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Home My WebLink AboutNA1998_02_22Vft paras•. �•� �� ="y"' ' x '""` y: ic��'ker'`z*`ng., .�r ewsLIB RARY•PICKYiii`:; PUBLIC.L ` CENTRAL BRANCH 61vepLisei, STORER00 4 PERIODICAL Optional 4 week home delivery charge newsstand February 22, Vol. 33, No. 8, Pressrun 44,000 32 pages WROVEMBITS BY W" _ OW"S" � (SOWAdit*I 686-2445 Grisly discovery in Pickering Homicide detectives called in after body BY MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF RFJK)RT R PICKERING — Homicide inves- tigators want to speak to anyone who may have seen the tarp -wrapped body of a man being disposed of in a dump- ster behind a Pickering strip mall. . The grisly discovery was made Friday afternoon by a man who wanted to retrieve the blue tarp from the trash bin behind the mall on Bayly Street just west of Brock Road. All signs at press time Friday gave police reason to believe the man, found clothed and wearing an over- J coat, was likely murdered GRI1 elsewhere and his corpse 'Pos; dumped in the trash. horn A trucker who spotted a -- dark van parked beside the dumpster early in the morning report- ed the vehicle sped off when he got out found in trash of his rig. And the wrapped body was later found stuffed into the bin head- first. "I went to grab the tarp, I opened it and to my amazement there was some- body down there;' reported Ray Regimbal, who made the discovery around 3:10 p.m. 1 look in the bin and there's a couple of feet sticking in the air. I didn't think he was sleeping. not head-first.- Mr. ead-first"Mr. Regimbal said he didn't see more than the kgs. ,.It didn't look to me to be a very big guy.- Mike uy"Mike Yetman, who works at one of the stores in the M mall where the dumpster was 4LEY located, said a truck driver ibly a who had been at the scene icide, around 5 a -m. told him he saw a dark black or blue van parked beside the bin. "When he got out of his truck the van sped off," reported Mr. Yetman, who, together with a fellow employee, was called by Mr. Regimbal to look at the body just after it was found. "I saw the legs up to about the - See POLICE/Page 3 INSIDE Fab Four -- Visit the Unger quadruplets as they grow, and grow, and grow - page 7. 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' A� - pians predicting a real "whammy" for today's value compared with its worth Numbers v -` • ratepayers next year. the last time it was assessed. widely from town t0 Two Oshawa Regional Councillors Coun. John Cray revealed the nobm y told Durham finance c�tumitl . col- he received assessed his house at town, house to house ._leagues wednesday they've aD . �t $241,000 although he only paid hand why property owners ut+ so con- $178,000 when he bought it in October. r $Y KErrtf GIi1.IGAN mail bpthe notices removed tw "You can't explain (the diffaence of) . l this ek wefrom the $63AW said Coun, Cray. "It's a prime sr totrrot t office. example of how floored it is." s:.Substan" errors on recently deliv- ' ` _ The notices, which state the home's And, finance committee chairman ered property assessment notices have value as of htne 30, 1996, are designed Brian Nicholson repotted that the side of left the public confused about how to give residents an inkling if their the semi-detached house he lives in was their taxes will be affected and politi- property taxes will rise or fall based on See7= Vfteftw v R& uli DURAAM/Page Z Pub= t i� Oiswti CaNaa - Ilititar 4 F ¢r an KIM ft IL Dm111 Ceafte PAGE 2 - THE NEWS ADVEMSER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22,19" Durham hears assessment horror -tales DURHAM/From page l assessed at $102,000 while the owner on the other half had the value of his home pegged at $122,000. R e g i o n a l Chairman Roger Anderson said he's heard from many property owners who be- lieve their assess- ments are way off. "Farmers, indus- trial owners, their numbers are wrong. They're just low, low, low. The numbers I heard are just ab- solutely absurd:" Finance commissioner Jim Clapp has also seen plenty of evidence of mis- takes. "We found a lot of errors. There is still a lot, we believe, in our opinion, a lot of errors in the as- sessment" Coun. Nicholson predicted a "big jump" in assessed values in 1999. "I person- ally think (On- tario officials) are low -balling until they get past the provincial elec- tion and then we'll see the dou- ble whammy" BRIAN NICHOLSON Big jump, expected Who to call with assessment questions If you have a question with the assessment on your prop- erty, call the Regional Assessment Office in Oshawa. The phone number is 432-8444 or 1-800-268-2224. Don't call your municipality, as setting the assessment value of your homc is the provincial government's respon- sibility. If you want to appeal your assessment or disagree with the value, call the regional office. You have the right to ap- peal your assessment and the deadline is June 29. If you think the assessment on your property is fair, don't do anything. And, all this confusion could also delay the Re- gion's budget. Mr. Clapp said the delay in getting all the assess- ment information could stall the Region from pass- ing its budget until late May. "The assessment people told us until we get the rolls, don't go (ahead with the budget). "There are a number of affordable Dentures ... One Good Reason To Smile! REPAIRS (1 hr.) - Relines - Complete, Partial ventures LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER WW" Steil, DD, F,C,A.C1(A) 84 Old Kingston Rd. W. PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX 683-4294 We're online at www.durhanmews.net photo by Andrew Iwanowsld ifs'magic! BR KEN WINDSHIELD We Pay Up TO Four-year-old Alexandria McMen- emy helps Charisma the Magician (Ernie Gillmore) conduct one of his dazzling tricks for children at- tending his magic show as part of the Claremont Winter Carnival fes- tivities. The event was part of a fund-raising effort to help provide playground equipment at Clare- mont Public School. Sao ...� eclu t� � bl . e Based on Insurance Prices, All Work Fully Guaranteed, NO OVERCHARGE TO INSURANCE Evening & Saturday Appointments Available, Celt Tin 11 pm Some Umitad ms Msy Apply INTERPROVINCIAL 86013todt Ad. S. ,Ckt X831-1819 errors on the assessment tapes" Whitby Councillor Gerry Emm felt, "The Province is holding back a lot of numbers. "There's a lot of confu- sion. Is nobody listening al the Province?" Mr. Emm asked. eats Fresh, Quality Meats at Unbeatable Prices: Boneless Pork Loin Roasts SAVE •i" lb. $ 99 lb. Bacon SAYE •i-- 116. $ 99 n1. Ground Beef SAVE ft- ft. $:L49 � ro. 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"It was wild - looking, something unusual for around here" Durham Regional Police Sergeant Jim Grimley, meanwhile, said Friday "It's definitely being treated as a suspi- cious death, possibly a homicide" But, he couldn't confirm if there were obvious signs of trauma to the body as forensic unit officers avoided touching the corpse before it was transported, still inside the dumpster, to 19 Division in Pickering. The body was removed from the bin and taken to the coroner's building in Toronto for a post-mortem. The dumpster and other evidence were shipped to the Centre for Forensic Sciences. Deirdre Mohr, who works at a car- peting store in the mall, said area em- ployees were shaken by the find. "It's a scary thought. You hear about Scarborough moving east every day, but this is a bit much. It's awful. This is so Detroit. You like to think of Pick- ering as being a safe community and then you get this happening" The bin, which belongs automotive accessories store, had last been emp- tied Monday. "It's shocking, that's all I can say," said Karbelt owner Kevin Dundas. "I never expected this in this area. When they told me I didn't believe it" Youth injured in baseball bat attack AJAX — A 16 -year-old Ajax youth needed 12 stitches to close a head wound after being attacked by a group of thugs — some swinging baseball bats — in town Thursday afternoon. Durham Regional Police Sergeant Jim Grimley says six or seven youths, two of whom are believed from Ajax and the rest from Scarborough, at- tacked the youth across the street from Ajax High School at about 3:45 p.m. During the assault, the victim was hit over the head with a bat. He was taken to Ajax -Pickering Hospital for treatment. Police seized two baseball bats at the scene. Sgt. Grimley says the youths are "known to the victim and the case has been handed over to the Street Crime Unit for further investigation. Living with cancer, learning to cope Cancer victims coping town Oshawa. being held at 7:30 p.m. at ences as part of the work - with intensive intensive and painful The informational Hearth Place Cancer Sup- shop. treatments can hear the ex- workshop, called Feeling pon Centre, 86 Colborne The event is being facil- perience of another at a Your Best During Cancer St. W., Oshawa. itated by a registered workshop being held Tues- Therapy, is for people ; A cancer patient who nurse. day, Feb. 24 in Durham at about to begin treatment has undergone treatments To register, call 579 - the Hearth Place in down- and their caregivers, and is will share personal experi- 4833. Story contained incorrect information A story in the Feb. 18 News Advertiser A report on Life Facts Sexuality will be pre - about a sex education programme taught to sented to the Durham District School Board at special -needs students contained incorrect in- its meeting on Monday, March 23. formation. The Mews Advertiser regrets the error. v Rv-%kki*% of Pickering:s Ward 3 and Apex :. Ward 1 (those reakkYttiil pcopertics cast and west of I)uffins (:rcrk. south of Highway 2) take note. Aox G,urx•il will be considcrinit Zoning By -Laws Amendment Application Z20/97, by)&F 111+zsw Systems Inc., 57 Notion Road, Part of hot 16, Concession 1: to, permit a garix gc recovery/transfer facility on Notion Road during-thc Fcbrurry.23, IW8 70) p.m. Co mad Mccting. Pickering, Ajax, and tltc Durfum Region have not, as of yet, dlevck><xx1 a kmg term stratcigy for dealing with the issue of waste enana},reencret since the c•k,sunc of the frock landfill Site. Our garbage is trucked to the Kewdc Valley Landfill Site. Garbageited for a recx:very/transfev facility is currently accommodated by facilities that exist in Pickering and At.. This type of facility is part of the Recovery, RcY•ycle, Reuse movement and may he part of the long term strategy for dealing with Durham's waste. These types of facilities are ".. idtially kxated in dw heart of an industrial artier Isq rvacLi4 reXxert prepared by J&F Waste Systems Inc., in 1996. At that tintc they were seeking a Zoning Ily-Law amcridmnnt to permit such a Facility at its 614) Finley Ave. location in the major irxlus trial park in the Town of Ajax. 'The application was rLiectcd. _ lltc proposed Z -Pring By -Lew Arnendmcrt Appltc:gion, if approved, will permit a garbage n.-awcry/transfer facility to operate in our hack yams. This application seeks approval for such a facility to ope ate in what is likely Ajax :s smallest industrial perk. There is no "heart' to this zone because each industrial property hrints onto Notion Road and hacks onto Duffers Creek. 'flex site has Pickering residential neighboxgs to the west, and Duffin Creek and Ajax residemial rwighbo urs to tde east. Hardly an kk aI location. The environmental impact on Duffims Creck and its�assoctmed flood plane, air quality, soils, wildlife and rotkents; the psycitological and sociological impact has not been commented on. Ilia burden that will be imparted on the existing road infrastructure dttix to trucim delivering or transk:rring 750 metric tons of waste daily is immense. 11w proposal indicates that the Facility will operate for 6.5 days a week. Hardly a respdxtable: ncigtthour to families trying to make a home. The garbage that is being handled where is it coming from? Ours is already accounted for. Is this an individual attempting to make money by taking other rnunicipalities' garbagd Tete Toy Avenue Facility was slug down due to air quality cYxx:cros. The Finley Avenue site was rejected because of as negative impact on Ajax resid erict5 1 km away. 'rhe proposed site lus n.•sidk�s 140 mems away. What makes the Notion Road site tlx: site of choice? Vic urge all rate payers and constituents in the Town of Pickering and the Town of Ajax to attend the February 23, 1998 7:00 p-nL Council pleating in Ajax, and request that the Town of Ajax rejeos this application. JUST ARRIVED! /CE STORK 198 UMMON wolua) has -6e. -an awarded a X7,000,000.00 /nrsuRAnrCE GLA/� A Major Canadian Department Store's ROOF COLLAPSEbtf Houset.wres, fAardware, f rerhiny, Aeddiny, Toys, Stationary, Electronics, and more... MU (t) ILL its A(E 86>11� Did you check t«day�s flyers? Take the p".,"A P**tout_ - ..L Make it easy on yourself. Choose Pith Paints. Pittsburgh Paints are easy to apply, quick to clean clad hwtgy.tw�ting - so you won r have to paint again for years. And you always get hWul tips atld gym a*ke= from the folks who krbw paint*test -.your You woo tnoo hard to Pittsburgh Paints dealer. They've got the great Paint ttrith mlllWill I008. paints at great prices to make your next painting project a painless one. P w t w r s Painless prices. 5ir. wc–; I - `; �o►� sror I Sat., FAL 28 Co•ordnde colaw I tlwouohotlt 11N ltotnr. SM., March 71 Da orttwg kids molter. 1410 Bayly street, Pickering (Next to GO steIOn) 905-831-1233 We'd Like To Do Business With You Q, � � l-tiF#luQt'IDS ti1� 6�l t 8W 254-0843) v pay cash for distress /bre T, Thr .Wuurr Ill rhrr Buvness. Wr Are f •naNe T•. AJrernsr Bron) NYsnex r40W cud;. S 7 Jays a MNM O sat. s•et L.. Did you check t«day�s flyers? Take the p".,"A P**tout_ - ..L Make it easy on yourself. Choose Pith Paints. Pittsburgh Paints are easy to apply, quick to clean clad hwtgy.tw�ting - so you won r have to paint again for years. And you always get hWul tips atld gym a*ke= from the folks who krbw paint*test -.your You woo tnoo hard to Pittsburgh Paints dealer. They've got the great Paint ttrith mlllWill I008. paints at great prices to make your next painting project a painless one. P w t w r s Painless prices. 5ir. wc–; I - `; �o►� sror I Sat., FAL 28 Co•ordnde colaw I tlwouohotlt 11N ltotnr. SM., March 71 Da orttwg kids molter. 1410 Bayly street, Pickering (Next to GO steIOn) 905-831-1233 HE VEIMSER New police FEBRUARY 21.19" to pay head hunter hired by Durham force Attrition prompts Durham police human re drive for constables Badly needed new recruits to the Durham Regional Police will have to pay to get a job. The Durham Regional Police Ser- vices board agreed Thursday to charge recruits an as -yet -undetermined fee to help offset the costs charged by a head-hunting firm the board is hiring to find new of- ficers. Applicant Testing Ser- vices. Inc. (ATS) will conduct the initial screening of appli- cants by administering gener- al aptitude tests, a writing test and a physical fitness test. ATS will charge Durham police $175 for each applicant and the force would pass on the cost to the prospective of- ficer.Following the first three tests, the police department would interview applicants and conduct background checks. The Ministry of the Solicitor General is about to set a standard selection prxx ess for new police officers. sources co- ordinator Jan Hogan noted in a report the department needs to "begin a recruit- ment drive for the position of constable due to attrition. We have reviewed our files for experienced constables and have concluded that there are not sufficient numbers of candidates to meet our cur- rent needs" Chief Kevin McAlpine has previously told the police ser- vices board he would like to hire at least 20 officers this year. Ms. Hogan pointed out the force is turning to a head hunter to recruit new officers because it doesn't have suffi- cient staff to handle it. "Using this type of service re- sults in tremendous saving in personnel and general costs normally associated with our hiring process. Given our cur- rent scarce resotr-ces, I believe this proposal is a sound and re- sponsible business decision that benefits both our commu- nity and our service" ATS has assisted more than 40 Ontario police depanmetrts in hiring. including Toronto, Peterborough and Windsor. KEVIN McALPINE Seeking 20 officers 1� photo by Jason Liebregts Bingo bonanza for a good cause Bingo players Fran Dennis (left) and loan Foundation in Durham Region. The event Fleury concentrate on their cards during a was hosted by Ballycliffe Retiremont Bonanza Bingo event organized to help Lodge this week and was well attended by raise money for the Heart and Stroke residents. 'Really good Pickering . teen killed running errand Teen struck by car while crossing Hwy. 2 to get a loaf of bread BY LINDA WHITE STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — A high school student whose "sense of humour was never turned off' was struck and killed while crossing Hwy. 2 near his home en route to get a loaf of bread for his mother Thursday night. "I will remember his energy and enthusiasm;' Pine Ridge Secondary School teacher David Lomax said of Jason Girard, 17, of 1230 Kingston Rd. Jason, who was commonly known among friends and family as Bob, was attempting to cross Hwy. 2 from the north side just west of the intersection of Kingston Road and Glendale Drive when he ran into the path of a west - Board's crisis intervention team Friday. Jason was "incredibly involved" at the school, where he was a member of the cross-country, track and field, soccer and football teams, reported Mr. Lomax. He also "put more work in the yearbook than any other student", was a member of the im- provisational club and played the electronic keyboard in a music club, added Mr. Lomax. "He had a quirky and original sense of hu- mour;' said improvisational coach Dorothy Palmer. "He wasn't afraid to be an individual. He was always the first to arrive and the last to leave." Art teacher Dale Nevison only knew Jason a short time, but will never for- get his "incredible act of kindness" when he took a fellow student under his wing "and decided it was his mis- sion to make her successful this se- mester. "He told us, `My mother said it was important to be a kind person."' bound vehicle around 9 p.m., Durham JASON None of the occupants of the cars Regional Police report. He was struck ,GIRARD -'which struck Jason were injured. by that car and knocked into the path .orgy and Anyone who witnessed the accident of an eastbound vehicle, which also enthusiasm' or may have information about it is struck him. asked to call police at 683-9100, ext. Inspector Greg Mills says "people 5256. get lost in the shadows" in that section of the .Funeral arrangements hadn't yet been made at highway and notes Jason was wearing dark press time Friday. clothing. The teen was taken to Ajax -Pickering Ge eral Hospital with serious injuries and was pr pounced dead a short time later. "He was a really good kid," said his di traught mother Susan, who "knew right away .that her son had been struck. Her husband ran to his side immediatel after the accident and accompanied him to hos pital. Students and staff at Pine Ridge receive counselling from the Durham District Schoo Gen CORRECTION o-• J NOTICE s- We wish to draw youretteMion to the bdaWng in our current ''fest Winter Deals' Flyer. y Page 7 - CCM Bike Trailer, 71-5001 Due to unpredicted sales volume, stores may be sold out on this item. Rainchedks will not be issued. d We sincerely regret an inaornwmance I we may have caused you. «... . • a s, a • • mote •orae , Canadian Tire Pickering Front & Rear Brake Package • Replace front pads • replace front rotors' • Replace or service caliper hardware Does not include cars with rear disc brakes • Replace rear shoes • Replace or service shoe hardware • Machine rear drums •Repack wheel bearings 999 • Lube and adjust emergency cables • Flush brake system •Check master cylinder 42 • Check calipers and wheel cylinders 'Some w0ictions aPPh • Check steel and flexible brake lines M a TM wlm:"Aw:! Z 1i MtEs • our licensed, trained tectriicim use the latest, Will TM ■11<TALLATIOM CW a d egv-em to help actera the 4 F7101f T s11MIT� VeW We your ares. • They will inspect aA key components. measure ew tour wheels and Mr.,"YOU M.," YOU KNOVP •dust front cases. canter and M your shocks wW savIs We as required - kamllation of rear wheel shins and �,�...�1v �d �ra -� adustmenls extra, it required g 1. ti'Vtrat's keeping the9' tires your on road? 2. How much control do you24 .....,;. •ttost Cars MW it your Was are not in Trucks dr mini vans S29 99 CMM Mist the road? AL CANADIAN TIRE SERVICE Pickering Only 1300 Kingston Rd. at Liverpool 839-8124 Savin hours: 11knefti. 7:30 am - 9:00 p.m Saturday 7:30 a -m. - 6:00 p.m , Sunday 9:30 a.m.. 5:00 p,m, mlil GOOD;FEAR • •*» I photo by Ron Pietroniro Trucks stop Rush hour traffic was snarled briefly Wednesday after- Pickering. Police were called to the scene but there noon when a pick-up truck and a turning tractor trail- were no serious injuries reported in connection with er collided on Brock Road south of Bayly Street in the collision. Police are continuing their investigation. AECB ponders Pickering nuclear licence submissions BY MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORiEtt It was a relatively easy ride for On tario Hydro at an Atomic Energy Contra Board hearing in Ottawa Thursday of the relicensing of the Pickering nuclear station, says Dave Martin of Durhan Nuclear Awareness. The citizens' group on nu- clear issues was at the hearing making its case for only a six- month licence for the station on the basis Hydro must remain under sustained pressure from the AECB to ensure it makes the improvements needed at Pickering. Pickering Council recently passed a resolution calling for a nine-month licence for much the same reason. I AECB staff have recom- M .mended the standard two-year renewal for the licence, which enc, eupires at the end of March. — The station is currently op- erating on a nine-month per- mit, after previously receiving only a six-month licence. Though a few AECB board members "asked some pointed questions" at the Ottawa hear- ing, Mr. Martin says he was "11rot encouraged" by the gener- ally lenient approach he main- tains the board took. "It seems likely that they G will support the staff recom- mendation for two years. They PR weren't making any serious noise about it,,' he says. imps Besides DNA and AECB — staff, only Ontario Hydro rep- resentatives appeared at the hearing tc make a submission on the relicensing. Station chief Gene Preston summa- rized for the board the changes Lhw have taken place at the Pickering facility since its current licence was granted last June. Those included: * A dernmistrated commitment to safety, through safety system inspections, safe operation of the station, maintaining ra- diation doses to the public below regulatory limits and improving employee safety. * The strengthening of critical organizations and functions in areas such as safety, mainte- nance and emergency pre- paredness. * The indefinite shutdown of four reactors on the `A' side of the station to free up re - AVE sources for making improve- XTIN meets on the `B' side. Not * The development of indica- uraged' tors to better monitor plant performance and compare it to world standards. * Development of an ISO 14001 management system to address environmental issues. Mr. Preston also told the board more improvement is needed at the Pickering plant in areas such as mainte- nance, compliance with re- quired operating procedures, fire protection, training and ENE management. AECB staff have rec- STON emn-ended that as a condition [ore of a two-year licence, Hydro Ivelnent 'be required to make a presen- tation to the AECB every six months demonstrating it is continuing to operate the Pickering sta- tion safely and making progress in its improvement programmes. The AECB board will make its uhi- mate decision on the relicensing after a final hearing March 24 at the Holiday Inn in Oshawa beginning at 8:31) am. Anyone wishing to obtain a copy of the staff recommendation on relicensing may phone 1-800-668-5284 or 613-995- 5894. Written comments or request% to appear before the board to comment on the relicensing must be received by March 3 at the following address: Ms. Carmen Ellyson, Board Operations Offi- cer, Atomic Energy Control Board, 280 Slater St., P.O. Box 1046, Ottawa, On- tario K 1 P 5S9; or faxed to 613-995- 5086. 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(South of 401), MAX 1 (903) 427-6796 - A�IERTi.�k 5[MDAir I�11!'tJARif tt, Ilii • +r Ajax Pickering News Advertsser ditonals aett'ers A Metroland CommunityNewspaper- . published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L IS 2H5 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial How to protect public without picking pockets NEWS ITEM: The Durham Regional Police Service, the sixth largest force in the province, spends $110 annu- ally to serve and protect each region resident, the third lowest expenditure in the province. Durham has only one officer for each 828 residents, well below the Ontario av- erage of one cop per 745.5 civilians. NEWS ITEM: Violent crime in Durham jumped 10 per cent in 1997 as the number of murders, sexual, physi- cal and domestic assaults rose sharply, the Durham Re- gional Police Services Board was told Thursday. For those reasons, police Chief Kevin McAlpine says his department needs at least 20 more officers. NEWS ITEM: The Ministry of the Solicitor General will conduct an audit of the Durham police department this year after the force over -spent its budget by $3.4 mil- lion last year. And, Regional Council has asked the force to trim costs in its 1998 budget. But, no politician we know of is likely to suggest that the department get rid of officers. Talk about your dilemmas. The situation facing Durham police has more plot twists than an episode of Murder, She Wrote. And more unanswered questions than Unsolved Mysteries. In short, our force of men and women in blue is under the gun to bite the proverbial bullet. But, we would seem to need more front-line officers to serve and protect us at a time when violent crimes are on the rise. We think we can offer some suggestions that might be as valuable to police as a Crime Stoppers' tip: v Letters to the editor Hospital nurses softened ordeal of mom's death STEVE HousToN Managing Editor '. Farewell to a friend I received news recently that an old fiiend passed away. He was a friend of mine, but first he was a friend of the News Advertiser. His name was Jim McLean. He was a fre- quent contributor of letters to the editor and few people — politicians especially — es- caped his watchful eye. Politically, he was somewhere out on the left, which provided fertile debating ground for the two of us. He would wonder aloud — and without mincing words — how we could possibly support the 1, Tories on our opinion pages. I would defend i our position as respectfully as I could. Over, these recent years, there developed a ritual tort our debates and we'd simply agree to dis- agree• I would sometimes groan at the content of his mono obtuse letters. primarily became it fell to me to inform him that we simply couldn't publish them. Others he submitted were concise and eloquent and captured s issue in four or five short paragraphs. But sM of them were pure McLean: sardonic, cyni- cal, funny, provocative. O Once the audit of the force has been conducted by the Solicitor General's ministry, police brass must waste y L To the editor: Duringthis tirme of tat hospital destines, confnmation from the doctor that she could go at arty time, the nurses started Jim would arrive unannounced at our C nmvrcial Avenue offices quite frequent - no no time in determining if and haw they might better de- cutbacks and staffing reductions, it is "pulling strings" to get her into a room ly and demand a meeting. Those visits could ploy officers should the department be found deficient in rare for one to be able to find any med- where the family could be privately by variously result in a good belly laugh for all, for that area. They'll have to decide if the force's procedures ical professional who has the time of her side. We certainly did not want to a dismissive wave of the hand when left need a shake-up, if they could better handle finances. day for you, let alone one who goes spend her last hours in a busy eater- the office, or a pointed question or two about O The Durham force should join departments through- above and beyond the call of duty. pricy room with no privacy. N,� the heck we thou ht we were doin g g out Ontario and across Canada in lobbying provincial ov- Y Pro g Well we found not one, but an entire B 9:30 m. y P were moving � But he always came back with ornerier e:rnments and the fete to stop requiring regional police to e team of such f to a private room on the third floor. "line tette; another issue, another stay to tell. I provide security in provincial and federal courts. rein General Hospital 8 ospital and Viae would nurses on shift on the third floor condo- c came to enjoy his visits- I believe Jim came O Durham's police brass ought to conduct an internal re like to sham our experience with others- ued to surpass our expectations. Nurse respect the job we do here, even though review of operations to determine if the force is too top- On Jan. 17 at 7:30 p.m., my termi- Marry introduced herself to us, placed we were, in his words, one of the "little pa - heavy, if it has more civilian staff than is necessary, if nally ill mother-in-law was taken to the hospital's department by mom into the bed, cleaned her up, mak- ing peW'• I was never quite sure if he was refer - ring to the size of our tabloid editions, or the there are too many people pushing pencils and not enough emergency her as comfortable as possible and quality of our work. chasing criminals. Out of a staff of 743, the Durham force ambulance. She had been sufle>ring� told if they was anything at all we Y� g But that was Jim. has 584 uniformed officers, detectives and senior officers. So, it would seem, 159 department personnel do not ac- ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease) for over four years and had suddenly, while at needed to just call. Five minutes later, nurse Marcy came back into the morn He suffered a stroke last year and never tively enforce the law. home, slipped out of aansciousnesc and with hot tea and cold soft drinks for the quite recovered, according to his daughter, O Regional Council should hold g public forwns in in having extreme difficulty bream family. - tea, an Oshawa resident He was 75 when he P� away on Jan. 9. Durham municipalities to find out if taxpayers are willing g- The n1�3 At approximately 11 p.m., toren P� away. The nurses actually o- , I hope there's a community newspaper to cough up more of their hard-earned dollars for in -our lory. as though tears id their eyes when they pro- whtra Jim is today. I'm sure he'll keep the creased police protection, if they're willing to pay with had known us f >� y rhouthced that she had passed. Mors there , as he did those of us here their money or their lives, in other words. • '�' � with our situation ltd The coring and compassion of the - at the News Advertiser. neo This unsolved m of how to protect the public when the doctor informed us that the team of nurses at Ajax -Pickering Gener- him an issue and he'll find a way Ghok without n their picking pce� needs some creative solu- nest of the family should be called in, al Hospital significantly softened the or- oto in i discover the r P absurdity, tions fromour politicians and police— some gam' old- they did everything they could — offer- deal of that night and the Bn dey family laugh at pretense. fashionework. : mg plate. talllnng in a priest andcan- offers our siacese tildes and commends TIM'Sthe the Jim McLean I know. farting us as best they could. this group Of per, To respond to this editorial caA Infosowrre at 683-7040 and dial 5110 Whey we first arrived in enhe�pKy, 'wee ween cold thele were no beds avail- . ;. `` :. ;Cttay1 Bruicys Steve Howson writes in our Sarday rokwon ofsraffaohnnnists To r+espard to dds colraww a able upstars When we reoraved the-AJug colt lVbsew,re at 683-7040 and dial 510!1: Ajax -Pickering • JOANNE EURGUARIff, Edwr4a-cairn E too IltmM us �- The News Advertiser is one of rhe Meaolmd Priati „� Publ"M BR EIe�10E DANFORD, mewls Advertiser LMWea " EROUYMR, Retail Advei is* Manages ,' t�nl: 683-S11 o : and Dlstrihuting group of newspapers. tie News is a aK I P of the A* ! Pickering of Trade. Ontario Coauatraity ° EDDIE KOL )MMI(ZAK, Qassifiw Adverdimg Masttlger ; „Board Newspaper Assoc., : 683-0707 Distsihntla■: 683-5117 Caaadim Co°Y°untty Newspaper Assoc., Cmadiean Cv- E �, Real EstoWAMmuti ive Manages Rrblis6er: Zim Whlttiaker AEE FAKBOURIE, Di uti Manager AdoinlClaadBed Few: 683-7363 Ped" Fac 579-9273 cutatiotu Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. tie publisher reserves the right to clarify a refuse lay ,sdvertisemew. Credit for advettisernew horded to space A Metr eland Community Newspaper s HARRISON, Maa►aser Production ti k4snil: newsruorn@dutham.net P� error occupies. published Tuesday Wednesday Fne6y Sunda 1ANICE OTAM. Assistant Production titaoager CHERYL MINES, Assistant Produc io. Manager l/wwwAurltarrrnt:ws.uet �7 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L 1 S 2H5 Ln-LIAN BOOK, Administration Manager ,e;i .............. . .. - w s • .ace ...-..+..-... -- .. .a � .. .T,.i. ,. . "d^�.:r( THE NEWS ADVEKTISFJ Four pla.. y . Life is'- an adventure for the Unger ua ru e s Mealtime is still an advedbi re a P9 ; for Zachary, Kaitlyn, Rebecca and Brianna Unger. ^. 10, AV t ou a i BY SUZANNE IZZARD 24 bottles of formula every evening until the Bev especially relies on volunteers to help at SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER kids made the switch to baby food, say's the short notice. AJAX — For the past 15 months Kaitlyn, last year was harder than they anticipated. "I Lorraine Russell, 54, is herself a mother IRebecca, Brianna. and Zachary Unger have look at the stressful parts of it, and mom with two grown sons and two grandchildren. been developing relationships with their par- looks at the fun:' he says. "They're four She has volunteered with the Unger quadru- ents and friends, and with one another. The times the trouble, or four times the fun, de- plets for over a year. Mrs. Russell is a cancer quadruplets have met a lot of people since pending on which way you look at it. We survivor, and became involved with the fam- they were born Oct. 14, 1996 and they make have no time to rest" Jeff sounds tired but he ily shortly after an important operation. a lasting impression. smiles as he talks and doesn't look as if he -1 was just getting over cancer, and I The four small Ungers, who are now tod- would change a thing. wanted something positive in my lif :' Mrs. dling around the house and beginning Though the Ungers are to be congratulat- Russell explains. "Babies are very positive. ' to talk, continue to be an adventure for The quadruplets have become an parents Bev and Jeff. At meal time extra set of grandchildren.' ` even so much as a fallen spoon can ";97 Mrs. Russell remembers a time cause riotous and contagious laughter. - "' when both Zachary and Brianna had If Kaitlyn's favourite toy should fall an asthma attack and Bev Unger into Rebecca's hands a shouting match called her for help. Mrs. Russell met could ensue. Or, if left unguarded for them at the hospital. more than five seconds, Brianna, `` y "Brianna slept against me and I re - whom Bev Unger describes as the so- n member thinking, 'this is why I'm cial butterfly of the four, could be '" w �. here, to help Brianna and Zachary.' standing on the window sill looking - It's important to be needed." out at the front yard. Though Zachary The Ungers say routine is key to is the youngest, Brianna is the smallest ; ,4 keeping their household in order. of the four and seems to be the most The children have set times to eat, I curious. sleep and play, and there is a calen- Bev and Jeff, both 36 and first-time dar in the kitchen for volunteers to parents, are to be admired for their ii' sign when they'll be in next to help. staying power. As the young Ungers ,`.�,. ."Routine helps the household run,,, play together on the floor of thefarm- f say Bev. "I'he volunteers are familiar ly's living room, Jeff looks on, discour- Phc*Os bY A -L Carom with the house and the way things Waging the three girls from playing at the Jeff and Bev Unger are still toiling with the job of rais- work, and they know exactly what to window sill, which is wide enough for ing.quadruplets. But they have help come in and make do when they get here:' climbing. Zachary is playing with a toy life somewhat easier. With mom and dad are (from left) The four young Ungers are learning tool set, occasionally nailing himself Kaitlyn, Rebecca, Zachary and Brianna. more with each new day and each on the head with a plastic hammer. new experience,_ but especially from Tessie Too, an amicable and patient one another. .$oldea retriever, also watches the action. ed for their parental gymnastics, they have They are friendly, and Bev and Jeff say Bev shares the family's experiences as ' had help. The family has approximately 20 they usually play well together. They each ,ra :11e cleans u tha children s afternoon meal. P volunteers who assist with feeding, bathing & g arY - learned to walk within a month, and every "I would have to say the biggest challenge and babysitting the children. Many of them one is starting to speak. Rebecca can say we faced this past year is lack of sleep, she read about the quadruplets in the News Ad- 'ma,' and Brianna knows a duck says says with an earnest sigh of accomplish- vertiser when the kids were born last Octo- 'quack.' Ment. "We had their grandparents stay ber and called to offer help. When it's time for their nap Bev and Jeff through the night until last Christmas, but Bev says these volunteers have made a take them upstairs to sleep, but the baby `, thea we had to hire someone to help. We big difference. "Without them we'd get no monitor in the kitchen carries the sound of were all tired all the time:' Bev says it start- sleep and it wouldn't be a happy place young voices babbling about something k : td to get a bit easier last June when the four- around here: she says. Brianna and Zachary adults probably wouldn't understand even if some started sleeping through most of the sniffer from asthma and there have been they spoke the language. Suddenly they're night.rushedtimes when one or both of them have bad to all laughing, and you know someone just Jeff, who was responsible for preparing be d to hospital. It's these times when cracked a joke. �_ !!�f/"�ly.�"1M•A +w•►++* An f Jt �'.re: 9L,1•'.r.iv l,: R.! 1 i♦ r �!�.i r �A`l' irA:�'r' �.ry-r•i r r r•i r ..- F.ar� ►-ra ..r ...: ... .. .. « - + - « • .. •. - - - . - - - .- .. ... . t SMDAY, FESRUAKY 22,1"6 - PAGE 7 Job search help for students available High school students can get a head start on their search for a summer job. The YMCA Employment Cen- tre is offering a summer and part- time job preparation programme. Students will learn about sum- mer job opportunities that have not been advertised and what pro- grammes and services are avail- able to help young people with their job search. They will also create a resume and cover letter with the assis- tance of employment consultants. The programme will he held Tuesdays, March 3. 10 and 17 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at the YMCA. 1400 Bayly St.. Mall One. Unit 16B, Pickering (beside the GO train station). Cost is $10, which also in- cludes one laser -printed resume j and 10 copies, an information package and a certificate. j It will also give participants membership to the Employment Resource Centre, where they'll have access to a computer, laser printer, the Internet, job bank, phone and career resources. For more information or to register call 427-7670. March Break fun in Pickering PICKERING — A variety of March Break camps will be of- fered here again this year. j The Town of Pickering's cul- ture and recreation department is . offering the camps during March Break, from March 16 to 20. Sport Campers will enjoy in- f door soccer, floor hockey, basket- ball and indoor games at Dunbar - ton High School, 655 Sheppard Ave. Arts Camp activities include drama, art, creative games., crafts and theme days at the Pickering Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd. The camps are for children aged five to 12 years. They cost $92 and run from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Bus transportation is offered to and from camp with bus moni- tors on board to supervise and en- sure the safety of campers. Extended camp hours are also offered, beginning at 7 a.m. and running until 6:15 p.m. at a cost of $13 for the week. Mini Pidaca is for those aged three to six years and runs from 9:30 am. to 12 noon. It offers arts and crafts, music, indoor games and theme days and is also offered at the Pickering Recreation Complex. That camp costs $47. Bus transportation is not provided. Campers must provide their own lunches and snacks. For more information, includ- ing transportation pick-up points, call 420-4621 or 683-2760. PAGLt-7=NEWS ADYQIUMSUNDAY, tWlMtlf 1'f. lfft Businesses make headway through bureaucratic bafflegab BY CINDY UPSHALL DURHAM STAFF Think of it as a knife cutting through the rope strangling small busi- ness in Ontario. It's the Red Tape Commission, a group appointed by Premier Mike Harris, to streamline and eliminate bu- reaucracy for small businesses across the province. "We have to make government open for business and get rid of the road blocks;" John O'Toole, Durham East MPP told members of the Os- hawa-Clarington Chamber of Com- merce at a meeting Thursday. A member of the Red Tape Com- mission, Mr. O'Toole discussed with members how the government is try- ing to bring relief to business owners bogged down by bureaucracy. Referring to a report -released by the Fraser Institute in 1996, Mr. O'- Toole said $85.7 billion is spent every year on dealing with governmental regulations. "Every time you fill out a form or get a voice mail, think of the waste of money for you and the person on the other end:' he said. Since being elected in 1995, Mr. O'Toole indicated the provincial gov- ernment has made significant strides in reducing red tape for small business 1, 1 Courses Starting in the next few weeks include: Word for Office 970 February 25 to April 1/98 Windows 95 Workshop Saturday February 28/98 Access for Office 970 March 10 to March 31/98 Creating Your Own Web Pages March 11 to April 1/98 Newsletter i+' 1 1 with Word for Off" 970 SaturdayMarch 18 - Excel for Office970 \ b 1 • 1 ,-Saturday March 1'. through eliminating outdated require- ments, passing new legislation and in- troducing new processes for dealing with more than one ministry. In total the commission has made 134 recom- mendations involving the health, mu- nicipal affairs, labour, commercial and consumer relations, environment, agriculture and the economic develop- ment, trade and tourism ministries. Proof the changes are working, says Mr. O'Toole is the time it takes to register a new business is down from six weeks to 20 minutes. Through it's one window approach, which allows an applicant to get the information and approvals it needs from many min- istries through one ministry, the Province has also improved the process and approvals under the build- ing code, he said. Under this plan the applicant only needs to contact one ministry, instead of six. 'The amount of money and time it will save, not only for businesses but for government too is mind boggling:' he said. Improving the process is good news to business owners like John Thompson, who sits on the chamber's small business committee. 'As small business people we are inundated constantly to fill out this form and that form:' he said. 1; 1 Want to know why you should We a course at Tom? 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Socializing will be an important part of the regu- lar meetings, and the group will like- ly be involved in sponsoring addi- tions) social and recreational activi- ties. The group will be operated on a shared leadership basis, with consul- tation and back-up from the Lupus Association of Toronto. The group will meet the fourth Wednesday of every month, with the next meeting on Feb. 25, at 7:30 p.m. at the Durham Regional Police sta- tion at the corner of Brock Road and Hwy. 2 in Pickering, across from the Petro Canada gas station. Parking is available at the back of the building, which is wheelchair ac- cessible. For more information call Sharon at 905-619-0000. Joint replacement topic of meeting Nurses are invited to learn more about Expected Outcomes Following Total Joint Replacement. That's the topic to be discussed at this month's regular meeting of the Durham Lakeview Council of the Registered Practical Nurses Associa- tion of Ontario. 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Honouring such a dedi- cated employee "is one of the happiest times for a publisher." Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser publisher Tim Whittaker said at the celebration. "Twenty five years is a huge achieve- ment. It's a real show of staying power. "He still comes in every morning loaded with en- thusiasm," he said of Mr. Tedford, who's affection- ately known as Tony the Tiger. "He really covers his accounts ... and has proven himself to be a great em- ployee." Mr. Tedford, who is blessed with a quick wit and always has a sparkle in his eyes, was joined at the celebration by Liz, his wife of 29 years, and son Stephen. Another son, Peter, was unable to at- tend. While Mr. Tedford ac- knowledged "25 years is quite a long time", he ad- mitted "it goes rather fast" And, he told colleagues, "You've made me a happy man." Mr. Tedford's career in sales began shortly after he emigrated to Canada from Northern Ireland. He has seen enormous changes at the News Advertiser, which was published just once a week when he joined the staff. It now brings area residents news and advertising informa- tion four times weekly. Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distribut- ing Ltd. president John Baxter commended Mr. Tedford's "dedication and contribution" to the News Advertiser in a letter. Mr. Tedford received 25 shares of Torstar stocks, a traditional gift to employ- ees who've worked a quar- ter century for Metroland. WEIGHT RESTRICTION REGULATIONS will be in force on roads under the jurisdiction of the Regional Municipality of Durham, effective March 2, 1998 to approximately May 1, 1998. Vehicle loads are restricted to FIVE TONNES per axle in accordance with Durham Region By-law Number 251-89 (as revised). Signs will be erected on all Regional Roads where these weight restrictions apply. V.A. Silgailis, P. Eng. Commissioner of Works Regional Municipality of Durham Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser veteran Tony Tedford was honoured by staff Thursday on his 25th anniver- sary with the company. Grants awarded in Durham to help foster better race relations Nine area groups which aim to help raise cultural awareness and resolve racial conflicts will receive a helping hand. The Multicultural Council of Os- hawa/Durham will present grants of $ 1,000 to nine groups working on pro - *is that must be completed by the end of the year. The council received 13 applica- tions and made the "difficult decision" to present grants to the following: • Baker Park Boys Soccer Team in Oshawa, which is working on cross- cultural training and has the Multicul- tural Council of Durham logo on its team jackets. • Department of Social Services, Durham Region/Human Resources Development of Canada, which is making staff aware and sensitive to different religious traditions and prac- tices. • The Durham District School Board and Durham Catholic District School Board for a race relations forum called Through Our Eyes. The boards will also produce a booklet of essays and poetry by students on Unity in Diversity. • G. L. Roberts Collegiate and Vo- cational Institute in Oshawa, for an anti -racism seminar for students. • The Muslim Youth and Communi- ty Centre, Pickering/Durham, for a one -day conference called Islamic Cultww Mosaic i i .k' • Ontario Street Public School in Bowmanville for plans to develop mu- tual respect and understanding of a different language and culture through a student exchange programme with students in Chicoutimi, Quebec. • Oshawa Traditional Chinese Cul- tural School for demonstrating Chi- nese culture on the Chinese New Year, the Year of the Tiger. • The Robert McLaughlin Gallery of Oshawa, for planted celebration of Canada's musical heritage and creat- ing a link with art and music in Music of the Four Seasons by Echoes of Praise. • Valley Farm Public School in Pickering, for its Kids for Change anti- discrimination workshop. The grants will he awarded at the council's 17th Annual Social, to be held Saturday, Feb. 28 at St. George's Ukrainian Catholic LVIV Hall in Os- hawa. IF • 10 QUALITY GENTIZ DENTAL %ARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVAB . ■tr r TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIEN'T'S WE r PEOPLE OF ALL AGES 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. *2) Dx. JOSEPH A. M1SX3N, DENTIST ✓may. GF1�i.1i� •1.= .,,.I - .. r ... . Why Weight? 'Row r,'; a�se9 en wegf,t LM a Vftkwn d canals -We're With You Every Step Of the Way ..NVahwa&'y- • Mediadly screened • Safe easy weight loss • Grocery Store Bought ood*One a One Counselii THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22,19" - PAGE I1 Pe.m.nnal safety wodcshop Wednesday AJAX -- Personal safety is on the gional Police Constable Brad Durst agenda when the Ajax -Pickering from 7 to 9 p.m. at St. George's Angli- Women's Centre hosts a free workshop can Church, Portable #2, Randal I Drive Wednesday, Feb. 25. and Hwy. 2 in Pickering Village. To The workshop features Durham Re- register, call 426-1064. Up in arms Pickering Frenchman's Bay Public School students Sean Thompson (left) and Daniel Melnychuk seem to enjoy their work dur- ing an improvisational 'Arms Expert' skit presented to other students in Durham Re- gion as part of the Theatre Sports Chal- photo by Ron Pietroniro lenge held this week. The event was orga- nized as an 'improvisational Olympics' and brought together gifted students from throughout the region. The event was host- ed by Coronation Public School in Os- hawa HEALTHY SMILES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY We keep our patients smiliby taking the time to understand .:,their needs. Add our friend�y, caring staff and state-of-the-art .techniques and you've found a good dental home! • A Fall Range of Dental Treatments • Setwdafalnd 8vesbg Appoleseats • Fl =bk lefineait Optiar • A Itiefiradmi Stress-ftm IBM k �' Call 683-1432 DR. NwAY BADNWAR + DENTISTRY ® : New Pstiews and 13>Iaesrawel iei Welee~ 01-wniql�ft ..Ipcgo ii In Plano, a _ H wood S. da -� coonfort W111k the getfines good. -- M AMwizedDeakr ..A RENT, FINANCE OR BU 12% &no& fm ted! lt'"-12%=M� Smiw toyaoff W 0 - mis Ca Um Spe&k std naMe for to remainder of the winter season! 2 Great Locations To Serve You! M(:612.77EN6gS AD\'Q7� SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1L I1f� Of note.. . Ajax, Pickering musicians in tune at Kiwanis fest Ajax and Pickering musicians are hitting the right notes at the annual Kiwanis Music Festival of Toronto this week. Jessica Tong of Pickering finished first with a mark of 90 in the piano solos, 20th century sonata or sonati- na. She was second in the concerto for piano or orchestra -- romantic or modern division with a score of 88. Jessica Lynn Ireland of Ajax at- tained a mark of 85 to win the girls' solo in vocal music for the eight -and - under age group. Giles Tomkins of Pickering won in the baritone or bass vocal interme- diate test piece with a score of 85. He achieved a second -place tie Make baby's entry a gentle experience . Choices Childbirth Education and Doula Services are hosting a free in- formation session for expectant par- ents Thursday, Feb. 19 focussing on the baby's experience of birth. Expectant parents will learn what they can do to reduce the environ- mental stresses at birth and help cre- ate a more gentle and peaceful deliv- try for their child. The session will be held at 7:30 p.m. in the Community Room of the Durham Regional Police Station at Hwy. 2 and Brock Road in Picker- ing. For more information call 420- 0223. RJEToday Deadline Call44Memb(905) �905) WE CAN HELPVM ACFpEVE A FRESH START p r w*dw*W Canau iih nn sovenhi 146 sono. slew K ,sIM7st eM� xsH 19191.awwnoa M E N� 70l 255-1, ' 91itlaM P& , illMil { 12p�tM with Dave Benson of Toronto with a mark of 85 in the baritone or bass concert recital songs - foreign lan- guage. Giles also captured the under -20 bracket in the English folk songs with piano with a score of 87. Surinder Mundra of Pickering recorded a mark of 88 to win the piano solo Bach for prelude or fugue for ages 19 and under. Lisa Manis of Pickering was sec- ond in the girls' vocal solo, age nine and under with a score of 86. She also placed third with a mark of 85 in the girls' vocal solo ages 10 and under in the 'A' bracket. Nicole Hutchinson of Pickering finished third with a score of 84 in the 'B' group of the girls' vocal solo ages 10 and under. Mark Chen of Pickering placed third with a mark of 80 in the strong solo concert group for musicians 14 and under. Photo by Keith Gilligan A visit from the old troop Members of the 2nd Ajax Scout troop The visiting Ind Ajax Scout troop, it turns spent a bit of time at the Ajax Council out, is the same one which current Ajax meeting on Feb. 16, working on a badge Mayor Steve Parish belonged to as a young and learning about municipal government. W. Open House Feb. 28th at Pickering Sylvan Learning Centre Parents ready to push the panic button because of a child's poor academic performance can learn to anticipate school probloms before they become serious issues. Taking positive steps early -- before a learning deficiency becomes a - problem or before a child ? loses interest in school because he/she is not sufficMIUY Ch011e Bled can make as the difference. Many times parents wait until well into the sdx>d year, when teachers or counselors send home warnings. By Own they tae fvreed to hold their breath, hoping the chid will be able to stay abreast of the class's progress. Public and private schools and supplementary education providers, such as Sylvan Learning Centres, offer remediation and enrichment to students of all ages who seek to build -- or build upon — basic skills. When searching for a supplemental education provider, the experience should be as well planned as possible. The program upon which a parent decides should compiernaratthe entire educalon F Irl F 0 a Aul program of Supplementaldeducation tells a child that hisnter learning needs are important year- round -- a far more positive approach attention to problems giving and �s,.liypping,grades at report card Sylvan LeariAg Centre is a worldwide network of neigtocurhood education -• ed�u atio�n �services students who want to catch up, keep up and get ahead in reading, math, writing and study skills. Sylvan has been providing quality educational services for more than 17 years and operates more than 670 educational centres around the world. Sylvan begW operating in Canada in 1985. Currently, there are more than 55 centres across the country, all of which are locally owned and operated. The Pickering Sylvan Learning Centre, located at the comer of Brock Rd. and Bayly St.. has been operating since 1994. The Pickering Open House will take place on Saturday Feb. 2tlth from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. An appointment for a Free Skills Assessment wol it $150 win be offend to visitors. This fee will be deducted from the .first morMh's tuition. Parents and students can meet the centre staff and teachers as well as tour the facility, view the materials and the resources at Sjtivan. Sylvan Learning Centres uses an in-depth skills assessmenttnc� pinpoint . ies, gaps or unrecognized talents. The deff tailor their programs the irxli% ll needs of the e student and work in coniunction wait the Sylvan classroom leadw. S At ylvan v their guarantee is that your child will improve their ;reading and or math level by one acausm year in five trrorgtws. For insole intcemstion about Sylvan L Centre cel.(905) 3 From basic courses in reading and math to college and university prep, Sylvan has helped over a mullion students build the shills and confidence they need to succeed. We pinpoint each child's needs, develop a personalized programme. and deliver our instruction in a positive, fun and caring environment. Call Sylvan today to help ensure your , child's academic and '# personal success. _ OPEN ..HOUSE Saturda Februa _ Y, ry 28th9 #. 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. _ FREE Skills Asss"1111" Bo�ki�d r ($150.00 value - deducted fawn 1st month's tuition) " FREE Door Prizes r * Refreshments 3 4 SYLVAN LEARNING CENTRE® _ Bettergrades arejust the beginning'" 901 Brock Rd. (SE Corner of Brock i Bayty) plwAr�.._ #. -- --- - - - MONDAY, FEB. 23 CANCER: An information session on com- municating with your children about your can- cer diagnosis, with Susan Blacker MSW, is of- fered at 7:30 p.m. at Hearth Place Cancer Sup- port Centre, 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa. Limited seating. Register, 579-4833. NURSES: Durham Lakeview Council of the Registered Practical Nurses Association holds its monthly meeting at 7 p.m. at the Ajax -Pick- ering General Hospital, Harwood Ave. S., Ajax. Orthopeadic surgeon Dr. Fahti Abuza- guaya discusses Expected Out- comes Following Total Joint Re- placement. All RPNs and PN stu- dents welcome. 43 2-7604 (Sheila). BREASTFEED- ING: The Durham Lacta- tion Centre pre- sents a two-hour prenatal breast- feeding work- shop. Getting off to a good start, what to expect and how to have a happy breastfeed- ing experience. 427-9547. TUESDAY, FEB. 24 PARENT SUP- PORT: The As- sociation for Par- ent Support Groups holds its local weekly meeting at 7:15 p.m. for parents of children in- volved in drug or alcohol abuse, running away, dropping out of school, crimes or parent abuse. Call 1-800-488-5666 for location. BUSINESS: Durham Contact Exchange, a non- profit group of business profes- sionals, meets Tuesdays from 7 to 8:30 am. at The Victorian Garden Restau- rant, 60 Randall Dr., Ajax. Visitors and new members welcome. Re- serve, 428-6272 (Anne P►erala) SENIORS: The Tuesday Morning Discussion Group meets at 9:30 am. at St. An- drew's Community Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Bruce Johnson, the Town of Ajax land- scape architect, will speak. 619-0315. CHRISTIAN WOMEN: Today is the last day to make reservations for the 7iwrsday, Feb. 26 meeting of The Ajax -Pickering Chris- tian Women's Club from 9:30 to 11:15 am. in Gallantry's Banquet Room on the lower level of the Pickering Town Centre. Special feature is `Hints From the Body Shop'; music; speak- er. $5 per person, first timers $2.50. Free • THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1"S - PAGE 13 _ babysitting for preschoolers. 427-5445 (Karen). AMNESTY. The Ajax -Pickering Group of Amnesty International meets at 7:15 p.m. at the Pickering Village United Church, 300 Church St. N., Ajax. The topic is Israel. 839- 3969. DINNER: St. Paul's United Church, 65 Kings Cres., Ajax, holds a pancake dinner from 5 to 7 p.m. Adults $5, children under 12 $2, chil- dren under three free. 683-4740. CANCER: Feeling Your Best During Cancer 0 Therapy, an informational workshop for peo- ple about to begin treatment and their care- givers, is held at 7:30 p.m. at Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre, 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa. A cancer patient who has undergone treatments will share personal experiences. Fa- cilitated by an RN. Register, 579-4833. OUTDOORS: The Durham-Pineridge Out- door Club meets at 7:30 p.m. at Cana Hall, 44 William St. W., Oshawa. Guest speaker is David Arama of the Wilderness Survival Chal- lenge School. 579-9025. t1►0N�—, N4t��E,ONESDAYpRSDAY pN�;. Rip A Y o NL y , ,SP1URDA Y 01yI CALL US 420-3555 & MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT TODAY! CO offm 8 apply to wort Car: and SIX. /tTues, t3if E sa . _ mxv: MWL, Tues , Wed, FYI "L�-W P nL Thum 8:00-8:010 p m, Sat 8:00 &nL-6--W p.fn. ALL OFFERS EXPIRE FEB. 28198 Elm CHRIS %%SCAR At Camma Car Mart, astoner xr.im G - is ow lo' PrWe Orr saiorier CbM 'A' MART PAGE 14 - THBNEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. FERRIIARv n 1. T O R O N T O photo by Keith Gilligan A friend in need,,,, Ajax Mayor Steve Parish presented a plaque second from left, who suffered head injuries to Lynn McGurk-Weil in appreciation of her during a pre -game brawl with the Cobourg efforts in successfully organizing the recent Cougars in a OHA Provincial Junior 'A' Skate for Markus Quinn Day at the Ajax hockey game in December. Also pictured are Community Centre. The event raised Markus' mother Susan Quinn, at left, and his $10,000 for the 20 -year-old hockey player, father Brian Quinn, at right. �cnool choir concert shows why it's best AJAX — An award-winning i school choir will perform at a con-.' cert early next month. The Pickering Christian School ' Choir presents I Will Not Be Shak- en, an evening of celebration of praise on Thursday, March 12 at 7 P.M. The well-known choir will per- form with Hiram Joseph, a wel!- known international Christian music artist. In December, the school's choir won first -place honours at the annu- A Durham Music Festival at the 1:Pickering Town Centre which brought together top school choral ;groups from around the region. Refreshments will be served fol- lowing the concert. There's no admission charge, but a free offering will be taken to offset the expenses of the evening. Pickering Christian School is at 1030 Ravenscroft Rd., Ajax... For more information call the school at 427-3120 or Susan Kay at 428-3796. Dentures so natural... you'll never know the difference!' • M~ Soft-to"M matlerials fo sensitive gums • ftwision partial ` tdentvrles We accept all 11mmince Policies. • • •O1Jr t9l2 "Waher Wimmer, DD. 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Save Time, Save Money by Jane Jensen, Mobile Bank, ftui Bank, pickerir+g Jana J/ W% "ft &M Roo Bank, ftwirg As the RSP deadline toour""T4 for Y your pension adjustment figure. approaches`, you Since most branches will extend their may overwhelmedbb y' hours during RSP season, it's a good the crush of idea to call ahead. Branch staff will activity at your also advise you about peak times to local bank. "The avoid. Better yet, make an deadline brings appointment. in thousands -of If you already have RSPB, then brio g people who along all your RSP statements. In haven't yet ;:trying to help you decide how to contributed," diversify your portfolio, your says Jane Jensen, Mobile Banker Royal Bank. RSP season veterans at Royal Bank Financial Group offer these tips on how to survive the RSP crush. Among the key points to remember. • Know your contribution limit. Call your branch to determine RSP business hours. When visiting your branch, bring along all your RSP statements. • Or make your contribution by P�- • Call Revenue Canada's TIPs line at (416) 973-7969 and get your eligible contribution limit. You'll need your social insurance number, date of birth and your last tax return to get the information you need. If you're doing the calculation yourself, refer personal banker will need to see ' what types of investments you're already holding. "Diversification is key to making your RSP portfolio work to your best advantage," says Jane. "We need to see where you stand before helping you to decide the right investment mix for this year's contribution." • Making your contribution by phone is easy. Jane says last year she took a deposit at the very last minute. "Ten minutes before closing time on the last day, a client called from his car to get an RSP loan to make his contribution. And we did it." If you have any questions regarding you RSP and Investment strategies, please call 1 -800 -ROYAL -99, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. DICKERING ROYAL K� Hwy. 2 & Liverpool AJAX Hwy. 2 a Harwood F94ANCLAL GRA • 839-5152 683-2291 Hwy. 2 a "!ulna ihrwrod a WesbeT 420-8700 60-1321 • •• • tnjoy retirement living at Cedarcroft Cedarcroft Place -- depending on your needs invites you to discover and their qualified staff their living centre and find includes RegisEered out for yourself why it's the Nurses, Registered Pert Place to boy your Practical retirement. Practical Nursing Aides You71 be pleasantlyand Companions, all of surprised at how affordable whom are experienced, it is and impressed with the excellent quality of life compassionate and under- standing. �� erkrkce hem. Lorna says one of the Administrator Loma most attractive features of Kerala, RN., says they have Cedarcroft Place is its lot;a- a c°mmitment b° providing tion. Situated on King St E. the highest quality services and accommodation in a in Oshawa, the residence is near a shopping Plaza, range of options to suit budget medical centre, churches yourand banks. 'There's also a "Residents can choose bus stop right in front of from private sod semi pri- the building. vale to standard aeconrrto- You'll also enjoy dam•- she says. -And Cedar -croft's treed, parklike they include all marls, Cedafault Place int s int living ung and escaped linens, 16 and it ! lot:ai•d at 619 King St E in Oshawa. _,_-4 groin or take a leisurely launyou � choose Cedarcroft Place is fully air classes, games and social stroll n d e then is Park - or double occupancy in a corlllitioned t r everts. Inside there is a cotth- '� ,�..'�il` ,n1on room to relax and private room with an `3 � esch room Mures �� There is an h0iouie ertsuite bathroom. . individual climate control- - hair stylist and a doctor on watch TV and an activity FurnishiiW can be There is also a built-in call at all time who visits mom if you want to play a lite emergency call system for : Cedarcroft Place once or >!� of pool or cards. ed or you can decorate 24 hour rotectieat. twice a week fair private Families are also invit y� room �y way Y� You ll a consultations `' ed to share time with you like it with your own furni- boy' variety at Cedarcroft. tore and accessories.of activities including exec- For those that need "Families are an s cine programs, art and craft additional health care for important part of our rest- ' an extra fee Execu-Care :dents' lives and it continues f ;provides you with inde- u&Ce'darcroft'Place'',:� pendenee and security when trey come here," says _Execu-Care Services Loma. "Family and other offer very reasonable rates visitorsas well as children THE NEWS AVVERTLSFJtslttitnAv_ 5W.Raivav n sw _ auav oc 1111JOUST ADO ITS by Paula Aaddilt$aN AeeordYoaager, PenaelBukwl.Ajax Riv1• S E Harwood Some people think they may not have enough to make contributing to an RSP worthwhile. Not true says Paula Waddington, Account Manager, Royal Bank, Hwy. tt 2 & Harwood, Ajax. "Any amount you contribute today will help You to achieve your retirement goals. The earlier you start, the more your money will grow over your working career:Pal ' If you can only afford to contribute $500 a year to an RSP, that's good enough. In 40 years, that $500 a year, compounding at 8 percent, will grow to almost $140,000. And, as Paula points out, as your income increases, you can increase the amount you contribute. Paula says a lot of people are put off by the huge numbers that are quoted when people talk about how much they will need to retire comfortable. "Remember, while the government wants us to plan for our future, many people will still receive both government and company pension benefits. Don't be discouraged by the big numbers. Of course, the earlier you start the more you'll have. But what about people who haven't yet started to plan for retirement? Is it too late? Paula says. " Ibe sooner the better, but better Late than never." She says there are lots of ways to get started. "As little as $25 a month will start you on your way to using a pre -authorized contribution plan The fact is you really can't afford not to contribute to an RSP. The tax-sheltered growth is phenomenal.' An investment of $100 a month, compounding at 8 percent annually over 30 years, will grow to more than $141,000 inside your RSP but only $79,000 outside an RSP, assuming a 40 percent marginal tax rate. "If you don't have the money this year, consider an RSP loan," she your tax refund to help pay down your loan and minimize interest cost. The combination of your tax savings and income earned on your RSP contribution will usually more than offset the cost of borrowing." If you're hesitating because you can't decide what to invest in, you're not alone. Paula has a bit of advice that can make the whole process a lot less intimidating. "If you don't know what to buy, you don't have to decide immediately. In fact, you shouldn't. Choosing the investment that's right for you is an important decision, and one that should be made carefully." She says that shouldn't stop you from making your RSP contribution though. She advises that you contribute, putting your money in a very liquid investment tush as an RSP savings account or money market fund. "Later, after panic of RSP season is over, you can set up an appointment with your Personal Banker to decide where to invest over the long-term" If you have any questions regarding your RSP and Investment strategies, please call 1 -800 - ROYAL -99, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. PICKERING AJAX Hwy. 2 a Liverpool .Hwy. 2 & Harwood 839-5152 683,2291 Hwy. 2 & Wailes Harwood & Weslwey 420-8700 683-1321 •;1 _ROYAL 13ANK GROUPRNANCLAL are always welcome and it maybe for you to adjust can accompany residents to to living in a retirement liv- programs, church services ing centre, but we make it a and special events. They pleasant transition allow - may also purchase meal ing you the freedom to tickets and eat in a private enjoy the lives you had setting away from the main without all of the responsi- dining room." bilities that made it diffi- Arrangements can cult, such as housekeeping also be made if you would and preparing meals." like to have grandchildren For more information stay overnight. about Cedarcroft Place call "At Cedarcroft Place (905) 723-9490. we promote independent living with assistance," says Lorna. "We know how hard YOM CoMb W good h"M Is wry krVwtant to the SM at C KNW=VR Place �t7/M T i. } , .� .t `}2'•t%s.rN s. �, W c. ♦ • � .. ♦_i/—�`— i.i.Y � � I�.i.�J�. _ i� 4r C -17 18 U. FT. FROST -FREE 3013 LIM ERATOR Mmang EASY. MET =GE,_ In EAN ALL RANGES 4 SPECIALLY 4 HEAD` N1 CASSET' 19 f-11 I :1-, AL.L.WoOD" 7., �'` -�- �I � � �r�►�il yl -ice _-� � �• �;,,- -_ -. A _5 111ijil; tit' jj SELF-CLEA CONVECT10 ,\ OVE 4 1. dry,c9 x]39! SOFA & LOVE! UNBELIFL'AtE VALUE gt■-41:z■w0ccc OR I AI QUEEN ANNE'COFF OR END TAKES 49) A -ON 71t L—p- qp- 9A r.- 0 1- m S _- A-4 SAVEW!11:17AAC 1,mili-4 T ttSAME `� T., 6 PIECE BEDROOM SUITE E Yl ro-o A KIM I "It xft�o v"-'ap, F t) 4 LE SAVE BUILT DISHWASHE 11A*4*61.6 %0 L- . sw*' 1p 0 4 .d LARGEST SELECTION OF OCCASIONAL CHAIRS, *70 RECLINERS & WING CHAIRS IN DURHAM REGION X200 a NO PHONE ORDERS PLEASE PAGE IS - THE NEWS ADIVEIrrZ ER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22,19" • Mah)—la- n -ds-- in People just like you can make life a little better for many less fortunate neighbours in the community. The only thing you have to invest is a bit of time to help community agencies like: Heart and Stroke Fomdabon of On- tario: Local chapters require volunteers to help raise funds for heart disease and stroke research and health promotion activities. Vol- unteer opportunities are arranged to fit your lifestyle and availability. Call 686-1521. Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre: The centre has volunteer opportunities for peer support, reception, support group facili- tator, fund-raising and programme commit- tee. Training is provided. Hearth Place, at 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa, provides emotional support, wellness programmes and educa- tional programmes for cancer patients and their families. Call 579-4833. Host Programme: Volunteers are being sought for Citizenship and Immigration Canada's Host Program — a friendship pro- 1jax, Pic gramme to help new immigrants settle and in- tegrate into the community quickly. Call Mahmood at 686-2661. Junior Achievement of Durham Region: Volunteers help the youth of the community develop an awareness of how a business oper- ates from the group up. Training and support are provided. Call John or Carla at 644-7058. Kids on the Block: Volunteers learn to operate life-size puppets and perform small plays in elementary schools in Durham to provide support and encouragement to stu- dents with disabilities. Call Suzanne at 436- 0925 or Katherine at 665-5680. Meals -On -Wheels, Ajax -Pickering Red Cross: Volunteer drivers and packers are ur- gently needed to help deliver this vital service five days a week. If you can spare one -and -a - half hours once a week from 11:30 am. to 1 p.m., call 420-3383. Pickering Reading Circle: The circle is looking for volunteers to read to and listen to children four to 12 read in English or French • HE NEW MILLENNIUM PA'S PRM M AWIM ... _........................... ........... A • Spmw t t 2 be+aa» nw wi wows d L* Own " • 5 2pphow • slpnt Raeaiawl Games • Secure 244aw pee onumo ad bmhc*ed Vm& • veps bm eta Rd mq tm Com m ma ad Mom 401 Pre - ammud w peas boa $104, 900 CALL DOUG TAYLOR Assocut• 810ke, (�5) q1-3300 WIMW • kern or maKC8h ort w--' • . Saturdays from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Call 839- across Ontario where children of divorced or 3037. separated patents may visit with their non - Stewart Group Homes: A volunteer is custodial patent in a safe and supervised set - needed to befriend an 18 -year-old woman ting. with special needs. Candidate should have a This is a volunteer -driven program of the car. Call 686-3111. YMCA. Volunteers, over 18 years of age, are " Volunteer Services of Victorian Order required to supervise visits between the child of Nurses - Durham Branch: Calling all and the non-custodial parent in a group set - men and women, of all ages, from all over ting. They will summarise and record the ac - Durham. Are you making a New Year's reso- tivities of the visit for court purposes. lution to get involved? Share a special friend- Volunteers should have some experience ship with a senior, ill or disabled person who working with children and are needs you. If you care about others, you can provide three references, undergo a criminal be a Friendly Visitor. Call the Friendly Visitor record check and attend orientation, training, Program at V.O.N. Durham at 571-3151 or 1- ongoing workshops and meetings. Call the 800-263-7970. Durham Supervised Access Program at 839 - William Peak Co -Operative Homs 3845, ext. 305. Reading Circle: The circle is looking for vol- O O O unteers to read to or listen to children four to Volunteer Corner is produced by Informa- 12 years of age Tuesdays from 7 to 8 p.m. tion Ajax -Pickering in co-operation with the Call 428-0573. Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser. YMCA Durham Region: The Durham If you want your organization listed in Vol - Supervised Access Program is one of 14 unteer Corner, contact Noreen at 686-2661. �INS * HE NEW MILLENNIUM PK7amm MIMIconooMMl AMM .............. ........ ......................... �„�� • Spaooas 1 ti 1 ba�ooa ate, anal' � waa d take Oaaarp - 5 appbata • Sopeeb tsales - Serve 244— ped cm -tow ad Wbc*ed go -6 • • *ps 6m he P errrlp Tom Cawe, OO stash ad Homm i0l Pre - camuctim prices hm $104, 900 Gl1 S'IiYE pIS1N1011Sq r. '" salespe'son (416) 464-5464 �•.aras�� _ tee.._ v` photo by Ron Pietroniro On frozen pond Jake Mulrooney glides in style with the help of his father, Darcy, while out for a skate on the marsh at Rotary Park in Ajax. Father and son were out last weekend. TM EWS ADVEWnSER SUNDAY, 1FEBRUARV 22,19" - PAGE It Durham's Place gets gold medal support More than $12,000 raised professional and business community made an appearance at the day -long event which includ- at ski day for cancer ed skiing, ski lessons, ski races, dinner, raffles and an auction. support centre Hearth Place is Durham Region's only can- cer support centre for people living with can - It may not be the Olympics but the results cer. Hearth Place is committed to providing are just as — if not more — exciting. support for patients and their families by offer - This year's Third Annual Durham Ski Day ing a variety of services such as peer support, for Hearth Place took place last week at the wellness programs, ongoing lectures, discus- Craigleith Ski Club near Collingwood raising sion series and an information centre. The or - more than $12,000 for the cancer support cen- ganization dues not receive government grants tre. and depends On the financial surr-rt About 200 ski enthu,,r,i.i. Crr,rn lhr Durh,rrn !r ,rT, r�;_. ,.,,!,.: ,,,. d. ice- ia`3�':.',..rr ^2 S –.. �__ _. _ - - - - • �... _ _— ... w�adR:aM(: - PAGE n - THE NEWS ADVERTOM SUNDAY, FE3F1 W 22, MIS >p 0 Pickering, S rt Al Rivett, sports writer 683-5110 Fax: 683-7363 News Advertiser imidgetTwovinsgv photo by Ron Pwtroniro Churningthrough the water Pickering High School's Matthew Leduc ondary School Athletics swim meet at the competes in the open men's 100 -metre Pickering Recreation Complex Thursday af- freestyle event at the Lake Ontario Sec- ternoon. Top squash players at weekend tournament PICKERING — The fourth annual Lee Hanebury Memorial Squash Tournament concludes at the Pickering Recreation Complex today, Sunday, Feb. 22. The tournament, which began Friday, featured more than 120 athletes, up from 100 last year, competing from the top 'A' division to the 'E' hipcket for recreational -cali- bre players. The tournament is held each year in honour of the late Lee Hanebury, a member of the Ajax and Pickering Squash Clubs who was active in the junior squash pro- gramme, both at the provin- cial and club levels. She died of cancer several years ago. Proceeds from the event will go to the Pickering Squash Club's junior programme and the uash Ontario •unior programme. Finals in all divisions will be played today from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. Main sponsors for the event are Phoenix Racquets and Papp's Restaurant in Pickering. Many other local businesses are donating prizes for the event. Spectators are welcome. There's no admission char e. By JIM EASSON Actntr To THE NEWS ADVERTISER AJAX — An Annandale curling team . will advance to the Comfort dt Quality Hotels Intermediate Men's Regional Playdown in Omemee Feb. 28 after winning the 'B' side at the recent zone event at the Ajax club. Although three Annandale entries were shut out of the 'A' side of the playdown, Gerry Pinkney and his team won the `H' side of the zone event. With Pinkney were John Thain, Doug Lawson and Rick The regional playdowns at Omemee will determine which two rinks advance to the On- tario ftnals in St. Catharines in March. Jason Mitchell, the brother of Pickering Olympic silver medal winner Collin Mitchell of the Mike Harris rink, was also seeking curling honours at the Nokia Cup Ontario Men's Curling Championships in Peterborough. However, he wasn't able to make it through the final which was won by the Wayne Middaugh rink. Annandale hosted the sixth annual ALICE BonssWel at the chub on Saturday. Twenty-two teams competed in the Annan- dale Ladies' Invitational Cash Extravaganza. Twelve rinks won cash and all teams were fed and entertained. An An- nandale rink emerged victori- ous at the event for the third consecutive time. Wilma Nor- ton and her team of Marianne Moak, Debbie Bianchi and Rita Alexander took home $400 and some crystal. In sec- ond place was Annandale's Susannah Moylan rink who rrceived $200. Lisa Stuart and her Oshawa rink won $180 for thirdprize:.. Raiders playoff hope The Ajax -Pickering Raiders Dr. Toms 'AAA' midget rep hockey team posted back-to-back victories to move them into playoff contention as the Eastern Ontario league regular season nears a close. The wins moved the Raiders ahead of the Whaby Wildcats into seventh place in the standings with two games left. Against the second - place Quinte Red Dev- ils, the short-staffed Raiders hung on for a 3-2 victory. Pat Elder scored the winning goal on a breakaway while the Raiders were short- handed. Jason Mac- Donald opened the scoring for the Ajax - Pickering midgets in the first period on a breakaway. Early in the second frame, Derek Spafford scored the tying goal on a set- up by MacD aid and Dave Visconti. G o a l i e Aaron La- d e r m a n played his be— game of the sea- son, turning aside 28 shots. The sharp goaltend- ing of Laderman also led the Raiders' midgets to a 5-3 win over Richmond Hill. T.J. Kemp scored the game winner, assisted by Mike Orr. Other scorers were Elder, Spafford, Oliver Lopez and Allan Maclsaac. Other assists went to Chad and Jason MacDonald, Maclsaac, Chris Taylor and Lopez. The Raiders' roster has been hampered suspensions to laclsaac and Orr, season -ending shoulder injuries to Garett Winder id Chad MacDon- the loss of Erik Cuzzolino to a student exchange program in Switzerland, and lead- ing scorer Jeff Miles' graduation to the Pick- ering Panthers. The Raiders close out the regular season with two games this weekend at the Ajax Community Centre. The midgets played Barrie on Saturday and play Whitby on Sunday at 7:30 p.m. deuce team try -out in Pickering O NG — Young, eetbusi- ed dance or cheerleading experience, hated local dooms can supply a photo of themselves and take w fora chance to perform appropriate dance and foot gear to the roto Ai pumas dance vy-tet sessioo.. _. e npcoOW91918 Caaa Those interested to the fte ori: ung try-" must pick UP an ap- ,w itIOonal by -out - phadion form from The Pro huge, on led igr elle Picioeling Taws the Pickering Town Centre's Imo *9 Cant Sbr� on Sftw keel next to Eatton's and across-fivito 4,4=d dt Tby. Wed from the Pidnting The Torarto Atgoasuts done team -;fiaid hot,& !id hWW of at SPIfUll! 1401' 1111bol Associtil 21998 FINAL REGISTRATION] L:1 EI M EI IIY, FEI I IIIY 25,1111 .7 - 9 pm. Ajax Community Centre. Upper Lobby tett T"- $73J& & Affiw T": $J l�oa�de - $94,6All weir $1im ♦ Birth Cati/&01111i� 4 Obtasio HMM Cawti xoacs to rmegaterl ♦ No crew tenant *Wbe created to aiaa t Late rregisfrairfs after Fek 2S- Iftl ere ase sea opm on acjwhV &&VM re&*_ &ado= "a be aim dds AWe wrdt a $15 late charge - U T-Bajl is a mm Posrw a to Me A.W. A4 forplay&" bwor in 1"3 AaMBA o/hrsa teat baseball f _ BOYS mNmo 43■R =__ C1U4WMtions? Caill 003-0700 a I_ -_8a00 & well got baaok to youll uides celebrate Every year the Girl Guides celebrate Feb. 22 as "Thinking Day". This date marks the birthdays of Lord and Lady Baden-Powell, the founders of the Guiding and Scouting movement around the world. It's a time to reflect and remember our sisters involved in Girl Guides and Girl Scouts in over 136 countries. Thinking Day encour- ages an awareness of the con- tributions and amazing talents required in creating an organi- zation, which today is pro- claimed the largest women's organization in the world. Although many changes have taken place in the world around us, the envi- ronment as well as personal rights and freedoms, Guiding has remained as activity which appeals to many age groups. The most recent addi- 0( Canada Guides duCanada tion has been Sparks, for girls aged five and six. Continually changing with the times, you will meet families where all the women are involved in various aspects of Guiding and share a special connection. With the fond memories of being a Brownie, many mothers wish to see their daughters involved in a local Brownie pack. Volunteers are the foundation of Girl Guides and probably exceed the origi- nal expectations of Their founders. But, the fad remains that without the diligence of Lord and Lady Baden- Powell's visions or the contri- butions of local leaders, com- missioners, advisors, or volun- teers of all descriptions, the solid foundation around the continent would not exist. So, on Feb. 22 they remember the dedication of their founders and also reflect upon the uniqueness, dedication and spirit which exists in today's worldwide Guiding Movement. Ontario Division com- prises both urban and rural communities in the Town of Whitby and the Townships of Scugog, Uxbridge and part of Brock. To date there are 1,836 girls enrolled in 103 units which span all levels of Guiding from Sparks to Senior Branches. The dedication of 328 Guiders helps keep the Guiding Movement both vibrant and dynamic. Area Commissioner Heather Bowyer says she is proud to be a member of Kitson Public School 75th Anniversary Trivia (1) What school is named after the family, not the road? (2) What establishment is built on John Ritson's homestead? (3) When did the doors of Ritem Public School open for the first stu- dent? (4) Who was the first principal of Ritson Public School? (5) Did John Ritum ever get to see Ritson Public School? Sell Avon Products where you live or work. Cali - PAUL11NE NAUus 4116-398-9390 (6) In what year did the pool open at Ritson Public School? (7) Prior to September 1997, how many years had it been since Grade 7 was at Ritson Public School? (8) In what year was the kinder- garten room added to Ritson? Prizes will be awarded. Send answers to Jaynelle Harding, 300 Ritson Rd. S. Oshawa, ON L1 H 5J1 MARCH BREAK CAMP a.a - 4 f.a 9 aaa -12 f.s 6 and ap 3-6 1rM week, 2 deli par vne k or 3 dep par watt For soars lahnnedee 427-SS43 �oranrwo __ x 0 rpi dq.b.ry, 0 M-1 co..ae INS drt«wM naw rki Orr to Li v em AJAX BOWL • new dtis year Sommer league torr • Fuu*a" ovGraw Rates .Red'NBoW' 172 Harwood S. Aja: For info. call THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, PIMRUARY 22, 11'1lbPAGE 21 ing Da Guiding and to represent the largest Girls and Women's organization in the world. 'The Girl Guides of Canada challenges today's women to reach their potential and empowers them to become the leader's of tomorrow," she says. "And as we celebrate the birthday's of Lord and Lady Baden- Powell, we acknowledge together the contributions of all the volunteers in leadership and administrative rolls who give of themselves every week." She says she would also like to thank the residents of our communi- ties for their continual support of their calender and cookie campaigns. "It is the support and effort of every one of our members that makes this an incredible organization," says Heather. GUIDES CANADA Sparksyews 5 6 years Goidas 9 to 12 )mss PaAlMktders12 to 15 years Senior Branch 15 to 17+ years FeaaMe leaders 18+ years 0 -1 - Dian fee $28.00 VAdtby residents - .430.4977 Oeftawa residents - 723-2442 Ctarlrglon r mid -to -0038066 Aju rrtside -to - 42? -2292 ,Pbrt Peng - 60"M LX144,1, Geri'Oit Aquatics - Limited (for muly. Aq= Kids) ee e Eveniq Classes Available Pickering Location Now Open '430-6?65 Sylvan makes the difference. Sylvan's unique teaching method produces tetter grades and improved motivation. We've already helped over a million students and families nationwide. To learn how we can help your child, call Sylvan today. iv -1- , SYLVAN LEARNING CENTRE 8~ra+••..,.;w the ber:,.,.:ew. xendalwood Park Phan lal Duadm Sr. E. Wbanr • Reading ♦ OAC ♦ Reawwork saippaet • writes ♦ Nub • sawy skin. ♦ Presebeol rroaam • sturdy flan Science and Engineering $<I&OKE Day Camps! $<,,, .E "- jft;� At the University of Toronto 'Owft� Mississauga Downtown Toronto Scarborough SCIENCE OUTREACH offers week-long ootYtp sessimm for students completii ¢lodes 4 #h=igh 9 $130.00 per comp session CHLDERWS SERVICES DIVISION Appicabons for Presdxx)l Program now bang accepted Aput Child Can Cattra 22 CwftrviW Rd. Ajax (905) 6834091 Supervisor: Us. F Hert�es 2 112 to 5 ym 7 arrLto6p.m. 1262 Rad er li � Cart! Centrte Pickering (905) 839.5831 Supervisor:. ML R Forbes 2112 to 5 yrs. 7 arrL to 6 p.m. Polar Mial Subsidies Available. AA 11 I � ♦, t ra All Red Cross sFor ii" Levels Offered more informat ion Cath Catty '430-6?65 Sylvan makes the difference. Sylvan's unique teaching method produces tetter grades and improved motivation. We've already helped over a million students and families nationwide. To learn how we can help your child, call Sylvan today. iv -1- , SYLVAN LEARNING CENTRE 8~ra+••..,.;w the ber:,.,.:ew. xendalwood Park Phan lal Duadm Sr. E. Wbanr • Reading ♦ OAC ♦ Reawwork saippaet • writes ♦ Nub • sawy skin. ♦ Presebeol rroaam • sturdy flan Science and Engineering $<I&OKE Day Camps! $<,,, .E "- jft;� At the University of Toronto 'Owft� Mississauga Downtown Toronto Scarborough SCIENCE OUTREACH offers week-long ootYtp sessimm for students completii ¢lodes 4 #h=igh 9 $130.00 per comp session CHLDERWS SERVICES DIVISION Appicabons for Presdxx)l Program now bang accepted Aput Child Can Cattra 22 CwftrviW Rd. Ajax (905) 6834091 Supervisor: Us. F Hert�es 2 112 to 5 ym 7 arrLto6p.m. 1262 Rad er li � Cart! 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When you call Durham Windows and Doors for a free estimate, Wayne will show up at your door with his Mobile Showroom which you'll enter by way of a sliding patio door. Inside, displayed on the walls, are the Tech Weld 2000 series of vinyl windows which showroom to your door �-� Left, Wayne Hutchison will bring his Mobile Showroom to your home. At M . right, inside • you'll find his display of Top Quality Vinyl Windows. ison brings to you're free to operate and y window and discover the many special fea- ing your ho new and long tures including how they can be mer and e is a Mobile cleaned without going outside. curtains, dra lust may be the "After being in this busi- All of ness for 18 years, 1 can honestly with a life say these are the finest windows on the market," says Wayne. They're triple sealed to reduce air leakage and come with heavy duty hardware." If you desire, you can choose the Low E Class which fil- me cooler in the sum - ate fading of your pes and fumiture. the windows come lime warranty and a 10 - year guarantee on the installation. Wayne would also like his customers to know that he does all of the estimates personally, eliminating the cost of a salesper- son. Durham Windows and Doors also does all of its own installations, which ensures that every customer gets a high quali- ty job done at the best possible price. Durham Windows and Doors is located at 696 King St. W in Oshawa. For more information call (905) 579-2222. r THRIFTY Mechanic Y Toronto Capital Inc. is dedicated to helping I Shop rnm Tran & you with your loan and mortgage needs Iiwelrrtasr!! While shopping for a car 110,11 or home is a good idea, shop -d y ` I't Baas. ping for a loan or mortgage is flaws A � �Rt► not. I� The fact is, every time you a 1 I apply for credit, the inquiry is noted on your credit bureau file. This is one place where you I �Q j don't want to be popular. As a result of this, more I S D,y I and more people are seeking CUSTOMER SATISFACTION help al Inc.the staff at Toronto Capital In The company works with OIL, , a client to prepare a loan or FILTER mortgage application and fully • exP11 � log 1 Once completed, Toronto -11 Capital Inc. presents the applica- tion to a krder they fed the Are., F.�.� client has the best chance of securing finance with Based on NOTICED. their own credit history and spe- GET cial requirements, they then sit N" M o WMTW down with the client and fully md abo [ � explain AL _details of the by financing that has been arranged ad�r� "M uR for them, including all terms, no rates, conditions, etc But they _ mm NEVER_ NEVER. _ NEVE2_ w" charge any up front fees. t t vand� Toronto Capital hw- can 11hl. po„r tauirlm a bol Cal OdWial baler• help you arrange 1st, 2nd or 3rd � � a w fp ppRM mortgages for any purpose or any type of party Mey can DURHAM WINDOWS & DOORS MILE 1-888-576-8576 DHM ;ASEMENT IN1Mc comvble Selection a nT ACrgNN Vk,y1 vtrrtdows a Doors • PICTu7 WINDOWS • BAY a BOW WINDOWS • INSURANCE CLAIMS • PATIO DOORS • STORM DOORS • NEW CONSTRUCTION WINDOWS WAYNE MOBILE SHOWROOM HUTCHINSON w KI ST W SALES, SERVICE a 051""A' OM�"O INSTALLATION t'.JZL' I9ow 579-2222 - FREE TILE UPGRADES! Call us for detailsff Huge Renovation Showroom ADVERTISE N "WHO DOES VAUT?!" 5prew the good word abW J.P W bruWvIise or �. - a a ao rq eAh UL rou7 fnd no ow bal madllsn is mon .McrwyyaauIart and V" tear tIs apacr Cwe you business a boost. Call eft" Won. aur Ue1de sales DepartnwtN at sosuoo 1 up to 95% Financings $ ~�� CA:¢, al��Nr�arN $ ResidenbalJ Commercial $ Cotta Copdo / Land $ I St 2rftd a � Smiaaom $ VendorTn, ". PUrdtased A eQal. ween• anranNO&r oorallr (905) 428-1232 S ns Hantrood Ala, S, Aj. Wu PIm) S Consultant Robert Brown and Manager Br�oloer Jennell Cook of Toronto Capital Inc. also help you obtain bridge calling, we can still possibly help finarcinng, kians for coin trtaction and even arrange settlemla� on and renovations as well as equi- your behalf saving you hun- ty loans. dreds of dollars." They can help with spe- Toronto Capital Inc. will ciial situation loans for self- not only help you secure•& ban employed and discharged bank- but also look for the best rates. rupts. They also specialize in But remember, your success debt consolidations. depends on fully disclosing your 'The biggest mistake peo- financial situation. Then, and ple can make is waiting too long only then, can their staff help before consolidating their you achieve your goals. debts," says Jennell Cook For more information Manager/Ilrokm "If you've wait- about Toronto Capital Inc. call ed too long and collectors are (905) 428-1232. I HEALTH & Sop ab, ■�efici An leara•e Enuff - Redwee 'ASSIFI n1K HEws Aar "41MV, FMWAW u, l9fl"JWZ 23 CL ED 683.0707 II ll Can+rs 11 Can■rs 11 csners 11 CarEas- 1I Csr6at I I 26T«fY I I cafr.rs iiri�crinEra� MEb SERIOUS EDUCATION FOR A REWARDING CAREER Hospitality . , Hotel and Restaurant Operations .,t " Bar and Beverage Management Travel and Tourism 5.aeraa. ', :. _,. .. _ Business Accounting and Computers Accounting and Business Applications Business Administration Business and Computer Applications Computer Computer Support Specialist Network and Communications Technology information Systems Programming Computer Business Applications Secretarial Executive Office Assistant Legal Administrative Assistant Medkal Office Assistant Word Processing Health Personal Support Worker Dental Dental Chairside Assistam Dtmal Reoelltionest Computer Animation ALIAS/Wavetroru 1111011EU��* 11 Scht- I of BUS11`211 OSHAWA CAMPUS 06HAWA CENTRE 723-1163 PICKERING CAMPUS 11511 KINGCTON ROAD 420-1344 CO■OURG CAMPUS NORTHUMBERLAND MALI. 372-8978 INot all courses available at all caniptism I ATTN: SCIETMSTS! Lab Support, an international service dedicated to the placement of scientific professionals in challenging short and long term assignments, is hiring now ! We are currently seeking profes- sionals with the following experience: • QC Analysis - Pharma, Food, Cosmetics • HLPC-method development -Pharma products • Dissolution Testing (pharmaceutical) • Pharma product recall exp. • Reg. Affairs (pharma, food) • LC -MS Competitive pay/ excellent benefits. EOE Call (416) 221-8914 www.labsupporLeom LAB SUPPORT Immediate opporpuWy for coustlhalnt in dynamic tenlIPoraY sbn8 agency m Durham Region. SucessW candidale will have 2-3 yews' industry experience and a demnowated ability to probe clients' needs, seek and Sot problems imme"ely, comno>uninte dearly and conralsely with c bene and 2nOa2kS, prepare and adapt quiddy to rapidly-<haniag market conditions. Submit resume wish salary expecxahorls to: Rets 09802 P-0• Boz 81, Fidceriaw, Ontalrio L1V 2R4 WOULD You LIKE TO CHANGE Primerica Rnanc Services its U1111 QUALITYOI oking?for unique indi- viduals with leadership ability. We are one the fastest growing companies in the fastest growing industries in the world. Training provided. No experience necessary. Huge income potential and opportunity for ownership. JOBSNETIMMMEN BMER CALL ME &I= :1 ofoo TqM 7MHNDU GY CANEEltS Programmer Analyst Igtad and Network Specialist 1 IAN Administrator Wswam cubecome m Network Technician f C.omputermod Accounting + ,Microsok Office PWglam REACH FOR YOUR FUTURE. r now 18886672CDI rs-r fNl EId- M GOVIN010N a aunt - M NRM w motet snws • m t� 1 ua LAWRCON ELECTRIC Require 2 people to be trained in the electrical equipment repair industry. Applicants must have Grade 12 English and Maths, and have a good mechanical aptitude. Some electrical knowledge would be an asset. This is anopportunity to work in a challenging field with the potential of above average in- come and a high degree of personal job satisfac- tion. The successful applicants will be self motivated individuals willing to apply themselves both during working hours and their own time to learn the practical and theoretical knowledge necessary to become competent in this field. Interested applicants should call Lawrcon Elec- tric to set up an appointment (905) 686-4661 Part-time Instructors required Obwtbeba CdarCtsYliiflbteebes tesniwp its stoosptiwp nsblrwes for the foNowibis posi kwo WMdows Nr Server IwstlnpNelr Srifrwws Analysis i Deeion Dereteper/Mmrwdlsr Send rem~ and rlWW Muer tee _. . . Jon Sbtrnw,'POrlawb CW&W, coldh /e" law"W& R0. Nx 3SS, Oi■I Awn, ON, L1H 71Y Orbly tlboute laying c+oebsid■rrd l ism en iiMerviow - , wo be cor016A = Educating Ytw nor tin Real World. ATTENTION PART TIME OR RETIRED TEACHERS Literacy Network of Durham Region is seeking P/r Adult Literacy Assessor The successful candidate will: •have experience in adult education/ literacy • be sensitive to, and accept cultural diversity -have academic assessment exp. • be computer literate Compensation is commensurate with number of assessment interviews. Interested candidates should forward their resume to: Literacy Network of Durham Region 58 Rossland Rd. West Oshawa Ont. 1_113 2V5 or fax 905-725-8337 Please no telephone calls! • Factory Workers *Security *Retail Sales • Secretary These are a small sample of the jobs available through Job Connect call the hotline 725-4786 Pickering Residents 1-800-263-0993 Funded by Goch- anent o/Owtaria ATTENTION: All PHASE 1. ■, M REAL ESTATE STUDeNTS C Mare you Ever IW[W v'our"W H "WHERE DO I GO FROM HERE?" i Q • naw •o I choose a bralrw I • wlhat grrasuom shorts r ager • aewac costs are h,vowwar net u,. low" wloowt In f E touav's aartret� l to ow CAREER INFORMATION SERUM • Nk= eowwo as *" 1u TorOMO East neanv lino hhrestm toe t, slrte IN r+cautnE sola wwleseey rrrch afh. ,nota taus reaeman. arborlowner ca10wM arwer a art branch mrsaw. canes wust "L Nate in roar •ecium naeo rwtwort win a tap broom art sates nprments Mi in ver/ naw w4 stty. two brace Wa loons to c- , , fe=w. nsm.PC dm420.4= cwforowscoom tltlea.r anof I*>asona ant flaaay EAR■ up to 5500. weeldy . part -tine. Exciting new work from horde opportunities. Sero S A.S.E. for free details. 1183 Augusta Cn Dshawa. L1H 7S9 ESTRETICIAN Needed for a fast paced environmerd Oshawa Mahmum 5 years experience. Required with re- sume. Call (905) 728-7381 EXPEMEIICE DIMNSARY Technician is required for a � nxwa��cyere we given to certified technicians and those with mininwm of 2 years experience. The suc- cessful candidate will be a sell starter. have a please ib n er hb am ron"Ien!Please reply in confidence to: Box 218 Oshawa, Ontaio. L1H TL1 We pay you fi"-' Y'c assemble our produm Easy work. No expenence 'lecessary. For FREE I a k send S.A. S.E. to Fee Star EnMtpr m 1 SA L;r.tpoa Rd- suila217 Pkimiltg Ont.LIVSW (//6)72A-3188 F1KLMW-TWE Bulrher for weeltendS rights soave ex- penenee reahhed Fax re- ;oftto 905-026.1733 GA1LLIND Requires Cleaners for days and evenings. Drivers license an asset. 683-4134 HAIRDRESSERS With experience needed. salary plus commis- sion. Call Robert 1905) 410-1410 or fax resume to (905) 264-9947 1111 (NATE POSIT10MS for advertising saiespeope SW a OestanOng product to Woo - FT a PT Free (tack Ankty CofflaNsfeeft CaO 905-623-M26 for dents to -LEE ENTERPatSES- 3 people b of Wed try Manch 5 wo Sea" MOWN RoQok aniciit necessary Exceaut opportumi y for staEenrs and raw w a home aflee l ds a sd, " For On ml. as Leon a Polar 721-9579 MAASTIC aA10 se". M- qulres team players to work wth our CltifMrp Crews n otataw surrahldnrlgen Will an am, r—r- 436.9286. t -800.3W7610 nEEO WOW Were lookhtg for 30 new people Staining pay $12 lis. Crest your own schedule No e,lpenanoe nec- essary. TW -9 provided. Ad- vancement oppoAhnaes. Fun. Dynamic amospnere Excel- lent for people wing time 01 tram schen" extra m e 00m seekers welcome. 723-1920. OK COMM CNIK- FW am pfnn tiax lube tenhkdrl. f8 Dr barb start. PK"M D"rWM AndSupervaloily Apppy MNsiety Rd. S. Aiift. L . 1 orreffnOn available fa prnour (706) 41. diltdren limos. - 12yrs. 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Join the growing field of Health Care Professionals in less than 2 years with a Massage Therapy Diploma from Ontario Business Cdtlege. ................................. You're invited to an Information Session Wednesday, Feb. 25th, 7:00 p.m - 9:00 p.m - Everyone Welcome! Call for More hiamation. Tour our Massage Therapy Chriic and Teaching Facility. ^fmo, Youth Career Info Fair March 23, 249 1998 RaGenua Training 1 Can..r Trl k*q la C..r Training 1 Caner Training 1. * 1� t�- fi• f_':. IA�� ^ttp www cCc_ :a Lh IBM - PC • Aurc,CAD URrF-tla, AND DESIGN V.13 ' • ( f).;t'TEItimo ArCOUNTING/Bl smESS A"tICAT1ON3 „-„• , • HOSPITALITY AND TOURIsM • JAYAftrrMl.A'it t AL Com+ • %C( RoroMPt-mR RFPAIRTECH_. A. • NFTWOI(K1NG AND (-OMNI NICATIONS-( %-A/C% 1%7 rxgMii►tiiOUb • t Fn ADMINISTRATION AVD OPERATIONS SL'PPOKT ,ft aft qka* • S.H-TMARE DESIC% ANrt PR0(:IU%4M1%C • %i! LTIMEDIA PRODVCTION/WEB PAGE DESIGN • DESKTOP PU.LM1141NGIG RAPHIK-S R ra+it000 in A --p MACINTOSH °ru''O1"`1°"'alor tr-rsty «t•i.nr. • DESKTnP Pt BLIS HIN(JPRFVRF1S GRAPHICS • ML LTIMEDIA PRODUCTION/WEB PAGE DES 14% SCARBOROUGH JMCWMING• NORrH YORK 724-1053 J 427-3010 0"300 kmKrwC www.dbec.on.ce sonar: oeni it 0sta01.dboc.orl.ca 1 (3anlaral Go mm tlelP fanner m4 1 G.a.rW tlo Alex Adult video regtres part time and kill lime FRONT COUNTER sures CLERK Previous retail e.1perisnoe pnelen Car (4W 320-M 1. Leave messege for appokillnerc SERVICE ADVISOR Required For busy dealership . ADP computer knowledge essential. Please fax resume to (905) 683-5138 iCarpldiarl Tire Ajax Req irw a Bike & B.8.0. asses idem for a busy T deptartment, variable hours. !f kavesw fax Resume to To" PN VOS4 -10 3 If there are firms or indiMuals to whom you do not wish our reply sent, simply place your appfiratdon in an envelope addressed to the brat number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your apphcatim and list M an envelope and address to: Box Replies. If the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. Zellers Ajax is row hiring permanent in- house floor cleaning staff. Past experience is an asset. Must be avail" to start at 5 Len. Al possible appNtlants are to drop off resumes at the customer service desk no later than Wednesday Feb. 25, W. No Phone Cab PNsre WAI -MART STORE AJAX, ONTARIO - FLOWER SHOP FLORAL DESIGN MANAGERISALES ASSOCIATES Ideal candidates must have a certificate/di- Fploma in floral design. Work experience in a loral shop (fresh flowers) in a large retail chain environment would be an asset. Prior supervisory/management experience in a floral design environment necessary for management positions. Working experience in floral and fresh flower arrangements nec- essary. Please forward resume to: WAL-MART STORE - AJAX Attention: Amanda Lugtinburg 270 Kingston Road East R.R.#l, Ajax, Ontario LIS 4S7 WE WILL ONLY ACCEPT APPLICATIONS UNTIL FRIDAY MARCH 6, 1998 We thank all applicants, however only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted. No telephone calls please. TELEM�AR�`K�E�T�EdRc�Sp.NEEDED ILMEM' A RY Work from Home, need to dedicate 25 hours per week Call Michelle Qurrey 683-5117 Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser WORLDWIDE HOME OFFICE PROGRAM FMd/)G%n4 Avaitchte ® 21 Years in Business In over 23 countries FREE INFORMATION vllortdaie. Canadian llww9enm" Goersiliesnttit Inc. 14N Bayle Str;K Ste. 7 Pi *ering L1 w 3T1 TtWFax (905) 631-2832 Raa111rtED 111110AMITRYN ppmcwft tiIt - be willing to work my shift includir stat. holidays have strong communicabon skills take pride in your appearatrice how your own traraportatiori training provided in petraon 9-e 4 CPS 19.9 WeettwOrlh St. I, 2nd.1IL, Olhaura (PMWOMa*F'*, ►i 11 neednotn"VP1y) GENERAL HELP 20 - Ful Time' positions available. Now in all areas of Apx Company Pay varies wild reWO-6—th--- &position Call Raocalrltt PM 426-4964 Pet Photographer U you enPy all "a of pem plampaphy, have your own tar and are willing to travel in Central Ontario then we have die job for you. You provide the car aid eadlustasln —We provide dee training and tt?aid mileage, living allowance and commission °,.#41`hoit graphy schedide . Fax resume 10 905-738-9329 Atm: Syed or Cathy - STUDENTS MAKE Elora SSS NOW F am $20430 cash paid nightly. LoWung fax students 13-17. Please call (416)330-7208 MUST LEA1.T MESSAGE THE MEWS ADVMTl1SM Has routes available for to ae� Newspapers and fry- ers to the t1lowing streets AJAX Hester Ave. �rl� Dr. Dennis Or. Cornwall Dr. :1.�.....':�:..... PICKERNIG New St. Cricket La. 1360 Glenawm Ad. • SCARBOROUGH Langevin oM• elottn� ChantBkod. Charles Tupper Or. '41110 raseirom Rd Fftndft A FillsWm Ternws 1 .__9 Tr. wltl w&* iDr:.�.. FOR FURTHER TMIlll CALL 11111111141117 CONSULTANT ExperkmW fun tease GOUGER'S TRAVELPLUS Pid(ering Town Centre Pickering, Ont. LIV 188 Call (9W 420.3233 TX RETURNS - Mx,6Arrn+int; G+r small I bu.utr.vs. di%cmintun M, nein. for w- nR,r. and student, - Call D.P. At— u-flcsrk, Servicr.. 427-9199 Please read your dw shied ad on the first day of publication as we cannot be respon- sible for more than one Insertion In the event of an error. 1 M_ I" Ovrlo. H* ACCOUNTS PAYABLE / ASSISTANT CONTROLLER Kelley Atlantic is currently seeking someone full lime, start immediately, with a minimum of 2 years related experience. Requirements - credlt and collections history, accounts payable, reconcile trial balance, Microsoft Word & Excel 7, bank reconciliations and must be able to meet deadlines. knowledge of accounting software package. Newviews an asset but not required. Please call Jacki with resume on hand Feb. 23, 24 . 25 only between 9:30 am and 11:00 am only at 905-623-1010 - Bowmanville , Ont. P STRATIVE ASSISTANT ct position - Full Time sibly lead to permanent Windows experience re- nowledge of Kitchen sset. ail Resume to: CH KITCHEN CENTRE Brock Rd. Unit #6 ckering, Ontario. L1W 3H2 F GAR - GARDFN CFNTRF AJAX, ONTARIO tnin6 in May, 19%..... fied individual w manage centre and staff TS: Knowledge of tn,p" and good people skills, Luxbcaping sset. e incl. experience ad expected � to: le Hill - Atlentisrr l4ak F&x# 1061 426-5153 1 sobs MWA90Rs M sobs MWAysrils TELEPHONE SALESPERSON • Commencing Jan. 26th to mid May. • Mrwnu n pay of $7.65 hr. + conrrrssion. • Poler" earnings of $15.00 plea per tour. • Good verbal eonrnurrcabon skills essential. • Ideal lo suppbmmv your .Icons. • With or without expenence. • Training provided. • Scarborough location. Working hours: Monday to Thursday (6 p.m. to 9 pm-) and Saturday (10 a.m. to 2 p.m.) 1416) 321-9333 im,a ma, 1 135 135 INCORPORATED Heavy steel mill equipment manufacturer requires: MANUAL GORING MILL OFEKATOR CNC LATHE OPERATOR CNC BORING MILL OPERJITOR Minimum 5 years experience required. Fax resume to: 19051721-1204 or call (90S) 721-1200 a with 10 yrs. Ivhted exp. who can produce frushed products from bluepr nt has exp. with mild, stainless and aluminum metals, and can work under little or no stlpervisior1. Plem sent! cry to: Rle Oshawa Whitby This Week, a? 0. Box 481, 865 Farewell, Oshawa L1 H X5. We have an immediate open ft for a &"'r*" NMl Fa Ab(ntihhle Opt **- Personnel with 2- years experience on Mu WSpindle Drill Press, Horizontal Bamdssaw, Punch and Brake Press, Profile Bulmer and /or Shears should appy. We offer good (rag and befits. •r' Fax nausea II 116- 1717 _.:..--- A progressive employer, the LCBO seeks a results -oriented 'individual Possessing excel ent judgment and initiative to assume the rok of Electronic Technician. You will perform maintenance. testing, repairs aril installation of electronic equipment at our Durham Region Warehouse and will report to the Maintenance Shift supervisor. You will be called upon to troubleshoot and solve technical problems related to all types of electronic and ekctronicallytonoolled ewi11Rit. 'Ile extensive amount of walking and climbing involved in this position necessitates applicants who are in top physical condition. A take<iwr individual with a good work -word and holding a valid electricians' certifica e, you have completed a technical school education, including theory and exposure to analogue and digital systems, SCR Control systems, computer hardware, Peripheral devices. therrml printers, radio link control system, bar code Warners, and micro -processors, possessing the skill to troubleshoot and repair industrial electronic equipment and systems. You have also gained a high level of training and experience in a similar industrial environ ranx, and have a good understanding of computer and PLC. industrial control concepts. Familiarity with comfxudr programming languages such as Basic, QuidkBASIC, as well as a working knowledge of software programs such as dBASE, bolus and WordPerfect would be a defirue asset. If you are motivated by a dyrotroc and dnNalging work envi- rorOnelt Ple2w forward your resane, quoting late OLC9O1 V9s, toy March 9,19%, to, Boman Resource Services, LCAO, Durhaao Regiomal wyrd[Duse, 2000 Boundary Road, Whi icy, Ontario, LIN 7G4. We appredateYour truce sin' maw ON only Mone ander considenniow will! Bre contacted An equal opportunity employer. �LCBO 1 I �waer 1 f �M.alcr 1 t �wakel Durham Region Menta Health Mobile Crisis PrMalrn PROGRAM COORDINATOR Part Tune 1 Year Contract Position The Mobile Crisis Program is a collaborative partnership ini- tiative of six community agencies including Canadian Mental Health Association, Colborne Community Services, COPE, Saint Elizabeth Health Care, Whitby Mental Health Centre and the Victorian Order of Nurses. The program provides tele- phone assistann:e and support and community -based crisis in- tervention by qualified staff to severely mentally ill individ- uals experiencing a psychosocial crisis. As Program Coordinator reporting to the VON Executive Di- rector and accountable to he Program Advisory Committee, you will work 4 days a week to ensure the effective and efficient development, implementation and evaluation of the program and its services. QUALIFICATIONS: • 5 years experience in crisis intervention and health including program development, implementation and evaluation. •Post secondary degree/diploma in a social service or health service field. "'Community development skills and an ability to develop effective relationshiip with related services. •A familiarity with Durham Region mental health and social services. Interested applicants should forward their resumes by March 6,1998 in confidence to: Diane McLeod, Inflation Exec,obw Director VON Dunham Region 58 Rossiand Road WIesR Oshawa. Ontaei% LIG 2VS VON (905)571-33Sd CANAn► We wish to express our appreciation to all applicants for their interest and effort in applying for tis position and advise that only candidates selected for interview will be tJ contacted. 1 Junior ing iffaW1 jar pdom VM Oft Skills COMPOW ( aptitlldtfNeMiF ow orr swift) ad A ket41p• No for Bement, Rd. personS. lg to M� 1 � USED Car SH LNIOBW re, gkared immedlalfly fpr used aarrppltyot. Sales 43O 4Y � Aide MidONRe agam M gnq tlllla Nwovde rob 00M CLEAN A11 $EVA . Lodial FIPINBMWM to no 4d mlirMe , appoirN- mom deme, cover" Slar- lgyp�gl a Dwhm Regifn. MNtt be rias in Mmaim HNwt in ERpeSfl a ant vdli- ck. S*a lockground pr AffInt VIN =110 ect, $50oall". on" obWnaMt. Cam Mr. Osborne 905.426 2010 belwlfeb 10-3 Mon. to Fit, to Wo kMarview. ALY� and shit 11110 folder MM fl -01 1 Apply to Rag n MdlntrMs Inc. (905) i -WHO 9Z liggiggin; - 2 Years al- Parlarlrf � ab6llaet 10r kOpo- ray PoeAfoft. larbrtO aAd DtrlhM anis Fax ratans: P05) sv-ow Overhead and Dow Reptile Maki, Own tools ad vehicle for subcooload work. Fax resume to (9(15}/28.3760 atkattio n Dave. MO0L0 MAKER wanted, 'for Oshawa Compaq. full ben- ds and competitive wam. 11111 Canadian Red Cross Society Urgently Requires Experienced Homemakers (Highest Paid (+Benefits) Level 11's in Ontario) IF YOU.... • Possess a Home Support Level 2 or 3 Certificate/PSW or equivalent • have one or more years experience working in a community setting • have excellent communication and organizational skills • have valid Driver's License and reliable transportation • Are Flexible to work a variety of hours including evenings & weekends on a rotational basis • ALSO recruiting for those available only for evenings, weekends and overnights WE WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM YOU IN PERSON Canadian Red Cross Society Oshawa Centre, Office Galleria 419 King St. E., Ste. 105 Oshawa, ON Only those applicants considered for an interview will be contacted. We are an equal opportunity employer. C O M C A R I CLIENT SERVICE SUPERVISOR REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY • Registered Nurse with current certificate of competence • BScN an asset • Certification in advanced or special preparation such as Oncology. I.V. Establishment, Enterostorrwl Therapy • Previous Supervisory experience in Community Health • Vehicle necessary Phase forward resufhe to Human Resource, 11210-200 Bond St. W„ Oshawa ON L1J 21,7 or fax to 905433-2353 NTtfa we apprecaft of appknAons received, mor f110ed L>axiCbQ Ar>h flkrMew wd ole afarm-dy. Q SiiBad Me lig SATELLITE INSTALLEN - Lookng for a reliable proks- Sonl iron, Wifr for all of over SerM and irWilehM. Can 905-665-724. Fax rnow: 9osass6me 1 "Ospim DCWs i NPN$ to work win develOpmenally,luNwnged medially oontplok truldren in a dkkken's resrofthr I Fax resume to: 905-SM3112. • 1 °'y"w ECE NEEDED for mtaal and school age Experience pm- fenex . Seaborn area. CNN 416.267.9677 OIPHNBNfD 0 Cn1E out no- ny required. (30 hrs per week), for 2 drlorev 4 aid 2. car required. ECE preferred. whey. (905) 666-11M Lr* -m Mme provider for two boys ages 10 i 11 mquied. Mon. -Fn. Whiles Rd. area. 420-7516. L1ME-NN NAWYnfOUSE- KEEPER for khat NO fod1er. n esm for much I. Pidorirg lou . CA 509-0023 LME -00F Nrwy to 5 a 2 trz yfar did 630 aea-330 p.m. (Flenbrkty. NON-slNoker, rd- erenlxMsptefdcpeigPt i tbleglhee ((9905) 4274M. a Kurt. CNN 7 MtIEY FRS P.S. Nrea mm pante-bm cobp IL`a- em. Car assid. Dais 6W 0726. omm �rMncedd fdLCgol" aisds- tart, n otilited fAiC- nOR- smob" seek ow oam m. IarOe Waft be*--- 19('51 619-3610 ECE MIOPI prpvhdtp ttorti are for as am, CPR First Aid. (Do -g obv r'mM March. PMM al 905437- 7. Nalmilo ANWT 82 at"' Reliable dW-e awilable in my Well. Affordable rata. Non -Smoking erwfronmett. Full-time. 6 monis 8 111111 - openings for Match Brea. 9D6.in-2676. MDhyarw Ahratll I RELFAOLE DAYCARE available lunches and snacks. indoor amid outdoor axalwtiS. salt pfayrponn, Iwrhtfd backyard. smote free. reknrca, one Par W age so nig ?am - 6 P.M Part lir or to ilea. Whte's/Fiocb It kterespd call Cn6M (906) 420-0208 MCKERING Beach / ReOs: Loving daycare 18 , orW h0 T2 years Daft ortrhgs (kilted backyard and park) CpRs story time. music. tkr Inhous man; a snacks Fwst Aid. C.PR Certified Non- smoking. reaps. 9os as 1244 SOITN Aja 15 years ex- penence, smoke-free, targe playroom, sperm 1, 1- ,ws, Mover shoe. dose 10 Lake- side Strad. Duk -up awd- able. 61111.6679. 3011TH AJAX. Westney/Mar- wood. 2 full-time IndooM7ul- door play. First Aid, CPR. M- ereeces. nice ors. 645-515 905)686-8423 or (416)568- 1657. CaOrmhe. Ulm Fitwooni F1mEW000: Rata Lumber a Firewood Came. 4'x6'112'. $60: 4'x8'xl6•. 165. Esta ll kshhed 1963. Days 705-277- 3381, Evenings 905-43 6665. free MM In Oshawa aft. A-1 FMEW000. erp elertt gwMYararnhe� extra oat tirKe fwy seasoned, cut a SM Honest �tne d*aY Way HW 05-M-2246 AosoLvw TIE 1= f6p ally NUNN Ca1AtN[ tip and OWAM 427-5278 off-= NWAKTUM WaR M. IN new paid NN will sd to $495 call 428-,iBf2 to a- rage apppietlmrt. TEAK hada and table set we 4 dWS. $400. Cam 683-9684 WEOtiNNB BOMI for Sent. Satin wdh segumm and pats. Short sNtivfO i ell the shodit Call 837-0915, Bat air. 1 Attktef BfACUCO MIM Iia tob. 4 person. Deluxe lel package Cal (9o5joali5191 1ARAOE door repairs, broken sprigs. cables. rollers, open- ers mstalkd $45 New doors/ openers Quality Plus Doors 416-336-0073 27' ZENITH Stereo TV. $6251 week Fisher Surround Stereo package 520 watts $12 50 / week.! -800.267-9466. 9 -fie. Ouncan-Phyte mahoga- ny dining surae $2400. (Cory arm chair $85: 3 -seat sofa $220: Parlour chair $60. an less that 2 yrs. old): 3 -seal sofa . loveseat $100 (both sail cream)'Kitchen table a 4 chairs $150(beaChwood and while) . an obo 416-698- 9923 APPROXIMATELY 19 7 cubic - feet. Kenmore. Side/Sift. white fridge, removable pan- els Ice maker. asking $800 it interested please can 905- 433-9654 BEDROOM SUITE (5 pilus) $350 o b o Mahogany French Provincial excellent condition! Coffee and two end tables. $175 o b.o Dark ni=ny finish w/glass tops! Carpet - Dusty Rose (Dupont sun master) $150 o b o 12x17 wth anderpad $100 8x7 with underpaid $50 very Clean N inleresled contact at 7051277-1592 CANADIAN MOR drsn - Digital sound and picture Over 100 chanrWs $5.75/week Free delivery IMO -267 -NN CARPET BROKER. 1001. Nylon thick, plush stain re- s,stam carpet For 3 rooms. only $369 OO Price incudes 30 So lids Carpel. d ela w pad and nstallitpn in your home. Fra I, m- -in . in yoW home. No inhil no paymert for one W yur. Darrel. 1-800- 217-0104 CARPET, "My Capt. Lowest Prices, latest colours and Lut"M. Saks. know ton . Report 15 yrs. Crap For free aftsion CAN wally c905p22.= www3 sympa- trcd awanpet CARPET .VNM. BUMS I will beat any written once W/ft swW, , of cdloas aid styles For p kip velwe an your purchase, call an now And we will Cox- 1, ui ngm once to It your bow. aw ' 905142�2BB2 CAN" lots or carper. 100% nylon. new Siam (*- least arpeK on Ihnno. I will Carpel 3 rooms. $349 Ria includes carpet. prem u l pad, expert iflStanibdn. but dell uee ery lalfwaly")rs (30 y) Nig s 686.2314 CARPETS SALE: Lots of car- pets 100% nylon spin rt lease. carp) 3 mom 5339 (30 34 yd.) iniad": carpet. prermum pad and w4ala- am Firm n mtMs. carpet rWo s Sow" Dudhan and Surround" an Sam 905- 686-1772. CARPET $ALE. up to 50% M large selection or Collor AN design. cwalomm soubcoon ghnuNnleed For a fru as- WAAW al Mie. (!OS) 431- 4010 or (416) 822-6226 CERAMIC MOI DS nearly new fall 905-668-2746 or 905136-1379 CKK nekwd. black. targe $100 2 Inc, Cold Move sod. large $150 obo. 985-2568. CLEARANCE SALE must be soda no reasonaOk offer rt - fused. aluminum boats and pats. Ew - mows. 2 - 30 hp. Toro mowers and samakfaers. fam boy mow- ers, HoaW* saws and him - mall Wilde Sales. 4700 Tkidkson Rd. N. (905) 655 - Salo. CLEARANCE SALE - 60% Off all kMtnq wool, txptlnI ams and accessories. Fort 905-280. CLEARMbt HALE Aeroblt and dance wear. we rrill shit. 60% OFF!!. CA Pon Perry 985.2819. CtF�01� $rECH� PerM- trn 166 BNOL 16 x Co. to modem 32 M.B. ran, 3151 weak 1-000.267-9466 CB10'01Eit CLEARANCE Coos. used nveramy ,- duction of races 486's ant PO MW= from 5395. Neer Petition IN's 5 gip drive, 4 Nil WdK IT matin' PAW 233 Kttmd 32 ram, 24X COR, 15' MORN= $1.495. 168 UNIX 14' Moral 5909- Malowe u MM OEINME# Viclet(an MNMp ow M Men HM /4, Nigel once. Originally $1900. wall sem for Sow. PrpktticnNNy located 929. p05)433 3 801 CAN - SON" for med- $in do& of V SM Cal 705.357-2358 ONAFER:INPMOlf1ENY klrin and erhd pf lir$ mm - rot, Livil"mog tom chars. IovaNt, dLflcoatrTq terviee aid Siler. 712 WNsdn Rd S. 0;;m; 725.1311. 1.800.9066667. NOOSE ARMLES for sale. I us410 d06eu TNfplaei Openers' telled+ MOS r011ers 416-501-8728 pans i lobar91 Lipo N turn:' Anra .c Parts. Service. Showroom full Of appliances fridges $300, stoves $200. washers 3250. dryers $190. gas dryers. avg 2.8 years Don't pay for 3 months, Financing ava4ble' 362 French St. (905)432-7167 NOTEBOOK MAC P65300. 16mg ram mouse. 7.5os Clarks. Excel. AccPac. Mord. fax pwrprt, primer used for business now need PC (will consider trade for NB) Paid over $3500. $2000 obo bat. of warranty 668-6102. ORIGINAL Mortal Combat ar- cade exceslem condition 550o.Call 726-94M (snp) PIANO. Bell upright, cherry. wood (1905). stool wM doll sat. needs tuning. must sen! Asking $850 Can 905-623- 3563 PIANOS/GRANDFATWR CLOCKS- al 1997 floor mod - et reduced Used pianos Yamahayomk;p�argSamck. Kimball. not; from $B% and Rem to own urge selection of grandlaher dodos from $995 and up. Can 1ELEP PIANO 433.1491 OAK/PINE FURNNTWIE.. Beal fine Ince rncrasel l We have Oft repwwed noti, rpt lum. ber prices an rin vveorein h0 " I It*, t6 ow prices will rim. SM on Ding. Bedroom and Oaa- stowal pieces. Tradition" lepoill it, has been hand w�ft � solid d oak furniture in Dow Region for over Z3 years Traditional Woodwork- z905-995-8774: oodwork- z AmdRoad� . Pon Perry 15 IoM ISM CARPET. moll grade. age "amity "eek for Pec rooms a apmlmoft. $4 yard Can (70) 1130 Riff W $225. and up. used stoves $200 and up. ■sed oilers $250 dryers $125 and up New brand new fnopet. 16. C.f $605. new brand name 30- stoves $449 and w0. New 5 c f freems 5255. SI If 's AP- pkrncss 227 Cowl St. Osha- wa. 576.7446 WASUFF4. dryers. hndgef. stoves From 325 rano 0 down, free deNwry 14K* 267-9466 W00DSTOME- LAkewOOd C06- tager Custom screen wood rack ash DOWNS. dram v hip pipes. Asking MOD Cal (90515764156 1 Articles ARTIOOES?AU*W* yf our G'na5rng furniture glass China (Moomr;;td t, other art pot- ). hn. Boys or all nostalgia am Decoys. lot L sol tie. Collections or estates Can Robes Bowen Antiques $905) 656-6049. Arookkn. On- tario. E -OW rMbowe neesym- pupo.a CASH ON DEALS. We Buy. SNI. 6 more- Nome audW wan car atm. took. CD's. navies, games. Ootid. dia- monds. furrwtue. appliances I(W5)433-1785 905-571-2274 9D506 -ono" SCM MAC small aid medrnrn sae BCD Otaels, two SM of oxtopwse regn/aors TAM rntsoies, two sets of wtigIt belft two wig sits. Calit amyouhe*a" a Mese (�/9�--OSB AIIf a MAR- KET SM OPEIL Located a C Corrine Flo 11 L 4 Rev. bill of OdWm - snow and old your keAd vao Fra ducts -, 'lly 10 No public do all on me so you lwt is your ow '..41111 90"W 1021 OIwMNI CBLLM SPRING GET a CRAFT SALE- SaL kwo 21, 10 N.M. lb 4 P.M. 52. PAWASWW. 2000 Stwcde SL Nom ONANwN. Easter, Yokes QNL Craft bf bm Vm ilio. 721-3111 etc. C�tetMr NEW MUsc e-** • ftp:// wlwrw.dlttpOrrra.IK:V -ajd3eArift.Mm LOM i fowd FOIINO - smalls gut bicycle of Pringle Creek Part Please phone 665.7684 to ideady. AS= YI S Rd g WANTED Will pay face value for Maple Leaf Tickets. Must be greens, reds or golds. Call Bruce at 5794400 ext. 2207 Cots gw mAts wante l for auction mry Wed. 6 p.m incl: antiques, fine furniture, Royal Doulton, Hum mels, Moorcroft, good china b glass, old toys, collec- tions 8 other interesting articles. Durham's largest auction since 1973. Phone Kahn Country Auctions (905) 663-0641; Fax (905) 576-2267 WANTED: STEEL CAGES or LARGE BINS Approx. dimensions 4'x4'x4' can be a little smaller or larger. Call Tony or Troy at (905) 721-0986 / 1 trternw WEB DESIGN SERVICE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Call John Duarte at 579-4400 .1 Puslswppla/ tloera COCKA-Poo "IPS :cr sale Vet checked lira low . a- wnxmid. CAN !aurae 90-.6- 0191. (smi IMF To GOm 1106E ' 142 year odd egisterW pure bred be"* . =with bits Cat 2 Pueered Goldo Rehivin !oolong for a good tome. 6 yars ad. No troWegS. �eirtM ant oweir MOWOO2214 IMSA APSO pups for site Non -shedding noo-aathrghe. heath guarantee. VeHOKMd "owrrtra it itI , (705) 786-3124. MM message Gorgeous Puppies L Sim. Yurlucs, Malte-se, Pup, Dachshund (kildah Retrievers Chocolate Labs (905)723-5077 Ist tarots, ret (lIc►ed GIME a homeless pet a sec- ond chance Adult Cars. spyeOAheulered, and fup vaccinated (some dedavil ) Kittens apes 3 1R months ad up Medium 10 Law siz- ed dogs also Swallow Tem- porary bsw enema for dogs $acted as wed. O irtait - in aditiocall Du « � Apluse do ption ao n9M-436-8411. f ahielwrWil Piia a 1 AttfMelif Sob CNMR PNOm119113T On Ili Spot f0. Dowt pay' n . from 5500. Do AC ( ars. rucks, vast. 1981 to 1991. SMAlan wm� Sow S L ag f Phone 906.720-3312. MIS am T "oft no-#= seldom wiener-drimt 117.000 C~. V-000. 7623-6884. Bownhnyik . W_" Ila POW= Aadah, 4 - door au ma ic, 0ae0w 0726-04400 txrlAed 090. 1917 Cadillac F1e - n n '. all aagNp0otid�onsbooddim . : Crtllitd 5. Cal p2-1863 or 242- 194 PONTIAO Btrrevie LE. 4 door, v6, automatic, loaded 155.000 kms. very reliable. Asking 52900. Please call (905)655-5193 ISM PONTIAC SUNMRO, ps. pb. new head ant camshaft. $1800. obo. 404-9255. ISM TOPAZ, 73.000 kil.. 5 speed. Grfel Slope. 31.500 or best offer. Telephone (905) 430-8019 1for sio for Ser 1969 NOM .: _-A. ; odor Good:rxrdrhgf urlAad. $3.50000 905-ifr2115. agar 7 pm i nneags 1/N SUMAD new Clutch new pawl and boor. "" Chan asknq $2.795. 19M Canker staron w= 32.195 Solt+ cerMed 6817301 or 128-1879 alter 6 p m 199a ASTRO Van. Ar. ABS. p s tit crurse V6. a on - sallow 160K Dealer wow tamed. aeenert condom. $7000 o b o (9051130-x649 19M CADILLAC Fleetwood, Certified. 210 kms loaded Runs great. $"W 90544 am 1982 CORYSLEA Dynasty. exceeem common low kms. POM OMOD rs. OMW doors. power waft. am4m assetk. asking 90.000 (905) 576- 07% 1992 GEO METRO cdnwen- ibde red excellent condition. knda lope 5 spd., will tem- ned Asking $7500 ono. 905- 721-2490 isnpl 19% ASTRO WIN. air AN power cruse. rear hti Duda doom new ores, elrcd- �condition. $11.000 668- 1!!1 Cavelier. Automatic, Air coniditrorwrnq. PL. 70 000 km $72013 WiThed Dais 11800) 263-44M Everah4t (905) 728- 4874 ask for Jim 1986 Cervi Cavalier 222. am. air. wlrte/gray. 60.000 mdes. ExaNart CMdit on Asking 58500 coaled 905-852-7016 Lb&d e. 1996 MAS PO K. V6. PJS abs, pA., IYw.. IWmrlk. sew* system. 4 -door. apprm 95.000 sway ons. now OM a bW=. $12,900. Jibe blewone owm{r. Cd 905103. 3020. 1!i Fad TarrK GL. SNI, fd- Iy koded, pm. p.0.. p.m.. III_ ABS -1 ' 1 1. deal arbl non-smoker. very clean. no a= dents, 1091111wy kill. $10,500 obo. led onw. IN, - ban 432-7040 /9915 LO LS APV. 3.8 Pyr sidc-d= loaded with every opbw mKhdmm OreaVsiver. We row. bail. of warranty Will 130,0001um 513.995. 905.666--1974 or 49 Braebrook Dr. U UM LeSabre. 35995. 92 Mustang 5 -speed. 53995 93 Cavelier Wgn. avc. $4895 88 Nissan 200SX. 114K. $3895. 90 Honda Civic CX, 53700 91 Sprint. 5-spd. 52650, 91 Cavalier avc. 112K $5495 90 Salan. 8 -pass.. 112K. $7695 AN sold certified. Durham Auto Sales, 1401 Dundas SLE, Whoa. 906.430-6130. •ihp.. �A .,_. •Ill/1 • I - I IF , is., '•re A,.: IF I'R .. ._'V I •rat atab THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22. lift -PAGE 27 aff liBNNd HMP SRilod IN4 SkKNd ►ta4 1 Dates `el 1 Ito Nfdlcfl DWO 1 SfbEff- dit r 1 Aticbs will AFtieMr IMnM6d A progressive employer, the LCBO seeks a results -oriented 'individual Possessing excel ent judgment and initiative to assume the rok of Electronic Technician. You will perform maintenance. testing, repairs aril installation of electronic equipment at our Durham Region Warehouse and will report to the Maintenance Shift supervisor. You will be called upon to troubleshoot and solve technical problems related to all types of electronic and ekctronicallytonoolled ewi11Rit. 'Ile extensive amount of walking and climbing involved in this position necessitates applicants who are in top physical condition. A take<iwr individual with a good work -word and holding a valid electricians' certifica e, you have completed a technical school education, including theory and exposure to analogue and digital systems, SCR Control systems, computer hardware, Peripheral devices. therrml printers, radio link control system, bar code Warners, and micro -processors, possessing the skill to troubleshoot and repair industrial electronic equipment and systems. You have also gained a high level of training and experience in a similar industrial environ ranx, and have a good understanding of computer and PLC. industrial control concepts. Familiarity with comfxudr programming languages such as Basic, QuidkBASIC, as well as a working knowledge of software programs such as dBASE, bolus and WordPerfect would be a defirue asset. If you are motivated by a dyrotroc and dnNalging work envi- rorOnelt Ple2w forward your resane, quoting late OLC9O1 V9s, toy March 9,19%, to, Boman Resource Services, LCAO, Durhaao Regiomal wyrd[Duse, 2000 Boundary Road, Whi icy, Ontario, LIN 7G4. We appredateYour truce sin' maw ON only Mone ander considenniow will! Bre contacted An equal opportunity employer. �LCBO 1 I �waer 1 f �M.alcr 1 t �wakel Durham Region Menta Health Mobile Crisis PrMalrn PROGRAM COORDINATOR Part Tune 1 Year Contract Position The Mobile Crisis Program is a collaborative partnership ini- tiative of six community agencies including Canadian Mental Health Association, Colborne Community Services, COPE, Saint Elizabeth Health Care, Whitby Mental Health Centre and the Victorian Order of Nurses. The program provides tele- phone assistann:e and support and community -based crisis in- tervention by qualified staff to severely mentally ill individ- uals experiencing a psychosocial crisis. As Program Coordinator reporting to the VON Executive Di- rector and accountable to he Program Advisory Committee, you will work 4 days a week to ensure the effective and efficient development, implementation and evaluation of the program and its services. QUALIFICATIONS: • 5 years experience in crisis intervention and health including program development, implementation and evaluation. •Post secondary degree/diploma in a social service or health service field. "'Community development skills and an ability to develop effective relationshiip with related services. •A familiarity with Durham Region mental health and social services. Interested applicants should forward their resumes by March 6,1998 in confidence to: Diane McLeod, Inflation Exec,obw Director VON Dunham Region 58 Rossiand Road WIesR Oshawa. Ontaei% LIG 2VS VON (905)571-33Sd CANAn► We wish to express our appreciation to all applicants for their interest and effort in applying for tis position and advise that only candidates selected for interview will be tJ contacted. 1 Junior ing iffaW1 jar pdom VM Oft Skills COMPOW ( aptitlldtfNeMiF ow orr swift) ad A ket41p• No for Bement, Rd. personS. lg to M� 1 � USED Car SH LNIOBW re, gkared immedlalfly fpr used aarrppltyot. Sales 43O 4Y � Aide MidONRe agam M gnq tlllla Nwovde rob 00M CLEAN A11 $EVA . Lodial FIPINBMWM to no 4d mlirMe , appoirN- mom deme, cover" Slar- lgyp�gl a Dwhm Regifn. MNtt be rias in Mmaim HNwt in ERpeSfl a ant vdli- ck. S*a lockground pr AffInt VIN =110 ect, $50oall". on" obWnaMt. Cam Mr. Osborne 905.426 2010 belwlfeb 10-3 Mon. to Fit, to Wo kMarview. ALY� and shit 11110 folder MM fl -01 1 Apply to Rag n MdlntrMs Inc. (905) i -WHO 9Z liggiggin; - 2 Years al- Parlarlrf � ab6llaet 10r kOpo- ray PoeAfoft. larbrtO aAd DtrlhM anis Fax ratans: P05) sv-ow Overhead and Dow Reptile Maki, Own tools ad vehicle for subcooload work. Fax resume to (9(15}/28.3760 atkattio n Dave. MO0L0 MAKER wanted, 'for Oshawa Compaq. full ben- ds and competitive wam. 11111 Canadian Red Cross Society Urgently Requires Experienced Homemakers (Highest Paid (+Benefits) Level 11's in Ontario) IF YOU.... • Possess a Home Support Level 2 or 3 Certificate/PSW or equivalent • have one or more years experience working in a community setting • have excellent communication and organizational skills • have valid Driver's License and reliable transportation • Are Flexible to work a variety of hours including evenings & weekends on a rotational basis • ALSO recruiting for those available only for evenings, weekends and overnights WE WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM YOU IN PERSON Canadian Red Cross Society Oshawa Centre, Office Galleria 419 King St. E., Ste. 105 Oshawa, ON Only those applicants considered for an interview will be contacted. We are an equal opportunity employer. C O M C A R I CLIENT SERVICE SUPERVISOR REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY • Registered Nurse with current certificate of competence • BScN an asset • Certification in advanced or special preparation such as Oncology. I.V. Establishment, Enterostorrwl Therapy • Previous Supervisory experience in Community Health • Vehicle necessary Phase forward resufhe to Human Resource, 11210-200 Bond St. W„ Oshawa ON L1J 21,7 or fax to 905433-2353 NTtfa we apprecaft of appknAons received, mor f110ed L>axiCbQ Ar>h flkrMew wd ole afarm-dy. Q SiiBad Me lig SATELLITE INSTALLEN - Lookng for a reliable proks- Sonl iron, Wifr for all of over SerM and irWilehM. Can 905-665-724. Fax rnow: 9osass6me 1 "Ospim DCWs i NPN$ to work win develOpmenally,luNwnged medially oontplok truldren in a dkkken's resrofthr I Fax resume to: 905-SM3112. • 1 °'y"w ECE NEEDED for mtaal and school age Experience pm- fenex . Seaborn area. CNN 416.267.9677 OIPHNBNfD 0 Cn1E out no- ny required. (30 hrs per week), for 2 drlorev 4 aid 2. car required. ECE preferred. whey. (905) 666-11M Lr* -m Mme provider for two boys ages 10 i 11 mquied. Mon. -Fn. Whiles Rd. area. 420-7516. L1ME-NN NAWYnfOUSE- KEEPER for khat NO fod1er. n esm for much I. Pidorirg lou . CA 509-0023 LME -00F Nrwy to 5 a 2 trz yfar did 630 aea-330 p.m. (Flenbrkty. NON-slNoker, rd- erenlxMsptefdcpeigPt i tbleglhee ((9905) 4274M. a Kurt. CNN 7 MtIEY FRS P.S. Nrea mm pante-bm cobp IL`a- em. Car assid. Dais 6W 0726. omm �rMncedd fdLCgol" aisds- tart, n otilited fAiC- nOR- smob" seek ow oam m. IarOe Waft be*--- 19('51 619-3610 ECE MIOPI prpvhdtp ttorti are for as am, CPR First Aid. (Do -g obv r'mM March. PMM al 905437- 7. Nalmilo ANWT 82 at"' Reliable dW-e awilable in my Well. Affordable rata. Non -Smoking erwfronmett. Full-time. 6 monis 8 111111 - openings for Match Brea. 9D6.in-2676. MDhyarw Ahratll I RELFAOLE DAYCARE available lunches and snacks. indoor amid outdoor axalwtiS. salt pfayrponn, Iwrhtfd backyard. smote free. reknrca, one Par W age so nig ?am - 6 P.M Part lir or to ilea. Whte's/Fiocb It kterespd call Cn6M (906) 420-0208 MCKERING Beach / ReOs: Loving daycare 18 , orW h0 T2 years Daft ortrhgs (kilted backyard and park) CpRs story time. music. tkr Inhous man; a snacks Fwst Aid. C.PR Certified Non- smoking. reaps. 9os as 1244 SOITN Aja 15 years ex- penence, smoke-free, targe playroom, sperm 1, 1- ,ws, Mover shoe. dose 10 Lake- side Strad. Duk -up awd- able. 61111.6679. 3011TH AJAX. Westney/Mar- wood. 2 full-time IndooM7ul- door play. First Aid, CPR. M- ereeces. nice ors. 645-515 905)686-8423 or (416)568- 1657. CaOrmhe. Ulm Fitwooni F1mEW000: Rata Lumber a Firewood Came. 4'x6'112'. $60: 4'x8'xl6•. 165. Esta ll kshhed 1963. Days 705-277- 3381, Evenings 905-43 6665. free MM In Oshawa aft. A-1 FMEW000. erp elertt gwMYararnhe� extra oat tirKe fwy seasoned, cut a SM Honest �tne d*aY Way HW 05-M-2246 AosoLvw TIE 1= f6p ally NUNN Ca1AtN[ tip and OWAM 427-5278 off-= NWAKTUM WaR M. IN new paid NN will sd to $495 call 428-,iBf2 to a- rage apppietlmrt. TEAK hada and table set we 4 dWS. $400. Cam 683-9684 WEOtiNNB BOMI for Sent. Satin wdh segumm and pats. Short sNtivfO i ell the shodit Call 837-0915, Bat air. 1 Attktef BfACUCO MIM Iia tob. 4 person. Deluxe lel package Cal (9o5joali5191 1ARAOE door repairs, broken sprigs. cables. rollers, open- ers mstalkd $45 New doors/ openers Quality Plus Doors 416-336-0073 27' ZENITH Stereo TV. $6251 week Fisher Surround Stereo package 520 watts $12 50 / week.! -800.267-9466. 9 -fie. Ouncan-Phyte mahoga- ny dining surae $2400. (Cory arm chair $85: 3 -seat sofa $220: Parlour chair $60. an less that 2 yrs. old): 3 -seal sofa . loveseat $100 (both sail cream)'Kitchen table a 4 chairs $150(beaChwood and while) . an obo 416-698- 9923 APPROXIMATELY 19 7 cubic - feet. Kenmore. Side/Sift. white fridge, removable pan- els Ice maker. asking $800 it interested please can 905- 433-9654 BEDROOM SUITE (5 pilus) $350 o b o Mahogany French Provincial excellent condition! Coffee and two end tables. $175 o b.o Dark ni=ny finish w/glass tops! Carpet - Dusty Rose (Dupont sun master) $150 o b o 12x17 wth anderpad $100 8x7 with underpaid $50 very Clean N inleresled contact at 7051277-1592 CANADIAN MOR drsn - Digital sound and picture Over 100 chanrWs $5.75/week Free delivery IMO -267 -NN CARPET BROKER. 1001. Nylon thick, plush stain re- s,stam carpet For 3 rooms. only $369 OO Price incudes 30 So lids Carpel. d ela w pad and nstallitpn in your home. Fra I, m- -in . in yoW home. No inhil no paymert for one W yur. Darrel. 1-800- 217-0104 CARPET, "My Capt. Lowest Prices, latest colours and Lut"M. Saks. know ton . Report 15 yrs. Crap For free aftsion CAN wally c905p22.= www3 sympa- trcd awanpet CARPET .VNM. BUMS I will beat any written once W/ft swW, , of cdloas aid styles For p kip velwe an your purchase, call an now And we will Cox- 1, ui ngm once to It your bow. aw ' 905142�2BB2 CAN" lots or carper. 100% nylon. new Siam (*- least arpeK on Ihnno. I will Carpel 3 rooms. $349 Ria includes carpet. prem u l pad, expert iflStanibdn. but dell uee ery lalfwaly")rs (30 y) Nig s 686.2314 CARPETS SALE: Lots of car- pets 100% nylon spin rt lease. carp) 3 mom 5339 (30 34 yd.) iniad": carpet. prermum pad and w4ala- am Firm n mtMs. carpet rWo s Sow" Dudhan and Surround" an Sam 905- 686-1772. CARPET $ALE. up to 50% M large selection or Collor AN design. cwalomm soubcoon ghnuNnleed For a fru as- WAAW al Mie. (!OS) 431- 4010 or (416) 822-6226 CERAMIC MOI DS nearly new fall 905-668-2746 or 905136-1379 CKK nekwd. black. targe $100 2 Inc, Cold Move sod. large $150 obo. 985-2568. CLEARANCE SALE must be soda no reasonaOk offer rt - fused. aluminum boats and pats. Ew - mows. 2 - 30 hp. Toro mowers and samakfaers. fam boy mow- ers, HoaW* saws and him - mall Wilde Sales. 4700 Tkidkson Rd. N. (905) 655 - Salo. CLEARANCE SALE - 60% Off all kMtnq wool, txptlnI ams and accessories. Fort 905-280. CLEARMbt HALE Aeroblt and dance wear. we rrill shit. 60% OFF!!. CA Pon Perry 985.2819. CtF�01� $rECH� PerM- trn 166 BNOL 16 x Co. to modem 32 M.B. ran, 3151 weak 1-000.267-9466 CB10'01Eit CLEARANCE Coos. used nveramy ,- duction of races 486's ant PO MW= from 5395. Neer Petition IN's 5 gip drive, 4 Nil WdK IT matin' PAW 233 Kttmd 32 ram, 24X COR, 15' MORN= $1.495. 168 UNIX 14' Moral 5909- Malowe u MM OEINME# Viclet(an MNMp ow M Men HM /4, Nigel once. Originally $1900. wall sem for Sow. PrpktticnNNy located 929. p05)433 3 801 CAN - SON" for med- $in do& of V SM Cal 705.357-2358 ONAFER:INPMOlf1ENY klrin and erhd pf lir$ mm - rot, Livil"mog tom chars. IovaNt, dLflcoatrTq terviee aid Siler. 712 WNsdn Rd S. 0;;m; 725.1311. 1.800.9066667. NOOSE ARMLES for sale. I us410 d06eu TNfplaei Openers' telled+ MOS r011ers 416-501-8728 pans i lobar91 Lipo N turn:' Anra .c Parts. Service. Showroom full Of appliances fridges $300, stoves $200. washers 3250. dryers $190. gas dryers. avg 2.8 years Don't pay for 3 months, Financing ava4ble' 362 French St. (905)432-7167 NOTEBOOK MAC P65300. 16mg ram mouse. 7.5os Clarks. Excel. AccPac. Mord. fax pwrprt, primer used for business now need PC (will consider trade for NB) Paid over $3500. $2000 obo bat. of warranty 668-6102. ORIGINAL Mortal Combat ar- cade exceslem condition 550o.Call 726-94M (snp) PIANO. Bell upright, cherry. wood (1905). stool wM doll sat. needs tuning. must sen! Asking $850 Can 905-623- 3563 PIANOS/GRANDFATWR CLOCKS- al 1997 floor mod - et reduced Used pianos Yamahayomk;p�argSamck. Kimball. not; from $B% and Rem to own urge selection of grandlaher dodos from $995 and up. Can 1ELEP PIANO 433.1491 OAK/PINE FURNNTWIE.. Beal fine Ince rncrasel l We have Oft repwwed noti, rpt lum. ber prices an rin vveorein h0 " I It*, t6 ow prices will rim. SM on Ding. Bedroom and Oaa- stowal pieces. Tradition" lepoill it, has been hand w�ft � solid d oak furniture in Dow Region for over Z3 years Traditional Woodwork- z905-995-8774: oodwork- z AmdRoad� . Pon Perry 15 IoM ISM CARPET. moll grade. age "amity "eek for Pec rooms a apmlmoft. $4 yard Can (70) 1130 Riff W $225. and up. used stoves $200 and up. ■sed oilers $250 dryers $125 and up New brand new fnopet. 16. C.f $605. new brand name 30- stoves $449 and w0. New 5 c f freems 5255. SI If 's AP- pkrncss 227 Cowl St. Osha- wa. 576.7446 WASUFF4. dryers. hndgef. stoves From 325 rano 0 down, free deNwry 14K* 267-9466 W00DSTOME- LAkewOOd C06- tager Custom screen wood rack ash DOWNS. dram v hip pipes. Asking MOD Cal (90515764156 1 Articles ARTIOOES?AU*W* yf our G'na5rng furniture glass China (Moomr;;td t, other art pot- ). hn. Boys or all nostalgia am Decoys. lot L sol tie. Collections or estates Can Robes Bowen Antiques $905) 656-6049. Arookkn. On- tario. E -OW rMbowe neesym- pupo.a CASH ON DEALS. We Buy. SNI. 6 more- Nome audW wan car atm. took. CD's. navies, games. Ootid. dia- monds. furrwtue. appliances I(W5)433-1785 905-571-2274 9D506 -ono" SCM MAC small aid medrnrn sae BCD Otaels, two SM of oxtopwse regn/aors TAM rntsoies, two sets of wtigIt belft two wig sits. Calit amyouhe*a" a Mese (�/9�--OSB AIIf a MAR- KET SM OPEIL Located a C Corrine Flo 11 L 4 Rev. bill of OdWm - snow and old your keAd vao Fra ducts -, 'lly 10 No public do all on me so you lwt is your ow '..41111 90"W 1021 OIwMNI CBLLM SPRING GET a CRAFT SALE- SaL kwo 21, 10 N.M. lb 4 P.M. 52. PAWASWW. 2000 Stwcde SL Nom ONANwN. Easter, Yokes QNL Craft bf bm Vm ilio. 721-3111 etc. C�tetMr NEW MUsc e-** • ftp:// wlwrw.dlttpOrrra.IK:V -ajd3eArift.Mm LOM i fowd FOIINO - smalls gut bicycle of Pringle Creek Part Please phone 665.7684 to ideady. AS= YI S Rd g WANTED Will pay face value for Maple Leaf Tickets. Must be greens, reds or golds. Call Bruce at 5794400 ext. 2207 Cots gw mAts wante l for auction mry Wed. 6 p.m incl: antiques, fine furniture, Royal Doulton, Hum mels, Moorcroft, good china b glass, old toys, collec- tions 8 other interesting articles. Durham's largest auction since 1973. Phone Kahn Country Auctions (905) 663-0641; Fax (905) 576-2267 WANTED: STEEL CAGES or LARGE BINS Approx. dimensions 4'x4'x4' can be a little smaller or larger. Call Tony or Troy at (905) 721-0986 / 1 trternw WEB DESIGN SERVICE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Call John Duarte at 579-4400 .1 Puslswppla/ tloera COCKA-Poo "IPS :cr sale Vet checked lira low . a- wnxmid. CAN !aurae 90-.6- 0191. (smi IMF To GOm 1106E ' 142 year odd egisterW pure bred be"* . =with bits Cat 2 Pueered Goldo Rehivin !oolong for a good tome. 6 yars ad. No troWegS. �eirtM ant oweir MOWOO2214 IMSA APSO pups for site Non -shedding noo-aathrghe. heath guarantee. VeHOKMd "owrrtra it itI , (705) 786-3124. MM message Gorgeous Puppies L Sim. Yurlucs, Malte-se, Pup, Dachshund (kildah Retrievers Chocolate Labs (905)723-5077 Ist tarots, ret (lIc►ed GIME a homeless pet a sec- ond chance Adult Cars. spyeOAheulered, and fup vaccinated (some dedavil ) Kittens apes 3 1R months ad up Medium 10 Law siz- ed dogs also Swallow Tem- porary bsw enema for dogs $acted as wed. O irtait - in aditiocall Du « � Apluse do ption ao n9M-436-8411. f ahielwrWil Piia a 1 AttfMelif Sob CNMR PNOm119113T On Ili Spot f0. Dowt pay' n . from 5500. Do AC ( ars. rucks, vast. 1981 to 1991. SMAlan wm� Sow S L ag f Phone 906.720-3312. MIS am T "oft no-#= seldom wiener-drimt 117.000 C~. V-000. 7623-6884. Bownhnyik . W_" Ila POW= Aadah, 4 - door au ma ic, 0ae0w 0726-04400 txrlAed 090. 1917 Cadillac F1e - n n '. all aagNp0otid�onsbooddim . : Crtllitd 5. Cal p2-1863 or 242- 194 PONTIAO Btrrevie LE. 4 door, v6, automatic, loaded 155.000 kms. very reliable. Asking 52900. Please call (905)655-5193 ISM PONTIAC SUNMRO, ps. pb. new head ant camshaft. $1800. obo. 404-9255. ISM TOPAZ, 73.000 kil.. 5 speed. Grfel Slope. 31.500 or best offer. Telephone (905) 430-8019 1for sio for Ser 1969 NOM .: _-A. ; odor Good:rxrdrhgf urlAad. $3.50000 905-ifr2115. agar 7 pm i nneags 1/N SUMAD new Clutch new pawl and boor. "" Chan asknq $2.795. 19M Canker staron w= 32.195 Solt+ cerMed 6817301 or 128-1879 alter 6 p m 199a ASTRO Van. Ar. ABS. p s tit crurse V6. a on - sallow 160K Dealer wow tamed. aeenert condom. $7000 o b o (9051130-x649 19M CADILLAC Fleetwood, Certified. 210 kms loaded Runs great. $"W 90544 am 1982 CORYSLEA Dynasty. exceeem common low kms. POM OMOD rs. OMW doors. power waft. am4m assetk. asking 90.000 (905) 576- 07% 1992 GEO METRO cdnwen- ibde red excellent condition. knda lope 5 spd., will tem- ned Asking $7500 ono. 905- 721-2490 isnpl 19% ASTRO WIN. air AN power cruse. rear hti Duda doom new ores, elrcd- �condition. $11.000 668- 1!!1 Cavelier. Automatic, Air coniditrorwrnq. PL. 70 000 km $72013 WiThed Dais 11800) 263-44M Everah4t (905) 728- 4874 ask for Jim 1986 Cervi Cavalier 222. am. air. wlrte/gray. 60.000 mdes. ExaNart CMdit on Asking 58500 coaled 905-852-7016 Lb&d e. 1996 MAS PO K. V6. PJS abs, pA., IYw.. IWmrlk. sew* system. 4 -door. apprm 95.000 sway ons. now OM a bW=. $12,900. Jibe blewone owm{r. Cd 905103. 3020. 1!i Fad TarrK GL. SNI, fd- Iy koded, pm. p.0.. p.m.. III_ ABS -1 ' 1 1. deal arbl non-smoker. very clean. no a= dents, 1091111wy kill. $10,500 obo. led onw. IN, - ban 432-7040 /9915 LO LS APV. 3.8 Pyr sidc-d= loaded with every opbw mKhdmm OreaVsiver. We row. bail. of warranty Will 130,0001um 513.995. 905.666--1974 or 49 Braebrook Dr. U UM LeSabre. 35995. 92 Mustang 5 -speed. 53995 93 Cavelier Wgn. avc. $4895 88 Nissan 200SX. 114K. $3895. 90 Honda Civic CX, 53700 91 Sprint. 5-spd. 52650, 91 Cavalier avc. 112K $5495 90 Salan. 8 -pass.. 112K. $7695 AN sold certified. Durham Auto Sales, 1401 Dundas SLE, Whoa. 906.430-6130. PAGE 25 -THE NEWS ADVER77SER SUNDAY, FESMARY 22,19" 300 300 100 400 •" 300 X00 ''-� 410 WE FINANCE EVERYONE No turn downs. First time buy- ers, bankrupt; bad credit; no credit! If you work; you drive! Lots of pre- owned vehicles to choose from. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEM 905-706-8498 BUY OR LEASE All vehicles include 6 mos warranty i a CCA membership. No credit Inc good or too tad. No own Downs. Cal ANCONA CREDIT 7120 Yonge St. Tbondrn 1- 800-4W2227. CARS. CARS We have them from $100 to $1400 as is. drive them sway! tempos. bereltas. sandbird. Lebanon OL rsuekers1 Cal 665--8977 oto Dealer will arran( lancingeven it yc live been turned do* :tore. Loans availab it no credit, crec vblems, and bankrup r buyers. No co-sign Ceded. Call Mel 9W576.18N Fraser Ford Sales Ltd. 1911 Dodge Caravan, 7 -pas- senger. 85.000 km. V6. a/c. am4m ass. $9500/obo. 434- 2775. MAda..obiles waosd A a A AUTO- Cars. trucks. boats. We pay $80- $10.000 Cash on the spot Any conch - lion. any year. Can us any- time. 24 hours. 7 days. 30 man sepia. 905.686-5003 or 905-706-5234 A AM AUTO Removal - Cash for cars. Quick removal. (905) 426-0208. AUTOMOMLES and trucks warned for scrap. Any Cadi- tion, any age. free removal in the Dalian Region, can pole. Also Pae 1 . '75 to '87 Gan or GMC pickup for ports. CAN anytime. Oshawa 905- 431-0107, Care- Aub Centre - Geld CASH FOR CAMI we by oral Geed plead Geed used vehicles Vehcies Mod $trfkel. Lot a prime M EB.- be in r0 1 I tar.dII, . Cal 86 Recant low kms A-1 $1.995 427.2415 or Corse to 479 0 Fos Tomp"t v4, bad- gayly, St. Esso, Ape at Md. real pretty. 157.000 tin. buRAD AUTO SALES $3.6%. 90 CAv@W waw 1. a m a Os Law W. aceto. snack 5 OCar 113.995. 89 Tracker 5 sped. fCRAP CARS WYaed. DO pries Pad Sam= Dick wnkr pro $4.695. 90 vallisp� cep. Also ors ha WE cep ro fS00p. Car 616 Jed GL. dub. ww. sale. 1 115.595.. 90 CavOm 224. Mack on".0kmts. lotedad. �� Swme Ilio � into. $6.!815. 91 Hyw.t Ex- ontsedan. &W cavdMon. Lite Bo,% model yarn p'eerrtd. Co. 4 or.. ss , allele, spot- Cal Ran 905.060351. loss telly $3.695. 91 Civaw ILS. 3.1 V4. ptdlRns OWN - couple. sale $5.800 91 CU - term Nast. FritAYt/ ba Siprwne. Itldod. 96.600 IM CKV step -side. red. 8 - kms. rid dad silim arch Cyt. brand new nota and 117995. 97 DOMadlt SE Outdo. SWIM. rammft Go" • Amex!. 3706 V-6. of I I. taarNaa As" SM. a r- lr wk $6.995. 91 Tractor SW 905-985.4467 snp. I Ice p. if. low king. rrCM IM $14 OK& blazer. 2- weYe had 57.700. 92 Fa0 F- door. 2-w1ae drive. boded. 150.1 XLT, lila I se9trob. no mom no comobw warawy 0 ". 30.000kW wbMeleOk Sat 0.995 93 905-576-W, Adniehw olds. baled. low duct (MM33-7919 Nis, orry 56.M, See In M 191M INC seem. ExOr.ded CeMtr Arra coxae. 156Klug 4x4. 4 3 5 -speed, heavy Orly $L Went at Mauna MSN. Call 0 w. SS DOQm $7wzm Dau $•e04- $73.566 Cam N ant bpm Wbm ser ouroOerWers all (705)7!6.362! bale &Mawr. / YAraf $ Wlhse orwe 1101 TIN. 6 prim ow Ma. foo bt*OM. large caster cover. 1 5 HP peap. AM 865 CNEV Nomad Van, 1.2 bel1W for $1900. Mat sell tin gam doors. rally Anna. "054M -W2 Nave Am- -11A sherq m i si- ?a4m ip ve. SM wive dapartments a ells Cal 416.704145, rias. LEE J. MOTORS 552 @lour loll lam vayepf SE. Sae, 433-9L76.1991 Lamm90..=M,33.000 rwk a,c anns<. Mmol L p1. m Euro while with red bolt um Ma. faadb, 133.000 kms. k* badad. ectaeM o wdo- 57!00 OAo. NOW (9061623 - so 56196 1990 Oslo No" 9525, wok (905)710-41179 !IOM RegencY. 3000 a.otor. 1191 Aero Van tipbaaga. fully WM. run Ones $54-05 pw p. ave, lid windows. 19W Z24 $74% 19$6 Cat-bprgM raw. non-smoker. toe Roewto! a peal dal 203.000 km, Hey. driven 11105 1991 Candler 4 Or.. 4 5500. art. A-1 ships. 1-705- -705CIA.. CIA..$3995. 1990 Tradar 4r4. 3262212. tVp) artlAmati_ hard lop 113996. 197 NOMA atom. 19W Buick LOSAN Lwow, 30.000km, land caps n's bi ,mry ded. 3fN10 odor cols. Mr. pnr, PA. bee on" SM. 1991 sitars van. $ Work: 905-401.9316. Haar t[ peO:srrol 57995 1992 Colin905-623-9910.SaaR. c06hnaft b`F Pim up SWOMM *M W. Thal!. trust, air. on Nett and tore. Mdro. 905.104-2161. ndow $7995. 19112 Ca/MK 1!M ar sandy Cindy. 1987 Sedco DevMt, eaNerW Car Tomlem Tart/ wisha c $10.405. All dyed Matin brakes. 1987 Tap yahoo eenaaaim ad a11OW Oar curtans i stems. LOAM. ' , pNbipis L1eet INant $14.500. 416)496 $256 trio sur as olid All =0 acs. Fa44/6j4l Md� MMA - BIB antes M. S.. PN . U Ip. Erkrtn k oMOoi d aft Cab KaNW Cann for year x 101 2 poop. Bdbn 0811 - best teal. 1990 Asad SE N, iW oNbpe 5250. A-1. "lot Indoor $13.905. 94 1-706.326.2212. Swlbd LF 75 In. WL purer Wil n ft. 78 FarrWua. belt WING as is. 1585 Ac- Twin � cord LX Coope 5 speed, bw K tidos, stat INAdiia. side 514.06. 1995 Gnarl AmSe. MMde , swim DIM I•V4. Art. OAK 93 Dodge d op 1ahpL�dWMAN V sacces la SMOM. t• a. SOL ori es W d . Mwt So! 5111.500. $7,295. 1895 Candy 4 dr. Cab (906)427-7745. alto, air. 541. SI,996. 91 APaRlmmia Grand Am LE. air, v n - eltu0ow.. pwe bels. Ile own. $6.995. 91 chic CX 1 iMROOM apnnuat h MMck. 5 speed. $5.895. (Wpo), WO yard, in prig 1904 Dodge Caravan, air, 75K, Amb OWw, March %L $1,05. 93 Accord SE Corps, reasorok � �' V" �1 093 bead, INaOmV Wolff nilly 45 IO. Don't list ars one. New 2 amaMa i 6ee6MW •._ Tnadl$ COWARD da6y. CMI Ke- A1p aas vNb.StAANg lb Lyda M rwo Nva- Mdusive. fridge. stove i - k oat 1150 Read and a Is le MNN. H9- dudod. Wndry facma. 110 sesma 1!561 Pea Cal 905 723 -IM or 41811 or fM) M-i46e p9c 9057214399. Wr of 4. 21560814 BF Good- i -M• NW. APT. in WAN rich raft T/A tket, Se d 4- hone SE OWwi: local )y- 010, Sim in - a *i n is -rims go 22550815 dabd siitAbhele for single Ines. M Ines We Rawl Also, ma-sMlMr. mar low mules: 1901 S10 tallo . Pickup no pea. irmmnfMe�Rpmo�ssens tock Md bodir' Sam Moo- Lor. Cale RAW 909•i1e4m. 905-433-11197 Alar _ 1 8 2 bedrooms, immediate, 3 appliances and blinds, MON. - FRI.9 A.M. - 5 P.M. (905) 571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED THE SUMMIT PLACE • 1,2, & 3 Bed Apts. • MOVE -IN INCENTIVES • All Will. Included • In - House Supt 8 Maint. Rental Office: Mon - Fri. Sam - 8 pm Sat l Sun 11am- 4pm VALIANT PROPERTY �d MANAGEMENT 905-579-1626 WINDJAMME]aanda APARTMENTS - Affordable 2 bedr apartments $785 per mo. incl Fridge, stove, broad air, heat, hydro, watone parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: www.geocibes.com /wall stre71559/highriwr.htmI 1♦EOROON L1wem.00 Apartment. -claire. SSn. PfrWg rraedod, addible Ammon"Coca b 101 IDS -579-1 /-BEDROOM BaseanM. wry dean, seaxak swam. n0 pesmom". lar 15. $625 talcfupw. Call 9051267$60 i10 fins. basement aw- mem. 1-Dedraam. "Pride tlWrarha, badly. $825/rnonm C" rh10 1 WhdeSrhW taWd Available larch 1st Cal $31-0153 MORIN 01MiOA Super large I a 2 bedroom(s) Extra urge bleary Men managed quiet brr". ControW entrance $621 and $729, ubr. cable parting. No dogs April 1 sl Nd Nay 1st 905-579.5584 0NM0 (Illoor SL) large 2 i 3' tadran in Chun wrme Gond 04M i G0. 1`1111 g. wwa- P .905.S7i4255. 7 BEDRaOM $756. irlcNr Sive. Aeileble MitWAp• 1. Ouist_NNW*, very cow Nath 06- - . No dogs. 906- 2 BEDNOOM baNeaemt aBt. Wilk sdparab ewrance. 1Yr condtionirg,l car pwdnmp Andl April est. $750 AI inclusive, Iia pall. Wa- tlReltdRlRf. CAI (906) 6lflab•1. A RST SRI 3 -bedroom main door bungalow in"- nnaattd with u-& rami. fborrg.. oak kmchea. cow" Mr. as u" 51000 m- dw in. ALSO AVAILABLE bright 'spacious m-re.lr valid 1 -bedroom buomM arpam w. along $0o Adrr sive Cau 906-579-2567. AJAX $00TH, dean 1 -bed- room bm oma ap hrAM. Parking. CAC. trudge, sbve, own wM, II . wisw. dry- er, separate enhance. S00. first a Nal Call 427-+1096 AJAX, 1 -bedroom basemacd spfrtrmerd. separate ertrar.at. separate parkme. all Aldo- sive, MS. Call 427-9601. AJAX, BaikyMarwood. 2- lWroom hmeoe0. suN w0rb110 cmpk. MOPP Wk - ft $$Para* a*-. bomsnob7tp/pes�. to- AJAX, ftrn"All baclull r > pielt emtrAWce, I g rdeetcls, lsvlae, Na•amdrng. in 6M. am Moll iW1fR amalwle imwAdal*. Pldma 06-730 AJAX- Two OedrooM Oder Wished mum" Apt.. 5100 Priale edrartc1 non sm der. imW.ad&g*. Call 420- 0796 W (4/6)783-39W. AJAX, 1-1 - in M basema t. a" street I, r bedgaRO near all A ano n, pelik transI t Y door, 4 5060 iWtknhne. AVAILABLE IMSIMrdMrTaEp- LY in Why Apt- fvats pidow. ne painted, With , dose to bus. slldppm 9. all U iba included, firsUAst Required, n0 lots. 1 bedroom $675. 2 W - mmM, 5775. 3 6ea- room SM.. Call 430- 0131. .. . BACNELOR Apartment, dose OSHM. BloafPark Rd.. to all amenities. $450 Indge. freshly painted spacious. stove included. to Whit dean. large 1 -bedroom $580. Available Martst. Call 905- 2 -bedroom $680 monthly 404-9130. Free parking. laundry on site. BACHELOR Apartment. clean. 1-888-749-2738 located near Oshawa Centre. PICKERING I= apt. 2 bed - all utilities included, $400 roams, appliances a utilities nanthy Call 905.728-8666 included. Walk to G0. $775 MY RIDGES, large 1 -bed- x-230, " Avail. April 1st. room basement apartment. freshly -painted with laundry. all ubM*s, cable. 5600 mcfu- sive. 1stw. Cal 839-0809. PICKERING: Stunning main floor 3 -bedroom apartment $1050 monthly, utilities in - BEAUTIFUL Basement rt- eluded. Air can., laundry. parking. non-smoker, near Townhoum for ment in executive lame in GO available immedwky a 1 Ajax. 2 bedrooms. huge hw Rent dining mom kitcheNbreaktast �s 42o-z1o4. area. lots of kvxV space own entrance. parking. $log all IIF elusive. Available March/April f st Call Catalina 905-666- T758. 2 Irsdrtem Apt like a ground nod. in Rckenrg very tmigM. log windows. Go Bus. ran smoker. no pets, 1sVlast. $745 Available March 1st. Babysining available. Call 905-428-0371 BRIGHT. 2 -bedroom alum ground apartment in hoes rwi-Smoker. no pets. malls couple preferred Pidkenn March 1. 5750 mdusiv (905)509-M MOCK 80./461 area- bdrm apt and - 4 applian a, rad (416) 444-7391 CENTRAL OSHAMA. ne building, 1 teed $575 Pro 432-2261 br App. or sW M. 33 Whiting. Wows CNN r ST.A WY 2 an n- a 3 :clan Apes_ alrail a (416)414 7391. COWMCE - Fwnrolked 11 bbeeddrrodorym�. two 4", pilots so pelt. $575-SOMM b+sUbst. Sall wigh- ONfa 434-57a 1�e m. 2 AppliAnoa. tio, sep e t laundry. $575 plus atilt. kwtw erinnes. Feb. 1. Chun b 40 579-0191. snnM. PAh- rrRNAn.w. 1•arw0- PICKERMC - 2 bedroom basement apartment. antral air, private laundry. parking. renovated. fire code 5800 plus. (905) SINCOE St.S 3 -bedroom, $925 . utilities Includes all Call 90r M5-9991 amiable Mac 1st. OSHAWA Huge 2 B/R from $6, and 3 B/R from $T, apts at 280 Wentwol St.W. Utilities include Bright and clean. CIO to schools, shoppin Call for aW. to triew7 (905) 721-8741 F6 Rist : Walk b GM South PIM i Old $539. 2 Bed. $609. 3 Bad $699. VVY and ham dttoraI I 10% OFF YO RETIREES OR SENORS 436-0120 twee • 1 a Rant _at W AJfa.e.el.l topic LOCATION In DflNwa. ENTING . 5OD-20Profess10 5 It. b space. -i7�i Sao-2aao sa. n. cosy pia, IE!! ... IT'S EASY!!I free per. MM MMe rales. (416)515-7642 I INCOME z $30,DOWVSW ® G'q' i • Bltnr Soeet FOR "CASH BACK" 0888 storageunits. Oshawa AGED?? BANKRUPT?? location. Single and double 1-6275 or 1-800-140.6275 units available. 6 access. :1K STA P LEY "M"i"n"'. (905)725 -9991 Salton Eyed W , 1 ~ for Paid 1 own owws or FAMILY HOUSEKEEPING cot - AA, tages pool. beach. store. playground. campbelnord. two 1011 SIMCOE STMT NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Utilities included Stove 3 Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Parking included. Playground Area. Close to schools and shopping. From 5846.00. Call 905-721-0980 EN• frhawobitN Unit . lrudeofial lM.itf INDUSTRIAL UMTS FOR LEASE Fully serviced facility in Port Perry (sewer, water 8 gas). 2,500 to 20,000 sq. h. Finished Offices Included. Call Teddy at (905) 985-9744 or Fax (905) 985-0676. lours northeast of Toronto. 1- 888-813-2212, 1 1 Private Hangs Fa S 934 FAIRBANKS RO. CO- BOURG. $119.300. Morn con- thim. Ireshly-decorated 3 tied. home. FAG heat. OA aierwaslltr, bright eal-m btcl.el. EaW 401 access ( 30 min b Dteuwa►. Walk t path. golf. YMCA. uloids i gro- cery. 2 km. to ' , lid CO- " o- 1 0t1M for , 1 Townhouses fu�m Royal j � Caw 62q. PWO sn$ b vrtw tlrs�� MOOKLM, clean 3 -bedroom CARRIAGE HILL TOWN - home. large COlsey, kAcl.onl. 5 ROUSES - 122 co"M St. E. AJAX - By 1Mt Lake. 3 bM- appharnces, new orad i OW&ma March a April Mail- r- bunOMw. AactaO 9a - Apr I. MAry i Ado4idt. f425. DW�wMu M DW brat hat $1195 • d,6- bks. Call 433.100. abft. 434.3972. rap. alodem lulehen w dry taewbes Coble 2 w ONACUU71 4 bedroom (M)a7-3M ARV 6pw, basement. i las . CM) FANIPORT f IIWY z. 3 bad - Adson Ra. 2 -toad- Mrepboo we Room 725 -2246 725-2246, a m a Os Law room. appliances. parbn0 Ib spews 6164.900 (905) pats. 579`1609. , ,112 storey ourngllow, momOSNAWA. �� f900 426 2071 West Ce" - 3 4 apow4n. $I.too pow voile non ae»► all inCkntut Aersit- AJAX. Brick towmlloefs, 3 bedrooms. 2 bABK, merest DOMRITOaIN !liwm. pig Iwo roan. m 6 flex. AvalaM Mal" lot $725 n••Wg k cubd. In". W (905) 668-1009. FURNOWD bxcnMor or to bedroom- Wleby or Aim. dean. raw de or. bmiorny. van view. N.x.dry. no psR. AN ierehNivt. f� ad up. 905-50►2=q Apartment. 0 1, MAd1pr cmft mow" sal $600hnomm, no pmts sinoluir 519 -GM WMTBY. LARGE OVA* -WOW bedroom apo. (tooft ,ng) Available 'r Close b war". Dooft Cochrshoane 905419-2981. LOOKING for tangle ftmwlt mak rovsrooker Lavey ap for red n lynk. len HOT 1 just north d Brookii on a ape ra ch. Smau m Poe hors" old mat! $1000 inclusive PUM Call Robe (906)1314161. MASM BEDROOM with side bath. CM ADWt� degaey PaAAg, vatltout am wmsralll r 4W ism 1 BEMB� ✓Nr. Avotoo AN lWNive. im oil NO 9es. CAI 576.6724. - Mdrooms. upper kql d du- p� �r hu. n". MW) 420 -nes able Apnt 1st. FrMAast AJAX 2 • 1 bxaoom bWrpA- low. 4195M Down Concept dry taewbes Coble 2 w ONACUU71 4 bedroom (M)a7-3M ARV 6pw, k knervanmg room ognlook- AN 11 11ip�lt on ugly Financing for Any ltWPML Rants from A 0X. Falk tV Neer n0 large takwey roan.. wood bk� c Pda. d No a m a Os Law TAM N TERRACE Town- stone. rxrWrA1 air, car pats. 579`1609. .eons dna ar..kgraow Large houses. 100 Taunton Rd. E.. 3 (905)6034185 WESTKY Irergtnts. 14th roan second slid[ p %m e.t a" klMarh, naw Pato dta all lei cher. Ecarnnreal gat bedroom lowadvolrat amollaOle Mirth Nt Cil 13633411. AJAX. Brick towmlloefs, 3 bedrooms. 2 bABK, merest $750 a01R 0 availpaved lam Iometd YW11 drift. shad. ►0"100 laYNiOI/$aMCOE. 3 donor no maiWanm b". Ba..oe, ab0 Nu. 2 term Nast. FritAYt/ MF hot cowry teras. I M. bedroom Oeeem.eM. Ornvab tMrar.a. 4 agpmam avail- . . moan. AvdoYt room. 4 appliances. $625 • hydro svemob0 nwm.e0.- 428 51569001806)406 2128 IiNemtaa able April 1st. flSOIrWOWb.. tmwat.cs. �n erledo0 no Orad y�a all of D"tmaM Mrwhad Avar- MAY 1/!e. CA 90S197b. Pall lOS-Mi6-842, GOLDEN � `a$ Brad MORTGAGES Good, ba0 BWomhs nk m�a.kTMwraG taNM i1h•eMw Ones iamt+h• (416 ugly Financing for Any ltWPML Rants from A 0X. Falk tV Neer d•roraMrr9 3 bedroom. mew 332211. M VOIC3 a aaitom OwAdo p2, kr Biddy Eip kvieuM3141 fa. R, 3rd NOW tilt. loAded MITOY. DuMen SL. 1 a 2- Arck Ilecbn, C4M-,- mdy AJAX. dodo t bedroom. cammic th2a4, tide in do - bedroom apes dwrh, qwe frilly-bratroawe0 lbrgaOe.lOS7062b79 available isn.eOatMy. lav waslar. 2 iet0 desk. caw 3 6dag. tar aw NO DOWN PAYMENT. carne last a wed. $3 75 adosiva. too s4 Waeb. Mwtdultl I •ar frll life. M. No 905-404-1414. ikt nerd Brno new cud bell OM. 00 SRVAIIAMIAVIL 1 For Whore irul ttek. ticla0 2-Mdroon.. tan M be �q 619-9223 aIler 4pm. tion call olrntrs at taWM 2 beboom bast- v cep 1100 sq n. Are, � •may 4-leaoon. Dal nes An, opportVny b Cum �- lis it' � �'sawam. 1905) 51 NONfE la sok brMMC Rf- ppaw1ns CA about 'mm. UCED SMADO 7M Saw Ddana or f75bheore PlbrafGMe ex- RkfgrdfOn. NpM-N0 Asso- sac 1- n.4 now. Circle, Dow". LAW Va. Cost b all amount". duct (MM33-7919 btchm k wltempr. park•g two -am Jefty-bual e>lxcre' �1�� OSN 4 BEDROOM Clean. f89rweel 9t54b3-5651 eve boot a tial 00"M let. wmm. Oft bodroom avmdibk well OWANO d to yard. don So schook and moonbef. rtNltnOtt. rho • Pon pnbtt Sit- w loft $@a d �a�rd. rt brtlda4 4 Styw.t Rowy LM. Deis. Avail Marts 1. $900. ling room in country. Mr- foo bt*OM. large caster !OS -666-7777. 1168 21150. rrflad a rOwnsht0, bred ttdN ir.ao boiM tNNNTaY 2 i 3 bedroom f.0$N1MIl SEMI: 3 bad- kitchen bafto. kmfk pe- $38yrr.ordh. Stapravo roto and bhmdry roam: torp, dapartments a ells Cal 416.704145, morns with appliances,ter►ed. Wood tnr0, lu.ahed bast- 906.965.3607 Will. tmdher vnNh slrroom. dkrnb room, Nvig room: 2 mem: 5965 •vuma s. First/ Glc •replaces: tAv , -, air; W WMM /iN@PAM age 2 last. rekren ces: available ROOM FOR RENT m ckAm high Is, q gas lwhaa: bdrm- Dsmt., separate en- March 1st. (416) 5204123. home dost to ba stallon. air dinar: indertom: wrier liana, frnplaa. Ale con -4 OIIo woom and Towysom arta. No sprinkler 1�• pwkm Aal. IV. " 1 � horse. 3 bMooms. 4 polls wAAtt, SM ra0atla01e. Use of kldan and wAie a wicompiddy th =op 3650..8368142. storey pebrp. rOVbeiig brica Valid. PuVaft- Call (906) 720-3134 aMeNe 1 mY Large_ My role vow you can own c06hnaft b`F $Mud lovele your Own tons for loss Inn. Mdro. 905.104-2161. �- shod BI&MhdM ddooaaM ON AM TtltO bedroom. Now" "% pOoSO f . cow ba OsbtrgL,epcoupleamoping prlkna0. ikimdry tadswf. moria D R- ftw I V Rio oatllt. T225s 1 Btlbrlom apt. Affil Apr. 1; 2 bedroom apt. ads Ma. 1. Psfkkq mwwy. WAARs do". tub ow W. P1V- e ces, no polls. 723.1647, 5794!09. ONE BEMaOM OaseMed ApWbard Cent* bead in whollyplate eutrAlmI . 4 cep MOM, mood Stove, air. IN 1r0 1a10 IW all velydet 5625 pr m0. A int cknive. IMIIAst. plus rdw- an=, PNas 0s-150 A w 5 p.WL BOOM Mair) Moor bulg$bw in Oshawa Smadlooln, 6 appi6ttaes, air, itrreM- ti60 possession. $950 inns w, And i lnt. 414-M or SM24M 8PAi9aIN wds-mAAleirNd 2 bedroom Nt. A01. M 900 ad 80 Glen St. Some with wo-O Coals. PALM provid- ad. Gose to scrods, snip- ping cadre. 60 SOW. LW IN IIHk10e 1 Cal 728.4993. you X711 Car DM Hily- W son Rwod) PN310a18 . 2 pin ons beb Aaaommodoa And oAimbirad. A mat b y. Phpa 9175.7263329. SVMWA RooNy� roam near PTC G0. No Dopa, AM - Rom b MO lo 4 bkti 11 h Ce6- r906) 0663100 or (906) all-il VReeeuaPMs. (9o5j OtdrOoo detached home, . �F�. Jdn 332211. Raare ces awa o. PNaa d (416)436 97w. aaitom OwAdo p2, kr Biddy Eip kvieuM3141 fa. R, 3rd NOW tilt. loAded IloOaee FWNM PICKERING TOWN Cents Guo" lel am. peke g. Wlpramd D00h. Har 1tArait . wo ON DOW" at :( "W 1M� - OW t- Area. 3 bom. Stmt anbw EIIE3;N115E tL0N1aY, rle0 t0 ) 42D -064o. �� Cal 1416) 414.7391 Sdoa A 906 6030002. O6NI TOlf11N1BN$E, A INNER UK. 6 mromaa MLNiOr Share 2 -bedroom 1055 CO" Pak 3 baORoom RWOne yaw onto Mm 2 3 � POrey APs m Nd1Me - 'ro s ht. ... a. 4 bkti 11 h Ce6- wdlarA b paN. lAAk In "w Mooldn rc", no mr' I dorm OAC. Starting at cod Mo. hadeNod fbas- Ike- memo raw . Wood oM. $107,500. Open' )bea k6. Sn.9go. Almon Raare ces awa o. PNaa d (416)436 97w. � Coodusit )r�r (NS)M COW" aMia.. (905)06- 576-9113.0 1501L 9414 W Tar. (905)427-3901 5123. "W 1M� - OW t- ed 201. EIIE3;N115E tL0N1aY, rle0 t0 mwc*% 2,30 so. It exam �� %V M da1V. PlrNWW on home in so"Nt AW 9M. y yr, �ry Wholly Aw am to $&a* ON oa 6 roots, Tv room WRMplace. ant bops. GtBwu mcli, tIIIIrIF! Preis no 10am 9WtAi km*y. Most ass. . MepolaVassar apr booms palilw0 todartiNk. b r nae em With person. pperson.5S40. 9astldst D� 0100-57D1apR home Nor you. a doer sell eeaft is taftop to a (l06�5t 13. s • 6 OVMn het W Inde toIiN logic or reducedMdMAtIt � From i750JI11o0sla pa w- how in � CwAbm�m x dada. Income regrNa.arla9 om fr$27.500. Call Raare ces awa o. PNaa d (416)436 97w. � a bedroom 3 boom soWkr bmR East Oshawa also pre - Ka cols. CoidwM baker (WS)726.9414. view, IW9t bAlcay. nipy 1W M0, wNh aswinew mort- gap W W $100,000. Rder- M 81111. FT. executive bmn- wrAad 59Q5/aRonbl. 1M l lo. Cat (m) avallable. Call 579- 4-M*000k booP6 6iEllNBOM towedmomNe with 9M. y yr, �ry basealeM, 2 bANRs 4 sspp- ON oa 6 eoel avail "OM d Cob dose b 401RUt Mtw Ma May est SM Bull nionth Itt01Nh plus wtiAN. Now now.NON•SMOKER. $970/ Of11 A / MIWri Fait NM -RARE OPPOIL1NNfrYfill Smokes, first/IAe regUfad. S a6 iockaive. (905)723- 500 11400 up. 20d floor, Renovate as new 2 and 3 Call (9W5 W-3679 from 8400. maim Br. 300- bedroom bwMloa". 4 new 8 BEOclom MWNVAR MAN AN OSM A SOUTH - 3 bid " W mdwm dose to 16Co so. Iron $300. SM sq. appM7ti" $26,000,_ yearly r. do - dna, dem b everything. sdbois ad slmopOAq $950/ n. 2 rid. floor across Iron Olm. Centre. Fant Oslnlm, poet Good d CNN.ed me hint Sable M io becilpiss rd, 4 appliances. mo. ALL IMCll13 EN . 400 sqn. l laftiorpe, GN twee W. e. CAN Summon Geo ►9e SMhuge 1st. 8875 pa Hydro. Mach tit. ri 1 list. A .WA MaeNApnt 1 rotvLthnO.enSA Arc 43/-2447 or 665-1.132. Willer A1905726-9114. lav/ rca-w+s ,.. -•- - -,•-- - ..... • 1 a t� ��,� • :1 MnoteoetMtMs • :1 Mnottnoettuttts �- _ - __� :11 httprorsnMattb :11 hrgeogMnards Estabillsbed Franchise Company with over 100 locations has a franchise opportunity available. We are seeking motivated franchisees interested in owning their own successful business. 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Call L Ann Jensen at 905-471-8878 or call at 1-800-665-9644- With proven sure Are'll guide you every st6p of Vw_ way! 1 Tenders • 1 TOKWS THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM TENDER FOR REHABILITATION OF SAND DOMES AT VARIOUS REGION OF DURHAM MAINTENANCE DEPOTS T-600-98 SEALED TENDERS, clearly marked as to contents will be received by the Regional Cleric until 200 p.m-, TUESDAY, MARCH 17, ISM A MANDATORY WE VISIT WILL BE HELD ON TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1998, COMMENCING AT 10:00 A.M., AT THE ORONO WORKS DEPOT, REGIONAL ROAD " AND #17, ORONO, ONTARIO AND PROCEEDING TO THE OTHER DOME SITE= ATTENDANCE AT THIS SITE VISIT WILL BE IIECOIIDED. ANY BIDS RECEIVED FROM FIYBS NOT ATTENDING THIS MANDATORY SITE VISIT WILL BE REJECTED. Specifications and tender forms may be secured from the Purchasing Section, Supply and Services Division at tel. (905)571311. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ROGER ANDERSON REGIONAL CHAIR. J.S. LORNE C.E.T. M.B.A., CPPO, Manager of & Services, Suppl 60 Bond Street rest, hid211d floor Oshawa, Ontario L1 H 8B6 Unemployed Find Help With The Career & Employment Preparation Program If you are out of school, out of work or on social assistance, there are jobs available through the Career And Employment Preparation Program (CEPP). The CEPP Program was launched in April 1997 and funded by the Ministry of Education and Training. In Durham Region CEPP is provided through a joint partnership between John Howard Society Employment Services, YMCA, The Unemployed Help Center and Durham College. The program has three distinct services: The first two are available to all members of the public, through the John Howard Society Employment Service, YMCA, or Unemployed Help Center. The information and Referral Service (IRS) can be accessed by visiting the above Drop In Centers. At these centers, individuals will have access to computers, fax machines, photocopiers, and a variety of resources and in to assist them in their self directed job search including business directories, job banks. Internet access. The second service focuses on Employment Planning and Preparation (EPP) which provides a variety of workshops and one on one counselling. The professionally trained staff will assist participants in developing interview techniques and job search skills. Eligible participants in the (EPP) program must be over 16 years of age, out of school, work, training. or on social assistance and eligible to work in Canada. Once a participant has completed the EPP program they are eligible for Placement via "on the job training". The third service of the program is -On the Job Training" which is administered through Durham College. This program matches participants from the EPP program who have skills relevant to employment positions that are available. All registered businesses in Ontario can participate in the program. Durham College will assist business in meeting their hiring needs at reduced costs through wage subsidies, reduced advertising costs, screening of potential candidates by employment specialists who match the company's needs with workers knowledge, skills and goals. Currently there are over 200 employers using this program and collectively they have provided over 100 training positions. For information on the Information and Referral Service or Employment Planning and Preparation Service call the hotline (905) 725-4786 or Pickering residents 1- 800-263-0993. Employer inquiries about ..on the job training" may call Durham College at (905) 721-3091 . 1 Mgo= . 1 parsanla M DAYS AF1at Feb 22 1998 NEW Wiscale alert senna Sale ane Sound Sea Sib W "0N tir+rno Ara 579 ft wib sell br public &KUM �- qte fMkK wq accounts which am delmm". 10 cover the cost of mut and elperses: lr•'--��-- Robert BW" - 11t1lfl nil: Memel Career tO 6alnstt-Coatla. rangy reran - 47 AME Itbrse tarst Carla crag saw - Slade - pooMmd Ricer sx (near Pon dope). a row bride house. "M Men to Fmk. hR57F411r 1 Claw ., S129,9K pawboi betlraoan. 8116,900. tab, iw~ vestmaa... ( 011111- on a omit ft � y „� (!5 r 4�4-9i25 IMastaror0 cash or ardlea JJ - dkaae b nMt�pNsoav�tYYpti�taY oer- *"AnVOprbr b Me iactfort NEWORY Psiaae Aw- . . fid ft em* Walk $2.99 neL •18.•24 Ins. I- to John tl nay. RrawrJrrO br nay par .• • Elaansiwwhawo OK C.21 Catloab 705 745- rats from 4.19% Ai ran from I EMMY PSYCINC - $2.99r 44N or 7057116M0 �- nWt 16+ 24 boars. 1-900- speciality. ant051378& NU MID - SCOPE 1-900377-7770- M00 NOW grntlrwtan's nest jrierul FwIMIG 0 i M Detteaa. 211-1m w fla7-1111 im Aoais ank FMIMML Cash h1 SERVING DURHAM REGION T r in mot sail wlttelt is mon 48hrs. at eatlaaaut Ates I r pty maw r CA MCM Ialanal on TV. A nw bot product laaantronm w wq this ad or n- am a �oun- p� rOl k rM 9am-Spm, 4163361246- cry Rist in Canada. 14 sttee woolis o try kft NOW P MUW Get ad trakthtp. Fe"an, Part -ON. Ho St/eaak. 411422-2364. lanima an A sirtcas aMrnlit a Wklt untied 901M*a*, Ityluup or b"Prd+rad as ANRa am no 20. 30 45. with � rtensts, p� reply Everyone acgpleg a ] )elft eabla. abllla TY AWin OWN IN Moil r+MMg Cat for lige VPNW ant � No lbill YAM a �r� MarNmm information. Studer butts itc�' o0 1� Odt Pba Rkad for a list tab law 4595, clo 00M, tlitah l3P $12.900. Inde s al. 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Relic posowv REMM DOM AWAt1o1 Get Rs1aMs FAST with hee E -Filial Comwennd Ta Raswes ttrepaie0 by Proftniorel Accoattam Judy Kuksis MA caprate tar d twuwss tervrces svatabk Padag ansaiiiiii.�n 423-023 t 3s r �Services s : Parq Serrisee RA OM WAN" WOM F.w.� outing Mal jc For (3li mfr Pat 1 Md COOtxuawon Hale 1130RE18 I' WARRANTY !1 432-1625' q,Kf CUMIMMMMAW • LAIC ill(Ipi�S e � OCCSSIOAS • AM BliKkS Cas .teff f ClUllpff .• f— • Errwtaiwhamtu .• • Elaansiwwhawo NSTALIATIONB 25 years experience, restretching, our speciality. Free estimates. NOW grntlrwtan's nest jrierul FwIMIG 0 i M Detteaa. 211-1m w fla7-1111 .-a ]EXCEPTIONAL LADIES SERVING DURHAM REGION T ELEGANCE & C/ASS RELL&BUSff A DISC RLTION GUARAli rEED 4E04E-8761 COW. . . ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22,19" IrM44=X=:i:fAlI=1:1 M: Guys only night every second Monday Guys mark March take part in Men's speaker and entertain - 9th on your calender. Night Out on March ment. Enjoy dinner and 4th at 6:30 p.m. . Tickets are $6.00 fellowship at 6 p.m. fol- Enjoy a great meal For more information lowed by guest speak- followed by a guest call 576-6712. ers, cards and enter- Lunch ladles ents ailing due to illnesses value quality of life above With auxiliary Senior Citizen's Centre The ladies auxil- 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on John St. Tickets are iary of the Royal The hall is located $5.00• Canadian Legion at 1555 Bayly St. in At the Northview Branch 606 offers lunch Pickering. Under $4 and tranch of the OSCC every weekday from everyone is welcome Active Living - Age is no barrier By the year 2020, it is in aging adults. estimated that 35 percent of However, if older the Canadian population adults could increase heart will be 50 years of age or and lung functions by 20 older. That's one third of us. percent, the period of inde- Some of us will have pendent living could be healthy active parents, but extended by as much as many middle aged adults eight years. have already seen their par- Most people today ents ailing due to illnesses value quality of life above commonly attributed to longevity. We want to "old age". There is no foun- maintain our mobility and tain of youth, no wonder independence, participate drug or prescription to socially, and feel good. combat the onset of the nat- Physical activity is as ural degeneration of bone important as nutrition in Anel muscle and resulting keeping good health. loss of functional mobility Physical activity reduces TRUE OR FALSE (1) Physical activity must hurt (i.e. no pain, no gain) to achieve health benefits. (2) An effective way to improve health is to accumulate 30 minutes of moderate daily activ- ity- •lisp Rad Ilumpe sonuquoo Io salnu!w of se s3yaueq aures ma Apeou manp -old Avp a sawp saxp sagnualu! evL apow in AVAq= la;u!sA4d Iw salwxuw u63 uaA3 'aouo 3a Ile aq o3 aAa4 Lusew 31 antl.l (Z) ianR Il!3s s! .3! "ol Jo 3! asn. AIA!*e iems&W o3 waoxide aw -iapow avow a sveddns 43=0"U 7! OP 3,LWP `sUn4 M N iauP jou `un; loN=3S-1V:l (il) SU3MSNd the risk of developing hypertension, coronary heart disease, obesity, dia- betes, osteoporosis and some cancers. Regular physical activity also improves blood and oxy- gen flow to the vital organs, and enhances psy- chological well being. Successful aging depends on what we do today to keep active. For those who are already physically active and healthy, it is important to maintain that lifestylr.'FFor those wbo are sedentary, it is important to choose a fun activity and begin a daily routine, a few min- utes at a time to start. Frail or homebound adults may need some assistance to increase their confidence and mobility. Younger friends ang-rela- tives can help with short. walks around the block or apartment and physiother- apists can help to design easy strength -training rou- tines. Access to programs for older adults is just a phone call away. Neighbourhood community centres, Optimist clubs, seniors centres, YM/YWCAs and local Parks and Recreation departments offer many activities and programs for seniors, including mall - walking, swim><riing, Tai - Chi and fitness classes. Social dancing, mpeciaHy line dancing, is also popu- lar with young and old alike. True, there is no foun- tain of youth and no won- der drug to turn back the clock, but a healthy inde- pendent living. It's never too late to start an active life. Age is NO barrier! Article provided by Margaret Good, a physical activity consultant and facilitator with the Active Living Community Action Project. She provides sup- port to Durham Region leaders.. For information can (9015) 8%-4382 :5T HALF VF YDUK LI ...just 35 minutes from the Don Valley Parkway! SEL gUMtsALl 1MS OPElS� Y! MADISONWiWALOW. cft bay window, - Ta badwwn, 1.400 sq. n AS SHOWN JUST $129,906. 41 y SEE 9 SPECTACULAR BUNGALOW DESIGNS UP TO 1800 SQ.FT! 9 new bunplow designs (up to 1,800 nft.) priced frau :85.900 to $149,9W. OWN THE LIFFS U YOU WANT NOW The Rice HOMEOWNER'S UFESTYLE MEMBERSHIP PLAW, included with your horse, gives you a nknited use of your private 9 hole pat i golf course, a mile of private Lake Ontario sfroreEine. Wa front w, pt n' Clubhhorrse.temis,oversized 7 shuffleboard. Buquet e: cot RoonvDirnerTheatre, Moll Wary rafts and hobby areas, sauna. wh*yed. u exercise POOL and your DW «rte i choice of over 40 Interen ,G�r IOilONfO ti�� . ac t 'C X 'Table 401 Easeeowd w dee /BSM ETT ROAD DQT (fia 0435) sat of at 8904M ROAR dean Wow die YMA T CREEK sin. .. . 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