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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1998_03_06. . ,., f4••. 1• ..111•..)• PICKERING/ROUGE EDITION D V E R T I s E R Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand March 6. 1998 Vol. 33. No. 10 Pressrun 44,000 32 pages A Budget blues We can't do math 40 without numbers from Province: Durham By Keith Gilligan staff reporter Durham Region won't have its 1998 budget com- plete until June and that ' could mean having to bor- row money to tide it over. Finance commissioner "It's in place, but I don't know if we'll use it" If Durham has to borrow money, taxpayers would be affected because property taxes would be used to pay the interest. The Province is expected to release new financial Jim Clapp told Regional ��� numbers by March 28, he Council's finance committee added. on Wednesday Durham • When the Province released won't receive the final num- downloading numbers last hers from the Province on year, it passed on $10.3 mil - downloading and reassess- JIM MCMASTER lion in costs to Durham Be- ment until the end of this Hold back money Bion. Mr. Clapp said that month. from Province? translates into a five to six "June 3, 1 honestly be- licve, is the earliest date" the budget could be complete, Mr. Clapp said. "The data is very much changing on assessment and the absolute numbers on downloading and services. It's very frustrating" Norma!ly, the budget is completed in March. Even with a budget completed on June 3, Durham may need to borrow money to maintain its cash flow. By the time residents pay their property taxes and the Region gets the money, it could be mid- to late summer. Mr. Clapp said the Region always issues an interim borrowing bylaw. WHAT' S INSIDE Editorial Page .................6 Sports ......................24 Classified ...................27 NOW TO REACH US General ...............683-5110 DOM Nolkes ...........683-3005 Andioe Lin ............683-7545 Siowrely Veers ....1-800-662-8423 Emall ...... newsroomOdurham. net lnfernet ..........durhamnews.net photo by Andrew /wanowskl On the move for the Argos — per cent tax increase for the Lisa Cardas, a member of the Toronto Argonauts' this year. The tryouts were held recently at the Region. dance team, leads a routine for Ajax and Pickering Pickering Town Centre and drew participants from See DURHAM/Page 2 hopefuls seeking a spot on the cheerleading squad around the region. Police step up community policing DICKERSON Benefit to taxpayers? By Unda White ty and its residents. staff reporter "They will become more familiar PICKERING -- Police are renewing with what looks appropriate and what their efforts to ensure communities here might be out of order;' Insp. Mills ex - "not only feel safe, but are safe" plained. That's the message Durham Regional Currently, officers are "randomly" as - Police Inspector Greg Mills passed on to signed to patrol areas, which means nu - Pickering councillors at their council merous officers may visit a problem area meeting Monday, when he unveiled — such as a park where teens hang out plans for a "complete community polic- in a given period. ing model" "There's no continuity. There's no re - One of the biggest changes involves lationship built up there," Insp. Mills told the assignment of officers to specific Regional Ward 2 Councillor Doug Dick - zones for three years, giving them a erson when asked how the move will chance to get to know better a communi- benefit taxpayers. '"be officers will in Pickering (now) be much more accountable" Police will be doing crime analyses in each zone, so a team of officers will be on top of problems in their patrol area. "We want a more permanent solution;' Insp. Mills explained. Other changes include a change in name from '19 division' to the 'Ajax - Pickering Community Police Office'. As well, police officers will now be referred to as 'community officers'. Community policing is already in full swing in Oshawa. and will be in place in Ajax and Pickering and other areas of Durham by the end of this month. Pickering fears it will have bitter PlLs to swallow NY Ueda wblhe staff reporter PICKERING — Residents here must stand up and fight for the $6 million the Town receives as host to the Pickering nu- clear station and federal airport lands, says a local councillor. The call came amidst fears the Province is considering a move to distribute the money throughout Durham Region, and that shouldn't be allowed to happen, says Ward 2 local councillor Mark Holland. "There would be a massive increase in taxes or loss of services or a combination of both," Coun. Holland says. He is putting forward a notice of motion — expected to be introduced at one of the next two meetings — in which he explains the Province is threatening to distribute to See HOLLAND/Page 3 S'n t c1:t�o. ►..s. A fTlstl+,t,',`�►rtf�s"•t t�T�rly•i•Ni � ?'/►:':�'!t!•1 j-PAdt 2 = fttRM'Ai3VLR7't, XY; IV[X7tCtTi��19l�. • . «• • • • • • • • • • « •., Durham likely to delqvbudget DURHAM/From page 1 Oshawa Councillor and Finance commit- tee chairman Brian Nicholson notes, e"That's not what will be added at the local vel. Then you add the police budget and any salary increases to our operational staff. There's an incremental increase for services. It's not long before it's double digits." Ajax Councillor Jim McMaster ques- tioned if the Region should hold back money from the Province until the munic- ipality gets the answers it needs. Noted Coun. Nicholson: "The reality is they hold all the hammers. We don't have any legislative ability. If we withhold the money, they'll be on us like glue," Coun. Nicholson said. Regional Chairman Roger Anderson has said the 'discretionary spending' avail- able to Durham won't make up for the $10.3 million, so services would have to be cut or taxes raised to make up the dif- ference. Durham has already taken over some downloaded services and it's costing Durham about $15 million a month, Chief Administrative Officer Garry Cubitt said. "We don't, per se, pay that. They (the Province) deduct it from the subsidy cheque," Mr. Clapp said. Whitby Councillor Gerry Emm said some people are holding back on spending because they fear a big tax increase and "that's not helping the economy:' News Advertiser carrier collections under way The Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser offers a friendly reminder to our valued readers that carrier collections are currently under way. You carrier will pay a visit to your home between now and March 18 solicit- ing the voluntary $5 monthly fee. The Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser is a vol- untary pay newspaper, so you'll still receive top- notch service from your carrier and an informative SALE �. ►_PECIAL BARWIS i IN TODAY'S AWS AdV_�ser Friday, March 6, 1998 News Advertiser 'Canadian Tire AjdPidl. Eaton's *Green Pepper Cafe PicL 'Grand & Toy •Junft Woo ft ' ! 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If lllw dW not twelve yow Nears Advertiser or Ayrrs can Circulation at W-5im Hotter+ Mon. - Fri. 9 - IA30 Sat- 9 - 4:30, Son. 10 - i Everyone reads and shops the News Advertiser! NEW MILLENNIUM PUSIVIG'S PROM (11MIIISI M AIUM # ........................ • ,43wtis I & 2 bedroom lutes, may VA views of Idae onlaio • 5 apph mots • Superb recrestiow 6cires 1 co 1t�' Y • Secure 24-hour pled morin y ad b� ptrds • 4M from the Pidvn Taro Cewe, Gil 96m W H*Az 401 ��% iit Pre cotntnlction prices from 1(14, 900 000 t - CALL SHERRY SEMIS, M VA Associate Broker ,tilt• � stitsivol�a - (905)831-3300 WA4K First Reality Ltd, Reahor Everyone reads and shops the News Advertiser! r Hollands a s Provin- 1,". be" s-ettin, u g p HOLLMD/From page 1 the Region Pi.ckering's payment -in -lieu of property taxes (PILs), including those paid by yOntario Hydro for the operation of the Picker - Ong Nuclear Generating Station. "The consequences would be ex- .1raordinarily dramatic and drastic," maintains Coun. Holland, who fears "it would mean redefining what we do as a municipality. We would have to throw our long-term and capital plans out the window." PILs are now used to offset ex- penses in the Town's $32 million op- erating budget and help keep taxes in check. But the Town likely wouldn't lose a total of $6 million if the Province moves ahead with its threats. That's because it would probably assume its share from the Region and would also benefit from redistribution of PILs in ce could shellgame' Clarington, home to the Darlington Nuclear Generating Station. But, Coun. Holland doesn't think the Province would instruct the Region to use the money to offset taxes in Pickering only be- cause "that would be nothing more than a shell game" Instead, he fears it will pit one mu- nicipality against another, when Pick- ering residents "deserve" the financial benefits of PILs "because we have to put up with the nuclear station. "I think people in Pickering would be nothing short of outraged" if the Province moves ahead with redistribu- tion of PILs. In his notice of motion, Coun. Hol- land is calling for a public meeting and for a newsletter to all town resi- dents explaining what Pickering stands to lose and directs the town treasurer to prepare a report on potential loss- es. 'Plans out the window' Green thumbs meet Tuesday in Pickering PICKERING -- The newest in an- nual are discussed Tuesday, March 10 when the Pickering Horticultural So- ciety meets The group meets at 8 p.m. at the Pickering Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd Guest speaker is David Gribble of Goodwood Gardens Call 839-4604 or 420-4095 for information. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 6,1"1- PAGE 3 The newest Coffee Time outlet at the of deli sandwiches made fresh each new plaza at Altona and Kingston day, with a full assortment of toppings Roads in Pickering is not like any available. There's also soups, salads other. In fact, it's probably one of the and chili available. Coffee Time offers most customer -friendly outlets of its a lunch special of a coffee, sandwich kind in the area. and soup for $4.49 plus tax. "We want people to come in and see All the baked goods in the store are us because we're going to surprise fresh baked each night, which adds to them," says John Wagner, who co-owns the quality and taste of the baked the business with his brother Michael. goods. "We're constantly working on And, the differences are apparent as fresh products daily. We start fresh soon as you walk in the door of the every day," says John, adding the spanking -new 2,200 -square -foot coffee donuts are than our competitors. shop, opened on Aug. 30 of last year. In the handling of the food by staff, The 74 -seat Coffee Time is clean and gloves were used once and thrown bright with customers greeted by away by the counter staff. "If you are a friendly staff and a clean table every fussy person, you'd be very satisfied," time. There's also a separate smoking says Michael. area -- only the second in the Coffee The coffee grounds are checked Time chain to provide a separate room every three weeks to make sure that the for smokers. store sells its customers a consistently - The smoking area, says Michael, has fine coffee cup in and cup out. seating for 25 people and is completely The customer service at Coffee Time sealed off from the non-smoking part is second to none. Each weekday of the outlet. It has its own heating and morning there are three counter staff air ventilation system along with its and one owner on hand to make sure own entrance. customers are served quickly. "We But, the brothers are most proud of want to make sure we have the staff to their commitment to freshness, provide good service;' says John. cleanliness, top-quality service and Coffee Time also offers top-quality value. cakes for any occasion for a low price "We want to have top quality in of $24.00. The outlet has also supplied everything;' says John. '"This is not cakes to several weddings since it your typical coffee shop. There was a opened last year. lot of effort put into putting this place Coffee Time also offers a 10 per cent together." discount for ail seniors. The new Coffee Time comes complete with a large 12 -foot sandwich bar where customers can have a variety 300 Kingston Rd. at Altona (905) 509-5252 ie - PAGE 4 e1�>aR ueamine looms for contest cnallenging-Du The deadline is approaching for children is asking children in Durham Region to sub- by- 11" white sheet of paper to KIDSPEECH between the ages of eight and 15 to enter a mit a free-hand drawing, story or logo which and Family Rehabilitation. Attention: creative contest in celebration of Speech and illustrates what it means to them to speak Mandy Davids, 19 Larabee Cres., Don Hearing Month this May. with their friends. Mills, ON, M3A 3E6, no later than 6 p.m. KIDSPEECH and Family Rehabilitation Entries are to be submitted on an 8-1/2"- March 27. GM sales Entrants are reminded to include a title along with their name, age, telephone num- ber and mailing address. For more information call (416) 44 - SPEAK. p in_. February1_ OSHAWVA Car and truck sales by General Motors of Canada . last month were down more than 13 per cent from last year. GM an- r nounced Thursday` ` # that vehicle sales of 23,636 in Feb- ruary were 13.5 per cent lower 15 20 25 than the same month in 1997. nR"�• G R '"�" rtR "•' Truck sales de - y G creased 9.3 per COMFORT SLEEP ORTHOPEDIC ORTHOPRACTIC cent while car salmi were down NO$1 16.5 per cent. PAYMENTS 69SNG�1!9!9 S,rrcLE $24 "Boleti were a IIATWSS MATTRESS tNATTREss little slower than we anticipated but SET -$289 SET $339 SET $409 NO 1997 was an ex- D ............... 209 SET 339 D..... 249 SET 399 D... 289 SET479 tremely strongINTEREST °""' 259 SET 409 ° 299 SET 469 0.... 319 SET 519 year and month- _.,..�..44 K.....9 SET 699 K....... _... 489 SET 759 K..... 529 SET 839 to -month compar- FOR - 1. i ons will reflect -- CAPTAIN CAPTAIN DELUXE ? `0 this:' said Dick " l MAPLE tti MAPLE--- x. k. Conlin, marketing0 � • „ � .......-�:�—'- ""♦`,,;�' R •�; vice president. 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They'll share in some fun with companions and colleagues. They'll help fatherless boys in Ajax and Picker- ing. It's that simple. The Ajax -Pickering Big Brothers Association is in the midst of its annual Bowl For Kids' Sake event, which raises a substantial portion of the funding it needs to continue its touching tradition of helping young boys. And this year's event is underscored by the fact that the Ajax -Pickering association is celebratin MIS - RUNNING SUSAN O' NEILL STAFF WRITER Durham educators left in limbo If teachers across the province had been holding their breath awaiting de- tails of the new funding formula, plen- ty would have turned blue by now. The last deadline the Minister of Education and Training promised to stick to, but didn't, was the end of Feb- ruary. Well, the first week of March has now come and there's still no sign of a funding model. Ministry officials keep repeating the g its 25th year of reaching out in our communities. tired phrase that it's coming shortly butit seems the government has been LETTERS Who are the children who benefit? egging educators on for months now. They are your newspaper delivery boy, the kid OUR READERS' VIEWS ON THE NEWS The new formula was promised be - on the corner or down the hall, the right winger on fore the beginning of the new year, your son's hockey team, the boy who sits beside then teachers were told it would come your child in class, Article Ignores and dedication to this programme. in February and now some are saying There are many youngsters who need your help,they've heard it could be April. either through sponsorship of a participant in the students stake Jessica Tompkins Enough is enough. Brandon Wildman The government has a responsibility Bowl For Kids' Sake event, or through taking part Havley Dynes to provide Ontario's educators with the yourself. in volunteer Exeter High School tools necessary to do their jobs. But there are many more who have grown to live Recent changes to the education better lives through the efforts of the Big Brothers` system landed the Province with the programme Association. Tories cruel to responsibility of funding education Those Little Brothers have grown to becomeand allocating money to school boards To the editor: surviving quints across Ontario. husbands and fathers, engineers and authors, pilots We, the students of Exeter High And while the fiscal year was and police officers. Many of them have become School, are writing this letter in re- To the editor- changed from the calendar year to the Big Brothers too. sponse to the article on Jan. 13, enti- It has often been said the Mike Har- school year under Bill 160, boards And studies show the organization's efforts in tied "Dain' it : Ajax Exeter students ris government is cold and uncaring. can't wait until then to get the details. the communities they serve do have a lasting, tan- already volunteer". They have been widely accused of ig- School boards are faced with trying gible effect on the lives of young boys. Consider The article, by Linda White, states noring the plight of women, the poor, to determine staffing levels for the this: Fully 46 per cent of Little Brothers were less the Exeter Citizenship Volunteer Pro- and the elderly. Mr. Harris and his un- coming school year without knowing gramme is run by Sarkis Kay, where- derlings angrily insist that this isn't so. how much money they'll have for likely to use drugs-, 27 per cent were less likely to as the truth is quite the opposite. Now take a moment to consider teachers' salaries. turn to alcohol; 52 per cent were less likely to skip The Exeter Volunteer programme their treatment of the three surviving The possibilities of layoffs means a day of school and 37 per cent were less likely to has been running for six years. The Dionne quintuplets. many new teachers have been left skip a class. only way this programme has been Enough said? wondering if they'll have a classroom Why? Because of the bond created between a made possible is because of several to teach in come September and par - Big Brother and a Little Brother, who may have students' efforts. These students have William A. Lambert ents wondering what programmes will had little contact with a male influence in their participated in the peer leadership Pickering be available. lives. course, part of which includes the The News Advertiser accepts letters to Boards have also been left frantical- It s important. It's beneficial. Its effects last a maintenance of the volunteer pro- the editor. All letters should be typed or ly trying to prepare possible models Po gramme. This is not an easy job as the neatly hand-written, 150 words. Each for the coming year's budget while lifetime. And it works. students must find their own contacts letter must be signed with a first and last sorting through stub -year budgets at Help Ajax -Pickering the Big Brothers mark their within the community. These students name u two initials and a last name. the same time. re 25th anniversary in the community by making this aalso required to pie the vol- Please include a phone number for me. It's no wonder teachers aro t'frustrat- campaign the success it should be. Help bowl them " P within the school. fication. The editor reserves the right to ed with the Hams government, which over. The students only obtain a ,small edit copy for style, length and content. has also not yet released Bill 160 regu- amount of help from the schools fac- Opinions expressed in letters are those lations governing the working condi- To respond to this editorial call mty. of the writer and not necessarily those of bons and terms of employment for This article denies the students nci Is and vice -principals. nfosounoe Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5112 proper recognition for their hand work the News Advertiser. principals and are expected to milli make a decision before the end of the TM WHITTAKER Publisher GIVE US A CALL The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland month regarding their status as mem- Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of hers of the province's teachers' federa- JOANNE BURGHARDT Editor -in -Chief GENERAL 683-5110 newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member tions. STEVE HOUSTON Managing Editor CLASSIFIED 683-0707 of the Ajax 8 Pu*emp Board of Trade, Ontario People can't function in a vacuum. BRUCE DANFORD Advertising Manager DISTRIBUTION 683-5117 Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- It's time to end this standoff and allow ALYIN BROl1WER Retail Advertising Manager ADMIN/CLASSIFIED Newspaper Assoc., and the CanadiwtED FAX 683-7363 Circulations Audit Board. The News Advertiser educators to get on with the business EDDIE KOLODZIEdCZAK Classified Advertising Manager COMPOSING FAX 579-9273 is a member of the Ontario Press Council, eo of teaching children in a stable envi- MONIQUE LEA Real Estate/AutomotiveAdvertising newsroom eOdurham.net E-MAIL Gould St., Toronto, Ont. M5B 2M7, an indepen- ronment. ABE FAKHOURIE Distribution Manager www.durharnnews.net WEB SITE dent organization that addresses reader com- BARBARA HARRISON Production Manager plaints about member newspapers. The pub- �7M Usher reserves the right to classify or refuse Susan O'Neill is a regular News Advertiser,. .IANICE 0, NEIL Assistant Production Manager cal.ft. any advertisement. Credit for advertisement columnist. To respond to this column call In - CHERYL HAINES Assistant Production Manager � ANN limited to space price error occupies. fosource at 683-7040 and dial 5108. moo.. Nil EDUCATION NEWS IN DURHAM Local kids not part of national math testing A sample of students tested in a Canada -wide mathematics test last spring, which ranked Ontario's stu- dents among the lowest across the country, did not include any local pupils, reports the Education Quali- ty and Accountability Office. The results of the second nation- wide report on student performance in mathematics, released last week by the Council of Ministers of Edu- cation Canada (CMEC), "showed Ontario lower than the results for Canada overall," says Anne Lloyd, accountability and assessment offi- cer for the Durham District School Board. However, she reports "there were no Durham students included as part of the sample." The mathematics assessment, conducted as part of the School Achievement Indicators Programme (SAIP), included 48,000 13- and 16 -year-old students from across Canada. The report on the SAIP mathe- matics assessment is the first in the second series of tests that also in- clude reading, writing and science. The first round of mathematics tests was completed in December, 1993. John Bachmann, president of the Organization for Quality Education, says, "While the Harris government has been taking a lot of flak lately for moving too fast with its reform agenda, OQE believes the SAIP re- sults show that we can't move fast enough in the areas of curriculum and testing if we are to prepare our children for a technologically -in- tense future." However, the Ontario Teachers' Federation claims the "falling test results can be directly correlated with instability in (Ontario's) edu- cation system. Students and teach- ers need a year free from crisis to get on with learning." Job fair for students March 23-24 The Durham District School Board's Adult and Continuing Edu- cation Centre in Oshawa is hosting a job fair for students March 23 and 24. Information will be available on summer job programmes and work experience opportunities. Students will also have the chance to take part in mock interviews, resume cri- tiques and workshops. The fair runs from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. both days at the centre, 240 Simcoe St. S. For information call (905) 436-3211. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 6,19" - PAGE 7 Gagnon trimal �, M a � � 1 I S '. 11 .i 1• . I .. '. I l i '•. L 7 . , I. . Crown ries to link suspects to London armed robberies ft durham staff Two masked gunmen, who the Crown alleges were accused killers Roshan Nourozali and Ronald Woodcock, terrorized tellers and fired four shots during a London bank robbery, a double -murder trial has heard. Personal banker Karen Dewyn testified she was on the telephone with a customer when robbers stormed the Toronto Dominion branch and opened fire Nov. 24, 1994. "I heard gunshots and loud voic- es saying 'This is a robbery, every- body hit the f—ing floor," she told a Whitby courtroom Wednesday. One of the bandits came around the glass partition protecting Ms. Dewyn and, holding up a handgun with both hands she said, "He shot at me." Court was told the bullet whizzed past her head blasting a hole in the wall behind her at about head -level. Next, she said, the gunman grabbed her by the arm, dragged her from her desk to the vault and ordered her to open the treasury. 'Ibis is a Brink's pick-up.. . Open it up fight now," the robber demandod. Receptionist Elizabeth Marc- hand, who testified she had a gun pointed at her head when the first robber entered, said a Brink's ar- moured truck made a cash drop-off about 20 minutes prior to the rob- ber's entrance. However, the bank's treasury was our a time -lock and staff were unable to open it, even with the combinations. Ms. Dewyn said the gunman continued to demand the cash com- partment be opened and became in- creasingly agitated after ordering a second employee to spin the com- bination. "He was preparing to take On right is a flight bag seized from the London residence of accused killer Ronald Woodcock following his arrest March 10, 1995. On the left is a similar bag left behind by robbers following a holdup in London a couple of months earlier. Inside that bag were the 10 live .45 calibre bul- lets shown in the foreground. everything out of the compartment and put it into his bag ... We had to show the guy there was no way of getting into it. He was very anx- ious, then frustrated when he real- ized it wasn't going to open," she said. "He was loud, aggres- sive and profane. He said f— probably every sec- ond word," she said. Ms. Dewyn said the robber took what he could grab from the vault, meanwhile the sec- ond gunman raided the cash booths, at one point firing a shot into the counter. In addition to the shot fired at Ms. Dewyn, shots were fired into the teller's booth, a filing cabinet and a glass window. The victims said both robbers wore ski masks without eyeholes and covering their entire faces. They said the gunman who went to the vault was a bit shorter than his accomplice, had no accent and was armed with a silver handgun. The other robber was described as hav- ing an accent. The: TD Bank heist was one of four London -area robberies prosecutors are suggesting were staged by the same men who shot and killed prominent Os- hawa sporting goods storcowner Roger Pardy during a holdup Sept. 14, 1994. In that heist, it is alleged, Mr. Woodcock and Mr. Nourozali stormed the then Simcoe Street South gunshop and ordered staff and customers to the THOMAS Pickering man murdered floor. Mr. Pardy was fatally shot in the head while on the telephone with a customer while three others were wounded by gunfire. The Crown also says the two ac- cused kidnapped and murdered Pickering resident Ken Thomas prior to the heist because they wanted his car for the robbery. Eleven handguns were stolen during the Gagnon Spans holdup, weapons the Crown contends were then used by Mr. Woodcock, 46, and Mr. Nourozali, 34, in a string of violent robberies in the London area. Prior to all of the robberies, in- luding the one at Gagnon Sports, a getaway car was stolen. In almost all of the robberies, the masks worn by robbers were without eyeholes. Six months after the Durham Re- gion murders, Mr. Woodcock, ock, Mr. Nourozali and a third man. Deryck Thompson, were arrested at gun- point following a grocery store holdup in which Mr. Wcx)dLock slot a customer, jurors have been told. Two handguns stolen during the- Oshawa heOshawa robbery, with their renal numbers filed off, were seized from Mr. Nouroz h and Mr. Thompson. the three-week trial has heard. During a search of Mr. Wood- cock's residence London police seized a Wardair carry -our flight bag the same: colours and similar to one bandits lett behind following an- other grocery store heist in Decem- ber. 1994, Sergeant Brent Shea tes- tified Wednesday. A blue and white Wardair bag containing 10 live round, of .45 calibre ammunition was left on a counter when robbers fled the Na- tional Grocer~, the sergeant said. Mr. Woo deo ck and Mr. Nourozali have both pleaded net guilty to two counts of first-degree murder in the robbery slavings of Mr. Pardy and Mr. Thoma,. They also face four counts of attempted murder and numerous other charges. The trial continues today and is expected to hear testimony from Mr. Thompson. rOil companies,,independents s u e off M' fr'iNW predatory pricing." durham staff _ I de de G ood WHITBY — It pitted the David and Go- liath of the gasoline industry in a game of ac- cusations about the pricing policies of major oil companies. Local independent gas station operators took on the large gas companies during a pub- lic hearing by the federal government's gaso- line pricing committee held Tuesday in Whit- by. The independents squarely placed the blame for inconsistencies in gas prices on the major companies. It's the suppliers of gas who are responsible for fluctuating prices at the pump, the commit- tee heard, while large company -operated sta- tions engage in predatory pricing to put inde- pendent operators out of business. "David is getting slaughtered by Goliath here," said MP Dan McTeague (Pickering - Ajax -Uxbridge). "Tine bottom line is the ma- jors (companies) have found a loophole to allow them to engage in below -cost selling and n pen fit reenw gas station owner Les Fisher says he's convinced the company - operated stations are getting gas from refineries, also operated by the com- pany, at a lower price than it is sold to independent owners, allowing the company station to sell gas for less. "I'm pretty sure in my mind there's different prices for different people," he told committee members which also included Judi Longfield (Whitby -Ajax MP) and Derek Lee (Scarborough -Rouge River MP). Dropping the gas prices forces the ums, which formed an alliance with Sunoco in 1993, said his company's station are also oper- ating on slim margins. However they have a num- ber of ancillary uses, such as a con- venience store and car wash, which also adds to the business. This is in keeping with the customer's desire for "one stop -shopping. ' Idtat's what people want and that's what companies with vision are doing," he said. Independent owners at the meeting asked for fairness in the system, such as a transparency in the industry independent operators to drop theirs 'David is getting where everyone knows how much to be competitive, to the point where slaughtered' everyone else is being charged for they can't make any money, he ex- gas. plained. The comments received at the meet - "I don't know of any other industry where ing will be added to those received from t you have to compete %%ith your supplier," Mr. around the country to formulate recommenda- "f Fisher said. tions which will be forwarded to the National Jim Flindall, president of Pioneer Petrole- Liberal Caucus within the next month. • TA�E� }� t�Lw►BM�lSiSlt±fllll!)iAllt,ti1lMtCMii�r>E!!6 Allboardclear on the front for school By siiiIm O'M8111 plaining mold can be carried into classrooms He reports the department conducts train- evated levels of a toxic fungi are found in staff reporter on children's clothing and is most frequently ing sessions with staff and principals to make more than one sample the department works found in carpets. them aware of air-ouality issues and says if el- to find the source and correct any problems. The separate board assured Durham parents earlier this week there is no need for concern regarding the possibility of fungus in its porta- bles and now the public board is doing the same. Gary Gibson, occupational health and safety officer for the Durham Dis- trict School Board, says while re- quests for portable inspections have risen recently due to fungus found in Halton Region schools, there's no need for alarm in Durham. "Since 1991 we've routinely done airborne fungal samplings," he says, noting the department responds to each call it receives requesting an in- spection. "I've talked to a lot of parents in the last three weeks;" he says, adding the overwhelming maiority have been "anxious" but are generally comforted when they realize the board has a his- tory of checking air-quality on a rou- tine basis. He reports there are typically four to five air-quality investigations con- ducted in portables and classrooms each week and says while stachy- botrys, a toxic fungus which thrives in wet environments and materials such as drywall, has been the subject of media attention over the past few weeks, it's not the only toxic fungi of concern. 'There is not only one nasty mold out there...stachybotrys is one of many toxic fungi;' he says, adding of the roughly 350 samples found over the last three -and -a -half years, stachy- botrys has only been detected a hand- ful of times. "It's typically other types of toxi- genic fungi that we find;" he says, ex - Planning ahead? AJAX -- A planning session is on the agenda when a social services group meets here Monday March 9. The Ajax -Pickering and Whitby As- sociation for Community Living meets at 7:30 p.m. at St. Bernadette's Church. corner of Harwood Avenue and Bayly Street. The topic is Planning and Priorities. Call 427-3300. UNIVERSITY WLat�ccWee Construction l Professional Design. Installation and Repair of: • Interlocking and Flagstone • Fences and Decks • Retaining Wag Systems • Shrub and Rodc Gardens Professional Landscape Desi pVSWk ers (We don't push lawrxnowers) Have your pro jest Conrptelhad this Yew Cao for a FREE Estimate SE4M CORRECTION NOTICE Media 0311 Sears Birthday Sale Flyer on sale' Monday, March 2 - Sun. March 15 page 10. Only $25 more with any Lanoome cosmetics purchase. "Illustrated incorrect". The purchase with purchase only contains one lipstick. Page 113 pc. bonus from Oscar De La Renta. Reads: Yours, with any tragrance purchase of $60 or more. Should have read: Yours with any Oscar De La Renta fragrance purchase. Sears meets any InCOr1vwWrice that this may have caused. l.actus mittens. Haggis cos%. \tcincr dog mufficr. Headache rrrme h,. li Toothache rrrrredy, V, o Silentwind chimes. Things you can do with your old jeai folioiour 25% off denm even All perfectly plausible, considering all the great new jeans you can afford with 25% off Levi's, Ikeda, Silver Tab, Manager, Retreat and Attitude. You'll also find great designer names like Tommy Hilfiger, Polo, Guess, Nautica Marine and Calvin Klein And with every $30 purchase of denim, selected casual clothes or fragrances, you'll get a free'XL Tracks' CD i Denim event and CD offer end March 22. At which point you may wish to open a craft stall. `�.... is y ' SAVE AN ON A HUGE SELECTION OF MEN'S & WOMEN'S ALREADY REDUCED FOR WOMEN... INCLUDING BRAND NAME CASUAL FOR MEN... Designer brands -: FASHIONS FOR MEN & WOMEN • Knit shirts • Casual and dress pants Point Zero* for men & women • Sport shirts •Casual mops•Wolverine• for men &women •Casual pante Blouses• Daniel David• for men • Outerwear 3 !' 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The results were as follows, all for one month except for mea- surements that are quarterly, as indicated: ❑ In nine indu,,tr\ standard performance mca•urc, t the World Association of Nuclear Operators (for fourth quarter of 1997) — 53.1 per cent, meeting Hydro's target of 53 per cent but falling short of the industry me- dian of 81 per cent. ❑ Incidents or 'events' at the station which had to be reported to the Atomic Energy Control Board — 20, meeting Hydro's target of 19. ❑ Incidents of non-compli- ance with operating policies and principles related to public safety — 2, falline short of the Hvdro tar�,ct Jnun•- her of unplanned automatic rear for shutdowns per 7,000 hrs. 0, surpassing the Hydro target o 1. ❑ The number of special safe- ty systems which exceeded thei yearly unavailability target — 0 bettering the Hydro goal of 1. ❑ Compliance with original and revised nuclear safety com- mitments to the AECB — 1 per cent, meeting the Hydro goal of 100 per cent. D Net electrical production by the station — 1.0 terrawatt hours t r�nc terrawatt equals one billion bettering the Hydro photo by Andrew Jwanowski Choices for children The selection of a proper automobile child re- Pickering. Here, Durham Regional Police straint, and the correct ways to use them, were Sergeant Paul Malik instructs parents -to -be An - discussed by parents visiting the Baby Expo held gela and George Ttofas during their visit to the last weekend at the Metro East Trade Centre in show Natural remedies focus of pregnancy workshop Natural Remedies for Pregnancy and Birth is The free workshop will be held Wednesday, the focus of an upcoming workshop. March I I from 7 to 9 p.m. at 132A Commercial Sponsored by the Ajax -Pickering Women's Ave., Ajax. Centre, the workshop will be facilitated by natur- Those interested in attending are asked to reg- opath Dr. Lisa Norin. ister in advance at 686-2661. CATEGORIES, FAILS THREE, MEETS THREE - target of 0.9 TWh. ❑ Availability of reactors to f produce power as a percentage of perfect performance — 65.3 per cent, exceeding the Hydro goal r of 57.8 per cent. ❑ Total outage days per reac- tor — 10.6, bettering the Hydro target of 12.5. D Radioactive waste produced 00 — 360 cubic metres, failing to meet the Hydro target of 275 cubic metres. ❑ Radiation dose to the public (for fourth quarter of 1997) — 0.64 millirem, bettering the Hydro goal of 2.5 millirem. O Total collective dose of ra- diation to all on-site personnel and visitors — 4.5 Rem, failing to meet the Hydro goal of 3.7 Rem. D Worker accidents resulting in temporary absence from work, per 200,000 work hours — 0, bettering the Hydro target of 0.46. O Accident severity rate or the number of days lost for injuries per 200,000 hours worked — 0, surpassing the Hydro goal of 8. Hydro states performance list- ed worse than the target does not indicate the reactors are unsafe. BULLETIN BOARD WHAT'S HAPPENING IN AJAX AND PICKERING FRIDAY, MARCH 6 BUSINESS: The Ajax -Pickering Chapter of Business Network Inter- national meets Fridays from 7 to 8:30 a.m. at Raffles Restaurant, Kingston Rd. west of Whites Rd., Pickering. Reserve, 420-2667 (Mar- garet 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 ad- dictions of all kinds, including co- dependency. Child-care programme available as required. All welcome. 428-9431 (Jim, evenings). EUCHRE: The Ajax Seniors Friend- ship 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. In- struction available for non -players. 683-8538 (Phil). SATURDAY, MARCH 7 MINOR FOOTBALL: The Ajax -Pickering Dol- phins Minor Football Club holds registration for the 1998 June -Octo- ber season from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Pickering Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd. Tykes (8-10) $150; atoms, peewees and bantams (11-19) $175. Take a copy of player's birth certificate, health card number and two recent photos. 619-9180. CARIBBEAN DANCE: Pickering Carib -Canadian Cultur- al Association hosts Caribbean Night of Fun at the Don Beer Arena, Dillingham Road, Picker- ing. Live show, danc- ing, Caribbean food. Music by Fletcher's Love. Doors open at 6:30 p.m.; show from 7:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets $10 adults; $7 seniors; $5 for children five to 12 years. Phone 428- 6746 (Alma), 430-3057 (Norma), 416-609-3489 (Devon). ALCOHOLISM: Al -Anon holds at meeting for people whose lives are being affected by someone else's drinking, at 7:30 p.m. at St. An- drew's Presbyterian Church, 209 Cochrane St., Whitby. This group meets every Saturday. Free. All are welcome. Call 728- 1020 (ask for AI -Anon) for informa- tion. BREAKFAST: Doric Lodge, Kingston Rd. at Mill St., Pickering Village, holds a fund-raising break- fast to support various projects from 8 to Ill a.m. All welcome. Adults $5.50, children $3, families (with two children) $15. 839-5789 (E. MacKinnon). W1 School community council meeting in Ajax March 31 AJAX -- Ajax's Lincoln Alexan- parents and community members, der Public School hosts its next will be held at the school, 95 Church school community council meeting St. N., at 7 p.m. March 31. For more information call Peggi The meeting, which is open to all Bristow at 428-3770. MAKE - OVE MARATHON Y' Celebrate International L Women's Day w and make a world of difference with an express make -over on r -it , SATURDAY MARCH AND SUNDAY MAR"' Face Painting for the kids too! Your $2 donation will he�1 stop violence against wo.. C� E BODY SH � � Town Centz�e SHARRON J. 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See our 2 Day Power Sale flyer for more great savings and everyday good values, ' Js "an ad°'n, Saturday, March 7 and Sunday, March 8, 1998 ALL WOMEN'S REG. -PRICED SLEEPWEAR Selection may vary by store Savings cannot be combined. MEN'S B.H.0 CANVAS PANTS Cotton. Sears reg 29.97. Each.... ....... 14.98 #03103 Volunteers'can rub shoulders with Ontario sports legends PICKERING —Does the thought of bringing sports legends like hockey great Paul Henderson to town sound interesting? If so, you might be inter- ested in volunteering with the Ontario Sports Legends Hall of Fame, which is look- ing for Durham residents to assist in the organization of 1998 Hall of Fame induc- tions. The ceremonies will be held in Toronto and Picker- ing on May I and 2. The following athletes are to be inducted: Syl Apps, Al Balding, Marilyn Bell, Bill Crothers, Tony Golab, Aveli- no Gomez, Bobby Hull, James '"Tip" O'Neill, Dick Shatto, Barbara Ann Scott, Emic Whitt and the 1958 Whitby Dunlops. Volunteers are needed to assist in the preparation of the induction ceremonies and/or assist at the actual events. Volunteers are also need- ed to distribute promotional material, assist with ticket distribution, oversee dis- plays, serve as Hall of Fame Goodwill Ambassadors, Special Exeter students outstanding in their field AJAX — A successful youth internship programme in- volving a partnership with special needs students at Ajax's Ex- eter High School and WmdReach Farm is under way for the second year. Exeter principal Pamela Christoff told the Durham District School Board's standing committee Monday the first year of the project, which wrapped up in January, proved so success- ful in providing students with work experience while enhanc- ing their personal development that the programme received a $120,000 donation from Human Resources Development Canada (HRDC) for its continuation. "We are very proud of the project:' she said. "We've all be- come winners in this partnership" The programme. sponsored by HRDC and Cherrywood Services, a Pickering employment counselling firm, was launched in February, 1997 to provide special reeds students with the opportunity to attend WindReach Fame, a farm and nature centre in Ashburn specially designed for people with disabilities. The programme accommodates up to 14 students, provid- ing them with experience in everything from equipment main- tenance to horticulture to baking. "Every student completed their Ontario Scc:ondary School Diploma;' Ms. Christoff reports, adding the programme, which also placed students in summer jobs last year, ..enhanced our students' personal development" and provided many of them with their first employment opportunity. Sandy Mitchell, founder of WmdReach Farm, told trustees he is proud of the work students arc accomplishing atthe farm. "It's so important to recognize we are capable of better things;' he said. "We work at WmdReach to bring the best out in all our workers and volunteers:' The project continues until January. S PIECE DIIUETTE OA[ AL1. WOW vil tl1 whubw.r #2" along with many other du- ties. The Ontario Sports Leg- ends Hall of Fame is a vol- unteer -driven, non-profit or- ganization established in 1995. Located in Pickering, its mandate is to formally recognize and permanently honour the sporting accom- plishments of Ontario -born and Ontario -based athletes. Those interested in volun- teering should call 420-2222, ext. 2155. T1W NEWS ADVFWISER FRtittt4V. MARCH 6_1M. 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Six Flags is the premier theme park in the Mid- west and offers visitors a journey through America's colourful past. The park is open from April through Sep- tember. but in October becomes the home of the region's annual Fright Fest event. Haunted houses On weekends in October families can "enjoy" a spooky, terrifying adventure with two haunted houses, hundreds of decorated pumpkins, skeletons, graveyards and more ghosts than Scrooge saw when he looked out of his window on Christmas Eve. If you make the trip before October you can enjoy the rides in the park's themed areas. Southwest Territory transports visitors back to the days of the Wild West, complete with shoot-outs, stunt horseback riding, and pyrothecnic explosions. Carousel Plaza is home to one of the world's largest carousels. The 10 -storey double-decker stands 100 feet tall and features 106 carousel animals. Yankee Harbour is a reproduction of a 19th See page 19 1HE NEW MILLENNIUM PCI(ERNY6'S PEW C1300M IMIM ADDRESS .................................................... • SP30M I d 21 1— sA. aaa Td wens of Iatr ON= • 5 appiarors • Superb reae - I bcJwts • Sem 24berr Pica ca mmiy and iodsaped Fuanas Veptt boa die FlrlVR Two Gasre. Go sfaoon and Now 40I • Pre - OOIm,tt = priors ten $ I04, 900 CALL PAUL ETIRJIINGTON Aisociate Broker in ( )831-3300) AIW 10 YEARS OF SERVICE VAL MARSHALL TRAVEL celebrates their 10th Anniversary with a special group cruise to Europe. Join Val and Gale for a one-week Mediterranean Cruise on the MS Sundream leaving from Toronto on 7th September, 1998. Prices start from $1882.00 Canadian per person, based on twin accommodation, plus taxes of $238.00. This is a great opportunity to visit exciting ports of call on the Italian and French Riviera while cruising in comfort on the 23,200 ton "Sundream". Choose inside or outside cabins, all with private facilities. Enjoy all meals and snacks plus midnight buffets, a daily program of activities and sparkling evening entertainment. Plus, gratuities on board are all included in the price. Calling at Livorno, for tours to Florence and Pisa, the island of Elba with its olive groves, vineyards and superb sandy bays, Villefranche for trips to Nice and Monte Carlo and Barcelona and Mallorca in Spain. The safest and most affordable way to visit the most exciting and colourful European ports -of -call. Jet from Toronto to Rome on the new wide-bodied Airbus 330 aircraft featuring two aisles and wider seats, full in-flight meal and wine service - served on china - followed by dessert trolley service, plus complimentary electronic headsets. Gale and Val also invite you to join them for their second week in Italy. Spend three nights in Rome and four nights in Sorrento. The cost of $1259.00 Canadian per person includes 4 star hotel accommodation, continental breakfast daily, 5 dinners, 1 lunch. There's a city tour of Rome, a tour of Pompeii - Full Day Excursion to the Isla of Capri - all with deluxe motorcoach touring and a multi- lingual escort. Transfers, hotel taxes and service charges are also included. No wonder this is called the "Romance of Italy". Space is very limited on this 10th Anniversary Cruise Celebration, so call Val as soon as possible and book your "Dream Holiday" now. Val Marshall Tavel - established in 1987 by Val Marshall and Gale Mossman, handles vacation as well as business travel. However, they specialize in Group Travel. During the past 10 years, groups have been hosted to the South Pacific, Alaska, Caribbean, Europe, Ireland, Italy, etc. The Russian Waterways Cruise, escorted by Brian Dunford, is already fully booked for 1998. Brian is taking reservations now for tours to Oberammergau in 2000. Call Val Marshall Travel - "Service is Their Specialty" - HE NEW MILLENNIUM �KM � ................................................................. • Spa Cim I i 2 bodtooa ias d O�fYio • 5 appiatM • Superb rermlioaal ba'I n • Serve 20M VW oommmiy crud hn6capetl tier& • Sins from rbe Pieknq Tore Cen r 00 Mon and thomW 401 Pre comuctim pores Gan $104, 900 CALL DOUG TAILOR Associate Broker (95) 81 -gyp FirstW Realtor Please recycle this newspaper By Colin Duddridge It just keeps getting better. Diana, my partner, wife and best friend, would confirm that this is my opinion of our relationship, but it is the very apt slogan for the Commonwealth of the Bahamas. There are about 700 islands that make up this "emerald necklace' just north of the Caribbean Sea with most people knowing of the Grand Bahamas and regarding Nassau as the most popular. In fact, Nassau is a town not an island. The island is New Providence with the nearby Paradise Island joined by toll bridge and ferry. Over the past 10 years Nassau -- I will succumb to popular demand and call the two islands Nassau -- has improved considerably and has dearly become a world-class resort destination. The harbour is always busy, recent extensions allow for the largest cruise ships to easily dock right downtown within a few yards of the 'must visit" straw market -- renowned for its noise, bargains and good-humoured banter and, of course, a duty-free shoppers' paradise! The harbour has been known to provide entertainment of another sort -- we have witnessed a very embarrassed cruise ship captain again, and an even -more embarrassed harbour pilot -- try for hours to get their ship unstuck from the southwest comer. That part, as we discovered, is very shallow but, fortunately, Ike the beaches, it is glorious white sand! With hotel properties Ike the Radsson Cable Beach, the Supercubs Resort Breezes Bahamas and the five- star Sandals Royal Bahamian Resort and Spa this island centre promises a vacation to remember -- but don't miss taking a seaplane or boat trip to one, or more, of the out islands for a totally different experience. All resorts here are offered by Signature Vacations. -- the author of this article, Colin Duddridge, is the father in a family that owns Intra ADL Travel in Ajax. �_ r;r7jr Travel Destin'ations mgt to see From page 18 century fishing village on the Eastern Seaboard and boasts Bat- man The Ride, an inverted roller coaster which takes the strong of heart and stomach through five blistering loops, upside down. County Fair re- creates a turn -of - the -century coun- ty fair and fea- tures the Farmers Market which has restaurants and food stands to satisfy every taste bud. Yukon Ter- ritory features Loggers Run, one of four water rides in the park where Riders travel in a hollow log for 1.900 re- freshing feet, be- fore taking an ex- hilerating wet plunge over a wa- terfall. Hometown Square depicts rural America in the 1920%, and features the Great American Scenic Railway station, where you can board a train and take a scenic trip around the park. A bonus for Canadians carry- ing a CAA card is a $4 (US) reduc- tion on the admis- sion price to the park. Largest mall Gurnee Mills Mall, the largest outlet mall in the Midwest, is homy, to 13 anchor mer- chants and more than 200 special- ty retailers. Show Court, the focal point of the entertainment attractions, hosts scores of events throughout the year and is ' equipped with a large stage, the- atrical sound and lighting systems, dressing rooms, tecimical capabil- ities for live tele- vision produc- tions, and a giant video wall. 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Monsignor John 1'crc\ ma with 'Im- promptu,' 'Not My Cup of Tea' and 'The Cop and the Anthem' by O'Neill, 'Revelations' by St. Mary's, 'Tartuffe'„oz,,,;k by Sinclair, Paul Dwyer's 'The Zoo W pH I Ll p§ 4 Heed Wri Stereo VCR Ideal TOSHIBA Storyand 'Haiku' by Eastdale are MAGNAVOC for Hoax Theatre among the entries hopingy F •D►wmrora”- NOW irlvr••t to move on to regional 32" Stereo TV �� � �� � •o�r.a�y•rk,�v • #A&lv m 0 0% • ta.b a . t e!W/1 is qo.q • competition. Each pro-N-Utm - MM aromµ: On • duction must be a maxi- •u•ilen.M.nrrol=r�1.�.t.�.� 2 Hood VCR mum 50 minutes. •t'tchond�+yr �; •o�xee<.awra—e Wrapping Up the • -Sart-vin wkn�o.d/1 a a• A•ers.s.M aeoia� rtH • . ' ' •1e1chawd�w"•We week, on Saturday. March 41027 WMI 7 beginning at 4 p.m. are workshops, a dinner and dance, a 5 MOM - N M 71• a • drama ensemble presentation, impro- visation and an awards presentation. Plays get under way at 7 p.m. and Flyers right to your doorstep' the cost is $7 for adults. 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After taking the mistake of pay- ig a visit to his wealthy amesake. Lebowski and his uddy Walter (Goodman) re swept up in a spree of ttortion. double-cross, dc- :ption. embezzlement, sex Td dope — and all the hilc, they'd rather be bowl - g. The Borrowers: John oudman. Evil realtor cious Potter (Goodman) luares off against the Bor- ,wers, tour -inch -high "lit- : people" who live under c floorboards. Dark City: William art, Rufus Sewell. Waking I alone in a strange hotel. hn Murdoch (Sewell) dis- vers he has lost his mem- y and is wanted for a se - Of murders. While try - to recall his past, he Imbles upon a fiendish un- rworld controlled by a )up of beings known as e Strangers, who are able stop time and alter the y and its inhabitants. Good Will Hunting: ut Damon, Ben Affleck. mon plays misunderstood -year-old orphan Will nting who, while work - as a janitor at MIT, out - nes the school's most ad - iced intellectuals. But, genius can't seem to tslate his problem-soly- capabilities into his per - al life and becomes ght in the worlds of his nds — therapist (Robin Iliams), math professor ;Ilan Skarsgard) and the man he loves (Minnie ver). lush: Gwyneth Paltrow, ;ica Lange. After marry - and moving to the coun- :state of Kilronan, Helen crow) thinks she has at - ed the perfect life, com- e with a charming moth - n -law Martha (Lange), aced to her only son inathon Schaech). Helen ns there is more to her meets the eye. U"ing A Fool: David Nimmer, Jason Le. Max i women, until he falls in love with one. Krippendorf's Tribe: Richard Dreyfuss. Single fa- ther of three James Krippen- dorf (Drcyfuss) is in a bind. The anthropologist has been living off a grant to study an undiscovered tribe in New Guinea and discovers the grant requires film docu- mentation. Enter children Shelly, Mickey and Edmund who fill in as his tribe. Spice World: Spice Girls. You know the drill. Enjoy! Titanic: Leonardo Di- Caprio. Kate Winslet. An epic love story unfolds on the doomed Ocean liner. Oscar nominations galore! Twilight: Gene Hack- man, Susan Sarandon, Paul Newman. After agreeing to help long-time friends Jack Ames (Hackman) and his wife Catherine (Sarandon) with a favour. retired Los Angeles private investigator Harry Ross (Newman) finds himself embroiled at the centre of a dangerous and complex murder mystery. U.S. Marshalls: Wesley Snipes. Ruthless assassin Sheridan (Snipes) is on the run from the law trying to discover who fingered him in two New York City mur- ders in this sequel to The Fugitive.' Back again to track the fugitive is Tommy Lee Jones in the role of Chief Deputy Marshall Samuel Gerard. Wedding Singer: Adam Sandler, Drew Barrymore. In the 1980%, Robby Hart (Sandler) is the world's greatest wedding singer. But when he gets jilted at his own wedding, he becomes one bitter camper — that is, until he finds true love after falling for someone else's bride (Barrymore). him from leaving Palmetto. Sphere: Dustin Hoff- man, Sharon Stone. When a spaceship is found 1,000 feet below the Pacific Ocean, carbon -dating re- veals it's over 400 years old. When the American army believes it to be a UFO, a team of scientific experts rushed to the scene to search the spacecraft comes across a giant metallic sphere. ( Big Lebowski, Hush, Krippendorf's Tribe, Twi- light. U.S. Marshalls. Dangerous Beauty: Catherine McCormack. It's the 16th century and Veroni- ca Franco (McCormack) finds herself in love with Marco Venier (Rufus g mar- ri age. Following advice from her mother Paola (Jacqueline Bisset), Veronica agrees to become a courtesan setting off lessons on the ins and outs of the male body, fol- lowed by her move out into the public where she is an immediate success. ooming city anxious to shed its small-town skin. Through television, L.A. is being touted as the metropo- lis of the future. The reality is somewhat different. From its fabulous mansions to its sizzling nightclubs, it's a city of corruption. double dealing and dangerous pas- sions. • Coffees • Pastries OPEN MON. SAT. 11 A.M.-1 AM. • Teas •Deli i SUNDAY 11 A.M.41 P.M. a<. • Cakes • Cookies. }- and more! -. r,... Catering also available .- Q 250 Bayly St. W., Ajax T " 686-6001 4►P� �! 0950 6 Y: I�r1H 'EM tLARCH t o1'410 •*• 1 } A BRIAN G�i 4 -10Y SPECIAL...$ 25 Qc r� O�tDA� I ALL SEATS4 ALL AGES ALI. SHOWS ✓; March 13 - March 22d 10 DAYS ONLY tc • '� - •IRMO�:... 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SALE 19,888 low, um" '58 W -Ea sa a -- ---- MENEM, MENEM EEL w.a•ii LON= Sk scnm 338 w..o sms $129888 N * my am 41 TORONTO ■VNIAGE PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER OSHAWA Z ■ a .i PAGS VG 'CRE NX %" MDi1Y; 0AkCK4, VM SPORTS RECREATION IN AJAX AND PICKERING P GOLD TOUPWARORM & DIhIIRIR PACKAW WEEKDAYS e38" WEEKENDS •43°° PLUS PST. OST i TIP WOW** Deluxe Hot i Cold Burnt or Now York Strom Dinner ANNANDALE COUNTRY CLUB awm a. N. of army. �uui Pw 683-3210 Pickeringsoccer star accepts Rutgers' Bp A/ Rltrett sports editor ever suit up for the Scarlet Knights. PICKERING — Facing a decision whether to turn pro in the U.K. or further his education in the U.S. brought Pickering's Christopher Stewart to a crossroads in his soc- cer career. But, the 18 -year-old soccer player is now certain his soccer destiny lies in Piscataway, New Jersey rather than in Bristol, England. The New Jersey city is home to the campus of Rutgers University where Stewart will be- come the Scarlet Knights' starting centre mid- fielder when the 1998 NCAA Division 1 soc- cer campaign opens this fall. "I'm very happy:' says Stewart, who signed his letter of intent to attend Rutgers on a full scholarship in February. "I couldn't have asked for anything better. It's exciting and I'm look- ing forward to it" Stewart admits it was enticing to stay in the U.K. where he had played since age 17 for Bristol City in the English Second Division on a trainee contract — one step below a profes- sional deal. In fact, the Pickering Soccer Club grad was eventually offered a pro contract with Bristol City, but turned it down to return to his Picker- ing home to sift through several scholarship offers from U.S. universities. "At first I was hoping to turn pro in Eng- land, but after I came back from England (at season's end). I decided (the scholarship route) was where I wanted to go:' says Stewart, an OAC student at Dunbarton High School. With other scholarship offers from Notre Dame. Duke. St. John's and Fairfield universi- ties, Stewart says he picked Rutgers as the school recruited him with a great deal more zeal than the others. In the end, Stewart notes it was the school's strong men's soccer pro- gramme and the academics which swayed him to choose Rutgers. "It's one of the top soccer universities in the U.S. and its academics are very high as well. It offered me the best of both worlds. They pur- sued me the strongest out of any of the univer- sities that I talked to:' says Stewart, who has the distinction of being the first Canadian to It also didn't hurt that the Scarlet Knights won the school's first-ever Big East Confer- ence championship with a 2-1 victory over rival St. John's last year. The victory vaulted Rutgers into the NCAA national Division 1 tournament for the eighth time in the past 1 I seasons. "The big thing is I wanted to go to a good school that has a good soccer programme. I didn't want to go to a soccer programme that starts building by my fourth year. I wanted to go to a school that knows where it's going" Rutgers men's soccer team head coach Bob Reasso likes the fact Stewart is a "tremendous- ly experienced" player who's competed inter- nationally with the Canadian under -17 team in Ecuador and the national under -17 World Cup squad in EI Salvador. "Christopher is another player with a good deal of international experience, having played for the Canadian national team in the under -17 World Cup;" says Reasso. "He's a player with excellent technique, vision and understanding of the game. He should come and help guide our midfield right away:' Stewart knows he'll be stepping in to fill some big shoes at centre midfield as the Scar- let Knights' all-American senior midfielder Billy Walsh graduated last year and is now playing for the New York/New Jersey Met- rostars of Major League Soccer. 'They want me to perform up to that level from the get -go:' says Stewart. This summer before departing for Rutgers, Stewart hopes to compete for a spot on the Canadian national under -20 team. He's been invited to attend a training camp for the team in B.C. in April. He was chosen to attend the training camp after impressing national team officials during an exhibition game between the Toronto Lynx pro soccer team and his provincial under -19 team at Toronto's Lamport Stadium this past Monday. At Rutgers, Stewart will begin pre -season play on Aug. 14 before a 20 -game season in the Big East Conference which also includes teams from Notre Dame, Villanova and Indi- ana University, to name a few. Pickering's Christopher Stewart, 18, will begin a athletic scholarship at Rutgers Uni- versity in Piscataway, New Jersey this tall after signing on with the Scarlet Knights' 4M to Be a good sport... recycle St. Marydrops hoops heartbreaker 4All�t�sft easy baskets, the teams later began to cal game, while slowing down t sports editor settle into a roove w;th ;the ;d M h h Too close for comfort. That's how Roy Rodrigues felt after his Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School Chargers junior boys' basketball squad escaped with a 53-48 victory over Pickering's St. Mary Catholic Secondary School Monarchs in the Lake Ontario Sec- ondary School Athletics champi- onship game Wednesday night. "Both teams fought tooth and nail and, in the end, we were fortunate to win," says Rodrigues of the game played at Oshawa's O'Neill Colle- giate. "In eight years of coaching, that was the most exciting game I've ever been associated with. It wasn't the best played game, but it was the most exciting. "It could have gone to either team and it was a shame one team had to lose. Both teams gave it everything they had." In a contest which started out with both sides showing nervousness which prevented each from converting some g t nei r si e able to gain the upper hand in the con- test. DO'C held a slim 12-10 edge after the first quarter and an even more ten- uous 25-24 advantage at half time. The Chargers stayed out in front by a three- LQ$►$.A. point margin, leading 37-34 after the third quarter, then continued to nurse their lead through to the final buzzer. It was the Chargers' second consec- utive LgSSA junior boys' basketball title. However, DO'C only had three remaining members, one who was a starter, off last year's championship team. The key to the Chargers' win, notes Rodrigues, was his team's willingness to stick to the game plan which in- cluded playing a controlled, methodi- hX onarc s w o have a penchant for a run -and -gun, up-tempo game. "(St. Mary) wanted to push the ball up quickly and we tried hard not to let them do that:' he says. "We were able to slow the game down and beat their pressure, ressure " Forward Ray Williams came off the bench to score a game -high 17 points for the Chargers. After DO'C got into early foul trouble, Williams was sum- moned off the bench and came through with a solid effort. Anthony Allison chipped in with 12 points and Dinesh Gajdarsingh netted 10. Scoring for the Monarchs were Marko Arsenault with 12 points, Jamal Carter with 11 and Arneil Mar- quez with nine. Other members of the DO'C team are Shaun Griffiths, Harlon Haye, Kris Perez, Michael Peasah, Gus Pineda, Adrian Russell, Fazeel Siddequi, Omar Sultan -Khan, Rhys Zuzarte, Kirt Winter, Matt Mauti, Dwayne Lawrence, Steve Ladewig and Nemor Gregory. Laaur..aast�.a.4&•a..aa.a.aaaaa..asaa.r,.+..��..aaaaaa.as.� 666 aa,.♦a��.a••saaa�aaaaa.►aaa.aa••.a-, photo by Ron Pfetroniro men's soccer team. Rutgers plays at the top level in NCAA collegiate soccer, Stewart de- clined a pro offer in England in order to pur- sue education and soccer in the U.S. DONT M155 IT! BEANIE BABY SHOW &SALE BUY • 5ELL @ TRADE FREE ADMISSION Lots of retired & current Beanie Babies! FOR VENDOR INFO CALL: JEAN PROSSER (905) 831-6360 A, WI,oIe(g)hoMe. FURNITURE STORE Saturday & Sunday ALL FURNITURE IS Plus, get 811E NIl1�JWYIR >rf�4�4Y:1MARt'H�..�lM-pNI�P �6' DOUBLE SEARS CLUB POINTS 1/7 price Our lowest price of the season on Mission -style Queen slat bed. Constructed of solid oak and oak veneers. 061eAo. 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Sale prices end Sunday, March 8, 1998 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1650 Victoria St., Unit 87 WMtby, Ontario Phone (905) 5794048 Store Hours: Mon -Fri. 9:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Sat. 9:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Sun. 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. 13 sol Whitby Vcsons SYM E Oshawa Vienew , swam w. n Lake Ontario Come in and let our trained furniture consultants assist you in selecting the styles, fabrics and colours best suited for your lifestyle and decor. 03180 Copyright 1998. Sears Canada Inc. rrAOEtie•Til�'i4�Ms XRl4r'�I>t!e b'. SPORTS RECREATION IN AJAX AND PICKERING photo 1W Walter Passarella All (head)locked up Ryan Brown, right, of Dunbarton High School, attempts to take Pick- ering High School's Greg Johnston to the mat during the Lake On- tario Secondary School Athletics Wrestling Championships at G.L. Roberts school in Oshawa last Thursday. Brown was winner. SCOREBOARD FAX GAME RESULTS TO 683-7363 LOSSA 1998 Uxbridge: 3. Ian McKenzie. 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St. Marys., 5. -lenry Street: 2. Jason Crinde: 4 Cohn Perris, Ryan Taylor. Durberton: 6. 'agazani. St. Marys. Sindar: 5. Mark McMillen. Rob Beaurerpurd. Sinclair 17 LBS. - 1. Matt Gran. Brock: 6. Andrew Mende, 209 LBS. - 1. Al Baxter. Port Eastdele: 2. Josh Lens- SL Marys Perry. 2 Adam Freeman. den. DonDarton: 3. Gary 141 LBS. - 1. Jay Blain, Wit Brock High: 3. Davis Bennett. Brock: 4 Nicholas Perry. 2. Frank Li dw Ari- Wiwi . Piccerng Bab1Nk• SI drys derson: 3. SWm Moore. UNLIMITED - 1. Robert '04.5 LBS. - 1 RaMton G.L. Roberts. 4. Chris Levy, Pickering; 2. Eric Logan. Cenral 2. Jeremy Shw*.. Anderson: 5. Joel Smrl Pea Ridge: 3. Art - Andrews. Apax: 3. Chris Srnih. Brock: 6. Andy Stick. drew Arbuckle (OFSSA), Forernan1 4 hien AquinaHenry . wood. Brock HStreet: 4 Paul Foy l '-ery. 5. Sam Ho, St. 149 LBS. - 1 Paul Hinson, W. St. Marys: 5. Keith Marys: 6. Troy BouPier. G.L Roberts: 2. David Plocor- Sinclair: 6. Donny Ink Alowdur. G.L Roberts 3. Beim m. SL Marys 112 LBS. - 1. Shane Mor- Mart stooges. Port Party: gen. Brook. 2 She Mar- 4 Trevor $tinier, Uxbridge: W. Pea Ridge: 3. Chad 5. Maggio Eleokkarx Prh- MecLsan (OFSSA). Caw. anng 6. Jab Howie. G L. Bice: 4, Hong Ngo. G.L. Roberts Roberts: 5, Ami Routen. 156 LBS. - 1. ilyen Brown. G L Roberts. S. RodbStar DurlOaAorlk 2. Cris Budde. Gonnles, St Marys G.L %bwb: 3. Grp John. 119 LBS. - I. Ron B m&w, eon. P1*errV 4. paw P! aL Roberts; 2. Jab Swart, paoopo jos. Alex 5. Crint ANXIETY & PANIC Sox years ago, Mike Glugosh was a hostage to his own fears. Constantly worried about his health and his own state of mind, he found himself wanting to avoid situations that made him fed anxious such as being alone, going to work and socializing. In bme Mike realized he was not alone in his suffering. Anroety disorder is the number one emotional problem in our country today. Mike will share the story of his recovery and provide coping skills at a seminar open to the public in your area. Symptoms for anxiety disorder include heart palpitations, chest pains, dizaness, stomach problems, bewildered & spaced out feelings, confusion. shortness of breath. scary thoughts. trembftng or shaking and nervous or panicky feelings. See Mike Glugosh Generally people fear what Mike calls. "losing control", having a heart attack embarrassing therriselues, or losing their minds. The Midwest Center For Stress and Anxidy, with whom Mike works, has dam sbess and anxiety seminars for companies such as Chrysler, AT & T, and McDonald's. They have also been featured on OPRAH. REGIS and KATHY LEE and marry other well known programs. If you cannot attend, please call 1-800-318-T766 for information. The Midwest Centra specializes in programs for anxiety, panic and depression. 9 . - -a-. OSHAWA SCARBOROWN Wednesday, March 11, 7:30 pm - 9.00 prn T1Minday, Much 112,730 pm - 9:00 pm Holiday Inn,1011 Bloor St. E Sheraton East Hotel, 2035 Kermedy Road 1995 EA U NMOM M Loaded, snl i97; 0jftP =12,695 1995 PRELUDE 5 spd., slier, fully loaded, SdL 113251. 1993 CMC EX Air, tow 11111111.1 Six. 3241. ! =11995 1992 ACCORD Ado., aff, t outs r. s1t(.1rf2ea, WHITBY OSHAWA • O 1110 DUIi1DA& ST. I., WHITBY LOCAL (90S) TOR. LINE (905) 6 = 006-1772 CMG -1729 .tltaa� http-r/Www.hond.l .con. 'hives as. plin tw a ■o - Call Al Rivett with your sports results. 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. r Serving All Of Durham Region L CROSSE Registration 1998 Get YOUR Minor Hockey Player hReady For Contact! XX. Ages 4 to 20 years old k�arore OSHAWA, Children's Arena Sat., Mar.7 and Sun., Mar. 8 WHITBY, Iroquois Park Arena Sat., Mar. 28 and Sun., Mar. 29 All Times 9 a.m. To 3 a.m. For Further Information Call 434-8919 or 427-2348 We would like to acknowledge and thank the many compa- nies and individuals who assisted in the great success of the Jim Witty Retirement Endowment Dinner. A total of $30,195.00 was raised for the Community Foundation of Durham Region. Ongoing grants to local charities will be given in Durham Region through the founda- tion. Our thanks to Anita Witty for her leadership role in this event. Thank you for 17 years Jim, and thank you for leading the way again. Thanks also to our opening dignitaries: Durham Regional Police Ceremonial Unit, Ken Shaw CFTO-TV (Master of Ceremonies), Young Singers of Ajax (National Anthem), Mayor Wayne Arthurs; (Grace and Toast to The Queen) and David Merry (Special Entertainment). A special tribute to our guest speakers: Ajax -Pickering - Uxbridge MP Dan McTeague, Jim Flaherty, MPP, Minister of Labour, Former Chair of Metro Toronto Alan Tonks, Durham Region Chairman Roger Anderson, Mayor of Clarington Diane Hamre, past council colleague Joe Atkinson, Chief Kevin McAlpine and former Chief Trevor McCagherty of Durham Regional Police Services and Jim & Anita's daugh- ters Andrea, Kim and Cheryl. Sincere appreciation to our hard-working Endcwvrnent Dinner Committee: Joe Dickson, Doug McKay, Louise Farr, Roy Good, Diana Hills -Milligan, Bob Jeffery, Jim McMaster, Pat Olive, Wendy Orton, Lesley Whyte, Doug Wilkinson and Anita Witty. Thanks to our generous corporate sponsors: Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, Coughlan Homes, John Boddy Developments Ltd., Lebovic Foundation, McDonald's Restaurants of Ajax, Miller Waste Systems, PaintPlas Inc., Pelican Catering, Royal Bank of Canada, Runnymede Development Corporation and Tribute Homes. Special thanks for contributions by: Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade, Barnett Design Services, Dickson Printing, Innovative Awards, Rogers Community TV, the Ajax - Pickering News Advertiser, Kinsmen Club of Ajax and the staff at the Pickering Recreation Complex. Thank you everyone. We are proud of you. .Joe Dickson, Chairman Doug McKay, Co -Chairman 4 t Ajax News Advertiser office 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax - HOURS: 9 am - 5pm Mon.- Fri. Closed 3aturay FAX: (905)579-4218 6830707 11 sots TORONTO LINE (416)798-7259 ir.'e'rHB Nl;1ttlSAYVIrA77Sl7t•FMDi41�91fARCN� 1flR?/11dSt47 Ajax Pickering News Advertiser Pickering News Advertiser Outlet® ad 1822 whites Rd. Pickering Sarallee-Amberlea Plaza CLASSIFIED ON-LINE Tues. -Fri. 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. �r�.- � •�. Sun -Noon til 5 p.m.�;,` CLOSED Montt Ws. 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We thank all applicants, however only those selected for an interview will be contacted. anks to rapid growth, a Private Techrwcal Instituti Mres adMional instrWors. e sutxesstul candidates wit have strtxlg ii tetpomN IIs, be team players. have teactrrlg tbadtgramds. an least 5 years of experience in the tosowing areas ++. COBOL. Pascal: and Visual Basic CAREER SCHOOL OF FLOR- AL DESIGN 26 wk FWnstry & Business Became 3Program. 12 wk n. plats program. 3 wk PrnlesSgnal Course: BeginIn- home video. .ners Pro- gram. Part -bromum tinge Courses available. A school where all your traulwq becomes worthwhile. Firm- aCLA assistance 7716 beflTnEaRf- NET-www.dwfnmmall.com/ twischod e -mad - sdhoov ftrsftsg speedhm.ca EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Re- gwred by OShawa-Durham SymWiaty orchestra. Had time permanent position. Ex- penence in association man- agement required Previous experience with the perform - ng arts an asses. Resume to: ODSO by mum 9nk P.O. Box 4440shma. Ontario. UH 7L3 Or tax (905) 579 -Nall THE NAl swrion Cues Training Centel. BecoMe a aavabechnIM ila an�iWall lutes, inu. student sod01Ea3 tars s2o)723- 1 �+ Quired for ar CED pm n, abons. work an loilaebill, Brook lm. Salary rNgolfalr$ 655-4344 a IMr eesnllMe: 655.5033. Needled for VAT MrumS Pickering Town Centre. Call Carlos 905-420-1440 W11T *ALCM ojletWtg n Ajax. Positions avanfa0k: As- sistant Manger, StyNsls full and part time. Must Oe 0- censed. >afary/Co ion. Call Claudia (905) 5762512. 1 General Flelp BEAUTY SUPPLY requires mature licensed hairdresser put timNull tame. Tours. Fn. s0- Phase drop resume on at 72 Saone St. N 728-9958 CARPET Cleaners needed. PW" call 905-01127.6010. CNMTIAM NORIZONS, an Evangelical Christian organi- zation is seeking Rekd Work- ers for programs wain the 0~ area. Requirements DSW or equivalent. Frst Aid. CPR. the ability to work from a person -centred plarrng per- spective. and abikty to work within sem-miahagnhg work teams. submit resumes ro Coor0inator of services & Supports. 700 Burnham St.. Cobourg ON KSA 1x4. We wish to trshk everyone for their interest. However. only those resumes deemed 0-p- rprhale to the posilbnWINwconsidered. Previous 0 -p - CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quesh C hecit tlO i aid upon ptlDicatiolh. as News Ad- YefhSef INIB f101 be re- sponsible for more than one incorrect insertion and there shay be no if- abiNty for non insertion ofany advertisement. Liability for errors in ads is limited to the WnDW paid for the space occw pyig the error. All copy Is subject to the appro- val of Irlana0ement of News Advertiser. reeuired ir District . Mus' be mature and sal-mo- Bvaot 7254710. 1 General Help CONTRACT LABOUR PER- SONNEL nas openings aim an established LTL carrier open atuq oetween Ontario and Ouetree and the South and Western U S A We has part - tam and hull -time work. This tlign proele expedllM earner �m0 IIM runs and nT dustry leading epupmsht *,risco will be asspinq to kd time drivers. These posiedns me be Wrq term. Team Drivers wetted W owe n western U.S.A. start SD 10 Per mak plea pad drops and pad customs clearance. I Singk drivers ranted W operate in U S A star/ at s0 30 per mile plus pad drops and paid cus- toms drama • Ornery needed for trema runs and border switches • Drivers needed for My wort • Drivers nleeded for weekend runs and switches warehousemen needed (Mist have truck Wading experience) Trailer repair iudeperson "= We require all drivers years 2 yeas dnv- mg experience. a cnrr*W search. Crus AZ with a dean abstract. U S. bound drivers mast also pass ori I? screen. possess a current c. mei Kai and 1 yew border am - We ,III erh' . Lots of mites ad no eastern seaboard. ply n person between 6: 0-.n. and 5:00 p.m. 7151 Fr - tree Drive Agssssaupa, on (To'e's. Rd. and Dart' Rd. plane 905-6761131 or tat 1lesume 10 905.873-M C000s MEG® for mew Pub at Atom rd% A 443 2. fax resom 10 ESTnETU M . waroko- gists. pant time, I ii - two years 06) 118.41 The Facial Perf�t �gtE drivingMustdriv- Good o�wge slid berMlB Pticka0ei We a tax resfrmes, SMf F., Ferrdlwe,l0!! Igrhgston PA Pkdhalmb• ant, LIV 195 or fax: (905)1262297. no phone raft pbasle. OWERNSWE Landscaper re"red, Must b" WftfkXK pp��aaa0c toneman an assn. dor drty or's abstract user". Saw resumes to: File /112. Osha- wamfimby This Weds, P.O. Box 461, Oshawa, ON LIN 71.5. wlwPr'i DINER. Apx• re- dish - "res w$Hrcss . Eft- pnence y pe required.with resurn ro li4 Harwood Ave. S.. Ajax. 427-1993 MMIJI General "p CANADIAN PIZZA AND CHICKEN is hiring enthusiastic, herd taionkmg and rsprrirncrd operators, pima makrrs, and drrrxrs. If you are nrterrsled call Nar ib at 427-55% 11-3 pm. HAIRSTYLIST required fun, part-time with experience %a Josepm's Hahrstyrnq, osllawa Centre AppM n person. rix plhdne 72;i -9Q5,. ask,w.loe MERE WE GROW AGAIN - Su- permtendam couples required for hi -rise ap. bwldnps in Tomato. OMawe. Montreal ar- on. Dulles to include clean- ing. nlwMepnhance etc Salary "I"s t 66 f�.b29eenaas call jam LANDSCAPE DESICNEPAS- TNMTOR- Full and pan time for someone wan own car and come 427-4143 LOOKING for a Shipper re- alver for a high vokm warehouse In the puckering area Please tax resume to 116.139-a= MASSEY$ RESTAURANT re- quires experienced Servers Apo; n person 774 Liverpool Rd. $ PiCkeruxl UK TECMIMICIAN required plus char for rent For more in ormatgn 725-3262 PNOME Clerks needed Mak and female welcome. Calf 9135-579-7816 PRESSROOM SUPERVISOR Responsible for 4C inch Imo presses in packaging indus- try Prekrence grim Cana- daws wine team tamhueon experience in aeon ehwiron- mere. Apply Only in writing or tax to HR Miff Elis Pa*- aging Ltd. 1830 Sandstone Manor Pickering. Ontario 11 W 3Y1 or tax 905.831-7571. Security Officers, Private Itlresdpo s Experienced staff' required. Must speak & write English fluently. Must have car Whitby 1-993430-2%9 Mon -Fri, 10-4 pin sntl�ll►r Full time Positions & Manager Trainee Please bring resume, appy witlkirt: 981 Brock MS.. Brock & 906 420--99" locatioask for Peter WnOoR Pom oa icouple. Rental admn., metharwal, detrital & pkmbing WWrH- resmwmk �ba14M Fax CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application in an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. If the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. FULL TIME IARGE INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION EXPANDING • existing Oshawa operation • 3 career minded people needed • must be willing and able to start immediately • earnings to $40,000. annually • fwst 50 calls only. Contact AIr. HamZe 905-723-3411 HIGH -PAID BUSINESS E3 CONPUTER CONSULTING POSITIONS On -The -Job Training Program For appointment call ("S) 631-2832 WORLDWIDE TRAINING CENTERS 1480 Bayly St., Suite 7, Pickering Eicharb 9 Pub JOIN OUR TEAM! SERVERS/B.AMNDER.SUNE COOKS 2 yin minimum experience Full and Part rime Drop rewume in peri on to: KING RICHARD'S Pl1B 1 163 Kinguton Rd. Pickering. lin d w Urk'w pla:•1 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 sell starting individ- ual who posses strong communication and persuasive skills. Compensation is based on an hourly rate plus car mileage allowance. Ouakfied persons are invited to forward their resumes to: Sara Lee Hosiery Canada Inc. ��3��7t�00King St. W. ��eaft 00 �7, Box. 56 Toronto, Ontario M5V 1 J9 Resumes will be accepted until: March 20, 1998 Only candidates with whom we wish to conduct interviews will be contacted. We wish to thank all applicants for their expression of interest for this position. TV / FILM AUDITIONS ACTORS WANTED Adults & Kids (2&up) needed for TV & Film Assignments. No Fees, No Courses. Call(416)221-3829 Required: — Cooks, Wood Oven Pizza Makers, Kitchen Help, Experience Food & Cocktail Waiters & Waitresses. For both casual and upscale dining. Apply in person: Monday -Friday 9anv 6pen 121 Green St. Whitby, MONDO BAR & GRILL 430-9558 1 Ofrrce HNp 1 'Mice Hekp EXPERIENCED LEGAL BOOKKEEPER Pickering law firm is seekin candidate with knowledge of: • PC LAW and ACCPAC • A/P, A/R • Trust Reconciliation • Financial Stints./Year End Full-time pcnition for matemitv leave period May, 1998 to Jan., 0% Telefax or mail resume to: (905) 420-0808 Gillian Vanular, 13-1450 Kingston Road, Pickering, Ontario., LIV 1C1 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 MYOB software preferred. Responsibilities include telephone reception, customer Inquiries, order pro- cessing, purchasing, scheduling of service appointments: Major job challenge: balancing of multiple tasks with changing demands and priorities while maintaining a high level of customer satisfaction. If this position is of interest, please submit resume to the address below or tett to: (905) 831-7401 DLA P.O. Boat 221 Pickering, Ontario L1 V 2R4 awn$ n IECfTih0lMSTl Friendly professional. will starting loam member. Tek - VW* eWiral, mall► eblnput- v ResnmNs tactors t4inCh 21. IMerviewin will be Con- tacted. BM00n Village Aid - mal tlbSCL 105 Wndheskr Rd. W. Ba 21. Wind On- tario, LOB ICO. Fax 905E65- 84740. EMEE Het "_ft WANTED IMMEDIATELY, part time sales clerk. for fabric store in Durham Sewing & retail experierwe essential Bring resume to 1698 Gayly St Pickering. Sleeks CABINETMAKER. 5 sears min exp needed for retail stare fixture company Ex- perience in plastic laminates required (905) 665-1226 Mlow MECHANIC, expenenced. good people skills Fax re- sume to (9051686-2270 Mi- das Pickering. 1650 Kmorton Rd. Pickering - MOULDER. 2 Yrs Mhnimgn Experience in Plastic Mpow Moulds Please Fax Resume Ann Mr M Valeno 905- 428-7919 1 stoepwel CHIROPRACTIC ea+r Ar. .,slain Looking for a dynaltllC -dri dna to work in a wea- -dss environment Must raw „a" care , and com- c,ur experience Part ame ,,)smoer Please drop on � s � to a Old Kind - DENTAL A3393UW S �YGIENiS7 ioonxnq -o expend Ow hours' Busy Pickering ,dice requires You for satur- ;so IMgirwrig Apel Forw$rd sumes to Glendale Deft 11ice. 19W Duue Rd Une 9. ckenrq. LIV 611114. in IIIc nee P44 Dental Recepflien d Recalls "Al 1-t' _cilli M-ilc� rl- aw•liwn- • I : hx,wl per west surd i. - Y fa..d sakirday Can 4211-1215 ask for ( arrdon EXPERIENCED;r- 'aRecepuonsL asss:a::: :;.: Menng Wution Evenings and Saturdays Phase earl 1161193-4119 MEDICAL OFFICE Requires help for typing medical re- ports 20 - 24 hrs. per week and 5 - 10 per week rel-eption $9,00 per hr. 1905) 427-3996 cell (416) 704- 7229 RN dr oral surom dice- n- suaupan-lime. 3-5 1i2 days/ week. 0 R of I.0 U. expen- ence preferred, x-ray cerh- bed. Mad resume to. 92 Churo st S.. Suite 104. Ajax. ON LIS 684. 1 D're'e hed AM- Looking tot Mn. Doubtke. 5 days a week in my home. I have 2 Children ages 18 months and 3 mom's. cam for Interview 428-M. GIIIOCMIE iepired Mon. - Fti m. Imo ngs. 10 a.m. - 12: n fit. Bennaodtes s� fall 426-3522 AUM ca rte ��� rt - 2, WMda, (905) 6111111-4505 LM OUT Nagy rahI I I for 3 112 year old & inlaeL Mon - Fii. Baam0:30pmn. Ravens & criminal check requim Non smoker. 427-7323. t1rE-OIITnarvhy/wbysater rotpYetl. lar 2 good Thatereo children. Non-smoker, rekr- shoes. Carp hinted M. ng ViBape. Cam 61" 0 -f - Mr bpm. NAWTAIONIB M he - out carr. W for 2 dhidreo. 4 & 7 years old. Mud be tw w ing & crafty. Cam after 6:30 p.m. 4361145 PAGMT11E 4iVS A ,#Llit�411 tl~•i,it , ®1 sole- MMa�e 1 sin Ib*/AB M M sola NWAsnta 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 INDUSTRIAL SALES POSITION Fastenal Company. rated one of The Best Companies In America' by Forbes Business Magazine. is currently hiring for management and sales positions across Ontario. Fastenal, with over 650 branches in North America is a wholesale distributor of threaded fasteners, power tools, hydraulic fittings, construction supplies and other industrial products. Annual sales for 1997 exceeded 400 million (USS). We will be opening 150 branches' company wide in 1998 alone, which means most pro- motions will come from within the company. Training for these positions will focus on all areas of running a business. Successful can- didates will be ready to run their own branch within 2-3 years. We offer a competitive fi- nancial package. and excellent advancement opportunities. Resumes to the following. 11301 Wentworth St. W. Unit 1114 Whitby. Ontario L1 N SR6 Attn: District Sales Manager Fasten/ is an Equal OppoRunifp Employer Growing Alai office .eek. flexlble, organized perscm with excellent ver- bal & written communication skills for RECEPTION & GENERAL OFFICE DUTIES NIS Office & Meridian expenence an asset, car required. Fax resume with covering letter and salary expectations to: Ms. MacNeil, (905) 619-3013 . Daycare Avaih" 2 ECE MOMS Providing care limited space available. CPR. first acmokmrtn. Nous ansn. Lnv- erpo°IIFnch. (905) 837-2397 DAYCARE - Breakfast. lunch and snacks, ISN funds of acbv- ihes. 20 years experience 1 Fir. 2 t n, to hme holiday OPe a s Hwy 2 and Dixie. 039 EXPERIENCED m~ of 3. my home Echo Poirn/Glen Area. backs onto Winnam Dunbar School. Smoke-free. � . TLC. PVR. (905) 831- LIVERPOOL and Bayly, mom of one welcomes all ages. nt- anl/ctrld. first aidkpr mrbftd. flexible hours. smoke free. terraced yard. Sir J A Mat PS receipts. 937 -WA PICKERING Bomb / Refile: Loving daycare 18 months to 12 years Daly outings too backyard and park) � Wis. story time. mask. nu- •-hous mels i srnacm. First a.d. C PR certified Mon- s•tioking, reetipls. 905-428. •:44 SitRlad MMP Skilled ltNp skilled Help ® SkINd MMP e 1P womplift11b- ;,'7"'r Xs NoNn LHASA APSO p or iMnckride�6 mos LEASE NI vehicles Immediate • • - . �', -cal heddi^o. non-allergic,warranty a a -- R° �a ,,: g hearth guarantee, vet -needled. CCA membership. No credo House-Irining started. (705)t0 0 good w too bad. No tum 786-3124, kaveinessage. Downs. Cab ANCONA CREDIT. 7120 Yonge St. Thornhill. 1 Koren�r � � 800 456-2227. C,Computer . Technician LEAVING THE COUNTRY. will CREDIT PROBLEMS? On the saerdice - 1997 Neon, auto. spot financing Down pay- p.s p b.. air, sunroof, spoiler. 42, ments from $500 O.A.0 Cars. 20.001 km, like new. Assume trucks. vans. 1981 to 1991 lease $349.00 per mo. Alandy Auto Sales Ltd. 792 $10.0000 buy back alter 15 Simcoe Street South, Oshawa. months, on approved credit Learning in Faith Phone 905-720-3382. (705)696-1053 a 1993 OLDS Cutlass Supreme, NEED FINANCING? 89 Chero- 2-door, 305 V8. blueon-due, kee auto. a/c. $5995 90 Acura THE DURHAM CATHOLIC DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD au, loaded. am/a . Integra, 56995.90 Beretta vb, runs excellent. 513501350 00 0. 130K. $5995 91 Sprint, 5-spd.. Call 905-434-6909. $2495 91 Honda Accord EX. 1l65 PONTIAC Acadian, 4- 105K 88 Nissan 200SX, 114K. An immediate opportunity is available for a Computer Technician to assume an 90 Safari. 8 -pass.. 112K. All door automatic, excellent sold certified Over 50 more active role in contributing to the efforts of the Computer Services Department shape. $1400 certified. 060 availableDurham Auto Sales. Calf 728-0490 in providing a high level of hardwarelsoftwarelnetwork support for the 1M PONTIAC 6000. 4-cyhn- 19005 430 -ego st.E . "mltoy many users in a progressive and rapidly growing School Board. der. uncerfified. $1600 oeo. 1PICKERING HONDA . 979 G8905-831-4523 BROCK RD. S., PICKERING. This position will be responsible for performing technical diagnostics, Computer 19187 FIREBIRD FORMULA, Call Kevin Carmon for your 5 0 V6. auto, overdrive. me- best deal 1993 Accord SE. rdwarersoftware and network problems analysis, and computer and peripheral Wksteer: norust. runs ex- loaded, lather $13.995 94 repair and maintenance. This will include providing technical and user support; cellem. Asking $2900 905• snribrd LE 75 km, air. power identifying weaknesses and recommending sobitions in computer procedures, 706 9370. locks X Coo as i5 d. to Ac cad LX Coupe 5 speed. low K evaluate hardware/software 191818 MAZDA Cab . PN. 4 $14.695 1995 Grand Am Se. ng performance, installing and supporting software fa cyl. pd.. 147Kms $2950. V -b. auto. $9.995 M Dodge 86 CHEV Celebrity. 4 door. 4 Shadow. air. auto. 68K. data communications, applications, printer drivers, switches, etc.; investigating Jy atdo. air, loaded $7.29s 1995 Cavalier 4 dr. and completing repairs; and maintaining necessary records and documentation. i)7Kms 91500 Call for act- auto. air. LE. air, 91 e ptxrnmem CAA LINE. Picker- Grand Am LE. air, power The successful Kant win be a mg 1905)-427-4967 windows. power wars. tiff. applicant graduate Of Computer/Electronics comes of study,19ai PortrlAc SUNBIRo, cruise $6.995 91 Civic CX �• hatchback. 5 speed, $5.895 possess a thorough knowledge of the capabilities and operations of computers gainediIt a and 9t55amshaft 1994 Dodge Car~. air. 75K. through working experience; and have a solid understanding and working experience only Coupe. 1»1 wNBtRO, 4 -cylinder. With word processing, spmdsheet and data base programs. automatic. AmtFm Cassette, Ki. Don't Miss this one New Mr whidMnonwg. =W , poly Trades eommg daily. Call Ke- d. a resume, in strictest confidence, b Mauch 20 1998, to: Owner. Asking ll(4 0.8.0 tar tamta el Picked"MM Hem - Send � Owner must self (416)754- q. own 158 eser awl as Is Alan vtdFus, Human RlSOI�Ces M 3492 $511"INor r :floc. 06) 619 6511 or (05)1831-5� 1994 BACK Century. V6. auto. The Dwtam Ciattwk Disbiet School Board arctic blue. air, til, cruise. *AUTO LOANS' 660 Rossland Road West, Oshawa Ontario LIG 7C4 PWPB• en ( 5)725- klms . $e.DpD cen (905)725-0668 Auto Deafer will arrange telt GRAM PM VG ys hnancirlg even If you GA Andrews �applicants being g offered interviews will be contacted. abs. 0A. prw p/trunk securityhave been fumed down J. McCafferty system. 1-dotx. approx. before. Loans available Director NO Phone Gals Please. Chair 95.000 highway kms. new for no credit, credit . _ - IVIS a brakes 912.900 like protlieTis. and bar*rupt- newt one owner Cap 905-683-cy DYyes. No co signers 1 Firewood Pµ` • '.R - 3020. needed Call Merl FlllEw000 P•lka lumber S �� FIREWO Cerra Imber '. 1 Sw 960. 4'x8'x16'. $65 Estab- ,shed 1963 Days 705-277- 3391. Even gs 905-434- 6665 Free doMry to 0awmal area KOZY HEAT FMIEW000. ex- ceflert very trent quality hard- r+ood. @orahNed extra lora ',me tally seasoned. ca i spin Honest mtaswenllrn, Ilaee skied H* Skilled "'Ip debvmo. 905.753-2246. %rpm �. � $8.�. 93 Actueva. loaded. auto. 4 cyl., burg, the price NKMNe!! we toe video, alar audw, took. CD's. Cornor1 ` Ir Cure pied mate EMBROIDERY Drown wn DaDalrrahan N SIn01'S F l l mckrdes k~ Free No Ooed r� cap 1831 9707 1995 GRAND AM. red. 2 dr. auto, loam. like view. Ime 1 sak forWJCIIN AAkies War. 1 ArticleM.d s wakm warranty $15 000. 905- 6183-25118 (sro) FREE DRAWS 5 minutes to the Big One 50 Families 500 tables of Bargains 500,000 items for liquidation 5 truckloads of store rack and slot boards. Indoor at 1910 Dundas St. E., Whitby 2 East of Thickson Every Sat. and Sun. u -tune experk•rlccu COMPUTER SPECIAL $699 Embroidery Machine Operators sTovE, x. almwd t ehdk complete Pentium Mu,ti-mc- rrquired. Must hale at least 1 year °t2 71xcellent mnabo^ act kii`rsirstem �i.'colour t11'n0R HWAM experience on mu:ti-head embroideUm m from S40 � mictline. THREE SMALL black for poo- Cal 905456-3851. Oes 1 male 2 females aft0 - Hours: Monday -Friday S:OOam - 4:30pm. Also Part-time Positions a%•ailable Eveniap Monday-Thuniday 4:30-9:30pm, Saturday Ram - Ipm. Located in Ajax For interview call Monday -Thursday 3:00-5:OOM ask for Wilma (905)683-6301 The Persons/ Touch Embroidery PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR (shift work) Leading manufacturer in the paper converting industry has an immediate opening for a Production Supervisor. The successful candidate will possess knowledge of Flexographic punting and several years supervising within a union environment. Apply in person to ?he Production NI"er 125 Consumers Dr., Whitby PERSON 1 time position availat nediately for a rapid wing Bowmanville bass aufacturer of steel r( ned products. st have experience in n n to setup and quali trol. Shifts maybe r •ilii! fa: !moo nos (l111110f) 436-=1813 3 small pompoo pot. one crown male. two lernq, . one black. one Made Moaner and father an be seen U= b go March 22tnd. U each (9051655-9971 1 AAkka b GARAGE door repairs. broken springs. cabin. raters. open- ers installed $45 New doors/ openers Ou" Plus Doors 4116-336-0073 9 PIECE Traditional style Oak dining roan set $1700 Dusty rase cushim on i r ai rs Cal (9005)433-0605 CARPET WHIM, too%. Nylon thick. plush. sin re- sistant carpel. For 3 rooms, only $MOO Price incieft 30 S0 y0 COO. Ohm pad and nstaaalorh n yaw home. Free ptgta lou . in your horde. No interest, no payment tar one IW year. Daniel. I-aoD• 217-0104. CAMPEIS - kits of carpel, 100% nylon, new stain re- kmCarpels on hod. I vii carpel 3 rooms, sm. Price monde: arpet, praritm pad. expert iinstaNa•On, hit deliv- ery. hoe rs- 1 1, (30 yards). NOnr•ah686-2314. CN1PElt SALE: Lots of car - 100% nIdon sin re - CUM 3 rooms $339. (30 $4 yd.) Includes: %;am. Pwarriipp bed Mrd Installa- tion. Free estnWes, CMpet «Nirs. serving Durham and 606-1shrfoendrg area Sam 905- 712. CANFT SALE. up b 5D% on targe sewcom of calor aid design, aatomer satk;taclbn gtMfanfad. For a hoe es- t1og4 17I MINN. M 431- 4040 or (416) 622-6236 O M MCE SALE . dost be sold. no reasonable oner m - ft" *WArAm boas til M& MOM 2ai- 30 rip. Two rmom and srlowblorrM lawn boy moo - em tf wow saws aid mew ss m, WUN Saks, 4700 ThiclaoN PA N. (605) as0010 - COMUTER UPGRADE an- tral Arry Pentium 75 to 1313 rtiht up9rM to 200 om $249 00 Ary 40 MrMlt ace a CO tom. SOWN ard and Lotsotnew upriced sa wlae pricefromSM New and tried ata ' , , up to 3 yea warrMties (905) 697 - FLAT GRIL with 2 burners, gas. $600 11 tray steam warmer $400. bm in very good condition 5799252 $TEF A WAKr Appkarlas Parts. Service. Showroom tart of applunim ndges $=. S11000" sm. iVAWWS fm. rivers $190 gas dryers, avg 2.6 years. Mery rwsrner $250. Dontpay for 3 months. Fi- nar��q St. (905)417 67 Ftt QUAM S" ri nim fl1ADITIM K mmonoom RWONItIM MUST Got bedroom sol. Snrq room sel, dprstq�roto�m sol Best arias edafaa a � (41 enkr6} D -M -krJiida'xpe 77 fiblim cartridges. $175., aiugae 4 ani" cht�rs. $455 eKh. (n r lehing). tr o beiMw nn chairs $25 each. East Lake dresser with mtrrof SM. fail boy dresser $210, tiesie sewing iMaapedniifre $135. CWds ar�prre 32 CrMm(mind t0N0" crystal glum, $5 - $6 each. Strom oak ,toting chair $30, an18gee Wk 33 x 34 $45. Painkd bllydMl bac $110. Call Pict- akq Moo 891 318 bdwo 9 pM.mCYpldi. (00. wedidays. anytim YELLOW PSE fwrrmre - .. . ,. chest $175: On"" SM. Lamm $135: Computer Duk $150: Desk Chair $7D: �� (� LEAF TICKETS WANTED Will pay face value for Maple Leaf Tickets. Must be greens, reds or golds. Call Bruce at 579-4400 ext. 2207 250 '' 1 250 ORIGINAL Mortal Combat ar- KITCHEN SALE Cade ncelent Oohdbon ( 090 Call 7�� Sat. March 7, 91111) PAMOSSRAIIOFATHM 1702 Greenvale Crs. CLOCKS- o " fsr tUOpwm Pickering. Yamaha. Sarwick. lumbar. m% N Young aiew digital pia- Call Tracey ro awn Largen0sekaro^ of '.905-420-8044 for info. grMiaalher crocks from SM am o. Call TELEP PIANO 4331191 1 Y•weel 1 kMMrel RENT TO OM APPLIANCES. new and reconditioned, i4 warranty Paddy's Market. VV= DFAMN 263 8369 rix 11800-7918-5502 F" SMVICE SWUM - Quality wooden shich; as X 6 barn kii, only $299 plus tax Many other uz- es and styles available. Also "'T and decks. 761 Mc- Kay Rd Lifts 3. Pigrrirtg. For more "0. aN 905 6192093. 1»18 OLDS M I;. pre, p I. remoteest . p seats. 3.8L. for green ala. w^h grey W 63.0001kms NO Asking $19.200 (905WIT-4146 WE FINANCE EVERYONE No tum downs. First time buy- ers, bankrupt; bad Credit; no credit! If you work; you drive! Lots of pre- owned vehicles to choose from. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEM 905.706-3498 was of Spl" bae spions• Orr Earty OH sake k sew •. Own >s rthceeNteaer irelt- dedrattkaNy reftad. Ose't pubs idose drib at NAka. Elf. 1995 Sumire Coupe. air, auto, immaculate. Safe. $9.950. 93 Grad Prix SE. v-6, auto. wadtd. tock. 95.000 kms. $9.450 93 Atro- star XT loaded taest 8 OAL4W FYRMTYME.. But CASH 011 DEALS. we Sep. i more! Horthe ]u0 u arp OW �. � $8.�. 93 Actueva. loaded. auto. 4 cyl., burg, the price NKMNe!! we toe video, alar audw, took. CD's. 1 $6.995. 93 AGkeva, loaded. Pig neteirer no w thin kis- WAYa s. games. V-. da- aur°. 6 CO.. 56.495.. 93 Satan, lief prices Ye Opirg monde, hwnnra, �pkMic� NEW MUSIC sane a flap!/ loaded, a pass. bug, dukh by .18tnelOre eNecwe MM. 16 906-571-2271 www.dOwhMarewantt/ door. $10.500. 93 Taum GL Our prices we rise -save on i1t13IArhOMCJMM staoorr wagon. V3. loaded, Dining. Bedroom and OCs- FOSTLs1 Alan" is a ^tin . t•M a 95. Mack,92 Swifunner. 4xx416 ac slow picas. Traditional Mbodwork" has been Nand M Chldren's C � 1pps spwd ExedS crONO the highest 00ft alto Eft IWNft kid Io 70 ZS -0919. FOM , ■ AM[. Mack w wak d so ■ItK/ paws ad 91 GXL, 4 aft, �WAN $3,795. 91 sato lith i teak Ierthibhre n MAMO on 60My. CO 426- Bonneville' SE. 31800 V-6. Daham Row for ova 23 � The hiMiMt prices for 1601. rink $6.�; years. Tradaional Woodwork- Ing 905.05-8774: 115 Ikina your vakmele andques a es tale commis. Call us to -day Lg� Sptlh Lhtorppd area 4 9 91 C burg, Pal Rued Pon Fury. lir the Oat nital. henry or year old hbby, Ororm and wAiile. r I n patch on $7.996 91 yrale Brm, 3800 Vi, kiadt4 N gray $6,500. 912 IM FMOE $225. sed hp• baffle Karn AptOhw cawAg- antes' with nearly 30 yeas tin ftm side arida now. Air swers to 'Buster Please as Cava18er RS 2 dr., V 06, aAo, loaded. Mack. $5.995.. 91 used stoves SM. and hp, 1'ItOrte 905 985 420-6481 Cavalier RS, 2 Or. v-6, auto, used graslrers $250. dryers 8161. loaded, rA1ik $5.996. 91 Eagle $125 ad pp. New brow nape e 1 �r TMon. 5 speed, kmdK blade. Incites. 16. c.f. $605 . Mew Joe ash la t�IL $7.985. 1918 Toyota Taft. 4 ' brand name 30 :lova $149. trio torous. Royal Doubles. �E• yellow, LaBrador S3. J� GL,aWo�: and up. New 5 C.f. bsems HWNNWN, Moomoll, fine retriever pulps. Fane raised CKC rgNskrcc h m ekV-10 poy 15,985. 19th SM.- SUM -*s Ap- ddrn i girds, old Wys, coli. guar- rMa- worn Mardi 17- Call Callow Z21, batt 115,000 pha ces 227 Court St, DOE i o 613 73-2aq lcpx, $5.558. 89 TemIllest vs. 576-7448. aides. Pbone (905) 976 tons kcded, 159.000 kin, V-0, a ", 13,695. 87 PAM. good tar. Atttkrei 3577 or Fax (905) 5762267. hilll WOW $1,996. 69 Tracker a 1 AAs i _ OAPA Porkies. Maltese, ,DeaArliN$4.995 'er 9! 1" 156 SI. slat M MM ( _-V npbn gm", OWN (MoaCroN i otmr at poo- MIMIIAM COLLEGE SPRING GIFT i CRAFT SALE- Sat. Golden Retrievers Shih Tzu, westies, Nip MsM. Gard 57Fi88i. ONO- SwAsi. •Wbm elf ra'� In kit's or allrnst+4ip 11M. Decoys. kick i idem Murch 21, 10 a.m. to 4 pm. Bichos Friese, alleatae um ON* bIWIT. OAC. CaNlctas or estate. itAdMasion: 2000 siMooe St - Nath Oshna Easier, Shehies, Schrvauzers, LEAK TO Ow - Cas only, '85 '88. Call Robert aotwrn AtMlgues (905] 856ID19, BnOMR On Mks par, Cralb Valor kio. 721.3111 Pomeranians ("5023-5077 from to everyone 9p118e:. $345 down. 180 o7dK lab. E NhtB ANOMiMh�sym- aeoo a ext. z3�. Ler sb.la vee e>wtw duck, no Interest. $70034 orKMb Lia 886742e. l/5 -57i-1101 Fraser Ford Sala LN. EM wwanrcuws tNared $75 to $750 for scrap cars a trucks or any wri-1, w o- des 24hr piolonayl pick- up Fra To". AN Dirrhem ReCyCkrq. ars a trucks WNW. caw (905)706-5710. 426-76718. A a A AUTO- Can. triidtt. beats We pay $80- :10.000. Caste on The spot Any Cord~ on. year. Cap us xry hret. 24 hours. 7 days. 30 met sera 905.60.5003 or 905.706-5231 A ANA AUTO Removi - Cash for can, quick removal (9051, 4264208. AUTOMOBILES and ducks warted for scrap Any condl- hon. any ape. tree removal n lcash Also needed. 1 67r Cher Or GMC pickup for parts. CAN a row. Oshawa 905- 431-0407 CASH FOR CAnsi we buy used vehicles vehicles must be inrhrrnirg cot mon. Cyt 427-2175. come to 479 Bayq St East. Ajax at MURAD AUTO SALES. 0tRA1 CARS warned. top pricead s p. Same day pick Lop . Also cars for resale. wi Miup to $5000. Cal 686- 7771. WANTED . Subaru 4WD ww oNsedan. any cadilion tale SO's model years preferred. Call Ron 9054686-8351. 1 Ttecka „�►3lIL 1988 Girt Jkmr 4x4, 4.3L. PA. Will. sunroof, new palm. dark recildark 9M. SM 090. Cal 905404 -Ml. HIB M hal ton. 149 oo8 kin. $4300 ancef W. Call 571-5535 1998 GMC JIMMY 4X4, 32,000 IiM, felly loaded, col- ored � fuloung board lady dri- ven. No money down. tike over Mast 20 Mot MR. Fri riarraiMy. slimmb. al indo- sive. 434-8730. (snp) 1 vow IOU FM AIMO Uk XL, 7 pmerign. 132.000 hall.. now WK Drakes and meant air. am4m CUNW, 3.0 v-6. car - Wed, asking $7,400. (905) 655.0101 1964 TMGMM 4X4, black, auto, 64 000 ba. RMpowble had lop. bra, rillCer�iy Alk- ing $10.900. Cal 725.0871. "in LSA Vat ale inn., ps, pb. rx" comm. IN er door f olksss. key remou wey sm. ve 160sion' hO�ioar-oeo aft. Iran:. 57,000 kin. t1Orm. Ab *A* 9*0. Dodge Caravan. 7 -pas - 85.000 km. V6, a(C. cars. $92501obo. 434- e MNrtM 9SS 20' Sunray Cuddy. 1997 andem Trailer w/electric ikm 1997 Top w/pnvacy cundlns a screens. LOADED. $1.0 500 (416)495-9256 Fa,,416)n5 6953 LEAVING THE COUNTRY . will •..,,:dice 1978 SeaRay 28'. 1.aveyed in 96. (Value ' . Neew, engine gine (360 50edMerc))f. niments. stereo. radio. ,ahs, cushions. head, lop. e and tanks. Complete a tri -axle trailer, safety ;• er lines and tenders. No k required. $14,000. (705) 1053 11 Apartrnents For Rat i & 1 Bedrooms a limbelo Oshawa and Bowman - Starting at $600/month usive Fridge, Stove in - fed, laundry facilities. No is Can 905723-0266 or 905.771.6399 1 BEDROOM Apartment. ,,no moor of house. nckrd- basement. washer/dryer. )/marsh. 1sVWst Viewing: Marti. 1.3pm. 740 Cedar Call collect (519) 941- 9r I BEDROOM Basement r, anment in Oshawa. Large. -an, quiet. cable. 2 phone es available. parking, dose sot Single. employed now oker welcome. Oulet pets (come $420/morith inchu- .e Available Mar 15th 905- 2 -0834 NORTH OSHAWA SuDer large 1 2 bedroom,$ Extra large cony Well managed gwet Iding Controlled entrains St24 and $729 uH -:it-.e :.r king No dogs AD, I May 1st 905-579 558-1 OSHAWA .Bloot a, LAW 2 3 bedroom apartments in W low rise bu karrg Close 401 a GO Paring. Avail - Is immediately From $600.1 MinPhone -5761255. BEDROOM basealeM am. .' separate entrance Air- nddiotung. I -car panung aiabk Apr 1St $750 all in- iSrve. no pats. now pokers. Call 905.619.8091 AJAX- Two bedroom umur- ,ned basement ap.. Pmak trance. ran smoker West- flDcWrey area Available meOy * Cam 428-0798 ' µ16)7a3.3894 EXCEPTIONALLY CLEAN 8 ;u,ef 162 bedroom apart- Itlas len Oshawa, from S59D- S755 per unit. aI inclusive Pi erlidge Propatin 905-428- 577 AJAX- Spacious, dean a br,ght 2-bdrm bsunt. am. Separate entra wee. fridge, stove. laundry, awe able April 1 2�. (905) 686-1668. ARE YOU Looking for a deMh and spacious 1 Deefroo■ easement apt in a quiet ma- ture area of Wlwby. Coin 'sundry, parking, available April st. Cam 579.9759. AJAX, 1 -bedroom kass■aht. Duret strcet fennel paChpN, Ireshlypanted. ,air all amenities, public IfarKA is door, q- $650 in- cursive, move now sort payng from April. 61113,N29i1. AVAILABLE IMMMTELY, in Whdby Apt. building, Spa- uous. carpeted. re* paNN- ed with blcay. dose to ted, �' . al utilitiesklckaft required. no Pees 1 bedroom bedr 3 $690' 2 betkoom. 430-0134 X50. Cal BLACKSTOCK, Large 2 bed- room basement cep., ntrades It stove, dkhwastkr, woodstinic Ava!able April 1. tuiUlastreferences required. S550/rno. 905-986 SOOt. bed - °0m Uvi gro �dkentan combination, Quiet area at conservation area. skit siltf%e workng Prion. AvehMe int medralely. References ni quired. First" ►sgtAted• $500/mo. includes hent, hy- Oro, Iridge, stove. 623.7986 400 400 400 WINDJAMMER 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.geocities.com/wall street/Floor/ 7657/hjRhriser.htm1. 2 BED. Bsmt beautiful new apt. Like ground floor, very bright. In Pickering No pets. no smoking. $725/mo includ- edAvail cmmd Babysitting available (905) -QS -M71 CENTRAL OSHAWA. new building. 1 bed $575 Phone 432-2261 for appl or super Ili 33 Whiting. Oshawa COUILTICE - brand new 1 bedroom walk -out apt in quiet house Utrkbes, able. Laundry and ping ngdtded. No smokingino pets pekrred $690 Lave message 905 438-3806. (sup) COtNITICE, baclkspia 3.1 bedroom. country setting. dose to 401, addable Manch '5 "DO per rrnorhtn plus heal S hvdro firyAst. 725-4909 HARWOOO/NAYLY. 1 told - mm basement cmw. ':nght. separate enhance. sundry, no pets/smokers March 16. $600 WS -428.7860 LARGE 2 BEDFA M (seead •rxtrI separate entrancen ..istonc buidm , iron smoker. o pets. 5900 pit" aMikes Available now 683-8243 WINTRY. LARGE mulrkvel 3 bedroom apes (Umdy budd- utg) Avadable awmediMely. I r es* -panted. Iaf Oweodt rnfuashed Close to Sd1001S. smog pahg, from. Owhdasl Cochrane 905.619.2981 LOOKING for single person to rem a large basement amt rient, n Port Perry Non: smoker, no pets. Separate entrance panunq. Iffdge. stove. able. laundry Included. S57Wrrton8n. rderenas. C1sdt hustle Avail May 1 (905►985- 00591SNP) N.W. OSMWA. 3 - main main floor, laundry parking. 5950 Irrde■ve N W DSN 2 bedroom basemen . se late enhance. 'at I II , 5700 inclusive. Avail Apr t (416) 806.5894 NEAR DOWNTOWN OSHAWA a HOSPITAL Urge 2 tied, ape in we 6-plex. $698 . hydro. Heat, pinking nd,rded 1-905-479-0127 of 1-905475- M7 .905-4757857 ONE BEDROOM basement am. aval. Apr 1. mot9y deco- rated. 4 pc. bath. carpeted (laundry parkdg. separate en trmce, patio doors. bright a quiet dose to S. GM 1 person only. SSW. first a list. 434- SPACIOUS well-maintained 2 bedroom alts. Avad. a 900 and SM Glen St. Some wth walk-in closets. palm provid- ed. Close to schools. shop- ping centre. GO Station. UW fn mdwbd. Cal 72114993. OSNMSR Cm". 2-11keedroom 2nd floor of triplex, pa". Wlrrdry. Avail. Ap.lst695 5 inclusive. Phone 905-723- IN7. OSHAWA. 2 -bedroom, lint Boor at bio m, Near O.C.. ap- OMM, laundry facilities, a ii dy- *5) t34- OSMANA, Bloor/Park BIL, freshly primed spacious. clam, large 1 -bedroom M. 2 -bedroom $680 MCI" - Free parknq laudry an she, 1-888-749.2738 OSMAWA, spotless 3 -bed- room main floor bungalow, 2- batNo kms. atradive tMilY room, 5 appliances, new gas heakg. a/c. double parking. 5950+011ities. AvaLUM ADOSL 905.436-2683. OSWANk Taunson d Simcoe, 3 -bedrooms. 1 1/2 -baths. ppaartNNrrqq 5785/rmomh . Mho. Balanceo March lute! tsV last. Call 905.668-5111& SNACK SLS.3-bedroom. M2 5 ♦ ut len. Includes all avadiew Mar.tst. 725-9991. PICKERING ONE Bedroom basement. bright. large dos - eft. antral air. own entrance. Wwdry, parkuq, shgle non smoker, no pets. $650 Mckn- sive Available immedutey. (905) 420-6861 PICKERING GO, upper a born er Lower $749. 2 bedrooms. muter bedroom tOiQoft Up- per, available soon. $1100 3 bedroom, iron makers. 420- 2472 PICKERING HWY 02 / WHITES RD . Nice large 3 bedroom WOR oW basement apt. Ce - row tile. glen entry, parking, able. 1n72 washrooms. ran smoking. no pea. 5925 m - dudes utilln. Avadabk March 17M. 509-9849 PNCKERING VILLAGE new large. one DeOraom basernient apt wren separate entrance. Michel. fuK 0781. as Irtildles. Non-smoker Andable now $725 first &W(905) 427- PICKERING Village 2 -lied - room on second IboePMRnq. Mabg. laundry $730 . hy- dro 1stAast. knmeMate 416- 457-8801 PICKERING, West Slot. 3 - bedroom main flour " Pik, , fridge, stove. tawdry faak- hirs. garage. dose to all ammwes. $11001 11 , as rlhtkMw. (905)686.8906 POWRINGAVMTE'S RD De- luxe 2 single bedroom base- ment attainment. $650 Islas t/ 3. includes tndge. stove No pees or smokers, smgle or mature couple prekrred. Available April let "Ura (905) 839-1084 PR MTE. dean 1 -bedroom 2 - storey Wim WAR -out to bako- im, arvallikilk mme"efy Call Call 905-404- 1913 SNEPPAl10 A WOTES, Exec - arrive 2 bedroom urge base- ment apt. Parking, laundry• sex umy, wan -wall fireplace. cable, new carpet a palm non smoker. nopets $840 into - sive 420-0157 SOUTH OSHAWA dean 1 bedroom basement apart - man. Bus at front door pri- vate entrance All inclusive. Available Apr 1st. References required. s person Looking for single quiet en579.4051 1stAaurequiredrered Wentworth St -W. 2 from $660 8 3 B/R from $720 for rent. Jes incl. Close to sols, shopping and Transi right past door. Call to view: W 721-8741 Ifflliee : WWk to GN I 98d. $631. 2 flail. SM 3 fled. SM9. zw=%WS OR SEMM4*01120 384 SO= S. Newly reno- vaed 1 -bedroom from $530 Inclusive. Simcoe/Gibb arm. Available )mmediaeq. Ste- phen 905571-3229. OSHAWA. WEST Central - 3 bedrooms. upper level of du- plex. Major appkarm. laun- dry facilities. Cable 2 carParking $775 all inclusive. Mature couple preferred No Pets (905) 579-1869. WHITBY 2 -bedroom 123 An - nes St in a quiet 6-plex $5507 month. heat and water includ- ed. Cale 725-4145 WHITBY CENTRAL. 2 bed- room apanment In Iriptex, sundry and parking, $695 plus hydro ISUWst require0 Available Apnl Ist Call (905) 665-9589 WHITBY, 1 -bedroom base- ment apartment. separate side entrance, dose to school d amenities $5501mrxth kdii- tles included Available im- mediately Call after Born869 1905)665-0.(SNP) WHITBY, 2 bedroom. upper E Alex. March 1st, $770 first last. 1 car parking, heat, wa. let. laundry Pamela '905)427-5888.905.686.1533 WHY rem when you can own lour own lame for less Iran you think?" Call Dave Hay - lode Sales Rep. Re"Alax Summi Really (1991) Ltd. IWO) 66e -36w or ice) O 3211 WILSON/OLIVE. BEAUTIFUL LARGE 2 -BEDROOM. with wo0w to deck. Fudge. stove. washer. dryer. parking. $850 X9448. dable Immediately 1 How" Far Rud I e \�,,„ r WHY RENT? OW\ YOUR HOME FROM $7001MON'TH -I Distress Sakes Available .0 vet Much Downpaymerd'/97 J Discharged Bardvupr m (905) 571-6275 1-800-840-6275 (Mark Stapley Sar Fre Suer, 0joie ha•k Fry I BEDROOM ^ mai, ., w of Osruwa Centre, extra i bedroom in easement writ in kddrerr and ret -room "SO / mo.ud Aprd 1 404.1938 AJAX - DETACHED 3 pis one bedroom. rec room one 1 - 4 PC and 1 -2 PC bam. c. pa- tio. 5 appy eea s. no smoker. pea. Ist/latt. $1.245. plus April List. (416) 750-2114 AJAX CENTRAL. 2 story. 4 bedroom. 3 appliances. clean a wW S900 ulMks T vNEVy$ ADV 1S i;FIjIpAY,.MARCH 6a.19la-P E Z� 1 x-1 4 •. i , r a , r 1 . . 1 r�• . -r ".4 It 410 410 410 620 620 sl -111 A ABSOLUTE AFFORDABLE SICK OF RENMING?3' OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASYlI $100,000 MORTGAGE CARRIES FOR S7000nprlh MlMenum interns Sw ooer year .. - "Plower Of Sales' avadable - Assumable AAortgagss Help ler drscherged bankrupts • Not much downpeyrtbr>h? Call Marld! He knowhat to dot!! (905) 571-6275 or 14MO-840$275 Mark Stapley Sales Rep. Sutton Group Excel Really. 1 Tio-th-lor EM TowrJrouess�or- 1 1 nate 1lores _Rant Rent for Sale 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units Utilities included Stove 8 Refrigerator. Parquary floors throughout. Parking included. Playground Area. Close to skclools and shopping. From 5846.00. Call 905-721-0980 RELOCATION must sell, 4 bedroom Mme m desirable area of Pickering Close to as amenities. $209.900 (905) 831-3130 SAYE THOUSANDS - On Im- maculate 2.300 sq it execu- I've home In sought after Nhhiby area Close to schools end buses Greenhouse kridl- en, elegant master bedroom errswte . plus many upgrades. Dram (905) 666-5701 SIX MONTH OLD, 3bdrm Jet brick 212 bath ops TAUNTON TERRACE ';wn :rncem, hardwood floor. fire- M­­ ted T� .,.,V., O. [ I V,µ•, ensuntrroman tub. ts- 6edroom towrdqust available a land Mit/dshir, fully upgrad- March Ist Call 436.3346 ed. ornate -lot. Kirgsway For - n9 INDUSTRIAL UNITS INDUSTRIAL UNITS 1280 est. NE Oshawa. $169.900 beauhtul 3 bedroom, 11/2 Terwelegar 1937 sq it office Mark (905) 720-1613 baths. 5 appliances. c/a. warehousing $325 sq, it net. Calf 1905579-5077 aha 5. STURGEON LIKE. 3 -bedroom hardwood. ceramic. $1050 (905)571- 81 executive home 120ft prime Plus April M. (905) 43D-2917 waterfront, private Marry up - Rooms Do_ Trades, 2 baths. oak floors. CO- Rent Done ceding$ 5350.000 lex Rudr 9051571-0616 AJAX. TWO 'urnisned rorms. FAMILY HOUSEKEEPING :or tages pool. beach store. 1 TOwrdiOtrses separate entrance, able. pgygrowrd. CampbeKford. two l ale ;reared laoutres. tatandrY, hours normneut of Toronto 1 - "on -smoker. ra pets. 5400. 9.813 2212 "RARE OPPDNTMTYlt!I hrsWst. (905)683-5480 Renovate u new 2 and 3 BEDROOM, plus private sit- t;nq room m country, fur- Pnvale Homes 1 1 For Sale bedroom lownhouses 4 new appkances, $28.000 yearly income to quality 5500 de- nishid or Illdumrsned. ase of post Good asst. Some rod kitchen Whites. lemak pre- to owes to 11-11, puram- t905-905-3507d. $3851�en Seagrove • er Cal Gentleman George IrnO Walker at 905.726-9414 CIWRCII/NWY02- elan pre- Lots for femed Fridge rV and phone old em Cal (905) 683-8237 TROUT FISHERMANS ra- we'use 32 scenic areas wwroh '.1st trout stream Near New- .astk Only S75 DOD Can Nalter Frank at Frak Real state$ 575-4111 , 1 Out- 6Town R rnq KIRKFIELD. - N,,.." -nl AJAX : x: i; a a: ea. ,te- of nn Hui/ 48. across from lathed 4 bedrooms. 3 12 ShaILMW Gas Station Main- bO.001ms. 2 fireplaces. ac. leninle fret. 3-bdrm la►etrom double garage. I "' MO cottage CN. an. broad- Oatlnhnrt apt $249 000 905 t�P� _ borrNd. "' 0 . t kddlen. bK No ilea 653-8768 - bachelor in basement, im. 427-0428 bath walkout to large deck maalate. ntvlly-renovated.eketne scat. 299.900 OPEN ATTRACTIVE townhouse, an IVOY-C rpeted, ase of kdcfWh ASaN01N1 4 Bedroom. vc. HOUSE SUN MARCH 6. 12-5 PEN quiet residential street in A washroom taelktes Ajax. tcrw Replica. custom Twit. PM Burlington (905) 632 - counter Three bedrooms. students wekalw. avariabk on 85 acre To make an cep 0068 two Wtvoorha. how Sim. mahwediatdy 90Sa26 0901 poatmem frkass call 1905) Landry fathktes. Newly Car. 511ered 6554131 No &gads blowy paled, central air. deck, ga- . 1 CUSTOM HOME eknloer to LOW rage. Wills ado ravine Accomwwdueon Available April I St. Call (905) :.wrier numerous .:pgrades. 4 MONEY PROBLEMS. ;+' . 963-8105 alter 6 p.m. YaWay CLOSE t,; ^s'eawa anr•e bedroom, 3 bonrolums. Irv- or le" gulch v,rni• r gang to Friday. anytime weekends bright room n large. 1relhay MnWdurg large eat -in kdcri bankrupt ur burg garrhsneeo shared home. with 3 alleys tn. large bmilyroom, large Everyone accepted regardless MIOOKI0. quant 3-bedoom Close to public transit, cable, specuund wood deck. pro- of creat ram Cam for tree ler VWw overlooking crack LK"ky Must lire ctWdren, kssronby Imrdsc&ped land- ptp,pwNgri 905-576-3505 Oak kitchen. 3 walkouts. 2 nonsmoker $350 576-5577 by West doss to Go. coudry baths. rec room we faeylace Subdmrsron 2295.000 905- Sho*M Ifund; included Clean. $1200nnautn plat. Cam FURMISNEDANFURMISHED US -2066 Randolph 433 -8th room in gorgeous 3 bedroom OBTAMMG A LOAN IS NOT gkevew condo. lo share wenn GRANDVIEW AREA *ell -kept GUARANTEED. SOME OSHAWA CENTRE AREA, two oma plokessaAals $400/ home spacious tented -lot. 3 COMPANIES CNMGE UP- Beauhtul ranch bungakow tin- mo IstAut AvaiaDk dnme- wa-s:n bedrooms. large kv- FRONT FEES, OTHERS Mill from top to bottom. dose daNA (905) 831.5802 NVM"V$m daaV- cm DO NOT IT IS to schools a all amerron. tamiyroom/arr-baht gas-tur- SUGGESTED THAT YOU 2960 . hAsikn Awl immed AJAX- convakad to 401 - 4 nace. Lc. fridge stove. Ask - (905) -434-8761 bedroom axe"".. non- mg $125.000 726.9791 NRIES716ATE THOROIIGH- smoking furnished tome to LY N.E. OSMAWA. 3.1 bedroom. share won one Separate 3pc KNOB HILL and 401 arta BEFORE S&GIUM ANY gas fireplace. 3 barns. fin- private ban, own Imrgroom great home $108.900 Iwo CONTRACTS. WW baseman. Farad yard. Laundry arc. fireplace. Bus at storey. 3 bedroom, large fridge. stove. dishwasher. door Swt protesslaral. Quiet kdcnm. separate d=9 room ' 1 Mongegtt. bear aft amennts. May 1 su strep $650/mo Available and living room. min 11001 $950 plus utilities Call now Parking 905-686-9963 WurtAry room. walkout to 23 x (90.5)434 -7311 12 deck to park like fenced MORTGAGES - Good. bad and LEGAL SECRETMY has yard garage and workshop. ugly Financing for any pw- RrF$OMNUlAlM - 3 bedroom house to share with non- forced air gas furnace. new pose rates from 4 49% All dmbted brick. extra room in smolwtg working profession- scam doors. move in con*- applications accepted Com - attic. beautiful fame, must be a. (large bedroom $385 per tori. Cam Lome Hartford. su- munity Mortgage 666-080.5 seen Maylst�l16uu283-001151AvaiUbk �6irStAast. (90)576 7002 Ion nto (99)%6 s Sc lsa a e' SEM. 3 . 1 -bedrooms. wamk- out to fenced backyard Fridge. stove. South end S925/month . utildies. first/ last. Available April 1st. (905)723-1456. WWW. +bedrooms, 4 b b- rooms. Wrniyroom. rec-room. Ino -tub. ler kneed yard. Ouw roust. 7 appliances. available Apr.1St. $1400tivio, 905-068-7050 I6WM - upper 3 bedroom $875 plus 2/3. Garage, laun, dry. 2 bedroom bsernent $700. Firy bbl legal. A. - able MUM* 428-6089 7 waaoweee M For BW 3-BEBROOM Rrm* ouse with basement, 2 baths. 4 ap- pkances, dose to 4o1/Rd- son,OsAawa, avadatle imine- dialey. NON-SMOKER. $9701 mouth all mdksive. (905)723- 5084. 905)7235084. M OSNAWA SOUTH - 3 bedroom townhouse dose to SIC 1001s and shopping. $950/ me. ALL INCLUSIVE. First/ last. Available MardVApril 1 (905).579-9968 days. CARIMAOE HALL TOWN- HOUSES - 122 Colborne St. E. Oshawa. April 8 May avan- abiity. 431-3972. PICKEMNB Own entrance. LMGE, 3 bedroom caro. 2 THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM TENDER FOR GROUNDS MAINTENANCE AND VEGETATION GROWTH CONTROL AT VARIOUS REGIONAI, LOCATIONS T-309-98 SEALED TENDERS, clearly marked as to contents will be received by the Regional Clerk until 2:00 p.m., THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1998 There will be a mandatory pre-bid meeting in the main boardroom, Works Department, 105 Consumers Drive, Whitby, Ontario at 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, March 11, 1998. There will be a mandatory site vis- it on Tuesday, Much 10, 1998 at 1000 a.m. for contractors bidding on Lake- view Manor, 133 Main Street West, Beaverton, Ontario, and on Wednes- day, March 11, 1998 at 9:00 a.m. for contractors bidding on Duffin Creek WPCP, 901 McKay Road, Pickering, Ontario, and following at 10:30 a.m. at Regional Headquarters, 605 Rossland Road, East, Whitby. Specifications and tender forms may be secured from the Purchasing Section, Supply and Services Division at lel. (905)5571-3311. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ROGER ANDERSON REGIONAL CHAIRMAN J S. LORNE C.E.T. M.B.A., CPPO, Manager of Supply 8 Services, 60 Bond Street, West, 2nd floor, Oshawa, Ontano L 1 H 8136 ��O�1G DISTA�C t V' S� o CORRECTION o NOTICE �'yr oa TENDER "GRASS CUTTING SERVICES SPRING 1998 -FALL 1999" The Durham Catholic District School Board invites Contractors to pick-up Tender specifications and attend a brief one hour Information Session to be held MONDAY. MARCH 9, at 11:00 a.m. in the Ground Floor Meeting Room of our Plant Department, 652 Rossland Road West, Oshawa. Tender Closing date is Friday, March 27, 1998 at 3:00p.m. All inquiries regarding this tender should be directed to K. Kortekaas, Supervisor of Purchasing Services at 905-576-6707 Ext. 243. The Board relies on this advertisement and an electronic posting through "Electronic Tender Network (ETN) to notify vendors of this potential opportunity. Electronic transmission of the form of Tender is available to subscribers of the ETN (416) 756-0955. live ngroom, b&W-, $nare baths. 40 ft. balcony 2 VAR- BUSINESS FOII SALE. EsWb- kit en Nw Ww*Y Suitworking able outs. laundry/storage n unit. Ihshhed bakery distribution ro-for •�� S550/month.. Available Apel k.MaA*hM Square Indoor ate. good present income with parlorg. car wash. pod, saw piny of grown opportunity NEALTN FOOD SIMS for sale. ISL (906)631-0139 ria, satellite TV. $108.900. Currently serving grocery FrarJrse buying group reeds 434-7890 than stores (Loltlaws, A a P. Members for OshawaAwnfby/ WNM dean quiet mature Isbwa Foods dc. in Scar- MarWm. Cal Mr. Mt:Ma■n home to Mare Large kneed NEWER COWST home on koro and Duhim Region. 93 905-895--3630. backyard, front porch. Kim- 10 acres. $149.000. Snowing GAIC cube van in more condF 11a■-5pm match 8th a 14tk tion also available with fi- RCA - NITEMUfFV wit dry, firepface. wait to shop- 15 it, North of 401 on Hwy n,". Asmq W.000 longs the world so your TV at 905 665 0728. Mark. 28. Cal (519)741-9702 (905) 683--1984. er dion ft cost Dealers wanted. aComput- Goo d U PMHAGMOOGM - Brick CAN IMM W. seats 20. potentia. FR - PIT. For into • OiCsa thalplow. 2.2 bedrooms. 3 )tool Wiles. sateliie TV and product demo call I -am hardwood hours. tar, deck. system. fdy-equipped and 329-2292. Fax (416)292-3053. OSINKNA 4 MUMS Fns RUN 10Ox60 Id: marry updates! operating at 433 Simcoe. TAXI PLATES for lease Vent - 5o0 tol4o0 sgft. 2nd floor. Close to ►hey. 115. Asking Price for a fast sae 522'goo . cle 9cing .9�Ma, will from $400. main 8r. 300- $120,000. 705742.69%. (snp) incl des all. Call Jim Tru 167 1600 sups from $300. 600 sq. PICNEIMG. un $10.000. dean. Rernan Summit Reay WANTED- ENTREPRE- ft. 2 rd. floor across from orgeouslieu quality bugr 668-38M IEURS!! WISE CRACKS - The Osh. Cadre. East Oshawa, cracked concrete Injection 400 s en shop/storage. Cal low' John Boddy budder Man FULLY EOUWW 1 chat specialists: offering exclusive 400 sgft.447 she /$tor floor Wmdry. skylight. terrific Barbershop la rent. n Oslo- F ODponun y: 1-80D- Iloor plait. S224.9DO. 905.631- is Cal 905.579 1330 587-7325 EXECUTIVE OFFICE space 9727 (1400 sq.ft) Second floor of re ■ed w ■M PICIIw and yw Historic build.lg, Suitable for fpr Say far Sob ad an til! Sep.small once. S /prollusio v *d � at "10 - ties.entrnce. 5950 plus utii- ties. avail. now. 683-8243. UPGRADED 4 t6011 as we Ca000t �A BEDROOM EXECUTIVE HOME, be � e� (open concept) in desirable area. nwe tlM 0M MMM stooge Willis, Oshawa Professionally finished basement, location. single and doubt' Separate entrance, 2 bedrooms, etc. hual101) N) IIIE writs available. Euy access. (905) 686-2185 tiveltt a IM error SIM'Dirtfn. (905)725.9991. Don't Forget The News Classified er dverts Classified Dept. phone opera- tor5 are avail- able for your ConvenleIICe every Sat 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 68.)'11707 SEM. 3 . 1 -bedrooms. wamk- out to fenced backyard Fridge. stove. South end S925/month . utildies. first/ last. Available April 1st. (905)723-1456. WWW. +bedrooms, 4 b b- rooms. Wrniyroom. rec-room. Ino -tub. ler kneed yard. Ouw roust. 7 appliances. available Apr.1St. $1400tivio, 905-068-7050 I6WM - upper 3 bedroom $875 plus 2/3. Garage, laun, dry. 2 bedroom bsernent $700. Firy bbl legal. A. - able MUM* 428-6089 7 waaoweee M For BW 3-BEBROOM Rrm* ouse with basement, 2 baths. 4 ap- pkances, dose to 4o1/Rd- son,OsAawa, avadatle imine- dialey. NON-SMOKER. $9701 mouth all mdksive. (905)723- 5084. 905)7235084. M OSNAWA SOUTH - 3 bedroom townhouse dose to SIC 1001s and shopping. $950/ me. ALL INCLUSIVE. First/ last. Available MardVApril 1 (905).579-9968 days. CARIMAOE HALL TOWN- HOUSES - 122 Colborne St. E. Oshawa. April 8 May avan- abiity. 431-3972. PICKEMNB Own entrance. LMGE, 3 bedroom caro. 2 THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM TENDER FOR GROUNDS MAINTENANCE AND VEGETATION GROWTH CONTROL AT VARIOUS REGIONAI, LOCATIONS T-309-98 SEALED TENDERS, clearly marked as to contents will be received by the Regional Clerk until 2:00 p.m., THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1998 There will be a mandatory pre-bid meeting in the main boardroom, Works Department, 105 Consumers Drive, Whitby, Ontario at 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, March 11, 1998. There will be a mandatory site vis- it on Tuesday, Much 10, 1998 at 1000 a.m. for contractors bidding on Lake- view Manor, 133 Main Street West, Beaverton, Ontario, and on Wednes- day, March 11, 1998 at 9:00 a.m. for contractors bidding on Duffin Creek WPCP, 901 McKay Road, Pickering, Ontario, and following at 10:30 a.m. at Regional Headquarters, 605 Rossland Road, East, Whitby. Specifications and tender forms may be secured from the Purchasing Section, Supply and Services Division at lel. (905)5571-3311. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ROGER ANDERSON REGIONAL CHAIRMAN J S. LORNE C.E.T. M.B.A., CPPO, Manager of Supply 8 Services, 60 Bond Street, West, 2nd floor, Oshawa, Ontano L 1 H 8136 ��O�1G DISTA�C t V' S� o CORRECTION o NOTICE �'yr oa TENDER "GRASS CUTTING SERVICES SPRING 1998 -FALL 1999" The Durham Catholic District School Board invites Contractors to pick-up Tender specifications and attend a brief one hour Information Session to be held MONDAY. MARCH 9, at 11:00 a.m. in the Ground Floor Meeting Room of our Plant Department, 652 Rossland Road West, Oshawa. Tender Closing date is Friday, March 27, 1998 at 3:00p.m. All inquiries regarding this tender should be directed to K. Kortekaas, Supervisor of Purchasing Services at 905-576-6707 Ext. 243. The Board relies on this advertisement and an electronic posting through "Electronic Tender Network (ETN) to notify vendors of this potential opportunity. Electronic transmission of the form of Tender is available to subscribers of the ETN (416) 756-0955. live ngroom, b&W-, $nare baths. 40 ft. balcony 2 VAR- BUSINESS FOII SALE. EsWb- kit en Nw Ww*Y Suitworking able outs. laundry/storage n unit. Ihshhed bakery distribution ro-for •�� S550/month.. Available Apel k.MaA*hM Square Indoor ate. good present income with parlorg. car wash. pod, saw piny of grown opportunity NEALTN FOOD SIMS for sale. ISL (906)631-0139 ria, satellite TV. $108.900. Currently serving grocery FrarJrse buying group reeds 434-7890 than stores (Loltlaws, A a P. Members for OshawaAwnfby/ WNM dean quiet mature Isbwa Foods dc. in Scar- MarWm. Cal Mr. Mt:Ma■n home to Mare Large kneed NEWER COWST home on koro and Duhim Region. 93 905-895--3630. backyard, front porch. Kim- 10 acres. $149.000. Snowing GAIC cube van in more condF 11a■-5pm match 8th a 14tk tion also available with fi- RCA - NITEMUfFV wit dry, firepface. wait to shop- 15 it, North of 401 on Hwy n,". Asmq W.000 longs the world so your TV at 905 665 0728. Mark. 28. Cal (519)741-9702 (905) 683--1984. er dion ft cost Dealers wanted. aComput- Goo d U PMHAGMOOGM - Brick CAN IMM W. seats 20. potentia. FR - PIT. For into • OiCsa thalplow. 2.2 bedrooms. 3 )tool Wiles. sateliie TV and product demo call I -am hardwood hours. tar, deck. system. fdy-equipped and 329-2292. Fax (416)292-3053. OSINKNA 4 MUMS Fns RUN 10Ox60 Id: marry updates! operating at 433 Simcoe. TAXI PLATES for lease Vent - 5o0 tol4o0 sgft. 2nd floor. Close to ►hey. 115. Asking Price for a fast sae 522'goo . cle 9cing .9�Ma, will from $400. main 8r. 300- $120,000. 705742.69%. (snp) incl des all. Call Jim Tru 167 1600 sups from $300. 600 sq. PICNEIMG. un $10.000. dean. Rernan Summit Reay WANTED- ENTREPRE- ft. 2 rd. floor across from orgeouslieu quality bugr 668-38M IEURS!! WISE CRACKS - The Osh. Cadre. East Oshawa, cracked concrete Injection 400 s en shop/storage. Cal low' John Boddy budder Man FULLY EOUWW 1 chat specialists: offering exclusive 400 sgft.447 she /$tor floor Wmdry. skylight. terrific Barbershop la rent. n Oslo- F ODponun y: 1-80D- Iloor plait. S224.9DO. 905.631- is Cal 905.579 1330 587-7325 EXECUTIVE OFFICE space 9727 (1400 sq.ft) Second floor of re ■ed w ■M PICIIw and yw Historic build.lg, Suitable for fpr Say far Sob ad an til! Sep.small once. S /prollusio v *d � at "10 - ties.entrnce. 5950 plus utii- ties. avail. now. 683-8243. UPGRADED 4 t6011 as we Ca000t �A BEDROOM EXECUTIVE HOME, be � e� (open concept) in desirable area. nwe tlM 0M MMM stooge Willis, Oshawa Professionally finished basement, location. single and doubt' Separate entrance, 2 bedrooms, etc. hual101) N) IIIE writs available. Euy access. (905) 686-2185 tiveltt a IM error SIM'Dirtfn. (905)725.9991. Don't Forget The News Classified er dverts Classified Dept. phone opera- tor5 are avail- able for your ConvenleIICe every Sat 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 68.)'11707 EXECUTIVE OFFICE space 9727 (1400 sq.ft) Second floor of re ■ed w ■M PICIIw and yw Historic build.lg, Suitable for fpr Say far Sob ad an til! Sep.small once. S /prollusio v *d � at "10 - ties.entrnce. 5950 plus utii- ties. avail. now. 683-8243. UPGRADED 4 t6011 as we Ca000t �A BEDROOM EXECUTIVE HOME, be � e� (open concept) in desirable area. nwe tlM 0M MMM stooge Willis, Oshawa Professionally finished basement, location. single and doubt' Separate entrance, 2 bedrooms, etc. hual101) N) IIIE writs available. Euy access. (905) 686-2185 tiveltt a IM error SIM'Dirtfn. (905)725.9991. Don't Forget The News Classified er dverts Classified Dept. phone opera- tor5 are avail- able for your ConvenleIICe every Sat 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 68.)'11707 Don't Forget The News Classified er dverts Classified Dept. phone opera- tor5 are avail- able for your ConvenleIICe every Sat 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 68.)'11707 fT TJ ,�"�WA 4 7 • 1 Auctions • 1 PsrsonMt • 1 Pnrsorlsis • 1 DMsr • 1 DeeNa • • 1 S•rrkxn • • 1 • • • 1 s1111ervloM • • Wei np SAT. MAR 7TH AT 5 P.M. AT MYLES KING AUCTION HALL 33 HALL ST. OSHAWA EXCEPTIONAL FURNITURE GE side by side reing- erator with water and ice maker, matching range, matching automatic washer and dryer. (GE). 3 pce. chesterfield suite with loveseat, chair and ottoman, leather recliner with ottoman, modern 111 pc. oak dining room suite, (8 chairs, table. and two pce. hutch), 5 pc. oak bedroom suite. with queen size bed. 5 pc. white bedroom suite, mahogany, queen anne coffee and end tables. oak round table with 4 wmdsor back chairs, 4 french doors, wardrobe, 2 Hang back occasional chairs. wool rugs, hall stand and mirror, two occasional chairs swivel, oak entertainment unit. stereo unit, royal doul- ton figurines, large quantity of cut glass and good dishes, singed prints brass lamps. Ship clock. Oshawa's most renowned and lefpett- ed auction serving Dur- ham for ober 30 years Terms cash, no reserve MYLES KING AUCTIONEER 725-5751 • 1 PersortYs Actual OLDER ONTARIO LA- DIES seelm dates - names a how numbers. 1400451- 5666 ext 673. 53 49/nwn T• leans Mut be /s EXOTIC Trgipl Beauty avarlabie for pnvale encolad- ers Cas 0161566-3009 OWED ONTARIO HOUSE- WIVES - names d pnvam phone nwnbers. 1-900-451- 3638 ext 680. $3.29hrrr. mom to 18 T -Mire UID1ES. oafrwa yourself Reuxal on massape, ha ad. strorq hairdo and "1 45 rn-As$Mo 90-WAes/S30 IrM1100be available. Hark MS)4n_, 69 1 1 Irnprovmenis BUDGET NOME DIPMOVEIIIIEPfTf Basement Apts., Rec-rooms. plumbing, Additions, electwA, drywall. ceramic tiling 15 yrs. Exp. Call Mario (905)- 6194663. Cel.(416) 560.4663 REAL HANDYMAN! For People who need household repairs. but short on cash. No Job too small. Joseph 119051428-7528 (416)632-2209 .1 • PkWAbig DOUG CLARK PUl11BING alterations,Ucensed, insured, new bathrooms a renaneeattiiaoiirrrksss, Fi1EE%t11ATES 18 YRS. EXP. 686-6172, 24 his. 810 THE Flog SP#RfT Say 9 times "Our Father and Hail Mary" for 9 days. Make 3 wishes. First concerning business, 2 other wishes for the impossible. Publish this on the 9th day, and your wishes will be realized. Even if you don't believe, its unbelievable but true. D.L. RELAXING MASSAGE 40 King St.W (905)404-9625 11:.30t«a - 9Awv POUSE CHEATING77 T I'sycrnc Answers You can know Rated 11 Poll" 100.000 . Cdns Use Us. kala cordidernial 24/hrs.. $2 99! min 18+, 1-900-451-4055, SYDNEY. 1DO% gMpeo� tan slim island D•auty Call (416) 5673892. Please read your classified ad on the first day of publication as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error. • : 1 kwawam rb TO TALK Why not Fax us your ad! You can use your fax machine to send us your advertisement. Please allow time for us to confirm your ad copy and price prior to deadline. One of our customer service representatives will call you. Please remember to leave your company name, address, phone number and contact name. aatrca Fax Advertiser ser 905-5794218 1 Engagements 1 Engagements E. Z RIDE LIMOUSINE SERVICE C0MPET7T1NrE RATES •\leddings •Graduations -Casino Runs-Airpori Sen'jce *VIP Corporate Accounts Special Occasions (905) -06-1661(24 HOUR SERVICE) All Pro Painting and WaMpap•ring sL,ccc :e.l�ngs Gorwra. r•paws Tap wakty work a, n•Iaoruol• pnc•s 20% of kr Senors 'at for a FREE Estimate 404-9669 JW PAINTING IntJExL Paper hanging, sponging and raggin Serving Region since 1983 Free Estimates (905)683-5838 TMS PAINTING & DECOR Interior b Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, clean, reliable service. 420-0061 WILUAMSON, William C. Peacefully at Ajax d Pick- eting Hospital on March 4th 1998. Bill beloved hus- band to Mary. Loving father to Mary, Bill, Michelle and her husband Joe Larmond, and Margaret -Anne. Dear grandfather to Katherine, William, Timothy, and Sarah. Resting at RONALD MARTINO a SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS, 1057 Brock Rd. (jusl south of 401) Pickering 905.686-5589. The family will receive friends on Thursday March 5th from 7- 9pm, and again on Friday from 2-4 and 7-9pm. Fu- neral Mass to be held at Holy Redeemer Catholic Church, 796 Eyer Dr. Pickering, on Saturday at 11 am. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Donations may be made in Bibs memory to the Canadian Cancer SocietY- RABY, MELISSA MARGARET- After a valian� fight on March 5, 1998. Melissa, beloved daughter of David and Nancy; dearest sister to Adam and Re- becca; loving granddaughter to Margaret and the late Alexander Harvey and Hugh and Helen Raby Melissa will be sadly missed by her many friends and family members. Special thanks to Dr. Michael Leak- er, Paula and staff; Don H.S.C. and Tom and Donna Pater,,an. Resting at Ronald Martino 8 Son Funeral Directors, Brock Road Chapel, 1057 Brock Rd., Pickering oust south of the 401, east side) (905) 686-5589. The family will receive friends Friday March 6 from 7-9 p.m. and again on Saturday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Complete service in the chapel on Sunday March 8 at 1:00 p.m. Cremation. 'To phos r(Ntr pgwoltlftiud h _,-Cd 9347070d M M of Our h*ym 6trM00q CORRECTION NOTICE MEDIA 0311 ON SALE MONDAY MARCH 2 - SUNDAY MARCH 15 PAGE 16 SAVE 30% WIND SUIT WITH TEAR- AWAY PANTS 2 -PC JACKET AND PANTS IN GIRLS AND BOYS SIZES 7 - 16 SHOULD HAVE READ: 2 -PC JACKET AND PANTS IN GIRLS AND BOYS SIZES 7 - 16 SEARS REGRETS ANY INCONVENIENCE THAT THIS MAY HAVE CAUSED. StLL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 579-4218 • a ® � 4 Efowukraf•re • • Ereertaifrrrrr AJAX Moving Systems Full services, moves, appliance and piano specialists. Flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units. We sell moving supplies. 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