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WHAT'S INSIDE 611A &I Past ..............6 6srMaNtg ................10 .............22 SON& ...................25 Ntsb slt+r www.durhamnews.net HOW TO REACH US Claoffied.................26 Ronal .............683-5110 On* MMk+ts ........683-3005 ANOW LAW .........683-7545 VdI. 33, No. 16 ATI Durham raps proposed changes to rules governing municipalities The provincial government is ,-eating municipalities like a •::nager with proposed changes to he Municipal Act, according to Durham Region's lawyer. In a report to Regional Coun- , ; I finance committee Wednes- Jay. Brian Roy wrote the new act -docs not seem to treat the munic- ipal sector as an adult but rather more akin to an adolescent". He reported the Province is making a "comprehensive over- haul" for the first time in almost 150 years of the Municipal Act, which has its roots in the Baldwin :pct of 1849. The new act will: - set out 13 'spheres of jurisdic- tion' or areas of municipal respon- sibility, such as public utilities; parking (except on highways); cul- ture, parks and recreation and her- itage; waste management; health, safety and protection; economic development; and animals; - dictate what a municipality must do and what it can do financially; • spell out the roles of a mayor and council; • remove the one-third tax-free al- lowancc for politicians. Mr. Roy told the finance com- mittee the 13 spheres of jurisdic- tion "give you the chance to oper- ate in a wide area of jurisdiction". On the other hand, he said, "The Province has a list of things finan- cially and administratively we can do and things we can't do. There's very little latitude given" Mr. Roy wrote, "In large mea- sure, the Province will have a fair- ly tight rein over the activities of the municipal sector and, of course, will have a trump card through regulation" Oshawa Councillor and finance committee chairman Brian Nichol- son noted the new act changes the role of a mayor. "In the old act, the mayor was the head of the corporation;' Coun. Nicholson pointed out. "Now, they JIM McMASTER 'This is just another download' are the head of council and council is the head of the municipality. Some mayors like to think they are a COO or a CEO. Now it's the See CHANGES/Page 2 Parents say Harris cleared the air on education reform INFOMERCIAL HELPED ANSWER QMnONS, WAS `FAIRLY CREDIBLE' myLle/t N�MM Staff reporter Many parents learned new in- formation on education reform while watching an infonvwcial by Premier Mike Harris, which con- vinced some to "give the govern- ment a chance". "I thought it was fairly credi- ble;' Scott Smith of Pickering says of Wednesday's 30 -minute TV broadcast, which cost $200,000 in production and air time. It feattmed Mr. Harris in a round -table discus - sion with parents from a school council in Unionville. "Overall, I thought it was well done," says Mr. Smith. '71wre has been so much misinformation out there ... that it was incredibly con- fusing" to understand changes. And while "it's too early to give a grade on (reforms)," Mr. Smith points out, "I can voice my opinion in the next (provincial) election if I don't like what I see'' Oshawa resident Nancy Gaiger watched the infomercial with inter- est. "My husband wasn't im- pressed, but it did clear up some things for me," admits the mother of three. While last fall's teachers' strike wasn't discussed, other controver- sial issues were, including stan- dardized testing. 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The Roadeo, in the parking lot of the Westney Road South Go Station at 10 am., will otter an Ajax resident of legal driving age a chance to see what it's like to drive an Ajax Transit butt. Entry forms for the contest arc available from all transit drivers as of today, Friday. April 17. Take your entry form with you to the Roadeo. The Roadeo will put regular transit system bus drivers through their paces during a series of tests to determine a win- ner at the yearly event. Ajax Tran- sit will send the top driver to the Natiional Roadeo in Newfoundland on Tuesday, June 16. Ajax is the lone Durham tran- sit system to send a representative this year. The public can also tow' the Ajax Transit building. ;A barbecue will be hosted on Ajax Transit property by the Ajax Opti - ,mist Club. The Ajax Fire Depart- ment will also be In attendance. And, door prizes will be awarded. For information, -call 427-6085. ceive sparked some discussion. Ajax Councillor Jim McMaster asked committee colleagues to oppose the loss of the tax-free allowance. And, he speculated that Regional councillors will want the loss offset by a pay hike that will come out of Durham taxpay- ers' pockets. "I'm not looking for a raise out of this. This is just another download. The people who will pay for this are the people of Durham RcL,lion.- Oshawa Councillor John Gray agreed. He admitted the tax-free al- lowance councillors receive irks many taxpayers. "Politicians are the only ones to receive it and it grates on a lot of people" But, Coun. Gray said colleagues want any income loss offset. "No one has the expectation of an increase. They want the same take-home pay" The provincial government hopes to get first reading for the bill in the next session of the legislature and have it passed by the end of the year. 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Hatw,KKI NaII.Apx 135 Krng%ton Rd.,Alax 222 Bayty St W 04AX 720 King. -A4 n Rd., Pick 13(01) IGngAon Rd.. tick PAGE 4 • THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1"S Pickering Y OKs stud on merging fire dispatch AJAX APPROVAL ALREADY ON THE BOOKS PICKERING — The Town is another step closer to establishing a joint fire dis- patch centre together with Ajax and Whitby, and -per- haps Uxbridge. Brock and Scugog as well. Pickering Council's exec- utive committee Tuesday ap- proved spending $8.333 (plus GST) as the Town's share of the $25.000 cost of hiring a consulting firm to undertake a study on establishing the joint dispatch centre, with Ajax and Whitby picking up the other two-thirds. Pickering's share of the tab will be less if any or all of the threc north- ern municipalities decade, as expected, to participate in the study. Ajax Council has al- ready approved participation. Pickering's current fire communication system is in meed of upgrading. It uses a regional radio frequency that may be shared with all other regional municipalities under certain circumstances, which can cause some problems when other municipalities use the shared channel at the sante time Pickering has an emergency to handle. Ajax is also looking to up- grade its communication sys- tem, while Whitby has a more up-to-date system and a new communication centre. A joint dispatch centre could be established at the existing Whitby facility, with certain modifications. Fire chiefs and deputy chiefs from Pickering, Ajax, Whitby, Uxbridge, Brock and Scugog have sug- gested the joint study be un- dertaken, and have recom- mended Oldham Engineers Inc. after reviewing proposals from five firms. Key areas the study will look into include prresent and future teiecom- munication requirements, computerization and staffing. Fire chiefs have agreed on five principles they believe should govern the joint dis- patch centre, including: • 1 t be managed by a joint board with equal representa- tion from each partner. • no job losses will result from the consolidation: • the joint effort be used as a foundation for launching ad- ditional partnerships. 'A consolidated fire com- munications centre should be given serious consideration;' states a staff report. "It has the potential of providing signifi- cant improvements in ser. ice delivery, and... substantial cost savings to the Town.- Flexibility own" photo by A.J. Groen Blowing their own horns Student musicians with the Durham Elementary Honour Band 98 were busy preparing this week for an upcoming concert at John Dryden Public School in Whitby. The band is made up of 100 members from 55 schools in Durham region. Blowing their own horns are (foreground, from right) Leigh Dumbleton, Kyle Vernest and Melissa Dyck. The concert takes place April 30. John Howard Societv hosts annual general meeting The John Howard Society of the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 43, Durham Region holds its annual gener- 471 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa. Durham al meeting and dinner Tuesday, April Regional Police Chief Kevin McAlpine 21. will speak. Tickets are $15 Call 427 - The meeting takes place at 6 p.m. at 8165, 579-8.382, or 623-6814. ACADEMY OF LEARNING CELEBRATE'S TEN YEARS OF SUCCESS ACADEMY OF LEARNING CELEBRATES TEN YEARS OF SUCCESS A formula for quick, proven computer and business skills training has been thriving in Durham region for ten years. and to celebrate this success. Academy of Leaming/Pickeri ng is hosting an Open House. "Our primary goal when establishing the Academy of Learning in Pickering was to provide high quality services such as career counseling and Flexibility is the key to our training methodology. The ILS offers a structured approach to computer and business skills training combining audio instructions with original software and textbooks. Students can start at their convenience and courses computer software application training." says Vaughan Sawyer, director and co-owner of Academy of Learning schools in Pickering, and Whitby. Created in 1987 as an alternative to conventional business and computer training schools, there are now over 145 Academy of Learning (AOI.) schools across Canada. The Academy's unique Integrated Learning System (ILS), exclusive to Academy of Learning, has brought successful results 4b more than 500,000 Canadians by helping them improve their computer training skills and achieve their career goals. The Pickering Academy of Learning was one of the first to open its doors in 1989. can be scheduled around family and other time commitments. "Our primary goal is to produce successful graduates, ready to take their place in the business world, but we want them to have more we try to instill purpose, a sense of pride and achievement. The right kind of education and support can turn a person's life around. These are lofty goals, I know, but by working together, I believe it can be donw," adds Sawyer. The Academy of Learning is a private vocational school offering several career diploma programs and over 80 individual certificate courses. _Courses cover major software and hardware applications in word processing, databases, office skills, graphics, desktop publishing, spreadsheets, accounting and much more. For more information please call: 831-8167 in Pickering or 430-9400 in Whitby. PICKERING CONCERT BAND PRESENTS MUSICAL MEMORIES A PREMIERE PERFORMANCE OF MUSIC BY CANARIA,` COMPOSER h LYRICIST FLOTURNER ALSO HIGHUGffnNG SOME OF OUR BRIGHTEST STARS • Vocalist Cathy Schnippering • Vocalist Marie Crisconi • Composer Flo Turner SATURDAY APRIL 25,199s 8:00 pm. Pine Ridge Secondary School , 2155 Liverpool Rd. Tickets Free I F Pickering Seniors Free Tickets are available at: Pickering Village Pharmacv Masterrnindnkk,,,,T .c.., Perfortnance Please join us for refreshments following the performance. ADVERTISING CORRECTION In our Spring TACA insert included in this newspaper. Please note: Page 20 -Special Offer PGA polo slat only $29.99 win not be available. We win subsbute an other "PGA - polo slats we cant'. We sincerely apologize to our valued cus- Comers and regret any incwmenience or con.. fusion this may have caused. EATON'S HOLY COMMUNION GIFTS Prayer Btx)ks, R—Aries, Gold Chains. Crosses, First Bible, etc., at Ron Galbraith Jewellers. 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Wal earl. 1 �i w Yw�l.�r.>•iia �wrp M aYrw �rlir �rrr� w�i� S{ I1.1I w SI :1 MaMYiw� mu-mksYW SI I T.A w SI,SN lwi. r SI,S7LN w St,•M !� w ri wi wwiY! lio SVM r..+.» r w«w gN....w...Yl. w a..l.... b.r.iy CFO& PAGE i - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, APRIL 17, I"S Newspaper published four times weekly on Tuesday, d.y, Friday and Sunday OPINION NeWS130 Ont. US 21-15 I EDITORIAL .. ... ....... . KEITH lN THE NEWS ///' //%I F'i�-/ 777 �• .� �..�p� /I • VIEWS • �, rte' ':±'.•�i,�.r ;?::^ . , j!' GILLIGAN �!� ��./i/ -.`�.J�` • \ �._ : � \ ~ AJAX Open the purse, TAFF WRITER Only bad drivers - not a can of worms 'Al Just how much is a quasi -politician worth'? Durham Council will try to answer that question next Wednesday when it meets to decide what is suit- able pay for the only so-called community member on the Durham Regional Police Services Board. At present, Kevin Ashe doesn't get a red cent for serving on the board which governs our men and women in blue. On the other hand, the two Durham Councillors who serve on the board are each paid $3,120 by the Region. And, the two provincial ap- pointees get $7,000 from the Ontario government. That's quite a discrepancy in pay for the five board members who are each expected to do the same amount of work. Durham Council's finance committee decided this past Wednesday to recommend to full council April 22 that Mr. Ashe be paid the $7,000 the provincial ap- pointees receive. It's an understatement to say that would be a substantial raise, especially since Mr. Ashe took on the job with the police board knowing there was no remuneration attached. Conversely, it's ludicrous that he doesn't receive any pay, particularly when some board colleagues make $3,120 on top of the money they earn as Regional Councillors while still others collect $7,000 for the same job he does. We can understand the rationale behind the propos- al by Uxbridge Mayor Gerri Lynn O'Connor that Mr. Ashe should receive what the provincial appointees LETTERS OUR READERS' VIEWS ON THE NEWS Frenchman's Bay a jewel well worth restoring were channelled directly into the streams that feed the bay. As a re- sult the bay became "hyper eu- trophic"; in other words the resul- tant effluent from straightened rivers laden with household chemi- cals, anti -freeze, engine oil, and other toxic matter provided that get. Ms. O'Connor, a Regional Councillor and police To the editor: shallow and limited body of water board colleague of Mr. Ashe, notes, "He makes a good On April 8 an interesting semi- with nutrients unnatural to its func- contribution. He has to leave work one day a week (to nar on the status of Frenchman's tion. Lack of oxygen exacerbated serve on the police board). There's got to be some sort Bay was held at the Pickering this worsening scenario. The disap- of remuneration" Agreed. Recreation Complex. At the meet- pearance of vital weeds in the bay, But, we tend to side with Durham Chairman Roger ing held by the Toronto and Region again, was an alarm hell that went Anderson on this one. If Mr. Ashe were paid $7,000, Conservation Authority, staff from the authority revealed several en- unheeded. On Oct. 14, 1997, Mayor Wavnc the chairmen of Durham Council's various standing couraging developments including Arthurs' Task Force on the Picker - committees, who now make the same $3.120 earned by 'a water quality improvement, grow- ing Watcrfront finished its Water - Regional Councillors on the police board, could seek ing fish population, and the return front 2N)I Interim Report. This in - raise to bring them in line with Mr. Ashe and the of shore birds such as the black valuable document will be instru- provincial 'appointees. And that would be wrong for, as tern. These are indicators that the mental in creating a regeneration Coun. O'Connor points out, "As a Regional Council bay and surrounding wetlands are of Frenchman's Bay, a jewel which appointee (to the police board), it's part of our duties to becoming healthy again. can be restored. Regional Council" to serve in that capacity for $3,120. Pickering councillor Mark Hol- It is most refreshing to see It's worth noting that the police board has been land correct) stated recently that politicians like Mark Holland and asked to cut costs wherever possible as the police de- Ontario had lost 80 per cent of its wetlands. Preservation of this type conservation rep Doug Dickerson taking a pro -active role in this partment grapples with a 1997 budget over -expenditure of environment is crucial because area. What will be needed now is a joint at the same time it needs more front-line officers. marshes filter water which eventu- venture by the Town, TRCA, the Police board community member Mr. Ashe should ally ends up in the Great Lakes Ministry of Natural Resources, On - be paid the $3,120 his fellow Regional appointees which in turn sustain 40 million tario Hydro, the Region, marina make, not the $7,000 received by people selected by people- operators, a litany of clubs and or - the Province. Open the public purse a little, but do not In the early '60s, Pickering ganizations and conscionable resi- open up a can of worms. Council issued hundreds of build- dents to restore the bay which will ing permits with no thought for the again enhance the present milieu. 7 To respond to this editorial call \nfosaitrtoe bay's well-being. The council of Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5112 the day is to be held culpable espe- Frank Threlkeld Jr., cially when all the storm drains Pickering TIM WHITTAKER Publisher GAVE US A CALL The News Ad rt' JOANNE BURGHAROT STEVE HOUSTON BRUCE DANFORD ALVIN BROUWER EDDIE KOLODZIEJCZAK MONIQUE LEA ABE FAKHOURIE BARBARA HARRISON JANICE O'NEIL CHERYL HAINES Editor -in -Chief Managing Editor Advertising Manager Retail Advertising Manager Classified Advertising Marlager Real Estate/Automotive Advertising Distribution Manager Production Manager Assistant Production Manager Assistant Production Manager GENERAL 683-5110 CLASSIFIED 683-0707 DISTRIBUTION 683-5117 ADMIN/CLASSIFIED FAX 683-7363 COMPOSING FAX 579-9273 newsroomOdurham.net E-MAIL www.durhamnews.net WEB SITE Incman1 _�– C -d– ve iser is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., and the Canadian Circulations Audit Board. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ontario Press Council, 80 Gould St., Toronto, Ont. M5B 2MT an indepen- dent organization that addresses reader com- plaints about member newspapers. The pub- lisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occupies. need to worry about crackdown In an attempt to make New York City a better place to live, police there began to clamp down on quality -of -life crimes like public drunkenness, urinating and litter- ing. It's based on the 'broken window the- ory . That theory stems from an experiment by a sociologist who put a car on a street in a good neighbourhood and left it for a week. Over that time, nothing happened. So, the sociologist's team broke a window in the car and watched. Within hours, the vehicle had been stripped. Thus• the bro- ken window theory — if something look,, like it's being neglected, people will take advantage of the situation. I believe that same theory can be ap- plied to explain why so many people ig- nore traffic laws these days. If there's lit- tle, if any, chance of being caught, why not take advantage and spend or run a red light? Now, neither Ajax nor Pickering are like New York, but people are people. And, that's why I support photo -radar and red-light cameras. In a recent letter to Ajax Council, On- tario Transportation Minister Tony Clement and Solicitor General Robert Runciman advised the Town that the provincial government will support photo -radar and red-light cameras if they're used only to nab motorists who drive aggressively and not the owner of the vehicle if someone else is behind the wheel at the time of the infraction. The% also want the Ontario Information and Privacy Commissioner to support the ini- tiative. The privacy issue, in my mind, is a bogus argument. As Newis Advertiser columnist Eric Dowd noted on April S. the Province isn't worried about the pri- vacy of welfare recipients if it wants to fingerprint them. If police were able to rely on red-light cameras and photo -radar, they'd probably be nabbing you or your neighbours. A check of tickets issued always shows that most motorists speeding through a subdi- vision live in the area, usually within blocks of the transgression. But, red-light cameras and photo -radar shouldn't be necessary to encourage care- less drivers to change their bad habits. Motorists should be governed by person- al responsibility. Too few of them are. Next time you're stopped at a red light, watch as motorists run through a yellow or a red. Next time you're on Hwy. 401, drive 100 kilometres an hour and see how many others blow by you. The argurnent over red-light carneras and photo -radar should come down to this: if ya ain't breakin' the law, ya have nothin' to worry about. Keith Gilligan is a regular News Advertiser columnist. To respond to this column call In- fosource at 683-7040 and dial 5108. THE Durham parents willing to give Tories Region debates benefit of doubt on education reforms FOUR FAMILIES FROM ACROSS REGION SHARE THOUGHTS ON HALF-HOUR INFOMERCIAL DURHAWrom page 1 And while they won't be used to "sort" good teachers from bad, they will be used for training and to hold principals and school boards accountable, he explained. Many parents support the move. "I believe strongly in account- ability," says Karren Waters, a Whitby mother of two. "You can't compete worldwide if people in different neighbourhoods are get- ting better education than someone in another area" Mr. Smith agrees. "You should- n't have to worry about what school your son or daughter goes to. You have the right to expect the quality of education to be the same. You don't want to tie teach- ers' hands, but you need mile- stones to check against to find out if you're going in the right direc- tion" While "the way (Premier) Har- ris says it, it sounds good," Ajax mother of three Allyson Daly sup- ports standardized testing "only if everyone works together as a team and it doesn't set one school against another." Two of her children have at- tended three schools in Durham Region "and you definitely see a difference. That shouldn't be;' she maintains. Class size has also been an im- portant issue for parents, many of whom were reassured by Premier Harris that elementary classes will have no more than 25 students and secondary classes will be topped at 22. 'You can no longer negotiate or increase class size to fund some- thing else;' Premier Harris ex- plained. While Ms. Waters applauds smaller classes, it raises some con- cerns. "If they are going to limit class sizes, they will have to deal with the fact that they only have so many classrooms." She remembers being "in- censed" when the Durham District Karren Waters, a Whitby mother of two, says account- across Durham Region who watched the half-hour ability is important to her in terms of the education her show in education reforms in Ontario presided over by children receive. She was one of four families from Premier Mike Harris. School Board built its new educa- tion centre as her children "have always gone to school in porta- bles". Many parents are also buying the provincial government's argu- ment that taking the power to levy education taxes away from school boards will buy a better education for all students. "Every child is entitled to the same quality of education;' main- tains Ms. Waters. "You can't tell at that age if they are going to be the next Einstein" and the quality of education they receive shouldn't be determined by a local tax base. Mr. Smith is also pleased. "We have been so heavily taxed in edu- cation. You look at board offices and some are like palaces. There may be a rational reason for them, but it doesn't look good when your taxes are going up" On that issue, Premier Harris criticized school boards for in- creasing taxes 120 per cent be- tween 1985 and 1995 when enrol- ment rose just 16 per cent. He "no- ticed fewer supplies, older text- books and computers not being updated" in that time. "He's definitely right there;' concurs Ms. Gaiger. "With my kids, the supplies just aren't there. 1 feel it's my obligation to supply things for them" Meanwhile, many parents felt assured when Premier Harris ex- plained uncertified instructors wouldn't be used to replace quali- fied teachers. "It makes sense to bring in someone from the real world" to instruct students on some lessons, says Ms. Waters, who also believes it's a good idea "to take some tasks off a teacher that do not require their expertise;' such as listening to a slow reader who needs prac- tice. Mr. Smith was pleased to learn uncertified instructors will be "used as a supplement. I'm all for that. You can't expect teachers to be up to speed on everything that's happening with technology... It's not like the kids will be left alone with (uncertified instructors).- For nstructors)"For Ms. Gaiger, the biggest sur- prise from the infomercial was learning the government already had sweeping powers before Bill 160 was passed. "The powers peo- ple claim we gave ourselves were already there;' said Premier Har- ris, who believes unions were an- gry because they lost the power to negotiate class size in contracts. -I didn't realize the government had so much power;' admits Ms. Gaiger. "That was a surprise to me. But if the powers were already there, why is the system the way it is?" She was disappointed the in- fomercial didn't touch upon the elimination of OAC and how it will affect the 'double cohort' year when a Grade 12 class and last OAC class graduate together. Frank Real Estate, Royal Lepage form partnership Royal LePage Real Estate Services Ltd. has announced Frank Real Estate Ltd. has joined the Royal LePage Associate Bro- ker Network. This development, the compa- ny says, serves to further solidify Royal LePage's position as the largest Canadian -owned and op- erated residential real estate firm in the country as well as one of the fastest growing real estate franchisers. The new company will be known as Royal LePage Frank Real Estate. Partnering in business with Frank Real Estate Ltd., a well- known, privately -owned real es- tate company serving Durham Region and the Kawarthas, is an integral part of Royal LePage's strategic direction. Royal LePage says, with sim- ilar reputations and a shared commitment to superior cus- tomer service, the new partner- ship will significantly enhance Royal LePage's presence in Durham Region, tripling its mar- ket share. "This new association with Frank Real Estate Ltd. demon- strates our continuing success in increasing market share in strate- gic core market areas," says Si- mon Dean, president, Royal LeP- age Real Estate Services Ltd. "Joining with Frank's estab- lished network will help us ex- tend our many new products and services to our Durham Region client base. Additionally, the partnership will provide Royal LePage with a strong platform on which we plan to grow to a 25 per cent market share in this area." The "Frank" name has a histo- ry of more than 35 years in Durham Region, during which time the company was recog- nized as an industry leader and valuable community service member. "By becoming a member of Royal LePage's Associate Bro- ker Network, we are now far bet- ter equipped to offer our clients and sales representatives a sig- nificant number of leading-edge marketing and technological re- sources, as well as access to Canada's largest relocation net- work, all of which we were un- able to provide as an indepen- dent brokerage," says Rick Si- wek, owner, Frank Real Estate Ltd. "Our clients will now have the added advantage of buying or selling a home using Royal LeP- age's national brokerage pres- ence and award-winning prod- ucts such as their 'Virtually Everywhere' Internet site" Adds Mr. Dean, "By combin- ing forces, we can now offer Durham Region a real estate bro- kerage service known for its per- sonal touch as well as the tremendous advantages of being associated with a real estate net- work with strong visibility in the national marketplace." Royal LePage Limited has more than 9,000 employees and representatives in residential, commercial and associate broker offices across Canada. Interna- tional affiliates further augment the company's service network. pay for police services board member Ashe 4 Keith 6011pa Staff reporter A member of the Durham Re- gional Police Services Board may get a $7,000 pay raise. Durham Council's finance committee decided Wednesday to recommend to Council on April I? that community member Kevin Ashe, who currently does- n't get paid for serving on the hoard, should get an annual salary )I $7.000. the same earned by rro,vincial appointees. The committee will also ask Council to demand the Province hand over authority for setting po- lice board salaries to the Region. The five -member police board includes three Region appointees — Mr. Ashe. Uxbridge Mayor Gem Lynn O'Connor and Os- hawa Councillor Bob Boychyn — and two people selected by the Province — Jerry Moskaluk and Bob Nicol. Councillors O'Connor and Boychyn are each paid $3.120 by the Region, the same amount a Durham Councillor earns by serving as the chairman of a standing committee, such as fi- nance or works. Provincial appointees get $7.000 apiece from the Ontario government. Coun. O'Connor proposed the community member be paid the same as the provincial appointees. "Kevin Ashe is a young man and he make, a good contnbu- tion. He has to leave work one; day a week (to serve on the police board). There's got to be some sem of remuneration." On the other hand, she noted. "As a Regional Council ap- pointee, it's part of our duties to Regional Council" But, Regional Chairman Roger Anderson felt Ms. O'Con- nor's proposal was tow generous and suggested a compromise. -Why should Mr. Ashe be moved up to $7,000? Why not give the same amount to you (re- gional appointees)" Why should he be doubled what you're paid? I disagree (with the proposal that Mr. Ashe get) over and above what you do." A proposal that Mr. Ashe be paid the same as councillors on the police board was rejected. Committee members also turned down a proposal to pay all Regional appointees to the police board the same $7,000 as provin- cial appointees. Mr. Anderson argued that if the three Regional appointees to the police board were to have their salaries increased to $7,000, then the chairmen of the four Re- gional Council standing commit- tees would want a similar raise. "Ibis is absolutely the worst thing you could pass. "You're setting an example for all the committee chairmen;' he said. Mr. Ashe was unavailable for comment yesterday at the mews Advertiser's press time. VRf. r"'- _ SUEN' EN MORE! Use any Kmart Gift --- ju�Affidmiwk- rtificates you have I before we close our doors g; forever. .000 OFF Y V V 'TICKETED PRICES At These Locations Only: PICKERING TOWN CENTRE 1355 KINGSTON ROAD, PICKERING AT LIVERPOOL ROAD photo by Keith Gilligan Top volunteer honoured Ken Brown, centre, has been named the Volunteer of the Year for the 1997 Ajax Home Week celebrations. He received the award on April 8 in a ceremony at the Ajax Royal Canadian Legion hall. With him are Ajax Councillor Joe Dickson and Myrna Picotte, chairman of the '97 Home Week. Chronic Fatigue group meets Chronic Fatigue sufferers have a the A.E. King Complex, Kingsway place to turn for help. College on Townline Road, Oshawa. The Durham -Scarborough Chronic Sufferers, families and friends are wel- Fatigue Syndrome/ME support group come. Call 436-6315 or 416 -755 - meets Monday, April 20 at 7 p.m. at 9436. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1998 • PAGE 9 Library friends fund purchases AJAX — A recent donation and the other hall' to purchase raise money through book by The Friends of the Library receipt printers for the main sales, corporate sponsorships, has funded purchases by the branch. The receipt printers booklamp sales and special Ajax Public Library. provide patrons with a printout events. The fund-raising group of the transactions they have For more information about turned over $6010, with $3,000 made, including due dates, fines The Friends of the Library, call used to buy new children's paid, and items renewed. the Ajax Public Library admin - books for the McLean branch The Friends of the Library istration office at 683-6632. Women find their True Colours at Women's Centre You're invited to find out your True Colours. The Ajax -Pickering Women's Centre is offering a True Colours workshop on Wednesday, April 22 at 7 p.m. at 134 Commercial Ave.. Ajax. True Colours is a human re- lations model and tool that helps individuals understand their own behaviours. skills and needs. It is an interactive ap- ADVERTISING CORRECTION In our Spring TACA insert included in this newspaper. Please note: Page 14-Ked's `Champion- oxford shoe special offer, $19.99 not as illustrated -wrong shoe appeared in the offer. We sincerely apologize to our valued customers and regret any inconvenience or oonfusion this may have caused. SATO N's �EARZP00 CORRECTION NOTICE The end date of the Men's Calvin Klein underwear and socks advertised in our Sears days ad on page 29 that began on April 13th, should be April 19th 1998. Sears regrets any inconvenience that this may have caused. proach which encourages the participation of all involved. The workshop is free. 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Feeders are available commercially and hold a sugar -water solution that will attract hummingbirds. They do like the taste of the liquid offered to them, but this alone is danger- ous for the tiny birds. The solution doesn't pro- vide sufficient nourishment for them and it has been said that tot) steady a diet of this could cause a fungus in the hummer's mouth. The other problem with these feeders is that, not only will you get hummingbirds, but you'll find every wasp in the neighbourhood will be there for dinner as well.The best way to attract hummingbirds is to plant a garden filled with nectar -rich plants that will keep them coming back. Tice Ruby -Throated is the only species of hummingbird that is seen in our pan of the country and it is very easily identified. The adult male has a bright red throat, and his mate's throat is white. Hummingbirds feed every 10 to 15 minutes from dawn to sunset and consume more than XM SOFA bour Included 7 - S PIECE DINETTE I ,1 (36"s6o" Solid ?able) Fully Assembled Chairs MHAUJNGT TYVURSELF!' li1"ze in-' ,m 'n nIWA - 'ays, Pathways VERONICA SLIVA �! . HOME ^?' GARDENING half their weight in food and eight times in wa- ter. They have big appetites! The ideal plant has red, orange or pink blooms. Tlx flowers are either large single flowers or loosely clus- tered blossoms that droop. They most often are tubular ones that hold generous reservoirs of nectar. Scent is unimportant to these birds. They depend on sight rather than on smell. Red flowers contrast boldly with green vegetation and are a beacon to the hummingbird. The lit- tle fledglings soon team by trial and error to seek out tubular flowers and to link the colour red with food. These little fellows are, in fact. attracted to anything red. If you're in the gar- den with a red shirt or hat, it's not uncommon to have a hummer investigate your potential for food. Hummingbirds are tentorial and will de- fend what they perceive to be their area. It is wise to have several plantings, not necessarily within sight of one another, in order to encour- age a number of birds. If you plant only one section for the hummingbirds, the dominant one will likely drive all the others It sn zf�stri��it � S�_ . • t s � � K 7 trrt�oi - s t wa+lr s t +a While it's true that hummingbirds seem to be most frequently attracted to flowers in the red family, they will also visit flowers of other colours if the bloom's shape is right. In my gar- den, blue delphinium seemed a popular alter- native last year when there were few reds in bloom. 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P.S. marks 101 years PICKERING — Claremont Public School will take a trip down memory lane next year and is looking for things to make the trip more interest- ing. Alumni materi- al such as pho- tographs and school or commu- nity memorabilia are being sought as the school plans to celebrate its 101st anniversary in May 1999. Grade 8 stu- dents are organiz- ing a historic house tour of old- er buildings in the Claremont area to offset costs of the anniversary cele- bration. The tour will be held Saturday. June 13. Tickets are not yet avail- able. For more in- formation on the tour or to donate items for the cele- bration, call the school at 649- 2000. 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Come see the ma",- s,oes of Sears 9 S CE 1A nRS ALL ALREADY -REDUCED FASHIONS AND ALL WOMEN'S ALL WOMEN'S R & W REGULAR -PRICED FOOTWEAR FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY ACTIVEWEAR JONES STUDIO FASHIONSSPORT Savings cannot be combined with any other saving offers Each ALL MEN'S REG. -PRICED WEATHERBEATER BRAUN -,COFFEE COLORMATES- 200 -COUNT DANIEL DAVID, BRITCHES, PENETRATING STAIN GRINDER PERCALE SHEET SEPARATES PRIVATE MEMBER AND 0i1 base slam wont blister, peel or crack Prepares up to 12 cups. �i�o. Cotton -polyester. Twin, Double Queen. CACHAREL FASHIONS when applied per label instructions. 3.78L s9 Sears reg. 19.99. 799 or Sears reg. 17.99-39.99. Ea. 8 -19 -26327 Sears regi 25.Q9 P c�ticases a so or sa e 3 Sc—e ._ms —a,, a,.e ceer on sa:e d., ^g me cast meek Come see the ma",- s,oes of Sears 9 S CE 1A nRS PAGE 16 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, APRIt 17, 1998 BILLBOARD WHAT'S HAPPENING IN AJAX AND PICKERING FRIDAY, APRIL 17 ALLERGIES: The Durham Region Anaphylaxis Support Group meets the third Friday of each month in Ajax at 7:30 p.m. This group provides support for those dealing with life-threatening food/other allergies. 686-3018 or 420- 8404. ADDICTION: The Serenity Group holds a 12 -step recovery meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd. east of Whites Rd., Pick- ering. The group deals with addictions of all kinds, including co-dependency. Child-care programme available as re- quired. 428-9431 (Jim, evenings). POTTERY: The Turning Point Pottery Studio opens a benefit sale of hand- made Nicaraguan pottery in conjunc- tion with Potters for Peace a gmu; aiming to help ar- I potters in underdeveloped countries. The official opening is from 7 to 10 p.m. with a slide show and guest speaker. The show continues until April 26 and is open Saturday and Sunday from noon to 4:30 p.m. and Wednesday to Friday from 2 to 7 p.m. at the Pickering Recreation Complex. 837-0181. SATURDAY, APRIL 18 55+ TENNIS: Sign-up for Club 55 Ten- nis, for those aged 55 years and older, is held at the Dunmoore Tennis Club, foot of Whites Rd., Pickering, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. League games are played at Dunmoore Tennis Club each Monday, Wednesday and Friday from May 4 to Oct. 30. 831-3679 (Sarni Warhurst). DUNMOORE TENNIS: Dunmoore Ten- nis Club wi;' heid s,qr,-ups at the ciub*s - Ihites 27 = ering, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 831-2263 (Carol Lehuray). MAPLE RIDGE TENNIS: Registration for the Maple Ridge Tennis Club is at Maple Ridge Public School, 2010 Bushmill St., Pickering, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. $45 per player; late registration $55. 839-2113. BARBECUE: The 5th Ajax Scouting Group hold a fund-raising barbecue from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the IGA Food Store, corner of Westney Rd. and Har- wood Ave. 427-5986. NATURALISTS: The Pickering Natu- ralists go on an Early Spring Wildflow- ers excursion through Heber Down Conservation Area. Meet at 9 a.m. at the southwest corner of the Pickering GO station. Waterproof footware rec- ommended. 666-3897 (Doug Lock - 655 -5761 It's in the bag... �"��1 Spring cleaning was underway recently at Picker- joy a free lunch at Mandarin Restaurant in Picker- ing High School, where students were encouraged ing, which has sponsored several incentive pro - to voluntarily collect garbage around the Pickering grammes in the area. From left are Cyril Rajaku- Village school. The names of 30 students who par- mar, Steve Mason and Mark Armstrong, all Grade ticipated in the cleanup will be drawn and will en- 11 students. max's Youth Centre needs directors Volunteers are being tions, health policy and fund- and be willing to commit two sought by The Youth Centre to raising. or three evenings a month. serve on its board of directors. You must be 18 years of If interested, contact The People from all cultures age or older, live or work in Youth Centre by Friday, May and nationalities are encour- Ajax or Pickering, have an in- 1. aged to apply, especially those terest in the well-being of Call 428-1212 for more in - interested in community rela- youth in the two communities formation or to volunteer. t" 4) El' 2 vie a e 0� We alter to it 01411 size--% 6 - 18 Unique Accessories -were closer than you think' Less than 5 minute - 401 W. (from Whites Rd.) -Exit Kingston Rd 4 at 1st edit (Lawson Rd.) At It" Mn IBM to Feboa's Patmio oor Knockout Special Specializing in - Home Renovations - Decks & Fencing - Windows - Siding i - Storm & Steal Doors • Screen & Glass repairs - Window & Door parts QhQUALITY ALUMINUM MART Now Shop locally Call 683-2363 683-2453 w ' ![�.■ -A Ir Whites Road & Strouds Lane STUNNING Detacht-d ; Bedr Ouln Houk• on QUIET COURT. EAT -1N KITCHEN has WALKOUT to LARGE BACK YARD. :MAIN FLOOR FAMILY ROOM with FIREPLACE, SEPARATE DINING ROOM, SPACIOUS LIVING ROOM. FINISHED BASEMENT with 4th I3Wroom. JUST LISTED WON'T LAST LONGM ASKING $197,900.00 CONTACT TED HARRIS SALES REPRESENTATIVE HOMELIFE/FIRST CHOICE REALTY INC. 416-398-1828 CONSUMER CAR MART AUTO SERVICE SUPER CENTRE FREE TIRE ROTATION • all fluids topped • coolant checked • tire pressure checked • free brake inspection • 5L of 5W30 or 1OW30 oil • check front end • check tune up ONLY $190,95 -otter applies to most cars & light trucks -offer expires April 29, 1998 CONSUMER CAR MART :_ SERV I C E 1016 Brock Rd., Pickering Hours: jUSt SOUth Of HWY. 401 Mon,'Iba, Wtd Fri. 84lum LICENSED =R VEHICLE Sat. &5� 420w3555 INSPEECCTION STATION 1� 1 This show takes you back PICKERING — The Pickering Concert Band will recapture Musical Memories on Saturday, April 25 at 8 p.m. The concert at Pine Ridge Secondary School features a tribute to local lyricist Florence Turner. The concert band will de- but a commissioned arrangement of her songs that have never been pub- lished or heard in public before. Ms. Turner, 85, has min- gled with the likes of Glenn Miller and George Gersh - win and her music reflects the sounds of that era. The evening will aiso KENWOOD highlight some of the area's brightest stars. Vocalists Cathy Schippering, Marie Crisconi and June Mclvor will perform. Tickets are $10 and are available at Pickering Vil- lage Pharmacy, Master- mind in the Pickering Town Centre and at the door. Se- niors are admitted free. Pine Ridge Secondary School is at 2155 Liverpool Rd. N., Pickering. For more information about the Pickering Con- cert Band or upcoming events call Steve at 686- 0523. The band is on the Internet at www.concert- band.on.ca. .41350% • real ww • lu Ireool 5l131At [D(Alli _ � i 'i 1 i • i �/ 4wo- PIU*W [31032d,0 FUTURE SHOP ADVERTISING CORRECTION In our Spring TACA insert included in this news- paper. Please note: Page 11 -Attitude denim skirt, denim clam digger pant, denim short, pointed collar shirt will be available May 1, 1998; Page 15 -Children's Reebok, French Toast 8 Eaton Basic shoes selection may vary by store; Page 17 -Big Girls shortset with front screen, reg. $12.99 not as illustrated -colour should be yellow. not Vme green; Page 23 -Eaton Home cookware with 8" bonus skillet will be available April 24. 1998; Page 23-Lagostina 8 piece cookware set copy should read: " 2 saucepans wAid. 1 dutch oven wilid, 1 skillet, 1 steamer insert': Page 29 - Toscana leather sofa copy should read: "Top grain leather seating", and Manitoba leather chair 8 ottoman copy should read: "leather seating". Page 30-25% off all Books. The Book Departmental Eaton's Toronto Eaton Centre store will be closing week of April 17, 1998. We sincerely apologize to our valued customers and regret any inconvenience or confusion this may have caused. 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NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1"S - PAGE 17 O tb1111110— • Dealiaeia yeaan • ir"I.1011 • )'qrm VW LOOK WHAT'S HAPPENING AT YOUR AJAX CHAPTERS THIS WEEK Sam 20X ort 'Qookse er's C,boice' titles tool We're NOW OPEN at Durham Centre 1�IaaI We are located at 90 Kingston Road Fast, Ajax Phone (905) 426-4431 Open 7 days a week from 9 a.m. to I 1 (Near corner of Harwood & Hfgbway 2) Gnat Boobs Are J111t'1►c Begnams IIA CANADIAN BOOK COMPANY11 We're online at wwwAurhamnews. net DO IT _V YOURSELF R PAYERS • WA." • PL.A ErEM 0 Ct/RBS ' INSTALLATION SEMINAR CONDUCTED BY MFR'S REPRESENTATIVE `. °' �.•�.,� LEAM HOW TO mow. 11i'. -sem i ;,• Ru" ` G... i • StOt� WaWways -- •Patios _ - • jirl�►CrYays .�=.; .'-.� • Planters , 2490 Brack Rd N., Pickering (90) 683-M7 or (416) 809-2490 no11rr 1-Tt •t e supplies ILaniard Ra k Z Hwy 401 Saturday, April 18th 2:00 p.m. 1f Rabindranath Maharraj 101} '` Homer" in Flight Nil In this darkly humorous novel an Z immigrant young man dm -Ams of success while grappling with ambition and inertia, expectations and reality. Ajax's own Saturday, April 18th, literary resident, Mr. Maharraj is on the short 12 noon - 4 p.nn- list of nominees for the prestigious ChaptersBooks in Canada First Novel Award, H+A Soft u r which will be announced on April 23rd, Join the staff of H +A at our computer Canada Book Day. A tour de force first novel demo stations as they demonstrate some that is deservedly receiving international of their best selling programs - Tracker - recognition! UFO's - Ceitica - and the Nickolai series. ALWAYS Lot's of fun and prizes too! CSM iT 181EIC = - 'S 41W 'S4 Sam 20X ort 'Qookse er's C,boice' titles tool We're NOW OPEN at Durham Centre 1�IaaI We are located at 90 Kingston Road Fast, Ajax Phone (905) 426-4431 Open 7 days a week from 9 a.m. to I 1 (Near corner of Harwood & Hfgbway 2) Gnat Boobs Are J111t'1►c Begnams IIA CANADIAN BOOK COMPANY11 We're online at wwwAurhamnews. net DO IT _V YOURSELF R PAYERS • WA." • PL.A ErEM 0 Ct/RBS ' INSTALLATION SEMINAR CONDUCTED BY MFR'S REPRESENTATIVE `. °' �.•�.,� LEAM HOW TO mow. 11i'. -sem i ;,• Ru" ` G... i • StOt� WaWways -- •Patios _ - • jirl�►CrYays .�=.; .'-.� • Planters , 2490 Brack Rd N., Pickering (90) 683-M7 or (416) 809-2490 no11rr 1-Tt •t e supplies ILaniard Ra k Z Hwy 401 PAdE "a' NE*S Bit Ig ii�k Your placement, or theirs? FENG S HUI TEACHES HOW TO `PLACE' OBJECTS A demonstration of Feng real-life examples, a slide pre- Registrations are being accept- Shui, the ancient oriental an of sentation and a tour of the mod- ed at the Idea Place on a first - placement, will be offered el Idea Home to give partici- come basis, or mail in an appli- Wedn sday, April 22 at 7 p.m. pants practice in applying what cation, including a cheque at the Idea Place in the Picker- they have learned, payable to Helen Williams, c% ing Home and Leisure Centre, It will be taught by Helen the Idea Place, 1755 Pickering 1755 Pickering Parkway. Williams. Parkway, LI V 6K5. The seminar will include Registration is $27 per per- For more information call Feng Shui rules, placement of son and limited to 25 people. 427.4332. furniture and solutions to com- mon problems such as where to summmLF.AGiJES place your bed. There will be Ajax residents invited to join Kinsmen AJAX -- If you're look- ing for a way to help im- prove your community, a local service club wants to hear from you. The Ajax Kinsmen Club holds a dinner meeting Monday, April 20 at 6:30 p.m. at the Kinsmen Her- itage Centre, 120 Roberson Dr. in Ajax. The Kinsmen are a group of young men serv- ing the community's great- est needs. For information on this meeting, or for more de- tails on the Kinsmen orga- nization, call the local group at 683-6222. Casino Amusements Canada. wl- Port Hope Golf and Country Club (905) 885-6487 or 1-800-346-5361 82 Victoria Street South Port Hope, Ontario "MEY'S LE4GUE** STARTING APRIL 19th SUNDAY MORNINGS at 7:00 LADIES' LE4GUE STARTING JUNE 2nd TUESDAY MORNINGS at 9.00 SENIORS' LEAGUE STARTING APRIL 228d WEDNMAY MORNINGS at 9:00 L4DIES' BUSINESS LE4GUE STARTING APRIL 226d WED%&SDAY EVENINGS AT 5:30 fUNIOR LEAGUE SrAWnNG JLNE 25th THURSDAY MORNINGS AT 11.00 (ALSO AVAHABU - JUNIOR CLINICS) FREE. 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Pickering �,�, $$9-8399 hotos 4 Celia Bronkhotst Heavymedals' Exeter High School students Michelle Arnold, left, and Tara Dwight (top photo) are all smiles after winning a bronze medal in childcare services at the Durham Skills Challenge. They tested their skills against the region's top students. In the photo below, Pine Ridge Secondary School students Robyn Clarke, left, and Alexis Wil- son -Kenney picked up gold medals in broad-based communications at the Durham Skills Challenge. The win allows them to compete at the Ontario Skills Challenge next month in Kitchener Big Sisters group holds bingo to raise bucks The Big Sisters Association of Ajax -Pickering is hoping there are big bucks under the B. The association is holding bingos on Mondays and Thursdays at Delta Bingo in Pickering to raise funds to support programmes and services. Matinee sessions from 11 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. will be held on Mondays, April 20, May 18 and June 22. Twilight sessions from 3 to 6:15 P.m. are scheduled for Thursdays, April 30, May 14 and 28 and June I 1 Dance being The Canadian Cancer Society West Durham Unit presents Dancing for a Cure on Saturday, April 25 at 6:30 p.m, at Melanie Pringles, 705 Kingston Rd., Pickering. and 25. The association is also in need of volunteers to help out at the bingos at the hall at 975 Dillingham Dr. There are currently 36 girls and teens matched with Big Sisters, but another 38 are on the waiting list, some for almost two years. The bin- go money will help the association provide more services. Call the Big Sisters at 428-8111 for more information or to volunteer at bingos. held for cancer cure Tickets are $20 and include din- ner, a DJ, prizes and a silent auction. For tickets call 686-1516 (Cancer Society) or 420-1956 (Melanie Pringles). Wf4 NIEs OV A J.' P4'►�rE 19 . No one gives you the world like ,SearC Lo aw TI-r&ve &PRI&4v r4 -4r sffzE (Depart— tro- Toronto.) Aprt! 3Q -May 26/98. 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Ba $659" ted Dresser .........$269 Desk...............$19r Mirnor ............599 Hntch.......... _$129n 4-Dtzwer ...... s199" S. Princess....1219" Nee .............. 5119" S. Canopy........ $7r PAIGE M - T= NES ADVERTISER FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1998 Library kids celebrate Mother's and Father's Days PICKERING — Mother's Day and Father's Day programmes for kids are being offered at the Pickering Central Library. At the Mother's Day session on Saturday, May 9 at 2 p.m., children three to six years of age are invited to celebrate the day by enjoying stories about mothers and creating a special gift for their moms. Tickets are $1 and are available from Saturday, April 25. Happy Father's Day, on Saturday, June 20 at 10:30 a.m., is for children three to six years of age. Participants will hear stories and take home a gift they have created. Tickets are $1 and are available from Saturday, April 25. Both programmes require a care- giver to attend with the child. photo J* Ron Pietionlro Glengrove Public School student Douglas Stamp works on a mural showcasing great black leaders, which will be pre- sented to staff and fellow students as a farewell gift. Pickering student leave blac s his Stamp k history m PICKERING — A mural on black history has been given the 'stamp' of approval by a school here. It will be presented to Glengrove Public School as a farewell gift from Douglas Stamp, a Grade 8 student who'll be heading to Pine Ridge Secondary School in the fall. It features some of the great Canadian and Ameri- can black leaders, includ- ing former Ontario Lieu- tenant Governor Lincoln Alexander. "I want students to see how much black history has accomplished;" says with ural Douglas, whose interest in racial harmony was heightened when he at- tended a Students and Teachers Against Racism (STAR) camp while in Grade 6. Douglas lists history and art as favourite sub- jects and was pleased school administrators ap- proved his idea to hang the mural, which measures four feet by two feet. "it will give us a focus on black history and al- lows Douglas to demon- strate his knowledge and artistic talents;' says prin- cipal Neil Simpson. Nursing group offers information on oxygen therapy at May seminar The Gerontological Nursing Association, Durham Chapter is spon- soring a presentation on `Oxygen Therapy in the Home 8t Institutions, Methods and Criteria' on Wednesday, May 6 from 7 to 8 p.m. at the Whitby Mental Health Centre Geriatric Day Hospital, 700 Gordon St., Whitby. Carole Madeley, a reg- istered respiratory thera- pist at Whitby and Ajax - Pickering General Hospi- tals will make the presen- tation. A certificate of atten- dance will be available. All are welcome to attend. 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Aw Rsducad k+ S 18/,900 Dir Simcoe Si N of Por► Perry to Corgi Rd 28, E 10 km to Count' Rd 16, rght 2 los to stop sig++ then %flow O/H sign. For '$ more ado caH Doug trorrg, (905)686-33J0. r STEVE KOSTKA• OPEN HOUSE a TRAWLEY S. !HARDWOOD/NWY 123 SUNDAY APRIL 19th, 2-4 P.M. -FIRST TIME BUYERS DREAM H011101E- 5% down. apps. $1000 monmy N* this tiny detached all trick home stows t perlection ! Fo itred walkout basement with stone krepiace. Huge 80-t kafiart, CAC. cent. WK, 4 -PC. nrasbr bedroom on suite 2 4 -pc. f 2 -pc bath Fuly fenced, targe deck, bea Landscaped. 'S appkarroes ne9. 'Just Listed Wont last! Cal now. Stew Koeeu' lnwent9al Achievers may, 831-7677. 59 CHATFIELD DI L, AJAX SUMAV APR& 19th, 2-4 PAL FA LOVELY s tlEDROOM DETACHED NO=$106,100 Ths is your oppohl * for home ownetshp! Located in the LYNN mndwU oft M wtth�Wkito", %shed low se inent, lovely r aitnic toyer and hitt m. Just tollow the signs on we*" Rd. and Pameractoft Borsht 0111 itKW� hd 1411612111.7"1eii* .t Coidil.. •_ THE NiW3 A:D`Vi Tl�'R t7tlDAY, Al'RtL 17, 1�8 -PAG!? 21 Red Cross courses aim to- youf-o'r'a.n'prepare emergency g Y Would you know the first steps to A Workers Compensation Board -approved The Ajax -Pickering Red Cross office is at For more information or to register call the take in an emergency involving external course can be held either at the Red Cross or at 1648 Bayly St., while the Oshawa office is in the Durham (Oshawa) branch at 905-723-2933. bleeding? your facility on days, weekends or evenings. Office Galleria, suite 115, 419 King St. W Sign up at least one week in advance. A Red Cross first aid course can teach you to handle that crisis and how to deal with other emergency situations as well. Red Cross First Aid courses are held monthly at the organization's Ajax -Pick- ering Community Office in Pickering and its Region of Durham Branch in Os- hawa. The courses include CPR proce- dures which can be performed by one adult to help adults, infants or children, and also offer optional instruction in two -person CPR. The eight-hour basic Emergency First Aid course is available in Ajax - Pickering from 9 am. to 6 p.m. on Sat- urday, May 2; and in Oshawa from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday, April 25. Standard First -Aid, a more compre- hensive 16 -to- 18 -hour course (depend- ing on whether the two -person CPR op- tion is included) is available in Ajax - Pickering on Saturday and Sunday, May 2 and 3 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; and in Os- hawa Saturday and Sunday. April 25 and 26 from 9 am. to 6 p.m. Re -test courses for both Emergency and Standard First Aid will be held in Oshawa Saturday, April 18 from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Fees for the courses are: Emergency First Aid $55; Standard First Aid, $70, $90 with 'Two -Rescuer' option; Emer- gency First Aid re -test, $35; and Stan- dard First Aid re -test, $50. Help Ajax singers make it across the ocean AJAX - You can help a group of talented youngsters perform at an over- seas music festival by participating in two upcoming fund-raising events. The Young Singers of Ajax will rep- resent the town in England in July when they participate in the Canterbury Choral Festival. They'II be joined by children's choirs from places like Eng- land, California, North Carolina, Lux- embourg and Holland. The first fund-raising event is a Spring Fling dinner and dance in the Ajax Community Centre's HMS Room on Friday, April 24 from 7:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. There will be door prizes, a buffet dinner, cash bar and music supplied by a disc jockey. Tickets are $35 per couple or $20 apiece. The choral group will also host a tail- gate garage sale and barbecue at the McLean Community Centre's near park- ing lot on Magill Drive Saturday, May 23 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Vendor spaces are available to anyone in the communi- ty at a cost of $15. Call Tracy McMur- ray at 427-8811 for more information. UNIVERSITY WERKS cslam 1fMtl) l etre ,.Ibrteeltretten Professional DesigN kolellalion aro Repair of • Fences and o cF'.�'°n° ksms • Retakft V" Syste Shnb and Rods Garderis ddsoral Lanmw Design / BuWNrs (W don't push Iawninw sirs) Hrrw hour projW Ca iplslsd this Slew Call for a FREE E*dnalt 90.5-666-9690 EATON'S TRANS CANADA 25% OFF OSHKOSH spring collection of girls' & boys' clothing & shoes. Infants' and sizes 2 to 6X. Our reg. $16.99 to $48.99 Sale $12.74 to =36.74 SALE 50% OFF BEST-SELLING BRAS* From WonderBra, Warner's, Vogue Bra g Playtex. Our reg. $24.50 to 534.50 Sale $12.25 to $17.25 'Selected styles only. am OSCAR DE LA RENTA GIFT SET Ordy SM. Includes Eau de Toilette 50 mL, Body Bath 60 mL. Creme 60 mL and Dusting Powder 42 g. (Value $93) Only at Eaton's. } 30% OFF ALL LEVIle, - 30% OFF JACKETS SILVERTA6 ' IKEDA, VANITY FAJR HOSIERY FOR WOMEN MANAGER A MEN'S DOCKER'S BUY 12 SAVE 40% Exludes London Fog & Designer coats. 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RETREAT T-SHIRTS ONLY $9.99 100% cotton, 20 colours, sizes S to XXL Our reg. $14.99 Only at Eaton's. 25% OFF ALL CASUAL FLATWARE, 20 -PCE. DINNERWARE SETS & GLASSWARE Our reg. $2.99 to $164.99 Solt $2.24 to $12$.76 Excludes Easy Choice. YOU COULD WIN A BEETLE from Dim at Eaton' -s' No purchase necessary. Ballots and details in-store. contest closes May 15,1998 An offers and Special Buys end Sunday. April 26, or while quantities last unless otherwise specified. Savings are on the original ticketed prices. All tonus offers one per customer, please. Offers exclude Factory Outlet, Warehouse Stores and Clearance Centres. PAGE 22-- THE NEWS*9W-R1rI3BR 1b7 IDAY, APRIL, 17, 1"S •r ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLIFE IN AJAX AND PICKERING Paulie wants a crack at show business , ow playiuug at Pickering Town Centre's Famous Players Cinemas: Barney's Great Adventure: The big purple, lovable dinosaur known to millions of children on the small screen makes his hig-screen debut. City of Angels: Nicolas Cage, Met Ryan. Cage stars as the heaven- sent angel and Ryan is the no-non- sense: surgeon who struggle with their willingness to sacrifice every- thing familiar for the sake of love. Grease: John Travolta. Olivia Newton -John. Twenty years after the largest grossing movie musical in box-office history first hit the silver screen. Danny. Sandy, Rizzo, Frenchy and friends are back. L.A. Confidential: Los Angeles in the early '50.s ... a txxming city anxious to shed its small-town skin. The reality is somewhat different. Lost in Space: This science -fic- tion adventure film takes audiences into the nix -loo -distant future with the Robinson family aboard the Jupiter 2 spacecraft. Major League: Back to the NIi- non: Scent "L11 .1. Corbin Bermen. With his last fatithall behind him, burnt-out veteran minor-league pitcher Gus Cantrell (Bakula) ac- cepts an offer from Minnesota Twins owner Roger Doan (Bernsen) to manage the club's Triple -A team. My Giant: Billy Crystal. A third- rate talent agent named Sammy (Crystal) discovers. literally by acci- dent. a 7'7 giant. Max (Gheo mhe Muresan), who Sammy think -s could be his ticket to the big time. The Odd Couple I1: Jack Lem - mon, Walter Matthau. Lernmon and N1atthau return to the screen as the mismatched Felix Unger and Oscar Madison. Paulie: Told through the eyes of the title character. Paulic is the story of a remarkable parrot which can ac- tually cant' on a conversation — not mimic — revealing the wonders and heartbreak of his world as he travels through a series of adventures in his quest to reunite with the little girl (Hallie Kate Eisenberg) who raised and loved him. Species II: Justin Lazard. Natasha Henstridge. The: year is 1598 and a team of American astronauts have made history by becoming the first human heings to walk on Mars. On its way back to Earth, the the ship carries fellow travellers Now playing at the Cineplex Odeon Ajax 10 Cinemas: Barney's Great Adventure, City of Angels, Grease. Lost in Space. Major League: Back to the Miners, h1y Gi- ant. The Odd Couple [I, Paulie. Species I1. Mercun Rising: Bruce Willis. FBI agent Art Jeffries (Willis) is rele- gated to routine assignments follow- ing a birched undercover operation. But, when he's assigned to investi gate the disappearance of an autistic child whose parents have been mys- teriously slain, he unknowingly stumbles into a situation that is any- thing but routine. The Nevrton Boys: Matthew Mc- Conaughc). Based on the true story of America's most successful bank robbers. Object of My Affection: Jennifer Aniston. George Hanson (Paul Rudd) learns from stranger Nina Birowski (Aniston) that he's going to be dumped. Feeling bad for George. Nina offers him the spam room in her Brooklyn apartment and he accepts. George and Nina become best friends, which upsets her boyfriend Vince. What disturbs him even more, however, is Nina's an- nouncement that she is pregnant and want% to raise the baby with her gay roommate instead of with him. Primary Colors: John Travolta. A political satire on the Amercian presidency. Titanic: Leonardo DiCaprio. Kate Winslet. An epic love story un- folds on the doonx-d ocean liner- Os- cars galore! Aow playing at Mor.Vkx 9, Pick- ering: !Mercury Rising. Tlx: Newton Boys. Object of M} AtTec:tion. Pn- mary Colors. Titanic. As Good As it Gets: Jack Nichol- son, Helen Hunt. A single mother (Hunt). an ill-tempered writer (Nicholson) and a gay artist (Greg Kinnear) form a friendship. The Borrowers: John Goodman. Evil waltor Ocrous Potter (Go(xd- man) squares off" against the Borrow- ers. tour -inch -high "little people" who live under the floxrtxoards. Good "Al Hunting: Mau Da- mon. Bcn Affleck. Darvon plays mis- understcx)d 20 -year-old genius or- phan Will Hunting, who can't seem to translate his problem -solving ca- pabilities into his personal life. The Man in the Iron Mask: Leonardo DiCaprio. It's 1660, France is starving and the arrogant and cruel King Louis XIV (Di- Caprio) has succeeded his father to the throne. Nightwatch: Ewan McGregor, Nick Nolte. Martin (McGregor) is a law student who takes on a position as a Ione night watchman at a morgue to earn some money. He quickly finds his isolation has made him the prime suspect in a series of brutal murders. Spice World: Spice Girls. Posh, Sporty. Scar} Ginter and Bahr in their Ir:iture film debut. Zg Lookin For a .' 5,.. Fun Place To Go? Sunday "Jim Meharg's Jazz" 4pm-7pm Monday & Tuesday "Wing Nights" 21 Beers on Tap & Fine Wines by the Glass Daily Business Lunch Specials Come & see what all your neighbours are talking about and have yourself a ball! 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Peewee Lightning strike again The Durham West Light- They have one tournament re- ning Zentil Property Manage- maining in Hamilton. ment peewee 'A rep girls' Trailing a tough Chatham hockey team captured the team 3-1 after two periods in Brampton tournament over the championship final, the the Easter long weekend in Lightning refused to quit. dramatic fashion. Melissa Gaudet cut the lead to The Brampton event is the 3-2 midway through the sec - largest female hockey tourney and stanza and, with the in the world with 12 teams Durham West net empty, competing in the peewee 'A' Kelly Hart fired a buzzer beat - division. er through a maze of players. The Brampton champi- After two five-minute onship represented the third overtime periods, a shootout tourney title for the Durham was needed to determine the West peewees this season. winner. Team captain Hart Soccer team's g00000al is more players AJAX — The Ajax Unit- begin try -outs later this ed Soccer Ciub senior men's month. Any players age 18 team is making a pitch for and over are welcome to new recruits to join the attend. squad for the com- The team will start ing Motor City Soc- league play late cer League season, next month. The highly suc- For more cessful team, which information call has captured the coach Liam Langton league title, the John at 668-0381 or player Barnes Cup and Terry Kelly representative Chris Collie Cup over the years, will at 686-7194. Be a good sport. Please recycle this newspaper beat the putting the pressure on the Chatham shooter. Lightning netminder Sarah Long made an outstanding save to cement the title for Durham West. The other Durham West scorer in regulation time was- n't reported. To get to the title match, the peewee Lightning went 4-0 in round-robin action. Durham West defeated Barrie 3-0, Oakville 2-I, A.zsabet, Michi- gan 5-0 and Sudbury 1-0. Individually, Durham West for third tourney win Chatham goalie, girls fared well in the skill competition as Melissa Gaudet won the puck han- dling race and Aleva Suleman was the fastest skater. Team members are Sarah Long, Julie Strang, Sarah Poirier, Meagan Rocca, Mary Modeste, Brittany Faux, Ali- son Fair, Emily Sand, Aleya Suleman, Laura Watt, Melissa Gaudet, Kelly Hart and Chelsey Emslie. The team sends good wishes to Chelsey Emsliie as her family moves to Vancouver. EAST END SAINTS ROLLER HOCKEY FINAL REGISTRATION Sunday April 19 A SW12:00 noon to 2:00W. Rep ATTHE RANGE hwum in OVWY SP 926 DiNMtghem Rd. unit 93 Mich aw and pring On. calfbre paring Bear Angina) VOUP 905-420-5333 REGISTER JR. "A" TRYOUTS $8.00 AT MOMIMY, APRIL WN 7:30 8.00 pm. to 10.W pm. FEE st THE P/CKERMW COMPLEX THE NEWS ADVERTIgLR ki6i Y,*APRIL'il, 1998 - OAGk 25 QU Tilt GIFT MMA FORGOT Golf Monday -t80" per year Thursday Pl US tie- Ger CORPORATE GOLD CARDS T� PLUS' � GST NO GM04 FEES PAYABLE ANNANDALE COUNTRY CLUB'. _t oom sT w of wrr. Am (m 683-3210 Local gymnasts take me ough Olympians Gymnas- tics Club will take on On- tario's best after turning in stellar performances at the women's third provincial qualifier at the Scarbor- )U"h club recently. C. Alexandria Allen, El - 1 i,,a Bowen, Pamela Tidy, Ashley Fawcett and Jen- nifer Milne will represent the Metro East region at the provincials at Whitby's Iroquois Park Sports Com- plex April 24 to 26. Lau- ren Viret was named a sec- t)nd alternate to the Metro Fast squad. Fawcett came through with a second -place over- all performance in the sc- nior 2 category. She placed first on uneven bars, second on floor exer- cises and third on balance beam and vault. Bowen was third over - onprovince9s Ajax and Pickering all in the mbers of the Scarhor- sion afte best pre -junior 3 divi- r finishing first on bars, fourth on beam, fifth on vault and sixth on floor. Tidy finished third all- round in the junior 3 bracket. She wUn ihC V4U4 title and placed second on Floor and third on bars and beam. Allen was fourth in the final qualifier in the pre - novice 3 category after finishing third on bars and floor and fourth on vault and beam. Milne finished up in fifth -place overall in the senior 2 category. She was third on bars, fourth on floor and fifth on vault and beam. Viret placed eighth overall in the senior 1 di- vision after finishing fourth on beam, fifth on floor, seventh on bars and eighth on vault. Your, Am S SU Ess c MM Summer Youth Hockey League Register April 5, 11 and 19 • Sundays May 10th to July 25th boys & girls 10-16 yrs • 90 minute session (includes flood) *Atom 12:15 pm - 3:15 pm -Peewee 3:15 pm - 6:15 pm -Bantam 6:15 pm - 9:15 pm - $199 includes jerseys and awards -12 sessions Registration in person Sunday April 5, Saturday April 11 and Sunday April 19, 10:00 a.m. to noon at Iroquois Park Sports Centre. For more information call 668-7765 618st Roller Hockey League No previous expsirilerroe required! Roller Hockey at Iroquois Park Sports Centre! This new sport will be offered from May to July through the BLAST Roller Hockey League. A House League program is planned for players from Age 7 to Adult, on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday evenings at 7:00 & 8:00 p.m. The league is open to men, women, boys and girls and includes a 14 game schedule, 12 players plus a goalie per team, a Pre -Season Skills Clinic, uniform, awards, photos and fun. 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Pickering company send resume to tax number (905)420-4016. ASSEMBLER 31 You can stay Home . Ea m up to $727AW AssemWin9 Pfoducts. Amaz- ing recorded meSSape reveak deuds 416-812.6798 X88. Canadian Company. BEAUTY SALON requires N- censed assistant mann to Ajax Sava ry/canmissiorYbo- nus/prolix shinnq. Also stye Isis, lull and part time. Call Claudia. (905) 576.2512. BERM"MOORE PAINTS, experienced quned full titneminePiderit�g location. Fax resume to 416- 269-2149. BOLD? Advemurois7 Female Entertainers preferred. No lasthe V�yssary in ine am Ju erler- tamment industry. 18 and oto- er preferred. Investment app avail GH Mary at (905) 431- 4988 for a confit iNer*w. BUTCHER general hop need- ed immediatey. Full -fine. pan -lime. must be brut and responsible, experience pre- ferred Please take msunne to East End Quality Meats d Dell, no phone calls please Blair Park Plaza, corner Mr1 2/Li- pin CHILD CARE ASSISTANT, re- quirto toL,P.R.Y.D.E. at St. Catherine's in Ajax. Mail or drop In with resume to 15 Bennett Ave. Ajax. LIT 3P1. betore Friday April 17. Rebel Positions also avatiable iklll General Help CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Ad+e,t ser e - quests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Ad- vertiser veil not be re- sponsible for more than one incorrect insertion and there shall be no lt- abdity for non -insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads is limited 10 the amount paid for tee spate occu- pying fie error. All copy is Subject to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser. COMPUTER USERS( Forme! copy 8 mail disks for cash' RUSH SASE To. L L Wood. 80.6 Onstdl Road East State 3SM, Mrssissauga. Ontario L4Z 3K8 SHOAT OWR COOK/WAIT STAFFra craw 0stia■a Iwk. Expenenee necessary Fax resume 404-251x1 DRIVERS NEEDED Vehicle required S3OOvA call 579- 7816 DRIVING INSTRU(,TORS needed to teach in -car and in -class with latest model car. Call 428-1717 BegenN in 4.8 weeks, Learn tax reduction ll asset prolec- tion strategies! Fantastic Sup- port! NOT MLM! 1-800-995- 0796 Ext 6009 2 mkVmsg EXKMNCED energetic. stylist, wanted to pin our creative team, of stylist in Pickering. High commission. for interview call Sculptures flair Study. 905-839-3049. ask for Susane Or Anretle. 004FAESM hate list carted for busy Salon n Dur- ham CeWe. Apra Good waq- es. Cal (905) 619-f1057. OWPA331M Hair Design is now ;lining. H you're mohwted about your career become a pan d our award nwirrtilg team. 2 yrs. exp. necessary. Plical eve sins. 43MM. HAIR STYLISTS needed for Ajax - Pickering area. $8/ hour to start plus profit-sharing, Birthday pay & good working conditions. For interview call 905-8311337. FIRST CHOICE HAIR CU7TERS HAMSTYLIST. Wil Techni- c an. Own terrific beauty sa- lon, fully equipped, 7 stations, North Oshawa. Easy terms, reasonable rent. Don't miss this golden opportunity. call cedar 725-1171 STYLIST ranted with Own I Daceeie work or rent �I space. Call DCDbe or Weepy, '28-800 Pickering's Best are looking for Better! We offer a progressive work environment, package and competitive wages. Int, should apply _in person by Avril Guest Service )esk between 10:00 the Comfor Inn Pickering, 53 Pickering, Ont io. Fax (905)831-6025. comprehensive benefits Minimrlm 1-2 years expedience required • Guest Service Representatives e (Weekends and shift work audit experience preferred - I -2 years experience) e Housekeepers • (Rooms Cleaning experience 1 vear) e Accepting Maintenance applications • (Maintenance experience an asset) POSTED Positions are for part-time employment If you are ready to join a company forging the way to the millenium apply now! A Journey's End Managed Property Major Appliances Parts Distributor requires Stock Transfer Person for picking and packingpparts orders to .hip to our garages. Must be computer literate and able to work well with others. Please drop resume off at 922 Dillingham Rd., Pickering or fax (905)837-1115 $14.65 PER HOUR (INTERVIEW MONDAY ONLY) Stan off a gwat ne% carter %ith an tT lrnx,us o e- turuty for advancement. Icx*-g for udrvtduals to start irrurwdiawly for Eco Manufxtuning Durham out- Iet centre. we Are prepared to tramqualified Applicants, must be over 18, phvsu.ally fit & car required. For inten few tTportmty call Sunday 12 noon - 2 pm, or Monday 1104--30 only 571-3532 Marketing Support Position ilable with leading financi ening firm. experience and/or C11 nse an asset but not necessary. C.M. Oliver ci/o Liann 467 Westney Rd.&, Unit 7, Ajax, ON. L1 S 6V7 3C HAIR 3C STYLISTS come join our tem at xi#iWS A 1F" Full-time, licensed, preferred clientele. (905)426-6056 NOME WORKERS Needed In your area. Earn extra income working from home. File lime or part time. For tree info. please send S.A.S.E. to: First Capital Promotions, 916 West Broadway. Suite 1081. Van. couver, B.C. V5Z 1 K7. IF THERE is money to be mak in your neofturtaod. wfto is going to make it? 2u' HOMECARE: useful, innova- tive and imaginative house- wares you'll see anywhere. We need people to Ming Pro- duct to their local are in a home base business. No S In- vestment. No MLM No Sell- ing. Just simple. rewarding work. You create your poten- tial. Gll today. San tomor- row. Oshawa (905)435-0568. Whitby (905)433.0552. Ajax/ Pickering (905)425-0840. CLEANERS WANTED IMMEDIATELY For Pickering/Oshawa/Whitby/ Area • Light and heavy duty • `lust have previous experience • Full and part time • own Car an aswt Please call 1-800-565-3756 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. It the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. LADIES... ,rant to earn extra a""and have a few hours a week to spare. N gin owned KW operated Company is lung for smut and u ninik- biled people to ItXn our tabu I.. money mrakkq venture. Make extra money aro tuve lun doing it. Give Liz or Nikkt a call (416) 543-5174 for more details. LADY FITNESS Centre a Spa seeking Personal Trainers. Nutritionist. Sales People and EMS and Body Care TecMu- ciars. Must beeddied 3 ex- penenced. Fax resume to: 905-831-0402. LANDSCAPE Construction company requires highly skilled person. Experience in the use and maintenance of plain material required. Call (905) 509-1786 o Fax (905) 509-6327 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL, long- term temp, must have 6 months working eVerence 8 salary steel -toed boots Up to $9 50rhr. Pickering through Oshawa areas. We will be in- terviewrg at the H.RD .C.. 78 Richmond St W. DShawa on Thuns Apr.23, between 9:30-2. staff Plus. MASSEUSE, wanled forerotic massage. exper74" Pre- lerfed. please cal (416) 760- 3440. kava Anewage. NOT MAfrN1G SMIsk? Mar- keling company needs 20 People during rush -- No No experience necessary... Willing M (90 10 6 )720.3144, Cal Jukto PART TIME, Cleaners. drivers kcernse "Awed, but not veni- de Part time only Castle Cleaning. 428.9765. PERSON to assist Chet Ex- perienced in large volume food preparation, sane heavy l t". We offer Mon. through Fri Straight days. comps tt m salary it berieffls. Deliver re- sume to: 915 Nelson St. OsMwa. Hakenda's Fine Foods. PIC10tr41G GoN Club requires Bar supervisor. Experience required. Please fax resume IG (905)619.1682. PLUMING and hest. wholesale company requires ang expenertced sales person to work order desk. Experience a must. Drop off resume to On- tario Plumbing and Healing, 253 San= St S. Oshawa ON. L1 H 4H3 SUPERVISOR and door to aoor canvassers regrxred for 'egrstered chanties in your -ommundy No selling, neat ippearartce Hourty rates pus Bonus Call 438-9344 TAXI DRIVERS Wanted FULL 8 PART TIME 831-5662 TUPPERWARE' - .ortunifies r ee kill Can me .., have a Teipperware demort- '."ration Phone orders wel- : wrie Call Croy (905) 427- .179 WAIT/NITCHEN STAFF. Ex - o nercm 'or !ane. sasual.'pati0 vrw , ,, Personally tort' ',sane TME WATERFRONT, BISTRO 6 BAR, 590 I -moos Pd. Ptckenrtg WAITRES&VAITER Mini- '-wm yr experience Even - am weekend work Re- :amie n person to Joe's Cate 3 BlD&" 2200 Stock Rd P ckertm. afkr 10 30 a m WELLS FARGO Total Security :ocurons now xccpwv ap- �nCaeor4 tot RKposmott of >ECURITY OFFICER Appkc- nn$ must Nave minimum ;raft 12. no Crines; retard. �eWtle transportabort ane peak ane wtme Engksh ' Annv Apply in person to 909 Sintcoe St N Unit 4, stars. Om Morway-FrKlay ' }4p in WORK AT NOW assem- porq products Stan im- 'nediably Fa fret irib. Pao age call 24/hrs toll -Ira 1- 986-771-74Mvid 07 YEAR ROUND aosdion. ex- -enenced ,.liable persand 'cr welt esilmisned North °,ekenng based Landscaping Companv Must have mew - mum 3 years experience in PiSa, rMenoclong. or lawn marmenance. Call Mortday Through Friday 9o5-619 6761 or tax resume to 905 619- 0788 1 office two LEGAL SECRETMRY. Fully ex- penenced in Real estate Must be able to work inde- have Knowledge of pendently Law yarid WorMerted No Telephone calls pease Fax full resumeto Peter G Srrgh. OC . 158 Harwood Ave S Ajax Fax (905)683-7794 LICENSED ELECTRICWIS, For sell -starting people look - eq to a Positive working ert- Nf0lrflet.d Day and t10 - nus' Please tax resume to 905-725-19%. ■ANTED: FW Nine mature Person a manage small busi- ness. Computes and good lain - qua" skips a must. 8.30 - 4:30 daily, including carrying a pager Must hove own ear. Work environment Is non- smoking. Reply File#136. Oshawa N fitly This Week. 865 Famvwl St., Oshaea. Ont. L1H 71.5. 1 54w GENERAL Ib I A cob BRDKER/PROODUUC RE wanted in the Oshawa/1MMby area. Excellent income opportunity for an experienced RIBO Li- censed Broker, we also offer a wade selection of insurance markets as well as technical arid clerical assistance. Please send resume to. Whetter, Oaklin Insurance Brokers Inc., 265 Kerrt St. W Lindsay, Ord. K9V 2Z3 G LA -2-50V LIERY requires part-time sales person possi- bly leading to lull -time posi- tion Apply in confidence. Sed Resume 10 900 Cham- plain Ave . Oshatw L1J 7A6 1 Office Help I Office Help The Children's Group, a producer of children's audio and video has an '*e4*12m4GrwP Immediate opening for a customer service representative. A team player with a positive attitude, the Ideal candidate will possess strong telephone skills, a retail background and experience in a distribution environment. Please fax your resume to the Sales b Marketing Director (905) 831-1142. BUSY REAL ESTATE OFFICE Requires part time recepticr.lst. Computer experience is essential. Real Estate Experience would be a plus, Call Sandy or Dick at (905) 839-4727 JUNIOR PURCHASING 1';: tiering company lix>ktng for a vnior 7%;rchasing clerk( Job duties will in - purchasing of raw matenals, ex- t-,,Itting of orders and some clencal 1^e eligible candidate should have .trk,ng math and computer skills. Please fax resume to (905)831-7571 Part-time Eveningt1 Saturday RECEPTINIST required for car dealership in Pickering. Office knowledge essential. Flexible hours (up to 25 hours per week) Please FAX resume to: (905) 831-7549 1 Saba HMp Agrmsam S[dlkd Help PROFESSIONAL. mature commissioned sales rep. make 15 calls per day to companies - get 2 orders - take home 65K a year Fax (905) 707-5608 SALES. Full/Part lime Choose your own hours It territories Excellent commission. New product. selling to a8 retail outles Vefnde required. Training provided 1-519-941- M3 Sam Nab SXIIIED HELP Required for Steel Mill equipment mmu- tadurer. Experienced CNC milling operator (Fanuc con- trolled). Manual boring mill operators (union 4' spindle). Welders (must have vale **I* tickets) Fax resume to: (905) 721-1204. Dyne. En- gW*Mrng Inc. ASSISTANT MANAGE" for Scarborough Tire Auto Centre, Mechanical Experience re quired. Also expenenced Ap- prentice Medtarkc needed. Fax resume to 905.831-3122. AWARD WIINNItG Company. has opportunities for a em- ploymem in Ur&cape Con- struchmMaintenance. Ap- piccans must be umilar tam and able to operate all related equipment, preform all duties required to install hard and soh landscape. Valid drivers license. WD. with clean ab- stract. Minimum 2 years ex- penence. Fax resume 10 (9051-428-2185 or mail to Cotter Landscaping Services. 1485 Harwood Ave. N., Ajax, LIS 4S7. EXPERIENCE TRUCK :RIVER with :lass D<7 license full time. loran runs Fill in appk- Cation at Mason Windows. 913 Brock Rd S Pickering LANDSCAPE SPECIALIST Must De good at interlock. Pisa steps. rockery etc own car pnysically fit. and tore - mart ezpenence an asset Call Bnckscape Inc (905) %8- 2742 HAIRSTYLISTS and Estheti- clan required for busy salon Experierrad. Please call (905) 'IM -1338 or (905) 4362963 OIIALWEO, Expenenced small engine medamc. smoke-free shop. position available immediately. Submit resur a to. File #135. Oshawa! Whitby This Week, PO Box 481. Oshawa. ON L1 71.5. a person fully experienced in operating a power shear and a power brake for a stainless steel fabricating shop, specializing in restaurant equipment. Call Bill McGuire 905-ti86-8955 WANTED, 1 Journeyman Eleclnclan experienced in in- dustnal and commercW emn- rdnmem. No subs! Resumes only tax to 905-428.8302 j PAGE 2a -THE NEWS ADVEKMER tFRIDAY., APRIL 17, 1999 1 Smiles HWWAgimus 1 Suet FNIplAgenua SkNled HNp Skilled HMp C SkilNd HMp 1 A+ 70►- 1 A W lar BRUCE BISSELL PONTIAC BUICK requires Qualified Salesperson for immediate position. All company benefits and remuneration will be discussed at time of interview. For confidential Appointment , please call Chuck Hughes 905-683-6561 MMEMM013 SALESPERSON REQUIRED • Large new & used inventory • Excellent Commission Plan • Strong Advertising Support • Company vehicle • Full health & dental plan Experience is an asset, but will train the right candidate. 'Fax or call Roger Linton (905) 831-3381 (fax) (905) 831-5300 (tele) RETAIL SALES Ambitious person wanted for attractive showroom selling fun products. Full or Part-time. CII/Fax Jeanette 42s-9766 Avon Avon has been in business for over 100 years and available in 120 countries around the world. Avon sales dealers sell directly to consumers in their home or workplace. Customers can chose from a wide selection of quality products that carry a 100% money back guarantee. We recycle and do not test on animals. Avon provides sales dealers training, support and earnings potential of 500/9 depending on the size of the order. Avon offers rewards, recognition and fun. Sell some of the most innovative skin care and beauty products in the world and be your own boss. Become a part of the world's #1 Beauty Company. Success is truly within your reach. Call today for more information District Sales Manager Pauline Naulls 416-398-9390 135 135 - CHEMICAL PLANT LICENSED MILLWRIGHT / INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIAN One of Durham Region's foremost chemical companies has an immediate opening for an experienced licensed Mill- wright/Industrial Electrician to work 12 hour shifts on a continental work week schedule. The ideal candidate should have knowledge in the area of pumps, motors, piping, machine installation, and repair for the plant. Troubleshooting of equipment including PLC's is a must/ As well, the candidate will earn above average pay and benefits in a pro- gressive environment committed to safe- ty, quality and employee development. To apply forward your resume in con- fidence to: File 4138 Oshawa This Week P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ontario. L1H 7L5 PRESSURE PIPE WELDERS - FITTERS Our Pickering location is expanding again. For the past 50 years we have designed and assembled large oil pumping skids for industrial applications. We are in need of qualified Pressure Pipe Welders with a minimum two years fitting experience. We offer excellent working conditions, competitive salary / benefits and a congenial atmosphere. Please mail or fax your resume to: Howard Marten Company Ltd. 875 Dillingham Road Pickering, Ontario L1 W 2Y5 Attention: Personnel Manager FAX No. 905-831-9369 NO TELEPHONE CALLS PLEASE PRODUCTION MANAGER - Plastic Injection Molding TIER Il Automotive Supplier requires a Production Manager for the Plastic Injection Molding Department. Suitable candidates will have 3-5 years experience in Automotive/ Plastic Industry and be familiar with QS9000 procedures. Responsibilities include oversee daily activities of department supervisors, production scheduling, liaison with internal support staff to ensure quality standards are maintained. The Company offers a competitive wage and fringe benefit package. Interested parties should forward a copy of their resume to: ARMADA GROUP, 570 Coronation Drive, Scarborough, Ontario M1 E 2K1 or Fax: (416)281-8789 Attention: H/R Manager CLASS AZ DRIVER INSTRUCTOR required immediately for Trans Canada Truck Driver Training. Fax resume to: 905-428.3659 Ph - 905-428-9475 The following positions are available at our Metal Fabrication Shop in Pickering. General Labour - Shipping and Metal Cleaning Depts., Fabrica- tion Machine operator. Involves Hor- iz. Bandsaw, Punch/Brake press, Drill Press, Iron Worker and Flame Cutter. We offer competitive wages and benefits on a steady day shift. Experienced Personnel are Invited to Fax their resume to 905-839-1717. 150 ASSIST/RECEPT. 2 yrs. ext. WARP Cert. Meat lore children. Lo9ilech eq- Thurs. and Sat., later Tees. Fax resume to: 416-483-1391 HTGNMT NeedN to cover nalemury, leave. expe. in restorative an asset. Please send resume to: File /134, OshawaMmitby This Weds. P.O. Box 481, Oshawa. ON. L1H 71.5 PART-TIME HYGENIST with orthodontic experience re- quired. Please reply to File 1139. P.O. Box 481. Oshavra, Ont. L1H 7L5 MAvailoW AFFOROAKE daycm pro- vxW. smoke-free home. Fenced yard,reaepts. West- ney Heights. Cao Ltsa A (905)619-2907 DROCRIIIAJOR Oaks, Ex- perienced caregiver, mother of 3, full-time positions avail- able in happy cion -smoking environment. Large fenhced yard. crafts, activities, nuUi- taus meals. Recuts provid- ed. 6191921. i DURCNERAAYLY rehable daycare. rear Lord Durham ages 3. CPR, First Aid, healthy lunches/srads. Large yard. Las of TLC 428-7422 OWIMT ECE. mom provid- mg. Quality. affordable day - Care, firstaxVCPR certified Openings for year-round care.. wuM a Sok Wvrq erl- viroa M Joame 6116-3422 HWY 2AMMO00. full and part-time, summer openings available. Outings. trans, lam -bpm. Can Tina (905)683- LOVMG CARE Gmwith carrequired in our horse. 3 child- ren, South Aix area. Refer- ences required. For interview ail days (416) 684-3731 or (905) 68rr-0918 evenings • Devoe Ava"* RELIABLE DAYCARE available lunches a snacxs. indoor a outdoor wavitits. safe of" - room. folioed pAckyard. smoke-free. reft encs . lyr old a up 7a m -6p.m Part hint or fed hm. wh aes! Forsch N inhtnessad all CWO 905)424-0206 I10NTES110RI TEACHER w it help your cW brush up MS o her math a reading skins our - ,r suma mer break 425- 0370 MMMNG Nate / Rohr Lo" daycare 18 months to 12 years Davy outaigs ", r , backyard and pan) crags. story have. music. run- Inbous mtlls a snacks Fist Ab. CPR Certified Non t�mOklrlg receipts 905.428- 44 corm coni. DED, queen -size mattress a frame. wide headboard. $150 Garden shed. IMM. metal. double doors. wooden floor $150 Call(905)683-4642 COW'Dt ND hunting bows (2). camgfLaged. with quavers and arrows Must buy both $275 Orly 3 rtidnMlK old used twice D and 45-551b. 683-0933 _ FOR SALE - Y stuped kitch- en catiirets,almond with oak true. 8" x 9 n. x 8 It. Perfect Iso cottage or in-law apart- ment To view ad (905) 427-4216 LOW sTMB tmadma - GE model. auto relit. Asking $275.00. Call aw 6 p.m. A 66644 Pon= 1M computer, fur multi media, lax modem. 16 Me of memory. colour moni- for, asking M, 905-831- 5664. Mow. AreYle Day Care Available SAT., APRIL 18 8 A.M. -1 P.M. ! electronic typewriters, printer Mand, lepine crib, children's toyus, 00's of books, craft supplies, 00's mist. household items, an- ique items, include 2 dressers, fainted blanket box, rocking chiar, mantel top table, and so much note. Don't miss this one. 883 Darwin Drive, Pickering (Between White's Rd. and Fairport, just north off Finch, watch for signs) GARAGE door repairs, broken spnrps. cables. rollers, open- ers Installed $45 New doors/ openers Quality Plus Doors 116-336-0073 26 hp Johnson outboard w/ controls 5500 call Bib 905- 683-4377 (step) ALL BEST OUALITY- 4 pecan Irvingroom tables walnut full dmV Rm suite. antique oak dresser with mirror, other Pieces. household effects 436-6079 between 630-10 Pm. BAR COUNTER. ton long :ommercal) $500 Reinger- ated showcase. $1.000 611 mg exhaust system, with the Airigusher $1.500 905-068- 5639 CARPET BROKER'100%. Nylon thick, plush stain re- s,stam carpet For 3 rooms. ,* s369 00. Price mdudes 30 Sq. yds carpet. deluxe pad � 'a quototmoinstallation me in your ho. your home No interest no pay her for ne lull year. Danw. 1 -WO - :17 -0104 CARPETS - lots 0 1 carpet. ' 70°: nylon. new Stan re- �&e Carpets on hand. 1 win .nrpet 3 roans. $349. Price ,dudes carper. premum pad. � W m6bdahon, fast deW- ,-y. Iret estinatn (30 pros) %,Nn n 666-2314 CARPETS SALE: Los of ar- J"Is1007, nylon stain w .tars, carper 3 room 5339 ;30 see yd) kiCf A : carpet. Premium pad and matada- tion Free estmnaees. carpet repass. Servetq Dw1tm and shrrouidihq area. S11m 905- 6861772. CARPET SALE. call and Save up to 50% On large saiectim of cow am � W For satisfaction free eStUnale call Mike. (0431-4010. (41GM2- CLEARANCE SALE . muss Ie sold nc reasonable offer re - low. alunwm rn boats and pints. Evi i motors. 2 - 3o hp. Toro mowers and srow0bwen. Lawn Dor mow- em arerr Ho Wine saws and mni- nws. wilds Sales. 4700 TBRMckson Rd N (905)10 655 COWUTER. Pentium 90. 8meg 540 FID 4X CO. SM VGA monitor. $89 Service i LIMades upgrade youf old o Peruium 166nwtu Ind 16m -ram 16bu sound. 4m VGA, tows ase $369 Model T Computers, 131 Brod Si S 905-430-5615 COMPUTER CLEARANCE termer - Package of die Week. 200 mhz . 14' monitor 24X CDR plus Carlon color porter $999 Be Primum II 233 units $1.085 used Pentium tuts from $455Lip grade your Pentium 75 . 133 to 233 NINIX $90. Active color notebooks 186 from $795 Call (905) 697-3059 CONCRETE SAW.Sada Ddmu 309). $350. C= can saw (never used) Piano a bench excxleru corh- Mon. 5995. Ford ouzel trac- tor, good condition $3000. (905)655-4138 FOR 11111E - "OYER bit, ad- justable bed. wheel chair, wheel comwnode, and bash tub bench. (906)623-2472 FOR Sale Toramo Blue Jays tickets 2 or 4 seas for ari KIS IhOrne QamtS this season. Section 525 (above home pla), Row 1 seals 5.8 ($20 each. lace vahe). For frartNer Wormillion Call (416) 636- 0903 FORTKU 2M SCOOTER, excellent PDn dillm, battery charges.ncluded. Si.aoo. #pkuas Doi"e W&IM. emceeenl condition, $250. Telephone 576-7316 NAIIKS' Applanrces. Match- ��rWWpp fridge 33 stove, like new $400, washer a dryer sets $4OG", good condition. Apaximall sine washer a dry- er 5450. Side -by -sides, whw almond. SSODrup. Average z e years old. Financing g avail- able.Up to 1 yea rrgqrmr��fppyy� 426 Simcoe St. S. (905)726- 4043. HEALTHRIATE SAUNA. large new portable 2 -person. provides pain rebel. weight control, exercise effect. relax- ation. stereo. Was $4650. as- king $3950 579-7353 HOUSE CONTENTS, beige. washer dryer excellent condi- Tion, organ, drums. weight equipment, plus more. 905- 683-4145 after 6. INVACARE ARCHER electric wheelchair w/charger $1200, 20- colour TV $100: Yamaha acoustic 8 classical guitars w/am a swigs $125 each. 2 piece black chinaremertam- mem stands $150. Omer tur- rmture also. John 576-0574 Wave message (Sop) KENU MME self -da"" elecinc clove $175 o D o Maytag 2 -spew washer $175 o Do FREE deep irate, re- frigerator and dryer (need mina rWwr) (905)426-2395 MOVING - qualdy hipline cnb,' w.th mattress. We new 5250. 20 cross and okve crystal gasses $5.00 to $7 00 each. 2 electronic Npewrllws $100 and $175. Cherry venter firiiler stand $60, antpue ar- Was indudit to boy dresser $200, dresser wdh nernr $us . painted blanket boli $120. uranhd top law us. rocking chair $125.. twgw 0011901 sale. (good for COW table). W. Pitkenng (905) 631-0318. SM MOVING SALE- sob oak and d bunt. 51000; Mbd mak colla and end tabes $350: Nova wMirnower $175. office conquer deck "In We t.-ble $275. 2 dr brass lab I I`, er0 daces $100: or best offers Cad 7235559 or 576.6661 MOVNIG: Dermad ring: sop a chair TV a unit lamps. Coffee a end tables, 1- - six bed: table. dams a com- er hukh. bookshelf. cedar dist. 3 dressers 905-666- 8190 aner Bpm. PNNO&SPANOFATHER CLOCKS Ad 1997 floor mod - It reduced. Used piarm, Yamaha. Sanwa. Kombal, young Chang New *9" Pa- nni from $1195 and up. Rens 10 own large selection of grariQadw docks from $995 and cap. Call TELEP PIANO 4331491 AAA POOL OPENING SPECAAL - S149. Ali taxes a drorrrcals included Lim- ited time titer G.R.B Main- ker4W" 663-8452. RENT TO OWN APPLIANCES. new and reconditioned. full warranty Paddy's Market. 905-263-6369 w 1-800-796- 5502. MLARLEE - for products and or Career plan mformAKm call 905.686-1117. sw n6d6N - aaality wooden shads 8' X 8' barn Itis ouy $299 pita tax. Many oNer sir es and styles available. Also garages and deans. 761 Mc- Kay Rd. Unit 3. Pidlerz q For more into. Cad 995-619-2093. •LO"M 3 1/2 H/P HONDA LIKE NEW (9oS) 11mur udis. aOlv_en and om i doors and Peaa wk down. Cal 263-8514. VA. ARK IM - Tools for all trades, antique colkcta- bles. user, kitten collectr bles, scientific Instruments much mon. TOOLS OF THE TRADES SHOW/SALE 2699 Brock Rd. N., Pirko tg, Ont. 10:0013:30 $4.00 (519)293- 3171 (613)M5607. 519)293-3171(613)639-5607. 250 '"" 250 GARAGE SALE TIPTON CRS. AJAX (Delaney/INestney) Sat. Apr. 18, 10-3 p.m. GARAGE SALE 4 DAGWELL ORES., AJAX SATURDAY, APRIL intlle, Status Kids' clothing & lots of kid's toys, sandbox, snowblower, microwave stand & more!'. GIGANTIC MULTI FAMILY MOVING b GARAGE SALE Something for everyone - No junk! 670 Graceland Cri. (Whiles/Finch) Pickering 8-2 p.m. Sat. Apr. 18 STREET SALE Sat. Apr. 18, 8-2 p.m. 1370 Fieldlight Blvd. Pickering (Live rpooVGlenanna) Bargains Galore!! YARD SALE 75 Hurley Rd. Ajax. Sat. Apr. 18, 9am- Raindate Sat. Apr. 25 Collectors items. perennial plants, air conditioning unit. 1 °"polo/ 1 i v,- Iritarrhal unartiN WEB DESIGN SERVICE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Call John Duarte at 579-4400 Web Site Design By Zimware Internet Consulting At affordable prices for individuals and Business. Get 10% off with this advertisement. Call Jim (416) 282-0079 E -Mail info@zimware. com 1 Mitts for Sw GAIL?INE FURNITURE..AIi solid oak table sets on sale"' p. SOLID OAK doubk pedes - lift 4s' x 96- Winded rJ w 1' Bid topr thicli soled Oak start. 2-15- ext, choice of edge prof" a shape of talk top (oval of rod.) AND 6 sold ask Cal 0" Mars Limit- ed bine only $1 799 AN of our nets are trod crafted on me Dr"nim. Complete talk sets from as taw as $749. Traditional Woodwortimg, 115 Norm Pon Rd (S on Reach St ) Port Perry (905) 965.8774 UM FIUOGE $225. and up. used stoves $200 and up. used washers $250 dryers $125 and up New Drano name Indges, 16 cf $605 New Mand name 30' stoves $449 and. New 5 0freezers 5255. Stephenson's Ap- p ances 227 Court St., Osha- wa. 5r* -7448 USED OFFICE Furniture for sale File cabinets. chairs and desks For earty vwmrhg cab 428-9718. TN11SM a gas dryer 2 years old $1200 value. as" 5700 Air Caldiboner, 2 years old was $688 asking M. Hu- midifier $50. (905)8399791 WASHER INGLI2, works 1", $175.00 elect. dryer, 5125.00, utility trailer 4'x6'; with sides. new ores $458.00. 426.6111. WIDOW: - Thermal New $95: Patio doors complete $195: 416-265-1436. Ishii) 1 Afkbo 11il AN1pnUEiTAbebh" Ad- vice, consu"Xion Fra: ap- praisals -minimal fa: auclim service 20% negotiable. Pur- chasing outright. estates sol some antique contents. (no limit to value considered). Collections of any son, quan- tiles w single anbgrae items. !.I try to respond to A quer- ies. Robert Bowen Megoes- Brooklin, Ontario.)655- DW9, tax (9054%-5r CASH ON DIALS. We Buy. Sell, a mon! Pay top "M for top items. Home audio/ video, car audb, tools. cc's, movies. games, gow wa- monds. furniture. appliances. (905)433-1785 905.571-2274 (90.5)666-0004. (prefer all ieems in working order) UNWANTED. scrap metals removed, 111110's, air cons., stoves. ars. tum machinery. Of antytinp metal. (905) 571- 6714 1 Articles W*ftd DO fou rave valuable an tiques or estate oarilrru-7 Let us Must you n achiever hie Dgtst possnele peas Cad today Henry or Gayle Kahn 'Armiga CW"kW K- with nearly 30 years experience "loft 905-965.6161 WAFITED - 1948-50 F100 fenders arta rimrrng boards, m good Co dieon Cad Andy 705- 357-2358 (sp) • 1 Arts a craft CRAFTERS WANTED at -The Gdt a craft Snowpuace' kxx- ed in hie CourUCe Flea Mar- kel. 4 km east Of Oshawa Let us snow a sell your craft 6 - Wily o the public You do nee have to be mere Cao 905- 436-1024 LAKEVIEW CERAMIcs IS OPEN AGAIN It you're kxk- ng for us call Lyn at 905-355- 5005 Wed. - Sm. 10-4 MAKE R RHI. Make it easy. Yoke it yours Decorate ce- ramic bisque min your Co- lours a design Studio work- shop. 905-831-3263. 1 Cow iii r ARM" NEW music e -Zi e O hutpll www.duh am evrs.reV -aicMindex.fmm Poole. M us SALE- MM Peel RectarWpu- lar ound maid" deecks�vl6'rxd4' 0/0 $5395. HAN price sok on inspSilgn or save G.S.T ends April 219. 1.800-666.7564. N LOM a FOUND - very old male I& cross. chocolate Drown color DOSSiDN with anMieover s. D ilgeftmood area Ajax. Owner may, cores 683-2271. LOST - smokey grey house Cal (Hanky) about 10 ponds, no frau Claws on Creekview Ckde. (905)639.2448. • il, a IpDoU female. 4 monahoold LhaW Pont puppy. Cal Laurie 905- 665-0191. (snp) Dot Mm mature bundle female. spade bele is Awad. ON Al gad, loving howshtold with lenced ysed, no other lids. (905) 786 3160 290 300 310 400 400 EL LHASA APSO pups for sae 5+50 Males 8 females avail - p various Ready 705)786-3 24. goleave �nrssaga PUREBRED BOXER PUPPIES •vim tads cropped and dew laws removed, 151 shots• $400 Available 5 June oeave Message l 1 ;UN 'Championship Sired' Akkdus, Shetlands. Shih vu. Maltese. Laso Apso. westies, Chihuahua. Border Collies Seal Point Himalayans %larch's M Sepe"llom (Caner KPark RAL (905)723-5077 ATTENTION: U09 vwners 0•iggie Dooley Pet Waste Systems starting at $5499 up to 150 lb. wt. Dog Life Jackets starling at $25. 24- Fire Hy- drant container $2599 BEST Ball 3-. 4-117. 6'. 10' Lifetime 3uarantee. from $5.99. Dog ;hovels from $5.99 9-9. 7 lays/week Stn Anniversary -ale. Buy or order before May )1st receive 1 year digester 'fee (905)723-5413. Fax M- !466 ITIT_ for Soft CREDIT PROBLEMS? On the spotfinancing Down pay monis from $750. O.A.C. Cars. trucks. van$ 1981 t0 1994 Alandy Auto Saks Ltd. 792 Snncce Street Some. Down Phone 905-720-3382 1918 CORVETTE $6700 060 1.,all (905) 4388770 194 BUICK LESMIRE, black. gou(I stereo $1500 firm 1968 Nissan Pulsar. 52.000 as it, jr pest offer. Tided window on both 728-9947 1967 IUICp GRAND NADoryl, 3 8 litre V-6 Turbo exrxlln :ondrtion As" $6.500 Ger- med or Dost oft 905576- 5'55 1961 CUTLASS Ciera- txupnil uw•ief new brakes, nngller d t res needs body work, un- "enmed $1.000. Call 905- 665AIDO after bpm 1987 OLM MO6ILE station- wagun original owner. VB, ps. ole new brakes, now muffler Puns excellent 160.000 km trader hdM. $1125 obo. 427- 3306 1988 CAVALIER 133000111(ms. 1 owner 40% pw/p0 As is 52100 0 B 0 $9051 434 2426 1919 WICK CENTURY, dark blue with .^Hitching interior. 3 3 Iitre V-6. 4 speed auto. care wheels. air Coni.. W. cruise omrtm cassette. high kms but my wen Mai Tamed In tMonly srince new. Asking $3 999 CertiNed. Cap ,905) 576-0873 1998 CAVALIER 4 cylinder •,el,n automatic Mr. $2950 certified Callt9G5)623-7797 1991 KMTTA GT. Blue. 26 000 kms. V6. sunroof, auto, power options• spun sell $6000 OSO Cal (905) 579-6802 1991 CAVALIER 4 dr.. 4 cyl. aulu air liril wmnows. YMIk. 160000Knns Clean. ET cord $3695 cei-. NO GS 905)-404-6696 1991 Suntird. 4 -Door. auto. 82.000kms excellent Coniy- Don $4495 1986 Olds 4 -door. 85.0 0kms xauto. $2200 Both ce i- bed 433-1787 of 985-7811. 1992 CHEV LUMINA - one owner like new. 4dr. W. auto. Ctuist. air, tilt. AM/FM Cass, new tires, cert $6999 060. (905)668-5294 1993 BONHEVN.LE, baled, 180 OOOkm. $8,000 Certified Call days 905-579-8145. or evemrgs 905434 1824. 1193 FORD Crown VHCt01y, black. power windows, IN steering. Michelin fires, NO GST $7995 Certified. Good condition. Call (905)668 g6gp. 1993 GEO INTRO, ley 1 Litre. 3 cylinder• Sipped, artutm cassette. 189.001mI all highway I Owner • condition, indydes 2 s tires on rims. ManMmance records available. ceftiNM new rear brakes. 53000 ab 0. (905)571-3998. in pLOSMONLE ACNM n excellent cgHdppn PDL , cruise, til, civ Corl6 ti0nlnq, stereo, 4 door, 102,000 kms., call 905-434-377ask3 "(9p5 7285. 1994 DODGE SRANO Cao. van LE. 3.3 litre. VB, lbaft dee certified $14.5000' 14.500 o.b.o. Call 905-839-7668. 1995 FORD Carlow V6, fully loaded. 5o.0o0kms. Ful Var- fanty, 2 year exIdNed war- ranty Asking $12,900. Cam (905)436-1995 1995 FORD Escort LS WVM showroom condition. AN lions $9200 Ca11665-8353 white. 2 doors, July loaded, like new, leather. 60.000km. $16 5DO MUST Sell . 571.5604 1997 VW JETTA GT. 4 -door, 4 -cylinder, a/c, loaded, pre- mium sound system, alarm, 15yr. rust protection warranty. Syr power train warranty, ran on synthetic oil, all service records, 32.000km: paid $27.500. Must self Asking $21.500 905-5794461 WE FINANCE EVERYONE No turn downs. First time buy- ers, bankrupt; bad credit; no credit! If you work; you drive! Lots of pre- owned vehicles to choose from. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEV 905-706-8498 f.0 F„n Dower air, good power tram Interior Al, 195.000 kms Needs work $700 as is 060 Call 666-0690. REAL DEALS. REAL PEOPLE Over 35 July reconditioned used vehicke E0 1995 RreOy SE. 4 dr. auto, lilac. $8.995. 1195 Pontus Surt ire, auto. an. 58.995. 1994 Chev Cava - mer low k s. $7,995 1994 Pontiac Grand Prix $8.495. 1993 PotrkaC Grand Am 6 tyl , S8.995. 1993 Mercury Sable leaded $7,995. 1991 Buick LaSabre Ltd. 90K. S8995, 1991 Chev Cavaher AS 55.995. 1991 Olds Eighty- tgro $5.995. 1990 chev Cavalier Z24 $6.395. 1991 Plyme uM Laser As S7_995. 1990 Volkswagen Jena 55.995.. 1990 Chev Tracker 4 x 4. cab. 56.495. 19119 Track- er 4 x 4. $4.800 1968 Bulck Rpal 119K $5.495. 1988 Toyota Tercel 4 x 4 $3.795 Vans 1994 Plymouth voyager iD cked. $10.995 1993 uwv Astro loaded $11.995 1992 Plymouth Voyager leaded $8.995 1992 Lumma APV loaded $7.995 1997 Chev As- tro LT $4.995 Come to Corti - car Aso Contra. 155 King St. West N Midtown Mall Call 579.2886. Sao You! i I Artomabdn 1n Wl - I S Cask S for unwanted cars and trucks. protect cars and pante-ons. (Wt dear out. you cash n). 426-0206 =0 $CASH$ Paid for driv- able used cars and trucks. Call Doug (905►655-4253 or (905)432.0476 anytime. ABC $75 le VW for scrap cars i trucks Or any condition wlbiela. 24hr professional pick-up. Fra Towing AN Our - ham Raycing, cars i troch warted. Cap (905)706-5740; 420.7878. A A A AUTO- Cars. muds. boat& We pay foo- $10.000. Cash on the spot. Any epmp- bon. NJ you CAN us any- time, 24. tows. 7 days. 30 min. serm. 905686-5003 or 905-706.5234 fand We. any aWNL hV! KR101a1 YI The Our win Room. cash ppld Alm leaded '75 to '87 Clw or GMC pbdup lir pens. Cal anylme, Oshm 905- 431-01077. - CAiN FOR CMI We buy used vebkigK. Vehicles must be in rwwlg coRmbon. CaN 427-2415 or come to 479 Bal St. Fast, Ajax at ItOW AUTO SALES. )CRAP CARS Weed, lop prices %laid. Same date pick up. Also cars for resale, will 11.77W 66• to $5000. Cam 6 1 7hob fw Sol 1964 Cheri. 1/2 ton 6 cyl. ago, 170,000 lin. Good clean lack, 53000 000. 705-878-4998. (stip) 1989 NISSAN Pick-up, 5 speed. 200km, great body 8 mechanical $3300 o b o Call 721-0481 1994 MAZDA 8300 pickup. red, V6. 5 spd. air. amAm cassette, box liner and capp 138.000 km, Excellent condi- tion Certified $8995 CALL 905-428-2975.416.545-7095 1 vans% 4 Wheel Drive 1988 CARAVAN LE. 30L en- gine. 165K. 5 -passenger• all season Road Handler, under- coated every year 2 owners. $2000 obo 655 .Wn 1969 CHEV conversion Van raised root supervan 305. certified, excellent condition. $8.900 negotiable. 4 new tires. well maintained. 206000 km Whitby. 905-6158-0524 1992 CHEVY ASTRID CS. 5 passenger, cruise. air, 217.000 films '$6500.. certi- fied. Call 9057214859 1992 Dodge Caravan. ]-pas- senger. 114.000 km, auto. ant fin -cassette. atr, pypb, no rust, immaculate -condition. $7900 obo. certified Fand 831-1955. workl416)284-9740 1994 Dodge Caravan. 86.000 km 7 -passenger, 3.OL. V6. autoa/c. cassette. $8750 cenAied 434-2775 1 Trailers 1918 22 h. prowen trakr, m excellent condition. fully equipped. coma with screened room and canopy Asking 53.400 (905) 436- 2123 1969 24 1R• Jayco-Express trailer excellent condition. sleeps 7. 3 bunks. electric - gas -refrigerator. 4 -burner siowoven. double -sinks. 4pc -lar, furnace. hot -water - heater. awning. $9500 obb 905-653-9718 nip WHY rent •inter paekeg. 696-813-2212 GO Pod. spun tine Dad you can own room nxdhrdM able. RICE LAKE- Moble Home rooms $9/9 Immt" )596 am 56No 09o0pscal"May Ise your own bwrr7e to less mal aurrdry. prdMr working non 17x60' wntn Fonda room ply$ oneOedroan $709 Jurat 1sT anOparkiJune lst 90557955dttat Vote tMrYo Call pave Hay- smoker aalaDle immedaks. . • 1 FeorMb Can 663-0571 ;triol 7 IpCa Saks Rep Re/etax y 8375 per mo 427-3519 vac. A arge skid 10'x12' Punished, app m SPACIOUS well-marraned 2 sumrf Ru" (1991) Ltd �rlakle kaawNagly Fur- CIE/W NIAIER AREJ1. 3 0.0 decorative, new root. (25.000. A Scum. Daulul brand bedroom jots Aad A 900 ) Ge•3ma or (905) 666- rushed room in P carpeted covered dock Cal new 1 -bedroom basement and SW Glen St Some with 11 tlrcrxnq n• room owrnous• boa aaraxr. bill. luichen tacrktres 'near MO prvate yer., wwaiabre (905) 571./220 Or (905) 433 apchen. with c bathkout cal walk-in dostts. pan pebwa 0$"M BnooePa t Rd . Ono Rcken^g Ger trphng Station. now For cab arm to caw Di 010•. 1655 kitchen. ceramic bathroom ed Cost to schools. shop- bedroom $584. 2 bedroom PTC GO. SAO not. $170 905-579-3788 No smoking, no pats $650 ping genre. GO StationUW $680. spacious clan Mets m M-wetkh 420-4318 • inn a Joarw (905)619-6536 cies included Cal 728-4993 0 pix. hot and parlurg n o 6EOROOM. plus prrvale st- fully ER,sned 2 o'�m dfl ead ea 101 htAast, no AJAX. $575/mo. bachelor. OSHAWA 3 0=dneiors. OrpHt Oats t-6116.749.2736 room ling count ry. tw- manem, nomas Central Can. 15 FT. 1974 SURFMAS`ER basement well extra room 4 8 spacious 2 td bolt kv- Wild or utNrlahad, use of pods. hit tub near b=ates Bownder. convertible top. 70 piece baln. tun kitchen Newly mg room plus ,,-1so 1 Hawn K"hen 4OWes. temple Cao- and major attractions Child - hp. 'teed $389 fond Seagram ren welcome Photos shown m tree 71 exceule motor. and rtnowaNC nes. laundry, , m- oil tawny room b dedl . 905-985-3607snp your home(905)683-5503 trakr, nr:eNeni cagibon cnIktnpe�ve Cable 6 laMndiy prn- yard. Arat•m Y,tcnen, auWry $2 700 1905)104-8900 Obb2 Mon smoker. 427- noon. 5 MdOlarces. new OW. LARGE ruriirshed room. selp 1 1 P•rva• Hann uBez furnace . cer" an. SdH00N F • ••.,.«.- �.....t,r.,, Shipment 1978 21' GREW mth Cubby iTy'Hi' RE\T^ uld mnW+0ed Shopping doem _ For Say Calvin. mcludes 1990 s toter AJAX. 2•bedroom apt . •poo No $R*b . o1 PM DIM female non-smokar pr! Sacrifice for $4900 due 10 Sep ent 4 app% Appr 1400 $950 1st . last plus gas . Vµ5 YOL R H0%1E 4 tt. Asking $950 00/madh erred. Aval iawtdtately move Cal (905) 438-8770 Am ales Aad 1 9os 436 FRe>�$ noon$o�nl $a9smo 432-3998 1 -bedroom se the 2nd 11oa .. v�.,r.rt-n rnnn - rrnllb 1 8 2 bedrooms, immediate, 3 appliances and blinds, MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 PM (905) 571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED TH.E NEWS A611ERTtSER #AWAY, APRIL 17, 199E -PAGE 29 RM r 1 Tor 1 coca or a 1 $= Lor FWM Ran � Ren PICKERING. Liverpool, south of Bayty 1 bedroom base- ment. renovated, very dean, separate entrance, parking. 4pc bath. wet bar, laundry. $650 inclusive. please Call 420-1276 PICKERING, one -bedroom basement. 2 minutes to 401. separate entrance. parking, laundry, S680/month. Non- smoker Available imme- z bedroom basement apt CENTRALLY LOCATED 1 tliatey Cal (90.5)831-9388 $1 - lA ABSOLUTE AFFORDABLE SOCK OF REMMM60 ? - rvn•rxn,,, PAGE 30 -THE NEW9 A0VEtt7'IS MTMDA1? ATNIL"47.• 199- • : 1 AnnouncerteMs • : 1 AnnotR►cemmts • :1 Announovi mts • 1 PersonNa • 1 Petsoroa • 1 Corning Events • 1 Coming Ewms • 1 ConlNtg Evertus Dr. Adebauo We Odueke M.D., FRCS(C) wishes to announce the opening of his practice in OBSTETRICS & GYNAECOLOGY From March 16, 1998 Appointments by referral AJAX & PICKERING PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL CENTRE, 290 Old Harwood Avenue North, Suite 2, Ajax, Ont. LIS 4S7 Tel. (905) 686-2777 Fax (905) 426-5546 • 1 1 In-Iremonam • l l In-Yenanams • 1 1 In-Mamonams Mother's Day In Memoriams To be published. on Sunday May 10 To place yotur personalised In Memoriam call: AIS � NEWS ADVO - 6834707 0S1U vAn Hffff/cwtff4GTotlr rias �vmc -576-9335 -PORT PERRY THS wE1;K - 985-2511 w, _ or fax your In Memoriam to 579-4218 l personals • 1 caro of TIi"akt 011.11 card ar rharera BORED ONTARIO H,.�SE WIVES - names 6 prnraw Phone rMR bet . 1 -90D -451- 3M .900-4513638 ad 660, $3 29mtah. must 011. T-IOrte LIVE PSYCHICS have the answers you are searching for. Call 1-900-451-4232 Adults only. 33.99/min. l OSNAWA RELAIOMG MAS. SAGE Shiatsu Service 4,) K•q St W(905) 404-9625 1130 am -Spin ca l— SINGLES...D"e Dir scene' Find love ano eah- panorow a reaessbe am sale ray' In -Dome serhna SaeenOWconledenhal Lore is sttarrhq , - 90!1_ 4,1 • :1 arnasa.rr NO TDAE TO TALK Why not Fax us your ad! You can use your fax machine to send us your advertisement. Please allow time for us to confirm your ad copy and price prior to deadline. One of our CUS10mef Service representatives will call you. Please remember to leave your company name, address, phone number and contact name. saaaa IF Weta►s . Adtrortftler 905-579.4218 L.•17EN131' - Ra hael (Rae) We the family 7 Rae Lazenby, xi;h to express our sincere and heartfelt thank you to everyone ;rho helped alleviate the sorrow and sadness caused by the sudden pa.sing of our dear son, brother, father, uncle, grandson, nephew cousin and friend. The kindness and generosity of the community was greatly appreciated. A special thankyou to all those who donated to the Dayton Hackney Trust Fund, those who sent flowers and mass cards, and to those who fed, supported and cared for the entire family during a time of such sad- ness. A special thank you to all the pallbearers, readers, choir mem- bers and musicians. To Father Jude Coyle whose support and -wisdom where above and beyond the call of duty. And to the mem- bers of the C. W.L. for providing ood and beverages followingg the -neral service. Thank you alsv to Dino Aceetone and Accetone Fu- neral Home. Your kindness and thoughtfulness will be remem- ber our hearts forever: God bless all of you. From the Lazenby Family • t onert9 MH 0anhe urius 4th degm, Fattier Leo J. Austin Assem rM7, Member of Whiby Legion BfaFnch 112)1 n9 on Wednesday April 1911d ffft (09 at nay, 199e. Frere, beta husbandl of bmther Evelyn Pouubd acrid (Bemioe III*% bonee Clarke). �1h of Ampn Dear b %*w4 saw of Mary Choke of yaw" Andrew Clarke of Mbetlueryue, Arne and Spurge, Webber of Haftit, and Bruce Gould of Newrnadc Fondy remembered by his marry nieces, nephatrs, r atives and friends. Predewased by his sisters G Nude Hood, and .tartar Gould. The family will moat ffWrKb at the W.C. TOWII FL99 RAL CHAPS 110 Dundas Street East, WMby (9%-668-341 from 710 9 pm Thursdayy, 2 to 4 and 7 to Spm. F day. A Legion Service wIX be field in the Chapel 1 Friday at 7pm. and Ygll Service wil bbow of 7:: pm Mass of CMsban bunal wi be held at St Jd Me Evarig W Church (903 Gifford Street, Wh by) an Saturday at 11 am followed by cram dion, masa bm , donalions may be made b Oro Allen Thanks to St. Jude, the sacred heart of Jesus and our Lady of Perpetual Favours Received. May the sacred heart of Jesus be adored, glorified, loved and preserved throughout the world, now & forever. Oh, Sacred Heart of Jesus, prav for us, Glorified St. Jude, helper of the hopeless, pray for us. Say this prayer 9 times a day, by the 8th day your prayers will be answered, regardless of how hopeless your situation seems. Publication must be promised. A.C. POLISH NATIONAL HALL, 168 Ranting Ave. Oshawa LUNCHEON SPECIAL!! Pierogi, Cabbage Rolls, Shiskebobs etc. Eat -in or Take -Out available Sat. April 18, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sun. April 19, 12 noon to 4 p.m. Please read your Classified ad on the first day of publication as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error. Y SELLING YOUR CAR OR TRUCK? Showcase it across Durham Region. Call Classifieds at 683-0707 or fax 579-4218 :11 Improvements :11 Improvements C & I HOME D4PROVEMEAITS Renovations, fences, decks, kitchen cabinets, concrete, sidewalks, patios, curbs, wallpaper & paint. (905) 432-3437 or (905) 434-5777 wnc>e>" aoti� lnl111MOV lc>t NTS Basemeril Apts.. 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