249 Sw Ph•nson's Furniture and Appliances 227 Court St.. Oshawa. 576-7448. WATER. f you are Con- cerned with the taste. smell Wor look of your water. we can help Call to Into. 686- 8351 or 686-0234 after 5 pm Articles 1 Wanted APPLIANCES Wanted. working or not working. Call Stars Appliances 905- 432-7167 WANTED - dirt bike 125cc. in good working order, or Triumph motorcycle. 25 yrs and older Call 666-8180 WANTED - fndge and stove, colour -white. In gently used condition and reasonably priced. Please call 985-7132 WANTED! Good used bi- cycles for bike swap. Call 905-436-6040 for deuib PENTIUM 200 dream ma- chine fully loaded. tons of software 6 months old. worth over $3600, must sell Dan (905)619-4835 •1 Lost & Found ,a.4 "I'l l,ano. ou.uvu 19e9 GHEV SPRINT, -ed. original miles 5600 o b o automatic, 68 000 miles, Is certifiable Can 728- well maintained. excellent 8500 condition asking S3 250 certified Telephone 125. 1964 CAVALIER, 2 door, 5 2879 or 725-1443 speed $1200 certified. (905)697-3201 1969 Mercury Topaz 4 cyl auto $2195 :en •987 Pontiac Bonneville full LOST: South Pickering, white 'long-haired. Lhasa AM on March 28. needs medication. REWARD Please contact 839-9761 PeW1 • Suppliesi Boarding Y 1985 DODGE 600 Con- loaded. $1995 cert 1985 vi lble 52.500 060. 1985 Monte Carlo. 8 Cyt 4 barrel 22fibre form boat. 35C in- dual exhaust $1295 as is. board V8 complete with life easily certified 404-9759 lecke! 8 trader 59. 1990 Lincoln Signature. 080 '984 Gilden Fwhite mint condition. ^76-0use -ceder $4.000 0lco1 BO 136.000 kms, was certified 576-0977 in October new brakes. muffler. etc $12.000 Cal; 1979 REGISTERED Han 1986 BUICK r (905)434-8840 Arab Mare, 15 3 hit Needs experienced rider, good D10Od mare $2.000 or best ;Her 1905 373-0715 BORDER Collies. working ,' competition. registered ,,ormed and ist needles. 'wady to go $300 Call 905- '96-1030 SHEPHERD illi for sale Only one •amity raised CKC female shepherd Deft Must sell fast Asking $450 Call 705-733.2486 BUTTONS HAS PUPPIES. Toy poodle black 0, white. duclaws and tads copped. first shots Ready to go first week -;f April 5350 Phone 1-71J5-639-5174 HORSE BOARDING - New oaln has a'ge cox stalls available rear Laxer edge and Taunton Rd Ow" door ring $175 OOrmonm Sue (9051655.8369 ell Um- rtec -42 00C Kr^ Interior & 1990 PONTIAC 6000, 4 body good Runs wed Ask. THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1997 -PAGE 13 Garage/ Garage) 1 Articles 1 Yard Sales 1 Yard Sales For Sale Articles 1 Computer9 1 For Sale Video 2993 723-5802 condihcr $1090C flexible 1990 SUNBIRD LE 2 or 1 1 Automobiles for Sale Automobiles 1 1 For Sale Automobiles 1 1 For Sale Automobiles gin, For Sale BICYCLESES PLUS BIKE SWAP April 5th & 6th Call 436.6040 for details Arts & 01 Crafts FOLK -ART CLASSES. Beginners Folk Art Classes starting April 10th, Also Sat morning and flexible day eve and morning classes available Will ac- commodate shift -workers. For further information call 576-3947 Articles For Rent ALPINE, Scny car stereos. sub box 'Nilson. Slazenger tennis rackets, ladies right- hand golf dubs. microwave. Cannon rebel -G. contax RTS cameras. new golf glove. right-hand large Tailor-made drivers 432- 7728 BEDROOM furniture. Son- netarf�que white French provincial. 6 drawer dress- er, mirrordesk hutch. chair, bedside tabletwin size bed with headboard & foot board, top of the hne mattress & box spring- im maculale condition, bed covers also included. 5850 Sk machine. Vnamaste, northern trails, with com- puter, soiling for almost new $325 420-6623 BEDROOM Furniture Baronet if,il frerch pro- vincial 6 drawer dresser. mirror. desk. bookcase. bedside tablecaptain's bed with 2-drawers8 4 shelves Sell Call 905- 430-3759 BUSINESS ITEMS For Sale CJs- Cl ogster $75 Male Mannequin, Free standing 5150 2 Glass showcases 5100 each Inquire (705) 9322025 Carpet Mill Disrtibutors, 12 months No payments. No interest. (OAC1 3 rooms (300sq h ) Installed wird deluxe pad from only 5399. Specials on Vinyl. Coramc and Hardwood Flooring Free Shop At Horne t -BOP 663-6046 CARPET- OUALITY car- pet, Low prices Latest co - fours and fashions- Sales, Installations, repairs. For free estimates. Call Wally 723-5295 or 706-3517 www 3. sympahco. ca/car - pets CARPETS: Lots of carpets, 100% nylon stain release. carpet 3 rooms $339 (30 sq.yd.) Includes: carpet, premium pad and irstaYa- non. Free estlmebaS. !error discounts, carpet repairs. Sam 90586-1772. SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 579-2238 Articles 1 For Sale CARPETS- Trt and save New 100% nylon, Stain- less Full product line avail- able to suit any budget Senior discount Repair and restretching for free es. timate. Call and I'll show you the difference 110% customers satisfaction guaranteed. Mike (905) 431-4040 COMPUTERS - 366 OR 486. complete with tax mo- dem. VGA color monitor. color ribbon printer. $575 or $675 no tax Phone Dennis 571-5291 COMPUTER multi media system. 486 Dx40. 1701-10,8 mag ram 1 44 floppy drive 14 4 tax alta modem, 1 ,reg video Card, sound card. 4x CD tom. colour monitor. speakers key board, mouse, mint tower 5750 080 Cali Marty at 905-728-7252 COMPUTERS Complete with •honil Intei Pentium 166 with 12X CO rom SL599 upgrade to 486 Dx4 '00, $199 or /Intel Pentium 120. 5325 In- cludes mottle' hoard and processor) Parts Parts Parts PCI Video $39. cases 555, 336 modon S99 CD Rom kits from S195 used 'monitors from $35 Lots more Phone 1905) 697.3059 Computer Clearance Centre. COMPUTERS COMPLETE Pentium 75 system rcuc- Ing 15' monitor $799 New Pentium 120 systems with 14- monitor $1.195 Pentium 166 systems with 14- mons - for from $1,499. MMX cap- able Deals on hard drives, mother boards, video adapters etc Computer Clearance Center. 164 Baseline Rd. Bowmanvmle Just east of Exit 432 from 401.(905)697-3059 CUSTOM-MADE 9pc sol- id oak dining room suite. beautiful fabric on chairs. excellent condition, asking 52400 Call 905-579-7356 GARAGE door repairs. broken springs, cables. rollers, openers Installed $49. New doors/openers. Quality Plus Doors 416- 336.0073 GRAND OPENING !!! now accepting on consignment ladies and children;s cloth. ing, must be clean, in style Spring & summer Items only Drop off 1.4 daily Cell (905)665-7292 HERBIE'S HUBCAP CEN- TRE. New & used wheel covers, new from 535.95/ set. trades considered. Ship anywhere Toll tree 1. 800-461-1836 Peterbor- ough HOBBY ZONE lformerty Stuff) Sports cards. comics. C O's. wax packs, action figures, supplies Buy/Sell/ Trade Grand Opening 50% off Sale now on 100 Lupin Or, Whitby. '905)665.1247 HOVER Patient Litter with 2 s.mgs wolf adaptors. asking $1500 Can 905 725-7529 MICKEY THOMPSON. Bala belted 29 x9 5011. L,ke new. $300 00 434-5098 MOVING sheer on sheer . white fits 10' window or larger, very full, like new, paid S1600. asking $500 Two night blinds with chain up & down. like new. scal- lop bottom, fits 10' wandow Paid $230 each, asking $75 each Roller skates with case made in USA Paid $275 asking $90. worn four times, size 6-7 Phone 4341932 MOVING SALE - Cherry - wood table with 8 chairs. Cnerrywood china cabinet, sofa. loveseat and chair. twin beds, box and mat- tress. queen bed. box .mat. tress. righted side tables and dresser entertainment centre. two swivel rockers sterl catxnet. and speak ers 571-0574 MOVING SALE - INGLIS 21 _ in frost free indigo. and sell cleaning oven al- mond odor. $700 par Vik- ing washer/dryer. one unit 2 years old $700. wooden Steep Stand. 4 15 Shelves. glass doors. S50 1990 Ford Aerrosta. 7 passeng- er. as wheal drive. $8.200 !905) 665865 MOVING SALE Walnut dining facile with 4 Chairs. lighted wood glass hutch, walnut outlet love seat 8 matching char (like newl. dk stained bamboo couch and swivel char, mat clung coffee table, fall )either swivel chair, 2 glass & brass and tables, variety OI framed pictures. 3 -section stackable wall unit. 3-soc- tion side -by -soda dark Dire wall unit. white Pani set (table. 6 chairs, umbrella and char cushions), sed - cleaning stove with Co- nngware top. 21 cu. ft. frost -free fridge (approx t yr. old) 905-420-0974 Phillipa 26' floor model TV $300. Camping BBO S20. high char 525. 45 gamin plastic drums $15 each. Call 579-1170 PIANO - Newcombe upright formerly player type Ideal for beginner. present- ly in Hampton United Church. $500. obi. Call Stan 905-263.8018. SHEDMAN - Quality wooden sheds 8' X 8' barn kll. only $299 plus tax Many other sizes and styles available Also garages and decks. 761 McKay Rd Unit 3. Pickering. For more ,nfo call 905-619-2093 AGGREGATE Perfecl for drive- ways. storage yards or harn yards. Eco- nomical. various cf/eti available Delivered or picked up Call International Mill Service Wentworth St. W., Whitby 668-6871 OAK/PINE FURNITURE Traditional Woodworking is pleased to introduce our new 'Home Office' and 'Entertainment Centers' We have added many new bedroom 6 dining room Pieces as well We Proudly handcraft what we sell and offer the highest quality fur- memngs available any. where at low competitive prices 905-985-8774 TRACTOR older mode, Massey -Harris needs work 3 point hitch. asking 51100 International 2 furrow plow 50 Chinchilla cages Can after Spm 905-983-9845 USED FRIDGE 5225. and JO . used stoves $200 and uD. used washers $250 dryers $179 and up Brand new brand name fridges. 16 c f $605 New brand name 30' stoves 5449 and up. New scratch and 0" bar fridges 5 c f. 5249 Sw Ph•nson's Furniture and Appliances 227 Court St.. Oshawa. 576-7448. WATER. f you are Con- cerned with the taste. smell Wor look of your water. we can help Call to Into. 686- 8351 or 686-0234 after 5 pm Articles 1 Wanted APPLIANCES Wanted. working or not working. Call Stars Appliances 905- 432-7167 WANTED - dirt bike 125cc. in good working order, or Triumph motorcycle. 25 yrs and older Call 666-8180 WANTED - fndge and stove, colour -white. In gently used condition and reasonably priced. Please call 985-7132 WANTED! Good used bi- cycles for bike swap. Call 905-436-6040 for deuib PENTIUM 200 dream ma- chine fully loaded. tons of software 6 months old. worth over $3600, must sell Dan (905)619-4835 •1 Lost & Found ,a.4 "I'l l,ano. ou.uvu 19e9 GHEV SPRINT, -ed. original miles 5600 o b o automatic, 68 000 miles, Is certifiable Can 728- well maintained. excellent 8500 condition asking S3 250 certified Telephone 125. 1964 CAVALIER, 2 door, 5 2879 or 725-1443 speed $1200 certified. (905)697-3201 1969 Mercury Topaz 4 cyl auto $2195 :en •987 Pontiac Bonneville full LOST: South Pickering, white 'long-haired. Lhasa AM on March 28. needs medication. REWARD Please contact 839-9761 PeW1 • Suppliesi Boarding Y 1985 DODGE 600 Con- loaded. $1995 cert 1985 vi lble 52.500 060. 1985 Monte Carlo. 8 Cyt 4 barrel 22fibre form boat. 35C in- dual exhaust $1295 as is. board V8 complete with life easily certified 404-9759 lecke! 8 trader 59. 1990 Lincoln Signature. 080 '984 Gilden Fwhite mint condition. ^76-0use -ceder $4.000 0lco1 BO 136.000 kms, was certified 576-0977 in October new brakes. muffler. etc $12.000 Cal; 1979 REGISTERED Han 1986 BUICK r (905)434-8840 Arab Mare, 15 3 hit Needs experienced rider, good D10Od mare $2.000 or best ;Her 1905 373-0715 BORDER Collies. working ,' competition. registered ,,ormed and ist needles. 'wady to go $300 Call 905- '96-1030 SHEPHERD illi for sale Only one •amity raised CKC female shepherd Deft Must sell fast Asking $450 Call 705-733.2486 BUTTONS HAS PUPPIES. Toy poodle black 0, white. duclaws and tads copped. first shots Ready to go first week -;f April 5350 Phone 1-71J5-639-5174 HORSE BOARDING - New oaln has a'ge cox stalls available rear Laxer edge and Taunton Rd Ow" door ring $175 OOrmonm Sue (9051655.8369 ell Um- rtec -42 00C Kr^ Interior & 1990 PONTIAC 6000, 4 body good Runs wed Ask. door al, coed •51 D x- ing $1500 as is Car. 263- cerhhed 55.000 Phone 2993 723-5802 condihcr $1090C flexible 1990 SUNBIRD LE 2 or 1986 SUBARU Station auto ami new brakes Wal," 4"ccor 4 -speed ores rad Very Clean, nor. air amu9m stereo cassette smoker 53500 obo 721. very clear throughout. no 9663 list. ;ably -driven. $1350 1967 Pontiac Fini weld Call 905-576-3317 1991 PONTIAC FIREFLY ma,rtaned how tries new 5 speer: s. 'oof ex f ller•• shraddtng, non -allergic condmor S3500 cernaed 1987 Cnevy Astro Val 4 3 420-7267 au'o amlfm Cass. colour 1991 FIREFLY. 2 door 5 blue wigreylust certified Spee^. A- F•- Cassette. 117.000 k- Asking $4800 Surl Rel motor wim 579-5749 warranty New •aa cutch SPORT HORSE/All 5375C Call 571.0175 1967 DAYTONA. 2 2. 5. speer' ' rbr 1992 GEO Metro 4 Cyl,r- ARLIE SALES LTD. 5 Taunton Rd.E. Osha Ont. 728.2755. 571.777 Don I look any fur!he, 1 vans & trucks to chops from including 35 pr owned cars Plus 15 As I Specials 1992 Buick R Ltd full load. 13W $8 1991 Buick Regal Gran Sport fun oad. 127 59095, 1992 Pinnac SE door full load. 71K 512.990 1989 Ford T -Bi full ;oad. '58K $5695 1993 Buick Skylalk. fill bad. 125K $8995 199 Geo Storm '39K $5995 19% Dodge Ram. 76 auto pis pit. only 38K $15.400 1992 Saturn Coupe ful ,oad. 180K 57995 199 Chev Astro ran to -ton Paint . fun load. 124K $12.400 1989 Chev Sut urban 152K 'educed f 58999 1993 Ford Aerosta 80K fun .oad S11 995 1994 Dodge A -W -D ful oad 46K $1640() 198 Chev Sport -side 5-spee stick 244K new motor $6995 199' Pontiac Sun- bvd 4 -door. '36K.st 'e- *XW to 55500 '392 Chev S10 4 3 V6 auto and cap. 106K S9.9% 'AT AR. LIE'S.' WE HAVE SOMETHING FOR EVE. _. u 1 "a :c pis der w"n air conditioning. RYONE. tit. pi w. win. +eny sporty. power braves anon cas- 96.000k- cr 'ebuur en- sone new orates and ex. re 31250 as is 1967 S- haust 95 DOC - •Hint 0 WRANGLER. V6 au- Condition 55500. Oshawa tomatic suh-roof sliding 723-3770 'gal w'hdow, pox '.rrer sap vnnm boards b 1994 CAVALIER Z22 ROTWEILLER Puppies. 5 uq on 'lector, visor, mot ca+dnon. 38 �C� c a weexs, pemonaaily plus only 153.001 $4550 black, grey nterior mint loyal. fabulous tempera- cerrrtied 305-5'5-5384 condihcr $1090C flexible ment. excellent with kids Mon-Thurs atter 6 30pm 432-3236 $300 1905, 728-9024 ""Sun anytime 1994 GRAND PRIX i5 (905)721-8795 and easy a yKLUWill 1 J, Cis a0s ., , LHASA APSO pups for 1967 Pontiac Fini weld security system •-door aO- saie Reasonable Non- ma,rtaned how tries new warf fl -'s �ke� shraddtng, non -allergic brakes. -lar'y new parts as sit SOC n new ';no h•olth guarantee, vw nee- is. S'495 0 b c Call 723 - owner 905 -Like 0 died. House training start- 3487 1994 Pontiac Tran Sport ed (7051 7%-3124 1995 DODGE NEON: Rod. silver 5 Cylinder. 'n good SPORT HORSE/All •967 Sundry Coupe acro, condition Call 432 2617 OUARTER HORSE c'css n•w fires. paint. and more days or 571-5226 even- gelding. 1C maims oto 61- Great shave runs Weil rings ready 4 tin GpOo show 165 000 km S250C Whir UTO LOANS u1 .sealer will arr.tnge Financing c' -_•n 1f you have t,,l turned down hc! Ire. Leans .i'-olable for no ort. had credit an,: hankruptcy (til.'• er`,. Call Janice (9051 666-3398 20 THE BOSS IS AWAY AND wa, THE BOY'S WANT TO 9. PLAY!! Will got a dozen 8 vans, all certified and ready e for the road from 1985 t0 e- 1994 Examples 1994 S Chev Astro CL Ext burgun- egal d!I and silver with dutch 995 doors and full load d $13.995 1993 Satan SLX. K. 8 passenger, air. black aro 4- shiny $11,980 '992 Ply. mouth Voyager LE ro. 'Woody' with quad buck- ets. loaded $10.495 1992 Ford Aerostar SL Ext air. 3 nit, cruise. pretty $7995 1985 Chev Astric 5 pas. Sanger, good solid econo my S3.395 Sunshine Spe- Ctais 198' Taurus Trader 2 21 11 3 c,ece bath fully e equipped 54.995 1985 Dodge 600 convertible. ooks great funs belle' c $3.995 '990 Pontiac Fire- r bid. called T -tops. iow k's $8.395 1991 Pontiac Firs- t fly convertible 5 spa . cute 8 as a button S5 195 1992 d Geo Tracker convernole 5 sod 103.000 it's $6.395 1992 Asuna Sunrunner convertible 5 spa while 56.395. 1991 Chen Cava- lier Z24, oadea high K s, brad, beauty. $4.995 1968 Che. Cavalier Z24 ioadla. wnife SA 995 '989 Cutlass Ciera 4 d- auto air M•. -odea $5495 1990 Ford anger Extended X1_7 6 r' 5 sod air hit Cruise :6 995 TRADES WEL- COME. CASH FOR YOUR ZAR AT CERTICAR AUTO CENTRE. 155 KING ST W, OSHAWA. AT MIDTOWN MALL. 'WHERE OUR CUSTOM. ERS SEND THEIR FRIENDS' OPEN SUN. 3AYS CALL (905) 574 2666, NEED A VEHICLE? Crocrt - c e^s- Dowriayments '1)m $300 monthly pal -Ws 'tar S10C OAC -ars from '984-90 Cam =_ C -416)723-0352 potential Must W seen - by 666-5201 1994 Z ' E n Cap 4x4 ATTENTION: Dog Owners $3.500 a best orfer (9051 -arry al SIC 50CDC waded `-1000 xm sou .x- 1991 Dlov Cavaker Z24 5 373-0715 Systems starting at 554 99 per warranty. S22 000 yid s- red. S6900 •989 K-9 E - (]Vipl 1966 CAVALIER wagon. 697-2760 r Bodge Caravan 7 -Dass 2238 and easy a yKLUWill 1 J, V6 automatic :niy 96 000 Fire Hydrant kid0ohioutdoor auto S390C coo 934-2^5 Pupa I10 weelkrs�ng, xm tally-ioaoed mint con- 1965 Dodge Caravan SE lady owner. Call after 7 advanced. fun. ''ooks sass Summer conformation Bator 54195 certified 1988 CAVALIER Z24. 5 -speed runs & woks excellent red V6 ots of power optwns. nor -smoke' 35K S'5000 o6�2'37 1 In ' In ! MtmOflams / lasses for beginning and with black .ntenor $3995 week 905)723-5413, Fax MltTlOflams experienced handlers. comhed 905-433-1787 1995 DODGE NEON: Rod. ve auto cert $$3500 wooer" sohalg, plus, plus, $5.900 Call 5791568 4 Plus. Clea 905 683- 852 Coll, a r -„root on n, 52.(X)0 ,kms. sill under wa- ATTENTION: Dog Owners 1966 CelebrityEurosport. -arry al SIC 50CDC Doggie Dooley Pet Waste V6 automatiic. excoflent at T000 905-665-8741 Call Systems starting at 554 99 running car. very clean. 52800 �,fted Call 579 - up to 150 lb. wt Dog Life 0904 1995 Nissan Quest XE. Jackets starring at $25. 32' blue auto, just 21 OCC ,m Fire Hydrant kid0ohioutdoor fWty loaded. warranty. one BEST Ball. 4-12. 6' 10' PRICED 'o sell 1992 Mer. lady owner. Call after 7 Lifetime Guarantee. Start- cury topaz GS excellent P- 4368658 ng a $10 99 9.9. 7 days, COnfiaon, only 81,500 kms week 905)723-5413, Fax 4 door, automatic. a lim 2 1989 GMC VANS. 305 723-1466 15% off d or. cassette air conditioning. ve auto cert $$3500 Oared b1' ADni 30 $5.900 Call 5791568 OLD In trail 9.5 at 428-0283 1 1 Autoflloblles for Solfe NEED A VEHICLE? Poor crol No credit? Bankrupt? Call Trace at 905.576-ISW or 1-888- 259-3673. 1 can flop! 1966 OLD TORONADO. :oaded, v-6. mint concinon annual rust Checks. service records available 1lOk ong 55.200 (905) 432- 8430 905-433.9676. 1989 AER- OSTAR Van. loaned. $4995 certified 1989 FORD 4x4. $6495 ConApd 1989 CHEV Astro Van. load•d. $5495 certified 905-433-9676 To place your �r�'1:I,., personalized ad r ; ." In Memoriam call 683-0707 and let -- -..one of our profe�naL. 1 1 : 11 : 11 � i 1 Roofing : 1 ' Plumbiing : 1 • Plurnbing Mloving dt rani Part„ r • Mflirbrwrla • Services Wood Fencing Delos - Chain Link - Iron Dnkd Holes - Sal Piet FREE ownetlas Call Steve 905-50••5077 mobile 416-729-1348 CANIV11TRY tree esbinales, haus addibats, basements. decks, tam work, door kr stala6an, baseboards, sheds, root repairs, ISIt1il i0 a Jr. AREA NEW TILE 4 COLORS $399. (416) 282-8934 save 711% off labour Book on or Before call Jim Br�ariWn 906.43x54124 references and Written guarantees DOUG CLARK PLUMBING, Licensed ,insil repairs& alterations, new bathrooms and renovations, purrlp FREE ESTNATES 19 YRS. EXP. 66F-5172,24 NRS. 1.400,831-2343 PLUMBING REPRIRS &,few Installations Also Clear clog drains and w CNN gas finer. For fr•• •stinialftL CM (905) M12M MOVNi1G Houses. Aparbnorlts, Of- fices. AppYances and Piano Specialists. Senior and Mid -Month Dis- counts. Licensed, in- sured. Free Estimates. ExcNbnt service, Cale 436.7195, Lawn cutting & leaf clean-ups available. Also spring clean- ups, window -cleaning & small home repairs. pap 416-370-1412 WANTS MOM Dong Magic For CMdren's Parties And All Occasions. Have My Own Magician. can wzuk 66.4"& Me • H4*M • Beauty News Advertiser Classified Dept, WANTED - 59 people to open every Mon. to Fri. 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m- We up to 30 aa.. by Mah- Sat. 9:30 - 3:00 Call W-0707 on Day. An Natural. Call rlorrll (416) 631.8837 PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, APRIL 1. 1997 C� J CAL L • 4 t'. c 683 -?545 for up-to-date auction listings. Clarington & Port Perry residents call 404-2615 For an audio version of all current and upcoming auctions located in southern and eastern Ontario please call the above number. e ' Auctions rem, Auctions P.M Auctions am, Auctions P.M Auctions e 1 Auctions e ' Auctions AUCTION SALE GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTRE NEWTONVILLE APRIL 4TH FRI. 6 P.M. Sell,^g the estate of Dora Sandercock. •-a•wood and Mrs •�enry. Bowmanvine. Becroom furniture: Cecar chest, bed. 7 n0, linens. living 'oc�-i furniture, an- nq„e furniture, fridge. Steve, dishwasher. — ;rowave. washer scr-1 dryer, freezer, diver, Unrden scan- ner. satellite control. 'then set. k,tchen- wace. small applianc. es two Hitachi rem- -._ N's. glassware china. dishes. jewelry. gd'den tools, mow- e,s arge quantity of craft supplies. cake orating supplies a,,- accessories. a, s:) the estate veht- ie 1987 Buick --en- one owner, 700 km ' This is a z ge auction Pre- v'ew Friday after 2 P -- Auction starts at6pro Terms Cash. ap- proved Chequevisa, m..:. interac Amex Auctioneer Frank Stapleton CAI. TCCA. CAPCA (905) 7862244 800-263.9886 SAT. APRIL 5197, 5 P.M. PETHICK AUCTION BARN, 2495 CONC. RD. 06, BOWMANVILLE (HAYDON) This week we have the contents of the estate of Lucy Hurl, Bowmanvllle, to be sold including 6 pc. diningroom suite, chi- na cabinet, chester- field suite, recliner chair, bedroom furni- ture, apt. size freezer, mantle clock, colour TV's, carpets, col- lectable glass & chi- na, tools & many oth- er interesting & unu- sual items. Large sale. Viewing from 4 p.m. Terms are Cash, Visa, MC or Debit Card. For more info. :all (905) 263-4252. Sale managed and sold by Garry K. Po- Nell o- Nell Auctions, Ap- xaisals & Liquida- ions. Clean consign- nents welcome. 'lease not sale start - 1g time of 5:00 p.m. AUCTION SALE MacGregor s Auction Hall, Bowmamrille. Household Effects. Colletables. Tools, Lumber & Sports Cards Sunday April 6th. 10:30 a.m. (Viewing 9:00) (Sports Cards at 10:30) 401 to Waverly Rd. North to a2 Hwy. & East to Scugog SL North 1 km. S:•tdays Auction features a quality selection of _Ic & newer furniture. country collectables, large offering of tools, from a local farm & sports :ands Partial list Includes dlrnrgroom suite, pressers, tables. chairs. corner shelf sofa's & the unusual, tools. include 14 hp. Mastercraft hg mower, (1 year old, subject to reserve). 2 'a: at armsaws. table saw. 5 hp compressor volt). gas mower, roto tiller, gas weedeater, "ansaws. sanders, drills, planer, router, hand '3o's. lacks. chain fall, logging, tow & tractor chains. fence stretchers. tering, garden & lawn too,s, axes. sledge hammers, bars. clamps, etc. Scres of nuts. bolts. electrical & plumbing hard- wa-a. Lakewood airtight stove, wheel barrel. lad - ler fax & photo copier. 'V'spicnic table, patio sr etc Lumber includes cherrywood planks, pia:ned maple & red cedar fence boards. Sports Cards include boxes. sets, stars. & individuals 'r,D— 60's. 70's. 80's & large selection from early w^ s Note cards sell at 1030 a m This will be a a•ge quality auction with a varied offering Note - 3C start for Sport Cards. Regular Sale will stmt at approx 11 00 a.m Come early. Browse & enjoy a day at the Auction (Next Auction A;,';i 20th & 27th) Call to consign to future auc- ^S. your location Or Ours MacGregor Auction Services. Mike MacGregor 905-987-5402 905.623-7949 SALE Wed. April 9th. 6 P.M. leatunng a a•ge col- lection of pottery in- cluding 9 pcs Weller, 8 pcs Carlton Ware. 12 pcs. Roseville, Moorcroft, Van Brig- gle. Royal Doulton, plus marry boxes to be unpacked. NOTE NEW STARTING TIME: 6 P.M. Full list next Tues. Consign now. 683-0041. Randy Potlsr Auctiorwr Ltd. WARINGTON BAILIFF SERVICES. Ve are instructed to ell by bid and Rnder, Under Virtue I the Landlord and errant RSO 1980, The entire contents f Unicorn Ceramics, 91 Bloor St. E. )shawa, Unit 4115, to 1rJude approx. 2000 eramic moulds, 3 lett. ovens, pump, f counter other pieces Property leasing ar- rangements may be available. Viewing from 10 a.m. til 2 p.m. on Thurs. April 3/97. For more into. call 905.436.7376 or 9OS-263.4252 AUCTION Sat. April 5 at WARNERS AUCTION HALL Hwy 82. Colborne Selling the contents from the home of Mr D. Astol which in- cludes antiques. col- lectibles and modern home furnishings, ant oak Hoosier cup- board in excellent condition, ant. pine chest, 4 poster bed with pineapple tops, large ant. oak 3 door ice box in excellent condition, Mahogany music cabinet. walnut double bed, ant. ex- tension table with leaf and 6 chairs, brass claw foot drop leaf ex- tension table with chairs, ant. oak li- brary table with draw- er, nice book case, mice Grandmothers cock, very nice ex- ecutive type desk with matching 2 pc. credenza, modern dressers, chests, wan unit and countless other pcs., dishes, glasswares, house- hold articles, etc. everything sells, no reserves. Starting 10:00 a.m. plan to be on time. Gary & Bill warner Auction"ns (905)355-2106 SAT., APRIL. 5TH 11:00 A.M. at Northumberland Mall Hwy. 2 Cobourg Featuring: 6 1996 FORD TAURUS Sedans/Wagons 1997 ESCORT New 1997 Suzuki Swift Plus 20 to 30 more. Partial Listing 9_ SMC 12 tore 86 Charger 94 Cavalier 86 Voyager 93 Shadow 87 Sentra 87 Caravar 88 La Baron 86 Century 76 Chrysler Newport 83 Honda Sabre 92 Dodge D50 85 Toyota Van 89 Fprd F150 Ext -a -cab 89 Daytona 88 Choy S10 86 Cadillac 92 GR Voyager LE 87 Jeep 93 Sable LS 79 GRU Boat 70'S 14FT Ski Boat 78 Merc 9 8 HP eerwres certified viewing Consigrwrwnts horn 9 a.m. welcome CAN -AUTO Automobile Brokers & Appraisers RR#4 Cobourg 905-373-0024 AUCTION SALE Thurs. April 3rd at WARNERS AUCTION HALL Hwy 82, Colborne Seiiing contents c' a Colborne and 2 Co- ^ourg apartments, .:wners moved to Nursing Home Plus 2 sofa sets. the last of Our 19% inventory, making room for 97 stock. several new rugs, various sizes, new consists of at- tractive sofa & love seat plus new queen size bed sofa, fridge, stove, washer and dryer, bedroom suite with double bed, dressers and chests of drawers, 2 ant. dressers, Round table with 4 chairs and large leaf, 2 used sofa sets, occasional tables and chairs, plus other furnish- ings, large quantity household articles, dishes, china, glass, knick knacks, some collectabies, lawn & garden fools, hand tools, collectibles etc., every" Sens, no reserves. Sale Starts 6:00 p.m. sharp. Plan to be on time. Visa, MC, Inter - ac, Cash or Good - chaqw Gary & Bill Wamar Auciionaars (905)365-2106 ARTICLES FOR AUCTION For nen auction house in Picker- ing. Antiques, new furniture, applianc- es, collectibles, etc. J. IRVINE AUCTIONS 924 Kingston Rd. (At Fairport Rd.) (905)831-8463 AUCTION BARN Friday, April 4 at 5:30 pm. 3 Miles East of Little Britain on County Rd. 4 property of Mr. rley Blacklock of dray plus others. 9 room suite, Grandfa- ther clock, 2 cedar chests, drop front secretary, 3 pc. mod- ern bedroom suite, press back rocker, Lady Hamilton Silver- ware set, Super Stan - tin Accordion, walnut 1/2 moon table, waktut magazine rack, Mod- ern dressers & chests of drawers. Viking 2 -door refrg- erator, Sonya mi - usher & dryer, q B records, Lowc lectric organ, Man ocks, Parlour tabic 'hurch pew, qty. C adian coins, Herda it tight stove, 4 x etal box trailer, q lien, china, glat shall electric a iances, tools & a k:6blel items. Don & Greg Corrtail Auctioneers RRe1 Liths Britain A,.;c i 1�r1 SnLE Contractors equipment - floor models - fall inventory All new products at auction prices Thursday evening Thursday. April 3rd 7 p.m. Front Street West. Hastings ' H P Sears riding mower 38- cut. Brerweod 48- wood 'acne and assrd chisels. 5 H P 26- cut Lawflyte riling mower, Ryobi and De Walt hammer drills, mini ,::mpressors. eecinc power mate appliance moving - al. 10' table saw. Poeter-cable door lam set, rafting s: fares. boxes of new wood. screwslnadslfinrngs. -gs, gas grass whip. B & D workbench, gas cans, sr ipvac ex. cords. bottles c' propane small hand tools. S 4 levels, ornate metal bending machine. battery anger, new electrical boxes, belt sander. new - ventory of Quartz portable healers, ceramic heaters. 2 416 IT humidifiers, furnace ^counted models. new pabo —'s, lawn furniturebrass toilet firtures, new seats. :aiplashc 5' tub. lawn sprayer, nozzles, complete k• -as viriages/treeslights.skating ponds etc. 10 pars u' •ollof blades'knee pads. street hockey equipment, c•ass fireside sets 4 & 6 man tents, a ectnc window tans. snow scoops. sun shade tents. plus much more Terns Cacti Visa - MC - Bank Interac ..:5 BR:TTAN: AUCTIONEER I.C.C.A. "BRITTANS AUCTIONS" 1-800-450-8470 HASTINGS 705-696-2196 14"01 Auctions e ' Auctions SAT. April 5 - 10 a.m. for JOE & PHYL- LIS KELLEY of Newmarket. Take Hwy. #48 to Davis Dr. at Newmarket. Go west to Leslie St. , then north 1 1/4 mi. to Greenlane. Watch for signs. Farm sale includes 1979 A.C. F2 Combine corn soybean special, A.C. 539A flex love bar 13' grainhead, AC A438 WR cornhead, case 2094 Tractor cab 3300 hrs., 1973 Ford 7000 Tractor 85 hp. Case 1210 Tractor, seed drill, corn planter, plows, discs, cult., harrows, sprayer, grain dryer 500 bu., gravity wagons, sq. baler, West- field Roscoe 5300 bushel grain bins plus much more. FRI. April 11 -10:30 A.M. for BOB & MARG MASON Of Victoria Corners. Take Durham Rd. #23 (Lakeridge Rd. ) north past Hwy. #47 to Victoria Corners. Turn right to #250. Watch for signs. Large Auction of Market Garden Equipment and Farm Machinery. Int. #674 diesel Tiactor with loader, M.F #65 diesel Trac- tor, Ford 3000 diesel Tractor, Int. #140 Tractor with scufflers fert. unit, Int. TD 5 gas Track Crawler, plows, discs, Rotovat- er, transplanters, corn planter, tree plant- er, veg. wagons, Greenhouses, irrigation equipment, 1984 Chev Kodiak Truck, 1980 Freightliner cab over, pallet forks & lift, 11 hp. generator, pallet bins, plus much more. SAT April 12 - 10:30 a.m. for TOOLE BROS. FARMS, 18131 Centre Rd.. Mt. Albert. Take Davis Dr. to Centre Rd. Watch for signs. Farm sale includes J.D. #6620 Titan II combine. J.D. #213 grain - head. J.D. #444 cornhead, J.D. 4640 Tractor 3400 hrs., J.D. #4250 Tractor, J.D #2750 Tractor Cozy Cab. Int. #484 diesel Tractor, discs, harrows, plows, corn planter, seed drill. Mario irrigation pump, irrigation pipe. fittings & nozzles, Wester- field Roscoe corn bins, 30' Shivers dryer bin, gravity wagons, forage harvestor, forage blower, augers, sq. baler, wagons plus much more. NOTE: Call for full faxed listings of these quality Farm Sales. Terms are cash or good known cheque. GARY HILL AUCTIONS (Division of 1081454 Ontario Inc.) Sunderland 1-705-357-2185 MAJOR CONSIGNMENT EQUIPMENT AUCTION BERRYBANK FARMS R.R#2 TAUNTON RD., ORONO, ONTARIO 1 1/2 MILES WEST OF HWY 115 SATURDAY, APRIL 5TH, 1997 - 10 A.M. Selling a full line of harm equ,oment, tractors. machinery vehicles hardware, recreational items, tools, lumber etc.. TRACTORS/EQUIPMENT Ford 3000 Farmall H AC -B' 21 hp JD 2010 w/Loader Gas Leyland 344 w/Loader New Idea 1 Row Corn Picker Construction Floats/Trailers Haywagons Grain Wagons Hayrakes MF 721 Spreader w/End Gate Square Balers 18 Dalthef Priming Machme/Sprayer 1 WIC Big Bale Unroller w/Honda Motor Roto Tillers Patz Stable Cleaner Shp drive unit (Rebuilt) 1/21314 Furrow Plows Cultivators 61111 to 30ft New Feeding Equipment Parts Stainless Steel Flooring Slats H & S Sell Unloading Wagon Industrial Shelving New Store Stock New Powers Tools Air Compressor New Animal Clipper 50hp Gas Motor 30 5 x 6 Round Hay Bales Cedar Posts Horizontal Shingle Min Fibreglass Boat w/Traikx / Motor Outboard Motors Dodge Ram Charger 4x4 w/Snowplow Case 730 2 WD Diesel Massey Pony AC-014"w/Loader Gas IH Cub w/Hydraulics IH Super -A" w/Hydraulics/Scuftler JD 43 Corn Sheller PTO Used Riding/Push Lawn Mowers Sickle Bar Mowers 2 Pipe Elevator on Wheels Vicon KM 281 Disc Bin 363 New Idea Tandem Spreader w/Top Beater & End Gate 16-20 &g Wheel 988 Patz Sib Unloader w/motor Horse Spreaders Disc's 1300L DeLaval Flattop Milk Tank whew Corepressor Mechanical Transplanter 1 Row w/Water Tank 2 -Row Hoeing Attachment 3pth Seed Drills MF 33 and IH 10 Used Glass/Stainless Steel Receiver Jars 4 cyl Arc Welder on Wheels WIC Bedding Chopper Dual's/T-res 8 hP Wisconsin Water Pump with 3 inch Capacity 45111 Tandem Flatbed Milkhouse Sinks Oxen Yoke New Well Water Pumps 30 5 x 6 Round Straw Bales Lumber - Cedar/OaktCherry Kool 54 in. Blower/Pipes Canoes 1 Man Ultra Light Jet Helicopter 1991 Cube Van Automatic Over 1,000 Lots Consigned Already Something for Everyone. LIST SUBJECT TO ADDITIONS AND DELETIONS TERMS ARE CASH OR CHEQUE WMW40PER ID OWNERS AND AUCTIONEERS ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR MISHAPS LUNCH BOOTH FOR INFORMATION AND TO CONSIGN TO THIS AUCTION CONTACT THE AUCTIONEERS JOHN D. BERRY, ORONO, 906453-5757 FRANK G. STAPLETON, NEWTONVILLE 905.756-2244 THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1997 -PAGE 15 RMAutomobilesApartments Apartments Apartments Houses Shred Office b Private Nimes Wanted For Rent e , For Rent EA � � For Rent A , For Rent , Acro modation FA • , Retail SpaceOn, For Sale CASH FOR CARS! We WILSON OLIVE area. 2 OSHAWA - 2 bedroom buy used vehicles. Vehicles bedrooms. available April apts. May occupancy, $600 must be in running condi- 1 Fndge. stove, heat & range Locations to suit tion Call 427.2415 or come hydro included. $742. Car- you. Stockwell Realty to 479 Bayly St. East, Ajax pet, parking, laundry fac. Corp. 723-1265 at MURAD AUTO SALES. Daytime 263-8369 or even- 1 -BEDROOM basement A & A AUTO SALVAGE ings 263-2522- apartment clean, bright Top cash for scrap. Aban- 2 BEDROOM upper level, spacious & quiet. suitable doned and good cars/ 5 appliances. 2 -car park for 1. No dogs $575 all in trucks Call us last for best ,ng, no smoking, no pets, eluded Available Apr 1st. prices. 24 hits.. 7 days 30 access to lake. bus. mall, 905-725-7833 Dave min. service. 905-686-5003 Go Train Pickeirng $850' CLEAN, QUIET or 905-706-5234 mo plus 837-7765 Family Budding North WANTED - Mid Size GM. 2 -BEDROOM, S680 in Oshawa. 1& 2 bdrms In - V 6, wagon or 4 door, Cut- cludes all uhhttes, parking elusive Pay cable. parking lass. Grand Lemans, Regal & laundry. Centre/Gibb. & laundry lac. 723-2094 in top condition. 579-7715 Oshawa. Clean, spacious. OSHAWA Newer build - ' Trucks well -maintained 9-plex near all amenities. May 1 905-985-9106 img; well-main!a:ned. ger- emus suites. Parking & hy- for Sale tae the add' sse finished ti's w/adn-1 se for dro included. on bus route HOUSE m Ajax� basement 289 CORDOVA- 2 bdrm 1 -bedroom, $600: 2 -bed - water. cable. available May apt Park & Bloor $700/ room. $750. 3 -bedroom, 1981 GMC truck 1-50. Ex- mo 2nd floor unit uld. incl $860. (905)426-5740 cellent condition 14h alu- lstilast. Parking For more PICKERING Bright and minum body Rebuilt en- into call anytime 436-9683, ings.basebds. 60 oz carpet L - gine, new clutch Ideal for 576-2877 or 623-3706 clean one bedroom base - movers. $4500 OBO. Call 2000sq n man floor 3- ment Private entrance. (905) 683.8266. 3 -BEDROOM apartment. Available May Ist for a non 9956 close to downtown Whitby. smoker no pets. 5600 1985 International, 22' 5 no pets. 5800/month plus 1905) 831-6445 ton. 5 spd. single axle, hydro, hrst.last, dean. quiet PICKERING new 2 bed- DT466. too many new parts budding, 666-4312 5-9pm all inclusive Available ROSSLAND/ATTERSLEY AJAX. POOL. 2 females OFFICE near downtown Sprawling, 3.600 sq.". Oshawa quiet court Iota. looking for 1 other to share Oshawa. 1000 sq. ft dived- Bungalow on 1 21 acres tion. Immaculate 3 bedroom clean, cheerful non-smok ed into 3 offices, secretarial Grand foyer w1cir Oak semi, familyroom 1 1/2 Ing house, partially -fur and kitchen Excellent lot staircase. Formal Dining I baths. deck, patio. spacious nished room, laundry. near professionals. Jnsurance rm wloak Mooring 7 Ff to d i paved drive, cozy fenced GO. 5400/month+li3 hy- etc Immaculate turnkey ling rd top widows 1500 backyard Near bus walk to dro 905-428-3209. condition. 905-571 1 301 sq If kit w/granite floors. Publkr;High Schools. Avail- BRIGHT room to rent in OFFICE UNITS FOR RENT counters & fl c ceding (Cathedral able May 1 (flexible occu- large. clean, quiet, friendly second floor. good g,mcce i,ejdslone Up 8 panty) $895 ,month + Oil-(.'hngs. shared home Cable. laun- Street North fOshawa) lo- skygs. & oak floors ties lsVlast 905-6972519 dry. close to Oshawa Cen- cation. parking available throughout 4 Ddrm 4 mar - SOUTH AJAX 1500 sq tre and public transit No 576-5123 Ask for Kathy rms & elegant e de bmnsu- ft . 3 bedrooms. 2 wash. smokers S350/per mo (first SOUTH OSHAWA - 3 de w% lass nt step-up Uti- 9 rooms, 2 parking spots, and last, 576-3816 Industrial tae the add' sse finished ti's w/adn-1 se for $1200 includes heat. hydro. HOUSE m Ajax� basement • Omits in or s business, in -taw or sneer ' water. cable. available May bachelor share bathroom house keepng cottages 3 enjoymerr, B'smi has -very 1 Long term lease pre- furnished lour , cotv, phone. room, parking. cable. utili' ,pgrade Oak cast- ferred. 427-2943 cable. air, private yard AVAILABLE mmed In- ings.basebds. 60 oz carpet L - WHITBY, ideal location, Parking. $425/mo.. firstllast units for Approx 1200 sq.ft Enter 2000sq n man floor 3- Avail mmedtately. 586- !ease. prime 'oCahon. Gsh. tammenl areawMt to ceil- bedroom bungalow, family 9956 2000-4000 so h 14 It rrg F,P 3 adl rms plus room, wtirgldinmg, kitchen, cerby Home r Ayax CA. G ome drive-in doors. office front Olc. Exercise rm (confer- -- appliances, garage. S975 NORTH WEST OSHAWA. many uses. near 401, from ante Rim ) & workshop All all inclusive Available Legal Secre,ary has ha.:se 5871/mo 433-4151 days, imaginable :pgrades Inc i Apr 28 905-723-5493 to share with non-smoking 579-5909 eve Sec Sys Offering a 'BO- FOR RENT OR SALE 3 _edrxm •mow^^c.se tir.r•r working professional Use INDUSTRIAL UNITS - NUS' $2.00000 cash back Housing of all facilities. $350/mo 1280 Ter-legar 1.3'_7 & In, -r your dosing /mort lees an Wanted call 905-576-7002 958 sq M office waretious- Call 436.0312 to view Ask. dual neatair. remote entry,HWYN21POTHERGLEN: last, no smokif4pets. Avoid. Ing Park and Bloor 1748 'ng $469.000 00 las Call 905-723-991' PICKERING Major Oaks, and 1775 sq. ft $3 25 sq. M. ,Weekends anytime). EXECUTIVE HOME sought partial ly-fumShed Irg too-. private bathroom quiet net Call 579.5077 atter 5 ' Condos to list. Bills to prove. Certi- please leave mess room basement apt fireplace, with home ties Call Jim (905) 619- Dy responsible business Gose to Oshawa( - dean home. Parking, faun - 571-3281 for Sale tied, asking $9.500. Call Tony 721-0986 Westney/Hwy 2. two bed- room basement apartment. private Sheppard/Roseban11 Available May 1 F ret S950 last Houses I For Rent couple Whitby border Must have A/C. 2200 sq h + Up to dry No pets IsVlast. •ere(- erces. snare with non- Cottages .� PLAZA 7001900- Oshawa's 1986 Mazda pickup B-2200 kitchen, private entrance. 839-5529.509-1263 rkng 5400 or with 85 Chev step-up jacuzzi park,( 9' S'- - - !month Call 905- smoking professional for Rent most crest.g¢.s cordo - automatic, 87,000 kms. use of laundry facilities. pi,ances. utilities Included table for sales Telephone 427-7272 or 686.9281 436-6168 or 905-404-2250 Avail immediately 3400 ^c _M,ums otter a secure, power steering. power Po 9• storage. close to Go and PICKERING - one bed - roc,r did availabe May 1, 751k for Darcy 686-0298 GREAT f carefree iI}e style in a are - brakes. cap. box liner. 401 $740Jncludmg utJlr room basement apt. Utih- 54800 certified. Call 579- ties Call Jim (905) 619- ties, separate entrance. 9582 2089 laundry SW inclusive area Laundry on premises roomxecu 'eve style home 4 bedroom Suitable for one Apr 1st CHEV 305 small block for AJAX, hear hosptal. Lux- 686-8562 sale. chromed and painted carious 1 -bedroom base- PICKERING, GO, t-bed- chev orange. Can see run- mens apartment, fireplace. :af 905-728-0877 rkng 5400 or with 85 Chev step-up jacuzzi park,( 9' room basement apartment. ton truck (needs work) 5550/month plus 1,'2 uh'- private entrance. dean. aP 56uso lad net and pool $6 00 l ties Avail. June 1 or before pi,ances. utilities Included table for sales Telephone 427-7272 or 686.9281 no smokmg/bels Ideal for 430-8389 ^c Singie female. available with a Christian Lady AVAILABLE Now I Bed- mmediatety. S550 905 - CHIP TRUCK. S^.000 eve- roc,r did availabe May 1, 6866105 rything inCuded Good 97two-2 bedrooms every- PICKERING RougemounV condition 579-2' 74 thing included Nice quiet AT LAKE SEYMOUR. RELOCATING Executive PICKERING VILLAGE. ,sning and amdy holiday or. Rice Lake. 1 ly of floor pians from ast Available April 1st wants tit reit• newer rooties, ��• •art snare fac o Hour from Oshawa. Mader- $'79.900 Viewed by ap. area Laundry on premises roomxecu 'eve style home 4 bedroom ties, quiet family neigh- es 3 bed,cbeach?mi p0,rtment through R,stow, & Northeast Piciiiii I- 2 car garage. Whitby area. Domood $400 per mo Call o sand ), ground. sandy p ayg Fleming L:mlted. Reartc' 'E• :af 905-728-0877 428-8295 children's program, boat & 575-2548 k throughout For more Into smoker, 'stlast. 905-509- motor Low faml'y pnCes. wgli maintained family a' y tion area Share ail fac'ili non-smoker 5375 ' TOWnh0USe3 PICKERING. Share a qu.ei -_mhy bright home Sunrymead onages R RPT •3. Hastings. Ont KGL 'YO Lots for Sale ^c For Rent with a Christian Lady (705,695.2601 • ' F)Or1di -- cu 1989 CHEVY custom made _aundry, utilities, parking parking, private entrance, throughout, garage with -1, ncludes 4 appliances. grades No agents please `luded Immediate occu- AT LAKE SEYMOUR. ESTATE LOT. ' 3 acres in Large Dacne�ur. 5530 all SOUTH OSHAWA - 3 parity Gose to GO & 401. Wocdlane Erates. ;^ '-e -(ries area ;f 'ne -(es 5 min working singie%couple. No 00drOom tow --se C10110C10110 Mary K'.assen 1416) 286- Trent River System. fam'ly fro, Oshawa. S'09 000 - 10 schools and shopping 3993 house keepng cottages 3 Call 905.668-XxB new tires C B radio. AM.' 595d'mo at inclusive First room, parking. cable. utili' pce ba•^ bocl beach 122 Colborne r arcs same ro share 3- 20 Honda roam Main trailer Call budding m BlOOo'WJson Dysc^ 'lean 1 -bedroom Upper duplex, large drive ast Available April 1st PICKERING- 401 and store. playground, 9C min 9 LOTS AVAILABLE starting 9 Vans! area Laundry on premises basement apartment suit- uiddtes Available May 1 985-579-99%days W`ites R: Home in kgnet Northeast Piciiiii I- _ at S'2' _,' - Natertront ' ; WRIClI ! Balconies & carpet able for 1 parking. utdines Included.5550lmonth Non- No smokers/pets. $7001 3 bedroom townhouse ,n sub-d-sion conserva- 888-9'3-22'2 commune'• on LaKe y ecu roof on Florida room, new throughout For more Into smoker, 'stlast. 905-509- bedroom 2 storey older wgli maintained family a' y tion area Share ail fac'ili non-smoker 5375 bedroom raised basement -og call 905-427 ,_.'� or In Park on Hwy 36 bet- please call 721-1178 1163 after 6pm , • -mpiex Freshly decorat- Ses ,T,orttnly .939-7540 • ' F)Or1di /05-9e5 3724 cu 1989 CHEVY custom made AJAX AVAILABLE now parking, private entrance, throughout, garage with -1, ncludes 4 appliances. grades No agents please +ac. Rentals RESIDENTIAL LOT. "5 X iuxu .an. wth raised root ry Large Dacne�ur. 5530 all PICKERING. Whites/401 appliances. S950 per mo ,t. utilities Parkin close to 9• room with private bath working singie%couple. No 2'4 .'4,1; s.: -sutat 84 .000 kms One Owner 5 inclusive Non srnOker, n0 new - rt walk -out 1 bed - n 7{hods. ii •. • all am@ndiBS. May SINGLE PpGFE iS.ONA1 ties included, plus cable and Available ed b}tldi^g. tem@n• 'Igor new tires C B radio. AM.' sets. 686- room, parking. cable. utili' 721.1368. 122 Colborne r arcs same ro share 3- CLEAR WATER AREA. 3 AMP Sery FM cassette 8 passenger. 4710 ties included. separate en- OSHAWA, house 3 bed- ! E Os E Oshawa Appt 434- Caro, furrtiSfted VJ- _ - �'='-- '-w -(Nat woodundestircove. e. wood stove. EnhNC Qeatl. 4 captain seats. fad down large BROOKLIN Extra lar trance. non-smoker 1sV r • ,972 cerby Home r Ayax CA. G ome lacuzn. 98C prvate yard. yard 1905 '28-0055 1 double bed Excellent con- ore C✓dr-om apartment last. $650 Available immal Cres. Fridge & stove,' laundry, ac, Irving V. 6 apW. 2nd Moor laun available now Por nt0 and We offer hope Please call drtwn. cemhe0 Asking $16.000 905-430-0358 lar treed lot, quiet area. 9e avadabla April Ist $685 diatel Call 905-831- Y 9458 .I FOR RENT OR SALE 3 _edrxm •mow^^c.se tir.r•r dry. F/P in ground pool, lots & skyl gots. double garage to view photos 905 - 574 3788 • ' Business 1995 WINOSTAR oaded. utilities included 655 5539 OSHAWA - NORTH Ox- utilities, first & last. Avail. Oshawa. 'Jose to schools & shopping 5885.month + 'McGarr( Wry modern ST PETERSBURG. p� ortunities dual neatair. remote entry,HWYN21POTHERGLEN: last, no smokif4pets. Avoid. ford two 2 Do- Near May 1. call for information las Call 905-723-991' Reasonable .ncltusrve rent FLORIDA. ceau•:f- -s.a :1e, ,Weekends anytime). aluminum whorls. low Immaculate tin t ^oder^. 9r• � GO station. 401 Parkin 9 f 3 bedroom mom loon Call 905-7064484 Sol. 2 oecroom. fumy ALTERNATIVE MEOi mileage. private owner, waren dealer serviul t warranty. large 2 -bedroom basement apartment. separate en- hydro. balconyfpatro $730 an Inclusive No � bungalow newer kitchen. hardwood boors. all ap- Rooms / SOUTH AJAX Acorn for -art_ Pleasant bed -sitting OW00ed. ground -til villa on brain, pool. IKUZZi, CINE 4 ' 2 r -s ago 1 yh my 1001[ ;D 7pday from Ir is 528.500. sell 517.695 trance. 4 -appliances, no Available immediately pkances. 5800imo pkn uta for Rent -oom. friendly aduff Home, gpit. 'ernes. boating fisrvng. my home •warn more titan +GST&PST 905-434- smok"` is Available 4'De (9051 721-2232 (dt6) 239- Na pets ROssland/Brock 2 -piece loam, dose to bus. Sleeps 6. 5375 US weakly my doctor Part-hrheitud- 7317 immediately $780nndu- 2752 Whitby area. Available ALTONA RD. / Shlapperd: snared facilities Non- (905)839- 75 71 time Training provided ' Trailers sive, firstAast 1 se y r lea IMMACULATE 1 -bedroom SOUTH OSHAWA - spot- less 2 bedroom half nasi ment apartment in new. now References 668- 8"1 Bright cloy, -u hisned room for employed non smoker home. 85.k 585: week 427- 0394 Pfirla t ffomes gin, Small investment required 905-432-8234 24 hr 'ecoroetl message i casement apartment In very quiet adult 5-plex 3 BEDROOM or 2 bed- room and Jinni room g in quiet 3" share separate kitchen, pati- WORKING 'tam"), alae 2425 preferred. 10 snare 2 For Sale I !rave recency purchased J newer Oshawa home Suitable for business per- Large living room and hall. rooms, references. �st.last bedroom apt with female. a smai tieanktg F*anChge 1990 HOMESTEADER 12 Separate entrance. minutes son or couple Non- Open deyg,. Newly deco- ft00 per weed 509-2459 futly furnished Must like BROOKLIN - POPULAR n the Durham area and x 38 ft mobile home, 10 K to GO. 401, & O C Carpet- smokers, no pets $560 rated 5 new apWances- animals 686-3484 f nc TRIBUTE a oedroom ^art need a working partner to 20 Honda roam Main trailer Call ed throughout. ceramic hydro extra Includes heat. Upper duplex, large drive fully furnished One bed- Moor in kitchen, french water. 1 parking space and fenced yard 5825 room. 4 pc. bath, fudge full doors. gas fireplace. central First/last . Available May 1/ uiddtes Available May 1 sue. propane stove and air, fridge. stove NI-indu- June 1 Ret Ravine Rd Cala 905-571-2757 Oven Elecinc hot water, sive heal, hydro. water, ca- 728-3634 No smokers/pets. $7001 deck 10 x 16, shed, new ble & parking MUST BE STARTING c' expanding a CENTRAL WHITBY 3 roof on Florida room, new SEEN' $6501month firm SOUTH Oshawa 'arge 1- bedroom 2 storey older carpet Located at Nestle - tstAast required No pel bedroom raised basement home, cozy, very dears. ex - In Park on Hwy 36 bet- No children preferred Call apartment on lower Moor of tra large living room, III ween Lindsay and Bobcay- 905-725-2664 after 6'30 sent'.. with laundry. 2 -car (shed rec room, carpeted geon, on water Brand new pm. parking, private entrance, throughout, garage with $45.000. Asking 530.000 or grades No agents please $575 all inclusive Avail- workshop area. large lot. 4 best offer Leave message LARGE BASEMENT bed- able April Ist. Mature appliances. S950 per mo brio( 4 m ftr 5 room with private bath working singie%couple. No plus utilitiesist/last. answer 721.0088 Heave lo'r'e in style lo'in the plc -help it grow $,5 'n- L message turesque Vi�llage of Brook vestment Reply 10 Box Blvd WAdelaide 905 -579 - queen sized beds. 3 way IIn Whitby Open cOrl X152 Lindsay This Week NEW 1 Bedroom basement easy tow trailer, with vaulted cedirgs. gas fire- 96 Alber, St. S Lindsay trance. laundry. A/C. cable. WORKING ady would ,Ike peace 2 car garage rter- Ont K9V 3H7 No smokers/pets. $7001 to si-we net home -!i- -!i-TOCK Jr•.ve, mWt1141i deCK STARTING c' expanding a ' another working lady Ph- trees nigh efficiency gas n oridol experience W antes. 5950+ 839 1104. vale room 'unfurnished) + furnace 'Huth more business but need a work- t Non-smoker References Show a 10++ Priced ing parneO l can 'Hatch Call Mark or Tracey 683- Close to alt amenities $5.000 Deicw biuuoef plus your investment uo to -antral au vac Lot sae S375,month Available Jin- has $13 000 worth of up- S25C 000 Please reply l j; mediately First & ast grades No agents please outlining your skills and ARE you nave you been � Shifts acceptable NegCti. Private Sale S189990 To why you would be Sub f. able Call or leave mes- vca iew l 1800.613-5'96 cessf,.l, type of business 1C e p or a eShared kitchen, laundry. A' pets 905-579-1869 May' st 905-668-8534 FURNISHED Large tied you are :Interested in and pm to 9 pm. Park fees ne- C. parking, big backyard, srtVng room with private Sage at ;9051 4200787 2 FALLINGBROOK: Private amount of money and time gotiable Ask for Denise no smokrng/pels. Avail Jm- (905),579.3791 mediately Ist/last. $425imo 1995 DUTCHMAN Tent Inclusive Central Park Trader, sleeps 8, King & Blvd WAdelaide 905 -579 - queen sized beds. 3 way 1726. Indge, wrap around couch. NEW 1 Bedroom basement easy tow trailer, with apt. Walk out, separate en - brakes, many accessories trance. laundry. A/C. cable. included. Excellent condi. parking. Harwood/Hwy 2. tion. A joy to camp in No smokers/pets. $7001 $7250. or best offer 576- month Call 686-4931. NEW HOUSE 2000 sq ft. bath table laundry faali- corns avalade trench doors, gas heat. Prt vale yard, quiet child -safe Sale executive 4 -bedroom. you are prepared to invest I semi. Fireplace. finished In Wfutby. 2 car, 3 bedroom ties ncluded• available Im- two bedroom, large Delco- merit available May 1st. 3 washroom home 'Hain aryl a male uorate t with an suite and closet. mediately. Pai cjejaitle Marine 1�0�8{rh8 floor tam,l room and Faun- i graduate with COrDO ra[e h spacious room, shared Man floor laundry. den, M' area. near bus step $t00 c 1-900.451-5566 ext 253 For Rerq a Ory room, dares to garage, n oridol experience W antes. 5950+ 839 1104. Ing room 51300/month. weekly Call 905-576- eat -in kitchen Loaded) S3 49imin touch tone 18 Wootlburning hreplac@. we to File • 9786, Oshawa Oshawa hospital. $745 Call Mark or Tracey 683- 2291 cared nor adult buudin9 Only $179.900 Call Mike Lynch 905-831-9500. Saes -antral au vac Lot sae This Week. PO 579-5584. 4713 bathlankly rm alarm sys- COMM2 BEDROOM d 50'x124 Priced at 5219.9000 j905)430-6932 Box 48 Bo x 481 Osrlawa, L 1 H 71_5 ARE you nave you been � OSHAWA -Lovely sunny 4- FURNISHED ROOM share Sa lvords. overlooking of 905,432-5869 Oshawa. $6951month. 723- age �� Inc bedroom family home kitchen and bathroom, ubk- Whitby Harbour Balcony, TWO -dna bedroom aprs utilities. Avail. May 1. Call May i $5001 per month + utilities. Sunroom, 2 baths, hard- ties included, plus cable and Available 2 -parking, 5 2X4pc. bathsja May - MEADOWVALEJ401- Im- • Personals 721.1368. wood floors. 9' ceilings, parking. immed. Call 420-1368 cuzzh 1st Pool appliances. sauna not -tub maculate large 4 bedroom 4710 located $475. April 1; Park/ 3526 NORTH OSHAWA: large THREE Bedroom Apart- trench doors, gas heat. Prt vale yard, quiet child -safe weight room. $1300 Inclu- semi. Fireplace. finished Sievensorl/Rossland, room apt. Asking $650 two bedroom, large Delco- merit available May 1st. street nil or M Re- M May PICKERING. BRIGHT, sive 430.2580. ^basement, 1 1:2 car ga- CHEATING WIVES - OW TARIO PHONE NUMBERS Marine nies. quiet budding, utilities, Large living room with fire- sPet+� applicants rimer- spacious room, shared ONE bedroom condo. gal- age, Targe private yartl. 1-900.451-5566 ext 253 pets. Call (905) 434-2407. cable, parking included. place. Private yard, near antes. 5950+ 839 1104. bathroom, lutchen, in- cony. appliances. well eat -in kitchen Loaded) S3 49imin touch tone 18 4374 $679. Available April Ist. Oshawa hospital. $745 OSHAWA 3 bbl. 2 112 dudes laundry. cable. ac cared nor adult buudin9 Only $179.900 Call Mike Lynch 905-831-9500. Saes Plus. 12ft. ALUMINUM Boat, 579-5584. month 905-433-7663. y' bathlankly rm alarm sys- cess to backyard, suitable for one not smoker, 539W Available May 1. Norm Re Sutton Group -Hent- Hent- P ARE you nave you been � motor & trailer. 84 7.5 Evin- ONE bedroom apt., Sep. 430.9146 or 416)789- ( tem, 5 appliances. 51100 + mo. 906-839""1078. Oshawa. $6951month. 723- age �� Inc in an abusive relationship? si rude. 2 seats, gas tank, entrance. 4 appliances, TWO -dna bedroom aprs utilities. Avail. May 1. Call May i $5001 per month + utilities. 0686 Bob, Have you suffered loss and oars. asking $1200. ALSO 78 9.5 Evinrude short -shah, laundry fac., available now. Pickering, $5001mo. 686- different locations' Centrally 721.1368. SIMCOE NORTH (Osha- Office dt OSHAWA,, 1 owner home. support o1 family, friends or good running condition, 4710 located $475. April 1; Park/ OSHAWA, house 3 bed- wa) Large• bnght morn in / 3 bedroom Dade split. on a children? You are not asking $300. 905-579- Adelaide $525. June 1. room semi- 159 Barkley house. common kitchen • Retail Space large lot. Beautifully land- alone We otter a way back. 6453 Bob. ONE bedroom basement Fndge, stove, parking in- Cres. Fridge & stove,' laundry, ac, Irving scaped with mature trees. We offer hope Please call al pnvale entrance, park- dutded, firstAast. 72&1747. fenced yard. 5885. month + room. Abstainer. S901week Fully backyard. be- Ful fenced Anna at 905.665.9928, ng, cfair, all inclusive, first/ utilities, first & last. Avail. Available immediately. OSHAWA 4 Months Free side a bird Sanctuary, dose Tues to Fri. after 6.30 p.m. ' ' Apartments last, no smokif4pets. Avoid. May 1. call for information 905-436-1660. Rant !!!- 850 sq.2nd Br. $550, 600 sq. (main $50W, to the lake. New rod. new ,Weekends anytime). For Rent immediately. $600. Ajax. Call Debbie 686-2234bedroom, WHITBY, bachelor & one 905-725-0950. 300 sq. ft across from Osh. rec-room, air, air tight stove. and more. Only $159.900 EVANLY RAYS. Police ¢� in well mato- OSHAWA -3 + 1 bedroom Sllifld [Ell Centre. 600 2nd Mr $500. call 905-579-6909 use us. Rated e1 in Cana - 1& 2 Bedroom is and ONE, and two bedroom tained buildings. 4 Sevens bungalow for rent $8507 AC.COMOdilidW 1.200 sq. ft 2nd floor 1,600 da Love. Money, Career, B flet Ili- apts in most beauktul adult Realty Ltd. 906.668-7777. month + utilities.Arylable SQ ft main Call 434-2447 Lucky hr's. Achieve Suc- ac or apt. ( ) in Oshawa and Bowmanville. building. Available anytime. WHITBY- Cozy, two bed- Aprd.t. No smokers or Pets. or 655-4132 Starting at $600/month. Sievensorl/Rossland, room apt. Asking $650 Please call (705) 325- AJAX house to share. 3 540 R office for rent, di - fn d stove included, Oshawa. Call 723.1009. month utilities included., 3159. cable, bathrooms, parking, cae. video into 3 sections, com- with laundry facilities. No Available immediately. PICKERING I count M•a fY laundry. fireplace, jacuzzi. Dlete with computer room. pets. Call (905) 434-2407. OSHAWA • 888 + 900 Call 1-905.509.9913/ 666- lot on Fairport, 3 bedroom„ air. Newly decorated bed- washroom, waiting room 2 BDRM. APARTMENT in Glen St: 2 bedroom apts. 4374 large Irvinm Irving room, new car. room plus sitting room. $4550 Large backyard, etc $480 includes every. Central Oshawa. Gas tire. $675- $708. 3 bedroom, WHITBY 2 bedroom Avail- pet. $1,000 plus utilities. thing. High traffic area. place, air-conditioning, close to shopping, schools, able Arpil ISI Cal (905) Apn1.427-6778 close to shopping. Avail• Prime location - available i parking, dose to all amen- GM and Go. Utilities in- 430.9146 or 416)789- ( RENOVATED 3 bedroom, ode May 1st. 1sUlast. No immediately. Simcoe N. e1Y ( ties. Available immediently. cluded. First/last required. 4145. parking, 4 appliances, no Pets• non-smoker, refer- Ideal for any p dessional.. i $5001 per month + utilities. Call 728-4993 pets, $900 + utilities. Call ensCall 905-6811769 576-6999, ask for Steve. ` Call (905) 665-8741. I (416) 925-1050. cess. S2.99/minute. 18+, 1- 900-451-4055. GIRLS! 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