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PROVINCIAL DOWNLOADING -___INITIATIVES MEAN 20% TAX HIKE FOR DURHAM RESIDENTS: REGION
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downloading initiative revenue neutral.
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gle person in Durham Region, we still
mately $21 million, and contributions
The latest downloading costs from
And. that means a tax increase of be-
tween $55 and $70 per household, ac-
wouldn't come up with enough:'
Finance Commissioner Jim Clapp
to outside agencies such as conserva-
tion authorities, are about $4 million.
the Ontario government have put
Durham Region further in the hole.
cording to a Durham Region finance
committee
said the Region's budget would be
An additional $16 million is expected
Figures released by the Province on
report.
During a meeting of the committee
about $203 million this year. Of that,
downloading costs top about $100 mil-
to be required for roads. That leaves $8
million for other regional
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ave to ednesday. Regional ( henrman Roger lion, the police at least $54 million.
`save' $11 million in order to make the Anderson said. "It'"c Li% dfcvery sin- welfare and child care costs approxi -
principle
It's the of the thing photos by A.J. 6roen
St. Monica Catholic School Principal Jamie Kettrick took one on er. Students at the school purchased raffle tickets to win the right
the chin for a good cause this week when he let student Darcie to offer up a pie in the face and proceeds from the draw are being
Cumming give him a pie in the face as part of a school fund-rais- given to the Catholic ShareLife organization.
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Vol. 33, No. 14
Spring ahead
by one hour
Saturdav
right'
It's going to cost more for
property information in Pickering
PICKERING — Closing a deal on a in areas such as zoning, outstanding
house in Pickering will likely cost a little work orders and compliance with subdi-
more after a 25 -per cent increase in the vision and other agreements.
fee charged by the Town for information The staff report to Council noted the
relating to properties. fee increase will reflect improvements to
Last week, Council approved an in- service and the provision of additional
crease in the fee to $125 from $100. The information that is often being requested
fee hike should bring the Town about now. Computerization of the system for
$41,500 in additional revenue during the handling the inquiries now allows the
rest of 1998 and $62,500 more in 1999 Town to respond within three days rather
and subsequent years, according to a than two weeks.
staff report. As well, lawyers making requests are
Most inquiries for information on asking for more information on questions
properties come from lawyers represent- such as whether a property has ever been
ing a vendor or buyer in a real estate a landfill site or whether it is designated
transaction. under the Ontario Heritage Act.
The request is usually for information The new fee will take effect May I.
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ROGER
ANDERSON
`No one more
disappointed'
Pay hike approved
for Pickering
committee
PICKERING — Town Council has approved
a a 45 -per cent pay increase — from $55 dollars
per meeting to $80 per meeting — for members
of the Town's Committee of Adjustment.
The committee meets every three weeks. about
17 times a year, to review applications for minor
variances on zoning bylaws. For example, a resi-
dent who wants to build a porch closer to the
street than zoning bylaws permit could apply for
a variance.
Councillors approved the pay increase for the
committee at their meeting
last week. According to a
staff report, the pay hike will
cost the Town about $2,500
in 1998.
The committee itself asked
Council to consider the in-
crease. Ward 3 Regional
Councillor Rick Johnson,
who is on the committee, not-
ed it would he the first time in
..a great number of years"
members' pay was increased, MARK HOLLAND
and that they are not paid for Committee of
time spent visiting sites for adjustment pay
which applications have been hike
made. -
Remuneration had been $55 per meeting since
January, 1993. Members have also received a
travel allowance for site visits, amounting to
about 30 cents per kilometre.
Court. Johnson also noted that in making the
request for the increase, the committee had con-
sidered the results of a planning department re-
view of remuneration for committee of adjust-
ment members across the GTA.
"We have to come more in line with the times;"
he said.
Committee members include Coun. Johnson,
Ward 2 local Councillor Mark Holland, Carl
Young, Kevin Ashe and Paul White.
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after motorist flees
separate car crashes
COLLISIONS OCCURRED IN AJAX AND PICKERING
A 43 -year-old man faces numer-
ous charges after a vehicle driven by
an alleged drunk driver was seen
fleeing separate collisions in Ajax
and Pickering.
Durham Regional Police said the
driver of a car sped off after being in-
volved in an accident on Highway
401 just west of Harwood Avenue
about midnight Wednesday.
A short time later, police said, the
same vehicle was seen fleeing the
scene of a second crash at the inter-
section of Brock and Kingston roads.
At about 12:30 a.m. passing mo-
torists alerted police to a man passed
out behind the wheel of a car stopped
on the shoulder on Rossland Road
Youth
concert
rocks on
Saturday
Pine Ridge
Community
Church hosts a
night of alterna-
tive entertain-
ment for
Durham youth
tomorrow.
A Youth
Concert will he
held for youth
aged 12 and
over on Satur-
day, April 4
from 7 to 10
p.m. at Pine
Ridge Sec-
ondary School,
2155 Liverpool
Rd. N., Picker-
ing.
The concert
will open with
City of Refuge
an R&B gospel
band, followed
by a dance out-
reach youth
group called
Spirits of Fire.
The lead
performance
for the evening
features popu-
lar alternative
folk band
Whose the
Man.
Snacks and
door prizes will
be available
throughout the
evening.
Tickets are
$5 if purchased
in advance or
$7 at the door.
To buy tickets
in advance, call
420-8830 or E-
mail mlhot-
son @pathway.c
om.
near Cochrane Street in Whitby.
Detective Jim Griepsma said a
brief chase took place when, as po-
lice approached the vehicle, the dri-
ver sped off. The suspect then
stopped without incident a short dis-
tance away.
A Scarborough man was arrested
and charged with numerous offences
including impaired driving and dan-
gerous driving and two counts each
of Laving the Irene of an accident
and failing to stop for police.
Del. Griepsma said there were no
serious injuries suffered in either of
the two accidents, however there was
'.extensive" damage to a vehicle in-
volved in the second one.
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PICKERING — A suspect wanted 479 Kingston Rd. waving a handgun and scripuon given by the attendant, police a warrant on a Falby Court apartment
in connection with the hold-up ol"a Pick- demanding cash. After the attendant were able to identifv and locate the sus- Monday. Jason Timothy Bridger, 24, of
Aldon Brim, �-as bar last week is in custody. handed over the money, the suspect fled pert. According` to police. robbery squad Pickering is charged with robbery, use
On tilarch 26 at atx)ut 7:50 p.m. a but not befiore the clerk got a good kook detectnes sciicd a replica handgun and a firearm while committing an offence
school man walked into the Penny Gas Bar at at the man, sav police. Based on a de- took a suspect into cuso dy after serving and two counts of resisting arrest.
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OPINION 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L1S 21-15
EDITORIAL
OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS
You can find
a cancer cure
Cancer can be beaten. That statement is truer now
than ever before. But, we know more must be done to
ensure the battle against the dreaded disease in all its
forms continues until a cure is found.
Cancer is indiscriminate, attacking young and old,
rich or poor. One in three Canadians will develop can-
cer in their lifetime, while two in three families will
have a least one member affected by the disease.
While we cannot rest until cancer is completely
eradicated, there is cause for hope. New breakthroughs
in medical science are making new inroads into find-
ing a cure for the disease in some of its forms.
One of the more recent advancements involves
Electroporation, a technique where tumours are
zapped with small bursts of electricity. U.S. scientists
have found this new treatment has erased cancer in
some animals and in early tests in humans. The tech-
nique disrupts the surface of cancer cells, opening
pores which allow certain cancer drugs to penetrate
cancer cells to kill them. The tumours disappeared in
70 per cent of the rats and stayed away 100 days after
therapy with a single treatment.
In another development on the cancer front, a Cana-
dian medical team is currently investigating the valid-
ity of a cancer -fighting 'cocktail' of vitamins and hor-
mones designed by Dr. Luigi Di Bella, an 85 -year-old
Italian physiologist. The treatment purports to allow
the body to slow the rate of cancer growth.
Locally, the fight also goes on. April marks the
Canadian Cancer Society's annual fund-raising drive.
Volunteers will go door-to-door to solicit donations to
fund research into cancer and provide programmes for
patients.
The West Durham Unit of the Cancer Society hopes
to raise $455,500 during the 1998 door-to-door cam-
paign, an increase over the $412,000 collected last
year.
As well, the Beta Sigma Phi sorority members will
be selling daffodils at several locations in Ajax and
Pickering this weekend. Last year, more than $50,000
was raised and, this year, the sorority hopes to raise
$52,000 toward the fight against cancer.
With your help and an ongoing commitment, resi-
dents in Ajax and Pickering can individually con-
tribute to a cure. Please give generously, because can-
cer can be beaten.
To respond to this editorial call
N.ntosource Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5112
A 0 V E R T I S E R Publisher: Tim whMaker
LETTERS
OUR READERS VIEWS ON THE NEWS
Her heart goes
out to Lazenby
family
To the editor:
Re: Devoted dad slain, News Ad-
vertiser, March 20
What is this country coming
to? Where did we as parents go
wrong?
When I heard about what hap-
pened to the young man mur-
dered in Pickering, 1 could not
believe it. How tragic for his
family and his poor fatherless
little boy. It scares me to death
that my son is soon going to be
of legal drinking age. I tell him
at all costs to walk away from
trouble and that it takes a bigger
man to avoid a fight. But this
young man was coming to the
aid of a female. Isn't that what
we've always taught our sons'? It
sickens me to think that when
our children go out and if they
left her shaken and confused.
Are we now going to be like
the U.S. and have to start using
guns to protect our families?
Shame on all of us for allowing
it to get this far.
To Rae Lazenby's family and
his little boy, my heart goes out
to you.
Joanne Montgomery
Ajax
Kudos to
John Haste
To the editor:
1 would like to say how very
happy I was to read Mr. Haste's
article of Feb. 18.
As one of the 'old codgers'
being left high and dry by the
Village exodus of most of the fa-
cilities necessary for many like
me who, for yvhatever reason, are
unable to drive but like to keep
our independence, it was very re-
freshing to have someone take
The News Advertiser accepts letters to the editor. All letters happen to get in a scuffle with up the cudgels on our behalf.
should be typed or neatly hand-written, 150 words. Each letter someone they could be seriously Thank you, John. Keep 'em
must be signed with a first and last name or two initials and a last injured, or worse. coming!
name. Please include a phone number for verification. The editor Recently, a female friend was
reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and content. Opin- verbally accosted by five youths
ions expressed in letters are those of the writer and not neces- in an unprovoked incident at a Lil ShUton
sarily those of the News Advertiser. Scarborough mall. This incident Ajax
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Location, location,
location
It's been a buffy day and you arrive home frena the
office at 5:30 p.m. to discover one of the kids is sick.
Headache, sore throat, swollen glarxls, runm
nose, car ache. A veteran parent, you've seen this Ix
fore and know it's probably strep throat. What to do''
The doctor's office is closed but you know the
sooner you get antibiotics into your child, the so on-
er she's on the road to recovery.
if you follow the advice of billboards and you
live in Whitby, you go to the new Family Health
Care Centre at Whitby General Hospital (formerly
the emergency department). Several weeks ago'a
billboard went up at Rossland and Thickson roads
enicouraging u% to 'Use It!; so we did.
Our visit to the Centre was much like previous
visit% to urgent care facilities. Sign in, provide the
pertinent information, see the doctor and on your
way. The whole visit took about an hour.
Business was brisk the night we visited; several
kids with sore throats, coughs and car aches.
spronis, a cut requiring stitches and a patient await-
ing transfer to another facility. The department is a
little awkward and the building looks to be in need
of a face-lift, but the doctor was in and the patient%
appeared rclieved to have treatment available.
If the public can be educated to use a 24-hour
urgent care centre as an alternative to the overused
emergency rooms at Oshawa General and Ajax -
Pickering, the Centre is a great step forward in
health cane. But location is a problem.
Tlx majority of Whitby's population lives in the
growing north end. On our way to the Centre we
passed three walk-in clinics, two within throwinz
distance of the four corners. We were tempted to
pull in at the first clinic but the billboard convinced
us to drive to the lake. The Whitby General experi-
encc was fine, but next time I'll be tempted to use
the clinic closer to home.
On the up side, a% a hospital Whitby General is
tied into a Durham -wide registry providing access
to all your hospital records. no matter where the
treatment was given. And it's open 24 hours a day.
But despite the effort, and the fact the Family
Health Carc Centre is seeing nearly double the num-
ber of patients the emergency room saw, Whitby Gen-
eral will probably close as scheduled. A more likely
future may be as a long -tam nursing facility.
As a hospital the building comes complete with
kitchen, laundry and ample parking. The surround-
ing grounds could be landscaped to provide out-
door relief for patient/residents. There's been some
talk the Victorian Order of Nurses might be inter-
ested in the building. If not them, perhaps another
organization. Perhaps an urgent -care facility would
be part of the mix.
The hospital's days may be numbered, but as a
health-care facility it could have a futtire.
Did you know
Since it opened the 24-hour Family Health Care
Centre which is no longer accepting ambulance
traffic, Whitby General has continued to see most
Of the same patients. The tacit still serves 98 per
cent of the type of cases it was serving as a full-ser-
vice emergency room. This statistic screams out
that too many people are bogging down our emer-
gency rooms with non -urgent health care prob-
lems. If we want quick, efficient access to hospitals
in times of crisis, we have to be mare responsible
with our health care choices.
Joanne Burghardt is a regular News Advertiser
columnist. To respond to this column call Infosource
at 683-7040 and dial 5108.
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By U1rds N�b/ts
staff reporter
PICKERING — For Daniel
Lombardi, being the only child at
school in a wheelchair makes him
extra -special.
And it certainly doesn't limit
him from participating in his
favourite class — gym.
"1 really like soccer;" says the
likable youngster, who attends
Roland Michener Public School in
Ajax, one of the wheelchair -acces-
sible schools in the area.
"I hit the ball with the side of
my wheelchair:" he explains. "I al-
so like hockey"
Daniel, who counts colouring
and computers as other favourite
activities, has been selected by the
Easter Seal Society south central
regional office as this year's area
Timmy.
The seven-year-old — who ar-
rived two months premature and
weighing just two pounds, eight
ounces — was born with hydro-
cephalus, a condition commonly
referred to as 'water on the brain'.
At six months, he was also diag-
nosed with spastic cerebral palsy,
which means his joints are stiff
and it is extremely difficult for
him to walk, even with the assis-
tance of a walker.
Several times a year, Daniel
must undergo an intensive therapy
programme for eight-week peri-
ods. For the remainder of the year,
his family helps ensure his mus-
cles arc exercised, explains mom
Sandra.
As one of 10 children — some
of whom were adopted — Daniel
says dinner time and holidays like
Christmas arc "fun and noisy". He
photo by Jason Liebregts
Daniel Lombardi, selected as the Easter Seals 'Tim- adjusted youngster whose large family both chal-
my' for this region, counts physical education class- lenges and supports him. Daniel is seen here enjoy -
es among his favourites. He's an energetic and well- ing one of his other favourite pastimes.
counts a week he spent at Easter
Seal Camp in Collingwood last
summer with one of his brothers
as a favourite memory and looks
forward to spending another week
or two there this summer.
'111 camp is just great en-
thuses Mrs. Lombardi, who says
Daniel particularly enjoyed swim-
ming and canoeing. She applauds
a fully -accessible playground
which features swings which roll
on to a wheelchair.
"It was comforting to us to
know he was having fun and was
in such capable hands:' says Mrs.
Lombardi, who credits the Easter
Seal Society with helping co-ordi-
nate services for Daniel.
The Easter Seal Society of On-
tario has been helping children
with disabilities since 1922. Its an-
nual fund-raising campaign
kicked off last month and its goal
is to raise $6 million. Easter
'seals', the main fund-raising tool.
were first issued in Ontario in
1947.
Through community-based
child and family services, the So-
ciety provides financial assistance
for essential equipment, camps.
parent support programmes, advo-
cacy and funding for research.
To learn more about the Easter
Seal Society, visit its website at
htip://www.castcrseals.org or call
(416421-8377 or 1 -800 -ESS -
KIDS.
DownloadIN ing responsibilities fuel
more tax hike speculation in Durham
OOWNLOADING/From page 1
"Two weeks ago, if you asked
me about the March 31 numbers,
I would have said they would be
improved.
"Nobody is more disappoint-
ed than me;" said Mr. Anderson.
"We have to try our level best to
find these savings:"
He has written to Premier
Mike Harris, hoping to set up a
meeting to go over the numbers
and seek financial relief.
Oshawa Councillor and fi-
nance committee chairman Brian
Nicholson said the Region's
share of property taxes could in-
crease by 20 per cent this year.
Downloading responsibilities
would add up to about six per
cent, contingencies add another
five per cent, while the police
budget, salary increases and oth-
er costs would add at least
cent.
When he predicted
in February taxes
would go up 20 per
cent and one regional
mayor criticized him
for making the com-
ment, Coun. Nicholson
added: "The reality is
the tax hike could ap-
proach 20 per cent. Our
intent is to cut every
cent we can.
The latest figures
show Durham will have
to trim even more mon-
ey than originally told.
In December, the
Province told the Region it
would have to cut $10.3 million
to make the downloading rev-
enue neutral. The $11 million is
equal to I I per cent of the 1997
10 per budget.
"The Province is still indicat-
ing cost savings and
BRIAN
NICHOLSON
'Tax hike could
approach 20%'
G
sin
mi
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through these cost sav-
ings, everybody will
break even. Without the
cost savings, it's not
even;' Mr. Clapp said.
"It's still not revenue
neutral. Eleven per cent
of the Regional levy —
it's beyond belief how
we could achieve that.
"To dig further to
find 1 I per cent is vir-
tually impossible. How
do we find $11 million
when little is control-
lable?" he asked.
Chief Administrative Officer
arry Cubitt said the Region
ply doesn't have "a $200-
Ilion discretionary budget
here we can find the money.
That's not the case.-
Meanwhile,
ase"Meanwhile, the Region can't
trim money out of the down-
loaded responsibilities because
the Province is setting the rules,
but the Region has to pay the
bills, Coun. Nicholson noted.
Coun. Nicholson added that
there is "no sense saving a few
bucks on income tax and getting
hit on property taxes. This is one
promise they broke, they busted.
"The impact isn't $60 or $70
per household. It's $200 per
household.
"We have to be up front with
taxpayers, so they can start
putting money away."
He said the Tory MPPs in
Durham, especially cabinet min-
isters Janet Ecker and Jim Fla-
herty, have to "listen to the con-
stituents who elected them. They
have to fight for us:"
Brock East residents band together in Pickering
PICKERING — A new resi-
dents' group has been formed by
citizens living in the Brock East
area of Pickering.
The Brock East Community
Association covers the area bound-
ed by Brock Road to the west,
Hwy. 401 to the south, the Ajax -
Pickering boundary to the east and
Kingston Road to the north. It's ac-
U
tually a reconstitution of a previous
association which had become in-
active. About 40 residents attended
the first meeting and elections for
the association held March 18 at
the Pickering Civic Complex. Ter-
ry White of Marshcourt Drive was
elected chairman. Ward 3 Regional
and local Councillors Rick John-
son and David Pickles also attend-
ed to discu.cs some of the residents'
concerns. The group was formed
largely as a result of residents' re-
cent battle against a rezoning ap-
plication by J & F Waste Systems
Inc. to locate a waste handling fa-
cility at 57 Notion Rd. in Ajax,
close to •ts boundary with Picker-
ing. The proposed facility would
have processed up to 750 metric
tonnes per day of industrial/com-
mercial solid non -hazardous
waste. Other area issues discussed
at the first meeting included future
planning studies for the west side
of Notion Road, traffic on Picker-
ing Parkway and the future of va-
cant lands in the area.
Anyone interested in joining
may call 686-8123.
festival
brings Ajax
together
AJAX — The ethnic diversity of
Ajax will be on display this week-
end at the second annual Ajax Mul-
ticultural Festival.
The theme is Bringing the World
Together and there will be various
ethno-cultural groups from the com-
munity with displays, performances
and food.
It's being held on Saturday, April
4 at the McLean Community Centre
from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., followed
by a concert at 6 p.m. at the Ajax
Community Centre.
"The Ajax Multicultural Festival
brings together people from all
walks of life, representing many na-
tionalities and cultures;' co-ordina-
tor Paul Pakyam says.
"Dozens of volunteers have con-
tributed their time and energy to
plan an event that will be exciting,
entertaining and informative, and
will build on our community's very
positive multicultural links.
"This could be the most dynamic
event yct in Ajax's strong and _row-
ing multicultural history;' Mr.
Pakvam adds.
Hosts are CFTO-TV anchor Ken
Shaw and Shannon Duff, an Arch-
bishop Denis O'Connor Catholic
High School student who plays Al-
lison on the TVO children's pro-
gramme Kratt's Creatures.
Kicking off the festival will be
the Durham Regional Police Band
at 9:30 a.m., followed by opening
ceremonies at 10 a.m.
The Young Singers of Ajax per-
form at 10:45 a.m., followed by
Chinese Lion Dance at IL 15. The
Latino Amigos at 11:45. the Hum-
mingbird Dancers at 12:15 p.m., Si-
lence is Music, a children's choir of
hearing-impaired youngsters, at
12:30, the Palestinian Group at 1.
the Hummingbird Steel Band at
1:30, the Nagana Sangect Tasha
Band at 1:50, African Kwi Drum-
mers at 2: 10. Drum Theatre Togeth-
erness at 2:30, the Durham Filipino
Dancers at 3, George of the Jungle
— Ebi Etch at 3:20, the Polish Tatry
Dance at 4, and Jack Lenz at 4:20.
From 1 I a.m. to noon, a Toronto
Raptors Skills Clinic will be held,
featuring Raptor John Long. He'll
also speak about his life as an ath-
lete and sign autographs.
At 3:30, a children's ethnic cos-
tume contest will be held, followed
by an ethnic fashion show at 4:40.
Ajax Transit will provide free
shuttle service from the Ajax Plaza
to the McLean centre every half-
hour from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. j
A Dollar Draw will be held, with
proceeds going to the Ajax -Picker-
ing General Hospital. Prizes include
tickets to the Raptors, Blue Jays or i
Argonaut tickets.
Closing the festival will be a'
concert by punjabi by nature at 6
p.m. at the Ajax Community Centre.
Tickets are $5 and are available at
the door, at all branches of the Ajax
Public Library and at the Guest Ser-
vices Desk at the Pickering Town j
Centre.
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players during a visit to St. Bernadette Catholic School in Ajax last week. Top pho-
to, Matthew Smith (left) and Mark Williams contemplate their return on a move by
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Bowlers can help families
suffering loss of a child
Bowling enthusiasts can strike up
some fun and help area families suffer-
ing from the loss of a baby.
Perinatal Bereavement Services On-
tario (PBSO) will host the 2nd Annual
Bowl -a -Thou Fund-raiser on Sunday,
May 3 from 2 to 5 p.m. at Ajax Bowl at
172 Harwood Ave. S.
The fund-raiser is open to individuals
or teams of all ages and skill levels.
Child care will be provided for bowlers
with children aged seven years and
younger. Participants are asked to pay a
$10 registration fee that will be reim-
bursed to chase who collect $50 or more
in sponsorships. Bowlers who collect
more than $100 in pledges will receive a
complimentary PBSO T-shirt, while the
individual who collects the most pledges
will receive a numbered framed print by
Group of Seven artist A.J. Casson, val-
ued at more than $400.
All proceeds from the Bowl -a -Thou
will fund PBSO programmes. The char-
itable organization supports families in
Durham Region and Toronto, Brampton,
Woodstock and Peterborough areas who
have suffered the loss of a baby through
miscarriage, stillbirth or sudden infant
death. For more information on the
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OSHAWA -- Volunteers in-
terested in providing companion-
ship and emotional support to
someone with a life-threatening
illness are invited to take part in a
training programme.
Communication skills, emo-
tional support and family dynam-
ics, transfer techniques and phys-
ical considerations, multicultur-
alism and burial rites, grief and
bereavement and the role of the
volunteer will be among the top-
ics covered in the Hospice
Durham training programme.
The programme will be held
Tuesdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
from Apri 128 to May 19 at 850
Champlain Ave., Oshawa.
Interested volunteers are
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coupe materials and ex-
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Learn about naturopathic care
An introduction to natur-
opathic medicine is being
held at an open house on
Tuesday, April 7.
Naturopathic Doctor
Lisa Doran will speak about
naturopathy during a lecture
from 7 to 9 p.m. at the
Durham Chiropractic and
Rehabilitation Centre at 420
Crawforth St., Whitby.
Ms. Doran is a faculty
member of the department
of obstetrics and gynecolo-
gy at the Canadian College
of Naturopathic Medicine,
the author of Maternal
Based Naturopathic Care
and a contributor to the
book A Woman's Book of
Healing Herbs.
For more information on
the open house and lecture,
call 665-7539.
munity-based volunteer pro-
gramme that provides in-home
support to individuals with a life-
threatening illness and their fam-
ily. For more information or to
register for the course, call 435-
5242 or 1-888-790-9414.
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Durham YWCA desperate for funds for hostel service
The Durham YWCA women and chil-
dren's emergency lodging hostel will remain
open, at least for the immediate future.
Adelaide House, the YWCA's sole shelter
of its kind in Durham, was slated to close
April I. But, for now the centre is running
on hope that the final 1998-99 Regional bud-
get is going to include base funding for at
least 30 beds at the hostel.
"It was recommended by regional coun-
cil to go to the finance committee for review
as part of the annual budget;' explains YW-
CA Executive Director Eva Blvthe, who is
projecting a deficit of $50,000 for hostel op-
erations for 1997. "The final (Regional)
budget is due out in June so we're going to
hold off on a decision until then."
The hostel receives the hulk of its refer-
rals from the Region but, in the past• funding
was paid on a per diem basis. "The centre
has to stay open regardless of whether we
have one person or 30 in for the night;' ex-
plains Ms. Blythe. With the per diem fund-
ing model, during periods where need for
the hostel was low, the hostel was not re-
ceiving enough funding to continue operat-
ing, she explains.
Under the ne\.% rn ro,,, 1. the hostel would
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The remainder of the hostel's funding
comes from the United Way and private do-
nations. "We have to be much more aggres-
sive in our fund-raising;' admits Ms. Blythe.
"We're going to he doing a lot more in the
area of finding other sources of funding.
Certainly, the Region support's going to he
critical while we're investigating opportuni-
ties for fund-raising"
However, Ms. Blythe cautions, in time,
of funding cuts, many organizations are in
the same boat and are fighting for the same
fund-raising dollars. "There is a finite
amount of money out there," she says.
Whether or not the money is approved for
the hostel in the budget, Ms. Blythe says, the
issue of closing the centre will be resolved.
"it will tell us whether we move forward
with business as usual or whether we move
forward with phasing it out"
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There when you need the
a 911 operators o one on human misery
Br Shaaw Simpson
Special to the news advertiser
"Do you require police,
fire or ambulance'?"
Each year in Durham,
thousands of desperate peo-
ple are greeted by these
words when they dial those
three magic numbers, 911.
To them, they're words of
hope and relief often at a
traumatic time in their lives.
But, who are the anonymous
people that utter these
words in such a calm and re-
assuring manner? Essential-
ly, they are a small, profes-
sional and devoted group
trained to handle whatever
emergency that happens to
come their way — they are
Durham Region's 911
emergency operators.
'It's a challenge:' says
42-vear-old Newtonville
resident Peter Campbell.
"You have to maintain a lev-
el of composure. Variety is
the spice of life and vou cer-
tainly get that on this job"
For the past nine years,
Mr. Campbell has devoted
his life to answering crisis
calls from panic-stricken
people and dispatching the
appropriate emergency
crews to the scene.
Stationed on the second
floor at Durham Regional
Police Headquarters in Os-
hawa. the 911 operators take
turns answering calls from
across Durham for a few•
hours and then switch to
dispatch. The 40 -member
team works in groups of
eight, two shifts on days,
two on nights and then off
four days. In 1997 alone
Durham operators handled
well over 600,000 calls. Fri-
day and Saturday nights are
extremely busy. says Mr.
Campbell.
"Burnout is a concern:"
he says. "The career life of
an air traffic controller is
about 14 years. This job is
comparable to that."
December. 1991 is a date
permanently etched in Mr.
Campbell's mind. That was
the day a Brink's
officer was shot
and killed while
picking up some
cash from Knob
Hill Farms in Os-
hawa.
"That was a
very stressful
time;" he recalls.
"That, and Oct.
20, 1994 when
three police offi-
cers were shot in
Port Perry during
a holdup at the
Bank of Montre-
al. I wasn't work-
ing that day so I i
can only assume
it was very
stressful and
challenging for
all concerned"
Despite not
being there, as
Mr. Campbell
notes, the rela-
tively small team
of operators
works closely and gets to
know each member of the
group well. They each have
an intimate understanding
about what one another is
going through during a cri-
sis. Durham officers too are
close to the dispatchers: in
some cases, they trust them
with their lives- The 911 op-
erators must track and keep
tabs on every officer on du -
ty.
"You work as a team:'
explains Mr. Campbell.
"The team concept is very
important.
So what's it take to be-
come a 911 operator''
"You have to be able to
deal with stress ina yery
positive manner.'. says
him"
Before candidates hit the
dispatch floor, they must
undergo an intensive train-
ing programme lasting six
weeks and then comes the
exams, says Ms. Virgin.
They listen to tapes of actu-
al police pursuits, working
through it as they would if'
911.
A broadcaster by trade,
Mr. Campbell, who's single
and has no children, spends
his down time working free-
lance for various local radio
stations. However, his
favourite past -time is
singing the national anthem
at local hockey games.
Three times he's had
the honor of tilting out
the anthem in Port
i'opL. mos* rcccnfly on
Jan. 31 for the Shcl-
k bourne Wolves.
"I would love to
sing the anthem at
Maple Leaf Gardens or
better yet at the Air
Canada Centre:"
dreams aloud a smiling
Mr. Campbell. "I
%kouldn't mind singing
(he anthem at the
Dome.—
And. he apparently
has an affinity for
hockey trivia.
"Peter knows more
i about hockey players
and statistics then any-
body else I know:' says
Patricia Robinson, in-
ternal communication
manager for the
Durham Regional Po-
lice Service. "And 1
should know — my ex-
husband was a manag-
er for the Edmonton Oilers"
According to Ms. Robin-
son, Mr. Campbell, a huge
Boston Bruins fan, has an
incredible memory. "He can
tellyou every player and
teams they played for every
year.
This comment, of course,
couldn't go unchallenged.
Peter Campbell admits being a 911 operator "is a challenge". Mr. Campbell has
been answering crisis calls for the 911 service for the past nine years.
School wants help in
taking a trip to the past
OSHAWA — As Ritson Public School prepares to cele-
brate its 75th anniversary, it continues to look for alumni
material and school or community memorabilia.
Photos and school items are among the items sought for
the anniversary, which will be held Thursday, June I 1 be-
ginning at 6:30 p.m.
The school is located at 300 Ritson Rd. S.
If you have material the school could use, or want snore
information on the reunion, call the school at 723-4133 or
723-0042 during school hours.
PIECE DINETTE
Theresa Virgin, communi-
cations/91 I manager and in
charge of training. "And op-
erators must be polyphasic,
which means being able to
do multiple tasks at the
same time.
"Peter handles stress
very well and he's very pro-
fessional in the workplace:'
she says. "He's willing to
undertake any duty given
the events were unfolding
before them.
"You have to track and
ascertain certain facts dur-
ing the pursuit — the facts,
rate of speed and how the
situation is evolving:" ex-
plains Mr. Campbell. "Then
you're tested. You have to
have an ear for it:'
But, Mr. Campbell is
more than just a voice for
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So Peter, what team won the
1955 Stanley Cup plavoffs
and who scored the winning
goal? `
"Detroit versus Montre-
al. Detroit won in the sev-
enth game 3-1. The winning
goal was scored by Alex
Dclvecchio"
Incidentally, he's right.
Kerry Trail, acting super-
visor and 911 operator for
the past eight years, says
she appreciates Mr. Camp-
bell's level of professional-
ism, and like Ms. Robinson.
pointed out his uncanny
memory and, of course, the
fact he's a huge sports fan.
"He's great:" says Ms.
Trail. "Peter is the type to
work with a smile on his
face. He's not moody —
he's a constant in the room:'
As a 911 operator, Mr.
Campbell says his primary
goal is to "do the best joh
possible"
He takes his responsibili-
ties very seriously and wor-
ries about the people of
Durham getting help when
they need it. He gets verN
annoyed when the 911
emergency line is abused.
"It's not for a cat up in a
tree or the break -and -enter
to your car two weeks ago:'
he says. "It's for crimes or
emergencies in progress"
Ms. Trail agrees. "When
seconds count and it's :,
matter of life and death —.1
cat up a tree is tying up the
line for someone who really
does have an emergency. We
never want to deter someone
from calling 911 — when in
doubt call us and we'll tell
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Recently, while sorting through reams of pa-
per in my office, I came across a press release
from 1981 about the wedding bouquet of the
late Diana, Princess of Wales. Longman's is the
name of the English florist who presented Di-
ana with her wedding bouquet for her marriage
to Prince Charles. Since wedding season is soon
to be upon us, I thought it might be interesting
to share with you some of the details regarding
that famous bouquet.
The press release itself was restricted infor-
mation until the wedding day, July 29, 1981 at
9 a.m. and it begins by stating the bouquet is the
vitt of the Worshipful Company of Gardeners of
London. The bouquet is presented in accor-
dance with the long-estab-
lished privilege and rights of
the Company of Gardeners to
present bouquets of flowers to
the Royal family on State oc-
casions and for weddings.
The company appointed
Longmans Ltd., an old estab-
lished firm of florists to pre-
pare the bouquet. Mr. David
M.H. Longman, the managing
director and a Past Master of the Company of
Gardeners were responsible for the designs and
preparation of the bouquet. His late father had a
similar responsibility in preparing Queen Eliza-
beth's bouquet for her marriage in 1947.
Sketches of bouquets were made and sam-
ples were fashioned in polyester silk flowers.
They were then discussed with Lady Diana. Her
dressmakers were consulted as well. From these
discussions a final sample was made, submitted
to and approved by the bride.
The bouquet was a shower design but con-
siderably larger than was the trend in 1981. It
was 42 inches long and 15 inches wide -
The press release states, " it is essentially a
flowing bouquet with a natural graceful look,
reminiscent of Edwardian days without the
heavy greenery of that era. It is wcll-halanced
and although heavier than mo,,t carried no\.ka-
days, the distribution should not be too tiresome
for the bride."
The centre of the bouquet comprised a clus-
ter of gardenias supported by golden Earl
Mountbatten roses. From the centre flows a
graceful cascade of white odontoglossum or-
chids which have a soft golden eye. The main
strength of the shower is of "pips" of stephan-
otis, falling in three main drops, each drop sup-
ported by miniature ivy and tradescantia leaves.
A spray of orchids rise from the centre and is
surrounded by lily of the valley and white
freesia.
The bouquet was predominately white,
through to the cream of the gardenias to the
gold of the roses. The backing
was green, slightly wild in na-
ture, with myrtle from G.- "rne
House and veronica from the
Bishop of Norwich, both grown
from bushes struck from cut-
tings taken from Queen Victo-
ria's bouquet.
The bouquet was beautifully
scented, as the majority of flow-
ers used are heavily perfumed.
Their perfumes blended together to produce
that lovely fragrance of an English summer gar-
den.
The flowers and foliage are all British -grown
and included gardenias, stephanotis, freesia,
ondontoglossum orchids, (Royal Wedding), lily
of the valley, Earl Mountbatten roses, hedera
helix (ivy), tradescantia, myrtle and veronica.
Some preliminary work was done on the
bouquet on the day before the wedding and the
bouquet was assembled early on the morning of
the wedding day. July 29, 1981.
The carrying handle was softly padded and
covered with satin ribbon.
The bouquet was packed in a specially made
white box tied with white ribbons and delivered
by David Longman and the Master of the Gar-
deners Company, Mr Roger Payton to St.
James's Palace at 7:45 a.m. on July 29.
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Your time is all that's
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in Ajax and Pickering
DURHAM ASSOCIATION FOR FAMI-
LY RESPITE SERVICES: Enthusiastic
volunteers interested in sharing a few
hours per month with a child, teen or
adult with a handicap are needed. Join
them in leisure activities or provide
respite in your own home. 'Together
We're Stronger". Call Valerie Ford at
427-3541 for more information.
HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION
OF ONTARIO: Local chapters require
volunteers to help raise funds for heart
disease and stroke research and health
promotion activities. Volunteer opportu-
nities are arranged to fit your lifestyle
and availability. Cap 686-1521 for de-
tails.
HEARTH PLACE CANCER SUPPORT
CENTRE: Volunteers are needed for
peer support, reception, support group
facilitator, fund-raising and programme
committee. Hearth Place provides emo-
tional support, wellness programmes
and educational programmes for cancer
patients and their families. Located at 86
Colborne Street W., Oshawa, call 579-
4833 for more information. Training pro-
vided.
HOST PROGRAM: Volunteers are
sought for Citizenship and Immigration
Canada's Host Program — a friendship
programme to help new immigrants set-
tle and integrate into the community
quiddy. Contact Mahmood, Host Coordi-
nator, at 686-2661.
JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF DURHAM
REGION: Volunteers help the youth of
the community develop an awareness of
how a business operates from the
ground up. Training and support is pro-
vided. Can John or Carla at 644-7058.
KIDS ON THE BLOCK: Volunteers
learn to operate life-sized puppets and
perform small plays in elementary
schools in Durham to provide support
and encouragement to students with
disabilities. Call Suzanne at 436-0925 or
Katherine at 665-5680.
KINARK CHILD AND FAMILY SER-
VICES: Share your parenting skills and
experiences with other parents needing
support. Training and supervision will be
provided to assist you in making the dif-
ference for a family. Volunteers are also
needed to spend some leisure time with
a special -needs child, develop hobbies
and interests that the two of you can
share. Cal Wendy Swinden at 433-
0386, end. 308.
MEALS -ON -WHEELS: Community
Care is registering volunteers who can
deliver Meals on Wheels over the lunch
hour to seniors and disabled adults. Call
Traci at 686-3331 for more inforrrnatiorn.
ONTARIO MARCH OF DIMES: The an-
nual fundraising campaign is in urgent
need of coordinators, captains, telemar-
keters and canvassers. Volunteers are
also required to assist with special
events and bingo. All volunteers receive
training, flexible hours and an opportuni-
ty to help adults who are physically dis-
abled. For more information contact
Denise Harding at 434-5280.
PICKERING'S BEAR NECESSITIES:
Stuffed animals are needed to refurnish
and donate to local women's shelters.
Call Brenda at 839-2141.
PICKERING READING CIRCLE: Vol-
unteers are needed to read to or listen to
children aged four to 12 years read in
English or French on Saturdays from
9:30-10:30 a.m. Call 839-3037.
ROGERS, CABLE 10: If you are inter-
ested in TV production, are aged 14 or
older, live, work or go to school in Ajax,
you are invited to volunteer. Contact
Karen Feeley, Volunteer Coordinator, at
436-4128.
STEWART GROUP HOMES: Volun-
teers are needed to befriend an 18 -year-
old female with special needs. Cand-
date should have a car. Cal Sandra at
686-3111.
VOLUNTEER SERVICES OF VICTORI-
AN ORDER OF NURSES - DURHAM
BRANCH: Men and women of all ages
from are invited to become a Friendly
Visitor with a senior, it or disabled per-
son. Cal 571-3151 or 14K* -263-7970.
WILLIAM PEAK CO-OPERATIVE
HOMES READING CIRCLE: Volun-
teers are needed to read to or listen to
children aged four to 12 years on Tues-
days from 7 to 8 p.m. Call Debbie Mc-
Murllen at 428-0573.
YMCA DURHAM REGION: The
Durharn Supervised Access Program is
one of 14 across Ontario in which chil-
dren of divorced or separated parents
visit with their non-custodial parent in a
safe and supervised setting. Vok; Leers
aged 18 years or older are required to
supervise visits between the child and
the non-custodial parent in a group set-
ti^9
They will summarize and record the
activities of the visit for court purposes.
Volunteers should have some expen-
ence working with children and are re-
quired to provide three references, a
criminal record check and to attend ori-
entation, training. ongoing workshops
and meetings. Cal the Durharn Super-
vised Access Program at 839-3845, ext.
305.
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Lif in A x nd
Pickering
A COMMUNITY PHOTO GALLERY OF THE FACES AND PLACES IN OUR COMMUNITY
photo by Jason Liebregts
Things arelooking up
St. Wilfrid Cathoiic School students Kristina interactive activities neld recently at the Picker-
Mauchan. Jane King and Michael Stortc sc a: ing school. The s~ iPrt a ,- :tearing per -
a hand -made banner created durmo a ..- -` sonalized T -sr dra.vings.
photo by Jason Liebregts
Making memories
March Break may be little more than a memory for many students, but kids like Dylan
Griffiths have a little souvenir to remind them of their holiday after making crafts at
Grand & T --..'s Kid Office' at the P ckenn-i Tc:.n Centre.
`W�'�� � A trioto talent
Author h 1 Singers from the Dumbarton High School jam
s a ut ors ■ choir called Harmonic Edition performed to an
appreciative audience as part of the recent race
Budding young Ajax authors (from left) Joshua Fudge, Jason Henley and Courtney Smith relations forum hosted by the Town. Here, (from
showed they have the write stuff when the entered the Durham Unit of the Ontario Elemen-
tary 3atholic Teachers Association's young authors competition. Their works were judged to
be excellent and Jason's poetry has now been submitted to the provincial level competition.
{
photo by A.J. &am
left) lanjai Mounsey, Natalie DePass and Julie
Nash concentrate on hitting all the right notes
during the concert. Hundreds of residents in the
Pickering and Ajax areas turned out for the event.
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Some lucky children from Durham Re-
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The Ministry of Community and Social
Services, Variety Club and the Blue Jays
will host the 16th annual Blue Jays Variety
Kids Day at the SkyDome. About 5,010
children and their escorts from across On-
tario will watch the Jays play the Texas
Rangers.
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soring the event since 1983, with the Blue
Jays donating the seats and Variety Club
helping with transportation and wheelchair
seats for more than 150 children. The min-
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BUSINESS: The Ajax -Pickering Chap-
ter of Business Network International
meets Fridays from 7 to 8:30 a.m. at
Raffles Restaurant, on Kingston Rd.
west of Whites Rd., Pickering. Re-
serve, 420-2667 (Margaret Henneb-
ury).
ADDICTION: The Serenity Group
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BILLBOARD
WHAT'S HAPPENING IN AJAX AND PICKERING
entertainment by Celtic Storm from 7 to
10 p.m. Free admission. All welcome.
V s a 12 -step recovery meeting at 8
p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817
Kingston Rd. east of Whites Rd., Pick-
ering. The group deals with addictions
of all kinds, including co-dependency.
Child-care programme available as re-
quired. All welcome. 428-9431 (Jim,
evenings).
PUB NIGHT: Ballycliffe Lodge, 70 Sta-
tion St. in Ajax holds a pub night with
SATURDAY, APRIL 4
ALCOHOLISM: AI -Anon meets each
Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church, 209 Cochrane
St., Whitby. It's for people whose lives
are affected by someone else's drink-
ing. All welcome. 728-1020 (ask for AI -
Anon).
BREAKFAST: The Doric Lodge. Pick-
To advertise in this
weekly feature
call Andrea
683=51 10
ering, hosts a breakfast from 8 to 11
a.m. Cost is $5.50 for adults, $3 for
children, and $15 for a family (two chil-
dren). The lodge is at the corner of
Hwy. 2 and Mill St., Pickering Village.
839-5789.
LUNCHEON: St. Timothy's Presbyter-
ian Church, 97 Burcher Rd., Ajax,
holds an Easter Luncheon and bake
sale from noon to 2 p.m. Adults $3.50,
children under 10 $1.50. 683-9162.
CONCERT: Festival Players Philhar-
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590 LIVERPOOL ROAD SOUTH
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monic Society presents its third con-
cert of the season, Awakenings, at the
Pickering Village United Church, 300
Church St., Ajax, at 7:30 p.m. Mr. Dres-
sup, Ernie Coombs, will narrate
Prokofiev's Peter and the Wolf and will
be joined by Young Singers of Ajax. $15
adults; $12 for seniors/students; $5 for
children 12 and under. Call 471-6926.
for information
SUNDAY, APRIL 5
DINNER: Claremont United Church,
Brock Rd. north of the Ninth Conces-
sion, holds its annual beef dinner, with
sittings at 5 and 6:15 p.m. Tickets are
$10 for adults, $5 for children six to 12
and free for children under six. 649-
2183.
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NIGHTLIFE IN AJAX AND PICKERING
Barney jumps from the little
screen to
the silver
screen
FIND THAT FAMILIAR PURPLE DINOSAUR ON HIS GREAT ADVENTURE
Now playing at Picker-
ing Town Centre's Fa-
mous Players Cinemas:
Barney's Great Ad-
venture: The big purple,
loyahlc dinosaur known to
millions of children on the
;mall screen makes his
tii--screen debut. Super -
,,
cc -duper!
Grease: John Travolta,
Olivia Newton -John.
I'wcnty years after the
ar, est grossing movie mu-
ical in� box-office history
fiat hit the silver screen,
Danny. Sandy. Rizzo,
I-renchy and friends are
hark, only this time
(hc,�'rc coming at audi-
cnccs to enhanced colour
,ind digital sound.
Hush: Gwyneth Pal -
;r,%%. Jessica Lange. After
marrying and moving to
the :oUntry estate of Kilro-
nan. Helen (Paltrow)
thinks she has the perfect
Ittc. complete with charm -
m_ mother-in-law Martha
I Lange), who is devoted to
her only son (Johnathan
Schacch).
Helen learns there is
more to her than meets the
e, e.
L.A. Confidential: Los
:1n, ales in the early
5(►s...a booming city anx-
ious to shed its small-town
skin.
Through television,
L.A. is being touted as the
metropolis of the future.
The reality is somewhat
different. From its tabu-
ous mansions to its siz-
/Iing nightclubs, it's a city
()fCorruption, double deal -
Ing and dangerous pas-
sions.
Lost in Space: Inspired
by the television series and
featuring some of the orig-
inal actors, the science -fic-
tion adventure film takes
audiences into the not -too -
distant future with the
Robinson family aboard
the
R
The Man in the Iron
Mask: Leonardo Di-
Caprio. It's 1660. France
is starving and the arro-
,.ant and cruel King Louis
XIV (DiCaprio) has suc-
ceeded his father to the
throne.
At the same time, a
mysterious prisoner con-
tinues his decade-long stay
at the Bastille, encased in
an iron mask.
To save the nation, the
retired Musketeers (John
Malkovich, Gerard Depar-
dicu and Jeremy Irons)
must reunite with Muske-
tccr Captain d'Artagnan
(Gabriel Bvrne) to free the
prisoner and unlock the se-
cret of his identity.
Meet the Deedles:
Dennis Hopper. Hawaiian
surfing dude twins Phil
and Stew Deedlc (Paul
Walker and Steve Van
Wormer) are mistaken for
Park Ranger recruits and.
before they know it, are
launched into extreme ac-
tion to save Yellowstone
Park from pesky prairie
dogs and a vengeful ex -
park ranger Frank Slater
(Hopper). who is living to
his underground grotto and
planning his revenge.
U.S. Marshals: Wesley
Snipes. Ruthless assassin
Sheridan (Snipes) is on the
run from the law trying to
discover who fingered him
in two New York City mur-
ders in this sequel to The
Fugitive.
Back again to track the
fugitive is Tommy Lee
Jones in the role of Chief
Deputy Marshal Samuel
Gerard.
Now playing at the
Cineplex Odeon Ajax 10
Cinemas:
Barney's Great Adven-
ture, Grease, Lost in
Space, The Alan in the
Iron Mask.
Jupiter 2 spacecraft. The Borrowers: John
omance writers wanted
Budding authors seeking
to break into the romance
novel market won't want to
miss a workshop sponsored
by a local literary group.
The Writers' Circle of
Durham Region hosts a day-
long seminar entitled How to
Write and Sell a Romance
Novel at the Pickering Cen-
tral Library Saturday, April
25 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Led by Brian Henry, an
editor with Harlequin Books
for seven years, the workshop
will take participants beyond
the basics and show them
how to write a romance novel
which will sell.
People wanting to attend
must register in advance.
The Pickering Central Li-
brary is at One The Es-
planade. Call 905-728-7823,
Goodman. Evil realtor
Ocious Potter (Goodman)
squares off against the
Borrowers, four -inch -high
"little people" who live
under the floorboards.
Good Will Hunting:
Matt Damon, Ben Affleck.
Damon plays misunder-
stood 20 -year-old orphan
Will Hunting who. while
working as a janitor at
MIT. outshines the
school's most advanced in-
tellectuals.
But, the genius can't
seem to translate his prob-
lem -solving capabilities
into his personal life and
becomes caught in the
worlds of his friends —
therapist (Robin
Williams). math professor
(Stellan Skarsgard) and the
woman he loves (Minnie
Driver).
Mercury Rising: Bruce
Willis. FBI agent Art Jef-
fries (Willis) is despondent
and without hope, relcgat-
cd to routine assignments
following a bott:hed under-
cover operation.
But. when he's assigned
to in%estigate the disap-
pearance of a nine-vcar-
old autistic child whose
parents have been mysteri-
ously slain, he unknowing-
ly stumbles into a situation
that is anything but rou-
tine.
The Newton Boys:
Matthew McConaughey.
Based on the true story of
America's most successful
bank robbers.
The Newton Boys, who
robbed more than 80 hanks
from Texas to Canada be-
tween 1919 and 1924.
capped their life of crime
with a $3 -million mail
train heist outside Chica-
go.
Primary Colors: John
Travulta.
A political satire on the
Bill Clinton presidency
with Travulta in the lead
role of 'Slick Willv'.
Titanic: Leonardo Di-
Capriu, Kate Winslet. An
epic love story unfolds on
the doomed ocean liner.
Oscars galore!
Wild Things: Neve
Campbell, Keytn Bacon.
Passion ignites passion.
mystery uncovers mystery
as the lives of four cunning
characters twist and turn
amid a hizarre labyrinth of
truth and illusion.
No %. pla-ving at
Aloviplex 9, Pickering:
As GoodAs it Gets, The
Borrowers, Gond Will
Hunting, Alercury Rising,
The Newton Boys. Prima-
ry Colors, Titanic, Wild
Things.
The gull Monty: Strip-
ping Jown to your skt.,.tes
is no easy business, unless
your idea o} fun is getting
laughed out of town by
everyone you know.
Just ask the boys
who've done it — The Full
Monty.
Spice %%orld: Spice
Girls. Push. Sporty, Scary
Ginger and Baby in their
feature film debut Plcnty
of music and, of sours.
Spice.
Wedding Singer:
Adam Sandler, Dre,.% Bar-
rymore. In the 1980s. Roh-
by Hart (Sandlot is the
world's greatest wedding
singe.
But when he gets jilted
at his own weddine. he be -
conies one hitter camper
— that is, until he finds
true love after falling for
someone else's bride (Bar-
ry more ).
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Mr.
Dressup
is here!
A.IAX -- Ernie
Coombs, whom
Canadians know
and love as Mr.
Dressup, reads
Prokotiev's Peter
and ttic Wolf and
will be joined by
Young Singers of
Ajax Saturday.
April 4 at Picker-
ing Village Unit-
ed Church. Cost
is S15 adults.
$12 for seniors
and students and
$5 for children
12 and under.
Call 471-6926.
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Christian ro kc ersk0o to R1se1no u aril�p vBYAI~
Staff reporter
AJAX — A local band is hoping its stature
as a Christian alternative rock group will Rise
as a result of a new CD set to be released in
Oshawa Saturday.
Rise, a four -member band of musicians
from Ajax and Oshawa, will release its new
CD Stuck at a gathering of family, friends, fans
and record executives at Calvary Baptist
Church in Oshawa.
"It should be a big night:' says Brian
Burnie, lead vocalist and guitarist. "We're ex-
pecting about 300 people there, including
some industry people:'
Stuck. the band's second independent CD,
was recorded over six months at Spruce Winds
Studios in Peterborough. The recording of the
12 -track disc was completed last month and,
after the record release party, will be distrib-
uted across Canada. Rise's first effort, Becom-
ing, was released in January 1996.
Bumie feels Rise's latest recording effort is
a "major step up" from its last disc so band
members expect it to receive serious consider-
ation for radio airplay.
"We were happy with the first disc, but
we're hoping this one is a make -it -or -break -it
album:' says Bumie, of Ajax. "We're sending
it to a lot of record companies and we have a
national distribution deal. We're hoping for an
international distribution deal, of course"
Since the release of its first CD two years
ago, Rise went through some personnel
changes. Burnie and drummer Jason Bowman,
also from Ajax, were joined a year -and -a -half
ago by lead guitarist Rick Bailey and bass gui-
tarist Jim 'Harley' Hartley, both of Oshawa.
Burnie reports the arrival of the two newest
members of Rise has resulted in a more equi-
table sharing of the songwriting duties for the
newest CD.
"On our first CD Becoming it was pretty
much my own songwriting. On Stuck, every-
one had input into the songwriting and every-
one added their own parts. It was more of a
collaboration than the first CD:' notes Burnie.
The Christian rock genre, while not a main -
You could be JFor Joy
at concert
PUNJABI BY NATURE CLOSES OUT AJAX MULTICULTURAL FESTIVAL
AJAX — A Juno Award nominat-
ed band will close out the second an-
nual Ajax Multicultural Festival.
Punjabi by nature earned the nom-
ination in 1996 for its release Jmpn
For Joy.
The group was also a MuchMusic
nominee for the Global Groove
Award.
Formed in 1993. punjabi by na-
ture has put a spin on hip-hop and
dance music with an infusion of In-
dian bhangra. Led by lead singer
Tony Singh. the nine -member group
is a self -described dance-bhangra
comho.
Jmpn For Joy was rele.i cd :n
1995 ;wd praise for punt:Eh- '-% - t
lure has come critics with IMPACT
and eye magazines.
Eye calls the group one of the
coolest collections of musicians in
Toronto and also credits the group as
..an exuberant mongrel reggae/Pun-
jabi/bhangra band."
The group has appeared on Elec-
tric Circus. Ear to the Ground, and
Rita and Friends.
It has also released its own video
for the single Bhangra Daddy's.
"A performance by a group of this
calibre. all of whose members live in
Ajax, will prove a fitting end to a day
of harmony, music and variety." mul-
U:u!'.Iral fc.t:�al �c-rdinatr I'au
The band will perform on Satur-
day. April 4 at 6 p.m. in the HMS
Ajax Room of the Ajax Community
Centre on Centennial Road.
Opening the show will be AKA, a
band specializing in a blend of hip-
hop, reggae, R&B, jazz and modern
funk. AKA has appeared on Break-
fast Television, Comfort Zone, Re -
verb and Twiggy 's.
Concert tickets are $5 per person
and are available at the guest ser-
vices desk of the Pickering Town
Centre, the three branches of the
Ajax Puhlic I.ihrary, as well as at the
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aetT-aescrtbea "aance-bhangra' band Punjabi by second annual Ajax Multicultural Festival. Punjabi
nature takes the stage Saturday night at the Ajax by nature was nominated for a Juno award in 1996
Community Centre's HMS Room to help close the and has received much critical acclaim.
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stay on mainstream radio, has nonetheless
made some big inroads in the past several
years, explains Burnie.
"it has changed an awful lot. It used to be
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cial rock on radio. It was five or 10 years be-
hind. Now, there are so many (Christian rock)
bands out there the doors are wide open. Chris-
tian rock music is now completely comparable
to what's being played on radio. We fully ex-
pect to have our music played alongside any
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small tours in the late summer which the band
hopes will lead to some week-long tours in the
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The Ajax -Pickering Raiders iBEW Local 353 minor novice
-AAA' rep hockey team overcame adversity to bring home the
first All -Ontario title in the history of the Raiders' organization.
The Raiders claimed the title after edging out the Burlington
i agles in the two -game final series, which needed a separate
,udden-death overtime period to determine an Ontario champi-
on. The final series followed a five -team
round-robin Ontario Minor Hockey As-
sociation playdown, all at Memorial
Arena in Brampton this past weekend.
After Burlington and Ajax -Picker-
ing split the two games in the
Sfinal series, the overtime period
ensued. Shortly into the extra
frame, Mike McCusker scored to
give the Raiders the title. Marcus
Carroll and James Jarvis drew assists on
the game winner.
Burlington, who went undefeated to earn a spot in the final.
edged out the Raiders in the second game 6-5 to send the series
to overtime. Alexander Cyr led the scoring attack with a hat
trick, Brendan Hann and Carroll netted single markers. Daniel
Pineau earned two assists, Hann, McCusker. Michael Carey and
Kevin Watts added one apiece. Goaltendcr Jeremy Eckford and
John Roizntals shared the net duties.
The Raiders won the first game of the final series 3-2. Derek
Gregorack. Jarvis and McCusker scored for Ajax-Pickenng.
Carroll chipped in with a pair of assists, Jarvis and Cyr added
one apiece. Eckford performed spectacularly in the net to pre-
serve e the win.
The IBENV novices played a four -game round robin series,
po%ting a 2-2 record, then sneaking into the final after the goal -
differential rule favoured Ajax -Pickering.
The Raiders bombed the Richmond Hill Stars 114 in the
first game. McCusker fired four goals to spark the offensive at-
tack. Cyr chipped in with two, Shaun Adams, Hann, Carroll,
Gregorack and Watts had single markers. Johnny Paterson,
Carew. Carroll, Jarvis and Hann each had two assist~, John Har-
rington, Watts, Cyr, Pineau, McCusker and Meghan Edwards
aekled one apiece. Eckford and Rozentals were both outstanding
in net. Mo.Cusker earned most valuable player honors.
Despite a valiant comeback attempt, the Raiders dropped a 5-
4 decision to the Burlington Eagles. Cyr, McCusker, Edwards
and Hann %coxed for Ajax-Pickenng. Carroll earned d ree as-
si%L,. Garrett Trainor had a single helper. Eckford and Rozentals
.hared the goaltending chores. Hann was the: game MVP.
In game three, the Raiders were silenced for only the second
time this season, losing 4-0 to the Oakville Rangers. Eckford
was solid in net. Cyr was named the game MVP, but later gave
his MVP ring to Eckford as he felt the goalie deserved the hon-
our.
Tho: Ajax -Pickering novices rallied in the fourth game to nip
the host Brampton Maroons 3-2. Cyr potted two goal, with Car-
roll contributing a single marker. Gregorack earned an assist.
Rozentals provided superior goaltending
to preserve the win. Carroll was named
the game's MVP.
The Raiders' minor novices are
coached by Jim Gatens, assisted by
Randy Johnson. The trainer is Ed Mc-
Cusker, the manager is Blanche Carey.
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coach, Brendan Hann, Meghan Edwards, Mike McCusker
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der Cyr, Derek Gregorack, Michael Carey, Garrett Trainor,
Daniel Pineau, Marcus Carroll, James Jarvis and Ed Mc-
Cusker, trainer. In front row are, from left, Jeremy Eckford,
John Harrington, Shaun Adams, Kevin Watts and John
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SPORTS
Three Pickering juniors
M
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PICKERING — Junior
players from the Pickering
Recreation Complex tennis
training programme fin-
ished among the top in On-
tario last week.
Anna Leksinska. Adil
Shamasdin and Jennifer
Cremieux, all of Pickering.
finished fourth, fifth and
seventh, respectively, at
the Ontario Junior Closed
Singles Tennis Champi-
onships in Downsview.
Leksinska placed fourth
by earning a berth in the
main semi-final event.
which she lost 6-4. 6-4 to
the eventual champion
Katarzyna Palider of Mis-
sissauga.
Leksinska improved
upon her sixth seeding by
defeating number -three
ranked Danielle Grenier
from Fort Erie 6-4. 6-4 in
the main quarter -final. She
beat Ekatarina Shuleava of
North York 6-1. 6-1 and
Anna Tikhomirova of
Toronto 6-1, 6-0 in two
previous rounds.
Shamasdin's road to a
fifth -place finish was
somewhat longer, as he
compiled a string of six
victories, including wins
over the fourth and eighth
seeds in the feed -in (sec-
ond chance) portion of the
event. He started out with
some difficulty. falling 6-
3. 6-1 to Guelph's John
Vladea on the first day of
competition.
Shamasdin regained his
composure during a 7-6. 6-
2 win over Ottawa's
George Wang and went on
to handle eighth -seed Rob
Schmidt 6-1. 6-4. Jibadc
Thomas 6-3. 6-2. fourth -
seed Michael Thompson 6-
4, 6-1 and Haroud Akha-
van 6-0. 6-3. In the feed -in
final. Shamasdin was down
a set and 1-4 in the second
set to Downsview's
Matthew Baccarani.
Shamasdin turned the ta-
bles and emerged with a 2-
6. 6-4. 6-2 victory.
Cremieux earned her
seventh -place finish by
making it to the main quar-
ter -finals and scoring a win
in the feed -in quarter -fi-
nals. In the first round.
Cremieux defeated Toron-
to's Ekaterina Alchits 6-4,
6- 1. She then posted a 6-3,
6-2 win over Niagara's
Monica Dancevic, before
bowing out in the main
quarter -final to the eventu-
al champ Katarzyna Palid-
er.
In the feed -in semi-fi-
nals. Cremieux lost to
third -seed Danielle Gre-
nier 6-4, 7-5.
Durham athletes sync
and swim to
nationals
Durham Sy nchronized
Swim Club members were in
sync to turn in goof results at
the Eastern Divisional Cham-
pionships at the Etobicokc
Olympium Pool March 26 to
30 and earned a berth at the
nationals.
The meet attracted 139
competitors representing On-
tario and Quebec synchro-
nized swim clubs. Durham
Synchro — which has mem-
from Ajax and Pickering
— was represented by two
15 -to -17 -year old national
stream teams at the elite
event.
Durham Synchro's first
15-17 team, coached by
Deana Inglish Shaw, finished
fourth overall. second in On-
tario, in the figure competi-
tion. The squad also turned in
an outstanding routine perfor-
mance. The routine score
all, second in the province.
The squad will now ad-
vance to the National Syn-
chronized Swim Champi-
onships in Quebec May 2 to
10.
Team members are Katie
Ancell. Jenny Burgess.
Stephanie Crann. Jessica
Coburn. Amanda Damtsis,
Shaina Dinsdale, Amy
McPherson. Lauren Millar
and Leslie Wickens.
Durham's newest national
stream 15-17 team, coached
by Holley Lundmark, per-
formed a lively routine set to
Elvis mucic which earned it a
13th -place overall, seventh in
the province.
Lundmark's team will
now concentrate on perfect-
ing its routine and developing
solo and duet programmes for
the Trillium Meet at York
University June 5
combined with the figure to 7. The meet will
mark gave the team fifth over- feature the Ontario
NHL oldtimers at tourney
PICKEMG — An NHL oldtimers game will
be featured as part of the annual Bay Ridges Hockey
Tournament, which opens tonight, Friday, and con-
tinues through Saturday evening.
The ninth annual tourney, slated for Don Beer
Arena will see a Pickering over -60 hockey squad
take on NHL oldtimers Saturday from 4 to 5:30 p.m.
Former NHL players Bob Lalonde, the Conacher
brothers and Ivan Irwin are among the oldtimers
who'll suit up.
Tickets for the oklumers' game, are $5 for adults and
are available at the door: Children are admitted flee.
The weekend of hockey will end with a dance,
prizes and a buffet Saturday night. Tickets for the
dance are sold out. Food and an upstairs bar will be
available throughout the tourney.
Don Beer Arena is at 940 Dillingham Rd.
"Jo" (call) as well as the
top three squads from the Age
Group Championships set fix
Etobiail:e May 21 to 24.
Team members arc Aixa
Avancini, Jennifer Bell, Kim-
berley Bonnar, Andrea Cyder -
man, Alexandre Houtart, Ash-
ley Malarczuk. Heidi Nemeth
and Heather Therrien.
Durham Synchro's Jenny
Burgess and Shaina Dinsdale
placed seventh, second in the
province. for their duet rou-
tine at the Eastern divisional
championships. Burgess and
Dinsdale will now move on to
compete at nationals in May.
Leslie Wickens and
Burgess also competed in the
solo category at Etobicoke.
They finished 16th and 17th,
respectively, earning them
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9 am - 5 p.1- 519441
tax 404-2500.
COONS. SEPMRS, bar-
Ternders. needed for new Pub
A Akna b. and Hwy 2 Fax
rewau b 905-509-4224
[KNEZEM Unded Church
seeks OrganistMusoc Direc-
lor to commence September
1. 199"- ItesponNibblities to
include mid -week char prx-
ka and ore Sunday stria
Pleasem
lorwal resres by
Friday APM 17M. 199" to: The
search Committer. 1464
cowite Rd. Cowba. Om
LIE 2161 or Fax 905468-
4433 (Sino)
House Cleaner
Afrynday-Friday.
Days only.
Approx. 25 hrslw•k
1kivers license 6
references re-
quired Se rf im-
mediately. Can
(905)
420-7042
Hmct.lml re -
guired fun and part bme W Nm
Ham Cola Cenve in am wMby
NO Minimum 2 yrs exp.
Can NKk 723-0211 or Evat-
alls 6662125
EIVE"NCED tandsapen
needed lust have own trans-
portM=o Also foreman need-
ed Serious cans
1905oonMlyy
)426-5551 or (9D5µ26-
EMRIENUO Poo person.
concrete finisher, lull hme.
long hours. For mere W.111-
tion Ano muniew call (905)
839-6399 or tax (905) 839-
8676
FRIOMY FAMILIES want
rt1Moo Spanish ten on .lily in
Durham GCultural expen-
w"I
Durham. ad $90 a week. (905)
438-9347.
NnwSTTLIST with experience
and ChKd a tot downtown
scion Call Axxess
tA0OlN M and OZ Driver
needed for tiusp sod farm.
Own transpertabon required.
Lag hours. some (Navy litl-
inq RAepsumin will be received
a 4100
Grim lid. 1Hamilto y
G 905-
2213.
LANOSCAE calsvoc im La -
bowers warbled Expimim s in
�am Mumma
ffaiL OZ kence
std a". own Itaasporhkowt
required. cal (905)438-1276
LANOWAPE consil -'n yo-
personnel. Knowledge in in-
adwil. stops, rAaiti g tones,
and psicact. Must have own
trmportaN6N. Clean drM q
abstract.
Fax resume
(905)432.2166.
LANOWAVE consralumisaks
person aquina. Experience
f rilisa al ar10 cofnter-
tcial, landscape mostrucuon.
Salary dofMtion. fall
(905f
276
KUM Responsritile people
to NN millassing positions.
lExperou with dwity or
fulindinusang an
asset. but rid esfebliil. W111
will train. Call 1-800.3462669.
MAT1111E Bstgwl serving MOOS -23 to ode en till MEw SM and wetness nsc
sten squired for Saturday X' o al a moria casual squires mumtull-ti5 upscale
ex-
9"nk s. F=Mnal M am lorlro war in Ni1101u1t stylist minimum a gars Also
WM. wiN thin. Good with 1988 Taablo Pst ex entrCNIIIIIe- ILA and with * with Nso
public, pleaurd personality, necessary,
s. No Died experience be tel am pal kme esKteNdm.
teat playa. Cam Catherine ��� train�in,Yg will De RMT am other tndiskc then -
Wood 906-686-3138. x .,.. r -„n the 1600 ume 190516861872. 416-410-8739 o
TORONTO LINE (416)798-7259 CLOSED Monday's. FAX- MW57"21a
1 General Help 1 General Wp 1 General Help
An Established local employer has the
following permanent positions available.
ASSEMBLERS
Light Assembly, must have previous
punch press and/or light assembly work
experience. Grade 12 completed.
Rate: $1 I+ to start.
MAINTENANCE WORKER
Experienced with punch presses
and PLCs desired. Certificates of
qualification an asset. Min 3 yrs
industrial maintenance required.
Rate: $14-18 to start.
Steady days, 40 Firs per week. Company
paid benefits package. References re-
quired. Please send resumes to File# 12-3.
Oshawa This Week, P.O. Box 4h 1,
Oshawa, ON, L I H 71_5.
CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES
If there are firms or Individuals to whom
you do not wish your reply sent, simply
place your application in an envelope
addressed to the box number in the
advertisement and attach a list of such
names. Place your application and list in
an envelope and address to: Box Replies.
If the advertiser is one of the names on
your list your application will be
destroyed.
HOST A STUDENT
from Spain or Quebec
Open your home to a student eager to
learn english from Spain or Quebec
and gain an exciting
cross cultural experience.
Warm host families are needed
in Pickering/Alax
for the month of July
Families are renumerated
for room & board.
For more information Please contad
Language we"op coordinator
Arlene Heuman 0 4214 829
Immediate Position for
HAIRSTYLISTS
We are currently recruiting Hairstylist with a
strong background in color. We would like to
attract the best talent and we are highlighted
as one of the best competitive pay and bene-
fit packages in the industry, including:
Competitive salaries,RetaA Cornrnissions,
Medical coverage, Continuing education
Paid vacations and holidays .Discounts
Experience our style of success by becoming
a member at our newly renovated Hair -Studio.
Fax your resume to:
613466.2254
or voice mail to (905}470-0278 ext.
511
Attention : Julia Rocknnan
- Hard working individual
- Must be cornpetent, trustworthy
Location: Pickering
Start: Immediately
Fax resume to:
("S) 831-6134
Must mdude hourly wage expectations.
1 General Help 1 General Help
Typesetter
Local Oshawa Desktop Publishing
establishment requires a fast, accurate typist
experienced on Macintosh equipment to work
approximately 16 hours per week. Ability to
work in QuarkXpress is essential and
knowledge of Adobe Photoshop and/or Adobe
Illustrator would be considered an asset.
Please submit resume to:
Oshawa/Whitby This Week
File #1
865 Farewell St.
Oshawa, Ont.
UH 71_5
We would like to thank all applicants for their
interest, but be advised that only those selected
for an interview will be contacted.
Co
One of Canada's larger Unisex Hairstyling
chains has openings in Pickering/Oshawa areas
for newly qualified and experienced stylists.
Your own styling station immediately
Guaranteed basic and commission
Convenient hours in Dean, modern salons
Equipment supplied
Advanced technique and management training
Progressive promotion opportunities
Benefit plans
Check out your prospects
Call (905) 831-3800
or (416) 213-1700
PANT TINE NAIL TECHNICIAN
required for Beautyckrb. -Star
W anyernaennt. fast work-
er Call bank or Kam y 905-
571-2582
MOT MAAIMG S3W$459*wk?
Established xNerbsnng com-
pany raptly expandlinq 15
responsible. outgoing people
needed rowI 111111" b train
Call Alisha for mlervkw
(905)720.3144
OPEMMIG Soon 1414 Town -
line Centre elm 15. 9"c:
lurp able
creative Design and Spa are
pn" together a new lam of
nnovative Stylists. Estheb-
aans am Nal Tedtrrlaans A
723 6new sun Can
41.
f1w Operators required
with 1 kora or Low Fro 3 lOns
lot RV hauling in Canadian
Gari abstract. (306)653-111675
STOOENTSII Eam ash. No
experience needed. WL train
you. Minimum age 11+ yaws
old. oshawaAVh tOy/Clan on
Ig
(5105) 263-1093.
7725-0213.
STYLIST warned with own
clientele to work or rem
spspace Debbie or Wendy.
SUP ANUMOENT, expen-
ence am mature Couple to
live in 100 unit building.
Please summit resumes with
experience to File 1125
Oshawa This Week. P.O. Dox
Oat, Oshawa. Ontario L1H
7L5.
TUPPEAwAME. Needs you.
Mooting to lose. Lots to gar.
$SS Free kits. Call 1" 905-
435-0905 Phone orders wel-
come Bea host.
WAIT STAFF A COOM heed-
ed, mrkmum 3 years expen-
enie, for casual dining res-
uuram Apply within Dakota
Botts. 1755 Pickering Park-
wify. No pram Calls plasm.
THE NEWS
ADVERTISER
Has routes
available for
))) to
delmer
Newspapers and
flyers to the
bNowing streets
AJAX
Kwnp or.
Dennis a.
Wright Cres,
Patterson Cres.
Pomwv Dr.
Delaney Dr.
BOB cc es.
PiMrr►arn Cas
Dreyer Dr. E
lailnedmithawy W
PICMERIHG
High anew Rd
Krkwood toric
spn•gww Dr.
Sou"IC01tl Rd
Cord» Cres.
Abbott cres.
Hadrian Cru.
Maple Hill Crt
Tarroer Cru.
*�}tiT2.3
SCARBOFMXIGH
Feagen Dr.
Balifigam Dr.
Cleves Dr.
cenbnial Rd
Greybeawn Tr.
9omholm Dr.
Clearlake Awe'
Btrdsilvar Gardens
Bowes Garden Crt.
M*dock Dr.
Broadridge Dr.
FOR FURTHER
INFORMATION
CALL 003.5117
Truck
Driving
Position
Min: 3 years
expenence. Clean
driving record a
must.
Fax resume to:
(905)
426-5240
Atte: Rob
■NIT STAFF experienced tum
time. Appy in person. 320
Harwood Ave S. SIMPLY
ITALLAN.
q TED - Swda t for Ctrl
lift summer laborer obs for
bol pool i sQa rwnPafq.
FAx resume b: 905 420.2597.
SO= A -Z dkiver kmee-
dM* for tears. U.S. evert -
ata. dear aborad. Crinin)
dearam cheek. 2 years
tniniemm expowna. serious
Viliftsbls tax to (905►263-
2746.
WNMENOtME swung= -
emp to Perot, iffebaa
opening, SIS.DO per how.
minimum 2 year supervisory
expeneve. aubfaDOW and
uioneed baCYgroud, mid-
rkgiv shift. possi0iky at me -
kill". Pi" - ing area tat. re-
sume to SON Plus. Aire Mary
Jane, 416-495.0941.
TEAM NK410 Position, ex-
�riertad sDabk persmrml
(l weed establisfled Norm
Pickering based l stdsic III
company. Must have mk111-
Mum 3 years experience in
Pisa. ImeAodung, or Wit
mair"Ounce. can Monday
through Friday 905-619.6761
a tax resume to 905 619-
0786.
:LASSIFIED ON-LINE
IMIIJET: nrugrJ/.ww.6rlt�eewt.nmt
120 130
PERMANENT
PART-TIME
OFFICE HELP
required Immediately.
for Monday & Friday.
F.au Scarborough
(-omsm anon company.
C(rnpuw and
accounting skills
marndarory
Fax rr:sumc to
(416)281-4752
EXPERIENCED MANAGER
needed immediately for tele-
marketing office. Apoicarn
must be aggress". dynamic
and nave a strong sales A W
y Please can 1905) 474.0492
NATIONAL GREETIMG Card
:Omparr/ requires Sales Rep-
resenta w for oshawa/wM-
W area Ony experienced
salespeople need apply
Please tax resunw to 1-800-
877-7001. followed by Keep-
sake Cards
1 Offen HNp 1 Office Help -
BOOKKEEPER/ACCOUNTANT
FULL TIME
Pickering Accounting practice requires
individual to perform monthly accounting
functions up to the F/S.including monthly
remittances for assigned clients. Prior
bookkeeping experince required.Good
communication, computer skills essential.
Reply with salary expectations to:
Comprehensive Business Services
105 Woodview Drive
Pickering, Ontario, L1 1L1
Fax. 905-509-3528
Sknibd Help dulled IMiP
Established manufacturing Company
located in Whitby requires a third
year apprentice toolmaker for our
tool room. Full Benefits. Contact
George Matthews by fax
905-668-0235, or nail to:
Lofthouse Brass
Manufacturing Limited
310 Hopkins Street
Whitby, Ontario L1 N 289
R. A. FESTERS TRUCKOG
ires
7 PROFESSIONAL AZ DRIVERS
for Canada dt US
1 yr. exp. Clean abstract,
dean criminal search
(903) 434i -d110
DRIVER INSTRUCTOR
CLASS "AT'
REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY
FOR IN -CAB & IN -CLASS TRAINING.
PREFERABLY O.S.L. OR O.TA. CERTIFIED.
Fax Resume to (905) 428-3659
® Ph. (905) 428-9475
Trans Canada Truck Driver
Training
/ AZ working out of Durham, running With
oily.
min. 3 yrs. exp., top rates IS benefits
need current abstract, ICC, police clearance
1 AZ working for Durham Company for
tates. Top rates b benefits.
min- 2 yrs. exp.
need current abstract, ICC and Dc
1 OZ for Rexdale Company
Hared bomb - must know city
$13.50/hr- plus benefits
have current abstract
1 AZ for Rexdale Company
05.001hr., plus benfits
need
pcurrent abstract
NO►tltern Per SolotHxt to:
112 Athol St., Suits 203
Whitby, Ontario
Wed April, Fri. Apr. 3rd., gain-4pm,
SOL Apr: 4,10am-4pm
or gall 905.430.7168 / 905-430.0326
i%GE 36 -THE NEWS ADVERMIM FRIDAY.., RF [, 3, 2!!s
1 SIM 11aplA0arnte • ONyear• AygiMbw 1 B9ryBN Cr14w 1 grg� Corn6r
HELP
WANTED
Office help,
Telemarketing
and Mall Show
Workers
Call (905)
720-1818
SPORT REPRESENTATIVE
Male or Female Start Imme-
diatey- Career Potential Saf-
ary/CommisSion Call (905)
576.8065 or tax (905) 720-
2966
WANTED SALESPERSON for
local retail pool a spa com-
parry Experience preferred
Will train Fax resume to 905
420-2597
Skilled
mob
CNC MILLING. lathe operator
Inc manual boring mill op-
erators. (experienced)
re-
quired for heavy equipment
manufacturer Must be ex-
perienced with Fanuc con-
tras All applica leis must be
Ade to do their own Set up
card and work under mini-
mum supervision
Fax re-
sume to Dynex Engineering
(Whift (905) 721.1204
HELP REQUIRED
by soled wood
furniture marlutwtur-
fs any
Machinists
Assembler
Finisher
Apply in person
1-4pm. at:
895 Dillingham
Road., Unit 3,
Pickering
SPECIAL NEEDS, pre-school
children warned for home
nursery School Taught by Be-
havior Consultant with many
Years experience. Call Debra
905-420-1752
WESYWY and Hwy 2 - ILII a
part time all ages. 6am-6pm
summer openings, trips, out.
Ings. crafts. lots of TLC. Call
Tina 905-683-2210.
1 Firewood
FIREWOOD Roka Lumber ii
Firewood Centre 4'xtl xf .
$60. 4x8 x16'. S65 Eslab-
lished 1963 Days 705-277-
3381. Evenings 905434-
6665 Free delivery to Oshawa
area
1 Bargain
Corner
CHEST FREEZER, 51'. S�50.
skates (Risportl size 240.
$250. size 33. $199 Skates
(Don Jackson) size 6. $199
Dishwasher7 $199 905-831-
CHILDREN'S WOODEN out-
door play set 10 it slice tire
swing, Fireman s poli. chmb-
long ropes. Drudge. etc Must be
disassembled. $250 420-
2711
1 Articlin
--- for Saw
GARAGE 1-', repacrs. broken
spnngs rides, ropers, Open-
ers IrutallW S45 New doors
16- 336 M
•-•xr.00wvua73try nos Loam
X
125 GALLON. fish tank i
stand all accessories mciud-
ed Pad $1200 asking 5600
nr best otter call Bnat 43a-
5969_ ager 5 pm
7 IT NOVELTY freezer. 3
,long doors very good con-
ldwpm, asking $1.000 905-
649-5675
BEEF SIM. Si 89AD Custom
--ut Quarters avalable Gov -
Iii inspected No Chem -
direct
'rOm farmOrono 604 905-983-
WANTED - -
+171
Set,.a kctvvurt expert-
ens. transpo tail n, own
CARPET NIOKER.
fools a milli. Fax raatw b
Nylon M,Ck. plus, sum re-
905�0-2597
s,stam carpet For 3 rooms.
LARGE 1 -bedroom basement
^ay $369 DO Price ricudes
1 ibsp-
30 So Yds capet. dello a pad
M•dcai D•ntai
and nst�abon n vow !!once
laundry $7,m" l h A.a l
Free quDt*M n your Mme
AMT,IIVT WANTED �mme.
No interest, no payment W
Ihatetv for !erne practice n
One tug year. Danes 1-i>DO-
OStwa Fug or pan kne Re-
217-0104
WAIN exCtMl1M coma irrca-
cart
lion skills Eimes
CARPETS - kits of carpet
to
IMM Fax resrrrua b (9051
t Op., nyton new s re-
579.1069
least carpets on ham. I will
"1,* $10.950 92 Voyager LE.
carpet 3 rooms. 5319 Price
AND YARD SALE
ekrda carpet. plenum pad.
I\1E Pr)A
'pen dwaNabon. tact dew-
tal group
� true estim*s (30 prdsl
Oshawa.
••xmau 686-2314
Aurne to.
CARPETS SALE: .oh a car -
NU
IN]
Jets 100% nylon SUM fe-
g Sit Fast
ems-ape!3 room 5339
e 201,
30- WI,
(leuano
c•emnm pend ad installa-
"nFree evrnmescarpet
187
eclairs S"VwTg DUrNnt ad
urmurudrg area Sae 905
MAT -TIME Dental Ass r. a-•
586.1772
reQJ,Ieo �` A prete•red Seg
resume b. 2721 COirDCt FID.
CIGAR LOVERS! Monte Cristo
"ubar.
Unit 3s Counts. ON LIE
d4 UgdrS Box d 25.
Cali 905-;26-8337 sip
X-RAY TECHNOLOGIST. for
m
suo, rehe' °lease Cal
1905156-200
• 1 Day
wamaw
WANTED LIVE
-IN/LIVE-OUT
nanny nor 6 mornt, old Dabv
Reterentts required. Gil;
(905)839-5978
ImAv i 4
tWE OUT HARRY for 3 chud-
ren trom 9 am - 530 pill
Please call Chrtstnue (905)
427-0,162
PICKERING Boaek / Rollo:
1oving daycare 18 months to
2
years Dally outings
(fenced backyard and parkl
crafts story time. music. nu-
tribous meals a snacks First
Aid. CPR certified Non-
smoking
on-
1mo Ing receipts 905-428-
DUALITY WYprein Liver-
PooVGlenanna area. smoke -
tree. Child daycare diploma.
eManUchilo CPR. fenced yard,
day trips, receipts. nutritious
meals/snacks provided Ret-
e
rences Available upon re-
quest. Cathy Patterson 95-
420-2400
n11ri1 R
sad Ic 0,t niter re-
fused. aluminurrl boats and
Malts. Eventide motors 2 -
30 hp Toro mowers and
ubnbbsv ,Own boy mof•-
ars. k wWk Saws and tnm-
-M Wdde Sales 4700
TMckson Rd N f905) 655-
8010
COMPUTER. Pentium 90
8meg 540 HD 1x CD 5395
:GA morktor $89 Service a
Upgrases Upgrade your ad
PC t0 Pemrum 166mmx told
16m -ram, 16be Sound 4m
VGA, tower case $369 Model
T Computers 131 Brock SIS
905-430-5615
COMPUTERS - used penin
ums complete with monitors
from $675 Trade that old VGAi
SVGA monitor for a new 14'
boom $135 Off. or a new 15
from $225 Oft $50 o" Canon
Primers - Inquire. Trade up
Your old Pentium 75-133to
mmx 200's for only $595 We
accept trades of printers
scanners 386's 486's etc
Computer Clearance Centre,
697-3059
FREE WATER TEST and rec-
ommendation Are you con-
cerned about your waW Cyt
its at (905)6654483
• pop- Ayatlble• ONyeaw A"I,
Bankruptcy Stock Kitchen & Bath,
new stock and much much more
45 Keeble Cres. Ajax
3 Holmes Cres. Ajax
Sat & Sun 11-5pm (905)686-%78
1 Ante to 1 Art � for
7AP��Rlll.
PORTING GOODS
ARD SALE
endors Aanted
4TH - 5TH
S25AX) Per Table
CONTACT LAURA OSMOND
(905) 436-0644 AT BARII"LAY'S
SANKS' Appliances Parc
ery ce new washer $350
host -free deluxe fudges 5325/
up. side -try -side Icemaker,
water dispenser $699 Full.
SIM stackable waster a dryer
$599. stoves regular d sell-
0
Mup. bar floors
5239. upngm freezer 5299.
dryers $150/up. matching
washer a dryer 3 years ad
$600 426 Slmcoe St S
1905)728-4013. Open Sat a
Sun
HAY for salefirst cut. $3 00/
bale 6553551
HOUSEHOLD Furniture- Dou-
ble bed with brass lead and
loot board $100 Blade enter.
tainment center. oak from
$200 Sofa and chair $600
0 8 0 Call 728.2311
ANTIQUE SIDEBOARD S525.
once s:e duplex tlholocopter
wmh tlocument leerier $3.500
(2) hexagon end tables $75
Coffee table 550 hot point
STOW . set clean. almond.
$450 Cad 666-6393
OAK DINING SET. 2 exten-
sions E Wars $900 War-
drobe. wrote wlife". $75
Row carpet. 'suunderfay 550
�/i•tMt nig $75 905-723-
PIANO V1lurktzer, e■ceflem
Condrtlon full SIM nnqqMM
$3.000 or cat Oftf915j623-
9549 An 6 00 pm
PIANO For Sal Bell. apart -
men• si;e $1200 Can 905
655 X860 after 6pri
PIANO. !it Sale Samtck 7
Yea's ptrorcf Condition.
52.300 1905) 666 4269
MANG Studio yptigm. KRA-
IfICH a BACH only 2 sea's
Con
never uvd like !few $2
600 080 at 905.420.8458
fNANOS4:RAMXATIIER
CL�_KS All 199' tenor Mod.
tis reduced Used Pianos
YamaN, Sanxck Kimbal.
ion Young
acrd 0 New fty Rd
to own Large Selection of
grandfa6wr docks !nom $995
And up Call T E L E P PIANO
433-1491
REMINGTON 6 nVm model
70C 8,,'L .A ,l SP with 102
Relf"M scope $525 Call
Joni 705357.1044 (sip)
SCUBA DIVE !chs summer
Jpcoming course April 5
1LwmTDyi , SA and
snorkeling equipment SALE".
DIVE SOURCE SCUBA SUP-
PLY 190.5) 668-6566
www drvaource com
SEARS 'Cleanmore' carpet
and uohastery cleaner $100
Sony turntable $25 TVNCR
stand 520. Track ape rind
tapes d Cass) $15 Receiver
S Speakers. twrdse bke
Marushin motorcycle helmut.
black tun face S60 6681819
(snpi
SHEOMAN - Quality wooden
sheds 8 X 8 bam kit only
5299 PLUS tax Many other siz-
es and styles avallaDle. Also
garages and decks 761 Mc-
Kay Rd Unit 3 Pickenrg For
more onto 0311 905 -619 -2093
$WE BY SIDE Refrigerator,
double oven stoveelectric.
washer dryer, dining room
sate with 6 ctwrs. Best off-
ers (905) 931-03W
OAKj`PME FURNITURE..AII
add oak table sets on sale--!
eg SOLID OAK double pedes-
tal table 44' x 96' extended Cl
w 1' Fick to0pp. 7 thick said
oak slum, 2-15' ext choice of
edge profile9 SfWpe of table
top loval or rec) AND 6 said
oak Cambridge CUTS. Limit-
ed time only $1.799. AN of our
tables Are handcrafted on ne
premiss. Complete table
sets from as low as $749.
Traditional Woodworlung. 715
Norm Port Rd. (S on Read)
St.) Pon Perry (905) 965-8774.
UNIQUE 7 pc. solid leak
rtecher Mock diforwig room su-
excWW wrMdion $1100
o.b.o. CAN (906)839-4121 afkr
6p.m.
USED Fill= $255. and tp,
used stoves 5200. and up.
used washers $250. dryers
$125 and up. Now brandme
'la
)ridge, 16. c.f. SM . New
brad name 30' stove $449.
Mild up. New 5 c.f. 1fw2m
5255., Stephenson's Ap-
p6auoes 227 Court SI., Osln-
wa. 576.7448.
U -SHAPED olearhro uak
kitchen from Bnndorn Kllch-
ens. 4 yrs ad. Pantry and
microwave shelf, will tit a
kitchen 11' of 10' or larger.
53000 oDo 623-9107 Isrip)
WILLMAR WINDOW sale - All
v]V sliders $2800 Der so. h
insWkd Cash and carry
522.00 per sq h (Mm 6 sq
") Eg 48' x 36' Slider
5264 00 Similar savings on
bay. bows and entrance
doors Call (905)426-2830
YAMAHA YPP-54 Digital Pla-
no as new $1300 firm Call
905-438-8689
Articles
WrtaO
ANTIQUES'Absolutel ! At
vice conSu'tation -free ap-
prai5als -mi! Mal tee. auction
service 20X negohable Pur-
chaSmq outrught. estates w/
some antique contains (no
limit to value considered(.
coNedio is of any sort. quan-
tows or sirlgte amque dents
I'M by to iespot to ad quer-
les Robert Bowen Antiques.
Brooklm. Orman (9051655
8049 tax 19051655.5501
CASH OR DEALS. We Buy.
Sell a more' Home Judio/
vadso, car bi*o. tools. CD's.
mOvws, games. gold. da-
monds. furniture.
Appokoncies
(905)433-1785 9W571-2274
(9051666-0004
UNWANTED, scrapIMtys
removed 680'5. air cons.
Stoves, cars . twin mathinfory.
6Or 7t1ryf nutty (905) 571-
WANTED WORKING OR
No, Washers dryers.
stoves Camping Trail out-
side turnNre, dresser (905)
426-`M
wANTEDI Good used bicycles
f„r dote swap Apel 4 a SDI
can bicycles Plus 905-436-
6040 for dM*
1 Carpue
Anlwnw
NEAU-S C :.cr a �nC
www N
ourrtmew$ eeV
-a 73arnOex tom
PpOw.
599
SALE- KAYAK Pool Rectangu
lar above Qruund aruclifel
decks 16x24 0/0- 55195
Ha" price Sale On IIIMIANIOn
7%4
of G S.T 1-600-668-
MMLost a
1 Ma
Found
FOUND IN Harwood Mall
Parting kit partial lower den-
ture call 427-5777
• 1 PMaISwrD )how
ohns-
UMBRELLA COCKATOOS.
Breading pair Cages training
stands. etc Call Keith 905-
720-2697
I
1 Ards n Will 1 AnielNto WafN90 11 for �" ' 1 Port
250 250 `-"'•
AUTO BUFFING a Polishing
give your car, pick-up truck or
van that new car look From
$100 Andy (905)571-5378
• murine
1969 Surfmaster Fibreglass
boat Seats tour. 60 hp. John-
ston, rebut", new prop d new
top in '96vnth trailer $2000
obo. 1-705-328-2212 (sip)
1944 Searay Seville. 17 ft
with 3 hire Merc Craser. Re-
built motor, very !pod condi-
tion $4850 Call 706-1460
� 1 1
For
Aprrhnems
1 -BEDROOM newer base-
ment apartment 0 C area,
clean 4pc bath, all inclusive.
also laundry air, cable. Non-
SrllOker no pets Ist/last
N
SPRING FORWARD TO CER-
$550/month. Available June
ANTIKA ANTIOUE'S SPRING SALE
T R'SE11NGING IN THE
1st 905-721-2888.
Gibbard dressers, comer cabinet,
RAMr artle selection
of Pretty fully r•eonditioaad
LARGE 1 -bedroom basement
settees, small tables etc.
mini vans and solos -
apartment se5parate crit an• e
Take advantage of great savings!
m
"ap'• 'cheap'. Ell. Vans -
laundry $7,m" l h A.a l
109 Old Kingston Rd. Unit 6, Ajax
95 Transport loaded while
able mmedie•.r r;
905-426-2888
mint. 100.E kris $12.695
Sheppard N, p
All. to". cruisearnAm stereo
cassene $1.500 as Is. o b o
94 Grand Voyager 10 year
smoking C411831
eeanh guarantee, vet -needled
ann ed pristine white, loaded.
House-training started (705)
HOUSE CONTENTS
"1,* $10.950 92 Voyager LE.
SUPREME. 307 cubic inch,
AND YARD SALE
'"�' and Pry S8.B95 93
Furniture appliances, tools, etc.,
aerostar extended. loaded.
35 Burcher Rd., Ajax
est Oji - cale X995 g3
Astro exttufded. loaded. Dur -Sat.,
I:.
I.:
April 4th, 8 a.m. - 6 p.m-
ndl. ince $10.950 SALE
AUTOS - 95 Srrnumercarpe.compuuer:1:010.
1
air. foulest pita 58.850..Irrwrwt
015 Firefly se. auto. 1 door-
fitfri•ier,
62.000 kms. new only $8,500
)1 Luer Turbo. auto. loaded.
,,w kms perfect now $7.495.
90 VW Jetta. GL. auto, at, a-1.
55.595 91 Cavalier FIS V-6.
whole. air auto. come see
55.995.91 OMs to Royale.
'goaded. excederM car orgy
55.995 90 L.IWN. Town Car.
sign loaded. leadter. Mike new
$8.495 91 Buick LeSabre. old_
)Adel. low kms. new AnnualS8.850. 93 Ford Sable. load-
ed. low kms. new price
57.700 92 Sunrumer 4 x 1.
tips. A-1 cheap $6,495. 89
Tacker ixnvefabk. 4 x 4 fun
or $4.695 93 Geo Metro auto.
Jnefty and ony $4.595 93
Sack Act!eiva v-6. loaded
-4.000 km super Sale S7.7oo.
16 Grand Am auto at. cent
)acid car $I 995 firm Come to
CMKar Auto Centre. 155 ding
1 1 t1OO"'oo'(ft Awanwaws Well >t Midtown Man can
for Saw 1 1 fur Saw 579.26116 Sat You.,
1954 CHEY .mpa,a 2 do-,!
348 Tri-powe• Show COW
HOn Soots o m sty 668-
3'912 atter 5 00 p a
1965 MUSTANG 5 -cylinder,
3 speed 175 000 ides.
U-000 firm Can 905-So9-
feat
19N MUSTANG p s , p D .
sunroof gwrl condition. nweds
mobr wale SI.000 433.4138
or 139-0494 snp
1916 JEEP CHEROKEE. ex-
cellent shape. new oresre.
burn motor. $3.000 Certified
:9051 728•-8666
1946 MUSTANG LX Hatch-
back 4 speed 4 cylinder.
sutroOt. Power locks arr Fin
Cass. paw Excellent run-
ning
sS Cad MM Certified
1916 PONTIAC 6B9, dark
blue. 4 door 4 cylil auto.
au, 260K lmostly hwy) $1000
as 1s obo (905)665-8582
1997 Cadillac Fleetwood. all
SCOTTISH TERRIER. Irak, 1
options under 100 000 km
ood condition. certified
only, very affectionate smart
$420
$4200 Gil 432-1863 or 242-
8 Active. paper -trained, moth-
(SNP)
er can be wowed Call 905-
721-8117. leave message
1917 Mercury Grand Marquis
TERIU P00 Jack Russell ala
$wer 1500 equipment.
inljectioon
Shetty pups for sal Vel
2964
Checked. first shots, de.
wormed Call Laurie 905-6651998
OLDSMOBILE Cutlass
5191 (sup)
Supreme. 2 -door, automatic.
APSO pups for sale.
All. to". cruisearnAm stereo
cassene $1.500 as Is. o b o
NoAPng. non -allergic.
571-3545 after bpm
eeanh guarantee, vet -needled
House-training started (705)
IN$ OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS
786-3124, leave message
SUPREME. 307 cubic inch,
V8. automatic, new muffler
'C� - Di.
g,
Akidas, Shetlands,
Shih tzu, Maltese,
U o Apso, Golden
Retrievers, Westies,
Mini Dasd"Ands,
Boxers, Chihuahua
March's Pet Supers-efC�
(Carter & PgM1 Rd.
(905)723-5077
us- AgloMob
CIEOR PR KEMit On Me
spot Pay -
111111
IlllfNi ttrom 5750 O.A.C.
Ca
rucks, 'Am 1961 to 1994
ALW$dy Auto SAles Ltd. 792
Sifnca Street Soup, Oshawa.
Phone 905720.3382.
stocks. battery, starer, After -
ruts, fuel Pump. major lune -
UP including wires. plugs,
goad yr, tires, 160, 000 Km.
murts
905101-81 smooth. 53850.
1989 PONTIAC Sunbird. 4
door. 4 CYI., auto, very dean.
cell. $2.650.579-0130
19" BU1M Pak Avenue, 1d -
I/ Waded: yr, kauwr interior.
anNm cassette, purr, Poll,
$7900. Call David 905-
420-7554.416.296-3277.
1999 OLDS DELTA -
N gr /
Ores, new pans. $152, 000
Mm, good condition, runs ex -
905133 -2 $1200 0.8.0.
1908 TEMPO 5 -Speed. 4
doors, air, trailer hitch,
120,000 kms. Rias grey ex -
COW condition. $2700 oer0-
fwd.Cyt(905)665-8149
1911 REGAL ,rand Sport 4
door. fully loaded Irtcftdkg
(lower strtool, wow -wool
105.000 Alm. aMoawnc Start -
Or $8500 o to o. Mint core -
Don CeftihM 905-571-1603
or 905-725.1555
19W CAMARO Z29, 25th M-
rkversary Special Edition. me -
MC blue. leather Interior. fd-
IV Waded. mum Condition. 1
owner 513.900 905.725-
1303
1992 CHRYSLER GAUD
CARAVAN LE. aosoiutely
every option Imaginable. 7
passenger sating. new
Ransmtsstan. canter, front
axle 169.000 Km 3 3L. whole
red cloth interior. 52000
more at dealer plus no GST
$9750 (905)404-8180
1992 FORD Taurus GL. cert,
Green ps. pb. &c. ABS, tok 6-
way Pool, driver ant. ps Poll,
cruise $6150 obo. 905-668-
3809
1992 GEO METRO convert-
ible. red. excellent condition.
alder TOOK 5 spd . win certr
tied Asking $6.900 Otto 905
721.2490 (sap)
1994 CHRYSLER Caravan SE.
6 -cylinder 7 -passenger, new
tires d brakes. 1997 trarls-
MISS". maintenance records
Available 200.0001im, 58500.
Cad 905-666-8042,
1911 FORD TAURUS G L. v-6.
4 door. loaded. $8,900. Cem-
hed. Telephone (905) 420-
6717
1997 CAVALIER. 18000KM.
AMIFMI Stereo w/cars. Red. 2
door Air conditioning. 3 yr.
warranty. 8 months old,
$13600.
1991 ESCORT. 4 -door, auto.
Air Conditioning, Cassette
iMm, $13,000. 1997 Lumi-
N LTZ, baled. 22.00pan, re -
IN: $27,000, asMrg: $19.800.
PIIS taxa. 905.571-0670.
W NYIMDN EXCEL, 5 speed.
standard, good Condition, no
ruS1. ideal reruble Car, cerb-
tied. $1,100.00, 905.837-
0173.
IIARO TDWKM. R.O.L.
made Fn Dodge Ram 94-98
long bed, pyrded red code
(PR4). Borplm new W De-
ci 9��5750. 060
1993 Honda k,vic CX'
dr
hatchback. auto. Muffler catt .
110.000 km, $7500 obo 434.
2775
■11 PAMOrPOOftS
iii Wald
$75 to $7509 for soap urs a
!rucks or any condition veto-
ctes. 24hr prdhx5iayl pry.
up. Free Tovvng All Oumuam
Recycling. cars a bucks
wanted CAN (905)706-5740
428.7878
A RAPID AUTO Removal -
Cash for cars quick removal
(905)426-0208.
AUTOMOBILES and trucks
wanted for scrap. Any condo -
lion. ><N age, Tree removalin
cite Durham Region, cash
Ind Also needed. 75 to '87
Chev or GMC pickup for Parts.
Call anytime, Oshawa 905-
431-0407
CASH FOR CARS We buy
used vehicles. Vehicles must
bein rr wig cordite comeQ. Call
Bays St. East. Ajax at
MLj1LAD AUTO SALES.
SCRAP CAMS Wanted. top
prices paid. Same day pick
UP. Also cars kir resale, will
pay up to $5000. CAN 696-
1771.
1 TrudM
Wr Sale
HM F -15B, 5 litre, 5 speed,
At, tike, cruise, amAm Cass., 2
tone, low Idnii rear slider
window, dean $5995.00
art., 905-434-7317.
1 vmw
1918 DODGE oxlended van,
recleabOng vehicle. 318 mo-
tor. Certified, negdi-
able.905) 721-0564.
1907 SAFARI all-wewel drive
Van, low mileage, 6 -cylinder,
ruNy40Aded, amltrn/cassene/
CD p/w, lad a/Gror lister.
$30,000 OBD. Phone 905-
993-9593 after Spin.
OSIMWA IBIuu 5:., .i:y
dean lowr rise buildingapanolmS close
b 1 01 a GO Pa*ing Aval-
Aek nrn!one 9y From 5600 !
month Phflaw 905576-4255
2 BEDROOM apt$. (2 a%W-
Able) neat Oshawa Centre and
401 PaA,ng. nwudry. Storage
Awal." MMay,June 1st. Non
Smokers Preferred $625/mo
plus hydro 579-0216
2 -BEDROOM. ;4neMne area
May 1St Lower level of large
ankh bungalow Major ap.
hanCts. Wtlndry, uhktrei n-
Uded SirtLow CAN
`105)98S-8632
4 BED. APT.
available May 17.
Parking. cable Ind.
New appl. $738/mo. .
utll. Close to schools,
Applications available
April 61h & 8th.
10-2 p.m. at office,
Athol Green Co -Op
250 DX40p St. E.
Whaby.
Family Composition
must scut unlit size.
668-941
I wry u. E. forkilly -
allies avatiaole May,June ,n
well-maintained quiet 3-suxey
baking Appliances, uta .
Parkingsecurity cameras in-
Uuded On -sate management.
Call Jaret666-2450
AJAX Oxford Tow•rs.Spa-
cools apartments, quiet baM-
llg. close to shopping. 401.
GO Pod, sauna three bed-
rooms from $919. two bed-
rooms from 5824. April 1st
Cad 683.8571 unlit 7 30p m
AJAX, 1 bedroom basement
apt , living room, kitchen.
sauna, parking, non smoker,
no pets, share utilities Avail
Apr. 15, $700/mo-. 509-491;5
AJAX - NWiNT ONE bedroom
basement apartment with
walkout. laundry, cable, $650
inclusive. No pets or smoking.
CALI905.686-6316.
AM, large 1 bedroom base-
ment apt. fireplace, private
entrance, own laundry. park-
ing, yr, shower only. $675/
mo., avail. May 1. Conddynn
M--i-Mi 428-9766
Aro rwW$ HWd?
Z= N one
Available for (Senor
citizen) You are quiet,
dean. responsible. Lets
IML Cal
416816-3702.
Leave message.
ATTRACTIVE Wyk -out base-
rtkm, 2 lame bedrooms, kv-
ing room, kitchen, storage
room, fridge, stove. CA
utuitieS included. No ppeets.
May. 1st. $775. 905 686-
8489.
11 _ Rentfor
AVAILABLE May ISI, North
Oshawa, one bedroom base.
ment apartment, Istlast. rel.
erences required No pets
5495 plus hydro Lynn (905)
436-6886.
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, if,
Whitby Apt building. Spa-
ctous. carpeted. newly paint-
ed, with batcony. dose to bus.
shopping. all utilities included.
IirSVlast required, no pets. 1
bedroom 5690. 2 bedroom.
$790 3 bedroom $850 Call
430-0134
BACHELOR apartment for
rent $485 inclusive per
month first and last Cable in-
cluded 576-0371 Available
May 1 S E. Oshawa.
BACHELOR/Bachelorefte. Sep
ent laundry. cable, very
dean. non-smoker $475, all
inclusive. Available imme-
dtAtey No pets. 839-0821
Liverpool/401 area.
PICKERING basement apaA-
y very
two bedroom, imme-
dialeery spacious bright.
no pets. non smirking, con.
rement area. $850 per mo
905)427-2154 call anytime
BASEMENT
APARTMENT
New 1 bedroom.
First & Last.
Non-smoker.
No pets.
509-7199
tliu
51,11tinI _ ,,,•,1,., ..
.+semen: wurik,kiq GNNprC.
n -Smoking, no pets. I" -
y. parking. cab* $750/
-:orifi inclusive Firstllast
`,lay Ist. (905)720--3057 mes-
ORD" RD /411 AREA- 1
:farm apt avail 4 applfalC-
S cad 416-444-7391
CENTRAL OSNAWA new
'u,ld,ng bachelor Apr 5600
'hone 432-2261 to, app a
Super 1305. 33 Wtnting.
ostowa
CENTRAL Oshawa. large 1. 2.
a 3 bedroom apafiwnts
ava,tabie in DIeN-manfarued
close b ad Amattees.
CMN 723.0977
EAST OSHAWA Large Drgni
1 -bedroom basement
mad n a= area P two onon-
IT&= Parking NI rckrswe.
Noir-Smokers $US Reter-
enas. 905-579-2379 after
5pm or leave message.
HWY.2 / CHURCH ST area.
2.3 bdrm apes ava able rag
(416j 444-7391
LANE VIEW. I bedroom plus
loft ,n u Quiet rfeghbantSuitable Wr single bDd
uple
$7225. Call (9055496--a6t22
LARGE sett-eontanted We.
men! apt Gar, fully Carpeted
Clean !right. parking No
smoking Washer, dryer all
inclusive 5650 ftrVUst
Avail May 1 905-417-75W or
416-299-7155
LOOKING for sufgfe person to
rem a large basement apart-
ment, in Port Perry to smoker. no pets. Separate
entrance Parking, fridge.
Stove. cable. laundry included
S575Jmcnth. relerei . decd
check Avid. May 1 (905)985-
00591SNP)
NEWLY RENOVATED, large 2
bedroom Oshawa Apt avad-
ade April 1 $730/mo can
z
905-4�92i
NOT" OSRAWA Super large
1 E 2 bedroom(s) Extra large
balcony Well managed gael
1111111161119 Controlled entrance
5598 and $698 utll , cable.
parking. No dogs April 1st
and May 1 st. 905-579-5584
NORTH OSHAWA. 2 -bedroom
upper duplex. parking, laun-
drynon-smokers. no pets.
yard. $750 inclusive. Ideal for
working couple. 1st/last
Available May 1 st 905-430-
6906 after 4 30pm,
NORTH PICKERING
NEW. 2-bdrm apt. in Irg
country Mme. Private,
walkout, bright. spacious.
scenic $665/mo.. laundry.
park", utilities end. Avail.
July 1.19111511`1112721970
9111 � g, rip
acs. !BS 7-59!
Also avail.: Horse boarding
Or new 12 staff Dam for
rem (with paddock)
001 BEDROOM sect rid noon,
downtown Oshawa. very nice.
$425 all inclusive. IstAasL
Available AprII 1st. Also 2 bed-
room 5495., available May Ist.
725-8710.
ONE BEDROOM. Inge, bright
blain thoufenced. renovated, antral
Oshawa. bullroute, large
ikil b. $650. Avail-
able it ely. (905) 571-
$32
SPACIOUS well-maintained 2
bedroom scats. Avail. at 900
and SOO Glen St. Some wm
walk-in closets. ppaant
Cloprovid-
ed. w to scads, shoo-
DfnO arare, GO -'inion. I11"-
ties ittdllded. CaN 728-4993.
THE NEWSADVEKTISER FRIDAYs APRIL 3,19WFA(;E, 37
I.'. or
"0" for- Houses -Tor
�Rl RON R.M 01 F= m1i Am -MI Registrations -
B sNNNNNR s' _ L L Registrartm,
IT , .17%AIATC0 DADV - UUWITQV
1 & 2 bedrooms, immediate,
3 appliances and blinds,
MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 RM
(905) 571-3522
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
WINDJAMMER
APARTMENTS - AJAX
Affordable 2 bedroom
apartments
$785 per mo. includes
Fridge, stove, broadloom,
dir, heat, hydro, water and
one parking.
Call 686-0845
or visit us at:
www.geocities.com /wall street/floor/
7657/highniser.htmi.
OSHAWA NORTH � , ;1'
,,,I r,prlroom basement
�,Irlrierit r novaled. with
,tfal� P "I'ance and private
Al;,,;�irluSiveCS650 MO
;ir P of ouple No
k,r,(;,peIs 905)432-2404
PICKERING newly renovated
!jr -Ti baImeril apt
IrITIATICe for 1 Of 2 WOfk-
non smoking. no
t� S68C plus security de-
ill� ? Am.1 immediately
'I,',5�619 0842
PICKERING Brock Hwy 2.
, �,&Wed new carpet,
r,I,,rn basement apt
-l'ance parking
It, i Idu�Ave brfl/llarll
V,i� 1 428-3788
PICKERING L ve,pool.'".
I n%mf full ban't &
rnlri no smok-
$850 inclusive
VA t-65
"!;,K I K I\(.
'; � 1, KVUUL
Ir, ` ba�nt.
":rmn-hed. full
lg ii -r h- And
no %m,kmK
't, S�7; mgu, suit,
,rkung Adult,
\rril ZSth
3.1740Z.
`I -WE PING
lr�ar very private.
,1�rrt apt Suitable for 1 non-
�:noke� Walkout gifts
�ir to raAne Shelf use
�dckard $595 InCIUS".
Avd-I It"Firld 4 PC bM Walk
I Ce CIOi (905I-837VI8
PICKERING GOAAKE
asx S540/Mo
oe we tsmi apt.
5 single non-smoker.
�lerft includes Ujd_
1X19. cable. Laundry,
Pairt, soundproofed.
Avail now,
ART: 905-420-3751
N ... th ot
4. 1 Incirm, b'mi
1 0% a t -d , ery clean,
" pArate entraime.
;l"King, 4r bath, wet
I lAuni, Im, bet u,t
e,le working perwri
linoker, / p,t, (),y
SbRl INCLUSIVL
4 -ID- 1276
Dflgnf above
011e bedroom apan-
.lent 41 appliances. parking
) SFnOk "g. no Pets. $695. in-.
'USIve May Ist (905� 603-
�ICKIERING- Finchi
�&, bright 1 -bedroom
Istilitill apartment ' walk -out
Lra"ce d neighbour-
Panki'nogo non-Strooking
P�', Su"a ble for singii
-rSOII $600 inclusive 1SV
" A" allable immediately.
,,1 56,1
I CKERING. NeMy renoval.
1011,100S 2 bedroom
.�fllelll with Separate en-
�-Ille no pets or Smokers,
-all now Call 905-683-
'83
PICKERING/WHITE'S RD De,
, 7 ""Ole bedroom base -
FIT apartment $600 plus 1/
Ili fridge stove. No
Is or smokers single or
lure couple Preferred Im
dale�&Iay Isl Ist/last-,
151839 1884
OSHAWA - OXFORD MONTH
2 be Itooms
401 sho ' Parking I bal-
lypi SY40 all inclusive
1 it asl April Ist Additional
oll avall No pets, 905-
2232 416 .239 2752�
SPACIOUS 2' - '&_-
split. bright tiarsement apart-
ment. Kleal for single working
person Preferred 4 aMianc.
es. $695 inclusive. avalitabie
May Ist (905)434-5646
2 BIR 'or the price �f I
at 280 Wentworth St.W.
frorn S660. 3 BIR also
available from S720
Utilities included, Easy
acresS to 401. Close to
,;.'cols. shopping Ul
L.(,905) 721-8741_
TWO
amenities SMS an Inclusive
No subsidy available Bea.
trice/Simcole Oshawa 721-
7553
WEST Of CIShania Centre Fur-
nished bachelor apartment
P"valle entrance S450 month-
ly. all inclusive Avadable
April 15 or April 30 Suit one
erson 574 Carbeer Alm
'105)7-28--7r7&4
31 $1 - IA 13SOLUTE AFF0 WLE
CK OF RENTING -P-7,
OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EA�1;11!
$100.00OMORTGAGE CARRIES FOR $700/month
Allinwrium Iricome Sao,000 yea,
5- -P0rwer C)f Sales* available Assumable Mortgages
,I^ Help for discharge:kba
'4 - Call M I nkrupts Not much downpayment?'?
He knows what to do!"
(905) 571-6275 ar 1-800-840-6275
:7 mark Stapley
Sales RIp sution G,Ouc Excel Rirmlly
3 -2 -BEDROOM r, I 1111JIN
Cpntral Pek & HdlCrott area
Cline to scho,)Is fenced yard.
'Prage and 2 baths FirsVIaSt
�ailable June i Call
6 MONTHS FREE! Only S200
dOwn' 2 & 3 bedroom homes
Available. totally- renovated
ous 4 new appliances. from
S7WmOmh all Inclusive M,n
1�qulfecl Income $28.000iyr
,all Don Coombs or Margaret
Khop 905-728-9414
SEMI-DETCHED
59 Billingsgate Crs.
3 bed, 1, =Mroorr. lodge,
stove. Share washer/dryer
Fer"clibaickyard Suit
couplei family
May 2YV75 Im.
util. included
683-6142
3
te (fining room. high en,
�!,Incy forced artoll central
A" fenced yard lose to
$800 piusc utilities
".,It 1905)723-7932
BROOKLIN ' quimt 3- oom
�'UnWiitw nverlooking creek
'lak kitchen. 3 walkouts 2
- ;aths fec room win fireplace
lean. S12010ilmorth plus Call
XWph 905-433-8080
GROUND KEEPER. Pickenti
Area house x", Able excel -
lend for retired or semi - retired
Couple Avail formed rem
negotiable call 905 � 683
1828
"OUSE FOR SALE in So.-
mal"Ville 4 bedroom back
SPIT Anflil finished basement
AC - FAG. walking fttx" to
scvw & mail S187 000
C311 623- 7850 or 905-238-
1690 for intormahlon & ap.
poinfrinerd
WNITBY-AVALIAB� MAY
1ST �,h.j 3
beilrourn ftouse Laundry
Parking clean quiet workmq
persi �A 666-3550
7
For Hem
BROCK RO
Terrice 1146sq IT, indoor
pooll & parking spots rNew,
Pan". broadloom. SIM.hy.
drO A"Labile April 30 905-
331-2210
IM A SOKI
OSHAWA 4 NORMS Free Refit
SOG tG14010 S111 2nd floor
from $400 man fir 300-
116010 scin from M 6ol sq
it 2 rid. floor across from
Osh Centre. East CishatiRa,
400 Still shiWstorrage Call
434 244 7 or 655-4132
OFFICEICOMMIERCIAL space
;or rent UP t�) 70C sq #1 11
own Area - Oshawa call
(905) 432-0478
WHITBY. nice neghbourbood
he,m traffic 15ODS4ff plaza
�o lease ideal for dentist.
afty hair care. many oftr
uses (905)571-2199
Storm Sox*
MINI storage units Oshawa
location Single and Clouble
units available Easy access.
$1 00/month (905)725-9991
Gg
03 for RWON
FAMILY HOUSEKEEPING cot-
tages pool beach. store
playground. Camptiellford, two
hours northeast of Toronto 1-
B88-813-2212
Florida
Vac. Rentals
CLEARWATER, 2-3 bedroom
fully furnished mobile (per-
manent) homes Central air,
pools hot tult near beaches
and major attractions Child-
ren welcom F -in -own on
your hcme (905)683 5503
Private Homes
M For Sale
WNITSY IJrge one belfroom
MILLBROOW CAVAN 2 plus
n-iseirl pny,,,
on, ')i . ..... cl, nuni
1.1m. W" living
low. double gataotiworkshop
itomfillurung room. lutchem.
3 acre 10. close to 0115
"50 plus Lim (VI 430-
'HindrV. Wing. $650 inclu-
6655
I've " Ist 905-686-4018
15/98
9:00 p.m.
OSHAWA MALP
WHITBY - RegeliNcy place
room (imached mome 3 ap-
Apartments, Somors Com-
palances. garage large fenced
plex, I bed apt avasable May
valid. avid May 1 $800 -
utilities Call for in appoint -
I Clear, Quid W" All
MUM 905-9W58M
Nricluded Exiceitient -_
3pt. hook-ups
snon For app: Cal! 430-7397
OSHAWA South 3-bedircom
Designed For Farnily camping M
semi 1 1-2 baft. Single
WHITBY open house 122
Tage. 100"Out 10 11 r 4
KIM St Sundlays 2-4 111 m
ded No Pe's Awadalthe April
cilassic 3 bedroom bungalow
15. $950/monm plus unkties.
Lots of Character many Ulp-
CAN Joe (905)939-3290
grades. fenced lot. Close 10
401 and Go $154900 no
SUlIE7. I bedroom. 2 V2
agents. (905)43010C after
baths fireplace. fenced back
3p in
Yard Available immediately
32 NOWOOG Acres with trout
$1350/ mo References re -
WHITBY, one bedroom
QUIlred WtgneY & ROSSIAnd
available n well rrwnwned
area 686-3338
bu*WV 4 SevM Really Lid
905-668-7777
_VVNITBY - LARGE 2
4 RIESIDENTMIL LOTS. per'
bedroom brick oxecutjve
WHITBY. Clean, quiet. 2nd
home, central air cetilial vac.
floor I-bedroorn apartment lo-
fenced yard, gas neat. double
cated in century building
car garage Call 430-1357
CtntrWIV located. suitable for
Sl 650 plus
Single working person,
SHOW me the MONEY' Home
smoker. $525.hydro A=
Mary I ST. Call 905-668-3011
Wanted
WHITES & Fisch. One Bed-
RETIRED senior couU_
room, basement. air. carpel.
quite 2 or 3 bedroom
dehumidifier, private en-
low in quiet neighbourhood
'Fame, parking. Islylast ca.
Telephone 5714405
ble. laundry. no pets. Call
420-3741.
Townhoustall
M For Rot
-
WUY rem when you can own
your own home for less Than
AN OSMWA SOUIN
YOU think?!! Call Dave Hay-
bedroom towrftus �.S, to
lock Sales Rep. Re/Max
schools and shopping S898i
Summit Reality (1991) Lid
'950/mo ALL INCLUSIVE
(905) 668-38DO or (905) 666-
FirSt/last Available April/May
3211
1 (905)579-9956 clays
Houses
CARRIAGE HILL TOWN-
For Rican
HOUSES - 122 Colborne St E,
Oshawa May availability
434-3972
s I I A At. 4W, Al 1. �rdil,i,
WHY RENT?
OWN YOUR HOME
FROM $700/NIONTH
i Distress Sales Available
-i Not Much Downpayrnent??)
-I Discharged BankruprTt
(905) 571-6275
1-SOG-840-6275
Mark Stapley
Sale$ P45P SILSIM i
Townho
IM RX lor
go Townts,es for
1011 SIMCOE-S-T-REET NORTH
3-Be,iroom Townhouse units
Utilities included
Stove & Refrigerator.
Parquary floors throughout.
Parking included. Playground Area.
Close to schools and shopping.
From $846.00.
Call 905-721-0980
L,W RoO -
Rms,
00 _s
Rem
A ".�fr 'in. lately
va,labie immediately
bie kil��en facilities near
Pickering Generating Station
PTC GO. SWO month, $170
bi-weekly, 420-4318
BEDROOM & Sem, private
sitting room -ioSe to man BUNGALOW/ COTTAGE on
Dos at door Must lik. Pos 200f, &at t A _j
Poking Family emoronmerd
619,2503
P"v
11 G101illIS -I,
hen � � 2 op-
IShed bsmt air large deck
lacullf $157500 OPEIY_
HOUSE Sat & Sun I-4prn or
Call 1905)-725-3374
__7
PICKERING RINGETTE
SPRING TRYOUTS
P.R.A. is holding its Spring tryouts
in April at the O'Brien rink in the Pickering
Complex. Cost is $5.00 per tryout. The tryout
times, for "A" teams are as follows:
PETITE A
April 15/98
7:00 p.m.
April
22/98
7:00 p.m.
April
26/98
2:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
JUMOR A
April
15/98
9:00 p.m.
April
24/98
8:00 p.m.
April
26/98
4:00 p.m.
71W EN A
April 15/98
8:00 p.m.
April 24/98
7:00 p.m.
April 26/98
3:00 p.m.
BELLE A
April 22/98
8:00 p.m.
Apri] 24/98
9:00 p.m.
Aprfl 26/98
5:00 p.m.
LIntermediate AA and "B" level tryouts, will be held
in September '98. House league program also available.
��ampnrr Trailer Campew- �ra.ler ranef
R aU Site$ ca sdas r. ".1 kv-urcce'vins
BEDROOM. pies private sit.
1110 roo,,, f, country fur
nished or unfurnished. use of
kitchen facilities. fernale pre-
ferred $385,'Month SejgrVe
905-985-3607 snp
LARGE furnished room
tion location- With walk r
Clow[. maid service. ~S
towels included Hwy 07
Inery Rd, 4 goff courses
within 5 minutes distance
S400"month Available now
,905, 649 5134
LaAccommodation
CLOSE dAJ
bright room in laMe friendly
Shared flume with 3 oMers
Close to Public frairml Cabe
laundry Must like Children
non smoker $350 576.
5577(snpl
NORTH/CENTRAL OSHAWA
3 bedroom Townhouse. gai-
raoe. c/a. pool, available May
1. No pets References re-
quired $925.uhl 613-623-
9128 ileave message)
PICKERING - superb 3 bed-
room 5 appliances f h d
0 ..,r,,se,
rec room, walk I Cn_
Ire, available immediately.
$1.100 plus utilities. Remax
First Realty Ltd. John Mi
ten, (905) 831-3300
R -
home lot you. $500. down. U91- for Rod
Choice , 6 months free or free
legals or reduced in() r1gage AJAX - clean bright furnished
rate. From $750 /month all In- room. includes cable. parking.
clusive. Income requirement laundry prefer working non
from $27.500. gross. Call smoker. available immediate -
Ken Collis. Coldwell Banker ly. $375 per mo. 427-3519
(905)728-9414.
AJAX - CLEAN carpeted room
3 BEDROOM Townhouse. in in quiet adult home. use of
east Oshawa. 3 baths, 4 aP- kitchen bathroom and laundry
pliances. fenced yard, end facilities Cable non smoker.
unit.. $11,0DO plus utilities $70 week furnished, (905)
Avail. May 1, 905-432-2551. 686-3201
e I in in lovei,, CO-
Occonk Walk to all aril'o-Ines
viiGajry llers-lerrDer In a ra!,K Y�-u Vlcr'
.a.
n �-
in
M & K's Beaver
frig room ditmN, Oom lutch
11
FRONT FEES. OTHERS
DO NOT IT 13
im Master cledro om has en
Suite Lower level has throe
2.
21
Trailer Park Ltd.,.,
walkouts On Sewers Excel-
Ienf lor retirement Or large
1I
21
Oiciporlunaws
T�lmemee, Ont off HWY 7 - 1 mile N on Sturgeon St law
family cottage $16500C Call
905-668- 37
an
le
I.,
Full] (,amping Facillitic-i. Laundry, Store. Pavilion
Give George a call at 905-728-
with splay "in. air com.
(Bingo, Recreation Program) Sca%ion Siws, M
MUST SELL Open House
A�;ri.
f,
3pt. hook-ups
Jib & 5d, 2pm-4pm IS
Wartersdown Cres. Whitby j-
2
Designed For Farnily camping M
bedroom 3100 sq" large
WANTED to buy, new model
Trailli %old on site IN
backye,l
ny Is IOWNnq rof people 10 ell
ntc: LL Ill Box 6o. lthmvwc () N 111 705-799-6221
ME OSHAWA 3 ��!droom bun-
Kong
on 99 9 oxxign Is 15111ins; 1111; xx an a ax
';Alow CA -N FAG rur-
7.1ce I bedroom in law Surle
ADnI 8. 1998 at 7 30 p m at
Lend 1
I
6 appliances a Dargagn a
MoNly pFOSLENS � I I
$133900 (905)-435-4649
14CKERING Gillendale im-
miculate cletacried 3 bednoom
2 Dtdroom in -Law Fireplace
main floor f
bankrupt or being garnisheed
Everyone accepted regardless
Of credin rating Call lot free
information 905-576-3505
Student loans included
amoyroorn
LJfg1! UNICISCaped lot 2 wailk
outs new roof. high ef fur-
OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT
nace floor coverings. g"
GUARAMTEED SOMEE
:'ta $214.900 Prrvaft Open
COMPANIES CHARGE UP'
juse Sun " 5 1 3 p in
FRONT FEES. OTHERS
DO NOT IT 13
:823 Bronte SO 905 -gag-
SUGGESTED THAT YOU
G350
WWSTICATE THOROUGH -
'y
RARE LUXURY '" BOWY BEFORE SSGNWG ANY
bur1r;JI, W� W-drv, CONTRACTS
1 726 s4 It ft buill lot gral-
CIOUS Ifflng AW entertaining Mor,9""
Pickering S227 654 �905� 9.51 Insurance
931-9727
-
MORTGAGES � K,� Dic jvo
-SO@tl*MS4 r.1011`91 Walker
`11' """"Q to( ^ PW'
satis 'RARE OPPORTUNI-
DuSd raidS from 4 49% AN
TY!W Penute as 'it 4 2 aric
Applications accepted Com -
3 bedroom Wwrftuses 4 new
mundy, Mortgage lifie-1511105
appliances, S28 000 Yearly
Business
MW
income to quality M de.
Oiciporlunaws
POSJ1 Good credit Some rent
BODY SHOP -��dha.
TO Own TO qualified Purchaser
tstiltihshtI1 _mnplelety e(M
Give George a call at 905-728-
with splay "in. air com.
9474
pressm frame nuchine. etc
W~
Lease only $1495 725-1171
to any
NEED EXTRA IMCOM[7 Fifth
Avenue -L)IIeCt,on Lid Ilgh
WANTED to buy, new model
line laSNM jewellery compa-
hiane oil 1 plus acre close to
ny Is IOWNnq rof people 10 ell
Orsnihma or law to build one
Parnil "let business Come .1
Call (905)571-2199
to our free seminar, Wed
ON-Loft for
ADnI 8. 1998 at 7 30 p m at
Sale
nhe Board of Education, 400
launton Rd E . Whitby On -
32 NOWOOG Acres with trout
tano It you am Interested in
stream. near Newcas:le
pan or full-time sales come
S75000 waiter Frank. Frank
Dull to see how you can start a
RE Call 576-4111
business of a lifetime at Risk
4 RIESIDENTMIL LOTS. per'
Free, To join our team of suc-
Finds available 40040. Ma-
cessful independent jewellery.
ture trees. close to shopping,
Call Eva 1905), 426-5282 or
Chapman Ave . Ajax
Marilyn j905) 427-3171
j9051683-6... or l=3100a-
609 (David)
SHOW me the MONEY' Home
WATERFRONT Community. 2
acre lot In Fort Perry like
access natural gas $120.000
. Teleprione 905-427-M or
905-985-3724
mobib M b
ff. MI ww Pub
1"3 PROWLER - 29 feet with
35 tool deck and shed in
Buckhorn Family Resort
S14,300 Call (905)666-0880
C
Tralkerr Sites
VARIOUS camPer Park -model
rriiiers for sale - already ser
up oil well-Lreed sites. Stoney -
Point 45 min E Oshawa Sit-
mprices to suit everyone
705-696-2107
MI
CAPITAL FINANCIAL. W'Sh in
72hrS A exCellefil idles for
any reastwi No liens or fees
Don I pay for 3 months Call
9am-5pm. 416 336-8245
DaSed b0SlrNeSS that works.
Tho cis are eaming UT in-
come with P;T work Call 24
nrs for 3 min b"ess over-
view 1-800-495-1024
TIRED Of YOUR too but cant
afford to quit? You don't have
to until you can afford to Tom
a Pan time home based busi-
ness into a lull time one For
the whole Story call toll free 1-
800-832-0797 Then call Les
at (9051436-5004
C -M
Off- Everas
DELUXE BUS TOURS (fully
esconed) ATLANTIC CITY Apr
271h -May lSt & June 1SI -
5th $329 Wheeling, WV
Tanya Tucker May 15th -17th
S299 Foxwoods Resort & Ca-
sino May 24th-MaY 28th
$399 Frankenmuth Bavarian
Festival June 12th -14th $299
Branson Missouri June 20th -
17th $859 Kewadin Casino
IMiChOan) July 3rd -5th
$289 Renate or Peter (416)-
265-3422
7o, 7/ire 5�.
THANKS TO ST. JUDE and the
Sacred Heart of Jesus for favours re-
Iceived. Maiv the Sacred Heart of Jesus
be adored, glorified, loved and pre -1
sen -ed throughout the world now and
forever. Sacred Heart of Jesus pray fo r
us. St. Jude, worker of miracles,"pray
for us. St. Jude, helper of the sick pray
for us. Say this prayer nine times a dav"
for nine �Iays. This prayer has neve I ]
failed, and you pravers will be an
swered. Pu6lication' must be prom
-ised. S.C.
M-11 Personal;
MEET NEW PEOPLUE --E F�,N
VIA', *-"A, ' 900 45, 6',93
Inn 8484 S2 99 per min ute
must be 18 yrs Procall Co
jW2) 954-7420
Actual OLDER ONTARIO LA -
CIES seeking Jates - g 'S &
home numbers. 1-1 -.51 ,
5566 ext 673. S349,min T -
Ione Must be 18
BORED ONTARIO HOUSE-
WIVES names & private
phone numbers, 1-90C.451.
3&38 ex1 680. S3 29iman. must
be 18 T -Ione
Personais
RELAXING
MASSAGE
40 King StA
(905) 404-9625
//,-366. - fal.
PIMO read youir cleans.
fiscl ad an Ow farst fty of
publicabon as we cannot
tint responsilKle for more
aner iriscartion in Ow
'a of an am.
NO TIME
TO TALK
Why not Fax
us your ad!
You can use
your fax
machine to
send us your
adverfisment.
Please allow
time for us to
confirm your
ad copy and
price prior to
deadline.
One of our
customer
sevice repre-
sentatives will
call you.
Please
remember to
leave your
company
name,
address,
phone number
and contact
name.
1zr1zr1rTr1zr
Fax
News
Advertiser
905-
579-4218
Sunday April Sth, 3:30-5:30P.
10 Vale Crs. (South Ajax)
Backs Onto conservation lands - huge private
landscaped lot w1pool, cablinut + beautiful gardens.
Professionally finished bsmnL willoalk bar, firl"flace +
party room - W#Wy exec. Waded with upgrades. Must
see! $379,000.
R~ FID CT ft*y Llcl.,
W . Rogow
831-3300
O"WO30MME
Audil"
I Sat. April 4 at 61
Irlty of Elizabeth
mule to be held at
Myles Ki
Auction HN,
33 Hall St.. Oshawa.
8 pce dining room su-1
ite. antique china cabi-
net. Grinnell brothers
apartment size piano, 3
pce chesterfield suite,
queen Anne coffee and
end tables like new,
corner what not, 5 pce,
maple dinette suite,1
wing chair. oil paintings,
4 bedrooms suites. 5
trunks. 3 wooden war-
drobes. wool rugs. 6
dressers. 5 chest of
d,awers. washer, dryer.
co-er china cabinet. oak
lase
mantel clock,
sle,ving unit, antique
'anros. 112 moon table,
ceclar chest. beaver table
saw garden tools,
round oak table. antique
Cha,,, antique glass and
bedoing. this is a large
farm estate, from Fourn-
ier. Ontario
Oshawa most
renowned and respect-
ed auction serving Dur-
ham for over 30 years.
Ali consignments
welcome,
MYLES KING
AUCTIONEER
725-5751
SELUNG
YOUR
CAR OR
TRUCK?
Showcase it
across
Durham
Region.
Caff
Classifieds
at
683-0707
or
fax 5719-4218
1910 910 ��
LARGCQUIE_ Nancy Peacefully at the Mt. Sinai Hos-
pial on Tuesday. March 31, 1998. Nancy LaroMue,
beloved mother of Josq)h (Twersa), Robert (Judy),
Lorraine (Big). Ererle, Uonel (Beverley). Gene (Bet-
ty), Undal (John), Georgetle (Ron). aW John (Rob-
in). Beloved grandmother of 22, and the great
!nd other of 13. Mother of deceased Kenneth
ehemStwer to Anne Poicim. The family reomw
firlends; at the MCEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME, 28
Old Kingston Road. Ajax (Pickenng Villagei 905-
428-8499 Funeral servicie was held in the &qm on
Friday Apni 3. 1996. hillain -Pine Plicige Merno.-
nal Gardens. In heu of ftwers. donabons to the MI.
Small Hospital Foundation, The Heart and Stroke
Founclabon. or the chanty ot your choice wouild be
M"cLated by the tarndy. I
Want to
pocket some
7
money,
Maybe you have an old
billiards table you don't use
much anymore. Or some patio
furniture you're tired of Or
some clothes that're too small,
hanging in your closet.
Make some money with a
garage sale.
Call,683-0707and
advertise it in our Classifieds
NEWS
ADVERTISER
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ST. ANDREWS
PRESBYTERIAN
35 CHtRCH ST. N.
PICKERING VILLAGE
683-7311
Bible Study - 9:30 a.m.
Family Worship - 11:00 a.m.
Sunday School - Supervised Nursery
Informal Lent Services
Minister - Rev. Ken Rowland
EVERYONE WEI-COME
Pasw Larry Hunter invites you to cit perience
the Life Changing Power of (kw-
Sundav -Service 10-30 am & 6:30 prin
xvednesdav Bible Studv 7:30 prn
• J?rnamic. contemplorarl,
Praise & 96rship
• Strong emphasis on Faith in
1i
1
Fo4, _
�Sp
God's llviord and the . irlit
• Fantastic Children's ministn,
-5 Charni RdL unit #2, Ajax, (*S) 619-1 log
(lucatcd in commercial buildirW I
FirIlowship in Christ Church
NEW THOUGHT
1-55 Plummicir, Pickcring
837-2603
Sundav School
I I a.m. Worship
'Cipme And Be Pirtpspered-
Join us this weckend and
CIFIXTRCf4 C)IiF Cilia's—T
CE"AIR ST., AJAX, 683-247-7
1 street north of 401 - West Of Harwood
SUNDAY - BIBLE SCHOOL 9:45
WORSHIP - 11:00 A.M_ & 7:00 P.M.
WEDNESDAY - 7:00 P.M,
Watch "Key to the Kingdom
Thurs. morning. 8:30 a.m.
Vision T.V. Cable 59
Vree Bible Stu4dy Course
NEW LEVE COKKUMTY CHURCH
% � 1,� 1, - 11111111. \ lliag� k, 1� �.� W!,
19',; Vjll"- F.inrn R,iad. l'ickening
10:30 a.m. Glood P11day - Chapel
10:30 a.m. Palm Sunday - Anditorium,
Nunwry And Stindiv st-lux)II
Is lohn Wcni .416-618-529"
Pickering Standard Church
I 'vilethodisi)
TI Brock Rd. / Hwy. #7
Sunday School - 10 15 Wor%hip I I a.m,. 7 p.m.
Wed 7:30 Bible Study,
Behic Club for Children and Youth
428-6102; 665-01148
1820 Whtes R-1. N, 839-1383
EmIler Service
Sun.,AprilS 11juirL Palm Sunday, Service
Thum- April 9 8 pm. Motindy Thursday
'comomnson Seems"
Fri, April 10 9 am. Good Friday Brosidast
"IW1393trbdos)
Sun.. Apil 12 11 am. FAster sunday Service
He died to
take away your sins.
Not your mind.
You clon't have to,,top thinking when you walk into
our church. Come and join us in an atmosphere where faith
and thought exist together in a �,pirit (if fellowship.
W. %�
N1 41unbartan-ffairport 11niteb Thurx:4
1066 Dunberton Rd.. Pickering 839-727,
fnorth of Kingston Rd. - west off Dixie Rd.)
Join us in worship - Upcoming services:
Palm Sunday - April 5th at 10:30 a.m.
Maundy Thursday - April 9th at 7 p.m.
Good Friday - April 10th at 10:30 a.m.
Easter Sunday - 7 a.m. - Sunrise Service
10:30 a.m. - Communion
Call us for more info or visit our voeballiv, at:
www.dunbartonfairport.o4n.c&fdunitoW
CHRISTIAN FAITH OUTREACH CENTRE
THE' F,4.111I. YCHURCH
Presents Speclal.11eetln�Zs 1171b
REV. BRUCE & CINDY BLACK
from Tulsa Oklahonia
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Christian Faith Outreach Centre - The Family Church
75 Chanibm Dr., Unit #2, Ajax, On. LIZ I El (6carej w c�rciai bu"ag conspim)
(905)619-1109
April 5
Palm Sunday
8: 00 A. M., 9:30 A. M., 11: 30 A. M. &
6:30 P. M.
April 6-9
Monday to Thursday
7:30 RM.
April 10
Good Friday
9:00 A.M. & 11:00 A.M.
April 12
Easter Sunday
10:00 A.M.
AT THE PICKERING
RECREATION COMPLEX
1867 Valley Farm Road
6:30 P.M.
EXPERIEN a RENE WA L AND RE VIVA L
'
HOLY WEEK AT
AT
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SM P91 AIR71N'S
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VkLiiw-�
(ANGLICAN)
RECTOR: REV. MARY RANGER
Saturday, April 4, 7 p.m. &
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35 CHtRCH ST. N.
PICKERING VILLAGE
683-7311
Bible Study - 9:30 a.m.
Family Worship - 11:00 a.m.
Sunday School - Supervised Nursery
Informal Lent Services
Minister - Rev. Ken Rowland
EVERYONE WEI-COME
Pasw Larry Hunter invites you to cit perience
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CE"AIR ST., AJAX, 683-247-7
1 street north of 401 - West Of Harwood
SUNDAY - BIBLE SCHOOL 9:45
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WEDNESDAY - 7:00 P.M,
Watch "Key to the Kingdom
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TI Brock Rd. / Hwy. #7
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Wed 7:30 Bible Study,
Behic Club for Children and Youth
428-6102; 665-01148
1820 Whtes R-1. N, 839-1383
EmIler Service
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1066 Dunberton Rd.. Pickering 839-727,
fnorth of Kingston Rd. - west off Dixie Rd.)
Join us in worship - Upcoming services:
Palm Sunday - April 5th at 10:30 a.m.
Maundy Thursday - April 9th at 7 p.m.
Good Friday - April 10th at 10:30 a.m.
Easter Sunday - 7 a.m. - Sunrise Service
10:30 a.m. - Communion
Call us for more info or visit our voeballiv, at:
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75 Chanibm Dr., Unit #2, Ajax, On. LIZ I El (6carej w c�rciai bu"ag conspim)
(905)619-1109
April 5
Palm Sunday
8: 00 A. M., 9:30 A. M., 11: 30 A. M. &
6:30 P. M.
April 6-9
Monday to Thursday
7:30 RM.
April 10
Good Friday
9:00 A.M. & 11:00 A.M.
April 12
Easter Sunday
10:00 A.M.
AT THE PICKERING
RECREATION COMPLEX
1867 Valley Farm Road
6:30 P.M.
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(At East Shore Community Centrc
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18-M A.M. - KESSING OF THE PALMS, FDOT WASHING
910 Liverpool Rd.)
AT ST.MARTIN'S
PROCESSION, DNA EUMOST (BAS), EUCHARIST(BAS)
SMDAY SCHOOL & NURSERY
(Chddren's Program Provided
FR1I. APR.18 - GOOD FRIDAY
STRIPPING OF THE ALTAR
WED. APR. I
During Moming Service)
9-M A.M. - CHILDREN'S WALK
STATION OF THE CROSS
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AT ST. PAUt:S ON THE HILL
Sunday, April 5,630 p.m.
I l:N iLM. - GOOO FRIDAY LITURGY
FDLLOWED WITH A LIGHT BREAKFAST LIGHT 114G OF THE
11111:115 A.M. - HOLY EUCHARIST (BCP) PASCAL CANDLE
(At Dunbarton Fairport United
AT ST MARTIN'S BAPTISM, & THE EUCHARIST (BAS)
Church, 1066 Dunbarton Rd.)
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Tim Godfrey (Pastor) 8314128
1201 ST. MARTIN'S DR. PICKERING-SOUTH
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