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Home My WebLink AboutNA1998_03_04Sex ed kit a `how-to'guide: Switrer and a local minister. "None of the line drawings in the Life Facts Sexuality material are pornographic:' said Reverend Mcrvyn Russell of Orono United Church "Ilicy are not even erotic. Sonic arc explicit" Rev. Russell told trustees in the packed board room during Monday's standing com- mittee meeting. the developmentally delayed high school students in the pro- gramme need pictures which depict clearly what is being taught. PICKERING EDITION "in an appropriately sensitive, caring and controlled teaching context what is there to be frightened about?" he asked. Yet Carol Switzer of the FAC said the fact the explicit material is used to teach •'phvsically developed youth with the minds of children" is plenty of reason for concern. "This document, far from preventing sexual exploitation and promiscuity pre- sents sexual activity in a smorgasbord style ... the only criteria, for these cognitive three to five year olds, is consent and a con- GO IN COMFORT & PRIVACY FROM '39- 20% 39°'20/ ji v .IF.. `LF'DUT-OFJOWN PICK N Go 24hrs.7days aweek dont:' she said. Ms. Switzer likened the material to a "how-to' guide, telling trustees the pro- gramme creates a "highly sexualized envi- ronment... and teaches the student what to want:' Yet Bill Tataryn and Kathy Payne - Mercer, who spoke on behalf of SF:AC, said it no rammc arents want and sup - Dirt STORE"? 4I Se DEBATE/Page 3 f Li1IUUi;W-t_ -- FOR YOU TWO MATERNITY New Spring Arrivals! Pckering tillage °R Hry. A2 E. rf Beak Courtyard 426.2088 AD V E R T I S E R Pvlarh a 19Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstandr98 Vol. 33. No 9 Pressrun 44.500 26 panes Johnson wins elections spending g race in Pickering ARTHURS COMES iN SECOND WiTH $45,000 iN ELECTION EXPENSES PICKFRiNG — Ward 3 Regional do reporter J The Durham District School Board came No fungus under fire once again Monday night as Ward I local Councillor Dave Ryan debate raged over the explicit nature of a kit used to teach sex education to special need CAROL students. SWITZER However, while the Life Facts Sexuality 'Only Criteria... Is Programme was criticized by members of consent and a the Family Action Council (FAC), it was condom' praised by parents representing the Special - Education Advisory Committee (SEAC) and a local minister. "None of the line drawings in the Life Facts Sexuality material are pornographic:' said Reverend Mcrvyn Russell of Orono United Church "Ilicy are not even erotic. Sonic arc explicit" Rev. Russell told trustees in the packed board room during Monday's standing com- mittee meeting. the developmentally delayed high school students in the pro- gramme need pictures which depict clearly what is being taught. PICKERING EDITION "in an appropriately sensitive, caring and controlled teaching context what is there to be frightened about?" he asked. Yet Carol Switzer of the FAC said the fact the explicit material is used to teach •'phvsically developed youth with the minds of children" is plenty of reason for concern. "This document, far from preventing sexual exploitation and promiscuity pre- sents sexual activity in a smorgasbord style ... the only criteria, for these cognitive three to five year olds, is consent and a con- GO IN COMFORT & PRIVACY FROM '39- 20% 39°'20/ ji v .IF.. `LF'DUT-OFJOWN PICK N Go 24hrs.7days aweek dont:' she said. Ms. Switzer likened the material to a "how-to' guide, telling trustees the pro- gramme creates a "highly sexualized envi- ronment... and teaches the student what to want:' Yet Bill Tataryn and Kathy Payne - Mercer, who spoke on behalf of SF:AC, said it no rammc arents want and sup - Dirt STORE"? 4I Se DEBATE/Page 3 f Li1IUUi;W-t_ -- FOR YOU TWO MATERNITY New Spring Arrivals! Pckering tillage °R Hry. A2 E. rf Beak Courtyard 426.2088 AD V E R T I S E R Pvlarh a 19Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstandr98 Vol. 33. No 9 Pressrun 44.500 26 panes Johnson wins elections spending g race in Pickering ARTHURS COMES iN SECOND WiTH $45,000 iN ELECTION EXPENSES PICKFRiNG — Ward 3 Regional received $22.850 in contributions. _ _... , No fungus Councillor Rick Johnson has again been Ward I local Councillor Dave Ryan ed 510.321 for a victory party and the big spenokr among Pickering', 1997 has reported no contributions and no There is no need for pwents are in good order. in indoor environments, is with a surplus of 5654. municipal election candidate.. surplus or deficit. but he has not yet sub- In 1994. Mayor Arthurs spent -- in portables at separate board selves on the basis of being on building, adding Icaks arc After racking tip $57.267 in conte- milted his final election expense docu- the safe side:' he says. "it's most common on tlat-roof paign income of $34.214 which includ- Catholic District School Board tetter to be safe than sorry:' portables. butions for his campaign. Coun mcnt, either. Mr Andrews notes the However, according to a election. Mr. Andrews says the board board's maintenance staff board report, there is only one Johnson still ended up with a Rookic Ward 2 local inspect portables annually to flat -roof portable in the sys- -mer Ward 2 local Councillor and may- in light of concerns over fun- ANDREWS ensure their condition is main- tem. post-election deficit of (-iwncillor Mark Holland tained to safe standards. The portable, which is received 525,374 in campaign contrihu- 'Basis of being Halton Region and says the He notes stachybotrys, one located at Whitby's St. Lco $2.297, according to a sura- r:-ptxtcd S30)() in contribu- of the most toxic fungi found See SCHOOL/Page 4 $5.557. Former Ward 3ite CouncillorandNuclear / ci3, itr Enrico mayoralty candidate Enrico Pistritto may of financial statements oris and a final surplus of embed up with a deficit of S6.750 even - provided by the Town clerk's 149. drinking IRegi20.281. Ward Regional Councillor Maurice department. Ilhc other newcomer. Ward 3 � „� a /-+►' - In dtt 1994 election. Coun. local Councillor David• �Rr Y Johnson had $35.243 in earn- Cy` Pickles. received 52.050 in pahgn income, including a contributions and ended up $4.912 surplus from the pec- 156 in the rel. 1 ". vaws election, and spent Cam mugn contributions and $33,874, with $111.312 of that a final surplus (ollc6FR) Pig - going to pay for a sicuxy es fix the rest of losing pay RICK JOHNSON uncil candidates was ac foil- The councillor has not yet Raised $57,000 lows: Kcvin Asht (regional ObOfo by J"" Lltb►egts Died his full eta -tion spending which must Ward 1). $9.29(1 and $339: Jill Foster (regional Ward 1). They are the champions be submitted by April I, so no break- ted b be submitted $1.463 and ($6.342): tart GlynWilliams down of his expenditures this time is yet (local Ward 3). $2.400 and $78. John available. Hayden (local Ward 3). $2.900 and W. St Francis de Sales Ca#wk School's junior boys' basketball McDonald, Michael Brookings, Tommy Parker, Joel Godding, Xs with the 1994 election, Mayou Eileen Higdon (regional Ward 2), $450 team eroded a successful season by capturing the Durham Kurtis McDonald, Ryan Sutton. Kevin Bandola, Rory Gillen, Wayne Anthurs was the secorid-highetit and $438. Bill McLean (local Ward 2). Catholic School championship. Pictured are, clockwise from Matthew Carroll, Roger Skirt. Chuck Britskey and Thomas spender in 1997• incurring campaign the bottom left, are Mike Gow, Ryan Thackeray. Thomas Campbell. Missing from photo was Joseph Chretien. expenditures of $45.193 after receiving See PICKERINwrage 4 _ _... contributions totalling 541.567 and car- rying over a surplus from the last elcc- No fungus fears h Board tion of $4.267. His expcnditures inc�ltd- ed 510.321 for a victory party and appreciation noitices, and he ended up There is no need for pwents are in good order. in indoor environments, is with a surplus of 5654. - to worry about fungus or mold "We decided to check our- caused by water leaks into the In 1994. Mayor Arthurs spent -- in portables at separate board selves on the basis of being on building, adding Icaks arc $30.301 on his campaign, from a cam- schools, reports Durham the safe side:' he says. "it's most common on tlat-roof paign income of $34.214 which includ- Catholic District School Board tetter to be safe than sorry:' portables. ed a $7.004 surplus from the previous director Grant Andrews. Mr Andrews notes the However, according to a election. Mr. Andrews says the board board's maintenance staff board report, there is only one Third on the spending list was fox- decided to check its portables GRANT inspect portables annually to flat -roof portable in the sys- -mer Ward 2 local Councillor and may- in light of concerns over fun- ANDREWS ensure their condition is main- tem. oralty candidate Sherry Senis, who gus and mold in portables in tained to safe standards. The portable, which is received 525,374 in campaign contrihu- 'Basis of being Halton Region and says the He notes stachybotrys, one located at Whitby's St. Lco tions but still finished with a deficit of on the safe side' board is satisfied the portables of the most toxic fungi found See SCHOOL/Page 4 $5.557. Former Ward 3ite CouncillorandNuclear looks Enrico mayoralty candidate Enrico Pistritto committee at embed up with a deficit of S6.750 even 'though he managed to bring in conuibu- tionsuHa tritium testing drinking IRegi20.281. Ward Regional Councillor Maurice of water Brenner ended up with the biggest sur- plus — $7,085. He spent $ 13,711 after receiving contributions of $16,010 and PICKERING — The carrying over a surplus of $3,695 from Region's Durham Nuclear the 1994 elation. Health Committee is recom- Also finishing with a surplus — of mending weekly independent (5,385 — was Ward 2 Regional testing for tritium in local Councillor Doug Dickerson. He drinking water for a period of .WHAT' S INSIDE psp........• 8111111111111,1111 . ....................10 6fattrslSetll ..................11 HOW TO REACH US Belles/ ...............683-5110 VSM Mplkn ..........683-3005 Audfon Line ...........683-7545 Shile"N yours ...1-800-662-8423 Emmil .....newsroom@durham.net IfMsrnd .........durhamnews.net one year. The committee made the recommendation Friday (Feb. 27) in response to a request from Ontario Hydro to select a lab unaffiliated with the provincial utility to perform the tests. Independent testing of drink- ing water was requested by the Town of Pickering sever- al months ago. Hydro originally asked Pickering ni select the lab. but the ToN n h:a told Hydro it doesn't ham the expertise IndepelWant testing of water is being recommended to determine tritium levels in local drinking water. to do so, while Hydro has maintained the independence of the testing might be ques- tioned if the provincial utility selected the lab. Members of the commit- tee were uncertain as to whether Pickering wars seek- ing routine outside testing, or wanted it done only during spills, accidents or emergen- cies. They also wondered whether Pickering had been made aware independent testing of weekly composite samples of water from local water plants is already done by the provincial Ministry of Labour. Hydro does its own testing as well. Committee chairman and Durham Region Medical Officer of Health Dr. Robert Kyle suggested Pickering and its residents may be looking for the testing to be done by some party other than Hydro or the govern- ment, since there may be some suspicion of having a government agency do it. The Environmental Isotope Lab at the University of Waterloo is being recom- mended to conduct the inde- pendent testing, because it is the closest of the three labs which were identified as hav- ing the technological capaci- ty to do it. Angie Paisley counsels graduates to help them kick-start their careers Job -hunting ...101 At one time, a college diploma or university degree almost guaranteed a foot in the corporate or shop mom door. Today, graduates are finding the search for a job much more difficult. Find out how two local grads — one from college and the other from university — are coping as they search for that elusive first job. Employment counsellors give tips on how to make the most of your job search, while an upcoming job fair may provide new leads for the unem- ployed and so-called under- employed. Also, find out what markets are hot, as Durham College graduates find great success. Please turn to Page 7 for a look at reporter Linda White's exploration with today's graduates and the world in which they seek success. --- PAGE 2 -THF, ISF.%S .A I IVERTISER A%ED%ESIf %I. %I ARt'It 4. 199m photo by A.J. Groen Celebrating history Students at Bayview Heights Public School In Pickering celebrated Black History Month by mounting a production for fellow students and parents. The play, enti- tled Mufaro's Beautiful Daughters, included the talents of (from left) Seshinee Naidoo, Ashlee Peniston, Asha Davis and Reyal Jaidine. Students bene with science, technology scholarship Durharn students graduating in the Sarkis Kay, head of co-operative edu- principals will nominate students for the area of stone, technology and trades cation at Ajax's Exeter High School, scholarships which will vary in arniml will have the opportunity to obtain a who's involved in formulating guide- based on tuition costs, living expenses ,chol:rshlp toward post -secondary edu- , bion this year under the Monarch Youth Auto Reffnishers Scholarship Fund. Grant Yeo, director of the Durham I h,tnct School Board. repents a chtque for 5141.(%10 from Human Resources Pctelopnient Canada (HRDC) was reccnik donated to the fund. adding the money will benefit students graduating Iht, tear The Monarch Youth Auto Refinishers Proiect watt initiated as part of a com- munity partnership 13 years ago as an auto fxxdy repair shop business provid- ing training and counselling services for ,tudents. However, the project. which operated lion, was terminated in November 1996 and its board of directors together with HRDC decided to donate the proceeds from the liquidation to a new ,cholarship fund for all Durham students. "We think it's particu- larly valuable and will provide an opportunity for students interested in wi- ence, technology and trades:' says Grant Andrews, director of the Durham Catholic District School Board. Durham Catholic board seeks rebate funds The Durham Catholic District School Board is looking to the btimstry of Education and Training to recover a shortfall of 568.989 a, a result of payment% to parents for expenses incurred during the leach- ers' strike last fall. According to a board report. sav- $3 fix each claim processed. ple of days prior to the Feb. 6 dead - The board received a total of line. The 53028 grant will be used 10.076 claim forms, nearly 2,0(1) of to cover the costs of administering which were received in the last cou- the programme. ergs during the WE ARE CLEARING withdrawal of ser- vices totalled OUT OUR 1997 S3.946.xy5. However the FURNACES AND AIR amount paid in CONDITIONERS rebates to parent+, together with other expense incurred SAVE 11750/0M04 by the board dur- U P TO ing the strike, totalled . 9x3. salt th As a result the board fares r 1 shonfzdp of nearly SWJXXX which is to be recovered from the mmistry. The hoard is also eligible u1 reccnr a grant from the ministry equal to Numbers juggled to balance books Tbc Durham Catholic District School Board has adjusted its stuh- year budget in order to eliminate a deficitof mote than 51.1 million. A report pre- sented to the hoard Monday indicates initial revenue and expenditure amounts hive been adjusted "to revise the budget to a bal- anccd position of S 101.09M.3037 While board director Grant Andrews says staff are still awaiting a decision from the ministry regarding a $550.000 grant. the report states "the likelihood of a positive outcome is minimal. 'As a result the budget no longer includes these funds:' the report statcs.The board has revised its rev- enue projection, by adjusting con- tributions from capital reserves and the reserve for working funds, from the initial fig- ure of $99,124 467 to $101,098.303 and has altered its expenditures from 599.263.052 to the same amount, resulting in a bal- anced budget. 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CENTER MW HOURS: 1755 Pickering Parkway, Unit 1119, M -W-10-6 T & F - 10-9 OPEN SAT.10-6 SUN.. 12-4 (9051686-6883 SUNDAYS 4 Debate rages over Life Facts teaching kit NF/ATtJFrOrt' Dobe I Hopper, who is vice -chair - 'This material is pre- scntcd in a clinical and explicitly graphic manner to meet students' learning requirements;' said Mr. Talaryn, who is the father of a developmentally delayed 17 -year-old son. While his son is not in the programme, man of SEAL, said in her experience "parents of kids with special needs are used to advocating for their chil- dren and are extremely informed" She said she cannot understand why people who are not personally involved "want to impose their views on parents who Mr. Tataryn said can make deci- he questions why dons for them - some people are selves:' trying to prevent However, Ken others like my son Campbell, founder from acquiring the and president of education they R e n a i s s a n c c need to make them 3 Canada Inc., hand - safe" cd out material at The pro- the meeting liken - gramme, which ing the illustra- has been in use Ate` tions included in within Durham for -- w l the kit to "wash - the past eight KATHLEEN room wall scrawl - years, is only used HOPPER ings by moral to teach sex educa- 'Want to impose morons" tion to approxi- their views on In an interview mately 80 of the parents' following the board s 660)0 students. The pupils are between the ages of 17 to 21 and their parents are required to give permis- sion for their children to take part in the class. While Ms. Switzer said she questions whether par- ents are fully aware of the course content. Ms. Payne - Mercer said "not one parent has refused consent or opted out of this pro- gramme.- Oshawa ro- gramme -Oshawa trustee Kathleen meeting, Mr. Campbell, a preacher and evangelist, said the board has no busi- ness imposing progressive ideals on students when "the majority prefer Moses and Jesus Ui Marx and Madonna... it is offensive when one philosophical group imposes itself on another." While trustees heard pre- sentations on both sides of the issue Monday, the standing committee did not Serenity group meets Friday PICKERING -- the ticais with addictions of all Serenity Group holds a 12- kinds, including co-depen- step recovery mcxung Friday, dency. Call 428-9431 for March 6 at x p in. 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The robbers hid in the store for almost two hours after closing before making their move. Durham Regional Police say. Sergeant Jim Grimley says the suspects came out of hiding in the Costco Wholesale Canada on Kingston Road East at about 10:20 p.m., rounded up the store's remain- ing staff at gunpoint and began tying them up. The suspects then fled with a quantity of cash and jewellery. Both suspects are described as male, black, 25 to 30 years of age, wearing bala- clavas and dark clothing. One of the men is about five -feet six - inches tall and 150 pounds. The second suspect is described as being about five -feet 10 -inches tall and 170 pounds. Police are asking anyone with informa- tion about this robbery or who had noticed a silver -coloured car parked between Costco and the Ajax Cinema at the time of the incident to call police at 579-1520 or Crime Stoppers at 116 -TIPS. School board checks for mold, SPRING Pine Ridge removes door hooks in schools SCHOOUFrom page 1 Catholic School, will he abandoned when staff and students move into the new school next year, the report states. The report also notes there are no signs of leakage in any portables and states the plant department replaces deteriorating wood frames with alu- A7 h+Pr; n rT minum windows when needed to prevent the problem from occurring. Mr. Andrews also reports coat hooks are being removed from the back of all cubicle doors in student washrooms in light of the student death in Chatham recently. "It's another safety -first mea- sure:" he says. 1 20) "inn Catlin all gardeners! 8 084-59Iti(' aril -;9i2 FREE. Garden Seminars Start this tiaturday ft"Ceof LJqw Ucemm go Application ulna.. The following establishment has applied to the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario for a liquor licence under the [Agwor Licence Act: Application For A Sale Licence Just Desserts 1163 Kingston Road, Unit 11, Pickering Any resident of the municipality may make writicn submission as to whether the issuance of the licence is in the public interest having regard to the needs and wishes of the residents. Submissions must be received no later than April 4, 1998. Please include your name, address and telephone number Ira petition is submitted to the Commission, please identify the designated contact person Note: 'Ihe AGCO gives the applicant details of any objections. -Subnnissions to be sent to: Licensing and Registration Department Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario 55 lake Shore Blvd. E., Toronto ON M5 1 A4 Fax: (416)326-5555 E-mail at Iicensinra!agco.on.ca. Did N"ou check today's flyers. Catlin all gardeners! 8 084-59Iti(' aril -;9i2 FREE. Garden Seminars Start this tiaturday YOUR LOCALIU:(X) a.m. GARDENING This weeks Tunic RESOURSE Starting seeds indoors CENTRE ft"Ceof LJqw Ucemm go Application ulna.. The following establishment has applied to the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario for a liquor licence under the [Agwor Licence Act: Application For A Sale Licence Just Desserts 1163 Kingston Road, Unit 11, Pickering Any resident of the municipality may make writicn submission as to whether the issuance of the licence is in the public interest having regard to the needs and wishes of the residents. Submissions must be received no later than April 4, 1998. Please include your name, address and telephone number Ira petition is submitted to the Commission, please identify the designated contact person Note: 'Ihe AGCO gives the applicant details of any objections. -Subnnissions to be sent to: Licensing and Registration Department Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario 55 lake Shore Blvd. E., Toronto ON M5 1 A4 Fax: (416)326-5555 E-mail at Iicensinra!agco.on.ca. Did N"ou check today's flyers. THE NEWS ADIYERTISER WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4.190111. PAGE S Big Brothers of Ajax -Pickering: Help bowl them over gassy Melnike, Peter Martin and Lee Melnike are ready to help bowl for BW Brothers in the coming days at its annual fund-raising event. Durham school board hosts budget forum The Durham District School Board is hosting a budget meeting Monday to pro- vide an overview of the possible impacts of the new funding for- mula and the framework for the budget -set- ting process. The meeting will he held in the board room at the education centre, 41W Taunton Rd. E.. Whitby from 6 to 9 p.m. For more information call (9051666-5500 or I-M)n-265- 3%9. Youthful looks lead to Charaes for teens Two youths, one facing charges of auto theft and the other for auto theft plus two counts of break - and -enter. are on custody today thanks to the keen eve of a D u r h a m Regional police officer. D u r h a m police Sergeant Jim Grimley says the constable sported a car with two occu- pants on Rotherglen Road in Ajax at about 8 p.m. Monday "with a rather young -looking driver" behind the wheel and pulled him over. The officer noticed the igni- tion was missing and after check- ing the plate dis- covered the car had been stolen earlier that day from the Markham area. Both sus- pects, 15 and 17 years of age, were jointly charged with possession of stolen property over $5,000. The 15 -year-old was also charged with driving without a licence. But after further investiga- tion, adds Sgt. Grimley, the 17 - year -old was also charged with two counts of break, enter and theft and possession of burglary tools. Neither of the suspects, both of Scarborough, can be identified under conditions of the Young Offender's Act. The Ajax -Pickering Big Brothers Association is hoping to he bowled over in the next few days. The organization is holding its annual fund-raising howling event and this year it's called Bowl For Kids Sake. The cam- paign runs to Manch 8 and the goal is to raise $5500. 'Iles is the Ajax -Pickering association's 25th anniversary and board of directors chairman Paul Colton says an event commemorating the anniversary is being planned. Co-ordinator Maurice Pringle says. "This is the biggest campaign of its kind to he run in our region for kids:' Corporate sponsors for the event are Boyer Pontiac Buick GMC' and the Lone Star Cafe. Michael Boyer SEAR` CORRECTION NOTICE Media 0313 on sale (Monday March 2 - Sunday March 15) page 41 Guess? Fashions The Guess fashions for men shown on page 41 of the Fresh into Spring flyer may be delayed to some stores in Eastern and Western Canada due to delivery problems, but will arrive during the duration of the ad. Media 0311 also on sale (Monday March 2 - Sunday March 15) correction sears Birthday Sale flyer page 30 reads: Save 250 -350 on Installed central air conditioning, should have read: Save 150 - 350 on Installed central air conditioning. Sears regrets any inconvenience that this may have caused. is the chairman of the event. Boyer general manager Peter Martin notes, " Involvernent with Big Brothers again represents a significant extension of Boyer Pontiac Buick's commitment and dedication to the character and skill development of youth in our community'" Ajax Mayor Steve Parish, a firmer member of the association's board of directors, says, "I know the tremendous amount of work that goes into this" If anyone wants to get involved, but not bowl, they can sponsor either Mr. Parish or Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs. "it can he, either lump sum or on EF/LE READY CASH M CASH REFUND WITHIN 24 HOURS EFILE RETURNS IN ABOUT 2 WEEKS (Most EFiled Returns) R1 FREE EFILE WITH TAX PREPARATION ALL RETURNS PREPARED - Personal, Business Corporations 8 Trusts Q BOOKKEEPING SERVICES AVAILABLE a per -point basis. The way Wayne and 1 bowl, it will be on a lump -sum basis:' Mr. Parish says. Anyone raising $20X) or more in pledges will receive a $5(X) travel vouch- er and a limited edition designer sweat- shirt. For nosing hetween $1,010 and $1,999, you'll receive a $150 grocery shopping spree and a sweatshirt. Raising between $5(X) and $9W. you'll get a Sony Cassette Walkman and a sweatshirt, while collecting between $250 and $499 will get you a sweatshirt. Raising between $I(X) and $249 will get you a $15 gift certificate at the Lone Star Restaurant. Gifts will only be issued on paid pledges and will be presented at the Big Brothers Awards Night in April. A recent study found Little Brothers involved in the programme benefit from having an adult male influence. Study results noted 46 per cent of Little Brothers were less likely to start using drugs, 27 were less likely to start drink- ing, 52 per cent were less likely to skip a day of school and 37 less likely to skip a class. Call the Big Brothers office at 686- 2871 for more information. Blaisdale,1. Montessori Part time a Full Time 18 months to 12 years _ OFFERING AT OUR NEW 25 /�* Off, PICKERING VILLAGE CAMPUS c sa fee 56 KINGSTON RD. 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(Example shown: Bordeaux ) SALE PRICES IN EFFECT FROM: MAR. 4TH - MAR 15TH 1998 WHIU QUANTITIES LAST. Merchandise mai vary by store. No rainchecks. , MAGIC DREAMS PILLOWS $ 799std. ea& Queen size $9.99 M �9 cPi ;T8 iclwMortis entra m - Entrance off Brock Rd. ! Viill s - TIS NEWS ADVmnsEa w1DNEsDAv. MAtcm a, Met OPINION EDITORIAL OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS Community policing and you Durham Regional Police came before Pickering Council Monday with an encouraging message: They want to make sure the communities of Ajax and Pickering "not only feel safe, but are safe.- To afe"To that end (and to the Durham police force's credit if it can live up to that lofty goal), police officials here are doubling their efforts to ensure accountability, familiarity and continuity in their patrol zones. It's part of the shift here toward so-called com- munity policing in which officers are seen more in the neighbourhoods they serve, in which residents can come to know who is serving and protecting them, and in which the bad guys will have to think twice about committing a crime on Constable John or Jane Doe's beat. And perhaps the most significant step in that direction is a pledge from Inspector Greg Mills on Monday night to assign officers to specific patrol zones for three-year periods. That commitment will allow police officers to acquaint themselves with the people in their com- munities. This move replaces traditional schedul- ing policies in which officers are randomly assigned to patrol areas, which do little to provide a true sense of ownership or a sense of accom- plishment. This is the latest attempt by Durham Regional Police Service officials to fight crime by moving to prevent it. By becoming a familiar and con- tributing member of a community, police presence is likely to be more welcomed, and certainly more appreciated. Police, says Insp. Mills, "want a more perma- nent solution;' to keeping crime down in Ajax and Pickering. As it stands now, there are community policing stations in both Ajax and Pickering. Though the presence is more complete in Pickering (with the amalgamation of the Ajax and Pickering stations last year). the intent of these changes are hon- ourable and achievable. But we have an obligation as well to take an active part in this initiative. Whether a home owner or a shop owner. we should get to know who the officer is patrolling in our neighbourhood. We should remain aware of our surroundings and pay attention to what doesn't 'feel' right. If we participate — even peripherally — in the ongoing battle against crime. we all benefit in the end with reduced crime rates, a better quality of life, and a police force we can be proud of. We all have a stake in it. As Insp. Mills says, we can live and work in our communities of Ajax and Pickering which "not only feel safe, but are safe" To respond to this editorial call nfosource kdosource at 683-7040 and dial 5112 YOU SAID IT YOUR OPINION ON OUR VIEWS in response to the editorial `Principals don't belong in unions' in the News Advertiser's Sunday, March I edition, our readers said: • "At best, 1 think this is an example of flawed, biased reporting. It's part of your ongoing attitude you've reflected over the last few months. At worst, it shows the author is ignorant of the facts and lacking in any knowledge of the complexities on how a school operates:' • "I fully support your position that principals and vice -prin- cipals do not belong in unions. Unions are the most unde- mocratic thing in existence today in that they force people to become members ... Let's hope the Province is successful in this initiative:' WE AsKED THE QUESTION is: DO YOU AGREE WITH DURHAM REGIONAL COUNCIL THAT COMMUNITIES IN QUEBEC THAT WANT TO REMAIN IN CANADA CAN vatic sector, some have excellent bcne- fits have benefits. STAY IN CANADA? a and some poor However. I fad to see how tearing which is a special needs child- demand i down the compensation package of The Durham Board of one group of worker, will improve the Dave Conboy Allen Murdoch Mike Fitton says, "For the says. " 1 believe says, "If they unification of our they should be voted they wanted country I want to able to stay in to stay then they see them stay in Canada. It makes should stay. It Canada." us stronger." shows where their a "sexual street -pro ofing- cur- rue heart is:' A Metroland Community Newspaper wspublished four times weekly on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 A D V E R T 1 S E R tiWhilme : Tim WMMw LETTERS OUR READERS VIEWS ON THE NEWS School programme promotes promiscuity gist for their professional orprn- ion. Karen Shepherd Ajax Teachers' union has students may benefit. The leachers' unions should be apologizing to the long- suf-fering public for using our chil- dren to gain their selfish demands. In conclusion. 1 want to stress that this is now a criticism of the dedicated teachers, trying to cope within today's turbulent • OPINION SHAPER Proud to be a civil servant I am a civil servant and proud of it! There 1've said it. Working in the civil service is an honourable occupation and I refuse to be silenced just because 1 have a taxpayer -funded job. We live in a wonderful country that is stable and attractive to the world in part due to our well -structured public services. Civil servants are not face- less, uncaring moo hers who obtained their jobs in some clandestine manner. We arc your neighbours, your friends, and your relatives who pursued employment through applications, job interviews and qualifications just as they do in the private sector. Generous as our compensation packages may seem, we did not cheat or steal to acquire them. Like employ- ees everywhere, we negotiated for the maximum return on our services. Unfortunately, nen-unionized workers have little leverage when it comes to negotiating better working benefits. We all want the carne things — a decent job to provide for ourselves and our families. It is unreasonable to expect anyone losing a decent job, be they public or private sector. to go away without a fight. Civil servants, like anyone else. expect that signed contexts will be honoured. If the gov- emmcnt dkesn't have to honour collec- tive agreements, bargained in good faith, then what confidence can public empk),vees have in any future negotiat- ed contracts. I have family and friends in the pn- To the editor: nerve to syr vatic sector, some have excellent bcne- fits have benefits. 1 am a mother of four chil- dren in Durham Region, one of I A. "etch and some poor However. I fad to see how tearing which is a special needs child- demand Ajax down the compensation package of The Durham Board of one group of worker, will improve the Education cation has a program in, pl:xc at the high school level apology Unique lot of another group 'Ile reality is there will be even less pressure on the (the senior associated class) employer to improve his employee's that has been sold to parent-. as clause se won't compensation. I hear the times are a "sexual street -pro ofing- cur- To the editor: changing and we should get with the oculum. This material is said to our r special needs chit- Eileen Lennon. president of an Ontario teacher' union. has help unity progrrmme. Well, a society where employees face low wages, few benc- dren from molestation and the nerve to demand a public fits, no security and only part-time being taken advantage of sexu- apology from the government. cause employment is hardly something we ally. Her grounds are that goverinnent should embrace. Howe wi11 this After reading through the act'miuetreaented the unions strengthen us as a province and a material, and noung the visual position during the recent woke. To the editor: country when peoiple can barely make lesu)n guides, it is my opinion According to the union, the Mr. V1cTcaguc. MP: ends meet' that this is a sexual orientation strike was solely in the interest of A friend of mine (a federal 1 am concerned that the push for gudc and "how to" manual. "qurlity education!" politician) explained to me that privatization goes beyond what is encouraging sexual expression In my opinion. the only quai- once the uruque/&%tint clause is aueptaNc to nutty Canadians. 1 love in the same sex or opposite sex ity that the union was ever inter- inserted in the constitution. this country and believe that its gov. experiences. The word promis- ested in was the quality of its Quebec can declare rtsclf a ernment institutions provide the conti- cuous, by definition, is "having membership benefits and the "nation within a nation" and nuity and stability our citizens value. a number of sexual partners quantity of its members. It's m demand 50 per dercpresenta- Individual provinces should not be without formal attachment'. As important to keep memhenhip tion in all federal affairs. allowed to stray tor) far off the the ability of marry develop- high to enhance the union Unity Minister Stepharic Dion Canadian framework. Is the move to mentally disabled children to empire. already stated (The Gazette• July pnvatize sch000l curriculums and health make ..formal attachments- In the '70s when enrolment 0. 1996) "Queb's distinctness 2ec care service really enjoying strong sup - with sexual partners is near to declined, the teachers' union is already accepted by the cixirti', port from the electorate'! Does priva- impossible, this material then uscd class and preparation time quoting former Chief Justice tizing the L.C.B.O. really make sense? encourages sexual expression as tools to retain teachers' jobs. Brian DwUon. Here we have a well-run enterpnsz, (masturbation. intercouru , or Using student-. as pawns, the This year, the federal govern- that is profitable, efficient clean and same sex relationships) as union won 10 professional rent's department of fisheries most importantly, safe. It provides recreational. development days fir its item- and oceans is opening a new decent wages and benefits to 4,500 With our knowledge of bens. The students lost two office in Halifax, Nova Scotia men and women in Ontario. These developmentally delayed chit- weeks of instructional time. (Francophone population of Nova employees in turn buy houses, oars, dren/young adults and how they While the union won gold- Scotia : 2.5 per cent). The office household furniture, etc. They pay learn. I do not think this mater- plated health benefits for its will be hiring 122 perv)ns. The taxes on their wages and their purchas- ial will help protect my daugh- members, many students lost "human resources' office main- es, all the while stimulating the econo- ter from sexual promiscuity continuity of instruction in their dates that a minimum of 40 per my to the benefit of the private sector, and/or abuse. classroom. cent F—ophores must be hired This is a bad thing? I think not! Our Durham board is one of In the early '90s, the Province and 75 per cent of the anal staff Applying the L.C.B.O.'s 5730 -mil - the test in the world. Please was in a recession. Private and must meet the employment equi- lion profit against the deficit year -after - develop material that will effec- Public sectors suffered cutbacks, ty rules (visible minorities, etc.) year seems far more civilized and posi- tively do what I know you want layoffs etc. as well as holding the The FrAncophones would obvi- five than eliminating $730 million it to, and what every parent of line on taxes. However, the ously be transferred from Quebec worth of teachers, nurses and other developmentally challenged teachers' unions and the boards with their families and would, of health care workers children want you to — protect of education remained in "La La course, demand French language I fail to see how increasing the our kids from sexual promiscu- Land'. The boards of education services' (schools etc')' number of people with no jobs or ity. not promote it! kept increasing taxes and cater- Although Nova Scotia needs per. -paying jobs while increasing Highly visual methods of ing to the teachers' rations, until jobs. I wader if there will be stress levels will translate into a teaching usually concentrate on the Ontario educational system room for any Nova Scotian in stronger Ontario. 1 truly believe Mike teaching developmentally dis- was reduced to the unenviable that office. Harris knows the cost of everything, abled children target or desir- position of being the most I have a question for Mr. but the value of nothing. If you share able behaviour. expensive and least effective in McTeague: Is the above an exam- my concerns, the time to speak is now. This material has been used Canada. The previous NDP gov- pie of the new unity/distinct sta- in the Durham Region in high eminent even acknowledged that. tus? And will it be enforced throughout Canada to appease Geoff Nicholson is a Pickers resident and a school in special education classrooms for thePn t eight g Instilling accountability into Quebec? And, do you, Mr. Captain with the Pickering Fre Department with 20 years of service. He and his wife are years. It is currently being the system is long overdue. McTeague, call this fair and to spending time with their six- taughtto 60 to 80 students To date, l am ria aware of any equal Do You think this will help year-old year-old son and three-year-old twin daugh. (with parental agreement). To union negotiationsin the best unity. ters. He is one of 13 Opinion P Shapers Select these parents, I ask you to roils- interests of the students. All their ed for 1998 to bring a wide variety of ioq)eri- it this curriculum, and contact demands arc self-serving. Henning Raven pote and opinions to our editorial page for your child's clinical psycholo- Occasionally, in the fallout, the Aj" your reading enjoyment. TIM WHITTAKER Publisher GIVE US A CALL The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing, "ublishing and Distributing group of JOANNE BURGHAROT Editor. in -Chief GENERAL 683-5110 newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member STEVE HOUSTON Managing Editor CLASSIFIED 683-0707 of the Ajax 8 Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Manager BRUCE DANFORD Advertising 9 DISTRIBUTION 683 5117 Community Newspaper Assoc., and the ALVIN BROUWER Retail Advertising Manager ADMIN/6LASSIFIEO FAX 683-7363 Canadian Circulations Audit Board. The News EDDIE KOLODZIEJCZAK Classified Advertising Manager COMPOSING FAX 579-9273 Advertiser .s a member of the Ontario Press MONIQUE LEA Real Estate/AutomotiveAdverlising newsroom@durtiam.net E-MAIL Council, 80 Gould St., Toronto, Ont. M5B 2M7, ABE FAKHOURIE Distribution Manager www.durhamnews.net WEB SITE . an independent organization that addresses BARBARA HARRISON Production Manager �1 r JANICE O'NEIL Assistant Production Manager i reader complaints about member newspapers. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for CHERYL MAINE8 Assistant Production Manager" .... advertise. rent limited to space price error occupies. Quest Ifor hire... THE NEWS AVVLR'r1SIM WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4.19" - PAGE 7 What's it's like' after you graduate sy UNAIN MAP staff reporter When Sheri Cotton switched edu- cation paths to pursue a diploma in respiratory therapy, her research indicated she was going into a "new and upcoming field. "The opportunities were supposed to be great:" says the Whitby resi- dent, who had been pursuing a uni- versity degree before opting for a diploma that would give her hands- on skills. Today, she takes courses in car- diopulmonary resuscitation to try and keep some of her skills fresh. She also volunteers at the Lung Association of Durham Region and helps out in a recreational pro- gramme at a home for the aged. But the 25 -year-old has been thwarted in her attempts to find full- time work. In discussions with those in the field. she fears "with all the cutbacks and changes to health care, there aren't a lot of opportunities for new grads. "Everything is in limbo right now. No one knows what's happening with hospital restructuring" Further, in the interviews she has landed for part-time and casual posi- tions. Ms. Cotton has been told repeatedly by employers that she lacks work experience. "It's really frustrating:' she admits. "You invest a lot of money and a lot of time and energy with hopes... that you'll find a job. It's not like I'm looking for a way to make a million dollars. I really feel like I'm spinning my wheels.- She heels"She is putting small hopes on a programme called Job Opportunities for Youth, under which 60 per cent of a participant's salary would be covered by the federal government for one year. The employer is expected to make the position per- manent after that period. As a new class of respiratory therapists prepares to graduate this spring, Ms. Cotton is aware competi- tion will soon get tougher. "1 gave myself a year to find something in my field that I'm happy with. !t',. fast approaching, but I haven't looked down the road as to what's next.** At The Career Shop at Durham College, career and employment officer Angie Paisley counsels people looking for work. D77 As a university student. Jeff Anderson was sure a Bachelor of Commerce degree would be the key to a promising career. As a gradu- ate, however, the Pickering resident is frus- trated by his "relentless search for a career" and bit- tcr about what opportunities are out there for those with an "overrated uni- versity educa- tion". After send- ing out more than 250 resumes — some in hoped might be interested in what he had to offer — Mr. Anderson says he has received only "pathetic respons- es from Air t Statistics: Jan. 1998 – Ontario Those employed: 5,533,000 Those unemployed: 478,100 Unemployment rate: 8% Jan. 1998 – Toronto Those employed: 2,286.900 Those unemployed: 194,700 Unemployment rate: 7.8% Jan. 1998 – Canada Those employed: 14,114,500 Those unemployed: 1,375,700 Unemployment rate: 8.9% 1997 – Ontario Unemployed university grads: 4.6%lle Unemployed with coge, trade school certification: 6.7*.,. respo se to newspaper and wchsite advertise- ments and others to companies he ec marketing companies that would like to use my pro- found skills to sell door-to- door or by telephone. "Only after breaking world records for quantity sold will a manage- ment position be hung in my face:' laments Mr. Anderson, w ho graduated from the University of Windsor last August. O:1:] Admittedly, "it's hard not to despair' after a lengthy job search, notes career and employment officer Angie Paisley of The Career Shop — which is located at the Durham College campus in Oshawa but serves anyone looking for work. But it's not uncommon for a job search to take two to 10 months, reports Ms. Paisley, who encourages those looking for work to organize their job search like a job — eight hours a day. Monday to Friday. During that time, they can visit local libraries to look at industry directories and develop a network of contacts to draw upon. "Meet people in the field. Call and ask if you can talk to someone to get advice on your career path. It will prompt people to help. They may be able to help lead you in the right direction" Job seekers should also take advantage of services like those available at The Career Shop, where they can get help writing resumes, learn how to handle an interview and how to do a job search. The centre also offers a computer-assisted career planning programme. Services range in price from about $25 to $75 each. Similar services are offered at the YMCA's Employment Resource Centre in Pickering, where many graduates looking for employment "tend to be unaware of the resources available to assist them in their job search:" according to spokesman Tina Doyle. Resources there include access to the Internet, computers, a laser print- er, phone service. business direcio- ries,job bank. career assessment tools, workshops. a resume cri- tiquing service and job clubs. But many graduates have two part-time jobs which "tends to limit their job searching time for full-time employment:' notes Ms. Doyle. As job seekers become more organized in their search for employ- ment. they need to schedule "time for themselves" at the end of the day, Ms Paisley suggests. At the same time. "It's important for people looking for a job to sur- round thcroselvcs with encouraging people;' suggests Ms Paisley. "The last thing they want to keep hearing is. 'Have you found a ph yci'"' Durham College __1 Youth Career Info Fair aids grads i INTERACTIVE DISPLAYS, ENTREPRENEURSHIP, OPPORTUNITIES COVERED grads find work While unemployment and undcremploy- rnent among university and college graduates remains a concern f(w many, Durham College graduates appear to be enjoying great success. Of last year's 1,182 graduates, 85.9 per cent are employed and another 9.8 per cent have gone on to further education, director of career and employment services Margaret Greenley reports. In fact, "we're running into skills shortages is a number of areas" says Ms. Greenley. The hottest diploma courses include mechanical ! engineering technology, electronics, public relations, operations management, food and beverage, and mechtronics. While Ms. Greenley credits "a significant improvement in the job market' with helping ensure graduates find work, she believes the college also deserves credit because "we are very pro -active in assisting our graduates in getting employment. "We aggressively seek employment oppor- tunities and train our graduates on how to do a proper job search " Arid graduates are ready to work immcdi- ately, maintains Ms. Greenley, who believes "employers are looking for someone who walks in the door and starts producing right away. That's the expectation in today's job market:' While employers are looking for tangible skills, they also want good communication, leadership, group and interpersonal skills, says Ms. Greenley. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4 TOASTMASTERS: The Ajax - Pickering Toastmasters Club meets Wednesdays from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the Fortune Financial offices, corner of Bayly St. and Finley Ave., Ajax. Help with public speaking and leadership skills. 619-0647 (Peter Dowse), 683- 4439 (John Johnstone). SINGLE PARENTS: The Ajax - Pickering Chapter of the One Parent Families Association holds its weekly meeting for custodial and non-custodi- al parents at 8 p.m. at the Annandale Golf and Curling Club, corner of Church and Bayly Sts., Ajax. New members welcome. 839-9577. WELLNESS: The Ajax -Pickering Women's Wellness Centre offers a free workshop on Coping with Depression from 7 to 9 p.m. at St. George's Anglican Church, Portable #2, Randall Dr. and Hwy. 2, Pickering Village. Register, 426-1064. AUTISM: The Durham Chapter of the Autism Society meets at 8 p.m. at 19 II you are in sclxxil, have recendy graduated or arc interested in improving your career, you might want o check out the Youth Career Info Fair. Hosted by Human Resources Development Canada. the fair las been organtmd in order to deal with tete current crisis with youth unem- ployment and underemployment. It will feature business -based pavilions which will give tip% on what skills are needed to succeed in various carters. Representatives from numenius sectors will be on hand, including How to get UverwheIn" in your search for job:' Spending countless hours scan ning the newspaper and Internet fi just one advertiscnent that migh raise your hopes' You're rut alone. But many of those overwhelrtx by the task of looking for a job "ar not organizing their job search fort erly:' according to Sharon Little, sou dent centre co-ordinator at Hu Resources Development Canada' centre in Oshawa "Rte first step in a really good j search is to identify what skills, inter- ests and abilities you have to offer employer. That will help you identify skilled trades: intirnuwu tuchrk4os gy: rtxxtcy and finance: science and technology: airs, enterLomment and fashion. logistics and operations: retail. sates and marketing. health/human %ervice%, her. piWity. m kxmsand spurts: and envinmmrn- tal indus&y. You will also Reeve access to interactive displays which focus on different areas of career development, such as resume writing and interview skills: volunteer o pptr- tunitics: guest speakers. Internet resources and resume marketing. financing pert -secondary colmatio m Internet chat roxmis to meet profes- the edge in y a whatwork you really want to do" - That could mean tailoring several r different rewrites to "highlight areas t appropriate to different types of employers;' explains Ms. Little. "What one group considers impou ant nt may net be important to anoth- er. er.' 'P She points to a receptionist whose talents in customer service tray be Human attractive to one company, while s another would better appreciate experience on the computer. arn tib "What eyou do for him? That's your what yorewrrie should tell an an employer:' advises Ms. Little. Job seekers should also follow up Bird Circle, Ajax. Support for families and individuals having PDD or autism. 427-9572 (Judy Crosbie). CANCER: Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre holds a session on relaxation and guided imagery tech- niques for cancer patients and their caregivers from 7 to 8 p.m., if there is sufficient registration, at Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa. 579-4833. THURSDAY, MARCH 5 BRAIN TUMOR: The Adult Brain Tumor Support Group meets the first Thursday of each month from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at St. Paul's United Church, 65 Kings Cres., Ajax. 1-800-265-5106. NATURALISTS: The Pickering Naturalists meet at 8 p.m. at St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic School, 490 Strouds Lane, Pickering. Author Dave Taylor discusses bears of North America. 831-5418. CANCER: Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre holds a session on relaxation and guided imagery tech- niques for cancer patients and their caregivers from 1:30 to 3 p.m. at Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa. 579- 4833. OSTEOPOROSIS: Pickering Village Pharmacy holds a free seminar on osteoporosis, its prevention and treat- ment with pharmacist Margaret Hannigan at 1:30 p.m. at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 35 Church St. N., Pickering Village. Written information will be available. A tea will be held at the end of the seminar as a fund-raising event for the Osteopororsis Society of Canada. All welcome. Register at 683- 9271 by March 3. DENTAL HYGIENISTS: The Durham Dental Hygienists Component Society meets in the Green Room of the Arts Resources Centre, next to the Oshawa City Hall, Centre and Athol Sts. Alison Dengis will discuss Where do Ontario Dental Hygienists Want to Be in the Next Millennium. 987-1617 streak: youth entrepreneurship: mW profc%monal devebpiment for educa- tors/youth serving agency persumnel. The fair will he held Morulay. Manch 23 and Tuesday. March 24 from 9 arn. to 9 p.m. each day. It will be held at the Durham District School Board's Adult and Continuing Education Centre (for- merly Central Collegiate and Vocational Institute) at Gibb Street and Simcoe Street South in Oshawa. Ftr more information, contact Human Resources Development Canada at 725-6319 or visit its wehr- site at www.carcertair.org. our job hunt with a prospective employer to ensure their resume arrived. And while they shouldn't "harrasi' an employer, Ms. Little recommends asking if the company is considenng hiring in the near future and if it's OK to gall at such a time. Most importantly, job seekers need to be aware of the many resources available to them in their search for employment. For example. a Durham Business Directory lists all businesses in the region, while Scott's Directory lists Canadian com- panies according to categories. Both are available at most libraries and resource centres. (Helen Bertrand). FRIDAY, MARCH 6 BUSINESS: The Ajax -Pickering Chapter of Business Network International meets Fridays from 7 to 8:30 a.m. at Raffles Restaurant, Kingston Rd. west of Whites Rd., Pickering. Reserve, 420-2667 (Margaret Hennebury). ADDICTION: The Serenity Group holds a 12 -step recovery meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd. east of Whites Rd., Pickering. The group deals with addic- tions of all kinds, including co-depen- dency. Child-care programme available as required. All welcome. 428-9431 (Jim, evenings). EUCHRE: The Ajax Seniors Friendship Club hosts bid euchre every Monday and Friday at 1:30 p.m. at the St. Andrew's Community Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Cost is $1. Instruction available for non -players. 683-8538 (Phil). Eric DOWD Too old to serve effectively? TORONTO — When is a member of the legislature tux) old for the job? A controversy has arisen because two Liberal MPPs are fighting for the right to run in a new riding in an election likely next year and one has suggested the other is so old he should step aside. Monte Kwinter and Annamarie Castrilli both want to run in York Centre riding, into which parts of their current ridings will be merged. Mr. Kwinter. who is a former min- ister and 66, has complained to Liberal leader Dalton McGuinty that Ms. Castrilli is telling residents she can better represent the new rid- i ing because of his age. Mr. Kwinter says Ms. Castrilli is adding that if voters elect him. he will 'be an MPP until the ripe old age of 71.' Mr. Kwinter says sug- gesting people can no longer make a useful contribution after their mid -60% denigrates all senior citi- zens and could hurt the Liberal party. Ms. Castrilli, 48, has denied refemng to Mr. Kwinter's age, but Mr Kwintcr says he still gets reports from tete riding that she and her supporters arc raising it. Mr. Kwintcr says no constituent has ever suggested to his face that he is too old, although he rcccntly received anonymous letters. which he feels are inspired by Castrilli supporters, saying he is old and weak and 4tonuld retire to Florida. Mr Kw inter says he is in his Ieg- &stature voice by 7.30 a.m. each day — earlier than most %IPP, — and works long hours. He feels age should not be a reason to vote i against someone unless it is shown to affect adversely his health and performance. Charges that an MPP is too old are virtually unheard of around the legislature because thou making them would be seen as insulting seniors, who have many votes. Mr Kwtnter's attendance record at the legislature as better than that of most MPPs. He was a mostly rch- able consumer minister in the gov- ernment of Premier David Peterson in the 1980h, when keeping out of trouble was itself a feat. In opposition. Mr Kw inter is net high-profile. but listened to because he usually is well-informed. He has taken a lead in promoting alterna- tive medicine despite hostility by doctors and in criticizing the Progressive Conservative govern- ment of Premier Mike Harris for %:rapping direct financial incentives to business, and is at least as active as Ms. Castrilli. In politics there has been a fetish for youth, particularly since the rise of the Kennedys. Tory William Davis, Liberal David Peterson and New Democrat Bob Rae all became premiers in their early 40s and Tory Mike Harris took control at age 50. The only recent premier elected at a more -advanced age was Tory Frank Miller, who was 57. But there also is not much to show that age impairs politicians' performances. Winston Churchill was prime minister until the age of 81 and Ronald Reagan was president until 78. Canada's first prime minister, Sir John A. Macdonald, died in office at 76 and New Democrat Stanley Knowles remained such an asset as an MP in his late 70s the Commons made him an honorary officer. In the legislature, former NDP leader Donald MacDonald is a con- spicuous example of contributing at a later age. He generously gave up his seat at an untimely 68 to provide one for new leader Rae, but stayed as party adviser, chaired the com- mission on election spending, taught politics in university and at 84 still writes more frequent and lucid defences of the left in newspa- pers than anyone else. Premier Harris, who has been guided by so-called whiz kids in their 20s and 30s and now finds himself in trouble, has recalled a communications expert, now aged 64, who worked for P•emier John Robarts in the 1960s to upgrade his image for an election. Clearly, not everyone thinks all virtues arc in youth. m ►AGE 5 • THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNP-NDAV, MARCH 4, 1175 . -rt. _ Right up their Olympic fever touched residents here at home as they watched Canadian athletes compete in Nagano recently and come home with more Winter Olympics medals than ever before. So it was with residents at Ballycliffe Nursing Home in Ajax and the regular visitors from the Ajax Child Parents of area multiples need a hand Do you ever wonder how the Parents of twins and triplets — or more — .....e' Many are Nuking tie a help- ing hand. accord- ing to the Durham Region Parents of Multiple Births Association, which is looking for volunteers who can help out two to thrcc hewn a week Volunteers arc monied to help in the homes of association mem- bers in the general care of newho ms and children, including play - firm. diaper changing, feed- ing, reading, meal preparation and light housework. such as launder- ing of baby cloth- ing. If you have experien„e with children and can communicate well with children and parents. you're asked to call Paula Clark at 683-4730 (Ajax) or Lynn Faris at (905) 372-0479 (Cobourg). Parents of mul- tiple births who could use some help arc also invit- ed to call. A beary good deal AJAX — A local restaurant wants to help a woman who col- lects teddy bears and distributes them to area women's shelters. Honey Garlic Restaurant is offering a free meal to any child aged 10 years and younger who donates during the month of March a teddy bear in good condition for the project Beni Necessities. The restaurant is at 250 Bayly St. Call Roxanne at 686-8231 for more information. —_ _— alley .photo by Non Care Centre when they staged their own version of the Winter Olympics as a way to enjoy friendship and get some gentle exercise. Here, Cody Bechburger encourages resident Clara Scott as she tries her hand at some carpet bowling at the Ajax facilility. Look in the Treasure Chest As is our tradition. Recycler's Report and the News Advertiser bring you the 'Treasure Chest' on a monthly basis. This spate allows residents to give away items they no longer use and to list articles they require. Unfortunately. this month there are no giveaways. This is the third year of Treasure Chest giveaways and finding new homes for your unwanted collectibles. A broken mirror may be shattering to some and bring seven years had luck too, but not for Katic who designs pic- RECYCLER' S ture and mirror frames by arranging and gluing broken REPORT mirror glass to homemade frames as part of her 'Katie Creations.' To utilize the 'Treasure Chest; call 420-5625 during regular business hours. Requests must be submitted by the previous Wednesday of the month. 5' length, 839-5938 11) Clothing and accessories, all good quality clothing and toys — new Big Sisters store, 428- 8111 12) Air -tight woxlstove, computer table, computer printer, fax machine, and metal roofing and siding for Second Chance Wildlife Sanctuary, 839-4310 13) 45 and 78 RPM records, 839-9227 14) Clocks and old clock boxes in need of repau, 683- 4912 - 15) Old articles, white ele- phant items, all types of clothing for St. Martins New to You sales. 839-9281 ❑U❑ GREEN TIP: A rcader sug- gested to me that I trtnsler my dishwashing liquid into a pump bottle. After finding a spent hand lotion pump bottle, the switch was made. The pump squirts out the exact amount for doing dishes as opposed to its original container which releases. on average, more than you actually need. After fol- lowing his suggestion. I discovered that the liquid lasts much longer. LARRAINE ROULSTON ITEMS NEEDED I ) Broken mirrors. 839-7402 2) Single water bed. 21"TV, VCR, 839-9297 3) Pelspan non -static styrofoam pellets (peanuts or chips) for packaging material, 420-3131 4) Wool, any colour or partial balls, for knitting am - mals mats for Inc Oshawa District Humane Society, 839-2679 5) Envelopes for Block Parents, 428- 2607 6) Plastic bath seat. aluminum adjustable cane, 683-6093 7) ToyN, games. puzzles, etc., ages 6-12 - for Kinark Child and Family Smites. (a non-profit organization). 1-888-454- 6275 8) Dresser. 420-1877 9) Cupboards, any size for laundry room, kitchen, e(c.. 427-9972 daytime or 428-(X)16 evenings 10) Eight to 10 fence boards. I" x 6" x RIGHT HERE: RIGHT HERE! RIGHT PUBLICW Larraine Roulston's column exploring environ- mental issues regularly appears on Wednesday. Dr. Kevin Tyber .."d .lk's(k tat" __OPTO_M ETR ISTS_ ___— • Dispensing of Contact lenses and glasses • Complete Family Eye Care • Low Vision Services EXTENDED HOURS EVERY SATURDAY 15 Harwood S. Ajax. & H, Z, 427-4144 4 :, HERE! RIGHT HERE! RIGHT HERE! VEHICLE LIQUIDATION SALE r� M THE NEIAS AM EK'I'ISVIt WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4.19" . PACE 4 ENTERTAINMENT PICKERING Durham performing eligible scholarship attend school in Norway Graduates of the Durham District School Board with an interest in the performing arts have until March 31 to apply for one of two scholarships to attend school in Norway for the coming year. The scholarships, valued at approximately $10.000, were presented to the pub- lic board by officials from the Akerhus School District in Norway who visited Durham last fall. Two Durham students will have the opportunity to attend Follo Folkcho skole, a II g performing arts school in Oslo, from Aug. 23 through Mav 15. Eligible students must be a mini- mum of 18 years old as of Dec. 31. 1998. and must be either a 1996. 1997 or 1998 graduate. S 4(N) Taunton Rd. E., Whitby. The application deadline noon. For more information on call (905) 666-5500. tudents will be expected to demonstrate a strength in at least two areas including arts and crafts, dance, vocal music and drama. The scholarship covers board and tuition, all school materials and fees ~ for compulsory trips, expenses relat- ed to the school programme and spending money of approximately $100 per month. The Lincolnaires Selected individuals will he40th responsible for air fare and any addi- i- Anniversary tional spending money. Special application may be made Saturday, May 2 8.00 y y • p•m to the Durham District School Board Oshawa Civic Auditorium for financial support if required. Application forms arc available through Durham district secondary Special Guest schools and at the education centre. s �, - .•caL a.aviaa �, HERONGATE Production BAKN THEATRE The Lincoinaires 2885 Altona Rd. Pickering Tickets - Civic Auditorium "NOW PLAYING" WIIson & Lee Music Store r;rris,ullr u" "nutty - Mr. Burger 314 Bloor St. W. SHIRLF_ Y Sea Horse Grill 600 King St. W. 64I_FNTINF_ Stan's Rentals 223 King St. W. t Fully Licensed b11 LL80 ASHOW FROM ii "K411S� 472-3085Please reevele I RECREATION IN AJAX AND PICKERING St. Mary seniors win wild one over DO'C in LOSSA hoops semi finals By At Rivett sports editcr AJAX - It was 'deja vu all over again' for the St. Mary Catholic Secondary School Monarchs when they played the Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School Chargers Monday for the right to compete ,for the regional senior Isuys' bas- ketball crown. In the Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics semi-final con- test at DO'C, the Monarchs need- ed a three-point play in the dying seconds to send the contest into overtime. In the five -minutes extra frame. St. Mary surged ahead and hung on for a dramatic 66-63 victor. The Monarchs will now go into the LOSSA championship Same as the underdogs against the Pickering High School Trojans at Durham College in Oshawa on Thursday at 8 p.m. The Trojans earned their ticket to the title Same atter trouncing the Father Leo Austin Wildcats 66-40 in Whithy Monday. Earlier in Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics regu- lar-sca_,.on play against DO'C, the Monarchs' 1.P. Patricia popped a three -paint shot to tic the game with mere sec- onds on the clock to send the contest into overtime. St. Mary would later be vlcton- aus in extra time. Fast forward to Monday after- noon. With only six seconds remaining, the M o n a r c h s worked the ball upcourt to Patncio for a last-ditch des- peration shot with DO'C clinging to a three-point lead. Again. Patncio nailed the clutch field goal to tic the game at 58- 58 to give St. Man new life in overtime. As was the case ear- lier in the year. the Monarchs carried the momentum through the overtime to emerged victori- v d, he points with 20 seconds remain- ing. The Monarchs missed a shot to tic the game and after DO'C recovered the rebound they fouled the DO'C player to send the Chargers to the line with the game In the balance. DO'C was able to convert only one free throw to give the Monarchs a chance for the three-point play. "it was a great game. DO'C deserved to win it as much as we did:' says Gordenky. Guard Luka Krallevic scored 27 points to lead the St. Man attack. Jason D'Rocha rcpllcd with 18 points for the Chargers. Gordensks acknowledges his Monarchs w ill be in tough against the heavily favored defending champs from Pickering High in the LOSSA title game. However, he says his team has a shot al an upset in the one-gamc, winner - take -all final. -I'm confident we can play a go od game and squeak one cwt:' he says. "They're definitely the team lit beat as they've been all season long. But. it's one game and anybody can win one game" Andy Mitchell was Pickering High's top scorer in the Trojans' victory over Father Leo Austin with I I points. photo by Jason Liebregis Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School Chargers Ryan Dummett heads up the court with St. Mary Secondary School Monarchs' J.P. Patncio defending in Lake Ontano Secondary School Athletics senior boys' basketball semi-final action at DO'C Monday. The Monarchs won in overtime 66-63. Call 683-5110 with your sports results. Fax 683-7363. 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Mitchell 1989 427-5484 Girls Tier Girls Rep T. Henn 1981 420-8882 H.'frxrm,alu 1981 509-1540 Open 1983 831-9803 B. Tanner 1984R 420-6018 L. MacLeod 1985 839--006 B. Black 1986 420-5126 K. Michalicka 1987 8.9-1266 D. Pearce 198' 4-10-1979 Girls Teams 831-9803 eAl. 110 ous o er a 1- lieving DO'C squad. ..J.P. hit the three pointer from the exact same spot on the M U 1! floor with the same time left . . on the clock:' noted St. Mary coach Mike Gordensky. "This time, again, he got the ball while wide open. It's crazy." Monday's game was one where the home side from DO'C controlled the play from the ®� outset, rolling out to a 10 -point lead earl in the 0 =4111i D1 0 VS r J game and held a See the lays' Rocket Roger OwnOwntake on slugger Mark Mtfiwire's St. Louis Car ik& lead into the One of 1 hips for 4 to kliedn to wo ldi Ilhe lays, or ohne of Iwenty beach bags Wed with prizes final quarter, could be yours Don't miss the Joys of summer III id ealy return to SkyDome when St. Mary trailed by eight For billets, aA 416 341-1234 or (alh& Tororlts)19" GO JAY. points with four minutes remain- ing, t i In the latter stages of the contest, the St. Mary defence 3 caused DO'C turnovers, which brought the Monarchs to within two BEERS & WINES w. Ill k, tk, BEST Wiens A yrs iwrowitiedl 1211 "e"637-1811111 Ajax slo-pitch league needs a few good men AJAX -- The Westney Heights Men's Slo-Pitch League is looking fur new recruits for the upcoming season. 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Piograms �`�`- l Explore the benefits ol'running your own husincss, without the hurdcn of franchise fees. Interested candidates may contact: Jean Hall at (4161 216-IIMF or hT fax: (316) 216-II1410I i %tailing address: Drake International BCE Placa IN I Bay Street Suite 2030. Box 760 A Toronto, Ontario N151 2T3 a s • Qrh , unJwkFfrs xrkx'Krl DRAIM'w q, -s , �. Jnr an mtrrvirw w,ll M n,wrwtrd Youth Career Info Fair March 23, 249 1998 t - e Thanks to rapid growth, a Private Technical Institute requires additional instructors. The successful candidates will have strong interpersonal skills, be team players, have teaching backgrounds, and at least 5 years of experience In the following areas: C,C++, COBOL, Pascal; and Visual Basic. Pleas respond by tax to: THE NALL SUTIM Career Tnmind Center &Come A nal IedmlC,an, career Iranng available in anmc,al nails. eta rarimunp. waa- np SWdem inarxlnq avert ode Nass $20 (905)723- 8083 1 anew IWMTYLa1S A ESTHETI- CIANS 6 Nad Techs - Cane pin OurNms Molest new sa. Ion High Commissions. lots of Incentives. lots N tun' The Wild Fkwer. Artistic Han IBrod1 St 6 Duimas! Whit (905) 4302113 Ex- riienCe and clientele G e tared WE ARE THE PLACE TO 8E' ASSISTANTS Needed for L'ATTITUDES Pickering Town Centre. Call Carlos 905-420--1440 1 Gpiaf.* AT NM TELEPHONE WORK yes, "lli at home in IOU own community on your sdvdule -any hours 9 a in to 9 p in Openings Dsrawai Bowmannlle. A!asAMnoy. Pockenn GTA East. GTA North. GTA West Mlssis. saupa. Burlin gtoNOak.lk TnorMdl. AutoraRiC, model Hill Newmarkel Call parents about phonics and child de- velopment Must nave a grin phone Voice and work col l, - tenl telephone ork 1416) 756-3327 @Ago - am pan ninea.. pene.ved. spade Pf "no a Complete donut bake decoral- ppqqAnd packing Call LMA a97.— I'm, Yunud Panviime stye sts for Oshawa aria Apx Cal Das 7237323 IMITY WON opening in AIM Positions available As- sistant Manger Slyll$is full Aid part time Must be ti- cenaed, salary/commission CAN Claudia (905) 5762512 Classes starting soon Massage • h•� amnu•r dii.d::, A.,: , V:- _ .r:,:: n, Therapy a :WmIraSL-3nseAs.a,un1 !:artdk-.; - `:mvork Sptculua Minter • HLMarl iervlx Worker v arc n -::r a ,'e ileal n abstract. Full/Part time lilpu!cr S,irlla,re t i ' s'It lis 0(<m for y^' pr.,tric ,fly, u:a1 a diploma UNFAISCID 9rery mop elan •C,vnr 1 r7 1 B gkapinS IRC' l •,n Vr1cItorl,4 Leif..Qilr�4yStSQ._M!0_I.1.I�d 41[.ilILtIOrM ii'un,m .\ H -r t ata Liz Clerk T,SrUDG77t ar•:,1,:•• k. hntsl.df �.:u: 1sl,an• •, ., l --eat Buwltc,. \dtru,4,,itwn - m " - .`sr4 •I• .,am :o l hIf+rriill: (hi A.,; sLlrtl I au \vii tar \lnrl'.1,:raUsx: k \I :JI 17th e -I, 1 t 1 .:TL11 CXC Aldc n Chi ld.$ 1ouih \,.,,tart \IedicjlOrti:cAjtriimsrnior hrianoal PlAnnln .asistanl Medical O i a Asa,tant ..Banc. n,sc,;,,s v rrlahhue,n .-vc..r,i•es-.;, »„r, :!le .':• u< —t!<.. lo USS TAaa 2 horst ledlc.li otr.e I ahXut,Xy L,I,LNI Chiropractic O,.•i'n' Cary. . Office Assistant a.Xe a`n •1V,:r li-!lirtxxa. ;.Y - 'P:-<-,anafrnxnr u Weil n au,a.^.T w,Vl pabrnt aca[rrrm i `� ''CP rumba m;I:nx's. blspias. Y.upaC+Y:aI :run`pra:5:. I F:..:,,576-9175 .1 MCI � n it — wm trL nawY._ - _ w. In On& 15 Naomi un.. nwrvruvaF. whin strong tyles and crvtce expenence. Through a unique pannership licenang agreemrnt, yew will build your hum. ness by marketing and wiling Drakc', productivity •a4ylulions, while leveraging our exten,lvc teehrnologie% and marketing support: The following opportunities exist in Windsor, erls� Kitchener/%% alerloo, Cambridge and Oshawa: • Temporary Stat Iing Sen ices (Office and Industrial) a. . Permanent Staffing Scrxiccs fi4t� ('ornputcr Training dlc Management Development 1 ? Piograms �`�`- l Explore the benefits ol'running your own husincss, without the hurdcn of franchise fees. Interested candidates may contact: Jean Hall at (4161 216-IIMF or hT fax: (316) 216-II1410I i %tailing address: Drake International BCE Placa IN I Bay Street Suite 2030. Box 760 A Toronto, Ontario N151 2T3 a s • Qrh , unJwkFfrs xrkx'Krl DRAIM'w q, -s , �. Jnr an mtrrvirw w,ll M n,wrwtrd Youth Career Info Fair March 23, 249 1998 t - e Thanks to rapid growth, a Private Technical Institute requires additional instructors. The successful candidates will have strong interpersonal skills, be team players, have teaching backgrounds, and at least 5 years of experience In the following areas: C,C++, COBOL, Pascal; and Visual Basic. Pleas respond by tax to: THE NALL SUTIM Career Tnmind Center &Come A nal IedmlC,an, career Iranng available in anmc,al nails. eta rarimunp. waa- np SWdem inarxlnq avert ode Nass $20 (905)723- 8083 1 anew IWMTYLa1S A ESTHETI- CIANS 6 Nad Techs - Cane pin OurNms Molest new sa. Ion High Commissions. lots of Incentives. lots N tun' The Wild Fkwer. Artistic Han IBrod1 St 6 Duimas! Whit (905) 4302113 Ex- riienCe and clientele G e tared WE ARE THE PLACE TO 8E' ASSISTANTS Needed for L'ATTITUDES Pickering Town Centre. Call Carlos 905-420--1440 1 Gpiaf.* AT NM TELEPHONE WORK yes, "lli at home in IOU own community on your sdvdule -any hours 9 a in to 9 p in Openings Dsrawai Bowmannlle. A!asAMnoy. Pockenn GTA East. GTA North. GTA West Mlssis. saupa. Burlin gtoNOak.lk TnorMdl. AutoraRiC, model Hill Newmarkel Call parents about phonics and child de- velopment Must nave a grin phone Voice and work col l, - tenl telephone ork 1416) 756-3327 @Ago - am pan ninea.. pene.ved. spade Pf "no a Complete donut bake decoral- ppqqAnd packing Call LMA a97.— I'm, Yunud Panviime stye sts for Oshawa aria Apx Cal Das 7237323 IMITY WON opening in AIM Positions available As- sistant Manger Slyll$is full Aid part time Must be ti- cenaed, salary/commission CAN Claudia (905) 5762512 1 :erierN MND �1 _�erierN NetD REWARNRIC tlsONVATWO TTCNNMOer CAR M ADAMS SERVICES • h•� amnu•r dii.d::, requires 50 q r"n hnrcun a AN Adz A:J VLnin'srnror 2arrs exp.: I.C.C. Medical, - `:mvork Sptculua Police Clearance. Clean 'Ais—inputcr Business Applications abstract. Full/Part time rsc:a 8123 REACH FOR YOUR FUTURE UNFAISCID 9rery mop CD1 COLLEGE e.u,r., nv lac Leif..Qilr�4yStSQ._M!0_I.1.I�d 41[.ilILtIOrM 1 :erierN MND �1 _�erierN NetD 1 sery0ral NNp ADAMS SERVICES „ a •" requires 50 q COONS NEEDED 'br 9rw PUC 'wY2 Fu CLASS AZ DRIVERS rat': , -un,' i, al,s 5W 42-24 2arrs exp.: I.C.C. Medical, ISTMTKtm ele , fi r Police Clearance. Clean a., "'ere I- 's. abstract. Full/Part time rsc:a 8123 Call Randy or Todd UNFAISCID 9rery mop 720-2204 e.u,r., nv lac Leif..Qilr�4yStSQ._M!0_I.1.I�d 41[.ilILtIOrM errors c ng "gris s T,SrUDG77t GENERAL TECHNICIAN V.e air iw illg her i PI—Au.cave i::ality consrierlce technician for .I busy Flat rate (AI dealership Call Grant Brock at COWAN PONTIAC BUICK (905)6233396 Mondae - Friclav Pt kl H \til\( V%1) \ssiET %I \\ \GER -)n AlekNng ,:-:,:;rn .-N,,•,n of 011.00 s1COrafte accessones. We are :isea „ Dort Perry. o orad buy aro sN our products w6cludit yW an -- 120 ions old aro wnerkae ro 0ow -aydr txv+opa leeponsibatas all inoude rlvarav, fill and coed aid pu✓oiasrq d products. :.e is and sennas as wml as 'eland spam and unag~ This puipapin s raw :o out conlpilm, cal be expen0nao in rase Funises aid olw a - I track 10Cdra of uxmm PMAC zoom _..,epon is oesuapk ... UMV income expeCpbons Cirri Marcr _00111 to OI -D W )k1- x1ARAETING LTD. IAIWI (Md SinlCl.e' R,wd Merl Perry ON 1.91. 1 P3 AITN.: T. \II'IVItE:l.l. - PRI\ ATE. & ('ll\FIDE %TIAI. Fax: (9(15) 995-48314 Part -Time Service Representative Looking for a challenge In a part time position We have an opening for a P.T. Service Rep call on retail Department Stores 3 days per week In Scarborough, Pickering. Oshawa area You must be a self starting individ- ual who posses strong communication and persuasive skills Compensation Is based on an hourly rate plus car mileage allowance. Qualified persons are invited to forward their resumes to. Sara Lee Hosiery Canada Inc. 370 King St. W. Suite 200, Box. 56 Toronto, Ontario III 1J9 Gill" H* 1 Gansu H4 Resumes will be accepted until: March 20, 1998 Only candidates with whom we wish to AZ DRIVERS WANTED conduct interviews will be contacted. We Local Hwy. a City work. wish to thank all applicants for their Licensed Fork Lift Drivers expression of interest for this position. Call Randy an andlor Todd CAM6T Cleaners ceded x 20-2204 Please rad 905.427 6W ADAMS SERVICES E""gelgal CNv,j,a 1",Uj�" taboo IS SCeang RCI'Ct Worh ers for programs within me CONFIDENTUIL TO BOX REPLIES D5W w efloial cin fess Aulds If there are firms or individuals to whom CPA the ability to work from a s . "ntred plamnp per - you do not wish our reply sent, simply ommeand ability to wielk place your application in an envelope within sett managing work teams Submit resumes to addressed to the box number in the coordinator of ser.«: 6 advertisement and attach a list of such Sugpgort: 700 Burnham St . Cobdurp ON K9A 4x4 We names. Place your application and list in wish to ItWk everyone for an envelope and address to: Box Repliestheir interest However only IhoSe respme5 detmed ap- If the advertiser is one of the names on prpprwe for tne posnan enN your list your application will be be considered Previous aid destroyed. p4cmis need not apply —•SEWCE - • News Aovertise, re_ quests mat advertisers Check their ad upon publication as News Ad veraser will not be re- sponsible for more than one incorrect msemon and time Shall IM no N abdny for non-msertiom M any ad"fliument. Lubdity for errors In ads .s I'm- to the amount Paid 1a the space eau living the errs. All copy s subject to the app, o al of management of News Adwitsel CONTRACT LABOUR PER- SONNEL Ila: opennrgs min an estabnshed LTL -,o aper ahnrpp oetwttn Ontario and Ouebec and Ire South moo Western USA We trace Dan - time and full-time won This hlpn profile expedited Carrier o enng exce+lent runs and in- dustry leading equipment which will be assigned to IWI 11. fie cl."is These pmgwns ill be long term 'rant Drivers anted to oppeerale n watem USA Sun SO 4C Per mile plus pad drops and pad customs clearance Single dn"m wanted to operate in USA Starlit SO 30 per mile plus pad drops and paid CIA - toms clearance Drivers needed for evenelg 'um and border switches ' Dr. em nettedfor city work . Orivers needed '-r weekend tuns and SwIICCCS^ Warehousemen needed (Must have truck loading e-venence) ' Trait, repair person Imechanica appalude egwredWe require all duraie s h 2 years dor my ex Perkncc. a criminal ceamh class AZ carr a a. abstract U 5 bound dneers must also pass dmy screen p ,ssess a current I G C med .Cil and t yea border cross ,rig expenence Las of miles aria no eastern seaboard ph in rson between BOil am aW wg pm 7151 hr nee Owe Mississauga On itnrbram Rd and Derry Rd area) :7'x - faPwe,see Named �w s ;reaiin,uu - \ Osnsw Irr•MNCID ul came in, ei.'Arta r— "'; a le ^W rr4M Dick." :' Ur fa 2wmes Sniffy s i F -1m 10" A.ng" .0—ig Ora 'tv 185 1a, 905.420.1287 nu ne etas D.— i-PUMCED 'ELIP-M .e11uee0 x " e 29r,rs M > a';. .mom n A, 'Tet .gym Jn,1 a2 'Nhnbv ', • 305-061 r1,i2' Cay 'lose a.d wa tr .ura+cnd l AS.ApI:LY PrlL-A AYD cifl(A F.v hard a+ni,nx ad ..prrn. nJ .,p,•rat,ws, Pau drr:— II sun. ax ntrd : tl %.I,b at 4-7.55.54 II- IP -sur. rLWAL DIAGNIA .- ars etre, iwrxc Aou•) ,....`y.I.. + noun nh," .r - rids 10141 nave e,iceMd sromer urvin studs Ap- nIMMe Clow 1114,0 7 Thr aeorrw 1330 Wrsan All N 'iV111Mi OanwO LiG 6 FOSTER FAMILIES WANTED Complete Trlmmg. suppG::, and "Cel - lent perdiem pad. If you like young people, and would enjoy being a foster parent. Call Moore Foster Homes. at 705-328-0949 NEVER na nubng .cad a.' Gaudi or.rig hues art .R iuumq 'a•races. au 6 life.life.Di CCae� 1 EpnNna. w,Y ran LANDSCAPE -0600 DES"It"ES. TOMTON rwi taw ort .me k, SJmP a.tn Jar. y and du.gr :.Permnce. great in- ,ome 42: -7143 LOOK N6 ler a stopper rr Ce1 Jr ! high ,oluat .senovse .Ir the p¢kenrip area Please tax resume to 416-439/972 MODELS WASTED I+el—i thr arcs of 7-211. m,xkl caswl and f—Al w . in Nationals 1998 Toronto Pageant Competitions vo past cq rwnce rwceavpll ia,mnr .dI be pro, ided Call anytime 14MG-535-8344 PART-TIME COUNTER HELP rcyuired at DAIRY QUEEN .Ajax Drne-Ihru experience preferred Drop resume at 250 Bayly St. W. Ajax. Pharmacy Front Store Merchandiser nyu,red. A'"n!SSIVe k energetic with gnxot leadership, pnoht sharing. call 905-839-4300 IOam-Wpm ONLY PNONE Cleft needed Mae and female ""come Cali 9055797816. PRESNOON SUMERRIM Responsible for 40 incl Aha presses in packaging india- Iry Preference given caro. dales with lean LICdAllhon experience in union minion. mem Apply only in aping a IM u HR Manager Eat Pack. 39-1-9 Ltd 1&90 sandstone Manor Peng, Ontario Lilly 3YI or t0 905-831.7571. PAIGE i2 -THE AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER. MARCH 4.19" Qall$a% Illy som 7Ps3YNe Expenemed staff required. Must speak & wnte English nuently. Must have car W hith,, 1-905-430-2.W9 Mon Fn. 10 4 pill AYN MiMER Has routes available for shumn to deliver Newspapers and flyers to the following streets AJAX Beatty Rd. Kent St. Elgin St. Durham St. Cedar St. CloverRidge Dr.E. Rangellne Rd. Ebony St, Beechview St. .................... PICKERING Maple Ridge Dr Bndgegate Cres. 'Bushmill St. Pebblestone Cres. Linwood St. Abbey Rd. Cowan Cir. Moorelarlds Cres. Rosebank Rd.S. SCARBOROUGH Brycemoor Rd Gardens Is$and Rd, Sunny Slope Beaverbrook Cn. Ksrkdene Or Jaybell Grove Flagstone Ten. Bkaeking Cres. FOR FURTHER M6FORMATK)N CALL 683-5117 WN►v'$ OVER Au- ,. N^'. Dar e^.. ;�nks aNR wasn.rs ad wa:•raW Et PC I n" Prase O per n paid win resume b M Hww Aw S AM. 421-•993 ESTIMATORS req,Aree: '.c:: wlrldow3. Q004$ & sunrooms. Also Doorknocke , &Tetemarketers Call 427-1877 III IClii 1.1 1,n Posrnu". IUWw., \ppl., rn, eew hart mwrwn 1 ytan ewlMveiKt M `d,.R k,.chcw .1c, w wsek w$ L,N Coil. 4 Utupn Sclft.- Pkaat .,dmaw rtswnc� . 4'vEa�RY. W F'ik e1W, P.O. sex 493. LIH TI.� WYTFD NIIIEDYTFIy ;, ape e ;.k.,b... xw,tg 6 MUNI oowwm $"". ,W [reg nxhep to 168 Raw a eyereg LICENSED ELECTRKU MS Cu•'am. Begun Jounwne. id. uu aan.g mol.aed pppN M•p for a popeve pworyh,png hanstment Good 905.74 9-A Fac "uMe INJECTION MOULD MAKER wanted. min 5yrs experience for Oshawa Co. Flexible hours. Full benefits and top wages, 905.438 -Ml 1 ORrw FFap 1' son HWWABrN Islas fle*Athwae gar.INrA/Ma SALES CAREER Leading cemetery company requires motivated individuals to help market its service to the public. WE OFFER: Training salary, full benefit package, pension plan, job security, excellent working conditions. Sales experience preferred but not mandatory as we will train. Car required. For confidential interview phone 427-5416 PINE RIDGE MEMORIAL GARDENS Grovx'1ng Ajax office seeks flexible, organized person frith excellent ver- bal & written communication skills for RECEPTION & GENERAL OFFICE DUTIES %IS Office & Meridian experience An asset, car required. Fax resume with covering letter and salary expectations to: Ms. MacNeil, (905) 619-3013 TELEPHONE SALESPERSON • Con: viong;a^ 261h to •mD Alay • M1n,rrum pay of $7.55111hr.. comrrass,on. Potential earnings of $15.00 plus per *jr. • Good verbal Communication skills essential. • ideal to supplement your income. • With Or without experience. • Tralring provided. Scarborough location. Working hours: Monday to Thursday (6 p.m. to 9 p.m.) and Saturday (10 a.m. to 2 p.m.) (416) 321-9333 irma W67k Sk,lld Help Skilled Help PERSON full time posltior available' immediately for a rapidly ,4nywing Bowmanville based) manufacturer of steel roll formed products. \fust have experience in roll rrL1m to setup and quality oT,trol. Shifts maybe re - Please fax resume to: (905) 436-1893 � mw woe. t ,on.. r.ece ,Darr Dwn•4i c n11c7ARE It x I T 11 it k% Ii le s ( erentl% requirri REGISTERED NURSES REGISTERED PRACTICAL NURSES 1hroughcot Ulattlam Region. E rilrria Required: -unt R% WP% rcgls4ratlon C-ummunn% I:%pcncmc kd&d sk,i1.1i% Therapy. CADD etc: Must hake reliable vehlck Fiei,h ay to weak shift, weekend, SNJJ Required: PERSONAL SUPPORT WORKERS NOME SUPPORT WORKERS Level 2 i 3 HEALTH CARE AIDES Pease lorvka'C -r,.- •3 Human Resource, ET210-200 H4Mtd tit. N-- (hhawa 0% LIJ 21.7 or rax to %K-ki.1-2351 vW9r K A9D•r a.ap0'rr4➢Cns •eevrec ;m#t tr mmacasd o am -mw, er r, Der aanoiweo7ed M.= CHIROMACTIC eieam Al "sri m Jy,amic cs."an WVA(O, Mw✓x e Y.osat hhaweakone setting And eMm- - ::.u,aAr eirparrem Part u'o M Pltap drop off 'aSO Ad oMy to 6 King d $tenAW FALL TYn 110i Ratep- tnpnrStm-om�,pe Wltno apeecce 8 -GYNE of 1,a sed resumr and salary RCMhOns to He #111 Osrue, Whiny This all 85 Fare"] St. Oshawa L I H 7L5 R:GSTEM NURSE re. Q.1w partn,me la 0111 sur hpentad expen.c an as. se, Forwed resunW 941 termone rhe P,clt" ON, LIV 181 W 905-837-1703 SIMON obwtry EXPERIENCED BILINGUAL (English & French) CUSTOMER SERVICE Immediate position Send Resume to: Mentor Canada 10-1330 Boundary Rd. Oshawa, Ontario LIJ 6Z7 Full Time - 5 Days per week Office Assistant A small Pickering engineering and property management company has a full time position available. We require an enthusiastic, self - motivated, well groomed, people -oriented individual with excellent administrative, communication, organizational and writing skills. Excellent computer skills and atten- tion to detail a must. Experience with Mi- crosoft Word, Excel, Access and MYBO software preferred. Responsibilities include telephone reception, customer inquiries, order pro- cessing. purct'asing, scheduling of service appointments. Major job challenge: balancing of multiple tasks with changing demands and priorities while maintaining a high levef of customer satisfaction. If this position is of interest, please submit resume to the address below or fax to: (905) 831-7401 DLA P.O. Box 221 Pickering, Ontario Lt V 21144 s Daycare Avwbe PICKERING Beach !R --no ,un", 18 month to years Dairy outings •lenced backyard and park) ,ratn story bine, music. mr 'nln Vt mets 6 ""I First Z CPR ....... Nom m(kinp. receipts 905428- WESTNEY and Hwy 2 . one •,u '"" opening kir April 6 C D n' Cal Tine (905) ^'3-2210 1 Firewood FIREWOOD Goka Lutri 6 twotlC Centre 4'x8.12. VG 4 e8 ❑6' $65 ESLab. ..hed 1963 Days 705-277- "81_ Evenings 905434- 5665 Fre dewwry to Oshawa "a NOZY NEAT FINEW000. e,- vnr.,• Cori nest tua,m !arc puaranL^ed ezua Icnp • re fully seasorNa. cm 6 ,Past Honest measurement •'!H'rw•v 005-7$1-2245 1 e.gp, 6 MONTHSto Med male A, shots S_,OC _."J" kennel Cal 8_1-9707 THREE • SMALL h,,tdi toy poo- I nee ; ietales. also •ma„ ^_mp_1 Pups die e.. tape twofemales Otte •Ch ale blonde Mutter and Cor an be stern Read/ to V March Z2nd $add each n1m 655-9971 1 ZZb twin GARAGE I van Maier "•D, "Ms room Olsen. us:al•d $45 New docs then; QuaMy Piss Doom i-336-0073 3 SEAT CMESTEMRELD 00- +•d Norse sn.em 110,11 ,. •n plwr 4-wouix 2 oad I" __I Con. F 1 00W".Lade A3."g S.4 c-purt, Air w nae. it .,s SB00 aS►r^g 5550 !9057 -0025 COFFH w o two end 'ab" s 'S b ; Dark .. 0.,glass top%' 1" ".'p aimact at AIM, c Mi1oAL GOWNS Moving $s V. 282 �4�+u•'.n Ml A. PIGS)t 687.39M .AFPET BROKER. ^Op pa: ,.,i i•,wms ^, a 369 00 Pnor +,chieet Sit Id cwm dMee ped sexer 4a mom . pour Mme N nNeep .0 Payment for ear led yDamd. I-100 -010 WRTS - toe d ta,w Do% moon w son TO e Gaithtas pan MW I M i349 Fria ..,aqs GWW. pMwM ON. "Def -domm lin dor hee now. 130 YAM%) voram GW2314 CAMTS SALE h . o . d Solas .. oC-. .," son n- s u:p.+ - ',wins 5739 .• , sit4 t M&AU anile, ;.•.num Ped and maiw Few M mn crew Sv-q D,aem ad IM v aer Sr WS- CAMfT SALE Jp W 30% M ,gus,um,el uialacw. ., r c.meed Fp a free R. ..-ata all Mie 110$1 431- 4 a0 a (4161 822 6226 CERAMIC HOLDS tinny -.w :4: 4C5 W, :-+6 CLUMNU SALE mist q Wr w Dad and moon 2 Tom ers tip Twhweand wW.lawn boy ow h "Maks, Sawa and trim .'•'t nw,dt S&" 4700 *W Ad M '9051 651 1 so.. Wief , -COMPUTER SPECIAL 5699 Der ';-11 Pcnn.um Mum inn MI e ., n .r.. ,. '. Ir' m cacti, 'no - wwraw ,ier-tiieei flys. ... . ns from SAN wapNe week OA te, ICUu eager- CW W5455-3661 epee preened, x-ray ani- COMPUTERU►6RAO led Marl reswee 10 92 ba A, , rine^' �>3 Church S S see 10. Al. mfu_11age " ;y ON LIS 664 $249416 ;QMM ad an. 19 NO km. non smoke 0 soul Cad sd a 1 'Pere,s $99 Lots of new him Mini Condrbon S15,SW a ,,:; riawt Priced from SE73 pas) over 1905) 655-5807 New AM um rrs hp b Md1706) AaAX- ,uo-i !., In, as wase 67- Dounnirr 5 days a woo ,n 3059 W) nume I rive 2 children DESIGNER ''eC orlM wed" Apes 18 Molders, and 3 gown lul, ear six 14 wdn months Cr to, umerwrw once Cnpnaly $1900 Coo 428.0002 sto to, 5800 Professionally No turn downs. Weed k905437-3929 CNNOCARE needed from FIT GRILL win 2 bumps Aunt to Audust wesdys 8 5 gas S60G I I t fan p m Young energetic nom war- 5400 bomw in very smpiug person preferred to good cordMn 579-9252 aR kir 2 Children ages 5 and 7. in our Markham country M , �O horse, vakd drivers hatse OPNWS NNIS d, and car a must RelereM'At Ig 905472.6344 E3fPERBCEO LIVE -WT S rmrry rcgurred. 130 Ns7 s'oml Places Traenona week). for 2 Children 4 and 2 W41" Me WWI Car reaored. ECE preferred 4is•aoi-s7sa W"wW 6664 . 19051505 & 110016 UME-WT Babytimer for 3 STEF 1 M ' App►atoes children. Mm -Fn. 7&. -Spm Pins. S.". showroom td staneg April thru b Septem- d appurces Indges app per, non-smoker. Pxkenng stMs $SOD. wagws $250 B"aVRoao area (AW)Can myer5 $190 on dryers al 2- yeas Don't pay for 7 6833873 r1bOlhs. F",cing avalbe' *0 good d too bad No tum 3a French SI (905)2-7767 UNE -OUT nawy7WDysmet Indoors. 16 CI 5605 w Me required hot 2 good hatred Bolivia, sharp elm'"c Children Non-smoker. left,- typewnler. u,c udaV 7 01ion eroet Lar preferred Picker- anr,dlies. $175. antique ng V47age Cr 619-6831 at Murphy tied $450. MI.Que for bpm rocking chair 5115. 4 argue IuNNymousem,PER Iwe- others, $45 each (need relim wl wanted td 2 children 4 8. s,eg). Iwo bemwood chars 6 years Old Must De tun-lov- $25 eami taken sue 4 poster mm Call ane 630 ted 5325 Palmed N~ Do. P 436tita5 $11G Fall Prlenng (905) Oe Eery Ino SW its war 8310318 before9 p m a e pe weekdays anybme wee omi rhm Wap Nap at kelds Isrpl AFFOROAKE DAYCMu. e,. 1 penenced mother Harwood, NOTENOOK MAC P85300. Hwy 2 near Lord Elgin 16mg ram mous.7 50S SCh001, smoke-freelots of Cans. Excel. Aocpkc word TLC Receipts, relerences la, pwtpn, primer used for avaUbe upon request Cathy Lusa ess Mw need PL (Con 4274926 consider trade tor NB) Pad DAYCARE Bludast loch over $3500 $2000 oo ba of am sucksal kinds of ulv warmly 66114102 nes, 20 years expererice I F/i 2 Schad fail lime hddry ORIGINAL Moral Combat ar- upeask H 2 and Du,e, ade Ualem caiman S5007080 Call 72$-9400 8T 19051837-2(L79 Ispl Deyere Anrb► . DwYr+• ArNYble INFANTS• 12 YEARS OLD monde hill - Aapa�1MMalecxO"t loiNw.*@ SE. 3800 Y-6. In raring, sale, fun home ACAMt. WM. whin ISM 190548100 91 C~ soVi environment. fYQe� Rpyale thAn of Child-, fors I Licensed by M C S S. and bpy „more W Cosh Cavy RS 2 IN VHY aur.. rc r n!7 3266A Reasonable rates ltpMqm. Receipts, flexible fours. Call DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAYCARE 50 107 Cove L See uta Mask MPF Eyyo0 Fab TMd Cama 2161. le. NWO Each 1rB$M IMBaM AM" waxftd F ICKETS NTED ce value for af Tickets. s, reds or golds. 79-4400 ext. 2207 ® Ce„Pr� cMp,r krMrrel Ydnel WEiS DESIGN SERViCE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Call John Duarte at 579-4goo 1 Anfele4'd 11 Sae kir Sed RANO, BHI upngm cherry 1967 GRANO AN. mink `,W, waw ,19051 aWl wash Caw 6 1-11,1111e, allf-ane a1r dmv . eds lo"'11 mint xll' lenne Asking $800 Cr 905-623- tin Cassel,., oviolulen wit. 3563 an. 19 NO km. non smoke PMM M037GNOFATNEP Balance or years warranty available I0, years 2 m 60.000 CLOCKS All 199- 11- mod him Mini Condrbon S15,SW a els reduced 'Jsec pianos Yamaha, $amici. Kimba. pas) over 1905) 655-5807 T -T ClwiO NeW dpdal pm "things Pias dsrp) res !om 3Lar amt Rem to own Large SekCldn of ec gmdta"er clown from $995 WE FINANCE Call tELEP PIANO 149 EVERYONE HENT TOOWN APPLIANCES No turn downs. new and reconamoned lull First time buy - ea -My Paddy s Mine. 263.8389 or 1-800-798- ers, bankrupt: bad credit: no MININE FURNITURE.Beal Credit! If you Me once increase" We have Work: you drivel ecerved no" mat tom_ Lots of pre - Der pnces am gong owned up "herebre effective Ma 16 our ones w8 rise. Save m vehicles to Dining. Bedroom and Occa- choose from. s'oml Places Traenona SPECIAL W41" Me WWI FINANCE sad pin L and funtri in DEPARTMENT Durham Repnon b' over Z3 SHERIDAN CHEV years Traomorw wow-olk- 905-706 8498 mg 905-M4774. 115 Nod Pon Rin. Pel Perry USED FR M 5225 arid W. Slay OR I.1 S . .•" ••. used $tures $.00 end up. 3 e up.•.me,npersn" Mo cram used washers $250 &VM *0 good d too bad No tum $,25 and up New Mad re"' Downs Cal ANCONA CREDIT Indoors. 16 CI 5605 w Me 7120 Yoge SI TldrnhN I Hard name 30 pokes $149 8004562227 and W New 5 C 1 Irettert SZ% Sltpherson'5 Ap CARS - URS we have mem PienCa 227 Court SU. Osrr I,- SIT +n $1400 s n. wa. 5767446 C.1 :^c:n away' Tempos. Leto" Gt. Cava- YELLOW Few lnnntureSudbras. hers 6 83 4 Dr truck wash blankN :nes• $''S Denver waning ftm, Cr 665-1917 5700. GMe21 S.n Compeer Desk $150 Desk Char 370. Wok. W' S" les tP-ww1. Le", after 10 speed 00. $300. Oe Eery Ino SW its war ',aa Gat [won n 66657311 0- 36 recw"Wried on dee ereMwlA retied 'shlin omi rhm Wap Nap at Arbeb CM.a, E6. '995 Sumne 1 "ono 'Lar . M'ud 59 950 93 Grad Pre AN iIQU[S•lpi0'eery! 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" D..Vm.*Colo � is 98 toxic S spm loped Mine hmmW�et cru AoIm and WW q4 37.915. 19H TOKU pupal a Na,oro A Cone ..to sle ,noes Phone91St SM 52267 p wppn ran and Ykrp. 33.996 70 Jell GL &A% W 3577 d fee 19051 At6IRR paras• 35 995 119 Cavarw Ito. lope 1 kms. em"i0 55M" T.apep Bei* v,aded I" OW h., V4 aep, L n v on, a mfr fl BSS t7 KYR. 9.it m rimed. $19% 6 Trachrr -uaM _'N', Cow 5 tpwd A-1 SA "S air136eds Na seer Ceded Aux. Cs In' '_ Ne$ S1 Wen a MA Loa a 6 ,awe newt C.# 579 -San F 0". rtSwd.V 7AnO sr r4 W ►rM• LOST' 9 r w4 - D., , gr"Tan hw elow, Wo aw Meng Anvers to Tuffer fees. all 504 107 LMT. Soon fele"OM a" 4 ". old !ray brown ad eaktt I,pH doe. Poo m light side under . M Qehs Oto tom- Peeem aY .1 PaaApAs o LOVABLE . Llbrada, erne... :eA, rem tarp CKC te•cd tea", pw- W"w Moen 17 Cr t613µ73203 TERIM-P00 Oa.aw crow pup`_ a, 0 1e1,n11 Mick we pups sae Ve aII lest 044 Cal Lame 901 6610191 IR,pI LIML APSO PUPS for sae For ron-reppCC heanr„aiamce. vd-rNpNd r*uSNrAv ng sorted 1705E 796-3124 low,eeWape 11 Aidwebde CREDIT MOSLEMS, On In, WAhahong Down merits !•ser SNA: 0 A C C. trucks vans 1981 to 1991 Alwit, Ado Sas LM 792 S.mme Street South Drew R,oM 905-720.3362 INS OLDS Cuhass Supreme, 2 da., 305 V8 blo or due. Au Iwdea aMhNcasstne. ons ercdem. 37350 080 Call 905.4344909 HIS PONTIAC Aradun 4 dor automatic Oicdle,i Shap. 51400 CandCandled.nd,. CBO Gal 728-0490 HH PONM: 6000 4-tyln- or rcertded 3160OV0 C49905-831-4523 /N7 FIRE11IRD FORMULA. 50 v6 a.0. .1 alnve. Me. tall" si m rug, ens er- aleM Asking f28o0 95- 7061370 1H7 NV1UNOw, 2 door. new braes. good tires Pus goo' SMOD as s Call Ben 686- 11 1w MAZDA Cal . PIU 4 Cyl 8 CZd 147Nms OO 11910 4 dyy. auto y loaded 177Kms r I $1500 Con ap. pammmt CAR LINE F,cker- ng lum"274987 lw PONTIAC SUNBIRD, ps 1b. new ad and amshatt M ISDO Otto 404-9255 1971 SUNW. 4-rylende. automat", A./Fmeissene Ar Go.icklux g 1 owre, lady driven Aslung 53800 0 8 0 Owner must spa (116754 3492 1N2 GEO METRO coven uDle red aitellent Curbmm rde, 100K 5 spd . mA cent lied Asung $6.900 obo 9D5- 721 2490 ls%) 1903 Grand Am 4 -dor ado. loaded summl. $7395 cent led Col Dave at WAY (905)619-2225 leave mes. sap 1011 SOC Century. V6auto alai( blue air lift. masse. PW PB GJ55 720.00 ems $8000 can (905)725-0668 TN GRAND RUa. V6 pts V. pev. pArww. secI; y system 4 -dor appmn 95.000 highway kms nee toes 6 brakes $12.9DO LAE new, one ower Cal 905.683 3020 198 om N I.S. D. pi emote Dseals 38L turesl yreeti u7 .'in gee) tit 630001ms Mn1 Asl,ng $19200 (9051428-6146 Saaae tp rare ers uM Nom 85 Ic 38 vverydy amerei 534.'. S,rrr ^0 CMM each. p mend 570D3A OMM Led GB6742S LIANN, THE COUNTRY wu SKnl,cr •997 %-,, awn v.s yyc 1 senrda Spur, 000 M kp new Assume N4as 1749 DO pe elo 310 Oe0 tow b ok ato IS MwAbg m approved crew 95) "SG 153 IPIMRNMG NOMOA 971 MOCK n0 S PICtEBMG ;au Kern am ', , XV a- 1993 A=,. PSE baw le~ $13.99S 94 Sae.d LE 75 win ar r- brs 389% as 's 199tS Ac cal I 5 sped 10. K Grand Am Sc VA aft. 39995 03 Sh,epr ar auto 6Bc. 57.275 1995 CA"W 4 e. ago, or 54K $11995 91 Wad Am LE An power wNl.. t power hocks. rix. train $6 995 91 Cmc CX hMd*iCk v spm. 3.895 1994 DT �ca,a ar 7SK. sum 93 Accord SE Cog. caOp New $pool, Olay 45 x DmT Mss Its one nee ' OM MNGA daft call C- q. Cor 16 am W ai4( n relit" u Neo. (M) /H $511 er tm) $03-sm .AUTO LOW. Auto Dealer IMI[ arrange financing even if you have beat turned down before. Loans available for no Crdd- credit probklmK. Mn0 bankrupt - Cy 0 vert OW570.1M0 Frew FM stein W. IRS M 03JH tor saw ewe & truss of ay dmebm vein dW 240 p kswo al pick- up Free Towg. N D-~ `s'cr (� MII"n740. 4267878. A a A AMIE Cars. bucks, Does we 9W SW 510.0011 Cash on h spot Any toad, tion. and year Cal is a% tome. 24 hdWS. 7 Bars. 30 inn swwa 9054865003 a 905-7065716 A ABM AM Removal - Cash kir ars. moo itimoel -0208. (905) 426. -iOBO.. trucks ks tion. No ap. (Me mNl n in the Dorton Ripon. call Gni" pairing kir as is 431M CAN Oshawa 9tM- CAM 7FOR CANII We buy used Whit". VeMdes must be In running ondtbn. call 427-2415 or come to 479 Barryry W St East. Aat M. AUTO SALES saw CARS wined. I prices Paid sameup Aiag Cars fill dby . ifell p1 o t 35000 Cr WANTM - Submit 4WD woo- m1secian, any ondNrOn. Las 9sP.o4ygn groaned 8 8351 s 1w GOC JNMgt 4.4. 4X M pleF sunroof, new porn. 0 a q � t s65W JIM GOING NUN ton, 149 000 tm 84300 uncerdNd calf 571 5535 MEFIT.M.- TRIG cwv Sawmill EM. cab. 305 Via t* *am amy 127Kms EXCO M Cold. 316..75 19tH Ch" chwo.e 1500. 350 V5. AIC 00 cp,e- MM. otlly ?NM 518,975 1992 Chair Scottsdale ISM. 305 VS. 9.w. pd.. bit. clAq. troy. Nm dW 122s, 510,650 1959 GMC Wraith, 4.4. 350 va, price to sell at 117996 Oshawa Van & Truck Centre 19051571.7779 1H6 GMC JIMMY 4x4, 32 000 km fully based. Col- ored key f.tonwss u".9 boards. immacuWe. lady do vett No money down. take uver lease. 20 ,no W Full w arramy $4941mo an inau- siW 434.8730 (shill 1 vww t WhIM one 1104 TRACKER 04. black auto 64 000 kmRemovable "ora lop era 11 x71 Ash, ,.g 510.900 Cti 726-08 1 TON LONNA vanae CC". ps. pt ctuise Controltilt sheeting. Dower mirrors, pow - e door loan. Wells; remote entry system, am/lm cas- seMe. V6, 1a0 hp tourapee0 auto barn 67000 km $16,500 firm Absolutely m.t 725-088 c9% Dodge Laragn. 7-pa- �m. 85.900 km. V6. A/C. am ass sr6wotlo 434 • Marine 191$ 217 Sunray C.1^ 1997 'andem [rather wyeleClrc makes 1997 Top w/pngey cirWs 6 screens LOADED S' 4.500 (416)495-9256 Fa,1416)4916953 LEAVING THE COUNTRY wP u':nbce 1979 Sea"', 28 ur-eyed in 96. (value VC 0001. mly has 60 hours of sr Hew. own 1350 Mere) sereo. radio. sats. cushions. head top, 1,�4 and taws Coal wash a m -axle trailer, salty ;ell lines and fenders No n„k rmured $14.000 (705) ,911m, • E E lra.eeewS F + 6 7 Bedndms A bachrtd opts .sllawe alc 5owman- rme Slarteg a "MM -11, wedupw Fndw. stoven. awea. Uurgry laGlniet iso Dais 906723!266 a or 905-7214M 1•thfDR00M Athanmem. ground It :' nuvm .quo- nf60Wmomnc-, stAast vrev q Fn Mab 13w Cr cdltct ,519) 941 339' NORTH OSHAWA -- S :tri•. Dnca Ne. $624 wz4 +,. a,1� s •: wrn.g N. t,•;•. OSNAWA � - MAPuw "s A�erp'.cim 10 AM L 00 ling Aka.' 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AW n IN IragwN wIW a doh A +lam) 571412n or Marl( 3ta� Seim Rep. butlm Group Excal RoOrs. . 11 IV= 'T r 2 KID. Dirin beautiful new apt Like ground Noor very brgN In Pickering No pts, no;moherg, f725/mo. shdW- ed. Axial ,mind Ballypmrg av&WW 19051.428-0371 BLIGHT, 2 Wroom base - win apnmml in Duet Plc enng homc all inchmve. $7DO NO pdssmokmg Rel erences. FirstAasl Call 1905)834-7978 CENTRAL OSRAWA new building I bed $575 Phone 4322261 Idapt or suer 0305. 33 Whdeg, Oshawa COURnCE brand new 1 bedroom wakq f apt m quirt house Utwbes. able, laundry and parking included No smokmyno pts preferred $690 Leave message 905- 438 3808 (still LOUR ICE. backspin 3.1 bedroomcountry setting. Om to 401. &site* Marc, 15. 5900 per 00 plus hat 8 hero. rwstAat 7254909 WHITBY. LARGE multi-hM 3 bedroom apes (family bNb- m9l Avanaok, 'mmemately, IresMy-pamledhardwoods refmishd Close to schools. shopping. transit Dundas/ Cadnae 905-61429111 LOOMIG ill seg" person to .in a Urge basdMm awt will Hun smoker. " is Separate entrance primp. fndge. stow. able, laurdry e-Oluded $575/.onm. rein ercW, credit deck Avail May 1 (9050)65-00591SNP) M.W. OSNAWA. J bedroom mar no.^, .unary parking $950 v`cr" b N W pshap dpm -DeaenMm tic entrance. uwipv. �o , 589 58N Aral Apr I 14161 $06 ILAS DOWATOWN C�HAWA 6 4`-_ Large 2 bed apt ..ns 6 o" 5698 . hydra eras pok. included 1905.479-0127 m 1 9p6471 7857 ONE BEDROOM h.senerm apt .I Apt ^,r:m deCo- rapa 4 pc Win "Mew a -cam pm&.G sO&M en' ' arca poo Toms blight a .ow" doe b S GM I person ?•h $550first a ud 434- 5 SPACIOUSwell-intentioned2 588 Sltnpp1ee$NmOnM Corm cl • r eeo sc,0ole. fpffnU�. hl1ooalppkr ..k" oemee eral 725-199'! )S -AWA C.W* 2 tre0room to 1Aeaw Apr ld. $695 awe Pillet 905-723- boom". 0472} boom". Real 'nnpopw. IN 0 C. a N. w,w,i•mleMw (USkW- OSHmNA, 'aadM L S.coe . ntanoms t 1/2 -inns. ••,mng. hylklo 4 pal Meront Iw'. I t, ." UI19gbG/6-Sf45 MCKM .kw 02, wmfrEs Mier 191 3 bt0ieom •. , out Wtene,l 44 G• CAM. 111eWdN4orwa, non 3 A OhhMm i.OAMI VS "+7m. Solle-11111110 PKKERMIG submTED $turning nu.r [loo. 3h," neem aW-m S'G5C ukkbes .4." A. ow Owne,I, rdn- eMoeer. ilea GO awailabe Meas Cr M420- pgum a wtum new Nage one oedniom tut- l Conn agora. enn-, I,cAm full; Ma. r #milt tow-seloe Avaebe Mara, 9 $725 lest List ,905) 4274M PIMNOG /"tape Z-Aee room ; •non nom wall wall JIM" nam. -C la -harry 3770hydro 1MAasf 1nNhr d alt 416 -457 -Mgt PIMI%NG. Arst score 3- Wmom maxi, 'oil bergibw Mcg. slow rundry tae*- fesga;w om to Y alie".(1100/.* M r "Now MS" --6105 POWRO, - .am 6aaelor hsemen, upa,a a Orerace. nm-smoell 7 M I,Drie 11490 ..car $W 730 per WMwencts W b lope 1905,420-1945 AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 appliances, underground parking. 55 FALBY CRT MON.-THURS. 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. SAT. i SUN. 12. 5 (905)693-W SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED 1 & 2 bedrooms, Immediate, 3 appliances and Winds, MON. - FRI.9 A.M. - 5 P.M. INS) 511.3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED THE SUMMIT PLACE • 1A i 311W Apt$. • MOVE4N INCENTIVES • AN UtiL k1 *XW • In - Holes Supt. & Moillt. RtNIW Oifios: Yon - Fd. 9rM - 8 pin SM & Sun 11aEo- 4P M VALMINT PROPBPM F3 MANAGIMMNT APARTMENTS - AJAX Affordable 2 bedroom apartments $785 per mo. includes Fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: www.gemities.com/wall street/floor/ 7657/hixhriser html. 11erk„wme or RAnI E-ec o"ve. 2 belt d Urge base mem apt Parking. laundry. security. wall -wall I.eplace, able. new carpel &0 non smoker. no DNs 3N0 mdu- she 420.0157 MHAWA 280 Wentworth St W 2 8/R Irom $660 6 3 8/R apts from $720 for rent. Unhnes mel Close to sC110e1S, shopping and 401 Trans) rlght D..I your door Call to view (905)721-8741 M -Rise : Walk to GM South Kant 1 Rad. $539. 2 Bad. 5609. 3 Bed. $699. large suets. clan ord htsM lfeC"Ild. 10%OFF TO RETIREES OR SENIORS 438-0120 304 SWCOE S. Newky emu rated 1 ted,-, m from $530 ,ndusew, SI.-tir W area ArawAe , er"Ify Ste ptNn 906571-3229 WNITtr. , ordroom WA mini dwrtmtm. separate side ent- dose to sc od 6 am*" SSW -Oft uw nes Hichlded Available nweatehy, Cal ane Gpm 190516666690 (SNP[ WWTBY. 2 Nxlmorr. upper 6 pie. Ma,• -n tst. $770 brsG Inff. p. ng. Ila). war W. aurin Pamtla 19O5µ27-5803.90"0 15n Nnfy ,e„' when You ori own y,er "•wr IpmW kir less fin you lh,nkT aN Dave Hay - bat Sales Rep R.,Mav summit Realty 119911 Lid(9051 6667500 d .9051 666 37tt For 1 Houses N Hl' REN I ? 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CA 19051 963-8105 '. 6 p in mix day to Fidey. ammmee we4ked% SM" CEMTAE AREA. thele,%'. -,".1". 5•� We hm u.p 'a uru,Pike to scads L an amemws 650 - Milner Avail nerved (M)aa$781 aw 1 . 1.6.0come. war orur ANhcp hacryted $ae6 ON W5,.o Vab. 6rs0 im Avalabe Aped fp (6GS)72i 1456 TOWWMEAEING. :.oma 3- bedruum1 f rtaerr ill Items Gas hmAy more *M d inru St2oG. uhlbes Cr 905.723 1673 or 905.8345237 IalINItY. 4-dedrOpn%. 4 am. Dans !am,iyrodn rKrom nor lub. Wr hull Imold yad Our, Cour 7 avalre Apr1d 1.,= 905468-7056 Al.Mepsp F 3-NEO10011 townhouse with basemen 2 WINS. 4 ap nose 10 4017Rn son Oshawa. avauble hmme- diatNy NON-SMOKER $97G' .win all uquvve 19051723 5084 A RMT a Rem to C;W Town home Opportunity' SMUO mrduds ulMe$ and Parking ase month fret' 905.721. M OBMWA SOM - 3 Close 10 school Vivo0p�pep 396W rib. ALL INCLUSIVE firs] last Available UMCNApni 1 (905)5749%6 drys. L4N M$E MRL TOWN- HOUSES - 122 Colborne St. E =".&,may &ad- TAmm TEN= Town - Mums, 100 Tauem Rd E..iI3 AI AwaoIn Ca84363346 a AJAX. TWO bmished rWms separa,e entrance. cable. shared IK,I,Ieslaundry. non-smoker "u Dns, $400 Nrs1Aas. 19051683-5480 BEDROOM. pin private s,1 g loum n country. due Shed or unfurnished use ut klohm taakl es. female pre lerred $3851momn Seagrave 905.985.3607 self CHURCH/Ink- Man pre lerred Fridge Nand page •mlets Can 19051 6838277 , 1 wired AJAX. share 2 ded-, wse.,+.m pd lhi R.OVe stowsepdrate enhance. 3 Jr, olds Nn RIs M IaunmY S350 firsNast 686-1319 CLOSE to Osnm centre h1'ANn room m large 1rwldy d home wash 3 others �n,ne b uAkc vans" a8k. dry Must like chM,en. "nn smoker $350 5765577 FURNISHEONNFURNSHEO ,yngeo,is 3 Ixmwm akevew -4.. to Share .,In .11 oilier professrorWs $40" 15blast AvadaoN imme- d.WV (905) 831 58M LEGAL SECRETARY has h0.51 '.i share win or, Smnkmo w,rkmg prutessiun- al (Large Itedrooml 5365 pe mo F,rsclas 19051576-7W2 after 6 OSHAWA Fum•sred TOM m ani•., 11_111n mile d le- -1, Cor SM mom. mclusrve.irom. available orme- dunly Rhee 5740904 Vt""IY -dean Meet mature Mime to sre L"IeI,-.0d balky arna d 1r 9 po ". fault - all fireplace. walk to shop. FirMark 9905.665-0728Fandwl5. . Im caewekmwe PICKERING-'3e 3 txdrwo o n" . p,, -IN lake en eivjc bac". ""I decorated $9250MWO 1st d fast Call 190518394659 1 oda s OSHAWA A Mmms Free Rem -no h., . tram S4CG ,Con if. 3G, 1600 son from "00 GOO " n 2 rid Ito. across Iron osh Centre. East Oshawa 400 Stan slgpso. Ce11 434.2"7 a 65TIryrage IDEAL 1 person protess.onal 350 94 h. hrNsted exposure on lee "ley R1 m Alva. ON the MOWN 905-SM3581 � Gaga WINK u,s ?,ria,. -WNW and lube "auave law a ort, Gmpm, (90i72S."ll INDUS'Rn- NTS '.• r,�, wtrewn,a spar :nks W andppxx��pp 4U5494: anent 7 i'94SAb eAMILY HOUSEKEEPING .91, ave Main WY4..eW C nvor'Olurd, :.. hours normost a Tortilla,t- SUB 13 2212 1 1 P _ Fee so Fess• ONO .ry 3.t oat m 3 .asnn>aq. da em L: I.n M4tM $tt7.000e 2aNa" 7 a ronin 2 wasnrWrrn. Colo 10 *"it lam dove 10 scrota. Wrks tt Cennr + great Mm.s Con I .. n Bou esti a FrankwP,� C4.9 aUj4B651Si • 11 •. F B YEAR Old Home 4 -Md Oom 4 WInr.m Q-1 wint S ar gYsae walk ourravwe GrNdNa OFk 6We.,M ddWr raa outs Mai. God 71-5505 1250.000 C10905-571-5505 -SSOS AJAXHermitage area, de Lio-d 4 bedrooas, 3 la double garage 7 welfaciesclesmw. NNagqcaalI, has~ am. 52H.00) 905- 4270428 FOM bodmm hone n or Simba area of P,ckenng close to all en -ties Gar deNr's Paradise Cap to vww 5209.900 (905)831 3130 GNANDOLEW MEA will -kept those. SPICidn Ieotd-kX. 3 rax -stn bedrooms. W I,r- apoonUSeO dMg,60m Gott lamlyroofwm.bghl. gas. d rase. ate store. Ask - kg 5125,000 1791 OEM COUNTRY home m 10 ACM $149.000 Showing 11afa Spm Mardi am & 1491, 15 *n Norm of 401 on Her, 28 Cal 1519)741-9702 PHNEEMS. Sm Gelpoes Urge yt 0,000 cual r tow. John Soddy b,e1Nr, main floor bill". Stykpl0 Nrrac n9onor7plMi.37t1, 91XiB3,- 420 420 stirs FOR 1011 t1iMCOE STIMT NORTiI 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Uruts. Utilities included Stove 6 Rehglgeerraabbr. Parquay tams tfwoulfout. Parking included. Playground Area, Ckm to schools and shopping. From 5lIkIl . Contigs -721-0880 425 425 ME-- M -g-11111011111 APAtk^L liaLumme 1600, 16M sq. n. DA. door and office, SMS 7mb dAIL 2200 sq. R., 100% noshed pont unl, $975yryl 17M s4. n.,UUO level, plus office. 18 N cefirip5, 57% Mo. lltt>mmy up to 46M sq. R., 071 am $3.25 par 9q, n. lam IaMf..w/ . Awd"e Mdetar (ss) e1*45" (sag 4190-11sas t"N11i Nr aeN UPGRADED 4 6EDROOM EXECUTIVE HOME, (open concoct) in desirable area. Professionally finished basement, separate entrance, 2 bedro)ms, etc. (90$1686-2785 SAYE TNOEMMM - On 1. MI» r .LA. 2.300 so h exact, e I 0 lire home n Sough) cher[ .." an Close b 51id nwwas [�, SratS 20 0 end buses G,Wrabuse kildr 3 pool fables. Satehile .n elegant mater bedroom system. fully-tolnpDtd and . .plus malt upgrades. operating at 433 Simcoe Paned for A fan sale $22.900 lyron 19051666-5701 PNM 5) Includes all Call Jim Tru. SIX MONTH OLD, 3bdrm, dao. Reiner summit Realty ,Jet Mick 212 bale open 668-3800 comp. hardwood Poor, FIn plan. '"'Oh roman tub. s __------_ FULLY EOu1PPE0 1 char Livid M/dshve. fully uporad. Kings BarbersloU for real in pry. wa Call ed. prnae-lot. Fur st Oshawa. f 9.900 -5791330 (E MaA 19051720-1613 HEALTH FOOD Shan for sale Call I -M-45-1-3171. R WAS. Franchise buy,rq croup needs AJAX-rICTORMN ELEGANCE, membes our sMwaWnrtby/ 3 bedroom back free holo r•Urknam CAP Mr McMahon 905895-3638 luwinm oe. 11/2 years new, nbeigenr sacwe. response. bls. naspoahA considerate. snows torfecti Peon. Sunday NEED EXTRA INCOME? Fath Marml. Open House 2-4 Pm Avenue Collechon 1.11 ,,Uh .4 U. Ave (Harwood /Frsh- line fashion Jewellery Compa. �� t) $157900 10 yr Mort rp n looking is for people to gage available a 6 65% expand thea business Come 905-427-1677 at to our tree semrac Ma¢h Towrrrouaes 11. 1996 at 7 3D p In at tit 1 Burd of Edugtron 400 31 le old. 5'8', Jus figured. raanon Rd. E. W wiry On- 'RARF 0►PORNNITI•"'. I- P lieu am wneresteil m k,r' ate as new 2 and 3 Idroom townhouses 4 e ew pan a full-time sales, come appliances af. YOM out 10 see MPw ilaeMlKnstart new today i.ome to geablY 5500 de. 3 WP nm d a Ilosr Good credo Some rine Fool To tote Dur In. of sue !a Owes N Wahhed Purchas- cesslul independent pordeq. Call Goo""" George Cad Ew 19051 4265262 or Waken at 905 -??11 9114 WHY (905) 421-3171 ' RCA - INTERNET/TV unit nrors. Seeking a Cork~ rent. b to 45. won smNr brvps in, «ora In You, TV .tI TROUT FISHERMANS para fr 1104 the cost of a Cumput- mse 37 scent areas rn rr Dealerseymad Good $% !ase trout fusion Near New- .asM Omse $75,000 pokmra F/T . PIT For into k gGu Mater F a Frank ad Proof demo ore 18811 Estates 5764111 3142292 Fax (41612923053 P Money NnsE fRFSINE21 v oars Ly CaMNlght etc. SSelug a tnstbWly . GIC, lonly seekers rean�ren nor o, mmep HONEY PROBLEMS. Gel , ovnnuvry e'pa`lderg to Dur - o; Jc`1 awe. shout gong ^am Region Enwrorentmady writ "$ r•r b.mg yrn�5aetd frleryh Product I,ne reduces Event" a"I ed regardless auto emns,ons up Io 90%, M1 Crede rang Call for Ira Increases ioileage 6 safety, urmaeon 905-576-3505 reduces manwance aO Shlde t bans ekeWded 901432-6226 (24 tws ) OBTAMMG A LOAN IS NOT CHAT mod of 15- old moRw of oro GUARANTEED SOME s 1 All[80113 COMPANIES CHARGE UI- to Party antl nave lit"some FnlrT FEES. Met DD rDr n B BOX 26435 SUGGESTED TllluT YOU WVFSTNIJM TNORWGN- LY OFFORE SIGNING ANY EIi'1 .wrPg.r. kwuwte NWTGAGES .Lod bad an p.. i u g or Pur, ose W'streowmpl4491� M m GYa 668WV_ . 1 Dawes. BISS FOR SALE E1tdb T11.bWwn :u we. 71A Pilsen Ialant will) Cw�rammy x�rwng�proc�ery den . IlrMywa. A i P boraant D~Region 93 WIC CM m n main Carl trop a1" a.~ ant h- gg3,4[M""'g f43.000 1 Legal NO. a 1 Logy Nu, Thr Tr el (bsart Pro6ase ale/ Family (-ours Depwtmewl N,arlolk Ureide Dackct No 911A01)12 AC l CITTATION C. 210. 4 6 1n- Ntancr of Jc. LI6 hcth Lee 'armee. manor any unknown w unnamed father, ani all rsons arrem sted a petition for the option of msad ch.0 petition has born prrsemed to sad corn by C Adoption Program of Parcnts' and aWen, I Services• of Newton, MA praying leave w adopt said c1NW. you dcurc N Object thetero you Or your Forney murk file a written appear4ace in III sown at Dcdhaa"49 High %I. P.O. Sok 9. DeJAam. %1A02027-0269 W -v ten hack in thic forYoemat 110:00 AA1.i on arch 23. 19". JOCal Davtd II K„fvIrrF n, Exqwrc, v Juv11CC Of said (a,or I Ig: February it. 19,411 Thomas Patrick Hujllne, Rcgasler of Ruhale THE AJAX PICKERIN(: NEWS ADVERTISER, MARCH 4, 19WPAGE 13 620 020 80C 815 81,5 852 E=C= 852 guomy III menti. 111111 18. 24 Mars 1 -900 bathrooms, additions 4513713 DAILY IBRO ORO and second stones. SCOPE 1.900477.7770 $500 Home repairs. N noun Ba$~ Apts . umDRUMHOUSE Rec-rooms, plumbing. WIVES - narm 8 create Additions,"'""""-' drywall, Ceramic tiling phone numHn. 1-900451 3638 Cit M. $3 29,-, must 15 yrs. Exp. be to I tine Call Mario LADIES. Pamper Yourself (905} 6194668. Relaxation rriassags. hot ml household re"rs, strong hands and you' 45 Oel.(416) 5604663 ..Zev=. 90 whiles7t50 NO Job too smallJos. RA WM WAN" WORK Dorg Maple For Children's Patin And All Occasions. Magoon. OO • Axl *Chddrens entertainment for any Occasion. Clownts /*� In -nolo available Mark character look allkes. loot bags, balloon-o•grams 190514325369 MC-" Won raMslnq *ace panting, magic. flnl$Ic Finished ou" l'8kE6RbbonAward Wnww•City Pants1901W OSHAWA III menti. RELAXING bathrooms, additions AV— OLDER ONTARIO ,A and second stones. MASSAGE Home repairs. 44or ay So9eu11, All work guaranteed 40 King St.W Waller Leaver (905) 404-9625 428-2145 'f REAL SPOUSE CNMWG7? F Psychic Answers You w HANDYMAN! know Rated 11 Poli For PeoDle xha need 100.000 . Gains Use Us Calls household re"rs, confidential 24MM . $2 99/ but short on cash. mm 18. 1-900.451.4055 NO Job too smallJos. THIS COULD M YOII! Single "male. K, loves 5-5. ro snare my Ede vvaay. If You are serbus I am Geri- SYDNEY, 100% gorgeous ell 4905)428-7;28elit Eanwtasirrenl r e"th.nwn .PTIOINAL LADIES Nt, DI RII1N RFf e10N 6Y DIS(.RFTN)N (AAARANTEF-D 4041E-8761 shin slatd beauly Call (416) 4416)632-2209 567.36921 asnvg flours ax, xrrKYN ' Owmrwlkg : �� r � ' Daw4laY Please read your W 1 amweerm WINNER OF THE 1917 classified ad on the J. rl S. V. All Pro Paindrq GET ?FDR THE PRICE OF / READERS CHOICE AWARD' CARPENTRY New MF If rerq $6 , -I, first day of publics- MIA ubliea- ru r Stucco w, s a" Let REtunds FAST s m•r�mg ^g up 107000 sgh .aomet5 Renovations ,Beene •Bean with free E -Filing tion as on cannot „,ryry p vaaum g. dun win err a be responsible for .ashen. bathroom at -e%.M. la paces dssrxrg. road l Homs Pnurn * A1X,v try '•^, oaslmMt. CE2mpt zi+: on !ear Sonars wasfod window leOpts Pminsvnal Accr.Trad more than one "les 6 hardwood A,: for a FREE Estimate base boards. 6 "'Nfev"-r Judy Kulreia CGA •s knees 8 decks. else me 401°` 905-428.2061 insertion in the 404-9669 needs blearing Cp pl,a1. a. s-..,> event of an error. Plea" gill Jack 10 years experience v�nr:.s ara�ur�� (905) 428'72W Cair Rub B 416.706-9261 or John at TMS PAINTING (905) 428 1739 I 8 DECOR °1e"G TO ADVERTISE I Interior 8 Exterior srreoh 1 Helly on j European Workman- ALL SAFE PRO YOUR Ship DRIVING SCHOOL �US�C�IIri�7�7 OR There IS No Job Too Fast. clean. ne-r n, , .1n. ,gin : „-d ;O xylols ewrmrP •a,g .•,unu't.., Big or Small! 420-0081 I n'^wnn Fre - . SvE>Dv in>C IN au Dial A Ilrsballd ae 6 Afarh 16 - 19. THIS My ■ S SECTION We D• H Ale! it K Fn 6279. ` --a r '428-141�r4.d PLEASE CALL a - 3hr 9,ib 42$-1717 •^ -Ma or Rcombilcr•s. NATIONAL • ao Yrs. cof1FONNd trop. MOVING SYSTEMS Ad," • Top Tradnorldhesman af.LUrak 9 c • ,m.d Emrrtewniiws Tradesnyn •, •ate (416) 724-0101 SEWN AND 10 - NTS (888) 471-0023 MONTH o1SC—— 1 Births 1 &rots ca dor- P. n PRIVATE FREE ESTIMATE Oar Ea star t*NR Olik 9.723-7179 ^.d,.3MOuplAINr NgraFll8 6 G Pt LASING MOVIr saiosraANO TUBSw'20'Ar.u rrorum:ewPatin soO well and pump ones avalaw Senor 8 .w. u�+. elfgasu1Sta11aI.-and nnrldi dncwrms Foxam esrimets 6.4466Ogg Gram 571-0755. e ,4161 34$ -UW 1.888-491-0600 9651 GWW? S! "ARM -O -TME- 11t1pON BRIT CAN MOVERS ESCORT FtUM81P$G :TC Move De; ,• 1`X1 ew sEpr4icE 3-a:rrOm^5 5a'uttreerlLl "rice hw" Y.' Fra CSD- ni145. Sason tkfoDwtt. f�CIN" umble ESCOM ' • c'e�s. dastsnas'wn ;sort rtobce moa". All. for SO ocwiona '"pa`s 9" pgir+p. out ca". 'uspl[ceA B.a.O. WanFxs moved. also 24 hrs. 7 "las FF" "tyles `1iDYAO4 coact ywlable. 412-94" No Ids too small Coh+oa 1=1 141411 Can Pl6 n9 escors Can Phs. 427.5162 1 105p•T-4177:• :1 Ann 1-- ounc4amrNs :1 ArnoFalpnierns .:1 AnndaNKererN9 �:}t"T- •wwn .G GET A HERB START oculi :LARK [� u�°" c PLUMBING s 51011A/E , ..,. . -9nsee _s,.-ec. $fiefs. •Y�..:' -s -..: 1t -he h baajt��Sr3. Fwprove our, E RICHTERS HERBS °'°'"'° 5-i'°'a M'O al nd '.,awn O FM Fi Ucen.n '. 'enOvdt-wls, vlwrrd f.te Ettiman beeg as tlnrokrgA u5 ;ir JIA R1LC ,auir,ieS saws uiI coli ni ua,i wain5 .reline" woce. Neaten +ewe Htc4s. M 'ti w i FREE ESTIMATES call 4 -TM Kelly Rernmer March 8 '.a.dirtq' _aN 16 YRS. EXP L r.hried Hrrbal March 22 -Container Herb Gardens' March 29 'Salute to St. John's Wort- yI-1Mu ` AGnI 5 'Landscaping with Herbs- %Ne w' Lectures begin at 2.00 p.m. In our Greenhouse longed at 357 Hwy 47. Goodwood, Call 6"77 for more information "MARCH " 0 SPECIAL" - rbYa1 ' � . Z', =I Lame wYm l x^ Rosernary Plant key an q :1 J0 NOW Se 00 Mretion 11.1 a ane ncee a FINE CULIAWY OEM CHMT AJAX/PI/'IiERINI: NEWS ADVERTISER HRINI:ti VOU... 686-0172. 24 req. '' - I Ihwrahnrr1-MMl-239 Esperwncad 1116) 282-^305 etcPAI/ITING'GUARANTEEi 24(&1313 INCOME TAX -- -- PLASTEHING tax Pr4EaratKIn nY ilex , F -File .msarfrei SELL IT NOW service available `-10eNNwaes' at additional cost. It f4raue CALL KallkoScraices n4ger fuel-zr-3w 683-0707 (kAOS I X26-2621 FREE! A GIFT FOR YOU�i AND YOUR BABY Place a birtr arrourcemert r ;,,r paper and receive a FREE "BABY'S HERE GIFT PAC" 4� Broke Approx. $25 worth of 3rarld narne uroducts Your free coupon is redeemable at Sears, Oshawa Centre or Pickering Town Centre Inquire at: News A 0 'a E R I I S E 01 130 Commercial Ave., Alan i 13 - 1822 Whites Rd.. Pickering 683-0707 d. F 11 li E PERSONAL AD FREE VOICE GREETING IDM ambers mrh sin rnEllcge uE Marl losses WANT TO EXPLORE? . I Pensmals 49 yr -Nd. 5 6- separated AV— OLDER ONTARIO ,A O INTERIOR O • stern clan vino. 6 OECORATOGCLASSES • number 41 4`• 55" eat 673's and ACvar,r.-7 tont 66st 6s U y4rkrgs aW -yj,.' EXOTIC thipow sexual, Lai blMea ding Arartable fpr ,Our Projects,'nrdow$, en ;al :416) 566 3039 leyl11 'ntdI"s e1[ 712 wilaoa NAYERLY ►S sive M- Ogswa7lS-1311 3 sww-. .M .y aacr w41w1 ft94.rr. '16•'24 nn t Mck.l-600-"54"7 900-451-3713 NONSMOKER Eanwtasirrenl r e"th.nwn .PTIOINAL LADIES Nt, DI RII1N RFf e10N 6Y DIS(.RFTN)N (AAARANTEF-D 4041E-8761 shin slatd beauly Call (416) 4416)632-2209 567.36921 asnvg flours ax, xrrKYN ' Owmrwlkg : �� r � ' Daw4laY Please read your W 1 amweerm WINNER OF THE 1917 classified ad on the J. rl S. V. All Pro Paindrq GET ?FDR THE PRICE OF / READERS CHOICE AWARD' CARPENTRY New MF If rerq $6 , -I, first day of publics- MIA ubliea- ru r Stucco w, s a" Let REtunds FAST s m•r�mg ^g up 107000 sgh .aomet5 Renovations ,Beene •Bean with free E -Filing tion as on cannot „,ryry p vaaum g. dun win err a be responsible for .ashen. bathroom at -e%.M. la paces dssrxrg. road l Homs Pnurn * A1X,v try '•^, oaslmMt. CE2mpt zi+: on !ear Sonars wasfod window leOpts Pminsvnal Accr.Trad more than one "les 6 hardwood A,: for a FREE Estimate base boards. 6 "'Nfev"-r Judy Kulreia CGA •s knees 8 decks. else me 401°` 905-428.2061 insertion in the 404-9669 needs blearing Cp pl,a1. a. s-..,> event of an error. Plea" gill Jack 10 years experience v�nr:.s ara�ur�� (905) 428'72W Cair Rub B 416.706-9261 or John at TMS PAINTING (905) 428 1739 I 8 DECOR °1e"G TO ADVERTISE I Interior 8 Exterior srreoh 1 Helly on j European Workman- ALL SAFE PRO YOUR Ship DRIVING SCHOOL �US�C�IIri�7�7 OR There IS No Job Too Fast. clean. ne-r n, , .1n. ,gin : „-d ;O xylols ewrmrP •a,g .•,unu't.., Big or Small! 420-0081 I n'^wnn Fre - . SvE>Dv in>C IN au Dial A Ilrsballd ae 6 Afarh 16 - 19. THIS My ■ S SECTION We D• H Ale! it K Fn 6279. ` --a r '428-141�r4.d PLEASE CALL a - 3hr 9,ib 42$-1717 •^ -Ma or Rcombilcr•s. NATIONAL • ao Yrs. cof1FONNd trop. MOVING SYSTEMS Ad," • Top Tradnorldhesman af.LUrak 9 c • ,m.d Emrrtewniiws Tradesnyn •, •ate (416) 724-0101 SEWN AND 10 - NTS (888) 471-0023 MONTH o1SC—— 1 Births 1 &rots ca dor- P. n PRIVATE FREE ESTIMATE Oar Ea star t*NR Olik 9.723-7179 ^.d,.3MOuplAINr NgraFll8 6 G Pt LASING MOVIr saiosraANO TUBSw'20'Ar.u rrorum:ewPatin soO well and pump ones avalaw Senor 8 .w. u�+. elfgasu1Sta11aI.-and nnrldi dncwrms Foxam esrimets 6.4466Ogg Gram 571-0755. e ,4161 34$ -UW 1.888-491-0600 9651 GWW? S! "ARM -O -TME- 11t1pON BRIT CAN MOVERS ESCORT FtUM81P$G :TC Move De; ,• 1`X1 ew sEpr4icE 3-a:rrOm^5 5a'uttreerlLl "rice hw" Y.' Fra CSD- ni145. Sason tkfoDwtt. f�CIN" umble ESCOM ' • c'e�s. dastsnas'wn ;sort rtobce moa". All. for SO ocwiona '"pa`s 9" pgir+p. out ca". 'uspl[ceA B.a.O. WanFxs moved. also 24 hrs. 7 "las FF" "tyles `1iDYAO4 coact ywlable. 412-94" No Ids too small Coh+oa 1=1 141411 Can Pl6 n9 escors Can Phs. 427.5162 1 105p•T-4177:• :1 Ann 1-- ounc4amrNs :1 ArnoFalpnierns .:1 AnndaNKererN9 �:}t"T- •wwn .G GET A HERB START oculi :LARK [� u�°" c PLUMBING s 51011A/E , ..,. . -9nsee _s,.-ec. $fiefs. •Y�..:' -s -..: 1t -he h baajt��Sr3. Fwprove our, E RICHTERS HERBS °'°'"'° 5-i'°'a M'O al nd '.,awn O FM Fi Ucen.n '. 'enOvdt-wls, vlwrrd f.te Ettiman beeg as tlnrokrgA u5 ;ir JIA R1LC ,auir,ieS saws uiI coli ni ua,i wain5 .reline" woce. Neaten +ewe Htc4s. M 'ti w i FREE ESTIMATES call 4 -TM Kelly Rernmer March 8 '.a.dirtq' _aN 16 YRS. EXP L r.hried Hrrbal March 22 -Container Herb Gardens' March 29 'Salute to St. John's Wort- yI-1Mu ` AGnI 5 'Landscaping with Herbs- %Ne w' Lectures begin at 2.00 p.m. In our Greenhouse longed at 357 Hwy 47. Goodwood, Call 6"77 for more information "MARCH " 0 SPECIAL" - rbYa1 ' � . 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You may, also Chong. or renew you, ad by ca&V fter Copyrighf 1997ATS ' ' AM 14 • THE NMS ADVEKnSER WIMNESDAY, MARCH 4,19" SPOPTS Atom Raiders 2-3 in final season games The Ajax -Pickering Raiders Village Chrysler 'minor atom 'AAA' rep hockey team finished the regular season with two wins and three losses in its final five contests. The Raiders locked up fifth place in the Eastern Ontario 'AAA' league standings and will now face the York-Simcoe Express in the first round of the playoffs. Ajax - Pickering has had trouble with the Express all season and expects the series to he a physical one. In their final regular -season tilt, the Raiders defeated the Richmond Hill Stars 7-4 in Richmond Hill. Leading the charge for the Raiders were Ryan Carey and Kyle Wetering with two goals each. Adding single markers were Joey Assenza, Adam Bell and Derrick Gray. Assisting were Carey and Richard Scholicld with three each, Derrick Fullerton. Graeme Murphy, Ryan Hutton. Assenza, Paul Kent and Wetering with one apiece. Goaltender Trevor Seclert was at the top of his game. The Raiders were handed a 5-2 set- back by the York-Simcoe Express in Newmarket. Schofield and Justin Davidson scored the Ajax -Pickering goals. Schofield, Davidson and Kent drew assists. The Village Chrysler atoms defeat- 199 ed Whithy 5-4. Whithy had beaten the Raiders in two previous regular -season Pickering bantams eliminate Ajax to meetings. Gray scored twice for the Raiders, Schofield. Carey and Murphy tallied once each. Adding assists were Scholicld and Davidson with Mo cath. Wetering. Gray and Kent with one apiece Bryan SCutI placed a solid gonia in goal for the win q$, The Raiders were also downed by the Markham Waxers 5-2. Carey and Gray scored for Ajax -Pickering, assisted by Kent with two. Huron and Schofield with one apiece. 'T'he Ajax -Pickering atoms were defeated by York-Sirncoc 6-2. Carey and Kent scored for the r Raiders. Assenza and Fullerton assisted. Other team members are Robbie Frawley, Josh Marchant and Jefl"Piilo. "lite team is coached by Bob Bell, assisted by Randy Fullerton. The trainer is Peter Seelert and the manager is Kim Kent. - No Pressure - Non Commissioned Sales People -Yes car shopping can be fun advance PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers G,,Idcn Griddle minor ban- tam 'AA' rep hockcs team has advanced to the playoff quarter- finals after dispatching the Ajax Knights to the sidelines in the sec- ond -round series. The Golden Griddle Panthers, after earning a bye in the first-round of the playoffs. defeated the Knights three games to one in the lest -of - five series. Pickering will now face the Peterborough Nationals in the quarter- finals, stir ' r� Pan t h c r s ended the i3 < cries against \lax with a 2 win in 0 IA1%0 ; aoic four. \ndrew Hopkins ,,,rcd twice for Pickering, Ryan Pelan and Mark Rogers tallied once each. Assisting were Kcs in Rogers, Pelan and Jonathan Walsh. In game three of the series. Ajax recorded a 2-1 win over Pickering. Hopkins scored the Ione Pickering goal, assisted by Pelan and Scott Vahev. Rocky Ruta scored both Pickering goals in the second game of the series to lead the Panthers to a 2=1 win. Chris Franz was within 52 sec- onds of earning a shutout, but Ajax scored to ruin his bid. The solid defence of Michael Dawson. Mitch Grigoriadis, lames Judges, Adam Moyer. Kevin Rogers and Brandon Saker shut down Knights' offensive threats. Assisting on the Panthers' goals were Grigoriadis. David Hughes, Pelan and Walsh. Pickering prevailed in the series opener 5-3. Team captain Scott Billing was sent Flying into the boards in the second period and left the game in an ambulance. Pickering took full advantage of the resulting penalty against Ajax to rebound from a 3-1 deficit to take the lead. Pickering goals were scored by Hopkins. Hughes. Evan Georgiecski. Pelan and Ruta. Assisting were Walsh with two, Billing. Georgievski. Kevin Rogers, Mark Rogers. 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