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a mde strm ub 'Devoted' dad slain outsi I C1 By Stephen Shaw am Sltsttm SIA►pf011 Durham staff of blood in the parking lot at The Palace East on ma to the victim's body and it would appear he was , Four men have been charged with second-degree murder in the "vicious" beating and stabbing of a "devoted" young Ajax father who came to the aid of a dancer being verbally abused at a Pickering strip club early Wednesday. Raphael Stephen Lazenby, 22, was found in a pool Dillingham Road around 2:30 a.m. Suffering from multiple stab wounds, the father of a 17 -month-old son, Daylon, was rushed by ambu- lance to Ajax -Pickering General Hospital where he died about an hour later, Durham Regional Police said. "I'm told there was a significant amount of trau- PICKERING/ROUGE EDITION beaten and stabbed numerous times, Sergeant Jim Grimley said. Witnesses have told homicide investigators a ver- bal dispute over a woman took place inside the bar and eventually spilled out into the parking lot. Police an Pat Robinson said Mr. Lazenby 09.n r., r -r, _ _ _ wee FOUR/Page 7 RAPHAEL LAZENBY 'A happy guy' A D V E R T I S E R AN04M&M A . - - -1 Now that's a stretch 'Mad Maxine' impressed local kids who turned out at the Pickering Town Centre this week to watch science in action. The event was part of the Mad Science pro- gramme brought to the town centre over the March Break. Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand Friday, March 20, 1998 Pressrun 44,000 32 pages Court ruling removes 4P principals, vice -principals from teachers' unions OFFICIALS By Solan O'Neill Staff reporter CONCEDE CHANCES OF APPEAL SUCCESS ARE SLIM As teachers' unions prepare to appeal a court ruling sup- porting the Province's removal of principals and vice -principals from the bargaining unit, a local federation leader concedes the chances of winnine appear slim. "We tend to appeal everything;' says Bill Butcher, Durham dis- trict president of the Ontario Public School Teachers' Federation. "But the problem is we have (under two weeks). Once it's in place it's pretty tough to get it overturned" In his ruling Wednesday, Mr. Justice James Southey of On- tario Court, general division, rejected the federations' claim that the government's removal of administrators from the bar- gaining unit was unconstitu- tional. "The ministry is very pleased that the court found that our legislation was valid;' says Daniele Gauvin, spokesman for the Ministry of Education and Training. "Es- sentially the court ruled the purpose of the legislation was to remove principals and vice - principals from a position of conflict " Under a Bill 160 regulation that takes effect April 1, princi- pals and vice -princi- pals cannot continue as federation mem- bers. Administrators have until that dead- line to decide whether they'll resign and re- turn to teaching or adopt a new manager- ial role. "It's a new way of doing business," says Mr. Butcher. He adds local ad- ministrators have held several meetings in recent months regarding the formation of a new federation called the Ontario Principals' Council. "they had been preparing for the worst-case scenario." While Mr. Butcher reports federation leaders "thought we had a really good case, the other side had a strong case too" He says the education sys- tem in Ontario is likely one of the only professions in the province where middle man- agers are included as union members and notes the court ruling has precedence in sever- al other provinces where ad- ministrators are excluded. BEV FREEDMAN 'Not surprised' However, he says the inclu- sion of administrators in On- tario has been "really success- ful" historically. Mr. Butcher warns the new rules could create a "confronta- tional" atmosphere between teachers and principals and says the number of grievances filed by unions will increase if principals choose to run schools like dictatorships. Bev Freedman, superinten- dent of programmes for the Durham District School Board who is the acting director dur- ing the March Break, says she's ..not surprised" by the decision. But, if the result is "less amica- ble relationships" between teachers and administrators, "it will be regrettable" WHAT'S INSIDE Ed/toiit/ ftp ...........6 S/als ................26 Clmilied ..............27 HOW TO REACH Us Sward/ ..........683-5110 DOM No ka .....683-3005 Aft>dlW Lice ......683-7545 Skwttly Yours. .1400-662-8423 Enoff . newsroom®durham.net Internet .... durhamnews.net Vol. 33, No. 12 NOBODY BEATS : m.m.m.as.m.msm=m.m.mO •m.m■ m�m.m = •m.m.m.m.m.i�.m.0 OT� COUNTRY I Bigfoot• Junior 14 pc. Bigfoot' 20 pc. Bigfoot' Giant 28 pc. • ■ • I eye � up to s pstns of You. atoico ftp fb s Nana oft >tow droit. -,-��� tap tDo s Hams of your dtoitx � ■ PIZZA ■ SUBS ■ WINGS* . 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You By Shawn SIMPSON Special to the News Advertiser The Durham Regional Police Service re- cently welcomed three new members to the force, and best of all, they'll work for kib- hle. Officers Lex, Iron and Chase are the lat- est canine graduates from an intensive 16 - week training course at Metro Toronto Po- lice's Canine Academy, bringing Durham's canine unit to four handlers and four dogs. "The public seems to love them;" says Inspector Peter Holley, head of regional support services. "The response to the dogs has been extremely favourable and the dogs are making regular arrests. They're proving to he a very valuable resource to us:' Also graduating from the academy were Lex's handler Constable Peter MacDonald, Iron's partner Constable Dave Saliba, and Chase's handler Constable Dave Moun- stcven. can be a [6_04' AL�JPECIA friend of natureW. Durham Re- gion residents can help the envi- ronment through Canada Trust's Friends of the Environment Foundation. People can donate to the fund, be a mem- ber of the local advisory board or apply for funds for an environ- mental project. Thc founda- tion was set up in 1990 to help pro- tect and preserve Canada's envi- ronment. Funds support local en- vironmental ini- liatives such as Durham Environ- mental Net- work's "state of the environment" map and a refor- estation pro- gramme in Rouge Park in Pickering. For informa- tion, call Eileen Beal, Durham chapter coordina- tor at 686-1218. iN TODAY'S News Advertiser - Fri., March 20,1998 News Advertiser ' Black Dog Pub Scarborough ' Canaan Chinese Rest Pict. ' Canadian Tire AgPidL ' Fabtltatt Pick. Futtue Stop AOWPi& ' Monte Depot ' Kwit Copy Pkk New Homes AOL Pick. ' Sean WPidL ' Delivered to sekcted kxn&)lds only Remember, all inserts, including those on glossy paper, can be recycled with the rest of your newspaper through your blue box Recycling program. For information on delivering your advertising flyers,_ y. call ALVIN i— w%pavcniur BROUWER at >•_` 683-51I0. Adam Friday's carrier of the week is Adam. Adam enjoys baseball, hockey & football. He wifl receive a dinner for 4 voucher, compliments of Mclkmald's. CowgratuWioxs Adam for being; our carrier of the week. ,l .. I Ii.Arw-ki Mill Apx IiS Kmg l—In RSI \lax y,2 H.n IN -I X% .\lax 7 26 KIng%fon RSI I'�, k 1 5(,II King4,m Rd Pi, k The fourth canine team for Durham is Constable Peter Vanderduim and his partner Leo, who've been working together now for several years. Each team will he assigned a platoon, so that a canine is always on duty in the region performing specific duties including track- ing missing persons or wanted suspects. Insp. Holley says Leo is nearing the end of his working tenure with the police service and will soon he heading into semi -retirement, working pri- marily in public relations, vis- iting schools and community groups. The four dogs each live with their handlers, and spend 24 hours a day with them, but are not considered house pets. Though members of the fami- ly, they are, first and foremost, working po- lice dogs, says Insp. Holley. Currently, Constable Jim Stephenson is being trained at the canine academy along with partner, Nuke. Once they hit the streets of Durham, Leo will begin his community relations activities. HONIE DE1 COR GENUINE FACTORY OUTLET 0 Factory Outlet SAVE 0 Pricing On UP TO Over 5,000 Products M years ago we opened our doss and your response has been incredible. . In retum, we would ike to thank ' you for you business.1 $ 0�w Bang this GIFT CERTIFICATE to 1 GIFT CERTIFICATE the Outlet dlring the next five days Rrtedeernwe ab person ero� Friday, March 20 to Tuesday, March 24,1998. ' e woUndlse only. �0ey March 20-22. 1996 t/wRR and receive Ajax location only. .. . $10.00 Off our next purchase. L I lone ul>coR Y Pu Looking for Extra Value? 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If the buses are accepted, each full- $900. $55,175 in 1997/98, $59,350 in 1998/99 Council recently approved this special wrap is expected to bring in about $6,000 Pickering Transit's current bus adver- and $61,650 in 1999/200. form of adver- tising, which in- volves design- ing a digital image produced • in large scale on vinyl and then • • • , wrapped on the exterior surface , of the bus. .1 A 'full -wrap' 0 advertisement♦ can cover the entire exterior of the bus, in- •, �. cluding the win- dows. A 'con- travision' prod- uct is used on the outside of _ the windows, which allows ' ' y,�• { t them to be cov- -- Bred by the ad 20 graphic while YEAR YEAR 1 '•� '•' YEAR '•� enabling passen- YEAR gers to still see GTY GTr GTY out " . It's not aNo COMFORT SLEEP ORTHOPEDIC ORTHOPRACTIC particularly new concept but it isPAYMENT sw SINGLE $!9 !9SINE $249 new here in S MAT�� $169 MATTRESS MATTRESS Pickering:' says SET $289 SET $339 SET $409 Town manager of transportation 0 D........_--_209 SET339 D...._.,,,,,_,•249 SET 399 D..... 289 SET479 Keilltinens. INTEREST a 259 SET 409 a ...... .._.....299 SET 469 a..... 319 SET519 He notes K••-••• �9 SET 699 K....•._ 489 SET 759 K..... 529 SET 839 Mississauga FOR ' Transit and GO ---� CAPTAIN CAPTAIN DELUXE w Transit have a __MAPLEf jj'_ MAPLE few full -wrap -' buses. while YEAR. Ajax has one See store for tktai j� -U.A.C. d large storage 2 large drawers and z $ and Oshawa drawers $23 large storage doors 329 4: ELECTRIC ADJUSTABLE BED y eight- - ADJUSTA-MAGIC Under the • . � ». >l ELECTRIC ADJUSTABLE BED contract ap- CREW QUAR RS DIVAN DAYBED LEC rRILE BED proved by Coun- ` »� a.e. 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A -FRAME FUTON L -FRAME FUTON full -wrap ads on ..� Pickering buses and four half - wrap ads. 1 • ' `� " $ includes s covered 1 The Town of MalimsF 179 s" cover ressa w 120 Pickering will � � • have the right to approve in ad- • . • - • vaned the design Y • and messages on BAYLY TAUNTON all full -wrap or half -wrap buses. Cs z �. Mr. Killens ', 5yE"_• . o notes signage has been a con- FriANCNG 6MX` tentious issue in 1 2g AYAILABhE r.e • Pickering in the TM TM�+ri "tea past, with most ♦rex �� trw�s • of the com- W1 r4 =6 Ji YJ 10 9*""'�' 1Oi • er.er , _ .:Y" .,.. Yt ALL NPY� 7710n Coospvter Posckcsg'es Yab Mar Future shcop shopCard Su6jed to credit approval. Interest accrues from date of purchase. 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R>rs�n Mast Y Yti•i M M M 1 —� �wsrlr IeU M 1! e�elte s MM 711r IwIC rr eYYss ,Mg -ow -M. lr ties is � dtllyd 2 s� ids 1177.>Ii w S1,fN ir� tiff !>t 11ae1 sr lgff.!!1 lkfy!['Y! /M ifr7fN1 NwMe M Yree/ �N• ice. we tsiws erg Nwr itNsw M PAGE 6 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1998 A Metroland Community Newspaper published four times weekly on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday OPINION 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L1S 21-15 A D V E R T I S E R Publisher. Tim Whittaker EDITORIALKEITH I'MIu OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS �pj - �kE GILLIGAN 1b MW $0� � A 6olF ,. AECB: Heed thiso.. - AJAX STAFF WRITERAD= DO CR - nuclear review call Atomic Energy Control Board officials recently proved they're willing to listen to the public — with one car, at least. Next week, area residents need AECB's full attention when they bend the car of the federal nuclear regulatory agency over the relicensing of the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station. After much clamouring for the AECB to hold its March 24 relicensing meeting in Pickering, the agency did the next best thing. Although it's still hosting the meeting in Oshawa, it has scheduled a reception the previous day in Pickering. While AECB officials will make no decisions at the March 23 meet and greet, they have sent the message that they're tuned into the public in advance of the relicensing hearing. There. AECB officials will listen to Ontario Hydro repre- sentatives plead fir a two-year relicensing for the power plant and Durham Nuclear Awareness pitch for a six-month permit. In the middle of all this is an environmental assessment document created and proposed right here at horric by a Pick- ering councillor and a community leader. it asks the AECB to require as a condition of the power plant relicensing a review of the station. it was co-authored by Ward I local Councillor Dave R}an, Pickering -Ajax Citizens Together for the Envi- ronment chairman Dave Steele, local resident and professor Nick Eyles, and environmental and health specialists from the University of Toronto and McMaster University. To date, the proposed 'Joint Universities Environmental Assessment of the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station' has been given the cold shoulder by the Province and Ontario Hydro. The proponents now have their hopes pinned on the AECB at next week's hearing. The assessment would identify and evaluate any contami- nation released by the Pickering station into the environment. look at the plant's possible health and psycho -social effects on the area, review the adequacy of existing emergency response measures and consider the socio-economic impact of the plant. A citizens' advisory group that would oversee the review could include the Pickering_ mayor. representatives from PACT. DNA. the Durham health department, the Aiax-Picker- ing Board of Trade and Ontario Hydro, and one resident from each of Pickering and Ajax. University professors who would make up the assessment's various working groups -'are trained, internationally -respected scientists... whose only stake in the issue is the advancement of knowledge." says Coun. Ryan. None have ties to Ontario Hvdro or agencies such as Atomic Energy Canada Ltd. What's best about the proposed review is that it would "ob- jectively assess the impact of the nuclear station" on the local environment and the community, according to Coun. Ryan. That's the kind of assessment of the nuclear station we believe area residents want and need. AECB officials can prove they're really listening by ordering such an assessment after their hearing next week. LETTERS OUR READERS' VIEWS ON THE NEWS Hwy. 401 neighbours chose to live there To the editor: Here we go again...someone moves into a new home right beside a major highway and then complains about highway noise and pollution. Just what did they expect? I agree that homes on Wright Cres- cent in Ajax are, in my opinion, much too close to Hwy. 401 and are about to get closer. The development should never have gone ahead without assur- ances of a sound barrier. According to a story in the News Advertiser, coun- cil of the day waived that requirement (maybe some of the present council- lors even voted for that). Yes, it would be nice if a sound barrier could be installed by the Province. No, our local municipality should not have to foot the bill be- cause you chose to buy a house be- side the highway. I also wonder why Mr. Cooper was not concerned about possible health consequences when J future. Also, the fence around the high- way is high enough to deter trespass- ing. If children are climbing the fence and playing on the other side, I won- der where the parents of those kids are. if Mr. Cooper sees children climbing the fence does he notify the parents or the police? 1 am tired of listening to people complain about noise and pollution from such things as airports and super highways when they made the con- %cious choice to move in next to one. I do have sympathy for those who move to an area and then have such things pop up later. When my family and others moved into this area some 40 years ago, the 401 was a two-lane highway where din roads still crossed north and south. Nobody then could ever foresee what the road has be- come now ... and yet, we do not com- plain. We now live with the constant hum, where it was once peace and quiet. Even if you moved to Wright Crescent when it was first built around 1984, the 401 was already a major highway and it was common knowledge that it would eventually get bigger. You chose to live there, now live with that choice and don't expect others to pay to improve your quality of life. GTSB a waste For businesses, the key word in the 1990s is downsizing. For govern- ment, it's downloading. Last week, the provincial govern- ment did some more downloading when it set up the Greater Toronto Services Board. Municipal Affairs Minister Al Leach said in a press re- lease the tx,ard would "promote bet- ter co-ordination and integration of inter -regional services". Mr. Leach added the board "would be able to discuss and pro- vide advice on infrastructure and im- portant services for the people of the Greater Toronto Area." Well, that's the Province's job. At least, it has been in the past. Mr. Leach claims the GTSB won't be another level of government. Says he. The board may start out small, but you can bet it will turn into another level of government sometime in the future. When was the last time a bunch of politicians sitting around spending money and talking about stuff like transportation or waste management was not considered a government? Mr. Leach's press release also hinted at more responsibilities being passed down to the board. The GTSB won't have direct tax- ing power, he says. Metro Toronto didn't have taxing power when it was formed. My theory is that in the future, more things will be passed down to the board, then it will be allowed to tax, which will make it just another level of government. If you think regional government is unresponsive, try getting a Toronto councillor to give a rat's backside about potholes on your street. Will Hazel McCalhon care about the con- cerns of Pickering or Clarington resi- dents if the GTSB decides to put a landfill in their respective communi- ty? As Scugog Mayor Doug Moffatt said during the Durham Regional Council meeting last week, "I have a nightmare of Howard Moscoe or Tom Jakobek deciding what will hap- pen in Oshawa." A pretty scary thought when one considers that Durham will have just three seats on the 28 -member board. My prediction is those three seats will go to the regional chairman, the mayor, from Oshawa and one other Durham councillor. In other words, just enough representatives to offset the votes of Ms. McCallion and Messrs. Moscoe and Jakobek. Keith Gilligan is a regular News Advertiser columnist. To respond to this column call Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5108. A� To respond to this editorial call he moved in. Surely, he must have t-n�frce Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5112 known that pollution could create Donna Baydak, problems for family members in the Ajax TIM WHITTAKER Publisher GIVE US A CALL The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of JOANNE BURGHARDT Editor -in -Chief GENERAL 683-5110 newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member STEVE HOUSTON Managing Editor CLASSIFIED 683-0707 of the Ajax b Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario BRUCE DANFORD Advertising Manager DISTRIBUTION 683-5117 Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., and the Canadian ALVIN BROUWER Retail Advertising Manager ADMIN/CLASSIFiED FAX 683-7363 Circulations Audit Board. The News Advertiser EDDIE KOLODZIEJCZAK Classified Advertising Manager COMPOSING FAX 579-9273 is a member of the Ontario Press Council, 80 MONIQUE LEA Real Estate/Automotive Advertising newsroom@durham.net E-MAIL Gould St., Toronto, Ont. M58 2M7, an indepen- ABE FAKHOURIE Distribution Manager www.durhamnews.net WEB SITE dent organization that addresses reader com- BARBARA HARRISON JANICE O'NEIL Production Manager 9 Assistant Production ManagerIliffllill L L•7 '� plaints about member newspapers. lisher reserves the right to lafy or re refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisement CHERYL HAINES Assistant Production Manager � .,a, limited to space price error occupies. GTSB a waste For businesses, the key word in the 1990s is downsizing. For govern- ment, it's downloading. Last week, the provincial govern- ment did some more downloading when it set up the Greater Toronto Services Board. Municipal Affairs Minister Al Leach said in a press re- lease the tx,ard would "promote bet- ter co-ordination and integration of inter -regional services". Mr. Leach added the board "would be able to discuss and pro- vide advice on infrastructure and im- portant services for the people of the Greater Toronto Area." Well, that's the Province's job. At least, it has been in the past. Mr. Leach claims the GTSB won't be another level of government. Says he. The board may start out small, but you can bet it will turn into another level of government sometime in the future. When was the last time a bunch of politicians sitting around spending money and talking about stuff like transportation or waste management was not considered a government? Mr. Leach's press release also hinted at more responsibilities being passed down to the board. The GTSB won't have direct tax- ing power, he says. Metro Toronto didn't have taxing power when it was formed. My theory is that in the future, more things will be passed down to the board, then it will be allowed to tax, which will make it just another level of government. If you think regional government is unresponsive, try getting a Toronto councillor to give a rat's backside about potholes on your street. Will Hazel McCalhon care about the con- cerns of Pickering or Clarington resi- dents if the GTSB decides to put a landfill in their respective communi- ty? As Scugog Mayor Doug Moffatt said during the Durham Regional Council meeting last week, "I have a nightmare of Howard Moscoe or Tom Jakobek deciding what will hap- pen in Oshawa." A pretty scary thought when one considers that Durham will have just three seats on the 28 -member board. My prediction is those three seats will go to the regional chairman, the mayor, from Oshawa and one other Durham councillor. In other words, just enough representatives to offset the votes of Ms. McCallion and Messrs. Moscoe and Jakobek. Keith Gilligan is a regular News Advertiser columnist. To respond to this column call Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5108. A� Springingn t 11 q j: t ll n THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 20,19" - PAGE 7 Community news in Warm up those muscles first Bre Special to the news advertiser As warm weather approaches, think of your body as a sturdy, faithful car left outside the garage on a cold February night. Your car has to get you to work in the morning, but you know if you run the engine before it warms up sufficiently, you won't be going anywhere for awhile. As the days become longer many people are thinking about the outdoor fun they will have this summer on baseball diamonds, ten- nis courts and golf courses of Durham and surrounding area. However, if you haven't been active this winter, take some time to give your muscles a wake-up call befOre bringing your summer sports equipment out of hiber- nation. Even if you've been working out at a gym all winter you could still be at risk of pulling muscles and damaging tendons. According to Bryan Dunham, a certified athletic therapist with the Spans Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinic on Bayly Street in Pickering, varying your workout could help you avoid injury. "A lot of people work out at a gym to maintain their fitness level over the winter, but they don't necessarily use the same mus- cles as they would playing a sport," says Mr. Dunham. "For example, working out on a sta- tionary bike won't work all of the leg muscles you will use when playing soccer. If you usu- ally use the stationary hike, try the treadmill instead. Split your workout to reach different muscles." Shafik Somji, a sports and fitness pro- grammer with the City of Oshawa, suggests you start your fitness programme now if you have been inactive over the winter and plan to pick up the: pace as the weather gets warmer. "Start a light programme now including warm-up and flexibility exercises," says Mr. Somji. "Golf is a perfm-t example of people not being prepared. It looks passive, but it in- volves an aggressive swinging rm)tion. It's the same with racquet sports." Similarly. weak, unused knee muscles can lead to trouble if they are unable to offer sup- port when extra strain is put on kneecaps in a sport such as soccer. A light strength training programme can help prevent injury. Mr. Dunham says he sees a lox of muscle injuries and strains in spring because would- be athletes have not warmed up properly. He and Mr. Somji agree stretching is a god way to avoid unnecessary pain and wasted time on the sidelines. Athletic therapist Bryan Dunham shows Amy White some stretching techgniques to help prevent sports -related injuries. Area residents keen to get back to their golf or softball games are advised to embark on an exercise programme before driving the ball or hitting home runs. "Stretching is very important throughout the year, even in the off-season," explains Mr. Dunham. "A muscle can accept more pres- sure if it is looser. A tight muscle becomes tired quickly, making it more vulnerable to strains." Though enthusiasm is usually an advan- tage when competing in sport%, jumping right in could cause problems if your body is not prepared. Mr. Somji even recommends hav- ing your muscle strength, flexibility and car- diovascular endurance tested by a profession- al to know where to focus your efforts when building your fitness level. "Don't start too fast," cautions Mr. Somji. "Especially when you're younger you want to progress quickly, but know what level you're at. You have to have the right technique, or you will ultimately do more harm than good." Weight training is one example of how you can injure yourself without realizing it. Bad posture. or no bending the knees, can cause back problems and put unwelcome pressure on joints. Mr. Dunham says older athletes, who are usually not as active over the winter as in summer, also tend to go too hard after only a brief warm-up. Athletes of all ages should take the time to get ready to move and sweat. If you don't have the time or money to de- vote to a gym membership to prepare for in- creased physical activity, Mr. Dunham says household products such as soup cans can be - used as weights. "For example. if you're in a rehabilitation programme and have been given exercises to practise, you can do them at home inexpen- sively. Put scup cans in plastic bags and use them as weights. Sand is also very goat be- cause it's easy to adjust the: weight of the bags you are using." Mr. Dunham and Mr. Somji emphasize the importance of exercising at a pace that is comfortable to you, and say walking is the best low -impact work-out you can do. Both cite swimming as another good low -impact activity because there is no gravity putting pressure on your body. Mr. Dunham note% Durham is a sports -ori- ented region with a multitude of public tennis courts, sorer fields and baseball diamonds. If you're planning to get out this summer and enjoy the facilities the: area has to offer, start warming your engines now. You'll be glad you did when you're rounding third base or teeing off later this year. Four held in Ajax man's death "came to the defence of a dancer in the bar .who was being verbally abused and that pre- cipitated an argument in the bar. This led to the (fight) outside the bar later." That doesn't surprise Elliot Mendoza, who was once a "good friend" of the victim. `"That's the sort of thing I could see him doing. He's not the type of guy to instigate anything. He neer went looking for trouble." Police at the scene received descriptions of four men seen fleeing after the attack and within 30 minutes all four suspects were cap- tured, Sgt. Grimley said. He said three of the men, all from Scar- borough, were taken into custody after they were spotted by Staff Sergeant Peter Nau- mienko in a nearby field east of Brock Road. The fourth suspect was nabbed a short dis- tance away on Bayly Street. The suspects were taken to the Pickering - Ajax community police station and ques- tioned throughout the morning and afternoon by homicide detectives. As of 'Thursday afternoon, "No weapon has been seized," Sgt. Grimley said, adding investigators planned to obtain a wan -ant. Mr. Lazenby, a worker at Automodular Assemblies on Feldspar Court, "had lots of good friends," said cousin Ellis O'Quinn out- side Mr. Lazenby's Andrea Road home, where he lived with his parents. "He had a lot of respect for family. I was them when he was born." Mc Lazenby, a former Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School student, was a devoted father, says okler brother Rob. "He loved his son," he said. Mr. Lazenby had a "passion" for physical fitness. "He loved physical fitness — that and cars," said his brother. The victim "was always a happy guy," says Mr. Mendoza. "He was friendly and out- going. Everybody knew Rae. He had lots of friends. "He was intelligent too. He had a good head on his shoulders." An autopsy conducted Thursday morning at the coroner's building in Toronto deter- mined Mr. Lazenby died of multiple stab wounds from a weapon unknown at press time. Charged with second-degree murder are Scarborough residents James Solomost, 23, of Exford Drive, Paul Shonell Mohammed, 19, of Canlish Road, Shean Glave, 18, of Vauxhall Drive, and Daniel Robinson, 20, of Lozowat Street. The four appeared in an Os- hawa court Thursday morning for a bail hear- ing, but were remanded in custody until March 26 when they'll reappear at Oshawa bail court. The case is Durham Region's second homicide of the year and comes just weeks after the body of Adrian Huber of Toronto was found in a dumpster behind a Pickering plaza. There has been no arrest in that case. Ajax and Pickering Alleged killers' fate with jury By Ste fun Shaw Durham staff Jurors deliberating the fate of the two men accused of the Gagnon Sports murders spent last night sequestered at a motel following a day of deliberations that ended around 7 p.m. They are responsible for determining whether Ronald James Woodcock and Roshan Nouro-zali are guilty of the brutal killings of Oshawa gun shop owner Roger Pardy and Pickering carpenter Kenneth Thomas. Crown attorneys Bryan Davies and Greg O'Driscoll have alleged the two London men were the masked bandits who staged the bloody weapons raid at the local sporting goods store Sept. 14. 1994. Prior to the robbery, Mr. Thomas was ab- ducted and "executed" with four bullets to the head, says the Crown, simply because the ban- dits wanted his czar to use in the heist. During the holdup, it is alleged, Mr. Woxxd- cock shot and killed Mr. Pardy and wounded three others inside the Simcoe Street store. As the gunman "cleared the path," the sec- ond robber rushed a handgun display case and scooped I I semi-automatic pistols into a hock- ey bag, the Crown contends. Mr. Nourozali's lawyer Liam O'Connor conceded to the jury "damning" DNA evi- dence - blood found on a shard of glass from the smashed gun case - links him to the rob- bery. but he maintained Mr. Nourozali was a passive participant in the robbery. Mr. Nouromli, 34, and Mr. Woodcock, 46, have beth pleaded not guilty to two counts of first-degree murder in the slayings of Mr. Therms and Mr. Pardy. They are also accused of four counts of attempted murder and several other charges in connection with the killings auxd robtx:rv. Peter Zuduk, the lawyer for Mr. Wcxxdccck. has suggested a clone fnerd of" his client and one-time suspect could be the real killer. Justice Harry LaFome began his insuuc:- tions to the jurors on the law Wednesday and wrapped up his charge Thursday morning, sending them to begin deliberations. Race harmony day PICKERING — The Town has declared Saturday, Manch 21 International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination here. It's being held in conjunction with the same day designated by the United Nations General Assembly to honour the memory of the victims of the Sharpville massacre on March 21, 1960, when peaceful anti-apartheid demonstrators were killed and wounded by police in the South African town of Sharpville. "We in Pickering have and continue to re- main committed to the fight to stop human rights violations through the building of part- nerships between community, business and all levels of government," Mayor Wayne Arthurs said. "It is our hope that by building a greater awareness through mutual understanding and respect for the dignity of all people that we will achieve the elimination of racism and discrimi- nation for present and future generations." Pickering is asking staff and residents to ob- serve a moment of reflection and examine their own attitudes and practices. "Respect, tolerance and a genuine interest in our diverse world are the essential ingredients for achieving a discrimination -free society," stated the mayor. "We believe that this goal is within teach if, together, we embrace the differ- ences that make us who we are." The Town is also co -sponsoring its annual race -relations forum, which is open to the pub- lic, at the Civic Complex Wednesday, March 25 at 7 p.m. Exercise, FRIDAY. re elif in the water offered to arthritics Jumping in a pool can give arthrit- ics some relief and exercise. The Arthritis Aquatic Programme includes gentle, range -of -motion exer- cises in water. The exercises provide therapeutic relief, muscle strength and improve co-ordination. The ability to swim isn't required. It's offered at the Ajax Community Centre on Centennial Road. Sessions on Tuesdays are from April 7 to lune 9. from 3 to 4 p.m. There are also ses- sions on Thursdays from April 9 to June 11. with classes from I to 2 p.m. The Arthritis Society is holding the UNIVERSITY W E R KS (SINCE 1980) Landscape Construction Professional Design. Installation and Repair of- - interlocking and Flagstone • Fences and Decks • Retaining Wall Systems • S!irub and Rock Gardens Professional Landscape Design /Builders (We don't push lawnmowers) Have your project Completed this Year Call for a FREE Estimate 905-666-9690 A Ar__lt- ----- e- -I Register Now Lynde Shores C.A. Management Plan Workshops March 25. April 29 8 May 26.1998 7110pm-930pm tOG&m: W wby frontal Health Ctr. Conlererim Rm D 700 Gordon Si,. Whdby To register or for more information please contact the Central Lake Ontario Conservation office (905) 579-0411. We want your Input! We wish to draw your attention to on armor in our current "Spring Savings Break-tyw. 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Durham's public school board will find out within the next few weeks if it will have a hand in writing segments of the curriculum, while three separate board staff members have already been named as advisers who'll work with the writing teams. Thc: Province is ten- dering the curriculum through a nation-wide electronic bidding system rather than writing it in- house. The bidding dead- line was Feb. 25 and con- tracts to develop curricu- lum guidelines in 13 subject areas are likely to be awarded within the next fe%v weeks. Bev Freedman, superintendent of programmes for the Durham District School Board, reports the board could be involved in writing ID write new curriculum a portion of the curriculum, which places a stronger emphasis on math and science. But, she says, the board won't be taking a leadership role. "We decided the financial cost and the time commitment was just too large to be the lead (partner) on any bid itself," she says. However, board staff are in- volved in joint bids put forward to develop the math, sci- ence, physical education and integrated studies portions of the curricu- lum. Gerry Blake, superin- tendent of programmes fiTr the Durham Catholic District School Board, says while the board chow not to Su n-1iii a `vid, three staff members have been selected to serve as advisers to the writing teams "to ensure pro- grammes are consistent with expectations. "The process is moving for- ward:" says Ministry of Education and Training spokesman Dariele Gauvin, who reports the ministry is reviewing the bids and holding consultations on a variety of issues BEV FREEDMAN 'Trying the best they can' including the introduction of vol- unteer work as a mandatory com- ponent for high school students. "We're consulting with volunteer groups on how to implement that;' says Ms. Gauvin. "We're not ex- pecting teachers to supervise (the volunteer work).- However, ork)"However, while Ms. Gauvin says the process is progressing as scheduled, teachers' federations are raising concerns about the reforms. Marshall Jarvis, president of the Ontario English Catholic Teachers' Association, told delegates at the federation's annual meet- ing this week the Province's time line is too tight to imple- men( the proposed secondary reforms. The federation is call - mg k,o uw government to allay the implementation, slated for September 1999, for at least a year while details are worked Wt. Meanwhile, Earl Manners, „ retiident of the O tori S but which has a set of pre -condi- tions that stifles any meaningful de- bate;' he said in a news release. However, Ms. Freedman says given the government's policy de- cisions. 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Sale prices end Sunday, March 22, 1998 PAGE 12 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 20,19" HOME GARDENING MAKING THE MOST OF YOUR BLOOMS Gardeners are always looking for new plants every year. Here: are a few new flowers and vegeta- bles that are featured in 1998 mail-order seed cata- logues and may be found as bedding plants in gar- den centres this spring. Acquilegia, commonly known as Columbine, is one of my favourite woodland perennials. The na- tive form, which is red and cream in colour, is lovely in a "wild" garden, but there are also new hybrids, which should not be overlooked. Acquilegia flabellata. the' - Cameo' series is a form that is five inches in height with a sil- ver -green compact foliage that offers a nice interest in the gar - resistance and heat tolerance. It has a busv habit. 'Bolina' is a golf -ball -sized carrot with a sweet flavour and deep red orange colour. Its round shape makes it ideal for growing in soils too heavy for other carrots. Cucumber 'Stix Hybrid' has thin skin and a sweet Flavour, even up to its full size. There is no need to peel this one and it would he VERONICA SLIVA Ae GARDENING l _j den when it is not in bloom. Begonia 'Eureka' is a new introduction, designed for superior garden perfor- mance and is available in a full range of both green and bronze leaf colours. They are supposed to be very vigorous and fill beds with colour more fully and more quickly than other varieties. It is said that they thrive in tough weather, heat and humiditv and perform equally well in sun and shade. The 'Olympia' Series Fl Hybrids REC have earned a reputation for superior performance and now the 'Super Olympias' have four separate colours: a brighter red, a striking new rose, a beau- tiful pink and a white. The flowers are large and bloom earlier than other vari- ideal in a relish tray. This vari- ety is best grown on a trellis in order to protect the delicate skin against scarring. Peppers in a variety of colours are no longer an oddity and the new 'Gold Standard' hybrid is a huge five -by -five inch bloc k -shaped hell pepper that matures to a glossy, deep golden vellow. Aromatic and extra sweet when it is ripened to full yellow, it is ex- cellent in the green stage. This one is excellent raw, but especially well- suited to grilling, stuffing and roasting. From the transplant stage it takes 73 days to the green stage and 88 days for yellow. 'OVER YOUR SOFA 3 Labour . 7.7 Include* � d ,•f RNAL WEEK _ ___ __ tel rl eties. S PIECE DINETTE Bellis 'Galaxy' flowers quickly in au- OAK ALL WOOD with tumn and can be used as a fall bedding Windsor ur Prmsback s 00 I� portettc e6airs. sa1� Prke.� 09 Prim— plant. It has a semi -double m flower with a yellow heart and a com- • pact habit. 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They will give an exotic look for shady gar- dens or in containers. In the vegetable department look for a bean called 'Marseille French Filet'. It is prized for its slender four -to -five -inch long pods. This is an easy -to -grow gourmet variety with excellent disease 0 ALL RETURNS PREPARED - Personal, Business Corporations & Trusts fia BOOKKEEPING SERVICES AVAILABLE PICKERING TOWN CENTRE ROOD COURT AREA (905) 837-0564 MON.-SAT., MALL HOURS SUN. - 12-5, (Feb. 15 to April 30) Hidden Gem to open in April! There is. what could be the biggest gem opening in the heart of Pickering Village. It will start as a pre-school in a building which will be completely renovated to suit the traditional setting of the "Village". The school has a sparkling interior with spacious, bright classrooms, skylights for added natural sunlight, air conditioning, & clean, sparkling, child -sized washroom facilities for each classroom. - At the rear of the school is a play area. 1 was quite impressed with the exterior architectural drawings showing a newly renovated turn- of -the -century facade. The new facility will be enhanced with newly -planted trees, sod. interlocking brick paving, old-fashioned street lamps, wrought - OFFERING 2.5% OFF SCHOOL FEES FOR CHILDREN 2 1/2 TO 6 YRS. FROM APRIL TO JUNE. (Some conditions apply. "This is an excellent, rarely -offered opportunity for parents", comments Linda Clarke. the school's registrar. "It will be one of our finest schools, with what is the best Montessori program in Durham! We have already received many inquiries from interested parents. Blaisdale Montessori School was established in 1969, and attributes its success throughout the years to maintaining its high standards. The school hires only AMI trained Casa teachers: the highest standard for Montessori training in the world! iron Inning, all of which add to the historic atmosphere of the area. Although it is tucked away in the Village, this renovated building, with its newly paved parking lot, is easily accessible from Kingston Rd. just west of Church Street. It is located at 56 Old Kingston Rd. and it is convenient for parents to pick up and drop off. The blending of this beautifully renovated building coupled with the high standards of this Montessori school retakes this the ideal first-time setting for any eager pre-schooler (ages 2 1/2 - 6 year;). The school is due to open some time in April. It will start as a pre-school then include Toddler and Elementary classes in September. To celebrate the opening of their new campus, Blaisdale Montessori School offers a limited time promotional rate to help launch the school's opening. BLAISDALE WILL BE Children have a natural tendency to explore. touch and team. In a Moruesson program the children learn from a -Prepared Environment" in a loving ,warm atmosphere consisting of interesting, attractive, learning materials that are fun. All lessons including reading and math are usually given individually when the child is eager and ready. Thus, children progress with joy at their own pace. Most of Blaisdale's campuses are presently full with waiting lists. Please be advised that once the class is full parents will no longer be able to get a space or be eligible for the special rate. This gem is going to fill up quickly! It is too good an opportunity to miss. To guarantee a space call now. Blaisdale's number at the head Office is 905-509-5005. Call for information or a visit. Adwriawamm Join us online at ,durhamnews.net _._...K,.,a a J- v P The final touch photo ft,Andrew /wanowski Seven-year-old Lisa Brown lets her creative juices Ajax and Pickering have been kept busy at public flow while decorating a candle during March Break libraries, community centres and local malls with activities at the Pickering Library. Students from plenty of organized activities and events. BULLETIN BOARD WHAT'S HAPPENING IN AJAX AND PICKERING FRIDAY, MARCH 20 ALLERGIES: The Durham Region Anaphy- laxis Support Group meets the third Friday of each month in Ajax at 7:30 p.m. It provides support for those dealing with life-threaten- ing food/other allergies. 686-3018 or 420- 8404. 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 addictions of all kinds, including co-depen- dency. Child-care programme available as required. All welcome. 428-9431 (Jim, evenings). SATURDAY, MARCH 21 OPEN HOUSE: Annandale Curling Club, Church and Bayly streets, Ajax, hosts an open house from 1 to 5 p.m. New curlers can try the sport free of charge. 683-3210 (Elaine). le WJ r-------- --- --------------------------- n 1oo j J OFF Receive $ZS OFF your total brake or PICKERING exhaust invoice with this coupon ; 1680 "w"TON RD- LUBE, OIL 95 Snob 8 F nws & F�� M� 686-3707 14Cis S r r' r y o I t 1 Y 1 d l 1 ) - J 1 o. 0 • r 4 1". A" THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1998 - PAGE 13 Lupus support group meets PICKERING -- Families coping with lupus are invited to reach out for support and encouragement by a local group here. The Lupus Association branch in Durham Region offers a Lupus Sup- port Group Wednesday, March 25 at 7:30 p.m. at the Durham Regional Po- lice station, Brock Road and Hwy. 2 in Pickering. Information sharing, dis- cussion and support for people with lupus, their families and friends is of- fered . Call 619-0000 (Sharon) for more information. WILSON'S SPRING TAX BREAK! 3 DAYS ONLY Fri. March 20 Sat. March 21 Sun. March 22 NO GST ON ALL OUR FINE QUALITY FURNITURE, ACCESSORIES, BEDDING AT OUR RICHMOND SLEEP CENTRE OR NO INTEREST FOR I YEAR' <excludes Bargain Basement and 1*EII1,%, T.;_ ,n(!cials t 61PLUOAR.dd ; E flow IRY71111 ..er rr ..Kid 9. NI We've rented extra space to CLEAROUT ALL OF OURTO SURPLUS INVENRY! S Every item is aggressively dlseourbed to guarantee rode bosom prices! While quantities last r" for every ry)om in your home PICKERING -PICKERING HOME & LEISURE 17-56 PICKERING PARKWAY (906) 683-0346 .,dA hems available may not to exactly as shmn •. •1 y+. a �. '� `.�� .. - , • -♦ 1 •f w 1 1 � t 'w h r PAGE 14 - THE NEWS ADVElleriSER FRIDAY, MARCO 20,1498 ' . - Women's n 0 safety seminar topic A free semina on safety fo women is being held next week it Ajax. Topics include personal safet-* and community initiatives against domestic vio- lence. Hosted by the Ajax -Pickering Social Develop- ment Council as part of the Women Organizing Women Project. the seminar's being held Wednesday. March 25 from 7 to 9 p.m. in the McLean Commu- nity Centre at the corner of Westnev Road North and Magill Drive. Speakers in- clude Sandy Fox of the Metro Ac- tion Committee on Public Vio- lence Against Women and Chil- dren, Durham Re- gional Police Constable Brad Durst. Rect Mac- Donald of the Ajax -Pickering Take Back the Night group, and Denysc Wig- glesworth of The Clothesline Pro- ject.To register, call 686}2661. Herbal remedies on agenda PICKERING — You can learn how herbs can help you achieve opti- mal health at a seminar Saturday. Speakers Clare Whitmore Price and Hildegard Gmeiner will talk about how herbs can help you man- age your weight, boost the immune system, detoxify you mentally and physically, and cleanse the body. It's being held from I to 3 p.m. at Odyssey Books and Resource Centre, 109 Old Kingston Rd., Unit 15, Picker- ing. 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The Durham branch of the Canadian cd Cross Society is holding an emer- cncy first-aid course and a standard r,,t-aid course in the community room of Ie Durham Regional Police station at the )rner of Brock Road and Hwy. 2 in Pick- ing. The emergency course is offered Sat - talent search on PICKERING — A gospel music con- rt and talent search is being held next ,,,nth at Bayfair Baptist Church. l he Canadian Gospel Music Associa- 'I is hosting the event Saturday, April The association's putting out a call for I ists. groups and instrumentalists to (nrm at Bayfair with the winners com- .. ng against finalists from three other .,Ins at the Waterloo Inn on Mav 2. IIIc wanting to lake part in the April 4 -fit show must qualify and 1 -ill Ilut .,n 1 T- "-,T- SWING IN urday, April 4 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at a cost of $55. The two-day standard course is set for April 4 and 5 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Cost is $70. You should register at least one week in advance. Call the society's Ajax -Pickering branch office at 420-3383 for more infor- mation. for gospel show application. The concert will feature Pickering singers Warren and Shannan Parker and the Toronto group Masters Four Male Quartet. It all begins at 6:30 p.m. at the church, on Hwy. 2 east 01 Wiliies Road in Picker- ing. Cost of admission for adults is $5 in advance and $7 at the door, while chil- dren 12 and under get in free. For more information, tickets or an application for the talent show, call 420-4217. SHE NEW MILLENNIUM PICK ING'S PREMIER COM M MUM ADDRESS • 417001b I a bedroom sem. Mn wth W%-, d take oeurw ' ffbx rs • herb myeatt" faak s ' `raft !+boor OW mowAft ad ksdsrigoed Irouds *r Eon 6E P"U R Torn Cab? Go snoop ad Fboiwv •10I . Pre - cmstnrction prices from $104, 900 CALL DOUG TAYLOR asso:•ace e':.. 19051831- � � BMW .rtt - ^.emt. 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Sanda J., Gwynne Sales Representative PmdentW 416439-1660 Fffu*0tr THE NEWSAK)WER71SER FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 19" - PAGE 19 Accent - "Best Buy" Winner Three Years Running Down Payment A Security Deposit y °PER ISI Q $2W ' Frei ht ChargePER MONTH 48 MONTHS _ 48 MONTHS Pre -Delivery Expense [�.... ft P!rKERING '"� "` HYUMRIDRIVING IS BEII.SiT AJAX HWY. 2 8 CHURCH ST. AJAX H 427-0111 G• ASC �a a t8 ma+R�� • •..adi anaCa ortiy. WnueO ume a�f 9av: • i5a a.�e^' :: MSPP (11295 away iem 1s1parnleM on d,,kVVy ;ecuKy pepM, of 51350 re0wed an Elan n, 20.00akm m,,saoe anowarce W rear APP1193 freor. P01 wxkx C Taxes and 1com extra Ask Pitkenn9 Hyurdai for ONY15 98 ACCENT 4DR L 98 ACCENT 3DR L 97 FI -ANTRA S/WGN I!F 6 ELANTRA STN. 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WGN. s12,40 � a St s,29s y j14 885 rat 97 TIBURON FX 1993 SCOUPE LS 1990 JEEP YJ "4X4" _1993 EAuto LANTRA GL •a.»•Surm-an+r 5 1 �e93V "••'s •'"s '�.-••�—$714 TT6V*W@ Wfty�yMtiv 49� vr.00ss .o.,..., $6 995 3 , .^�nbr -T sari 1992 GRAND CARAVAN 19" GRAND CARAVAN 990 SUBAI wAGO 1993 SUNBIRD SE �: S9 99 54,493 tit : �. sr //��r - s UYY. Y. h•ly tlM1ig0 +n0o-t x. _'aL R'�yq •'•" SaIE cxsMr rr Y 495 �• ;« .� (SCf 60'ji Dc., k I. •\\trld( • �cr� ink 11urlt.In • \1.I•trr I13c I�� MASTER RIM'S . 1 TAE KWON DO Loc GUARANTEE.. prim 955 Brock Rd. South Unit 1A j) A] 90, MME W - TIM MEWS" ERMER FRIDAY, MARCH 20, "" Science is a gas'. photo by Andrew /wanowski The wonderful and, in this case, wacky world of ttfic knowledge in a series of interactive ses- science was brought to curious children at the sions for children who turned out at the event. Pickering Town Centre this week as part of the Here, Mad Maxine lets four-year-old Norah shopping centre's March Break activity calen- Wynter a 'taste' of carbon dioxide during one of dar. Scientist 'Mad Maxine' demonstrated scien- her experiments. March of Dimes to operate housing units for disabled By Cindy Upshail Durham staff WHITBY — Whitby will be home to the first supportive housing units for people with physical disabilities in Durham Region. Linda Kenny, independent living manager for the Ontario March of Dimes. says the organization has been awarded $540,000 per year to operate 12 units within the Dryden Heights building at 90 Waller St. The 1 10 -unit building is operated by Durham Non -Profit Hous- ing. The units will be renovated, using an additional $450,0(X) from the housing ministry, so they are fully accessible. March of Dimes staff will be stationed at the building 24 hours a day to help the residents perform everyday activities. "Me purpose of (on-site staff is to act as the person's arms and legs so they can live independently in their communi- ty:' says Ms. Kenny. Although a survey done in Durham Region six years ago identified a need for 65 units with attendant care, there are currently none in Durham Region she says. A person requiring this type of care "either lives in an institution or outside the region, or lives with their family long after they've out worn their welcome:' It's Worth The Drive To Pickerin C explains Ms. Kenny. Residents arc responsible for signing their own leases, conforming to the rules of the apartment building and paying their own rent, says Ms. Kenny. The money provide to the March of Dimes by the ministry will be used to pay for on-site staff. While $500,000 may sound like a lot of money, Ms. Kenny says creating these units will save money, because it would cost much more if the residents had to stay in hospitals. 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A sponsorship also allows a business or community group to put up a free dis- play table for product sales, marketing or information. A sponsor is also heing sought for the evening concert fc.uurinL the June Award %%inninc• pun ,L�1:' held at the Ajax Community Centre and expected to draw 600 people. The concert sponsor's name can he included on tickets, posters and event signs. Festival organizers are also looking for coupons, product samples, and prizes for participants in the ethnic children's costume contest. Among the special guests at the fes- tival will be CFTO-TV anchor Ken Shaw. TVO Kratt's Creatures star Shannon Duff and members of the Toronto Raptors. The festival is being organized by the Race Relations Committee of Ajax. Call event co-ordinator Paul Pal.%am at i„-31012 f(�r m�1rc inf )r- FUTURE SHOP -AM Everything On Sale... 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"Pickering • East Rouge Alton & Kingston Rd. 905-509-6565 THE NEWS ADVERTI$ER b WDAV04ARCH-20, 1"S - PAGE 23 NTE INMENT NIGHTLIFE IN AJAX AND PICKERING Art IMINtateslife in poliotical Po ors Now playing at Pickering Town Centre's Famous Play- ers Cinemas: Big Lebowski: Jeff Bridges, John Goodman. Jeff Lebowski (Bridges) is the vic- tim of mistaken identity when two thugs break into his apart - merit believing they are ac- costing a millionaire. After making the mistake of paying a visit to his wealthy name- sake. Lebowski and his buddy Walter (Goodman) are swept up in a spree of extortion, double cross, deception, em- hezzlement, sex and dope. Flubber: Robin Williams. A remake of Disney's 1%1 movie The Absent Minded Professor. Hush: Gwyneth Paltrow, Jessica Lange. After marrying and moving to the country es- tate of Kilronan, Helen (Pal- trow) thinks she has attained the perfect life, complete with charming mother-in-law Martha (Lange) who is devot- ed to her only son (Johnathon Schaech). Helen learns there is more to her than meets the eye. Krippendorf's Tribe: Richard Dreyfuss. Single fa- ther of three James Krippen- dorf (Dreyfuss) 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 documen- tation. Enter children Shelly, Mickey and Edmund. L.A. Confidential: Los Angeles in the early 'YX...L.A. is being touted as thi.metropolis of the future. From fabulous mansions to sizzling nightclubs, it's a city of corruption, double dealing and dangerous passions. The Man in the Iron Mask: Leonardo DiCaprio. lt's 1660, France is starving and the arrogant and cruel King Louis XIV (DiCaprio) has succeeded his father to the throne. At the same time, a mysterious prisoner continues his decade-long stay at the Bastille, encased in an iron mask. To save the nation, the retired Musketeers (John Malkovich, Gerard Depardieu and Jeremy Irons) must re- unite with Musketeer Captain d'Artagnan (Gabriel Byrne) to free the prisoner and unlock the secret of his identity. Mr. Nice Guy: Jackie Chan. Chan stars as Jackie, a well-known television chef who is drawn into a war be- tween two rival gangs by a TV reporter, Diana (Gabrielle Fitzpatrick). Twilight: Gene Hackman, Susan Sarandon, Paul New- man. After agreeing to help long-time friends Jack Ames (Hackman) and his wife Catherine (Sarandon), retired Los Angeles private investiga- tor Harry Ross (Newman) finds himself at the centre of a dangerous and complex mur- der mystery. U.S. Marshals: Wesley Snipes. Ruthless assassin Sheridan (Snipes) is on the run from the law trying to dis- cover who fingered him in two New York City murders in this sequel to The Fugitive. Back again to track the fugi- tive is Tommy Lee Jones. Now playing at the Cine- pkx Odeon Ajar to Cine- mas: Hush, The Man in the Iron Mask, ,'Nr. Nice Guy, U.S. Marshals. As Good As it Gets: Jack Nicholson, Helen Hunt. A sin- gle mother and waitress (Hunt), an ill-tempered writer (Nicholson) and a gay artist (Greg Kinnear) form an un- likely friendship - The Borrowers: John Goodman. Evil realtor Ocious Potter (Goodman) squares off against the Borrowers, four - inch -high "little people" who live under the floorboards. Good WM Hunting: Matt Damon, Ben Affleck. Damon plays misunderstood 20 -year- old orphan Will Hunting who, while working as a janitor at MIT, outshines the school's most advanced intellectuals. But, the genius can't seem to translate his problem -solving capabilities into his personal life and becomes caught in the worlds of his friends — thera- pist (Robin Williams), math professor (Stellan Skarsgard) and the woman he loves (Min- nie Driver). Primary Colors: John Travolta. A political satire on the Bill Clinton presidency with Travolta in the lead role • NIGHT ON THE TOWN • AIRPORT • CASINO NIAGARA • WEDDINGS • CORPORATE • GRADS • PROMS em@8 1=** 4*0 websW-hUpWwwwArawW the torn Lima Around IU ThWII Lin usiIIie SaTiCes Call For Info (416) 757-2424 of 'Slick Willy'. 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! Wild Things: Kevin Bacon, Neve Campbell. Pas- sion ignites passion, mystery uncovers mystery as the lives of four cunning characters twist and turn amid a bizarre labyrinth of truth and illusion. Now playing at Moviplex 9, Pickering. As Good As it Gets. The Borrowers. Good Will Hunt- ing, Primary Colors, Spice World, Titanic, Wild Things. The Full Monty: Strip- ping down to your skivvies is no easy business, unless your idea of fun is getting laughed out of town. Just ask the boys who've done it — The Full Monty. Hand Rain: Randy Quaid. Christian Slater. Residents of Huntingburg, including the sheriff (Quaid), are all too fa- miliar with torrid rains forcing the evacuation of the small town and the usual related looting and petty thefts. How- ever, when the latest round nt DAILY AIARCH BREAK SPECIAL T $ 25 ALL SEATS 4 ALL AGES ALL SHOWS March 13 - March 22 10 DAYS ONLY ,200. 2!6.790. t70 ••� WILD THINGS o WILL Murr■a C—UNPIP.r.,r. AA DMW 12a 2:30.41:1111, 1:15. HO TITANIC SPICE WORLD THE -BORROWERS NA11D R/111t tris 790, tis flooding hits town, they don't realize that a plan is in place to rob an armoured car trans- porting $3 million. Wedding Singer: Adam Sandler, DreA Barrymore. In the 198(X- Rohhv Hart (San- dler) is the world's greatest wedding singer. 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ITEIRSO J Pickering Town Centre 1355 Kingston Road, Pickering STORE HOURS: Mon. -Fri. 9-9, Sat. 8-9, Sun. 11-6 PAGE 26 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1996 SPORTS ALUKtAtx)IV IN AJAX AND CKERING Me Pickering gymnast on international stage P GOLF TOURNAMENTS A DINNER PACKAGE WEEKDAYS •38" WEEKENDS $43" PUTS PST. GST i TIP I w*ofte Deluxe Hot i Cold Buffet or Now York Sirloin DWw ANNANDALE COUNTRY CLUB OMMIMwa110Miwu p11g683=0 vervrnca i ieze, i z), OT rlcKenng, will lead the Canadian senior rhythmic gym- nastics team to the worlds in Spain next year after the Sport Seneca team won the national team title in December. She's currently on a European tour with the Canadian team. Top basketball players take to the court Area high school baskethall players test will receive an all -expenses paid will show off their talents at the annual trip to an NBA game in Toronto, do - all -star games and slam-dunk contest at nated by a local business. Durham College Thursday, March 26. Action gets under way at 5 p.m. Durham Region high school senior Admission is $2 per person. Tickets girls and boys will play in the all-star will be limited to 1,200. contests. The night will also include a All proceeds will go to the Durham three-point shootout. College Scholarship Fund. The event is organized by the The Durham College athletic com- Durham Regional Police Service, one plex is on Simcoe Street North, Os - of more than 140 spotting events the haws. service participates in each year. For more information call Durham The winter of the slam-dunk con- College at 905-721-3040. He must have been throwing sham -rocks at St. Pat's bonspiel Special to the news advertiser AJAX — An Annandale Curling Club rink had the luck of the Irish at the annual St. Pat's Mixed Bonspiel at the club last Saturday. The annual event attracted eight rinks from area clubs, with each playing three six - end games before a dinner and dance. The first -place finisher was Annandale's John Thain rink. With him were Sandra Thain, Bert Bryson and Kathy Kerr. Annandale will host a new event this year, the Linda Love Lace Bonspiel, at the club on Friday, March 27. Adult prizes will be awarded. 8y Al Rivett Sports editor PICKERING — An outstanding Pickering athlete is competing in high-calibre meets in Eu- rope as a member of the Canadian senior rhyth- mic gymnastics team. Veronica Tieze, 15, and fellow Canadian se- nior team members Mariel Cruz, Jessica Ma, Ashley Robson, Kelly Coutts and Andrea Ong — all of the Sport Seneca rhythmic gymnastics pro- gramme — are in the midst of a month-long swing through Europe. The Canadians are training and competing in Paris until March 23, before leaving for Athens. Greece where they will remain until the end of the month. The Canadians are using the European tour to prepare for the World Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships in Sevilla, Spain next May. The worlds will serve as a qualifying event for the 2000 Olympic Games in Australia. Tieze notes the trip to Europe will serve as a good test for the Canadian team members — all newcomers to the senior level — to become more familiar with the competition and the training regimens of the Europeans. "We'll get some more international experience to m it;" Tieze told the News Advertiser shortly hetore the team left for Europe. "We just want to Jo our best and try not to mess up or anything like that" She said team members were certain they'd do well during the European trip as they were well prepared by the coaches and training prior to their departure. "We're pretty confident right now," she said. "I feel we've pretty much gone through all the routines really well. The coaches are happy with the routines" The Sport Seneca group earned a berth at the world championships after winning the Canadian senior title in a meet hosted by Sport Seneca in North York in December. In order to earn an Olympic berth, the Sport Seneca senior rhythmic gymnastics team must finish in the top 16 in Spain. Seneca's previous senior squad finished 10th at the 1996 world championships. Tieze said choreography, athleticism and ex- pression are the most important aspects of rhyth- mic gymnastics, where balls and ribbons are used as props during the two -and -a -half minute rou- tines performed before judges. "It's a real team effort; ' noted Tieze. "The routines arc very intricate. (The routine has to) show the relationship between everyone else on the team" In addition to her work with the Seneca team, Tieze has also fared well as an individual rhyth- mic gymnast. She won the provincials in 1995 and has also competed at several national meets. Last year, however, she was unable to compete individually at nationals as a foot injury kept her out of the competition. She will compete at the Canadian Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships for individual com- petitors in Vancouver in June. Tieze trains six days a week at Sport Seneca under coaches Lilianna Dimitrova-Petkov and Mimi Masleva. Pickering peewees on a PICKERING — The Pick- ering Panthers Advantage Car and Truck Rental minor peewee 'A' rep hockey team is on a four -game winning streak in its round-robin league playoff se- ries. The Panthers extended its streak to four games with a con- vincing 9-3 win over the Ajax Knights. Chris Lovering and Evia Hanna each notched a hat trick. Nolan Smith, Michael Watkins and Chris MacLeod had one goal apiece. Assisting were Watkins and Gordie Bret - tell with three each, Daniel D'Alimonte and MacLeod with two apiece and Giancarlo Domingo with one. Michael Tadman had a strong game in net. The Pickering peewees feated the Whitby Wildcats 4-1. Lovering, Brettell, Watkins and MacLeod scored for the Panthers. As- sists went to '`+G Stephen Farmer and s D'Alimonte with two � apiece, BrettellrAY and Smith with one each. Kyle Gillingham played well between the pipes. The Panthers also pulled out a narrow 1-0 victory over the Whitby Wildcats. Brandon Gillingham found the mark with a little more than six minutes remaining in the game. Hanna roll in playoffs and Billy Keith added assists. de- Kyle Gillingham was solid in rrom len, r%erry Young, Chris Fehertoi and Philip Morgan of Team FX sweep during the St. Pat's Mixed Bonspiel at Annandale last Saturday. net. The Panthers started their win streak with a convincing 5- 1 victory over the Ajax Knights. Brettell paced the Pickering of- fence with two goals, Brandon Gillingham, Watkins and Keith notched single markers. Assist- ing were MacLeod and Michael Tantsis with two each, Keith, Watkins, Lovering, D'Alimonte and Smith with one apiece. Michael Tadman played a strong game in net. Other team members are Matt Garner and Jamie Emslie. Craig Burrell has been missing from the line-up with a broken arm. Thames Unvwx Plaza Bowl Youth Bowling Council would like to thank Lennox Drum for their generous contributions m to our or azation. Lennox Drum has donated trophies to the children for a copple _ of years. The staff of the Youth Bowling Council andtally the kids would ike to �HttoK, thank Lennox Drum � for their generous support and V Ajax News Advertiser office 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax HOURS: 9 am - 5pm Mon.- Fri. Closed Saturay FAX: (905)579-4218 THE NEWS ADVI':RTlsER •rm!P_%DAV. %IAR(*fi 20, I"x-PA(:F: 27 Ajax Pickering Nevti's Advertiser IF A Pickering News Advertiser Outlet 683 M 1822 Whites Rd. Pickering Sara/Lee-Amberlea Plaza CLASSIFIED ON-LINE Tues. -Fri. 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. Phone lifts open daily til 8pin Moe. - Fri., Sat 9-30am - 3pm Sun -Noon til 5m. IIfTEtNET: tttp�hewle.atrhartrrews.net TORONTO LINE (416)798-7259 CLOSED Monday's. Ewell: eearpseAdtrhaw.net FAX: (905) 579-4218 I I Careers 11 Careers I I Careers 1 1 Careers 1 General Help 1 General Het P 1 General Help 1 General Help 1 General Help Youth• Fair March 23, 243 1998 Youth . StWatch for the fair guide in the March 22- rategic Lm nt ernpkr Strategy )eunesse edition of This Week Newspaper Human Resources Developpement des Development Canada ressources humaines Canada ,AREER SCHOOL . ;E1,SN 2b wk Flonstry 8 Program. 12 wk in - e 3ohase program. 3 R-1esslonal course. In - m, :,Ieo Beginners Pro- .,• Pan-time>full time ,'%+S availaDle A school Pere all jour training -es ✓+orthwhde. Finan- : assistance may be avail - 995 436-7746 THE NAIL STATION Career ',ammg enter Become a ,,n tecnmcwi. career tramp iia:le Die in artificial naris. tar rndlueq pedicures. wax- , Student Financing aval- ^ • Nails Seo (905)723- ,,2, 1 General ASSISTANT MANAGER re .Ivd ',;II time 'or Penn:oil •r"re Ajax. Dukes. oil 'angel supervise staff. OI - ,P duties Appy In person. 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All copy Is subiect to the appro- val 01 management of News Advertiser. ('OCKTAILER DINES-EEZ 375 King St. W. Interviews this Saturday & Sunday ('all of fax Heim I" set up ihterview fax (416)75441041 Phone (4161754 -no COURIER DRIVERS, We reed 5 drivers with vehicles, ex- venence preferred, but not ,'ecessary, will train. Earn in excess of $600/week. For ap- uulnlment call 905-427-6093. CREW MANAGER and can- .asser needed to canvass door 10 door Ion registered LWillies Wage Plus in- -enhve, Hours are 5-9 pm, weekdays. call 1.11OD-340- 2689 General Help DRIVER NEEDED r cube var. 3 days , �r week. Light deliv- e y, with knowledge of Wsst Indian fruits and vegetables PH. 683.7358 OR 416-964-6696 ASK FOR SHASHI. EXPERIENCED -, quire" :.I; anC i;ai: M',::x :v. Harr Care Centre in me W .WV Mall Minimum 2 yrs exp Cal No 723-0211 or Even - rings 666-2125 EXPRESS SIN 6 PIZZA res- taurant requires experienced sub 6 pita maker driver, 6 genera help Call 905-420- 0105. After 2 p m GAILLIND Requires Cleaners for days and evenings. I)rivers license an asset. 6834134 HELEN'S 'tome Ser', C.1S h„ Ing experienced persons for crouse uearki g. Call 427- 4385, 0 YOU COULD SELL ICE TO AN ESKIMO OR A COMB TO A BALD MONKEY APPLY NOW Now hiring cocktail waitresses, bartenders. door staff. and lune cooks Drop re- sume at The Banshee. 50 Taurean Rd E Oshawa before Sun midright. LEINISCRAFT Is looking for enthusiastic part time start to Sark at It s new Pickering Town Centre bcatron opening in April You must be avail- able to work Days Evenings and Weekends. Craft knowl- edge a definite asset Resumes vol be accepted at our Oshawa Centre or Eglinton Square location or Fax (905) 433-8019 MODELS wanted between the ages of 7.23 to model casual and formal wear in Nationals 1998 Toronto Pageant compe- tdions. No past experience necessary, training will be provided. Cat anytime 1-800- 535-6344 for more mho. OTTAWA A MONTREAL loca- tions - SUPERINTENDANT couples required for apt. buildings. Duties to include cleaning. reparrs and main- tenance. Supenmendants for Mortreal position must be bi- lingual. Apt. pus salary plus benefus. Can ,lanes 905-6w 4829. ON-CALL positions available at First Steps Child Care. Please send resume: 1990 6Whitesk.MPKIxerirg One. LIV P for appt. Wed. Apr.S.. Experienced hairstylist or Assistant needed for Scarborough/ Pickering Salon. Call 416-282-0928 PART TIME with ful time po- tential, for sales in home en- tertainment retail store. *Sat- ellite TV 8 BMWrds' Sale. ex- perience preferred. Drop re- sume oft in person to The Recroom, 1501 Hopkins St. Unit f5, Wrdby. 1 General Help 1 General Help COLLECTORSITRACERS Agency located in Scarborough, offers good salary and bonus incentives. Successful candidates will be self motivated with excellent communication skills. Experience an asset but will train suitable applicants. Contact Miss Cash at 416-297-7077 est. 221 between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES It 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. Large International Corporation looking for .3 individuals with ambition to earn $30,000 plus a year. Earnings opportunity of $300- $700 per week while training. Opportunity to advance into management. Bonuses and incentives. Send resume to: Grace Warman 600 Grandview St. S. Unit 12, Oshawa, Ont. L1H SP4 CLARI`?GTI);N Newby Renovated FUTURE HOWARD JOHNSON 143 Duke St. Bowmanville, Ont. LIC 2W4 IMMEDIATE POSITIONS AVAILABLE • COOKS (with* SUPEbreaRVISOst R ) (Golden Griddle Restaurant) •SERVERS • HOUSEKEEPERS If you have great attitude, team players with minimum 2 yrs. exp. in similar position, sendAax resume before March 24, Ail: General Manger Fax (905) 623-4739 Ajax Aduft video requires part time and full time FRONT COUNTER SALES CLERK Previous retail experience preferred. Call (905)426.6494• Leave message for appointment. POOL CONSTRUCTION u- IPRESS 9OEPOPERATOR required eq i � d bourer, start Mid -April Lonl hours, hard work S1200Raur. sume to (905)1131-6722 Mm 5 Own transportation. Students years experience required. welcome. Cal (905)631-0324 �O#Marfin Travel REQUIRES PIT TRAVEL CONSULTANT. REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY FOR AJAX AGENCY. Global experience A. At least 3 years experience Apollo experience a must CorporateNacation FAX RESUMES: Att: Jim (905) 428-6764. Country5tyle- Pickering 1050 Brock Rd. FULL & PART TIME HELP WANTED Apply in person Sopraffino Restaurant 21 Celina St. Oshawa NOW HIRING BARTENDERS, SERVERS & COCKTAIL SERVERS Full and Part Time APPLY WITH RESUME \ifondav & Tuesday, 10 am - -cpm. The Palace East wanted Waitresses/Wailers DANCERS WANTED Earn up to $2000/wk. No experience necessary Will Train Call Chris or Gary (905) 420-2595 10:00 to 5.00 p.m. Security 0111111i Private Investigators Experienced staff required. Must speak & write English fluently. Must ha%c car Whitby 1-905430-2549 Mon -Fri- 104 pm SENIOR CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE (2).Our east end client requires (2) CSRs immediately to On their growing company Experience in Commercial Construction products. Duties require MS Windows Office Package. Or- der Processing, good problem solving skills and excellent communication skills Great growth opportunity within FAX RESUME to (905)837-0627 SUPERINTENDENT COUPLE required for clean. quiet no nse in Ajax Salary plus apartment. Available April 1st Fax resume or letter to 416- 497.7114 SUPERINTENDENT needed for low-rise apt building. Oshawa 2 bedroom apt . util- ities included plus other op- portunities Ideal for retired couple. Marl or Fax resumes to Veltn d Son Lift 68 Kung St. E, Bowmanvele, LIC 3x2 Fax ee 623-2257 THE NEWS ADV AjMjSEIA Has routes available for students to deliver Newspapers and flyers to the following streets : AJAX Willcocks Cres. Bray Dr. Delaney Dr. Ravenscroft Rd. Brennan Rd. Chatfield Dr. Stockbridge Cres. Dennis Dr. Hester Ave. Kemp St. Dreyer Dr. East Strathy Rd. Bake .Rd:.......... DICKERING 1400 The Esplanade Creekview Cir. Highview Rd. Kirkwood La. Springview Dr. Waterford Gate Lawson St. Pinegrove Ave. Marksbury Rd. Park Cres. Hillview Rd. Hillcrest Rd. Atwood Cres. Broad?reen St. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 683-5117 ROSE OF DURHAM Young I'arents Support Services Requires An EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Primarily funded by Catholic Charities Qualifications: • ''. masters degree in the human services field or equivalent • `.1 ist be member or eligible for membership in recognized i-rotessional college or association • ; vean administrative /management experience preferably to A non profit community based setting • t :nancial management experience t''monstrated skills to the are of human resr,urnes, 7ganizatlonal planning, service deliven-, community Ralson I -1d thrxough understanding of women s Issue • "-vious Board experience would be an asset • i'.:Ihngness to work within a Christian value system Send resume by Fridav, March 27th, 19923 to: Chairman of the Board 387 Simcoe Sl. S., Oshawa, Ontario L I H 312 Or Fax: (905) ;.;_-3974 1 Office Help 1 Office Help EXPERIENCED LEGAL BOOKKEEPER Pickering lavy term I, seeking candidate with knowledge of: • VC LAK' and ACCPAC • :\ 'P, A/R • rrust Reconciliation • Financial Stints./Year End Full-time F"situm for matemity leaveperiod .Vtav, l998 to Jan., 099 Telefax or mail resume to: (905) 420-0808 Gillian Vanular, 13-14.50 Kingston Road, Pickering, Ontario., LIV 1C1 General Help WELDER NEEDED Experienced .r, Welding, light gauge and stainless steel. For a restaurant equipment fabrication shop. Call Bill McGuire (905) U6-8955 YOU CAN :w ndependent Be ,our :.an bcss" Rem a chair. in an estaotished hair salon. S375,month. or S95'wki, Cwn clientele 2 blocks tram shop- ping centre 576-7144 heave message or (tome) 576-2245 8 Deficit EXPERIENCED LEGAL Estate Secretary required by Coach Livingstone Brunt for fug time positron Please reply with resume to PO Box 327 Whitby. Ontario LIN 5S4 or tax(905)668-7037 PMT Tilt POSITION, Tues- days 8 Fridays, data entry. S11.00,Tr. entry level posy tion. Send resume through mal only to ,Layne Hughes 540 Finley Ave. Ajax. Ont LIZ 2E3 PERSON with accountings bookkeeping experience re- quired in the Pickering area. Familiar with Business Visions or Acc Pac account- ing systems and Microsoft Office an asset Accounting skulls up to and including h- nancial statements required Must be able to work on own. have good organizational skills. handle data entry and telephones Must be able to work in a fast pared environ- ment Previous experience In the Safety Industry also an asset Please forward re- sume. Including expected re- numeration to Hatmasters Environmental Equipment Inc . 1915 Clements Road. Unit /2, Pickering. Ontario.L1W-3V1 1 Office Help OSHAWA BASED ,r -,-1—, 1 c011mg .n iMiC p•r1 t,me 600kkeep- 'Office Administrator 't•.e . ialrfted applicants requires gAenerrce working mm Com - JIM marrtiy Microsoft Office id Simply Accounting else respond in wntng with 'SuM and salary expeeta- MS berore Apra 3 19N to lenth Oshawa This Reek 0 Bo. 481 Oshawa, On ',no UH 7L5 Please read your classified ad on the first day of publica- tion as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error. 1 Sash Help Agents1 sales HNP Atlerns SALES POSITION • Fiave you been out .,t rhk w„tI, t. �r.t: 1,x a few �c.ars. raising a family'' • tT, yew enjoy home deccmateng & helping peiple'' %re you "))rig W a career that a :hallcri A. rewarding' If so, ere mar have the perfect job for you.' %%c are a u".:C .slul 'h -un .,t furniture & ¢rlt h„uteques located in Ontario sh,Wing mall. • we nerd you to work 12-25 firs per week during .laytime. esening & weekend pertixis • Ne will lwoude you with ,uensne trauung. n.luding a full t.wr of our tacit)" ro lam our team. apply inprrxxn, with a resunw to Crate Designs ►.td. Pickering Town Centre. (Lower level I. 1355 Kingston Road, Pickering. Boyer_ START THE SPRING OFF RIGH7 AT BOYERS1 Looking for 2 NEW CAR SALES REPRESENTATIVES Up to 40% commission and company car. Contact Alex Spanopulos or Joe Gudelj Toronto: 416-798-7989 Pickering: 905-831-2693 Oshawa: 905-686-5859 PAGE 29 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER THURSDAY, MARCH 20,194 1 Sew N G WAWft M Salty W WAgerite 1 Sake IM4(Agwits SldNNd fbtp Hep- 1 Skied Help 1 Sale for 1 Atli_ watt! d �ArOeNa tlrMtlsd INTERESTED IN PURSUING AN EXCITING AND CHALLENGING CAREER IN ADVERTISING SALES? If you are a self-starter, self :motivated, enthusiastic and enjoy working in a fast paced creative environment you could be our candidate. Knowledge of Mac Based platform, Multi Ad, Quark Express & Adobe Photoshop is beneficial If you have had sales exp. or worked in the service industry please call or fax re- sume: Monique Lea 905-579-4404 Tor. 416-798-7259 Fax 905-432-1635 or frail: Oshawa Whitby This Week P.O. Box 481, 865 Farewell St. I Osha7t7a, Ont. LIH 7L5. OfficeHelp PROGRESSIVE FOLDING CARTON COMPANY In Pickering :s seeking a purchas- ing production per- son. The eligible candidate should have some pur- chasing experience. Strong math. organi- sational and com- puter skills Please tax resume to (905) 831-7571. 1 Sates 1k . A ACVERIISING CONSULTANT 2 --Um Reg,or Erparvor �mmedlilte opemnq H,gnrst :onnmssiofi paid weekly . wrius Sen-moervated assn• ve sales expenence an as set able to work Writ mexmal supervision have own trans- portation Fax resume 1-705- 292-5923 Experienced Full and Part Time Sales. Call Paul or Gareth 686-4278 3ALLS rt KSONS .mn1., urges! DISC,,unt Real true Co. is 00irng for a kw 0000 sales people Top rommrs- Sion Spirt Lead! provi0ed, Soak travel For a - I I N P unerwew cam Bruce at 666 - MG Mincom Dudam Reality Ltd Skatea LANDSCAPE SPECIALIST Mus! be good at interlock prsa steps rockery etc own car plys"Ily bit ala tore - man expenertce an asset Fax resumes only to Bndtscape 1x_(905) 668.2742 FRAMNIG Carpenter required. reliable wren at least 5 years experience $160low Phone (905)242-4432 after 6 p m LOCAL carrier requires Class A Drivers Must rove valid ICC Medical and a dears ab- stract Fax resume to 905- 720-0011 An Brun MOO PICKERING, Mechan- ic for a busy brake and ex- haust shop Experience a must sales and computer skits an asset Apply 10 Mr rias1650 Kingston Rd or lair -2270 POSiTIOM "Wile for DZ or AZ drivers Dependable, apply to person to Vissers Nursery Sod Farm. 263-2126 SKILLED PRODDCTm Stun workers - G12. brake and shear experience. mechani- cally trlditted. able to work af- ternoon shift Please call for appointment 905-837-6060 Milifillictill 1 "°'petal Der" CERTIFIED Dental Assistant required for Full Dine position Minimum 2 years experience for a progressive WfrAby practice Call 666-1555 DENTAL Receplionist/Assis- tam. 2 years dental expen- ence minmum, pan -time and/ or full-time. evenings and Saturdays. Pickering. Call Judy(905)837-1231. ENDOREINOOMML office looking for certified dental as- sistant rox 4 days per week, tease summit resumes b 944 MerrMw Rd. Pidcaimq, ON. L1V 101 toSkilled Help10 Skilled Help HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC L.irge contracting limn in Durham Region nyuires Diesel Mechanic !Must be full cNpe:nenccd utth repair of heavy hydraulic cx,:a%ators and dozers. DZ license a must. F. \rellent wage and benefits. Fax resume to (905)668-358.1. NORTHERN PERSONNEL SOLUTIONS Requires 40 Professional AZ drivers for Durham Company, to run U.S., no East Coast - Minimum 1 year experience • Good driving record • Criminal Search • ICC Medical • Top rates and benefit package Also Hiring L AZ Drivers needed for Durham Compa- ny. to run Niagara Falls daily. Flatbed ex- perience a must Apply in Person Northern Personnel Solutions 112 Athol St. Suite 203 Whitby 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Monday to Saturday or call (905) 430-7168 / (905) 430-0325 TOP DIESEL MECHANIC FOREPERSON WANTED Ntu.t pry w- a Cia» A truck coach certificate with previous foreperson exp. Weekend shifts / work 36 paid X50 Salah' negotiable upon expenence !Aust have own tolls. Full time, benefits, paid weekly Local Whitby company Apply in person to: Advantage Personnel 1621 McEwen Drive Unit #5 Whitby, Ontario Or fax resume to (905)433-0628 GRAPHIC DESIGNER The Real Estate/Autonlotizve advertising dep't. of Oshawa Whitby This Week & News Adzfertiser is accepting applccations for the position of Graphic Designer. Must be highly skilled in: • Multi -Ad Creator • Quark Express • Adobe Illustrator • All aspects of scanning This challenging position requires the ability to de- zrelop ads/campaigns from concept to completion, designing creative that will excite our clients. Work- ing closely with our sales representatizres, the design- er will hilzie significant client contact. Based oil a 21 hours per creek role, it is possible that this part-time position could lead to a full-time position. if you desire a very challenging position which will utilize your creathye' abilities please submit your re- sume bti Fridau March 27198 to: Monique Lea Oshawa WhitbylClarin ton Port Perry This Week 865 Farewell St. Oshawa Ont. LIH 7L5 $nGIAL UN NtW ANU UStU CABINETS AND CHAIRS Brand new high bade chairs from $99 00. vertical cabinets from $99 99 Lateral cabinets hom $149.99 up. Speedy Of - ice Centre. Whitby 666--0800 MOVING -Round mahogany coffee table $180. 3 nesting tales $160, enamel top table $45: 9 Franklin ponxlan col- lectible garden birds $25 each. quality Lepme crib with mattress. like new $270: large • 1 Arts i Crags • 1 AAs i Crafts quantity of quality dried low- 1 Artidea ers: 32 Cross and Olive cm - WEB DESIGN fall glasses W$8 each. elec- more Wild CaN 905-819.2093 tronic typewriter with cartridge HENT TO OWN APPLIANCES. ribbons $165. ng antique articles including rtidcinq chair $115, Nth=511la dresser with mucor $325. Tan W� `r boy dressy $210. 4 kitcheneach��ho PNYSIOTiIEMMST- Durtlam chairs Circa 1880's. $45 each: SYR` Gift& S,* Bentw000d parlor chairs $25. Region, Required for In -Home. each. painted blanket box ers installed $45 New odors/ $110, single oak dining Workplace. and school set- cnair $30. Pickering 905-831- Sabwday, March 21, p3i8'�1 ase call before 9 10 a.1m. to 4 pm '•"' OVERSTOCKED '•••• $2 Ad Gynmasilum Freezers Coolers. Waili commerpal unls. 2 8 3 door 9 Wk ^V....�..re ,i - -1 freezers. available. 01. Off parriranty ces Delivery 1. 905.6 1a eta MothersDow. 501 Craft tion home tMAR051GRANDFATIIER CLOCKS All +997 floor mod ve✓ dkw hd(• 7214111 exL els reduced Used pianos Yamaha. Samick. Kimball. Ynixg Chaq New dlgral pea- -- iOfp Sl Mwwa nos from $695 and up Rem 1 Off" 1 DamW 1 ArI � for to own Large selection of +l ANTIQUE WHgrand!~ docks from 5995 IM T CLINICAL TRIAL COORDINATOR Optimum Clinical Research is currently looking for an experienced clinical trial coordinator to assist in the management of ongoing and upcoming clinical trials. This person must be enthusiastic, detail oriented and eager to make a contribu- tion to a fast growing research group. The ability to handle multiple protects is an Important asset. The ideal candidate must hold current registration with the College of Nurses d Ontario. Qualified candidates who are in- terested in a full-time position, please re- spond in confidence to: Optimum Clinical Research 171 King Street East Oshawa, Ontario L1 H 1C2 Tel: 905-723-4694 Fax: 905-723-7590 SERVICES DE SANTE 1 para•med 1(o HEALTH SERVICES /AiSCEIMY REQUAWS Certified Health Care Aides, Certified Home Support Workers Level 2 & 3, and Certified PSWs "'Level 2: 510..15/hr. ♦ benefits'•'•' • he flexlb r for weekdays, evenings weekends • travel in Ajax & Pickering • have valid Driver s License and reliable vehicle Only applicants with certificates will be interviewed Fax resumes immediately to: (905) 576-8852 Attn: Supervisor While car thank all applicants, only those being considered will be contacted -Equal Opportunity Employer - U se' -alar} +rhnisned $700 Call (9051- and up Call TELEP PIANO 533-1491 Fos 1 Artidea 583-0671 WEB DESIGN .und tash ions Sales. kKWt- more Wild CaN 905-819.2093 SERVICE HENT TO OWN APPLIANCES. STORE c°°'er file 40 w n -- FIREWOOD R -Na Lumber d AMbrok GGE door repairs, en FRONT STORE Clerk and PNYSIOTiIEMMST- Durtlam Firewood Centre. 4'x8'x12'. ales. rollers. open - Pharmacy assisum. (must Region, Required for In -Home. $60. 4'x8'xl6'. 565 Estab- ers installed $45 New odors/ know Propitarm). 10r Whitby Workplace. and school set- . listed 1963. Days 705-277- openers Quality Plus Doors area Pharmacy send resume to File l 118. ostlawa Thy ling Fax resume m ion -6665 3381. Evenings 905-434- Fla to Oslaw 416-336.0073 Week. Po Box 481 OMawa. tiderxde to 1905)438-0704. area STAN LIFTS. 13 t. Wngth. Drltano.0H-71_5 sew R- W. 0Kf1m rree quotation in your Mme. No ,merest. no payment for with with 300. pound max load, student or kids room. $350. • Ow- 1 KM NEAT FMEMIOOD, ex- excdldlt cdfidilm. $1.600 READ OFFICE of an estalD 1 lnmrrw cel9it very Desi Ipulily had- W. Cal (905) 6654=3 law nursug and retirement dome chain requires a direr- NN NAYNOUSEKEEPER to wood, guararneed extra bang time twty seasoned. cuti 87 MAW. 400 lady. WNh for of nursing services The successful candidate et live n/OW 011 farm in Apt,. pus `4>ld. Honest m eawremem, trailer. ExcWent ixwttiion. Askkg $2100. lap (905►- W w possess a wide range of ex- transportation available. Ex- penennced and rder - free Oell y, 9W753-2246 y U se' -alar} +rhnisned $700 Call (9051- and up Call TELEP PIANO 533-1491 �� > 583-0671 WEB DESIGN .und tash ions Sales. kKWt- more Wild CaN 905-819.2093 SERVICE HENT TO OWN APPLIANCES. STORE c°°'er file 40 w n -- ER CARPET IMOK. 100'1, new and reccnq•tioned, full link and server storage. 4w- Nylon Mick, plus stain re- warranty Paddy's Market, 30^. }lion, new sum rt tabled Oak eg SOLID OAK double pedes- s;stant carpet fur 3 rooms, 905-263-8369 or 1 -800 -798 - FOLK -ART CLASSES avail- � ad mattresss eNy 1 I o�ldo d 5350. IBM 496 oily MOO Pnce rnotude; 5502 a" cath salary expected to 85x1119. Oshawa This Wyk. Loving daycare: 18 months to 3C Sq Yds carpet. nk!luxe lad Pentium Processor complete Lj� GNMtt. 1M P.O Box 481. 865 Farewell St. and nstaMaoon in your Mme. SEARS Cleanmore with 14' SAGA Ofts MMAW sew R- W. 0Kf1m rree quotation in your Mme. No ,merest. no payment for SNEDMAN - Quality wooden student or kids room. $350. and new colour primer loaded In C7N r: Oanrd. 1-800- Sheds 8 x 8 Darfi tut. Onty 1 lnmrrw 217-oiO4.year. $299 pus ax. Many otter sal- LONG TERM Care Facility, tritious meals; 6 snacks. First es and styles available Also lies '97 $450. klpWra (9011) 1 omg0«/ rrwtt•t CARPET. quality Carpet garages and decks 761 Me - �� _;West Pnces, lees} colours Kay Rd Lim 3. Pickering For WEB DESIGN .und tash ions Sales. kKWt- more Wild CaN 905-819.2093 SERVICE `ft r:i5 firs "10 Wily, STORE c°°'er file 40 w n Home and wet page creation Hyper � g YP 905)922-2222 www3 sympa- `aidnqqp� dodrs. 5900 s odd as 869509 link and server storage. CARPET rots of carpet. "'Kt"I F RNITURSE AtI Call John Duarte 30^. }lion, new sum rt tabled Oak eg SOLID OAK double pedes- at 579'00 ease carpets on nand. I we fa table 44 x96 extended carpet 3 rooms. $349. Pride w 1' 11 act Iop T tuck solid threes carp" premium pad. oak stun 2.15 ext. choice M ^Apert instalalion, test derv- : 1 Lost i Found cry. nee astenakt (30 yards)edge prohk i snaps d able Nyman 686-2314 1* MUM or rat) AND 6 ford oak CA trot L CARPETS SALE: lots of car - :,Is '00% nylon stain re. mise, carpet 3 rooms 5339 A Sq yd) excludes carpet. : 'emrom poo and mstana- in Fre ehswAsta. carpet -spars Servwg Durrant axil 58MriiI awes Sam 905. CARPET SALE. Up to 501E oil ,nge selection of color and I'Sw, cmoww sailits tion g aramkW For a free es- N'lli t call Mike SW 431- 4cAO or (416) 822-8226 CLEARANCE SALE must be -ld w reasonable offer re- !-sedsummum was and Pura. EvnraOe motors. 2 - 3C tp. Toro mowers am snowitio- . few boy mow e s Homertt saws am tnw men wxtde Sala. 4700 Thrckson Rd N (905) 655 - Wil) COMPUTER Basic Business Units 20C's $595 00 Pentium 11 uxls from $1295 Wanted U" 486 and Pasum 75- 133 mxhz systems. Buy or Trade Example 496 OX2/66 to 200 mita $495 Lots of used d new ffiWors Pen 75 up- qne ad to Pen 233 me $399 697.3059 ELECTRIC Irealmil 1-5 arks per hr. Stows atstartnx. speed. time. carona 5300 obo Rowing machine $75. obo 434-5996 Isntp) FRMGE, Sew, Wesher 0ry� a. $300 each. Ge 9115.665 8138. MAW Appliances Parts, Service. Deluxe frost -tree fridges $'i25/up, stffees $1751 o& Dryers $1491full. 1111ashim Average 2-8 old. %. simcoe St. S. (905)726.4043 penence in the nursing (tome field. Coupled with the ability necessary. call Robin. 686 - �� A FRACTION OF TRE PRICE New Slumba mat - to analyze and recommend improvements existing 6958 ext 60 2 DOOM Inst Inge f Solid Pine ding room table 6 tresses, all sim. New Oat! Office fumdum rdl- lac off in Ontario. This poli- o. is po mem • 2 �. dlakr1te10 $100 walall Sid! iwo arm. from $750 Modem black iron 11M. flit t S OO ' computer tion otters comparable sal- nars. groups, partial. work Strop TBro Sfudo 1Nod unit $150. Table saw, $80. al 686 17b, (walas canopy) � desks, filing Cabinets, are and benefit Daccage n in- a terrsted please sero resume MCKERING Opel / note:6EDAOOM FOLK -ART CLASSES avail- � ad mattresss eNy 1 I o�ldo d 5350. IBM 496 nEw Oak MW a . SaN up to 507E off. Sella- 2 dressers. a" cath salary expected to 85x1119. Oshawa This Wyk. Loving daycare: 18 months to bedside table. desk with Pentium Processor complete Lj� GNMtt. 1M P.O Box 481. 865 Farewell St. 12 years Dairy outings bpoksM. Great for Ia11VElSfly with 14' SAGA Ofts MMAW sew R- W. 0Kf1m OMM. ON, L1 H. 71.5. (fenced backyard and park). student or kids room. $350. and new colour primer loaded In NEW MUSIC a -zine a http www durtamrkwrs.rld/ Crane, story time, music, nu- Cal 683.03% with microsdit wkl , 6 of - veless. sequined bodice. straight cut. cam deuctuDk LONG TERM Care Facility, tritious meals; 6 snacks. First uaNty/Bwt IEAer lies '97 $450. klpWra (9011) MEDR� sine bird cape with has the fdbwing openings, til. C.P.R. ixrtitied. Non- h wi irauer want winch, 9x5 ped. 666.1587. bird toys. $50.00, QfKlen sift Social Worker and Music Therapist. Pan lime contracts smoking. receipts. 905-428- 14' tires, exceuerd cdnOiDan. ALFREO ANGELO wedding w1a0a0 - $450.00: Gestdner Phowablifer -x'04. and must have degreeand 1244. Must see! ON firm. Call 683-5496 Wan fie. dress, Sweetheart back. tub train. $650 dress; $1250: s; pa fpm �o,o n HP long term care experience prderred. Appry by March 26 OUAIJTV Dayare in liver- NORDIC-AYDEN exercise $15oRhladpli dad Size 5. Professionally boxed. see Colour scarcer - $200.00: Fax/ An- to. Oshawa TINS Week File 1 pool/Gienanna area. smoke- machine, like new. $250. Call 571-4715 swering nuchire 1,200.00.BOokafc 117, x 481, Oshawa, free, chili daycare diploma, (905) 509.3833 LOST SVELTE, March 7. with - �� Om. 1_1M 715 CPR. fenced yard. PORTABLE PORTABLE dishwasher $250. COMPUTER SPECMI $699 $4okcas Cali Will - ante. MEDICAL RECOMON13T re. day trips, receipts, nutritious Wade desk 350 Ikea label i complete Pentium Multi -me- morals. furniture, appliances. quired pan -time for evenings meals/Snacks provided. Ref- chairs (2 person) $75. Idomo dia system With colour rlotr- _ tai and weekiend Aply t eremes available upon re- pQlass top kitchen table $50, for. 486rA6 multi -media sys- m 4 piece rtPim smell belfrob� omHiriroom at WhitWlft Medical Centre, Brock St. South. Whitby thy Patterson 905 Riichhywoofguritar $250. 905)509- tams from 5188 complete. sure, calsis iron bed with nkgM table. (905)668•-5835 420-2400 7201 Call 9066553661. Cal 430.2213. rs inwl- ed lime only 1.799 M of our tables arc hand-cral eW on Kk premises Complete tack sets from as low as $749 Traditional W000workM 115 Rata Pon Rd iS off }teach St) Pon " (905)985-8774 TWO .wrig dtatrs. Queen Anne kgs :�qM grey SWI panem askng 35/eacn 0 D o Paste Nue/rose lOvlStat pap 5680 wkng 5400 Pastel custom : 1 Lost i Found LOST 4 year old Rottweiler Missing sinew Saturday February 21, 1998. Has all shots and mi- crochips. If found please call (905) 420-9782. REWARD wndow treatmmm rose low stkar for widow irwafsraq 68wx861 Cowd•atin0 Juba • 1 Mx I Caft • 1 t Bo«drg in two-tone blee withqpm p+uJcream Nowa pad 5969. CERAMICS, Greenware l;orgeous Puppies asking $445 0 D a No Tams. bisque tiles S410 stmt- 'Charripmesholk Sired' no 72111-71115 exc~ condition- nars. groups, partial. work Strop TBro Sfudo 1Nod English Bull D.%, UPIR611T piano, tar condi- 1050 Brock Re Umt t6. 16. (905)831-3263 %wtew, Lew Apso Goldin Retnevm hon needs a M $700 8t spam Can 987-1944 FOLK -ART CLASSES avail- Toy Poodle, Bicht-in WATER SOFTENER, $600 able All levels speciahzxg a7 beginners Sten Workers friese. Schnauzers, Ro"c'^, Chihuahua King-size walerbed cam book. Whet need board. z note u- Next begin- eem hers %t wrh's M %upersn•re (Cm w King i Pick PA Welt tmeS $=2 hr -Size dolxes class swim March 30 (905) 576.3947 DO-) cabinets inNeOes mmrore0 doors and closet orqm iZtr 5'x7'x2' $250ieach (905)263- 1 CoapMw Atillormet (0905)713-5077 4672 • li•aelock! WEDDING GOM111 sue 8 less NEW MUSIC a -zine a http www durtamrkwrs.rld/ ran yr old Wide satin. slee- -ax238Andex.mm 14.3 INI Grey and while pkito veless. sequined bodice. straight cut. cam deuctuDk Poole, qNdwq (qh x Arab) Westem. king train (905)-723-1660 Sm E N, started over fences for sale $1500 Call 728-1025 SALE- KAYAK Pee Recyrigu- lar above uotu0rgftr 1 1 Aalonalo8aa SLOW ANROOESTAesaiNelyl Pur- ground decks 16'x24' O/D 15195. Half D� sale on msnlimm 82 LEM duskl0 timmrtwc. lass. drrq (Ydoncrdtt 6 omen an pot- or Save G.S.T. 1-500-668- 75� months. _ 30 door.eccam kry), len, toy_ or aN nostalgia erns. decoys: look i seen loci cruise905666-3619. blit. Calkcwm or awes. ' 1 FO=d /9M CFNIYIIFR Dynasty LE, Cab Roben Bowen Antigie5 fu1Y bided, exceNaN rbndi- INS) 655-6049. &ooklin, Ort- KEPI LOST - Harwood / non. Mobile phone. Asking tariff. E-mail: rboowerAsym- Lakeview Dr. area. Purse 0•ODG or Dat offer. Cal patbo.ca coritad 428-6464. (905)426-2356. km mes. CASN OR DEALT. We Bury. LOST SVELTE, March 7. law. Sell, 6 more! Home audio/ Aiax. Sable, kmaW Spayed. 1MM I= LeSabre LAW video. car audio. toots. CD's. MOM. not from area, misset Reward. 4 -door. V8 auto, fully Loaded. Emile" games. gold. dia- 905 623-7 . (Can u* i boo coo - morals. furniture, appliances. uolec) tiDon. Clean. 186K. 5650 as (905H33-1785 906.571.2271• is.905.576.6935. 1 7 IM ELECTW 00 you have Valuable an -on. 226.000 lill now pans, iquea or esiak cor"Its? Let TE w -M and purebred new tires. $ISM as is. Cam Wtast US ayou in adveving Like Jadk Russel pups for Sam. 728-9461 highest prides. cam b-0ay Fimy w Gayle K" Vet checked. first slots. do- wormed. Gl Laurie 905.665- 1lt7 Cadillac Fleetwood, am Mique CaKWL&W with 0191. ti mp) options, under 1OO.000 lint. neartY 30 expermwe. Ptlak 905-985.6161. Wall ° bin• cerdGcd Cal 432-1663 or 242- TNAN belimul small 5606. (SNP) OLD PILE Boards -wooden POO& peps. I rte bealm- IrameS with diviX flat dal Small �° Daps- 1967 CA ALER, 4 dr., good condition, panels panNs w4nlh•iltkoW am Ready to Go! $400. Please 31000. 905319- 0617. shapes i Sizes. 905 263- Call(906)655-9971 4025 after 7pm. silo PAMash for OIi111NLiA 06EDENCE ASSOC. 83 MUSTANG Conven. V6, $1500 OBO. New tires, water a tiqures, line Royal DwNon, Classes stating Mornay. Puppy. Basic and pump. y pipe, brakes. PMt, tin mels,furniture, Nurnmels, Moorerotl, fine Noova. To Register call Bev. cruise, pulse wipes. 905-436. 1023. dwa i glass. Old toys. col- (905) 435.0666 lection 8 other interesting IM QUICK Park Avenue U• articles. Phone(9105) 576- 3577 Fax 56.2267. LHASA AM pups for sale. Ira. 189,000km. July -loaded, 1 or (905) Non -shedding, non -anergic, Ot owner (deceased), an Le~ pistols health guarantee, vet-neeWed. inter or. immacWate Condition. Must Sell!! $6500. 905 and rder 195 am Rites. and 70's. prtes 1950's. 60's, Call 905-967.5080. House-training started. (705) -831 - 7139. Asa forfill. 786-3124. Wave message. II for ADA �a 1990 NISSAN Stanza. au- e,rnauc DlackS3800ed. good ,nnkhon. x,5)428-9494 1991 NYUNDAI Scoupe. AM- rM (ass A, r.. 1591.ms. 53500 cel (905)-430-4638 1991 VOLKSWAGEN PAS�tl; 170.000 xer sunroof. S (905) 420 0 a best Telephone (9 • ��FF 'lovE IS ALL YOU NEED- al- ter buying one of the lulltr n - conditioned vehicles 91 eru- car We have over 40 In stock. now drastically 995Pntiac to- duced eg. .,,.;Pon loaded. 2 10 chose $12995. 1995 Pontiac re. 2 dr auto. air. super e $9495. 199`1 Pontiac Gr .•r. loaded. Frosty, Teal. >"95. 1993 Olds. Achieve. 6 low k s. Fast d nice -y5. 1993 Chilly, Astro Ext. ded. burgundy A-1, 1995., 1993 Ford Aerostar loaded. forestgreen 100 1993 Mercury Sable. ded $7995: 1992 Pontiac Am loaded. Pristine Janne 195 1992 Sunrunner 4X4. drop. Mack magic $6495. 12 Dodge Sprint. 6 tyle i fed air. auto. 56495: 1992 „alrer RS 60 1611610. ,,Fp 55795. 1992 Hyurtdal -el 2 dr.. black beauty 0. 1991 Tracker low k's. tops. auto. $7795. 1991 mouth User Turbo auto. ceded. must be seen ,695.1991 OMS Rook load - I sharp $6395. 1991 Olds ,uass Supreme. low k's ,nt loaded $8495. 1990 •Ikswagen Je6a. auto, load- , 55995 1990 Dodge Grand iravan loaded A-1. $6995: 189 Tracker son -top. 5 Sol 1995 1989 Pontiac Tempest. ailed 2 8. V6 S3535. 1989 -rick Lesabre. loaded. Lid ;1995 1988 Toyota Tercel r4 wagon $3795. 1906 Co- bury sedan. cerbked 51995. =s IS SPECIALS* 1906 Nis - in Multi 4X4 $1295. 1987 are, 4X4 $2195 FOR YOUR CHOICE AND VALUE SEE YOU AT CERTICAR AUTO CFNTIIE. 155 KING ST. W. AT MID- TOWN MALL, CALL 579 -MG OPEN SUNDAYS. 11 e4 Nor Sale NEED FNUW MIC? 95 Corolla Auto. $10,900 95 Neon Sport $7.995. 94 Sable WagaA $9.495 91 Mazda 626 5 - speed $5.695 91 Tracker 5 - speed $5,495. 91 Toyota Ter- cel 94,0001ims. 89 Mazda 323 auto. $3.995. AN sold certified. Over 50 more available Dur- ham All Sales. 1401 Dundas St. E . Whitby 905.430-8130 PICKERING HONDA, 970 BROCK RD.S. PICKERING Call Kevin Cannon for your Best Ileal. Yes we lease used cars. Cal today for more in- formation This weeks spe- cials, 1992 Buick Regal Gran Sport loaded. 96 Delsd. Auto only 19K 96 Prelude SR. Auto 33K's. 1998 Nissan Sentra. 4dr. 5spd. 1295 As Is 1985 Prelude. 5spd. 1295 As Is. 1995 Toyota Carl 4dr, auto. ale. 13995 As Is. 1994 Geo Metro only 53K. 5spd. Try your offer 1994 Cmc LX SE. 4dr. 5spd. air. 13495 certified. 1997 Odyssey Van, loaded 24K. 24495 certified. 1996 Ci- vic Coupe DX, 5spd, sunrol alloy wheels. Just 15M Ask all certified -used ars Call Kevin Cannon at Pickering Honda for move details. Over 150 used and as -is vehicles available. (905) 619.6511 or (905)831-5400 THE NEWS ADVERTISER THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 199E -PAGE 29 a 11 psrRarehnhuilt w a 11 11 1 ° MVf 11 "al 11 1 05f • 1 Tinders • 1 TendOnt 1 8 2 bedrooms, immediate, 3 appliances and blinds, MON. - FRI.9 A.M. - 5 P.M. (905)571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED 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 isit us at: wwlc Vii•,,..,.. - •,,•all street/Floor/ - htiril 1 Ahilonhobr.s W*opd $75 to $7500 for scrap ars d truths or ami Cott I in weh- des 24hr professiorW pick- up Free Towing AN Durham Recycling. ars S trucks wanted. Cal (905)706-5740: 428.7878 A A A AUTO- Cars. Mucks. boats We pay $80. $10.000 1992 COLT 2NE hatchback. Cash aon Ute spot Any condi- �• ny Year Can - any auto. pis poll. 124K. rem great good cOrdmw. 53800 1 Nin. 2 (tows. 7 days. 30 ^eddied 000 Cant 905-697- nth 011-521 !OS -686-5003 w 5706.5234 905-7011-52u A-3972 LAKE SIMCOE i 1993 CEO STOIIM red, auto . A ANA AUTO Removal - Cash for cars em quick removal wiih sunroof. new bees. )426 0206 115 MO klm. hall driven, ask-( S195000 For into all 905- ng $6500 Call 725.34M SNC CASH FOR CARSI We buy 1893 HONDA Civic 5t. 2 ar is S used vehicles Vehicles must Red 5 Spa, Al balm. 8 be n rtmnrtg condnlpn Cal 427.2415 or Conk to 479 'iew Tires, new rhr/ner. 59908 Bairly ST East. Ajax H :erusp hed 19A Ford AStar MURAD AUTO SALES lin V 6 arc $3595 Clrbaed. 3 bedroom townhouses 4 new 19N Trouper 146K Sad, trans SCRAP CMS Wanted, top 16995 Cert 1919 Traoter. Soft prices pard Same day pick op 4x4 54995 Cert (9051- up. Also cars lex resale, will 5790191 paylno to 55000 Call Ill IM VILLAGER GS Mux-VYL 7 1381lms Excellent condition. 11R PW PDL. PS I~ Windows $10900 000 Cam 905)-434.5600 1994 BUICKCentury 'A )Gd.ms . p b p I, lir, :rose. armim Stereo Cn: toe 4 door. 6 cyMtder. Ask - ng $9000 721-9425 1994 BUICK LE SABRE 4 door uslom Sedan fully loaded. 16.000 kind $14.900 (905) 28-7794 Weekdays after 'pin, weekends anytime 1994 Grand Am SE. 4 at. fully laded Dark gree. auto.. V6. l5knis excelled t condtion. :skinq $9800 oleo. Cam Dla- re 666-4093 (snp) 19% BUICK LE SABRE. Sand- stone in 8 out 3 8 V6, am con , :ower seat, power windows, ,ower locks, power trunk, Power aerial. ABS. keyless entry It W. runt condmon. asking $16.950. 905-571- 5757 19% CAVALIER - 2 door, :5000 km, power steering. Power brakes, air, AWFM assent $12,000. Cab SW 2740 after 6 1916 LUOQ I.S. with 215hp engine 16- wheels, keyless entry. etc_ Asking $15.500. Can 905-649-3021. WE FINANCE EVERYONE No tum downs. First time buy- ers, bankrupt; bad credit; no credit! If you work; you drive! Lots of pre- owned vehicles to choose from. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPASHERI RAN CHEV 905-706-8499 19$Standard PRIIIT, 2 transmission, Q60d aNal i or best 8-0490 orr D11Der 435-1884. WANTED - Subaru 4WD wag- orvsedan any Corhdbon tate 80"3 model years preferred Cal Ron 905{106.8351. 1 Trucks ler $ok 1981 TON. Good condition 350 standard. 11 IIM dun* bon $4800 Cal (905) 728- 097> 9-5 p m BE valor 4 WIheN Drive 1994 Dodge Caravan, ]-pas- senger 8S.000 km. V6, A/c. amAm ass $9250/obo. 434- 2775 1 Trwlws 1187 MOUTH IARKIN SU- PREME. 40110'. sleeps 4, full 4pc.bath, buiid-m stereo/mi- crowave. 32'x10' deck, shed. exC Cord. 801ims. east of Oshawa. 905-721.16U Asks Pwb 1 b P45wws NEW AFFORDABLE Anema- five. Know CondMon/proMem. Automotive computer analy- sis. Honest. tel friendy ad- vice. Home Service. Cad Doan Kap" 905-43"1191. • MMM JOHNSON 3W Motor, 1996, used once, SND. Call leo at 9115-665-9247. ME AprbmMta 1 M. Unit. SSSO ind. Grim, Q", uikbes, bttl A icky in- cluded. Non-smoker. Avail. immd.(905)-723-8018. LARGE 1 -bedroom basement Sapa nMmL, separate a*NU. lamr tdry. $7751month. Avacl- imnnedlately. WMU/ Sheppard. Cal 831-7197. N 1 O811AWA Super Ixpe 1 i 2 bedroorill Extra large balcony. Will managed quiet building. Controlled entrance. $624. and $729. utill... cable. lid bh r 1st. 905-579-5584 il 1 el OTTRACTIVE Walk -out base - nam, 2 large bedrooms. Idephi n, storage room. fridge, shove, Gel u"s included. No pets. Allay.lst. $775. 9D5- 686 -81140. D5686-8489. d 3 bedroom apar+nenis r. dean low rise , - , - Close to 401 A GO Parking Avail- able rmmedatdy From 5600 / month. Phone 905-576-4255 2-OEDROOM basement apt. wtn Separate eMtf&U All Conddhorwg, t -Car puking Avadell Aprlst $750 as m- dusivil no pets. non- SWAWM Cat 905-6198091 534 wry St. E. Whitby - BAChtlor aDt aaila0le June 1st in went -mi 9wwd guiel 3 -Storey budding Appkances. uni. parking. security Cam- eras included On-site man- 11gemenl CAN Janet 666.2450 EXCEPTIONALLY CLEAN 6 quiet 1&2 bedroom apar- Me" in Oshawa, from $590- $755 per unit. all inclusive 76p0e Pf OQe 11512 as 98- 77 AJAX Oxford Towers. Spa- -Ious apartments. Twel bkeld- i�W dose to shopping. 401. GO Pool. Sam Itree bed- rooms from $919 two bed- room I►Om $824. Aped ISI. Cal 663-8571 until 7 30 p m Al 1 1124etroen W^ furnished basement *art- ment, air. u0bes d able in- chr0e0. Sminomn Call after (cpm 428-3189 AJAX, elm 1 -bedroom basement apartment. avail- able Apr1S, suitable for sin- gle person. non-smoker. uldl W included. 6 parking. S5501 montn. 1sVlast 905-619- 9036 AJAX, Two large. bright 1 - bedroom basement apart - marts. troth in South All Boal raw new eat -in Mow. one has jal other has wraakoll no smoker, no pets. $675 inclusive. RrsViasl Available April 1st. Jim or Joa mt (905)6194536 AJAX. Westney. norm of Hill 2 -bedroom basement apartment, washout. private entrance. parking. Call 905- 428 -SM Close 10 ammtks, no pels.. ABANAOLE NrEDI1TELY, in Whitby Apt. building. spa- cious. carpeted. newly paint- ed. with bakery. dose to bus. Shopping, a0, utilities included. firstAast required. no pets. 1 bedroom $690. 2 bedroom, $790 3 bedroom 5850. -Cal 430-0134. - - L4UWNT Apt- All utilities. 1st 6 last. single rlom-smoll no pets. Cal 3860. CENTRAL OSNAWA. new waft, baclkhor apt. $600. Phone 432-2261 for app. or super. +x305. 33 waiting. Osharq. CENTRAL Omkaan. large 1. 2. A 3 bedroom apartments available in well-maintained bpuiimldMiinrgq Gose to all amenities. Call 905-723-0917. M.W. Oekawa- 2 -bedroom basement, separate entrance. fatatdry, parking. $700 indu- S06-5894 L April 19 (416) ew upper level, -ing mom. lacum. Single or couple. eon. non smokers 1905 HARW000/BAYLY. 1 bed- .. basement dean, gril separate ernrara, i -^dry. no petSISmoill rdabde Immediately. $600 5-428-7860 ,OOKING for single person to "It a 'large baSemeM apart- mt. in Port Perry Non - no pets. Separate rrance parking. fridge. 've. cable. Laundry In luded S5735/mwM. references. Credit '-eck Avail May 1 (905)965- "059 (SNP) MAY fill 2 Bedroom. very . can North Oshawa Every- 'nng nduced No pets. dial Cnllinq $695/month Cam 579- MUST SEE... VERY Large 2 - bedroom basement aipart• more. 9 If ceatrgS. Ceramic Ile. it* of wetdows separate Resi- dence melt reQlnt m t d rine Ontario Frit rode $900/ month inclusive . Non-smket. very "0 f agnbourttood Twin Rivers/Ahona Rd in Prdo , Aradabie Apnl 1st Please Wave menage for Ray Y (416) 283-6992 to schedule a viewing Appont• man NEAR DOWNTOWN :SHAWA b HOSPITAL -Arge Z Sec al in ruse 6-phl $696 hydro Heat. ON" Waded 1-905-4790127 or 1-905475- MONTH -905.475 MONTH PICKERING NEW 1 or c -Dorm apt :r.. rg Country biome Private. walk -out bnQM. Spacious. scenic S495-S795/mid. Laundry. parking. Am" ,no Ave June 1 No stool no pets (N5µ27-5991 Also avail Horse board" Or crew 12 slap barer rem (with paddock, LPACJDUS well-mamtamed 2 bedroom apes Avail at 900 and 888 Glen SI Some with walk -,n closets, paint provid- ed. Close to sdhods. shop- ping included Cal 728-4993 OSHAWA, Bloor/Park Rd. freshly painted. Spacious, clean. page 1 -bedroom 5550. 2 -bedroom $650 monthly Fra puking, laundry On site. 1-905-840.6712 OSHAWA. SlevensoNAri polis, 1 bedroom basement apt. washer/dryer. utilibes, at included. nos moiling pets. firsvIal May 1. $550 o0, 3 8369.644-6341. PICKERING- 1 bedroom basement ala. Newly renowt- ed. priwte entrance. 4 pe bath and laundry. An inclusive. 5575. 1st A last. AvahHDk af- ter April 18th. Call (905) 420- 2264. PICKMN6- Bright 2 bedroom basement. Available April 15th. $675 + 112 ubMies. 4 W pardoes. Suit Working Coupe/ single person, non-smoking/ pets. Cal 839-4819. pKERIMirrIWIMTE'S RD. De- luxe 1 single bedroom base- ment apartment. $600 plus 1/ 3, includes fridge, stove. No pets or smokers, single or maturecouple preferred. Available April )st. IslAasT (905) 839'1884 OSHRWA - OXFORD NORTH Large 2 - 2 bedrooms. Near GO. 401, Sh Parking. bal- Cony/pabo. 5740. all WttSive. Ist/last. April Ist. Additional grtdrg avail. No pets. 905- 721-2232.416-239-2752. WHITBY - 2 8 3 bedroom apartments available imme- duley. Call 416-789.1145. Of 9D5.665-0965. $1 - 1A ABSOLUTE AFFORDABLE SICK OF RENTING3? OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASYII $100.000 MORTGAGE CARRIES FOR S7001mwMh Alinknum Income 130.000 your -'Power Of Sales" available - Assumable Mortgagee Help for discharged bankrupts' Not much downpaymenir Call Mark!! He knows what to del (905) 571-6275 or 14800.840.6275 Mark Stapley .3 -Sales Rep. Sutton Group Excel Realty. MO]Apartments for R00 NEAR LAKE, clean. 2 Dorm bsmt apt Parking, by bus to- ule References No pets/ smoking Washer 8 dryer. parking. Avail immd 15VIast $625/mo inclusive 1905)- 623-5588 Weekdays (905)- Strang ;I- ly Environment at 280 Wentworth St W Large 2 B/R apes from SW and 3 B/R from $720 Uid- ties included Easy access 'c ',1210015. Shopping. Great ;pmmurkty Spirit Call for 721-8741 WHITBY baserneut yrrrale erurena. 'Miraculate. large living room/dining room. kitchen, Laundry, DarMil_ 5650 Tillie sive May 1st 905-686-4018 WHITBY, t b 2 -bedroom available Apnl 1 Near down- turn 8 schools Simply im- maculate' Rent includes at) phances. parking. Laundry Call 723-8302 or 430-7520 WHITBY, one bedroom avadaode ,n well manlahned hal 4 Sevahs Really Ltd WHITBY- SPACIOUS bachelor basement apartment. fw- rkSheIturifir eked. bright, clel quiet home. GA, no p1tSJsmokmng. separate e- tra cal parking I of", am- indusrve Available r rm- laky. 866-2149 WHITBY - 334 ASH ST. 2 bedroom basement S7D0 n- dusmve Available May 1st. Laundry. parking and W phances Cal 666-5475 WHY rem what you can own your ^wn home for INS Dort you ')" Cam Davi Hay- lock aylock Sales Rep Refuse swnmA Realty (1991) Ltd �t5) 668• w 1905) 866- OSHAWA beautiful Large 2 bedroom Wim security sys- Him, balcony, (nope stove. faun" tat . puking 5795 available immediately 436- 9448 , 1 AperkMM3 waww ACCOMMODATION WANTED n South A,ar rr sngle won- maW µl Keith M fill Mo 1 HOY•es For Rem ,iii RENT-? 0N\ YUt R HillE FRO%I $700/1ll J ,:,.Suess Sal 4Y,abie J Not Much Downpaym•0711 J Dsrwg dl Banauotm 4905) 571-6275 1-800410-6275 !Nark Stapley Sia l Sump ."swap Ewi ruin URA MU DU We have a home for you 5500 down Choice • 6 months tree or Tree legals or reduced mortgage rYe From $7501monlln all io- elusive Income requirement from $27 500. gross Call Ken Collis. Coldweu Banker (905)728-9414. 3 KOMODO Will deco- rated home. appliances. ga- rage. desirable nemghbout}lood In Oshawa, dose to at ankn- ibes. $1075 +utilities. Cali 905.576-7627 AJAX - DETACIED 3 + 1 bed- room, rec. room, 1 - 4 pc. and 1 -2 pe. bath. ac. pato. 5 ap- pkances. no smoker/pets. KV last. $1.195, Jure l5t. (416) 750-2114 AVAILABLE NOW west of Durham Dum College. 3 bedroom + garage on 314 ase. S8o0+fAil , firstilast. References. 723- 5763. NEW 3 Bedroom. 2 shorty brick home. 2 full bath, full basement. Close to scno01 and town. 1st A las, SMmonth. Avail April 1st. Call Rob (905) 438.0435. OSIIAWA - main Ilm 2 bel rooms, basement 2 bed- rooms, large Ilackyahl. $11001 month. First/last required. Phone days 725-8911: Evil would. 666-4016. WHITBY- Executive 4 -til room home. 2-1R bans, Cir- cular sucrase. All No pets. 1 yr minimum lease. $1530 + utilities. Available May 1St. References. (416)297-0651. 1 Townfhusesfor a I Townhouses for Reel Rent 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Utilities included Stove 8 Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Parking included. Playground Area. Close to schools and stropping. From 5846.00. Call 905-721-0980 CARRIAGE,HILL T NN Prrvate Homes HOUSES i 22 Colborne t E I I for Sant Sshawa May availability Tmesday's paper for a more complete listing. A-3972 LAKE SIMCOE i Sat. March 21. 10 a.m. 870 Taunton Rd. E. Whitby Another prance 'c Ccy reW !LMlure a: a -,'O- ar ces PICKERING S. i Live pool kitchen. all torn Services Road , drool townhouse S195000 For into all 905- " to GO. sdhds 6 shop- 722-8231 on rAq�A stove. clock tables, desk ri credenza. Solid oak table 3 last Available April AAprus � 'Gentleman Gfr. walker 1st 905-8349446. says -RARE GPPORTUM- MtLea a ANdipn i Liquidations TYIIV Rern•rate as Mw 2 and 1N TAUNTON RD. E Osha- 3 bedroom townhouses 4 new wa. 3 bedroom lownhome. appliances. $28 000 yearly March. April. May avadatill income to quality 5500 le - all 436-3346 for appointment posit Good credit Some rent to view to own to quakhed phmchaser Roans Give George a call at 905.728- 1 for R•M 3414 REDUCED $126.900 Sat - AJAX. 'lr^:;:!ed r -or^ r. Meds Cando 1 bedroom. 1 1/ Clean none. Shan! facilities 2 batt. P c It I secure Cal with I other Indndes park- do building Whitby Pos. Illon smoker avail- IrnediMey. session vin s? saw aabkaIl S375/ma p uskas Royal LePage. 427-3519 666-1333 or (905) 686.1979 O U)MM. Firs pnv*e sit- SOUTH AJAX 3 -bedroom brig roan n country. tut- backspin large master wye- rkStled dr rudurtkshed. use of sante. new Wicllen. woldowS. kitchen facilities. lemaer pre- rod Rec room t wood stove IV, el S38S'm xm Seagrave 905-905-3607 5210.000 9056146555 sm0 PICKERING. MIGHT. spa- dous -Som shared bath- room. k clien. Nckon wur► dry- able aim 10 bai7r- yard, sutable for one non Smoker. 5400/mo Aral Inland 905839-1078 PUERIMGIVER0001 RD AJAX-WCTOMM ELEGANCE. 3 bedroom brick 'ree void Toronto" . 1-1/2 years now. snows to perfect* Sal i Sun March 21 6 22. Open House 2-5 p m 04 Lax Ave (FlMxwoodrfrishlock. scum d ossand) S157900 Call Mi 427.1677 S. 1 urge base Mo room Ca- WHITBY. owwwo SZ14.900 bit, are parking $400. snarelaw know. lbath go a@ 0 Totally renovated ear old p ekmM 83!ll am oriole lnn0abw. 4 Dr. 3 baled. big est in Lumber SOUTH AJAX. tun%M*d room Hardwood moors. oak trim A n detached none. Nearud" MO sones doors Ceramics n Transit. WrsV pod. Near kitchen. bMS. finished base- hanSrt Fmilllatt required "son -smoker. $379 will Cap meet. big ree-room i hre- 305483-x602 p4oe Double garage win e- a 1 Shared W to non* Snows immatu• A ak Cali Rosaleen at Sefton 686-5153 fel your onal LEGAL SECRETARY nus ARVA a roust to Shaft with nal smoking working prdessa l- WHITBY, luxury 1 -bedroom At (Urge Dew" 15385 per condo plus soynum. 5 all hrsUlast (905)5764002 Dham+cieslling. . lodose to an alb 6 amemba S138000 Cap PICKERING- ziew 3 bedroom 4161769-65% nome Spacious master bed - 'ooh to rent. Mature female p -toned. no pets. non 1 roBuy smoker Negotiable Call 839- 0609 ROOM in lammal apart- ment. share with Weak. Ln- erpoolrBall available April 1st. $325/nhnm utdltes in- ckided Cam 831-9689 • 1 OHia A p4w some OSHAWA 4 Marrs Free Rat 500 to1400 sign 2nd floor. from 5400 main hr 300- 1600 sqn from MOO 600 sq h. 2 red, flow across from Osh Centre. East Oshawa. 400 sgft. ShoWstorage. Call 434.2447 or 665555.14132. • GerW A storage units.. Oshawa location Sm* and double units av11ilabk. Easy xy access. $10Wmonm. (9115)715-9991. 1 to. p n FAIRLY MMSEKEEPOS cot- tages pool, (leach. store. playground, Campbelford, two tours northeast of Toronto. 1- 888-813.2212. Seat 11 RiwM.Iloraa YOUNG worill married Colpo Ioolunq tui a nhni-quy- mtymng assumable mortgage in alt Oshawa Yea with kink or no milky down. d atereseed pkat! call Rh01da or Norm Y 905-5799676 (sip) Lots ler sw LOTS - Two 32 lots. $60.000 each One 50' lot. $70.000, in Old Will satiated A kevmes pant. cam 905466-o006 H -W 10 Load CAMEAL FNMNCML. Cash in 72hm at excellent rates for any nelson. No rims or fees. Dont on for 3 months. Call Sam-5pm. 416-&W&45. MONEY PIIOBLEMS, Get out of debt quick without gong bar kno of beteg tWrrsnesd. Everyone accepted regardless of credit rating. Cal for tree information. 905-576.3505. Student KWK m ck ded. OSUAMC A LOAN IS NOT GUARANTEED. SOW c0wwm CHARGE up - FRONT FEES, OTHERS DO NO. IT M SIMMTEO THAT You W4ESTWATE THOR )UGI# - a BEFORE BNtNMO ANY CONTRACTS. : 1 Y ij-"' hk OMTGASM - Good. bad and ugly. Financing for any pur- pose, rates from 4.49%. NI applications accepted. Com- munity Mortgage 66111-6805 THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM TENDER FOR THE LEASE OF ONE (1) ARTICULATING FRONT END WHEEL LOADER AND MAINTENANCE/REPAIR PROGRAM FOR THE OSHAWA WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY T-606-98 SEALED TENDERS, clearly marked as to contents will be received by the Regional Clerk until 2:400 p.m., THURSDAY, APRIL 2, Ill Specifications and tender forms may be secured from the Purchasing Section, Supply and Services Division at tel. (905)571-3311. THERE WILL BE A PRE-BID MEETING ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1998 AT 10:30 A.M. AT THE OSHAWA WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY, 1640 RITSON ROAD, NORTH, OSHAWA. FIRMS WISHING TO SUBMIT BIDS ARE STRONGLY ADVISED TO ATTEND THE ABOVE MEETING. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ROGER ANDERSON REGIONAL CHAIR. J S. LORNE C.E.T. M.B.A.. CPPD, Manager of Supply 8 Services, 60 Bond Street, West, 2nd floor, Oshawa, Ontario L 1 H 886 r ' 1 Coming Elm • ' 1 Coml EverrW OPEN HOUSE/SITE CLINIC For "BLUE MARX' Insulated Concrete Forms. AAB Building Systems. Stop by and see a home under construction using this Superior method of home budding. Everyone welcome, Home Owners. Contractors Etc. Mar. 16-27/98. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Whitevale Rd. Pickering. Follow signs or call: 905-349.3195 for dir. or more Into. • 1 Auctioaa • I Auctions KAHN COUNTRY AUCTION U4uldation A Misguided Freight Sale 2699 Mock Rd- N PiChenlp Ph (905) 693-0041 SAT. MARCH 21. START: 1$ A.M. VIEW 8:30 A.M. This is an auction of all now articles. Please see Tmesday's paper for a more complete listing. RANDY POTTER AUCTIONEER ANOTHER LARGE NEW FURNITURE AUCTION Sat. March 21. 10 a.m. 870 Taunton Rd. E. Whitby Another prance 'c Ccy reW !LMlure a: a -,'O- ar ces InouOing 9 pc. Garry 01MU'rorr room suite. 2 sectal so - talc, oak tables 8 chairs, Memory Lane miniature cot- tages. crystal dishes. toy tar. Bouton rocker. nesting tables. new mattress sets, all sin including King, so- fas, toveseats. Howard Miller docks. apt. sue piano. 3 pc. soh sets. small quantity of stain, paint brushes. wallpaper etc.. gift wrap, greeting cards, fridge ri stove. clock tables, desk ri credenza. Solid oak table 3 chairs, plus smalls d much more. 2- 1998 tent trailers. 1981 Mazerati 4 Port Note Time: 10 a.m Viewing Fri 1 to 6 Terms Cash. Visa, WC. Interac Another excel- lent sale. Plan to attend MtLea a ANdipn i Liquidations 905.606-3291 or 905-432-2836 • 1 Parbonols 1 Pwsomis PERSONAL PRAYER TO THE HOLY SPIRIT 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 be- lieve it's unbelievable but true. EX.I.K. • 1 N bm 1 Personals 38 DAYS after Marto. 1998 Sate am Sona sen storage Inc. wall sell by pubkc auChdn the loWmng accounts. which are delinquent, to cover the cost of rent and expenses Patrick Perry - Ajax: Tim For- est. Douglas Carrara. Ron WU- son (Mossy Hair Beauty Sup- phes) - Pickering: Lynne MO- fill o-fill - Lake Pt". MY. Any Of the tenants may pay the amount owing by Visa. Mas- tercard, rash or certified cheque to redeem their mer- chandise, removing every- thing prior to the auaion. AebW OLDER ONUM LA- - DIES seeking dates - n11rnes IL tame numbers. 1-900-451- 5566 ext 673. $3 49/mm T - tone. Must be 18. RELAXING MASSGE S461111"ASalsi-M 40 King St.W (905) 404-9625 Il:30es - VAM PAGE 30 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1998 MPsnorlals IM Amlotnn liew-ts OWED ONTARIO HOUSE- WIVES names 6 private phone numbers, 1-900.451- 3638 ext 680. S329/min. must be 18 T -tone SELLING YOUR CAR OR TRUCK? Showcase it across Durham Region. Call Classifieds at 683-0707 or fax 57`9-4218 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. aaaaa Fax News Advertiser 905-579-4218 Please read your classified ad on the first day of publica- tion as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error. LaImprovements : 1 1 Improvartlenls ; roving a stor.i rm^^9 a Storage *DESIGN *BUILD "INDUSTRIAL *COMMERCIAL •RESIDENTIAL Engineers on staff We do all construction GIVE US A CALL (905)-426-6284 : 1 1 Improvements 1 Pa.x.hg a 1WDGIET HOME MKPROVENENTS Basement Apts Rec-rooms, plumbing, Additions, electrical, drywall. ceramic tiling 15 yrs. Exp. Call Mano (905)- 619-4663. cel.(416) SW 4663 MIM CONSTRUCTION Additions. 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Ap- pliances moved, also storage space availabk. CoZerable rates. Call (9D5)9i7-4437 or 1-000 263 St36 M1CNlL,Sq MBVNi s sn1I1t�E Houses Apartments =X-S.. rtIIXS. Appliances a Puny spaaatsts senior a Mid - Month Discounts Licensed. Insured Free Estimates Prolasi"W setria. Cal 436.7715. Goss Mursls 9akW rales, homes. Oka, kak apt, ieg1�C. Pac610 stable. 1 Ft°orill NW NS 25 years experience, reslretcting, our speciality. Free estimates. 0iN mm. 117-1711 M In -1111 AJAX Moving Systems Full services, moves, appliance and piano specialists. Flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units. We sell moving supplies. Park and load special, starting at $125. and up. 725-0005 or 427-0005 UTCM Cie., Elwrrtalrwlwlt GET ZFOR THE PRICE OF t sw aar awe Ip to 3000 S0it wattled. window ledw. base boards. a wile eve etre she haat naafis d••r•n0 10 rears ehlperlerha Call Rlda • 416-706-92!1 1840 !: rut` : .m,.. - THE DAWN OF EDEN gives a prote%su,nal aura to your h.hnhe. 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