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Home My WebLink AboutNA1999_03_19P1CKERINGNEWSA ��D ..TISER R� PICKERING'S COMMUNITY NEi►WI9WprPF�1 JERMSINCE 1965 PRESSRUN 49,500 28 PAGES Police pursuit bill moves ahead MP's private member's bill gets second reading A private member's bill call- ing for special penalties against drivers who try to flee from po- lice, which was introduced last • fall by Pickering -Ajax - Uxbridge MP Dan McTeague, has been selected for second reading in the House of Com- mons. Under Bill C-440, any indi- vidual who operates a motor ve- hicle to evade a peace officer would be guilty of an indictable offence under the Criminal Code and could be jailed for up to two years. In addition, anyone who tried to evade police in a vehicle and injured another person in the process could go to prison for a maximum of 10 years. Any dri- ver causing death while evading police could be imprisoned for life. "Canadians are witnessing a number of tragic injury and deaths to innocent bystanders and police officers as a result of individuals using a motor vehi- cle to escape from the police," isays Mr. McTeague. He notes there is no special provision in the Criminal Code that deals with using a car to evade police or causing injury or death to others in the process. "I am delighted that Bill C- 440 has been selected for sec- ond reading and I look forward to the debate on this legisla- tion," states the MP. "1 am also pleased that the bill has already received the en- dorsement of the Canadian Au- tomobile Association and the Canadian Police Association." FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1999 OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $51 $1 NEWSSTAND RON PIETRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo At the end of his rope Mike Lindsay swings through the air with the greatest of ease during March break fun at the Pickering Recreation Complex pool. Mike was out this past Monday getting an early jump on his school holiday. Elementary and high school students across Ajax and Pickering have had plenty of school break ac- tivities to choose from through their local libraries, municipal services and local shopping centres. Claremont project draws fire T h wo omes in one BY MARIANNE TAKACS Staff Writer PICKERING — Town coun- cil has approved a housing devel- opment in Claremont that will allow small second homes on each lot. But at least one councillor maintains the decision to permit such housing in Pickering has been made too hastily. The application from Clare- mont Estates Ontario Inc. ap- proved by Council last week will see the development of five resi- dential lots along Sideline 20 south of Central Street, and en- able the development of six to 10 additional residential lots on a new street extending from Acorn Lane through future land sever- ance applications. It will also permit the cstab- lishment of a 'second accessory dwelling', also known as a gar- den suite, on the lots, which are a minimum of 0.3 hectares or about three-quarters of -an acre. In a report to council, plan - Inside the News Advertiser VRM"M R Eibrisl Pap ...........6 Stere ...........6 Eatertailreat ..........14 Sports ................17 Chmdfier .............24 GIVE Ill A CALL hral ..........683-5110 OidrIm ion ......683-5117 Dead) Nadas .....683-3005 Arotia Lhe ......683-7545 Show* Tom ...........1-800-662-8423 Email .newsroom@durham.net Web site ....durhamnews.net FAX .............683-7363 DOUG DICKERSON 'A major, significant change in fundamental planning.' ning staff describe the garden suites, which are new to Picker- ing, as "an interesting and appro- priate method of encouraging a mix of housing styles and afford- ability." See PICKF_RING page 5 P— tartnm mftd® •mm, 40bb Looking for s SALES good hones. • SALES • SERVICE • LEASIM • RENTALS • BODY SHOP PICKERING VOLKSWAGEN INC. 1W &VW PA Pidottig W 42M WMWMAN - ivy Be Register Now for SPdng Programs. CRN theTown of Pickering IkNo Urlle 0_420-4621 t �;F•'1`%T� tA0':'T'T"' ,r ,�'T'ttLU1N1�J1•�1,►�!',7�- �'�' �� , f r,11�. '� �•�1 ;� �: r. tj /,r� t�' Tax laws threaten Durham film industry Cn But, weak loonie and region's diverse scenery keep area attractive The lights and cameras of Hollywood have brought plenty of action to Durham Region, but changes to Cana- dian income tax laws threaten to cut the number of produc- tions here. Last year alone, scenes for 42 movies were shot in the region, bringing millions of dollars in direct economic de- velopment to Durham. In fact, Durham is such a popular place to shoot it's getting a had name with some industry folks. Clarington Councillor John Mutton told the Re- gion's finance committee Wednesday that California- based film industry represen- tatives are angry at the amount of work shot in Cana- da. "Hollywood is upset we're taking away their money." And, Durham economic development commissioner Pat Olive warned that Cana- dian tax rules arc discourag- ing movie stars from coming up here to film. He noted John Travolta PAT OLIVE 'Cana&i loses quite a fevv' film shoots. turned down a movie shoot in Canada because of the tax laws here. "They're double taxed" by Revenue Canada and the In- temal Revenue Service, Mr. Olive pointed out. As a result, "Canada loses quite a few" of the major shoots and "that's where the big money is". On the other hand, he noted, the "60 -cent dollar makes us really attractive". �`�►_ (madness) It 1� l i t iii i ag Summit X1 4S 1'11111 er1 Sies Umm 77 F7"' M" 999 1011 ZI aw •Penbum Based Main board BXPro Chipset •Intel Pentium 11 Celeron 300A MHz 1281(b Cache •Mrd Tower case with 250w Power Supply •32MB SDRAM (PC -100) •1.44 Floppy Dnve • 3.2 GE -IDE UDMA2 Han • 36X Cd -Rom Dnve • 8 Mb Video Intertace • 16Bd Sound Interface • 104 windows Keyboard • 3 Button Serial Mouse • 120w stereo Speakers • 15' Coke Monitor Cflace of Coke Ir* Jet Fin Or Color Flatbed Scanner Summit Super Nova 128491 • Asus MairrOoard wiMr Inwl Bx • Intel Pablum N1450 MHz51210 • ATX Dekan Mid Town Case ei • 128MB SDRAM (PC -100) • 1.44 F Drilla • 102 G E LDE UDMA2 Fwd Dmo* • 40X Cd -Rom Drive • 161ilb SANCHEE 2D+30FX Vidw Card • 6484 AWE Sand 81as1ar • 56K v90 F•:' I, ' He reported his depart- ment gets a couple of in- quiries a day from companies interested in filming here. Oshawa Councillor John Gray asked staff to prepare a report on how Canadian tax laws are impacting Durham. "It's very appropriate to take a stand. We know (the movie business is) good for the area. We can send (the re- port) to other municipalities and the federal government;' he said. Coun. Mutton noted the diversity of the region, with urban and rural settings that are easily accessible, makes it a good place to shoot. Oshawa Councillor and fi- nance committee chairman Brian Nicholson suggested it might be beneficial to stream- line the permits acquisition process that film companies must endure before they can start shooting here. "One- stop shopping as opposed to everyone running around;' would be helpful, he noted. 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Pickering "'"''1« (` 'i so 5) 837-M63 112 Loertloee Aanes Ordsrio To Sane You Better! We're hoping to achieve that end." He noted the Region has done a lot in the recent past to make the film industry feel welcome here. For example, over the past three years, Durham has compiled a re- source guide for people in the movie business, listing where goods and services can be bought locally. Mr. Olive re- ported the guide is very pop- ular with people in the indus- try and requests for copies are received regularly from pro- duction companies in Canada and the United States. He said that, although the Region hasn't conducted an analysis of the impact of the film industry on Durham's economy, "We know it's sig- nificant. We're looking at a good amount. Mr. Olive also reported that four major studios have expressed an interest in the former Lantic Sugar Refinery (Farewell Studios) in south- east Oshawa. "One is inter- ested in leasing it long-term for nine months" MAGIC 94.9 FM CHILD SUPPORT GOBY1 1:NF9 There are laws for determining child support that: • Set the basic amount the parent paying child support should pay based on income, the number of children involved and the laws of the province or territory where that parent lives; and Make setting the amount of support fair, predictable and consistent for the benefit of children. For general information, please call the federal Department of Justice, toll-free: 1-888-373-2222 Visit our Internet site at: http://cmmda. j ustice.gc.ca For information about how the child support guidelines could apply to parents in Ontario, please call Ontario's toll-free line: 1=800=980=4962 1 oC-8100f Justice c4naftd• la Juspo• Canada °``�, y -.*.';-%W > :' sxx.�.Ajax and:Pickerip Health Centre likes what it hears � r,•s•rr�ra•xr More nurses at los I'tal . An Ontario government plan to hire more than 10,000 nurses is expected to be good news for local hos- pitals. "We would expect that some of the money for nurs- ing improvements would come to hospitals;" says Maria Milanetti, spokesper- son for the Rouge Valley Health System, which is comprised of the Ajax -Pick- ering Health Centre and the Centenary Health Centre in Scarborough. Ms. Milanetti says it's also expected RVHS will re- ceive a share of the addi- tional funding being made available for hiring nurses. However, no word has yet been received from the Province about just what that share might be. "Any new money into the system is very much appre- ciated:" she notes. '-Me quality of our product of pa- tient care that we deliver at the hospital is certainly aided by the addition of nurses" Health Minister Eliza- beth Witmer confirmed over the weekend the government will spend 5375 million to hire more than 10,000 nurs- es. Details on how the money is to be distributed are expected to be made dur- ing a week-long series of an- nouncements, which kicked off Monday in Toronto. The health minister announced S 10 million to fund 106 new nurse practitioners in under - serviced areas. She also in- troduced a 510 -million an- nual skills updating fund. On Tuesday, she an- nounced 545 million in an- nual funding for additional community care nurses, and homemaking, personal sup- port and therapy services. It's expected to result in over 650 full and part-time nurs- ing positions in Ontario for registered nurses and regis- tered practical nurses, and to allow more people to receive JOAN GATES 'Take care of your own hack yard.' nursing services at home. The new funding for nursing follows the advice of a provincial nursing task force which last month rec- ommended the workforce be restored to the 1997 national average of 7.6 nurses for every 1,000 people or one nurse for every 132 people, by the end of the year. To do this, 7,700 regis- tered nurses and 2,541 regis- tered practical nurses, half full-time and half part-time, will have to be hired. Ontario has experienced the sharpest decrease of all provinces in the number of nurses between 1992 and 1997, according to the Canadian Institute for Health Information. There were 86,413 employed reg- istered nurses in 1992, com- pared to 78,067 in 1997, for a decline of nearly 10 per cent. There are now fewer nurses per resident in On- tario than any other province or territory. There was one registered nurse for every 123 people in Ontario in 1992, compared to one for every 145 people in 1997. According to Ms. Milan- etti, the number of nurses at the Ajax -Pickering and Cen- tenary Health Centres has declined over the last few years of operating budget iTf]01 11 4 cuts imposed by Queen's Park. No figures, though, wCre provided by the hospi- tal. "This is wonderful news for our profession;" says Micki Walters, director of health and human studies at Durham College. "Hopeful- ly so many of our (nursing) graduates won't have to go south of the border." Ms. Walters says a num- ber of nursing graduates over the last several years have been forced to move to the United States to look for work in their field or take on two part-time nursing jobs. "I think this will mean a great deal for nursing;" she says. Joan Gates, president of I NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, March 19, 1999 PAGE 3 A/P OPSEU Local 331, which represents staff at the Whit- by Mental Health Centre, says her organization is urg- ing the minister to upgrade current contract nursing staff at the facility, before hiring any new staff. "Before you go out and correct the rest of the world, take care of your own back yard;" she says, explaining nursing staff at the facility are employed directly by the provincial government. "Elizabeth Witmer says she's going to be listening to her direct -line nursing staff. Well, we are the direct -line nursing staff. We're her em- ployees:" — With files from the Torstar Network Mnf F"ch, t.o& Fbr oma- Ayc- For the latest iz Minds ..L;r ' Draples eatd AICIIS v saga .rcas crAy 01: 1 MARGARET McGOVERN• 1754 WHITE CEDAR DR. ROSEBANK/SHEPPARD GINNY EASTAUGH' Come see come sigh! Gorgeous bungalow, Homes Gardens decor. Great room with maple hrdwd. firs.. fireplace. Maple kitchen! Ceramics throughout. Finished top to bottom. Too good to miss. For your exclusive GROUP viewing! Priced to sell at $244,900. Call Margaret sutton group - classic McGovem• or Ginny Eastaugh', 905-686.5153 realty inc.. broker SALE !� PECIAL BARGAINS _ _ J IN TODAY'S News Advertiser Fri., Mar. 19, 1999 News Advertiser ' BiWay Ajax/Pick. 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AM PAW4 NEWS A EpTWK M -1 11S;1990 two-t-minute'-dealoaverts - - ublic in Durham p service union stake BY CINDY UPSHAIL cions the govern- long and costly er dates to vote on Minister, says he in this, be it on the says Mr. Flaherty well as those in gotiated settle- Sraff Whrer ment was after, we strike." the deal have not expects cabinet employee or the "is in line with set- the private sector. ment," he said, Thousands of moved ahead in The agreement been set. approval will employer side, tlements which "It shows the adding the majori- Durham provin- key areas and we still has to be rati- Jim Flaherty, come next week. didn't want to have and are being system does work ty of contract talks cial employees did it without the fied by OPSEU Durham Centre "I'm sure strike:' he said. negotiated in the when everybody end in a settlement went to work as high price tag of a members, howev- MPP and Labour everyone involved The increase, public sector;' as tries to reach a ne- without a strike. usual Thursdav as 1 Ith hour negotia- tions ' (' I ' ' 11,14 ' ' ' I ' I - tions managed to - _ avert a public ser- 0 , vire strike. - � � - A tentative Sleep Factory_ agreement be- Posture Care tween the provin- cial government and the Ontario Single • Public Service Mattress STANDARD ...$9 139 Employees Union was reached at Set $249 QUEEN .....$15 ...,, 5:30 a.m., during DOUBLE .169 Scat 299 EM71M negotiations to at- QUEEN ..249 Set 349 ,TWIN ... , • • .$89 - tempt to avert a - FULL . ....$109 walkout.AO QUEEN ....$129 L 0 P S E U ' s 48.000 employ- - m •� • . . - ecs, including TWIN ...... $17 _ Ortf10�]QdIC FULL .22 5 3,(xx) in Durham _ - ` v: Region, planned �..�� • f- �' QUEEN .....534 to hit the picket tiingle go ';<iy t ,i • line at 12:01 a.m. mattress T Thursday if an Set x339 - -" ""� TWIN ...... 22 - r FULL . . $29 agreement wasn't - DOUBLE 249 Set 399 ' < ,� # •`.QUA .....534 reached. QUEEN ..299 Set 469 - -- KING . .469 Set 759 . j - .. c • .• y . - -Overall, peo- _ _ pie are pleased we<SOLID ..... $49. _ `�" � "� didn't get into a25 . , 25 �, DESIGNet ...$59 public service _ L ' strike and a long cn ,,./� SM protracted dis- agreementwithANYFREE CHOICES the Ontario gov- $ S ,f - ernment: ' says irx;le SinR� ` .4 rF ' • s�r� : �� ' Joan Gates. pnesi- N1.Xess Mattress = ''` r • �vuehahcim 9 dent of OPSEU _ Set '409 Set $599 • Bed RA • IXT04Of Local 331, repro- DOUBLE -339-*4 479 DOUBLE .449 ti • she� �lv ' • �µS°�' � �� ' senting 800 em- _ QUEEN . 539 SEt 299 QUEEN . 519 �t -84 "' ployees at the KING ... 529 SE •t H 19 KING ....669 ,v i i 16 , ✓ L Whitby Mental Health Centre. — A�rame No one, includ- ing the workers, wanted another k i 1 public service t/� ! strike, she says - AM X arising$ ..we're -- - $ � ' glad we're back to 179 work.- OPSEU ork"OPSEU work- ers were on strike UU for five weeks in EO early 1996 and the — `''� �.; agreement which,}IB ended that dispute �**�- ,I,,,,t�lt expired Dec. 31, 1998. The union- - ized provincial - workers do every- thing from guard �r inmates at provin- _- cial jails and pro- vide ro vide nursing care for patients at mental health cen- IE fres to maintaining highways and grv- _ wfing driver exmi- -NO PAYME nations. r r.. x Under the ten- tative agreement employees will re- r r r F ceive a 4.3 per — • • � . � TAUN'roN cent wage increase CL over three years. "'lifts contract 4 is the most for the 0"Y least,,, OPSEU owa8NOPMML' • $ �' ' ,� '� r . . president Leah ' n.. Iftwel 1 Casselman said in� _ 10' m ' fte tog a written release mum= 1" X04 OWN ts.rrsa`< i34 on the settlement. MIALAW 11.4 •� 1 sknow "We beat back all the major cones - 'ice if t Pickenng .-a ., M •' a a a 4, � 'garden suites' PICKERING from page I units in the past, "but we have ing a significant housing de - The second dwellings are intended to provide rental ac- commodation, or an "alterna- tive housing form" for some- one such as an elderly relative of the owners of the main home. They would be located wholly within the rear yard of a property; limited to a maxi- mum floor area of 65 square metres (700 square feet); re- stricted to a maximum height of five metres (16.4 feet), or six metres (19.7 feet) when the living unit is above a detached garage; and share the same water and sanitary sewer ser- vices as the main dwelling. Ward 2 Regional Council- lor Doug Dickerson main- tained the garden suites con- stitute "a major, significant change in fundamental plan- ning" that should not be em- barked on without more dis- cussion. "Residents should have the opportunity to state their opin- ions;" said Coun. Dickerson. He noted Pickering council had discussed the secondary never come up with planning criteria we should go along with". The councillor also sug- gested allowing the units in Claremont will lead to demand for the right to build them in Pickering's urban south. "It hasn't been well thought out;" he said. But Ward.3 Regional Coun- cillor Rick Johnson main- tained allowing the units might be a good way of en- abling elderly and other peo- ple to continue to live in the hamlet when they otherwise might be forced to leave be- cause of a lack of suitable housing. Mayor Wayne Arthurs said that while there's always a risk garage space in the secondary units will be illegally convert- ed to living space, he was im- pressed with the garden suites when he saw them in Calgary, Alta. "What I saw there works;' said the mayor. The project was also criti- cized by former council candi- date Richard Ward for allow- velopment to be created with- out going through the usual subdivision process. Under the Pickering Offi- cial Plan, properties capable of being divided into more than three additional lots are required to proceed through the draft plan of subdivision process unless there are "spe- cial circumstances" that make it inappropriate and unneces- sary. I just don't think this is proper;' said Mr. Ward. "A draft plan of subdivision is in order for this develop- ment." The staff report to council states "a draft plan of subdivi- sion would have been the most appropriate method of ad- dressing the relatively compli- cated issues of road and lot de- velopment on the subject lands." 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Editorial &OpiNioNs celebrate the future! r A_0 4 - DURHAM NEWS ADVERTISER MAR. 19, 1 9 9 9 1974 • EDITORIAL Get with the program to improve services Pickering wants shared services with Ajax... Why not on a regional scale? There were some questions — and a few raised eyebrows — at Regional council last week over Pickering's ap- parent decision not to provide neces- sary municipal information to help guide a study of services delivered to taxpayers in Durham. The data was requested last year by a Region committee struck to deter- mine which level of local government would best provide municipal services. But, it must be noted, Pickering wasn't singled out as the only laggard for not providing the necessary information. Oshawa and Whitby have also failed to forward data the committee needs to probe the governance and service de- livery issue. And it's hardly top-secret informa- tion that's been requested, points out Durham Regional Councillor Jim Mc- Master. "How much is your budget, how many kilometres of roads do you have, what's your resurfacing program, how many trucks do you run, how do you operate your roads program?" queried Coun. McMaster, following some de- bate about the issue at Regional coun- cil. So, W4 the delay? Pickering, Oshawa and Whitby leaders can surely see the benefits of such a study, let alone the greater po- tential for taxpayers in streamlining operations among municipalities where they can be delivered more effi- ciently and eliminating the duplica- tions of services where they overlap. And considering the fact that some of the same information is on the table in a study of shared services between Ajax and Pickering. it is less likely that the Town can claim it doesn't have the data available. Pickering has led the charge locally to find savings in a joint study with Ajax. why isn't it also leading the charge to find similar benefits or, a larger regional scale? Pickering should join the fray with its fellow municipalities in Durham, provide the information necessary to the Region governance committee studying ways to take decisive action on behalf of constituents and look for solutions for the greater public good. A gentle reminder: If Durham and its municipalities don't appear to be taking action, they may find a made - at -Queen's -Park solution foisted upon them. In that case, the old saw about the devil you know versus the devil you don't may find ironic meaning right here at home. Take the lead. Collect the data. Find solutions. M \1 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Reform tries Code (possession) on the bas for cheap points over child porn To the editor: I am responding to the last mis- sive by a Reformer, Rick Brown, with regards to my stand on the child pornography resolution be- fore the House of Commons last month. When B.C. Supreme Court Jus- tice Duncan Shaw struck down Section 163.1 (4) of the Criminal One leak plugged, pizza guy on standby That'll be one large with H2O, but hold the CO2 I received a notice in the mail last week from my good friends at the works department of Durham Re- gion. They've notified me they'll be in my neighbourhood this spring to up- grade and/or repair the waternimn which runs underground along the front of my house in Pickering. I'm ready for them. First, though, some background... In the spring of 1998 I ventured outside with a friend to enjoy one of the first warm days of the season. On my patio I noticed a sizable puddle of water, but attributed it to the on- going spring thaw. Two weeks later, the puddle had grown instead of matin& Uh oh. The experts at Durham Region were out quickly in response to my request for answers. I had a leak in my water supply deep underground and, yes, it was entirely my responsi- bility to fix it. Steve Houston My insurance broker, God bless her, went to bat on my behalf and the company reimbursed me for the water damage to my patio. That helped pay for the excavator, the plumber, the landscaping company, the caterer, the pizza guy, the sand sprinkler, the flower girl and, well, you get the picture. All was well until Dec. 31, 1998 when my wife noticed a hissing sound coming from the basement. I conducted a completely uninformed check and reached a totally unedu- cated conclusion: We had another leak. My fears were confirmed shortly thereafter when my oldest son came upstairs one weekday morning, his socks soaking wet and a puzzled look on his face. Yes indeed, friends and neighbours, there was a leak. So, there we were, in the dead of winter, without any water. The night- mare lasted nearly two weeks until an entirely new water service was in- stalled from the curb shutoff valve up to the house. We got our water back, but my entire front yard looks like an Iraqi radar installation after a NATO fly -by. At this point, though, I don't care how it looks. I've got brand new cop- per plumbing, so burnishgd, so round and so full of H2O. So, if the experts from Durham Region happen to see something shiny and new should they happen to dig in front of my house, they'll know I was ready for them. I wonder if they know anything about aging gas furnaces. U, is that it was an unreasonable limitation of the Charter of Rights freedom of expression provision, 1 wrote a let- ter to the Minister of Justice, re- questing an immediate referral of the decision to the Appellate Court, a general review of the procedures by which Section 96 justices are appointed and legislation to pre- empt future judicial fishing expedi- tions at the expense of good law. (A copy of this letter is available through my office.) Subsequently, I made this letter available to the press. Regrettably, the News Advertiser omitted re- porting it to our community at large, even though the letter was reported widely throughout Cana - At the same time, my fellow Liberal MP Albina Guarnieri and 1 circulated a petition calling on the Prime Minister to correct any fail- ing in the child pornography law and, if necessary, use of the notwithstanding clause. Oddly enough, some three weeks after the odious ruling, the Reform Party had yet to offer a view on this grave matter. Only when there was an opportunity to exploit two Liberal MPs' initia- tives, by using the exact wording of my letter and the notwithstanding petition in an opposition day mo- tion in the House of Commons, did the Reform Party show its true mo- tives. h is one thing to pirate someone else's ideas; it is quite another to make political hay or try to scare cheap political points on an issue that is clearly above partisanship. The last thing our children need in the face of misguided judicial ac- tivism is another serving of Re- h OCMj�(` /� form revisionism. �1i►-- - - Dao McTeaeue; MP, �7 7 PickeeriWAJax-Uxbridge PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor -in -Chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Director of Advertising Duncan Fletcher Retail Advertising Manager Eddie Kolodziejcak Classified Advertising Manager John Willems Real fstat"utomotive Advertising Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager Lillian Hook Office Manager Barb Harrison Composing Alanager News (905)683-5110 5AI= (905)683-5110 Classifieds (905) 683-0707 Dist6butiaa (905)683-5117 G neral Fax (905)683-7363 E -Mail ncwsroom@durham.nct Web addren www.durhxnrwws.net 130 Commercial Avc., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2115 The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax dt Pickering Board of Trade, Oni rm Community Newspaper Assoc Canadian Corn- mur uty Newspaper Assoc., Carmdian Cirew labors Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refine arty advemsanaA Credit for advertisement limited to space price error oaar- Pies. ... .. __ _ . NES AtdYLiit1 �SEf� 0*dAY'dl*tI* Mae+ctlr tf'9;1t�$!l?' PtiK3E tf + ` ..THE PEOPLE YOU MEET... I jf.IAx, PICKERING Aamponchiof racial harmony `I'm here to serve humanity,' says tireless Roland Rutland BY MATT FERGUSON Special to the News Advertiser The town of Ajax and the re- gion of Durham have their very own champion of human rights. Roland Rutland is a tireless promoter of racial harmony throughout Durham. "People have to understand, racism is not just an issue for ethnocultural groups," says the 49 -year-old Ajax father of three. "It's a societal issue." Mr. Rutland volunteers as chairman of the Town of Ajax Race Relations Advisory Com- mittee, and also as vice-president of the Multicultural Council of Oshawa -Durham. He has also donated his time to both the Town of Pickering race relations committee and to the Social Development Council of Ajax -Pickering, serving as chairman for the latter's race re- lations and equity committee. Mr. Rutland, who is of Anglo- Indian heritage, was instrumen- tal in launching the two -and -a - half -year-old Ajax race commit- tee which promotes the Town's race relations policies, one of which is diversity training for municipal employees. "The festival takes a lot of planning. It's designed to celebrate -the diversity of the community.' — ROLAND RUTLAND The 20 -member committee also organizes the Community Linkages Program which pro- motes ethnocultural equity, posi- tive race relations activities and human rights awareness in both the community and local schools. The committee is in the midst of organizing the third annual Ajax Multicultural Festival at Pickering High School on April 10 which will feature the Young Singers of Ajax, a video dance party and other attractions. "'lite festival takes a lot of .planning" says Mr. Rutland,, who has lived in Ajax since .1982. "It's designed to celebrate the diversity of the community:" Another committee event, the Race Relations Public Policy Conference held March 13 at the Ajax Community Centre, was or- ganized to celebrate the United Nations International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimi- nation, and . The conference included prominent guest speakers like Raj Anand, former chairman of the Ontario Human Rights Com- mission; provincial Minister of Citizenship, Culture and Recre- ation Isabel Bassett; and Com - JASON L/EBREGTS/ News Advertiser photo Being active in the community is important to all members of the Rutland family. Roland Rutland has been a tireless promotor of racial harmony and equality in Ajax and Pickering over the years, most recently in helping to organize a public policy con- ference on race relations held last weekend in Ajax. The Rutland family is (from left) son Leigh, 17, mother and wife Sue, Roland, daughter Emily, 15, and son Jason, 19. munity and Social Services Min- da from England in 1977 to pur- ister and Durham West MPP sue a career as a tennis profes- Janet Ecker. sional. Despite his qualifications Such large events wouldn't be with the England Lawn Tennis possible without dedicated vol- Association, Mr. Rutland had unteers and other backing, says difficulties getting employment Mr. Rutland. "We're very lucky. as a tennis pro in Montreal. It The Ajax committee has a rich took several years before he fi- diversity of members to draw on, nally landed a full-time job. and excellent support from the But, that's not why Mr. Rut - Town." land is a champion of positive ..-race relations. "AlthOrgh It mayHe attributes his membership in the Baha'i Faith, a worldwide r0 I= Overt than religion promoting unity and di- versity and the elimination of all forms of prejudice, to his com- MCism Still munity involvement in race rela- ..." a=jStS hem.' tions. Mr. Rutland has been a mem- �— ROLAND RUTLAND " ber of the religion since 1970 and helps to organize a Unity .,� Week every November through He says Canada has benefitted the Baha'i community in Ajax. from comprehensive multicultur- When Mr. Rutland isn't al policies and human rights leg- championing racial harmony on islation. a volunteer basis, he's earning a "Canada is a country that val- living at the Ajax-Pickering- ues and respects diversity," says Whitby Community Living As - Mr. Rutland. "But although it sociation, which cares for people may be less overt than in other with special needs. countries, racism still exists He also acts as a freelance here." consultant on racial issues. He has experienced it first- "My wife likes to keep me out hand. Mr. Rutland came to Cana- of the house as much as possi- ble," he jokes. His wife Sue, who he married in 1977, is an assistant bank manager when she isn't similarly involved in worthwhile commu- nity work in promoting the Ju- nior Achievement program. The Rutlands' spirit of in- volvement has rubbed off on their children — Jason, 19, Leigh, 17, and Emily, 15. In addition to teaching busi- ness to elementary school stu- dents, Jason has also worked as a ::()nsultant in the Junior Achieve- ment program. Scan Leigh has been chosen to represent Junior Achievement for Durham at the Canadian Business Hall of Fame. And Emily, a special -needs student at Pickering High School, delivers newspapers and raises money for Big Brothers. Despite Mr. Rutland's good work for the community, the Thorton Heath, England native is quick to deflect attention from himself. "It's what I do that's impor- tant, not me as a person" `(Durham) region needs to show leadership on this issue.' — ROLAND RUTLAND Mr. Rutland says there are a number of people in the commu- nity he admires for their work in promoting improved race rela- tions — Dunbarton High School vice-principal Sarah McDonald: Pickering Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner; former On- tario Human Rights Commission head Bromley Armstrong; Car- men Germano, founding member of the Multicultural Council of Oshawa -Durham; Surinder Singh -Gill, consultant with %be Ministry of Citizenship, Culture and Recreation; and Paul Pakyam, chairman of the festival committee on the Ajax race rela- tions committee. One of Mr. Rutland's most re- cent initiatives saw him lobbying Durham Council to appoint a person to foster racial harmony throughout the region. "The Region needs to show leadership on this issue," says Mr. Rutland. Fostering improved relations among people of different her- itage consumes Mr. Rutland, who is in his third year of study- ing race relations and equity is- sues at Ryerson Polytechnic Uni- versity. Both his volunteer and professional life are centred around furthering racial harmo- ny. "I'm here to serve humanity. The Baha'i Faith helps me do that" NEWS BRIEFS MARCH 19, 1999 Durham Region wants more money for special kids Durham Region is once again asking the provincial Com- munity and Social Services Min- istry to increase funding for spe- cial needs children. A report to Regional Council Wednesday noted the amount of money Durham receives per child is among the lowest in On- tario. Fair Share for Durham's Kids first raised the issue of under- funding in the Region in 1995. Durham receives $187 per child, which is the third lowest in Ontario. The provincial average is $292.40. Peterborough gets $232.15 per child, while Toronto gets $355.52. The amount Toronto re- ceives has dropped from the previous total of $424 per child. Underfunding has become more acute as the amount the Province gives Durham has re- mained stable, but the popula- tion has grown. Fair Share for Durham's Kids is a coalition of community groups and individuals involved in children's services. Break bread with Civitan Club PICKERING — The Picker- ing and Area Civitan Club is holding a dinner meeting Thurs- day. April 15 at 7 p.m. in the din- ing room at Rosebank Villa, 534 Rodd Ave., Pickering. This meeting will feature a guest speaker from Ronald Mc- Donald House. All are welcome to attend to find out what this community - service -oriented club is all about. For more information call Diane at 839-0500. Written march 16, for Oshawa Check-up 200 dinner moves from April 24 to March 30 The Check-up 2000 dinner in Durham originally planned for Apr! 24 has been rescheduled for Manch 30. The date change was made necessary due to a conflict in federal Health Minister Allan Rock's schedule. He and MPP Gerard Kennedy, Liberal health critic in Ontario, will attend the dinner, co-sponsored by the Oshawa federal and provincial Liberal as- sociations. The dinner will be held at the Centre cultural Francais, 384 Hillside Ave., Oshawa, and will begin with cocktails at 6 p.m. Tickets are $65 and tax receipts will be issued. To order tickets, call Chris Wharton at 4042081 or e-mail parmac®interlinks.net PGl8 NErlf$�AOf1�Ei�T1RIDAII EDI11dN, Nil;rcl� i�'1999 NEWS ADVERTISER BILLBOARD FRWAY, MARCH 19 ADDICTION: The Seren- ity Group holds a 12 -Step Recovery Meeting at 8 prm. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. This weekly group deals with addictions of all types, including co- dependancy. Child care program available as re- quired during the meeting. All welcome. 428-9431 (Jim, evenings). SATURDAY. MARCH 20 CANCER: Tai Chi is of- fered from 10 to 1 1 a.m. at Hearth Place Cancer Sup- port Centre. 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa. Learn about the graceful series of movements that support re- laxation and stress reduc- tion and improve strength and flexibility. Register, 579-4833. HOMECOMING: The Agape Temple Seventh Day Adventists hold a homecoming from 9:15 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Dunbar - ton -Fairport United MARCH 19, 1999 Church, 1066 Dunbarton Rd., Pickering. Past and present memebers, friends and family welcome. Food served. 420-5894 (Ann). SUNDAY, MARCH 21 SUPPER: Greenwood United Church, on the 6th Concession in the hamlet of Greenwood. holds an oyster supper with sittings at 5 and 6:30 p.m. Adults $11, children $5, preschoolers free. Advance tickets required. 683-6217. MONDAY, MARCH 22 NURSES: The Durham Lakevicu Council of the Registered Practical Nurses Association of Ontario meets at 7 p.m. at the Ajax and Pickering Health Cen- tre, 580 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax. The topic is neck and shoulder pain. All RPNs and RPN students wel- come. 432-7604 (Sheila). TUESDAY, MARCH 23 SENIORS: The Tuesda) Morning Discussion Group meets at 9:30 a.m. at St. Andrew's Community f1 Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. 619-0315. AMNESTY INTERNA- TIONAL: Amnesty Inter- national (group 90, Ajax - Pickering) holds its month- ly meeting at 9:15 a.m. at Pickering Village United Church, 300 Church St. N., Ajax. Guest speaker is Mary Sanderson of the Canadian Association for Victims of Torture. All wel- come. 68-7171. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24 DISABILITh': The Durham Region Support Group For People With Mobility Impairments meets the fourth Wednes- day of each month at the Riverbrceze Townhouses, 1 Richards Lane, Ajax. The group provides those with mobility impairments the opportunity to share infor- mation, provide support to each other and promote community awareness of access issues. New mem- bers welcome. 686-9696 (Kim). 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The monitoring initiative is being undertaken by the Frenchman's Bay Watershed Rehabilitation Project (FB WRP). Frogs and toads depend on clean water and forests throughout their life cycles and are very sensitive to environ- mental adversities like toxins and oils. This sensitivity, along with their ability to sing a chorus during the spring breeding season, makes them excellent indicators for determining ecosystem health. According to the FBWRP, re- searchers around the world have reached a consensus that populations of amphibians are declining. A number of frog species have disappeared from the Frenchman's Bay watershed, and few are left. The volunteers will be able to help monitor frogs in different areas of the watershed in April, May and June by learning their distinct calls. The trill of an American toad or the, peeps of the Group works to preserve church AJAX — Friends of St. Francis De Sale Church, a group dedicated to pre- serving the Ajax church, arc holding a meeting Wednesday, March 24 at 7:30 p.m. at the Kinsmen Heritage Centre, 120 Roberson St., Ajax. For more information call 683-3127. ONE HOUR MOTOP NOTO _ 6 PORTRAIT STUDIO We wish to draw your attention to the following in our current 'Great Weekly Sales' flyer. Page 9-12" Planer, 55-5504-2 Copy reads: reg. 469.99, sale 369.99, save $100.00. Should read: reg. 429.99, sale 369.99, save $60.00 We sincerely regret any inconvenience we may have caused you. Gate -W12 -Zones 2SW I ADVERTOMM C_ In our Spring Preview insert (prong 4676) included in this newspaper. Please note: Page 10 6 11 - Parallel tube top dress, $220; BCBG silk hurtap steel, $200; 8M local skirt, 5240 will not be available; Page 14 - Plein Sud: One button, open sleeve jadret and reasaulin We will not be available until April 20, 1999; Mark Eisen: dress with red lining will not be available; Iceberg: any sleeve sweater with bead'sg (shown with hand embroidered skirt) will not be available until April 1, 1999; Alessandro Del'Aqua: side gafw skirt will not be available until April 5, 1999; Page 15 - AA Milano: mesh Loral beaded skirt will not be available until April 5, 1999; Blurnarine: 314 sleeve knit lop will nor be available until March 25,1999; Byblos: long shirt dress wi not be available until March 20, 1999; Page 49 - Kernefh Cole Reactives bell bag, $40 VAN not be available until March 26,1999; Page 62 - Liz Claaome top, $65 (shown aider grey pard suit) - not as rllhtttraled. Liz Claiborne top. $65 is a nylonispande x tar* lop; Page 78 -Claiborne micnolber bomber, $125 was incorrectly described. Copy should read: -Stone rnicrofiber bomber, $120'; Page 83- Kennem Cole ties (Pince Crepe naddie shown in brown) will not be available; Page 84 - Middle shoe on bottom of page, Men's Distinrlion shoes. style "Dales'. our reg. $100 sale $75 will not be available; Page 85 - 25% off Distirtction and Retreat stxm - ALL STYLES SHOWN ON PAGE will not be available until March 25, 1999. We skicwety apologia to our valued customers and regret any irheomsnfsees or contusion this may haw canoed EATON'S spring peeper are easy to remem- ber and record. The information collected termine how healthy the watershed really is, and can be regional and provincial amphibian people. Anyone interested in at - used to help restore the watershed monitoring programs. Space for tending should RSVP to Patricia as well. It will also be shared with this free workshop is limited to 50 Lowe at 420-4660, ext. 2155. 25�Y0 off 4 new essentials for spring All exclusively at Eaton's THE WHITE SHIRT The new white shirt has all the clever touches. Smart 3/4 sleeves and a little stretch. The Work Connection shirt is also available in pale grey. our reg. $65 sale $48.75 THE COTTON TWIN SET A perfect paging. Mercerized cotton gives our Casual Connection ribbed cardigan and v -neck a subtle sheen and the softness of silk. Lilac, white, black and pink. cardigan, our reg. $58* sale $43.50 v -neck, our reg. $44* sale $33 THE 3/4 SLEEVE TOP The face framing boatneck by The Work Connection. Black, white and light grey in solid or solid with sheer top. Solid also in blush. our reg. $65 sale $48.75 THE CAPRI PANT Our Casual Connection cotton twill pants in the hot new capri length. Flat front for a clean, smooth finish. Black and khaki. our reg. $50* sale $37.50 Savings on original ticketed prices. 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P PAGE 10 NEWS ADVFRTISFIa FtalneV cn1r1nu .._ — .�99 JASON LIEBRE-GTS/ .NeK•s Advertiser photo The longest day Edie Hentay demonstrates a Apical dad• in the life of c canoe maker during a demonstration at the recen, Canoe E_rpo held at the Metro East Trude Centre it Pickering. Outdoors enthusiasts turned out to unof- cial/v welcome spring at the exposition and bro►rsea through the mane exhibits and booths. "Nothing fancy at my funeral just do it my way" (she really means Iota of flowers and a string quartet.) Everything you ever wanted to Lwow about preplanned funerals is just a phone call away. Tali to us. and discover what a funeral can be, and how easy it is to arrange your own funeral. "Call & Compare Before You Decide" NE.NBF_R RONALD MARTINO 1!r SON G.F.D. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Ci FROCK ROAD CHAPEL tNGUBU ►S PLiASE CALL Ii;_? 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"You're asking us to allow more ve- hicles on to a street that also has an ex- isting problem;' said Mina Walker of Toynevale Road. She noted residents were also un- happy at the prospect of two-storey homes being built opposite their bun- galows on Toynevale. A report from Town staff on the subdivision proposal states the devel- opment is not expected to have a sig - nificant impact on the existing traffic situation in the area. Council's approval for the project includes conditions stipulating that only bungalows he built opposite the existing bungalows on Toynevale; a chain link fence be put up along the west boundary of the development; and measures be taken to minimize the im- pact of construction on area residents. As well, the developer has been re- quired to submit tree preservation and grading plans, and stormwater man- agement and noise attenuation reports. Beta Sigma Phi sorority peddles petals in Pickering to fight cancer Spring is just around the corner. which means members of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority are gearing up for the annual daffodil sales to help the Canadian Cancer Society. In a yearly rite of spring for the sorority, members will be at several lo- cations throughout Ajax and Pickering selling bunches of daffodils Thursday to Saturday, March 25 to March 27. Sorority members will sell bouquets of eight daffodils for $4. Last year, the sorority raised just under 550,000 through daffodil sales to support cancer research and to teach people about the importance of preven- tion and early detection of the dread disease. Think about Pickering Hydro differently (like a community partner) At Pickering Hydro, community partnership takes on real meaning. We are governed by a local Commission consisting of customer representatives. This ensures that decisions are made in the best interests of our community. 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Nothing too dangerous, nor too threatening...until a small reel of film turns Welles' life upside down. sending him down a sordid and terrifying path into soci- ety's darkest corners. Babar: Another fan- tastic tale about the lov- able elephant, this time in feature length and on the silver screen. Baby Geniuses: Kath- leen Turner, Christopher Lloyd, Kim Cattrall. Dr. Elena Kinder is an intelli- gent, scheming and wild- ly ambitious woman who heads the world's largest corporation that manufac- tures products for babies. She also funds a secret re- search lab, together with Dr. Heap, devoted to cracking the code to baby language. But when the best and brightest of these Guitarisl booked for book store AJAX .— An up-and- coming Cana- dian guitarist will perform instrumental solos in support of two indepen- dent compact discs this month. Kingston guitarist Jim Graham will play tunes from his discs at Chapters in the Durham Centre on Friday, March 26 from 8 P.M. to 10 p.m. The Durham Centre is on Hwy. 2, just east of Har- wood Avenue. baby geniuses escapes from the secret lab into the outside world, Drs. Kinder and Heap have to get him back before he blows the lid off of their secret forever. Deep End of the Ocean: Michelle Pfeiffer, Treat Williams. In a crowded hotel lobby Beth Cappadora (Pfeiffer) looks away for a moment and her three-year-old son Ben disappears. The movie portrays the joyful and wrenching experi- ences of Beth and her husband Pat (Williams) when Ben mysteriously and miraculously reap- pears nine years later, a happily adopted child with no memory of his real parents or of his trou- bled teenage brother Vin- cent. Message in a Bottle: Kevin Costner, Robin Wright Penn. Walking along a deserted stretch of coastline, Theresa Os- borne (Wright Penn) dis- covers a moving, passion- ate message in a bottle. The letter's poetry and heartache reach Theresa, and her search for the au- thor leads her to the Outer Banks of North Carolina, to a sailboat builder named Garret Blake (Costner). Payback: Mel Gibson, James Caan. In this ac- tion thriller, Porter (Gib- son) is shot by his wife and best friend and is left for dead. When he sur- vives.. he plots revenge. Ravenous: Robert Carlyle, Guy Pearce. iso- lated with eight others in a snowbound fort in the Sierra Nevadas, circa 1847, an army captain must fight the ravenous cannibalistic hunger rag- ing within, as well as the enemy without — a pow- erful cannibal killer. Saving Private Ryan: Tom Hanks. Matt Damon. As Allied soldiers prepare to storm the Normandy Coast, Captain John Miller (Hanks) believes getting himself and his men past the gauntlet is the greatest challenge he has ever faced in World War 11. But his most diffi- cult task lies ahead. Capt. Miller is ordered to take his squad behind enemy lines on a dangerous mis- sion to find and retrieve Private James Ryan (Damon). Capt. Miller's men find themselves questioning their orders. Why is one man worth risking eight? Why is the life of this private worth more than their own? Shakespeare in Love: Gwyneth Paltrow. In 1593 England, struggling young playwright Will Shakespeare (Joseph Fi- ennes) is suffering from writer's block. Then, he meets Viola (Paltrow) and, inspired by love, Letus entertain you! 0 'viol I #,/CKER/NG ANALYZE THIS (AA) *Mon. -Thu. 7109:45, FrL-Sat.-Sum 1:20-a:W7:209:45 MY FAYOI TE MARTIAN (PG) FrLSoLSun 1:15 THE OTHER SISTER (PG) Mon. -Thu. 7:06.9:55, FOL -Sat. -Sun. 3:40-7 6.9:55 THE RACE. 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Based on the legendary computer -game series of the same name, the film follows the exploits of rebellious rookie space pilot Christopher Blair. Carrying an encoded mes- sage about an invasion by an alien race, Blair, his fel- low maverick pilot Maniac and their superior officer Deveraux mobilize to evade and ultimately repel the alien attack. Now playing at Picker- ing Town Centre's Famous Players Cinemas: Analyze This: Billy Crystal, Robert De Niro, Lisa Kudrow. Paul Vitti (De Niro) is one of New York's most powerful gangsters. But when it comes time for him to assume his role as the of his crime family, he suddenly starts having panic attacks. Enter Ben Sobol (Crys- tal) a psychiatrist with a pa- tient list full of dull, boring- ly neurotic complainers without a serious challenge among them. The Corruptor: Chow Yun-Fat, Mark Wahlberg. Nick Chen (Yun-Fat) is one of the NYPD's most deco- rated officers who has used his close ties with a group of Chinese businessmen known as the Triads to rise through the ranks. Now, it's his job to keep the peace in Chinatown — not easy as a turf war has erupted between the Triads and the newly arrived and brutally violent Fukienesc Dragons. The N Y PD beefs up the Asian Gang Unit with a new recruit: an idealistic cop (Wahlherg), who is un- aware of how power and in- fluence have compromised his superiors. Cruel Intentions: Sarah Michelle Gellar, Ryan Phillippe. Kathryn and Sabastian, two wealthy, ma- nipulative teenage step sib- lings from Manhattan's upper crust, conspire in this wickedly entertaining tale of seduction and betrayal. The stakes are high when the duo agrees upon a deli- ciously diabolical wager of sexual conquest without consequences. Forces of Nature: Ben Affleck, Sandra Bullock. Ben (Affleck) has to get to New York from Savannah for his wedding to Bridget (Maura Tierney). He has everything under control until an eccentric young woman Sarah (Bullock) lit- erally falls into his life ... and atmospheric conditions be- come decidedly unstable. My favorite Martian: Jeff Daniels, Christopher Lloyd. Based on the televi- sion series, the movie fol- lows ambitious television reporter Tim O'Hara (Daniels) who stumbles upon a martian (Lloyd) whose spaceship has acci- dentally landed on Earth. Thinking this is a story for the millennium. Tim makes plans to expose the martian who, posing as Tim's uncle Martin, doesn't want to be identified. The King and 1: Rodgers' and Hammer - stein's long -loved Broad- way musical comes to ani- mation in this classic story of romance, music, adven- The Other Sister: Juli- Lewis, Diane Keaton, m Skerritt. Carla Tate who, after years of special education at a private boarding school, has suc- cessfully transcended many of her .limitations - except her overprotective mother, Elizabeth (Keaton). When Carla falls in love for the first time, she defies her mother to prove she has the capacity to be a responsible adult, worthy of loving and being loved. Carla and her boyfriend set out together to find answers to some of life's toughest challenges and to prove that sometimes an ordinary life can be an extraordinary achievement. The Rage: Carrie 2: Emily Bergl, Jason London. After the suicide of her only friend, Rachel (Bergl) has never felt more on the out- side. The one person who reaches out to her, Jessie (London), also happens to be part of the crowd that lives to torment outsiders like her. But Rachel has a secret ability to move things with her mind. Sue Snell, the only survivor of Carrie White's rampage 22 years ago, may hold the key to helping Rachel come to terms with her awe wine but unwanted power. But as Rachel slowly learns to trust, a terrible trap is being laid for her. And making her angry could prove to be fatal. True Crime: Clint East- wood. James Woods. Steve Everett (Eastwood) is an in- vestigative reporter with a lot of problems. An alco- holic and an unrelenting womanizer, he's fired by the the New York Times and relocates to the west coast to join The Oakland Tri- bune, which sends him on an assignment to cover the impending San Quentin ex- ecution of a convicted mur- derer. The final interview with the condemned killer leaves Everett less than 12 hours to save the life of a man he knows is innocent. Now playing at the Cineplex Odeon Ajax 10 Cinemass: 8M,M. Analyze This, Babar, Baby Geniuses, The Corruptor, Cruel Inten- tions, The Deep End of the Ocean. Forces of Nature, The King and I. 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With just more than a minute to go in the third. Jason Lange chased down a puck in the Lindsay zone and scored his second goal of the game into an empty net to seal the pivotal win. The victory was the Panthers' 10th of the post -season and the game was the fourth in five nights for Pickering and Lindsay. Prior to Wednesday's contest, Panthers' head coach Rod McGillis talked with his players in hopes of avoiding history from repeating itself. The Panthers also held a two -game -to -none edge going into the third contest in the Oshawa series, but Pickering let the Legionaires up off the canvass with a loss. McGillis said the team learned a lesson from its previous mistakes. "That's one of the things we discussed prior to the game. We went into Oshawa with a 2-0 lead and we let them back into the series. We didn't want to hide that fact. We wanted to talk about it and address it head-on. We wanted to learn from our past mistakes and the guys didn't want to repeat Midget Raiders shoot to' ice All -Ontario `AAA' title The Ajax -Pickering Raiders midget 'AAA' rep hockey team is headed to the provincial championships in Peterborough this weekend after knocking off Oshawa in a one -game playoff in Ajax Sunday. The Raiders scored a 2-1 overtime victory over Oshawa to pave the way for their first- ever trip to the all -Ontario championships. Bantam call-up Colin Jen- nings scored in regulation time for Ajax -Pickering. In over- time, Allan Maclsaac pulled the trigger on the game win- ner. In earlier playoff' action, the Raiders swept the Richmond Hill Stars in a best -of -five se- ries. rarer* sc, tr. 4114111rtttooD PLW4 #"" Scan yew prints to dke I%a *aft a Disc Although they lost to Peter- borough in the next playoff round, the Raiders earned a one -game playoff with Os- hawa for the right to represent the Eastern Ontario 'AAA' league in the championships. Peterborough had earned an automatic berth, leaving one spot open for another squad l their mistakes" McGillis said motivation for game three was no problem for his charges, who've had their eyes on the conference title since the start of the season. Last night, the club was a mere game away from achieving that goal. "We've got our work cut out for us;' McGillis said be- fore Thursday's contest. "We've done some good work in the last three games, but we haven't won anything yet. That's the reality of it." from the Eastern Ontario loop. The championships run Fri- day through Sunday in Peter- borough. The Raiders will play a round-robin series against Brampton, Peterborough, Burlington and York-Simcoe and the top four teams will ad- vance to the playoffs. L>~ It S CORRECTION FOR otM WAN MM SCEs SALE Bret ts•t• D.t Yareb 1531,1991 Pays 19 - (Mural version - CMF599) 112 Prim P.d9t: Coat 2 Star Dtnsts. Ad states: 315 DreW Cant Covet Ad dWA hays met 2,10 Illilreeil Cant Cover. V2 Price Whole Horne SW*wdc Fill P1bw. lncornKuy meed. Mt! ShctiruyrbeforawhImmach e. trriis rasp harts cattssd Seers atgaaens. "�717'4y The Panthers continued to get a mixture of timely goals, solid work on defence and good work on special teams, including a powerplay marker by Lange, in Wednes- day's contest. As well, goaltender Joel Cameron continued his steady work, out- playing counterpart Nate Bedford and turning aside 24 of 26 shots on net. "I'm not surprised we've won all three games," McGillis said. "We've outplayed them at crucial junctures in the games and we've showed the resilience and character that we've displayed throughout the regu- lar season." Also scoring for the Panthers on Wednesday was Joel Johnston, whose goal with 34 seconds remaining in the first pe- riod sent Pickering to the dressing room with a 2-1 lead. Adding assists in the contest for the Panthers were T.J. Kemp with two, Trifon, Johnston, Luc Chiasson, Milroy and Bill Duncan with one apiece. 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Blake Feetham, left, won s a silver medal in speed skating, while Ashley May, centre, and Erin R_tin- berk won medals in figure skating. f Pickeringspeed skater wins R silver medal at Winter Games Local athletes turned in medal -win- Club member Blake Feetham won sil- ning performances at the 1999 Ontario ver. Special Olympics Winter Games in Ashley's mother Debbie May noted Timmins recently. the Ajax Rising Stars skaters have come Sears helps Oshawa and Pickering "Drive Clean" Three members of the Ajax Rising along way since the club was founded Stars figure skating club came home a year ago. Seeing the skaters perform —Sears Auto centres offer auto emission test and repairservices and a Pickering speed skater came so well at the Winter Games was a Toronto, Ontario-- March 16, 1999-- the "Drive Clean" vehicle emission test. home with medals from the prestigious source of great pride for her, along with competition. Rising Stars head coach Nancy Cran- Sean Canada today announced that Sears The test should take more than 20 minutes Figure skater Erin Rynberk won two swick. Auto Centre at Oshawa Centre and and will cost $30 at Sears Auto Centre. medals at the Games - a gold in the "Fhcywere all fabulous. Asaparent, Pickering Town Centre malls have been Information from some 40 North level I ladies' dance competition and a to watch your 10 -year-old daughter go certified by the Ontario government to American jurisdictions shows that 80% to bronze in the level 4 ladies' event. Club to get her medal was an amazing mo- conduct "Drive Clean" auto emission 859 of passenger cars and light duty mate Ashley May skated to a gold menta' says May, who admits she and tests and emission system repairs. Sears trucks pass inspection. However, if the medal in the provincial level 3 bracket. Cranswick shed tears at the medal cere- technicians have undergone months of vehicle should fail the test, Sears Auto Catherine Partlow earned a bronze in mony. special training in equipment use, Centre can make the repairs required to the level I ladies' even[. More than 280 developmentallydis- emission analysis and repairs in order to meet emission standards. The cost for re - Durham Gliders' Speed Skating abled athletes took part in the Games. earn the "Drive Clean" certification. This testing the vehicle will be $15. move occurs just in time for the initiation of "Ontario's Drive Clean Program" on Sears offers a few tips to drivers preparing April 1st, 1999. for an emission test, "keep your vehicle . tuned -up and make sure you've changed The provincial government is cracking your oil and filter. If you're up to date down on the smog problem in major with these, your car will run cleaner and centres, including Oshawa and Pickering, you'll have a better chance of passing the with the Drive Clean program designed to "Drive Clean test," says Mr. Power Moral 1001 Cv1801 cut smog by up to 22%. As of April I st, For boews up to 3.500 sq. EL System comes it's going to take more than an easy The eight Sears Auto Centres in the ..*� Support up to 6 islets Power with electrical g g y g esough *' 12' ami- per q� payment to get your automobile license "Drive Clean" program of Ontario at • • 107'ato c"�O°amn. z � sa- 6� for plate stickers renewed. Pickering Town Centre and Oshawa y _ to �1� p 11y 8•� sq. K- Centre; Upper Canada mall in t "No one can argue the importance of the Newmarket, Hamilton Centre and seff-cleaubg Mar"Drive Clean" program, ' convenientnoco.t p gram, but it's definitely Limeridge mall; Burlington Mall; a► xa j r<mspo"ulebog apdon- • • a move that will require drivers to Promenade mall in Thorn Hill; Shopping 3'ltfaesalrt�paclt� dedicate a little more time and effort to at Steeles and 404 in Markham- are now oII getting their cars up to standard," says accredited test and repair facilities and are IIO� Q�On Vincent Power, Sears Canada's National presently seeking appointments for Lha ted LNedne Warranty Business Manager, Automotive. "As of testing. April 1 st there will be a large demand for I MI these services and Sears auto centres are All passenger vehicles and light-duty ■.wR,00SAo atys - STEAM CLEANER well prepared to make this service as trucks in the program , will have to pass a .: fro" 24GONT quick and easy as passible for our Drive Clean test every two years prior to �i p ilcs(�al> Cy g:5Ej�3QpQg customers." license plate sticker renewal. Vehicles less ILS" Uverpoe1 >R t / ...� 'than 20 years ofd and more than three Bask VU=) \ i %- It is estimated that come April first, years old are subject to this mandatory t Qo�Il;,:._ s • millions of drivers in Ontario will be test. In 1999 even numbered model years heading to accredited service centres for from that period go through the same test. -h j r - WE HAVE MOVED TO - 924 KINGSTON RD. 4-= PICKERING ' - Recover your sofa ' ) 5369 _ fabric included PICOV FURNITURE C.C. LTD. Ei831-6040 At Aek ML JV 4 U r� _. _ • ' - �Y T.' �fL:�. �. � ice= —�_ � �_-r— S�-Y`�- � x`�►� �� _ , _... �� 'o i+. .fir-y—'�.��,..'eZ.+ �',� �� - � �^�• .. 1t f4ky.' yam•.—. �I., •�-.�C'F mow_ i J q0w11511111� 2 _as+t= ✓. .� oF"'�'- _ qua m - M., -40 41 j 3 jr O'OWN . 40 OVA 00 77 t T I y t - * t '�YP�PyltiiF.2Q11EWb l� t a' •�' 0-,i 1' { AS THE EXPERTS 64 � �xslC.h u "I am refinishing my basement and would like some advice on how to work around the ducts in my ceiling." Wouldn't life be so much simpler with a flat basement ceiling! Unfortunately there are a number -of obstructions we must contend with when finishing our basements, ducts, beams and pipes to name a few. The best way to deal with these protusions is to box them in. When boxing -in remember this rule, treat the sides as walls and the bottom as ceiling. Essentially, this means either using drywall for both sides and the bottom or paneling the sides of the box and installing ceiling tile on the bottom. Never put ceiling tile on the sides or paneling on the bottom. Your method of boxing will differ depending on your choice of materials. For drywall, use a 1 5/8" metal track cut to form a U -shape with a 2" shoe on both ends (see illustration). This shoe is screwed to the underside of the joists giving you a frame to which you attach your drywall. For openings wider than 24" a I x2 wood stiffener must be installed inside the track. Using a drywall screw, attach the wood to the track for added stability. Install your track at 16" on centre along the length of the duct. When measuring your track be sure to add the width and height of the duct. If you want to install drywall on the sides of your box with suspended ceiling tile on the bottom you will have to build a "ladder" using 2x2s. Measure the height of your duct and build the ladder with 2x2s along each side at 16" on centre. These ladders should extend to the bottom of the duct. Attach a third ladder along the bottom of the duct consisting of I x3s, this adds stability to the box. When you cut your drywall be sure to extend it 3" below the ladder so the ceiling tiles will fit or, if flexible lay -in panels are being used, 2" are needed. Install J -trim on the bottom of the drywall, paint the J -trim and screw the wall angle to the back of the J -trim with 7/16" Tec (Kelly) screws. This is where your ceiling tile will rest. There are other combinations of materials and methods of boxing -in available. And, I have one more piece of advice to impart: if there is a series of small ducts on your ceiling, do not box them' in individually. Lower the ceiling in the entire area. You will have a better looking ceiling and it will take a lot less effort. For more information visit your closest Lansing store, at Kennedy Common at Kennedy & 401. THE MISADVENTURES OF CRAWFORD AND SONS WATERPROOFING SP!i ECIAUSTS PROFESSIONAL INTEGRITY/QUALITY WORKMANSHIP (over 24 years experience and more than 8,000 homes repairs) INJECTION SPECIALISTS FOR FOUNDATION CRACKS POLYURETHANE/EPDXY (No Digging In Most Cases) YEAR. ROUND REPAIRS, DON'T WAIT Cement Block Foundations rubber membranestsump pumps/weeping tiles -FIX POTENTIAL LEAKS BEFORE RENOVATIONS our expert trouble shooting offers you the optimum repair at the best prices with a 10 YEAR FULL GUARANTEE FREE ESTIMATES .�. 905-686-6880ns� S 32 oz 100% NYLON CARPET 19 95 10 year warranty kkodes i sink m b w xier* p' rd 45 oz 100% NYLON CARPET 2595 -1 Oyr wear warranty includes kwaklim a =de * '4' RE( ROOM CARPET Starting at 6 s. rd LAMINATE FLOORING Starting at 3s,Ft. MIDWAYCARPET.jor nalcuamrursavict at it's be-it`nom afamifr� ourre�rarpetsperas Wow! Whata Sale Advertising Feature Invest in your foundation/Repair those leaks Gordon Crawford of Crawford & Sons has been successfully repairing leaking basements for over 24 years and although he says, "I'm still learning," he estimates he has been in close to _ 15,000 homes and seen virtually every possible ^� leaking situation one can imagine. Gordon says, .�t9c�., "basically, the amount of years I've been in this business has forced me to develop hundreds of • ' -s^ different techniques to successfully solve eve ry situation I've encountered". He also says that "having an extensive background in specialty products for concrete, I know which products to use and which ones really work, that's why I can offer a 10 year full guarantee on all the work I do". Gordon prides his company on fast, neat and efficient service. He also prides himself on his troubleshooting ability. "I like to professionally solve problems at the least most reasonable cost to the customer. Sometimes that may involve excavating the entire perimeter of the house and replacing the weeping tiles but that is because it is absolutely necessary. What I won't do is quote on an expensive excavation type repair when I know a simple little interior injection will solve the problem. Give me a solid concrete foundation and 90% of the time I can inject the problem with polyurethane by standing on the inside and pumping right through the wall. Block foundations should be repaired from the outside but I try to isolate the problem within 10-15 ft. to minimize the excavation z= Gordon says "home owners should invest in their foundations in much the same way they invest in their roofs. Water corrodes and very quickly. The same way a leak in your roof starts corroding the wooden rafters, a leak through your foundation starts to undermine the very integrity of your home. People tend to hive with the problem until it escalates into a bigger one. Catch it early enough and possibly save yourself a fortune" Gordon goes on to say that "no job is too big or too small and I can promise you a fair and objective evaluation of the problem." For a free professional evaluation call Gordon at 905-686- 6880. ,amu. a:w..wa.-�aa�.p:^i v.0.. K —. ,"i' } "'# *:�.-r„q. ae ) 1 k,:: 3 Watching Out For Your Neighbours! The police tell us that community safety is up to all of us, not just the men and women in uniform. That's the idea behind Neighbourhood Watch, a proven programme for reducing break- ins and other neighbourhood crime. The strategy is simple: Residents simply look out for each other and for any suspicious activities. Your police - department will assess your community needs and help you set up the programme. The neighbours decide which one of t' r them will be the contact for the police. But all you really,; have to do is be alert to what's going on in For the Neighbourhood Watch programme in some big cities, there's a computer system called PC Cops. This system lets a computer contact your Neighbourhood Watch representative on the phone with updates and information on local crime. It's very useful if there's a prowler or k your neighbourhood. If you see a stranger in the neighhourhood, ask if you can be of help or ask what they're looking for. If burglars are casing the area, the questions might be enough to scare them off. If you spot anything unusual or potentially threatening, notify your neighbours and the police. It's still up to the police to confront suspicious individuals and make any necessary arrests. When you set up a Neighbourhood Watch programme a notice is posted in your neighbourhood and the houses get stickers to put up. This can also make intruders think twice about targeting your neighbourhood, and it creates an atmosphere of community spirit. attacer at work to your area. It's a fairly new concept, so check with your local police department. For general crime prevention advice, take advantage of your police department. They'll send a crime prevention officer to your area, apartment building or place of business to make a • crime risk assessment and suggest ways to improve security. All it takes is a phone call, and it doesn't cost anything. If you really want to be neighbourly, here's an idea for maintaining security when your house is empty. Burglars often ring the bell to see is anyone's home. If you're away for long periods, talk to your next-door neighbour about installing an inexpensive remote doorbell transmitter, so the bell will ring in the next house. This way, if a • burglar rings the bell of a vacant house, the neighbour can look out the window or door and see who's there. No burglar wants to be seen. It's a bit of an unusual idea. but. hey, what are neighbour, IoO r1 WwV ArWdRipsEhfhldAY EDFdON, 01 rih' i9,1969 PAGE ii AYP 77� Jlj lam:: HAPPENING �1T DICKERING HOME LEISURE CENTRE 111:4 oil a I1: CANADIAN NOME LEISURE Free ozonator with purchase of a Sundance Spa Save $1200 on floor model spas Save $400 on floor model billiard tables 30% off selected patio sets - while supply lasts! ETHAN ALLAN Essentials Sale Is On V, Pickering Ho—me & Leisure Centre ►iATA -W.iA :470— ° s II _■ 0 OwunwMAURROU j-j,oiqj" Sn*p/o; I: AlInL :. Ill -��.--.ter--�� ■ ■i"1-Iii■11■'1--i"i,' Illy■ - - - ----- - - -- -- --- NEW AMEPTIWAFR V EOMMAWA* 490 NO PAGE sa AM,, ,, , r a lar e pay for a 4 MlY J'/UkE CFiO10ES AVAliABIF M SNORE Asa VENETIA LEATHER SOFA lIOQH Q1lOICES AVAlLA81E IN STOR& It's the last weekend to buy a sofa for the price of the matching love seats. Plus beat the GST, or use your Sears Card and don't pay for one full year" and earn double Sears Club pointstt on all furniture and sleep sets. 'MANHASSET' SOFA 3 p LfOQE QlOfC£S AYA1LA81F Ud SIOftE d ��. :`CASUAL CLASSICS' SOFA M get Comfortable: Sale pm end &m* � 21.1999 tExcktditq [;pearl purerlases , . ss torr. rc 'W W= See vA dmW u ant eMmmbt b tte GST km 1r pudm tm Olr does nal m* b atelrnl tees. a W*m%e apieenenl delay or irslaYioe drges Olen ndl Set. Apt 3.1999. "�tw dbc non's pay urI kuCh 2000. on appmsed aea v* you Seas Ca d. WrdnW =200 Pmt= . $35 delerwl be and e1 appiCdb fres & dirges ae PWW et ime olpurchase. Olbr v* Thos., Apt 1.1999. tI91aMa ftM Gel Rif! tW Sus. tile[ 21, 19M Sera OLD mentos can use Ieir Sua (fed and pet dxft Suis Olb pooh s ae a1 lerilw &sleep sell. on 4Vowd aedi Bclides W = and W" dArges. A 4SwAp* b neidrndee in Sens While [tome hsn6 eSbwls & elude Cerbpue puchesee. Ask for dabk RAINY 401 VICTORIA STREET Whitby Whole Home' Furniture Store, 1650 Victoria St., Unit #7, Whitby, Ontario. Phone: (905) 579-4048 i 1-1I cC 7a1Lr,S c't5* c i I':,1. 1.1 VO.' -. 'o. F,.E/t ."IN 73'.. A!P PAGE 24 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, March 19, 1999 AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER LASSIFIElb To Place Your Ad Call: 683-0707 1 Careers 1 Getleral Help 1 4ierleral Help 1 General Help General Help Cserlefal Help MOF Gen" Help 1 Sw4 HeWAWV, Swe NNplAWas FRANGIISE oltPORT n GG4,15 Tllyy l ilp Hbne Based Preschooh ATTENTION ECE's or EQUIVALENTS Own and operate your own hone based preschool Call 905.668.1638 A licensed Agency Investment Advisor Region Join an experienceo Investment Advisor to build your personal practice Own your own (took and take equity in Ihne Dustiness wnhn twelve months Oualrhrahons Ca- rnxhw Secumtes Course and Conduct and Practices Karnd- book Course Fax resume to (905)623-8930 THE NAIL STATION Career Training Center Become a nail (echnicia rt. career training available m arWiCWnails. ear candling pedicures. wax- ing Student Financing avarl- atNe Nadi $20 (905)723- 8083 1 hcrt r w nq NEED A JOB' • Be.-, '5 ' 24 years did Out d school and work • Need FREE hep CALL the Hotline (905) 852- 7848 Ex 21 NEED A JOBS •Between 16 to 24 ;oars out of school and work • Need FREE ride GALL ft Hoorne (905) 852- 7648 Ex 21 Pram. apartment -six Balmn 3-peda $1150 Hammond or- ppaannLeslie speakers Cee Pfnornes. Sorry new dg" & Mrrorola dgnal AmOter System. Traylor Steel bench wine 1992 Vow Amrra 1905 J21-1611 IM Gwwral He JOBS AVAILABLE' 4•. Ie 24 vears aW Cunieney our of wort and sctiool elk ran cep you hnd a rob or FREE' Call the HOTLINE Oshawa' Whitby 725-4786 Pickering Residers 1800 263-0993 Att L \EMPLOI ED 18 AXD UP Clerks, .tudents, Ari�ers, painters, "Initruction work- er, tabixers etc. START A %Fw CAREER LIP to S13.55 per hr WE WILL TRAIN YOU F'al tprryy Outlet has immed openings in Curt. Serv. Manag- er Trainees, set up displa gen. help, an rrlatepusrtion. NO EXPERIENCE IM EEDED ed in all depts. Bo- nuses, incentives and rapid advancement for hard working in- dividuals. You must be neat, reliable, have own transpor- tation and ableto start work immed. For interview appt. Fn -3532 Sunday 12 noon - 3 plat. Monday gam. -5P.M. APPOMITM T SETTEN Quialaied leads. No phare sales. Fun eavironment, Hourly wage & bonuses. 45 year o10 compiry. 665 8463. ATTEMTSON FNLL TIE part tune Local Firm has 41 Im- mediale operNnijls w th flddple scfhedttks available $10.85 START No Exp. Nec /Will Tran Must fin posetiorns DY Mar25 . Cao Mon - Wed. from 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. 723-4920 AZ ORIYEI steady LTL runs. good wales, dean abstract and U.S. experience is a must. Call Joe at 905-427- 4663. Maintenance Supervisor .Must hold an Ontario Millwright License and have 3 - 5 years of supervisory experience. *Must be able to work with local engineering and outside contractors to maintain an efficient smooth - running operation. -Must be able to demonstrate familiarity running an effective maintenance program both preventative and on- going while at the same time providing a working environment where safety is of the utmost importance. *Must be able to demonstrate strong, effective oral and written communication skills. Interested individuals are invited to send their resume in confidence to; HUMAN RESOURCES DEPARTMENT GRACE CANADA,INC 294 Clements Road West Ajax, ON,L1S 3C6 Only those applicants selected for interview will be contacted. UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE requires NEWSPAPER CARRIERS to deliver papers three times a week in the following areas: UXBRIDGE Albert St, King St. E., Maple St. E. LEAKSDALE Regional Rd. l • Regional Rd. 13 CANNINGTON Laidlaw St. N. Laidlaw St. S. Munro St., Park St.. Peace St., St. John St. UDORA Linda Ave., Lembitu Ave., Manniku Rd., Sulevi Ave. CALL DEBBIE 905-852-9741 CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application in an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. If the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. PLEASE MOTE, resumes that are faxed directly to Oshawa This Week, will not be forwarded to the file number. Originals must be sent directly as indicated by IIIc instructions in the ad. THE AJAX / PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER requires adult (carriers to deliver papers and flyers door to door, wery Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, before 6:00 prin. Must have a car. for information call 905-683-5117 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- sponsible for more than one Incorrect insertion and there shall be no II - ability for non -Insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads Is limited to the amount paid for the space occu- pying the error. All copy Is subject to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser. ESTHETICIAN/eleclml, gmi required minimum 5 years working experience Apply to- day for a rewarding oppprfunt- ty in lead" In person 15 Sumcoe St S. or tax resume to (905)728-6310. 1 General Help S KINDER CONNECTION DAYCARE Full time cook rcyuircd for successful Pickcring Daycarc approx. 25-30 hrs. per week. Experience a plus Contact Supervisor at (905) 831-9161 by March 19/99 NEW AND USED CAR CLEANUP /RETAILER Required for busy Chrysler dealership in Ajax. Experience a must. Apply with resume by fax to: (905) 683-5738 cm PAM worry. Sneer. V & canvassers needed. isors Positions now available. As- sisting nattio" �fiiMired und-fatsarcd� tai Vduck and saki experience an asset. Call 1-800-791- 4075. &*"OMEWRDt. Needed in Cata4ues, T.V. Commer- cial. Magazines, and extra work. d accepted Inkling and registration las cowed. Cant (416)-941-9343 or 1-800- M.O.D- E.I. U.S. NAIL TECNNH WI needed for busy salon. Must have 2 years experienced. Please cal 697 -SM LNC m Wt111STY IST to assist in maiaging salon. Enc- celeut WAM package + prdn sharing. Part time stylists Po- sitiorns m W hilby .Ajax. Cal Cheryl (905) 723-7323. LOTS OF LOPE and cue needed for ctWdren at a Christian Day Care. Supply work* possible perntxwd po- snicn, part time . We are I ooking towards having Stud- ents for the summer. Please call Joyce or Sonia at 905- 839.1342. Make sure to have your resume ready!! DAMES Attendant warded part-time, nights and wee- kends. Can (905)420-2114. Residential Property Maintenance Company Requires a general labor- er. Experience an asset. Ideally suit ex- council workers or students. Driving license essential. Females or males invited to apply. Tel (415) 716-6545. DON'T WORN in, muumum wage $10 - S75 per hour Part time Not MLM, no buying and selling Cali ton tree 24hrs 1- 888 173-9990 EARN $200. $300. $500. or more per week, assembling products in the comfort of your own home Send a sell - addressed stamped ernelope l0 0 PH 6-2400 Dundas St W. Sone 541. Rel 636. Mis- sissauga. Ont L5K 2R8 EARN FULL TIME income on part time hours looking for dynamic women to pin my team with established com- pany Cap Charlene for into 839-9708 EDUCATIONAL SERVICES re- quires full time tudor with imversary education and the ability toteach from grade 1- ' 2 in Engibi & main qx re- ume to 905.668-1871 ISTNEnCIANS looking to oin a progress've salon spa "" a holistic emruon- -rent Submit resume c/o Beverly. to 123 Athol Streit. '^tby Ont LIN 3Z1 or lax 905-432-7659 EXPERIENCED Cook vectored Banquet experience an asset FKxlbk tours Sind resume In Fie a 329. PO Box 481 Oshawa- Ontario LIM 71.5 or to (905)623-0242 EXPERIENCED HAIRSTYLISTS wanted for L Attitudes in the Cstwu .Centre Salary commission Call RODM 9051723-5937 E XPERIENCEHairdreum- wairled for L Attitudes in Pri- e vig Town Centre Salary plus comrNstaon Call Robert at (906) 420-1440 or tax resume to (905) 763-9345 HICNSCHOOL STDOENTS Jobs are ad avabie ir !me Pdienng area Cash pad 7 Call today. suit tomorrow nor more Intorma ion CaN 1416)615.2691 Now' HOSTESSES wanted, fnelrd- ly outgoing well marmfed ace to greet customers. also waned pro shop bdp. marshawstarters Fax resumes to Lawrent". Oak- ridge Goll Club 905 985 1079 wanted. Must have own vehicle. Experience an asset- Available Mon. -Fri. Serious inquiries only. Gin 619-6970 MPORTS/EIPORTS Emrepre• reurs Dream How to mea your own busirw=77 Proven ftraegieS Worldwide contact/ productS. Ealy!! Tot Fra 1- 877-327-6067. FILL i PART TIME Leel To"ciao. Oi dungen. previous experience neces- sary. valid drivers license. Appy at PENNZOIL. 195 phone WnIney Rd. S. AW. (no MI16M time cep.s & wa- lh Inrrn au- Mnis1 lave Exp. haindbi Horses. call 985.7770. WE WANT VOUI Experienced lelemarketers required. Hour- ly salary On bonuses. Many cash irnibe ntines. If you're the one for us. Call Debbie (905)438-0058 Nd "We $451 W week Marketing company needs 10 people now during rush sea- son. No experience neces- sary, willing to train call JWue for interview at 905 720- 3144(18.) Ful Time Only SEAMSTRESS/TAILOR. ex- perience necessary full time/ Pam time positrons in Picker- ing Town Centre & Oshawa Centre Cal Head Office. 905- n•quired fur high h,me warehouse. Ch- ganired, honest, hard- .,,rkinK individual. ]1,,,t hace forklift ex- perience. Heave pro - T. Friendly working „. ironment. I'lease Fax resume, Attn:Ian/Glen 19051 426-1147 WnRNFR rrwo and Family Treatment The Treat- ment Foster care Program for the Children's Nd Societies of Durham. Kawartha-Haliburton. and Northumberland is seek - Ing a qualdied ckrxcian to loin its multi -disciplinary team The incumbent will I) develop. coordinate. and deliver thera- peutic services to children and families: II) sol , train. and supervise treatment foster parents: III) participate in ck wal research and min- ing development The suc- cessful candidate will 'hare an MSW or BSW degree, or a BAI CyW. as well as several years of progressive experience in ctnld and family treatment Salary range $32.229 to $55.167 dependmig on qualrr- catiats Appy by April 16 to Mr Greg DWmage. MSW Ex- ecurrve Director. Northumber- land Childress Aid Society 1005 Burnham Street, Co- Dourg. Om 119A 21.6 Ann Margaret Osmond THE NEWS ADVERTISER is looking t,r, Kids Ir: deliver pa. Pers and nyers door o moor four Units a weds by 6 00 PM in vwf nerphb"hoods ran 905-683-5117 WANTED mdeperdem repre- seniahve for new communi- cations cbenpa ly Poten" to earn $1200 quickly No ex- penence rues isssry Tratmrng provided Cal row (9051.2% 1675 for compMe derail NONE WORKERS IIEEDED.II assembling our pioduCts Suit Immediately for tree into pwkade nal 24 his toe - free 1-888-7771-7409 WORK FROM HOME Part- time tun lime nedltn industry $800$3000 Free Booklet 416-631.4925 or log onto www hbrn.com access code 5676 (retfurodl WORKING PARENTS stay at nome with the family in home based business. 11nw1p0h ncpne point au and benefns Train - Ing provided Call 416-264. 1 OMiu Ntrb • Have you been out of the work force for a few years, raising a family? • Do you enjoy home decorating and helping people? • Are you looking for a career that is challenging & rewarding? if so, we may have the perfect job for you! • We are a successful chain of furniture and gift boutiques located in Ontario shopping malls. • We need you to work 12 25 his. per week during daytime, evening & weekend periods. • We will provide you with extensive training, including a full tour of our factory. To join our team, apply in person with resume to: Crate Designs Pickering Town Centre 1355 Kingston Rd. Pickering, Ont. L1 V 168 IN'DLSTR1AL RUBBER SALES %lulh branch 1ndu.stria] rubbx'r distributor is seeking candidates for Inside/outside sales in Southem Ontario Applicants should have experience in industrial distribution and ideallyy knowledge of industrial rubber pril cts. Send Resumes to: File k 328 Oshawa This Week, P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ontario, LIH 71_5 SAES DEALERS NEEDED AJAX?ICKERING AREA. START YOUR OWN BUSINESS. NO QUOTAS TO REACH CALL FOR MORE INFO PAULINE NAULLS 416-398-9390 siumild Hft CAMNET MAKERpNSTAILER. Must be sen m ,hvated and have own took & trarnsporta- 1an Ade to read Shop Daps and Blue Pints Fax resume to 905-426-5991 1 Oji Help ACCOUNTING CLERK Position for Electronic Service Company in Whitby. a ;o od knowledge of Accpac, A/R, A/P, and office procedure%a must. For appointment call (905)6684429 or fax resume to (90511668-3620 PART TIME Receptionist re- quited lot busy real estate ol- tice. Real Estate experience preferred. Knowledge of MS Office. fast typing skills and the anility to haride a very busy swlchboard a must Please lax all resumes to Nidti (9D5) 831-7070. ORDER DESK - Scarb. manu- facturer sakinq flexible, ac- curate candidate experienced With EDI'S. Must have solid computer badtground, Knowledge of invoicing. relict switchboard & want F/r posi- tion for 7 monlllls. Fax resume: 416.721-6618. PART TNM Accoures Recent - able clerk. required for lural Property mauOemew com- pany.. Please ropy in writing to: Personnel Manager, c/o 95 gayly St. W. suite / 03 Ajax. LIS 71(8. PART TOE Receptionist re- gtrired for real estate office. Real estale experience pre- ferred. Must have typing. Please tax all resumes to Helen at (905) 837.1054. Skilled Help DISPATCHER- for flat bed trucking company. exper- ienced. US logistics and com- puter skills necessary Fax 905-683-9492, OPINION CAREER - solo dnv- ers. option of team, servic" al Ontario 01* Competitive M. benefil. bonus package. Steady employment, home weds -ands. We modelequnip mem. excellernl Maimenwnix sdieduk, minimum 2 years ce. experienFlatbeds. Re - crusting office. 7115-357-3938. ELECTR MM and 3. 4, or SM year appremirxs needed im- mediately for commercial residential and industrW work. Experience an asset. Fax resume to (905) 436- 21783. FAST GROWING LOGISTICS company requires Tractor Trailer owner/operators for weeklyshipmentsfrom Bel - vile Om., to Laredo Texas. d interested contact supervisor at 905-275.4535 or 800-410- 0540. Skilled Help FRAMING .vpr-nter and Car :inter s helper revered Flckerep area Own transpof- tabor. had tools and safery boors MONM Must be to- abN Phone Larry Jack after 6p.m . (905) 623-6416 PREPER RLQUIRED immediately for busy flat -rate body shop in Whitby. No apprentices. Phone, JENSEN AUTO BODY 4905) 668-3331 Inv mirk R timer repair Must be Sib year ap prinnce or licensed. Shop i roadwork On cal 1 weekend Per month Must be ace to work unsupervised • over- time Cali Ame 434-8215 MECNANIC. full time or pan time wanted Call 905-852- 4584 or 905-852.2291 RWKD DESIGNER minimum of 2 years experience in plas- tic ryection mould Knowledge of surtram and cadkey an as- e -mail resume to msbpmoWdm*m com. M i � DENIM ASSISTANT Part tame . some reception duties, ADeldent required. Contrail position. Send resume b Drs. Baker and Appleton, 312 Dun- das St. W. Whitby. Ontario, LIN 2110115. Ne phone calls please. DIENUL ASSRTANTAsesg- lieelsl required. large group Practice requrea full Kine as- sistard/re cepliaNst Hours in- clude Saturday and evenings Call (905) 131-4709 or tax resumes: (905) 831-7094 DENTAL RECEPTIONIST/AS- SISUNT required to Picker. Voffice. 3D hours per wok. evenings or wakends. Fax resume to: 905.831-5975. J.O. HEALTH Care Services now accepting resumes for RN's RNA's quaRW health cue providers and home makers. Full-time and part- time. Please nae (905)426- 9717 or send resume to 75 Hibbard Drive, Ajax, Ontario LIZ 11.18 Toronto Line: (416) 798-7259 Our phone Nines are open AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER ftAon. to F�. til 1a:oo pm. � 24 -Hour Fax: (905) 579-421$ Sat. 9:30 am to 3:00 pm, .::130 �C,ommerrial Ave., Ajax 1822 Whites Rd., Pickering Sara Lee Amberl4� Plaza Classified Online. Now when u advertise, lir word ad Mea.-fri.: 9d� (tw- 5.00 �nl E s: Ties.-fri.:10:00 (tllll•ie00 � � Yo Yo : i�eei �;:,,,� � . NeeR-Sc09 � Clotl(� � �� also appears on the iMemet at: httpJ/www.durhamnervs.rll(Ild '" E-mail: t:omposeedurham.net . .� .,: ..+: 'sin,>_"!i'ed�is.:.i.,;f• .. � Torso's f0stest --:fAi residential AGRREM An core --'Tlpony has L4N U& --enirq for o Jfif01191liIMISIIk%tl lL REGIONAL. BRANCH MANAGER The successful applicant will oversee a residential lawn care branch. Their experience managing a service-oriented business will give them the tools they need to grow the company. Experience operating a lawn care branch as well as background in direct residential sales is an asset. Fax risurn44 in confidence to: 14 16) 253-6450 Attn: Michael Heimbach S KINDER CONNECTION DAYCARE Full time cook rcyuircd for successful Pickcring Daycarc approx. 25-30 hrs. per week. Experience a plus Contact Supervisor at (905) 831-9161 by March 19/99 NEW AND USED CAR CLEANUP /RETAILER Required for busy Chrysler dealership in Ajax. Experience a must. Apply with resume by fax to: (905) 683-5738 cm PAM worry. Sneer. V & canvassers needed. isors Positions now available. As- sisting nattio" �fiiMired und-fatsarcd� tai Vduck and saki experience an asset. Call 1-800-791- 4075. &*"OMEWRDt. Needed in Cata4ues, T.V. Commer- cial. Magazines, and extra work. d accepted Inkling and registration las cowed. Cant (416)-941-9343 or 1-800- M.O.D- E.I. U.S. NAIL TECNNH WI needed for busy salon. Must have 2 years experienced. Please cal 697 -SM LNC m Wt111STY IST to assist in maiaging salon. Enc- celeut WAM package + prdn sharing. Part time stylists Po- sitiorns m W hilby .Ajax. Cal Cheryl (905) 723-7323. LOTS OF LOPE and cue needed for ctWdren at a Christian Day Care. Supply work* possible perntxwd po- snicn, part time . We are I ooking towards having Stud- ents for the summer. Please call Joyce or Sonia at 905- 839.1342. Make sure to have your resume ready!! DAMES Attendant warded part-time, nights and wee- kends. Can (905)420-2114. Residential Property Maintenance Company Requires a general labor- er. Experience an asset. Ideally suit ex- council workers or students. Driving license essential. Females or males invited to apply. Tel (415) 716-6545. DON'T WORN in, muumum wage $10 - S75 per hour Part time Not MLM, no buying and selling Cali ton tree 24hrs 1- 888 173-9990 EARN $200. $300. $500. or more per week, assembling products in the comfort of your own home Send a sell - addressed stamped ernelope l0 0 PH 6-2400 Dundas St W. Sone 541. Rel 636. Mis- sissauga. Ont L5K 2R8 EARN FULL TIME income on part time hours looking for dynamic women to pin my team with established com- pany Cap Charlene for into 839-9708 EDUCATIONAL SERVICES re- quires full time tudor with imversary education and the ability toteach from grade 1- ' 2 in Engibi & main qx re- ume to 905.668-1871 ISTNEnCIANS looking to oin a progress've salon spa "" a holistic emruon- -rent Submit resume c/o Beverly. to 123 Athol Streit. '^tby Ont LIN 3Z1 or lax 905-432-7659 EXPERIENCED Cook vectored Banquet experience an asset FKxlbk tours Sind resume In Fie a 329. PO Box 481 Oshawa- Ontario LIM 71.5 or to (905)623-0242 EXPERIENCED HAIRSTYLISTS wanted for L Attitudes in the Cstwu .Centre Salary commission Call RODM 9051723-5937 E XPERIENCEHairdreum- wairled for L Attitudes in Pri- e vig Town Centre Salary plus comrNstaon Call Robert at (906) 420-1440 or tax resume to (905) 763-9345 HICNSCHOOL STDOENTS Jobs are ad avabie ir !me Pdienng area Cash pad 7 Call today. suit tomorrow nor more Intorma ion CaN 1416)615.2691 Now' HOSTESSES wanted, fnelrd- ly outgoing well marmfed ace to greet customers. also waned pro shop bdp. marshawstarters Fax resumes to Lawrent". Oak- ridge Goll Club 905 985 1079 wanted. Must have own vehicle. Experience an asset- Available Mon. -Fri. Serious inquiries only. Gin 619-6970 MPORTS/EIPORTS Emrepre• reurs Dream How to mea your own busirw=77 Proven ftraegieS Worldwide contact/ productS. Ealy!! Tot Fra 1- 877-327-6067. FILL i PART TIME Leel To"ciao. Oi dungen. previous experience neces- sary. valid drivers license. Appy at PENNZOIL. 195 phone WnIney Rd. S. AW. (no MI16M time cep.s & wa- lh Inrrn au- Mnis1 lave Exp. haindbi Horses. call 985.7770. WE WANT VOUI Experienced lelemarketers required. Hour- ly salary On bonuses. Many cash irnibe ntines. If you're the one for us. Call Debbie (905)438-0058 Nd "We $451 W week Marketing company needs 10 people now during rush sea- son. No experience neces- sary, willing to train call JWue for interview at 905 720- 3144(18.) Ful Time Only SEAMSTRESS/TAILOR. ex- perience necessary full time/ Pam time positrons in Picker- ing Town Centre & Oshawa Centre Cal Head Office. 905- n•quired fur high h,me warehouse. Ch- ganired, honest, hard- .,,rkinK individual. ]1,,,t hace forklift ex- perience. Heave pro - T. Friendly working „. ironment. I'lease Fax resume, Attn:Ian/Glen 19051 426-1147 WnRNFR rrwo and Family Treatment The Treat- ment Foster care Program for the Children's Nd Societies of Durham. Kawartha-Haliburton. and Northumberland is seek - Ing a qualdied ckrxcian to loin its multi -disciplinary team The incumbent will I) develop. coordinate. and deliver thera- peutic services to children and families: II) sol , train. and supervise treatment foster parents: III) participate in ck wal research and min- ing development The suc- cessful candidate will 'hare an MSW or BSW degree, or a BAI CyW. as well as several years of progressive experience in ctnld and family treatment Salary range $32.229 to $55.167 dependmig on qualrr- catiats Appy by April 16 to Mr Greg DWmage. MSW Ex- ecurrve Director. Northumber- land Childress Aid Society 1005 Burnham Street, Co- Dourg. Om 119A 21.6 Ann Margaret Osmond THE NEWS ADVERTISER is looking t,r, Kids Ir: deliver pa. Pers and nyers door o moor four Units a weds by 6 00 PM in vwf nerphb"hoods ran 905-683-5117 WANTED mdeperdem repre- seniahve for new communi- cations cbenpa ly Poten" to earn $1200 quickly No ex- penence rues isssry Tratmrng provided Cal row (9051.2% 1675 for compMe derail NONE WORKERS IIEEDED.II assembling our pioduCts Suit Immediately for tree into pwkade nal 24 his toe - free 1-888-7771-7409 WORK FROM HOME Part- time tun lime nedltn industry $800$3000 Free Booklet 416-631.4925 or log onto www hbrn.com access code 5676 (retfurodl WORKING PARENTS stay at nome with the family in home based business. 11nw1p0h ncpne point au and benefns Train - Ing provided Call 416-264. 1 OMiu Ntrb • Have you been out of the work force for a few years, raising a family? • Do you enjoy home decorating and helping people? • Are you looking for a career that is challenging & rewarding? if so, we may have the perfect job for you! • We are a successful chain of furniture and gift boutiques located in Ontario shopping malls. • We need you to work 12 25 his. per week during daytime, evening & weekend periods. • We will provide you with extensive training, including a full tour of our factory. To join our team, apply in person with resume to: Crate Designs Pickering Town Centre 1355 Kingston Rd. Pickering, Ont. L1 V 168 IN'DLSTR1AL RUBBER SALES %lulh branch 1ndu.stria] rubbx'r distributor is seeking candidates for Inside/outside sales in Southem Ontario Applicants should have experience in industrial distribution and ideallyy knowledge of industrial rubber pril cts. Send Resumes to: File k 328 Oshawa This Week, P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ontario, LIH 71_5 SAES DEALERS NEEDED AJAX?ICKERING AREA. START YOUR OWN BUSINESS. NO QUOTAS TO REACH CALL FOR MORE INFO PAULINE NAULLS 416-398-9390 siumild Hft CAMNET MAKERpNSTAILER. Must be sen m ,hvated and have own took & trarnsporta- 1an Ade to read Shop Daps and Blue Pints Fax resume to 905-426-5991 1 Oji Help ACCOUNTING CLERK Position for Electronic Service Company in Whitby. a ;o od knowledge of Accpac, A/R, A/P, and office procedure%a must. For appointment call (905)6684429 or fax resume to (90511668-3620 PART TIME Receptionist re- quited lot busy real estate ol- tice. Real Estate experience preferred. Knowledge of MS Office. fast typing skills and the anility to haride a very busy swlchboard a must Please lax all resumes to Nidti (9D5) 831-7070. ORDER DESK - Scarb. manu- facturer sakinq flexible, ac- curate candidate experienced With EDI'S. Must have solid computer badtground, Knowledge of invoicing. relict switchboard & want F/r posi- tion for 7 monlllls. Fax resume: 416.721-6618. PART TNM Accoures Recent - able clerk. required for lural Property mauOemew com- pany.. Please ropy in writing to: Personnel Manager, c/o 95 gayly St. W. suite / 03 Ajax. LIS 71(8. PART TOE Receptionist re- gtrired for real estate office. Real estale experience pre- ferred. Must have typing. Please tax all resumes to Helen at (905) 837.1054. Skilled Help DISPATCHER- for flat bed trucking company. exper- ienced. US logistics and com- puter skills necessary Fax 905-683-9492, OPINION CAREER - solo dnv- ers. option of team, servic" al Ontario 01* Competitive M. benefil. bonus package. Steady employment, home weds -ands. We modelequnip mem. excellernl Maimenwnix sdieduk, minimum 2 years ce. experienFlatbeds. Re - crusting office. 7115-357-3938. ELECTR MM and 3. 4, or SM year appremirxs needed im- mediately for commercial residential and industrW work. Experience an asset. Fax resume to (905) 436- 21783. FAST GROWING LOGISTICS company requires Tractor Trailer owner/operators for weeklyshipmentsfrom Bel - vile Om., to Laredo Texas. d interested contact supervisor at 905-275.4535 or 800-410- 0540. Skilled Help FRAMING .vpr-nter and Car :inter s helper revered Flckerep area Own transpof- tabor. had tools and safery boors MONM Must be to- abN Phone Larry Jack after 6p.m . (905) 623-6416 PREPER RLQUIRED immediately for busy flat -rate body shop in Whitby. No apprentices. Phone, JENSEN AUTO BODY 4905) 668-3331 Inv mirk R timer repair Must be Sib year ap prinnce or licensed. Shop i roadwork On cal 1 weekend Per month Must be ace to work unsupervised • over- time Cali Ame 434-8215 MECNANIC. full time or pan time wanted Call 905-852- 4584 or 905-852.2291 RWKD DESIGNER minimum of 2 years experience in plas- tic ryection mould Knowledge of surtram and cadkey an as- e -mail resume to msbpmoWdm*m com. M i � DENIM ASSISTANT Part tame . some reception duties, ADeldent required. Contrail position. Send resume b Drs. Baker and Appleton, 312 Dun- das St. W. Whitby. Ontario, LIN 2110115. Ne phone calls please. DIENUL ASSRTANTAsesg- lieelsl required. large group Practice requrea full Kine as- sistard/re cepliaNst Hours in- clude Saturday and evenings Call (905) 131-4709 or tax resumes: (905) 831-7094 DENTAL RECEPTIONIST/AS- SISUNT required to Picker. Voffice. 3D hours per wok. evenings or wakends. Fax resume to: 905.831-5975. J.O. HEALTH Care Services now accepting resumes for RN's RNA's quaRW health cue providers and home makers. Full-time and part- time. Please nae (905)426- 9717 or send resume to 75 Hibbard Drive, Ajax, Ontario LIZ 11.18 Toronto Line: (416) 798-7259 Our phone Nines are open AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER ftAon. to F�. til 1a:oo pm. � 24 -Hour Fax: (905) 579-421$ Sat. 9:30 am to 3:00 pm, .::130 �C,ommerrial Ave., Ajax 1822 Whites Rd., Pickering Sara Lee Amberl4� Plaza Classified Online. Now when u advertise, lir word ad Mea.-fri.: 9d� (tw- 5.00 �nl E s: Ties.-fri.:10:00 (tllll•ie00 � � Yo Yo : i�eei �;:,,,� � . NeeR-Sc09 � Clotl(� � �� also appears on the iMemet at: httpJ/www.durhamnervs.rll(Ild '" E-mail: t:omposeedurham.net . .� .,: ..+: 'sin,>_"!i'ed�is.:.i.,;f• .. � I Sam N WA9tltb 1 Setas NNWAywtts 1 SitlM IlelpfAgNrls INSIDE SALES POSITION AVAILABLE IN: • NORTHUMBERLAND AREA J• PORT PERRY/UXBRIDGE AREA If you are a cheerful, self -motivated and deadline - oriented individual, you may wish to consider a position with our very busy advertising department. An excellent telephone manner is required, as well as organizational skills and an ability to rise to a challenge. This is more than a job - it's acareer Send your resume by mail or fax to the appropriate office below Northumberland News Port Perry This Wee fax (905) 373-4719 fax (905) 985-1777 ,Northumberland Neil�� ' Port Perry Thls'Week Q Go Eugene Dupuis c/o Jennine Huffman 884 Division St. 1625 Scugog St. Bldg 2. Unit 7 Unit lf2 Cobourg K9A 4J9 Port Perry L9L 1K6 ffM Skilled HelpSkilled Help 1 Hsi waicar Der" A T NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, March 19, 1999 PAGE 25 AM • Deycwe Agilabk . DayeenAraYw 1 Sw dr 1 Aftkm forSam MOVING SALE: Antiques 9pc n m IS PINE/OAK FURNITURE 25th Walnut dining room suite Anniversary Specials Solid $1 350 Mahogany Corner Pine TV Stereo combination Cabinet w/curved glass $975 unit ondy _$599 Solid Oak Dresser $135 Mahogany Coffee and Ed table set only table 8 6 chairs w/sideboard $599 We have been hand - $950 Maple table 8 4 chairs crafting the highest quality w/side board $750 6 Harp solid pine 6 oak furniture In back chairs $300 Victorian the Durham Region since and Queen Anne chars 5175 1974 Entertainments units. each Mirrors $35 each. Oth- Home Office. Dining Room. er Items 7pc solid (custom Kitchen. Bedroom and Custom made) Pine Cantron Ball bed- Designs. are all handbuilt by room sude (paid $7000 newt our Craftsmen on premises $3.950 080 4pc Walnut bed- Droop in and see our State of room rude $350. Solid Maple/ the Art woodworking facility Walnut coffee and end tables and let us show you now line $265 Rattan glass top table 6 furniture is made Remember. 4 swivel Maus with cushions 'There is No Substitute for [cost $1.700! 5895 Table 8 5 Quality' Traditional Wood - chairs $200 Numbered Prints 5185-$275 'ew In working, 115 North Port Road r it Re h Rd P rt P DAYCARE available .n my Artclesfor Ming ac r e $65 Wall unit $145 Business i ac ) o erry 905-985-8774 wwwtraddion- home loving mother of 3. 2 1 Mems 35 (New In box) Cash alwoodworking on ca school -aged courn setting.Sale Hwy 7 and Locust Hill are BROTHER KNITTING marsh rte Registers $225 each All 'fpes of paper b ribbons for WIRE CAGES for sale Call CAGES loving family Good rates. Call SZS. Nr,-'ic 'wk 'equow all types of cash registers d Lm 3, 117 s rip Jennifer 905-472-9430 $500 Call after 6 pm mterac machines. various X.ARMY TARPS for sale size EDUCATIONAL COMPONENT 19051665-8438 BUY AND clearance prices Sharp SF- 8100 Photo -Copier w/sorter appr,;,rmatery 8 X 35 it great for cars. Doats or farming TO four ch.lds care n Ux- SELL used fridges. (cost S4.200) 5700 EPROM Also can be made Into tem, bridge Hume Daycare ECE st'ire Hashers new and used Burner $250 Large EPROM S45 00 Call 852-2033 experience starting to take dryers• can operated washers eraser (never used $125 Of - each children In May Please call at low low prices. New wash- tice desk $75 Office hair Card 1905)-852-9248 ers. dryers fridges. stoves $20 3 work bench chair $50 LOVING DAYCARE AVAIL- Bar fudges. freezers. dish- washers (brand name) Low each Display counter $300 ABLE Mother A 2 will care low prices Call Gord Ste- 1997 GMC Safari Mini Van S21 000 Fully loaded Selling for your child in her home phenson at (905) 626-0365 or contents 2 Homes and Buss - References available If need- 1905) 723-5374 325 S mcoef nesS (905) 697-3532 ed Please all 852-6193 St S.Oshawa pets 100% mrlon Stan re- LOVING HOME DAYCARE- CARPET BROKER. 100X, ia- MUST SELL SEVEN day rsi Ghon' 15 minutes from DK - story times and Quality i Nylon thick pl ,�.^ stain re- ney World Kacnen/laundry/ rens music. large beautiful sistant carpet For 3� roams. whit" At Wimigale Sleeps fenced back/card Nonsmok only SM900 Price Includes six Breakfasts tncf $150/ Ing, tax receipt provided Int 30 Sq yds carpet. detuxe pad rsght OBO Chose week prior am/Child CPR. Valley Farm and Installation in your tame to April 4th 1905)-294-5904 Hwy 2. close to Pickennq Go Free quotabion m your home $10 700 .12 month unlimited Call905-837-9600No merest. no payment for PIANO TECHNICIAN avallape MOTHER til I provides giialtlY one full year Dame. 1-800- for 'unmg. repairs and pre- aftnrdEN dayarc in nr7 217-0104 purchase consultation on all home. Smoke free. pet free. CARPETS lots of carpet. makes ✓L models Can Barb at 905-427.7631 +enced yard Infants welcome IGO% melon new stain n - , -w Cal Mike tot your tree W N ED I MEDIATELY 11twe am pet friendly person ' w,n vrw Hwy 2' Robin Can 509-8332 Tese rurpm car nano. I war Carpel 3 rooms, $349 Price for from and Dad on" work MOTHER of two afters krvI 111rJddet Carpet. premium pad. at a veterinary ckhie DiiSY / reliable paAn are fur expert viitalalron. fast deliv- FUN -lime. must copy, fast- t Your IodAer m the 8rock/Dell- e*r fret esunu is 130 yards) Norman 6862314 Place, and brook area Creative tangwa above grand 9110111111cuhty/starter. V decking. 16 a 24. O/D. Ito work we" others walks to Nte park nutritious CARPETS SALE: Lots d can Purse drop OR or mal re- lunches and TLC' (91%)686- pets 100% mrlon Stan re- 1905) 626.9998 41]26 lease• Dryer 3 rooms $339 sume with references to Dr lett 4 fun, east 01 Oshawa Let us snow b seg your trans *- (30 � ) runckmes carpet Pal Donovan at tlyhile's Fbad MCKERING Beach 7 Rolls: k prearem pad and vtsiala- Vel CkrG 1822 Whites Rd loving daycare 18 months to bon Fra estimates. carpet UM 16. Pickering- L1V 4M7 12 yews Daily OIAUVS "Irked backyard and park l rom Servrg Duthah ad Dirican Crags, story tire, misic nu- S,"',"aero Sam 905- 686-1777 • 1 y� tnhous mitis 8 srtadct First $10 700 .12 month unlimited sfleos 8' X 8' Dam tit. only Aid C.PR certified Non- CARPET AND VOM - Carpet ECE NEEDED For New Toddler smolung. reotipts 905-428- threerooms 30 square Ards. program Markham and King- 1244 from $329 nslalied I VON *s_ WWII Your best Code by 10%, slot Rd. Cad 416-267-9677 RELYIMLE LOVING daycae Customer saMtaetloft guar - McKay Rd. Unit 3. Pickerrg Available In my non-smohinq , -w Cal Mike tot your tree LVE UI - OUT CAREGIVER 3 home Snacks 6 lunch pro esbmaee.905-431-4040 2013 wiled Cal 852-6597 month 12 000 km warrant'. DEALER Days (`.105) 985-0074 school aped ctkaren $t0 per hour Early am. Laet alerrwat5 1 FNewoed ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN 6evehirHgs(905)640-087a junior Position for recent college graduate of electronics. Repair service to days per RARRr for 3 4 ENGS d WOOD PRODUCTS. days pet week For tdlrldrtn 1 thud load of lugs Buy now component level. Must be willing to 3112 in Sroam firs; Tan - Ready to next year Ses- learn and grow with our industry.scared CA arld bpm Drover p,eFerred tan split Ready to Call (905)668-6429 smoker ECE an asset cam than (905) Or fax resume to (905)668-3620 852-94641 argi " comy AIRTIGHT Fireplace msen 1 lbeptY Medial Hospital Hospital Medical 1 MlxprtY Medical with dull Milliltlowers Do"Dertal Dan" Double brass doors Fire Decks Included. never used Kawartha Quaity Care Inc. provides a comprehensive range of home health pre services and is experiencing unparalleled growth resulting in employment opportunities for HOME SUPPORT and PERSONAL SUPPORT WORKERS to provide home pre 24 hours per day, 7 days a week, in the Durham region. You have a desire to work one on one with clients in their homes. You are available to work weekends, days or evenings. Previous home support experience an asset. A second language and/or exposure to cultural diversity would be an asset. Opportunifies available to those with access to personal transportation and to those wishing to work in areas serviced by public transportation. If you are a certified Home Support Worker Level II or III, Health Care Aide or Personal Support Worker, you are invited to submit a resume and letter of application indicating preferred shifts and work location by March 26, 1999 to: Manager Human Resources KAWARTHA QUALITY CARE INC. 700 Clonsilla Ave., Suite 201 Peterborough, Ontario Ii 5Y3 Fax: (705)742-0862 Kawartha QuaNty Care Inc.nnc��. is an equal opportunity e"'!""yer' STOUFFVILLE DENTAL OFFICE GO Dr. Bob Boadway We dlMursJFriday DENTAL HYGIENIST , Friendly Family Practice SEEKING MA7UK. part-time dental recepikoll to work in a last paced emilrmNlMd. Mist have minimlam 2 yeas ex. perience, compote( experi. ence a must. Please contact Mary (905)831-3262. SIT DNJuare wmted LIVE -01117 or five•in nanrty re- quired for 3 year old.Plus housekeeping and c001cirg. !tours 7am-7pm. Some evew ings required. Alai. Call (416)868.3074. (90506- 0262 alta 7pm. SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 As" $475 Call (905) 428- 6097 WASHER A DRYER. eacenent condition $350 or test other cant 905.686-4893 1 ArW-bs 3 SEATER chesterfield. greys 8 pinks 5500 Pul-oul double ted chtesteneld. sandy co- loured vim green iS plum 5400 Call (905)427-8220. between Spm•IOpm 8 PIECE Maple dinew rude. 5 plea chrome luichen set. New Ingis solid help cook top 852-7447 9 PIECE *rrnq room suite table Vitt 4 chairs. 2 caplarts cheeks. gold embossed glass 2 hutch. Asking $1000 0 Ince 0. Call 905-438-1334. LEATM JACKETS, up to 1/ 2 price, leather purses from $999. luggage from $19.99. leather wales from $6.99. Everytho Must Got Fainly Leather. 5 Pants WN Osha- wa 905-728-9830. ANTIQUES. China cabinet WW wabrA. $1cablefell _800.. kddm OOW �let'b1es. call M11 FRODGE good condition. �ox $50 call (905) 852- 9EO. MIACK wrotgM k xt ca- dhopeft mal appy. Steve opened. $1.200. Sacrifice $490. (416)255-0285. NEOROOM SET, breadboard. triple dresser, armare, two tone mahogan y. $850.. Sola. lovesea, blue floral $400. Can 426-9167 KOS- New! Oueen $158. Double $138, Single $108. Fu- tons, Buds -beds, Discount prices. Delivery available. (41 6)%5-2764. 5-2764. NLNN Cut the middle mm. IrstaNer has custom made window coverings. Vertical Venetian. Shutters. Free esti- mates. (416)227.7777 or (905) -NO -0072 or 1-888-369- FUN03 D"I 8 Acoustic Ren+ n; Own - 100% Renal appued lot purchase 6mth Dewed payment plan $75 dequoted from purchase of arty Roland HP or KR 0ii prarto with this ad Offer good to March 2799 Encore Music Uxbridge Winner of 'Best Mu- sic Store' Award (905)852- 7179 PIANO&SP-4NOFATHER CLOCKS RENOVATION SALE New wall$ aro noon Inven- tory Must Got How semclon d new and used p•aria; New mg" f» from $895 and UP Rent to own. 1007. a am rental payments apply Alto a Huge selection d Wandtaditt clods Irom $995 and up Cap TELEP PIANO 433-1491 POOL TAMES 8 ad 9' stall Ddliard tables fpr $alt. CAN 9pS-47461 t3 GARAGE door repairs. broken springs :able,. rollers. open ers Installed Turieups, $49 95 416-336-0073 ..�. - Articles �� wanted ANTIQUES?Aosolwey! Ad- vlu d1Hays mitlable. isualy tree' Pu nasirxJ ouinght, es- tates wlsome antique cont- erNs. Ino limit to value con- sidered). collections of any sort quantities or single an- bgce dens Speaal Interest In Moorcroh pettery r try to re- spond to all queries Robert Bowen Antiques- Brooklet Ontario 1905)655-8049 rax (9O5)655.5%i CASH OR DEALS. We Buy. Sen i more Pa•, top dollar for top items Home audw/ video. car audio. toots. CD's. movies. games. gold, dua- mordS, fumdure. ap p,fiances (905)433-1785 905 SIt-2274 (905)666-0004 ID•eter 41 Hems in wortuq order) WANTED - NOT WHEELS i 5 -11111SMatch Dc. dinky model Can and other auto- motive toys Call 263-2661 IVWMVS SW LEAF TICKETS WANTED. WILL PAY FACE VALUE. PLEASE CALL 1 1 11 WW Awrob ee Born - Fonor Sale SHEPHERD Pup - 6 months. sable. female Crate trained VifE FINANCE ki very o!here r great with EVERYONE kKds and or animals $150 (705)328-3197 HIMALAYAN kittens lather First time buy - pure -bred Himalayan. mother ers, bankrupt, HrmalayaNsiamese Bross bad credit, no Flame, font and seal points credit. You Kittens long-haired. blue - eyes $150 263-4149 work? You DOGGY EXPRESS K-9 walk- drive! Lots of mg Si rebabre bonded choice. Down or and Insured Working late or lust dont tray. the time, well Trade may be walk /our dog for you 905- re UiTed. 427 3044 SPECIAL RARE BREED CANE CORSO MASTIFF PUPPIES. Non dog FINANCE aggressive. excellent with DEPARTMENT beyond description Purebred SHERIDAN CHEV registered Call Big -Taurus 905-706-8498 Kennels 905-263-4624 11 Automobdes M for Sale - - 1985. BUICK 4 cil autr, PW PS At me- chanically Some body rust to---�� certify 170kms As IS $800 I 852-3274 after Spm a 1963 CHRYSLER DYNASTY. lood �ondr4nn Fully loaded As Is 51700 ;9051-839-3306 or atter 6 pm (905)-839- 3915 1189 JEEP YJ Laredo loaded, black 2 tops 5 speed. 1 lady owner, never oft roadgood condition Certified $6400 Call 905-509-2775 1189 PLYMOUTH `/,)Yager SE 4 r -/finder '.•bo 7 pas- senger. certified, excellent condition $3400 or test offer Call ,905)428-6291 leave message 1989 PONTIAC 600G LE white 4 Torr art/ Innen. 28 V6. 183.0010 km. loaded, excel" retable verucle $1600 win txnAy Can 579 6950 1989 SUZUKI SIDEKICK speed O r a - 2 nari ' 2 son top. sorry deck. chrome wheels. 53.600 or best after elephone 438-0309 or 718- 8991 168991 after 6 D m sup 19" :HEV LUMINA Euros- ,Qrl, pray. moat Condition, 54900 720-1593 1998 TEN" White. wOm rxsehe a„ Excenem coed tan 157301(M $2600 (905)- 571-2398. CORWUTER FACTORY. Blow BRUCE 1917 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER out Amarirp t yr no pay- 'OSHAWA WHITBY mems then "wk (oac) 300 THIS WEEK' vrarw 1- 5 Km per.ecr snaps. twy loaded. cemted. Mhz loaded. printer I,kNl Ot. 905-579-4400 full warranty N September .mernet. software and nom RCA SATELLITE EXT.2207 ,999 16500 Ca116835759 Free scanner. del we and tVtTFUt 1 Gars" 1 aro Taro Sales Sane �1(ri'1VG SALE Saturday March 20th & Sunday March 21st 1.170 Old Forest Rd. Ptckenng EVERYTHING MUST GO! Bldg Supo Antiques Furniture and much more t . -anr� • r�.� Export AFF, PkkerrK Nwrre4 remora $43 Coawaerci it and rerserksl effects F%rcii to Jawmka & Tris i Fjrr boi and 'W5�86-6305 n 3i AM Fchosu it IaAelde systems Free PPV Cricket Flint. chartNs Ready to go 5600 and $750 InstalWion avaiabk Tel (416) 283.9080. FUR COAT - Seawitw cto- WWI! Drown. an *Wh. Sole 1412 Appraised at $9500. Sacrifice a $5000 (705) 786 01189 (snp) GRAND PMIIO, excellent cornOroon.. 83 Wuditzer. ivory trash. 6h. S6.000 905-06$- 7471 GUITAR, while Peavey strat with stall and ase $300 Piano. Rolland EP3 digital. electric with Siad 62. keys 5550. AN excellent conic tion (905)263-9949. RCA. DSS. SATELLITE, view oid•$4.000iOD new. will sell lotgin 52500.00. For m deonstration Pools $pet model 5135 including test SHOW al Stat 905.263 -MIS cal_ tan --fries; opens view • 1 Ansa11 IguIomob9 over 800 CrauiNi. $689 99 Grans for Sw instanation available Gro Service/Parls. Deluxe Irost- tree frdoes, we new $199Ap. tangwa above grand 9110111111cuhty/starter. V decking. 16 a 24. O/D. guaranteed for 5 months. CRAFTERS WANTED at "he 1994 SUMOMO LE 2 door. Kem l (905) 725-0196 Gift 6 Craft ShuwWace' local- automatic. red. 127.000 km. 1905) 626.9998 ed in ick Gourtite Flea Maj- at. AM/FA4 cassette. new RENT TO OWN APPLIANCES lett 4 fun, east 01 Oshawa Let us snow b seg your trans *- W>teS spotless Interior and new and reconditioned lull regpy to the public you do no, exterior excellent condition waraniy. Pa" s Market have lo be there There is NO $5500 W (905) 436-1477 905.263.8369 or 1.800-798- 6 month contract. Also. re - radio cassette. excellent con- 5502 centre 1 mordtt tree rem it you 1995 JEEP CHEROKEE SNEDNMN - Quarrywooden s9n up March 31 Calf 905- $10 700 .12 month unlimited sfleos 8' X 8' Dam tit. only 4361024 km warranty 1994 PON7IAC 5339 plus tax Mary other FOLIC ART CLASSES walaDk SUMBIRD. $5.295. 12 month sues and styles available begrrug Mar 22 AN levels, unNm4ed km warranty 1988 Also garages and decks 761 morning. afternoon and even- BERETTA 53.195. 12 month McKay Rd. Unit 3. Pickerrg Mg classes available Begin- 12 000 km warranty. 1991 For more inlo Cal 905-619- iters our specialty Leant a NISSAN STANZA S3.995, 12 2013 craft I" can rekeve stress am give enormous enii mem Cat (905) 5763947 to month 12 000 km warrant'. DEALER Days (`.105) 985-0074 STANUJFT-11- Step Straight run excel stalrwy-chair sw- tit )imiii ii. or Nigtfts (705) 277-3250 snp vers. 90 degrees at top W* ing-/300 load kmit-2 yeas 1997 Porbac Grad Prix. GTP GUN oid•$4.000iOD new. will sell lotgin 52500.00. For m deonstration Pools $pet WngtN red. (tatter Interior su- SHOW al Stat 905.263 -MIS College in Student Centre. per changed. fully loaded. CD. treads up display. remote se April 91N101101lfn. Over 40 NAM'i APPLIANCES Saks/ SALE - KAYAK POOLS. flet• 48.000 kms. SM. MAP"21 Service/Parls. Deluxe Irost- tree frdoes, we new $199Ap. tangwa above grand 9110111111cuhty/starter. V decking. 16 a 24. O/D. $22500. Tet 905.433.1527. 8 LIL-nolign Self-cleaning stove. lift -lop $199. side-ty-side, like new, .995. Package includes kn- er. 2 Ladders. sand filter. 1997. Minn ANim GXE. ,ANKH PAVLION oft SM. washets S1149iup. Pune. motor, etc 1-800-068- 60.000 km, metallic neige. $675.(416) 255-0285 Dryers S150/up. Kenatore 7564 power windows/ power mlr- SOUTH ON dishwasher, buill-in must seeLaN A rors, air conditioning, stereo somm ST TO $199. rlrncrotrates 6100. Fieam (yrs•' kue new SM. : 1 Foerrd radio cassette. excellent con- LAKEVEW PMI,( RD. Financwg available DAC. up FOUND white german clition, non smoker. $17900 Tel (905) 831-3920 to tyn. warmly 426 Simcoe slnephkrd lennae red collar OSHAIIIA St.S. (905)728-1043 Taunton i10 Ajax area. 686- 905-689-8181 USED FRIDGES $195 / up. 3273 LOST IN Ul SMNE area. Men's gold land with dia- monds on the 10th of March. al(705)228-8350. LOST- Shenk. as result of veiled. accident March 4th. Hwy 12, between Sunderland/ Uxbridge. Female. black/ white/lan. Obedience trained. answers to 'Sprite' Loved tamty, pet REWARD. (905)579-7450. •1 FREE KITTENS to good home 432-9748 (snp) 1998 CHEVY Astro Van. 25.000kms. $1000 assume lease. O.A.C. $3601madh. 24 months remaining. Call (905WO-1982. 91 Nlw Coude. 4 dr. Auto 6 cylinder. Air. 4 extra snow fires. Cal ewfu gs (905) 852 3485. 1998 PONTIAC SUNFIRE. white, only 4200 km . 4 or auto. Waded. $12.900 or best reasonable offer 434-2775 SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 1 Aulorrobrks aroma A 6 A AUTO --r-, •x', boats Ne ay ;p To $10 DOC Cash un the spa Any condi- tion. arty year Call us ary- time. 24 hours. 7 days 30 min smote 915.686-5003 or 905.7065234 CASH FOR CARS! We buy used ;.Hues /eNCles must be in running conchbon CaN 427-2415 or Come to 479 gayly St East. Arax at MURAD AUTO SALES 1van! 4 wheel Drive 19U SAFARI VAN ;i is _:x.Wtwn new r,ar%;_.,,ion. 3 yearsqu ramee. 53200 call 905-725-rau 1 Trai ws COLEMAN FOLDING ,;ample, Traiiers oy tleelwup,d 11 -wilds on dri m Stow- kam Open 7 days a week t nen(uq avallabie Holiday Norld marine b RV ce tirc kr _iced on 012 Hwy IBrock St Affix . 3 12 km north of Brooklin new, b used) 905- 655-8176 1-800.589-1854 • Mann., BOATS oy :restl,ner -rew .eleDrny Sunstream. Mirrp- -ran. Tempest powered by Johnson. Evmrode (Flstug 00i Bownders. Pontoon Doa1i. Deck boats. Cruiseri) New 8 thea. Fibertpaw 6 Aluminum. Huge selection outboards Low Low Pias. Open 7 days a week Holiday World marine 6 RV Centre. located on 012 Hwy 18rock St Whitby). 3 1,2 kms north of Brookhn 905.655-8175. 1- 800.589.1854 RARE IV Fiberglass Speed boat New part. raatg buck- ets 35HP mere . Box Irak,. $120000 080 Sic wheel drive Amphiat. Great tun all seasons Good running condi- tion $120000 00 0 623- 6916 after 5 pm 1 1 Apxatn PAN For Rem / and 24*DROONS available April 1st or May 1st Located M 946 Masson St and 350 Malaga Rd. Oshawa Stan $600/month all inclusive No pets. Call 576-6724 anytime used ranges $125/ up, used dryers 99 KAWAI Pian m sale at Durfu ers / upnew and used College in Student Centre. coin operated washers and April 91N101101lfn. Over 40 dryers at low pnLes. New pianos and digitals. For krfor- brand nark fridges $480 and motion or appdntmetd Call 1- motion m up new 30' ranges with dock and window 5430. Wide se- SOD-905-0060.kow of Whir new And used Can us tnces. KONG QED X-Mtk OM*Pedic Stepheces. Pilowlop. seV and frame. still S Service. Pats. 154 in plastic, cost $1,7DO Sell Bruce St. OShavoil ) 576- $675.(416) 255-0285 7448.web site www.dwbam- maN.conVstephensom MAYTAG fridge. washer. dry- WEDDING DRESS . Sin 20. er and stove. Excellent condi- never worn Ivory raw silk. tion. 4 years old. Best otter. treaded bodice. gorgeous (905) 831-2444 Iran Paid $1200 Asking $900 905.4268644 LOST IN Ul SMNE area. Men's gold land with dia- monds on the 10th of March. al(705)228-8350. LOST- Shenk. as result of veiled. accident March 4th. Hwy 12, between Sunderland/ Uxbridge. Female. black/ white/lan. Obedience trained. answers to 'Sprite' Loved tamty, pet REWARD. (905)579-7450. •1 FREE KITTENS to good home 432-9748 (snp) 1998 CHEVY Astro Van. 25.000kms. $1000 assume lease. O.A.C. $3601madh. 24 months remaining. Call (905WO-1982. 91 Nlw Coude. 4 dr. Auto 6 cylinder. Air. 4 extra snow fires. Cal ewfu gs (905) 852 3485. 1998 PONTIAC SUNFIRE. white, only 4200 km . 4 or auto. Waded. $12.900 or best reasonable offer 434-2775 SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 1 Aulorrobrks aroma A 6 A AUTO --r-, •x', boats Ne ay ;p To $10 DOC Cash un the spa Any condi- tion. arty year Call us ary- time. 24 hours. 7 days 30 min smote 915.686-5003 or 905.7065234 CASH FOR CARS! We buy used ;.Hues /eNCles must be in running conchbon CaN 427-2415 or Come to 479 gayly St East. Arax at MURAD AUTO SALES 1van! 4 wheel Drive 19U SAFARI VAN ;i is _:x.Wtwn new r,ar%;_.,,ion. 3 yearsqu ramee. 53200 call 905-725-rau 1 Trai ws COLEMAN FOLDING ,;ample, Traiiers oy tleelwup,d 11 -wilds on dri m Stow- kam Open 7 days a week t nen(uq avallabie Holiday Norld marine b RV ce tirc kr _iced on 012 Hwy IBrock St Affix . 3 12 km north of Brooklin new, b used) 905- 655-8176 1-800.589-1854 • Mann., BOATS oy :restl,ner -rew .eleDrny Sunstream. Mirrp- -ran. Tempest powered by Johnson. Evmrode (Flstug 00i Bownders. Pontoon Doa1i. Deck boats. Cruiseri) New 8 thea. Fibertpaw 6 Aluminum. Huge selection outboards Low Low Pias. Open 7 days a week Holiday World marine 6 RV Centre. located on 012 Hwy 18rock St Whitby). 3 1,2 kms north of Brookhn 905.655-8175. 1- 800.589.1854 RARE IV Fiberglass Speed boat New part. raatg buck- ets 35HP mere . Box Irak,. $120000 080 Sic wheel drive Amphiat. Great tun all seasons Good running condi- tion $120000 00 0 623- 6916 after 5 pm 1 1 Apxatn PAN For Rem / and 24*DROONS available April 1st or May 1st Located M 946 Masson St and 350 Malaga Rd. Oshawa Stan $600/month all inclusive No pets. Call 576-6724 anytime ' rT Pi.N ,ri ' `lE1;r "i E`Tt{ MMMDh-�f 400 400 410 410 410 WINDJAMMER APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. Includes fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: www.bigfoot.com /-highriser Z & 3 BEDROOM houses available lin Ajax and Picker- ing. Available April 1st Cen- trally located Call Home Finders at 728-7902 for de- teils WHITEY TWO BEDROOM, available May 1st Call (416)789-4145 or (905)665- 7543. WILSON/OLIVE area. adult budding Two-bedroom apt available May 1st Fndge, stove. heat, hydro included No pets. $742/month. Carpet. parking. laundry Daytime 263.8369 or evenings 263- 2522. 2 BEDROOM apt near Ostw we Centre and 401. Parking, laundry. storage Available kmnedutely Non Smokers Preferred. $650/mo plus hy- dro 905-574.0246 SM MART ST E WHITBY - one bedroorrvbathelor sate avatlabk ApnvMay in wel maintained low-rise P -r A' g On site marngemerid, utif . parkingsetaity amwas m- choded50For apin to view all AJAX t or 2 bedroom base- men" apattnem. Close lo am affamm s. no pd5. no sntOk- M S675/m a 0#1 an tenrJa- a n 426.7613 sip AJAX CENTRAL. 1 -bedroom basement apartment. 4 cep Pkanca. cleat. snparsle en- arate. Shower S II mosso pen $00 hncbsive. Call 663 - AJAX targe one anteroom basement apartmsm. fire. placeappraracM. separate freavia not or tilled. park - ng Available April 1st. $650 nc Cas Steve 631 7770. AJAX. 3 -bedroom men moor 3 appliance, One lannOry "age fivd. pailit 51000 rt- chive Available April 15th. Cog (905)427-6933 AJAX, redeeoreW 2 -bed- room ousmatt apertmant Skeletal entrance. am vows WWW 6dl No pats Fire/ IM. references Avasa k Apni 1st Call (905MS.-%66 AMICABLE M�TELY, in Whklby Apt building. spa- ce=. aryWW. new" paw- edwith balcony. thoseto has. :bapDeg. an kown iaxJwdsd. hrstAast eiate . no pets. 1 Oedroan $690 2 bedroom. 130-0734 $690 Cal BAY Ridges brgm 3 bed- room basement apartmem Close to Gd ism smoker, no pets available imaedatey $850 per month Td 837 6661 PXXERN16, near 401Go Large attractive basement awmam. Stam 101Chen, loam, suitable t« clean co- fetsnnai. Releerefaas. eo pets or smoking M. (905) 831-36% ala 3 nese message Fzff;g ''tortpaltmem.dean!!rr O/tttbttpk ndatie5 included. Tanonl Hfwy35/115. Orato. AvalMe iM Wdaprlr. (906)N33152. CMTMK 00N . rasps 2 Oedoom apatmpft &led - a w in uaN-mamNaittad PI t(905)723-0977 9 am. - 7 P.M. Mood t 1 beaparlawt 10 mkt$ Abrin chat tt Utt- �mo nos $I and imclrive. ANaftk J11y 1. 852-8672. peouTem -69 dad Sam" per Nook INV MUat, tipsy pINILM, - 2 bbkwoom No lg50Jlmo�8nleeat Cal (906j @BW4 M IEIB1xNpsE brae bearslat 1- bds/M, New. upper Ievat, actio lelag hoots. Mei@i, abymgM '575 or NaPONSM. PROW shtgb NMk, tisrl, Nom-mNtgta. 481 atxlam. (986) t9! NMMNNMMW 2. gael8td Miglti 1 M61OOM 6esslNstN aparbmaNU loge ki►dNm, poi wee Instance. ba w" allld pltlbw lbsr a gmemm i52s bld&*W. no atlabbtg+r/sm. (1M14M-{w NEW Large apt no steps parking. would wit couple call 852-7213 NEW OVERSIZE Bachelor Close to mall/buses, Go and 401 Woodstove. AIC. Laundry facilities available. Parking suit clean working person First/last Avail Immediately (905)619-2603 RECENTLY RENOVATED 2 bedroom basement apart. mem. accessible to shopping. plan. public transportation Seperate entrance, no smok- ing. ripppeet. For information x11427 -M OUVEIGRANDVIE W. lovely brgm. 1 bedroom basement . walk -out. fireplace, at. able. single person. non-smokersi pets. 55751 mo . welshve Available May 1, 905-725- 7671 OSHAWA AM - Bachelor one bedroom. 2 bedroom in - Outfits Ouudrewsryal undies a � ng (905,432- W. a Bldg n 1905)571.0425. or 1 -BBB -5W. jPPICKE22 RMG - LIVERPOOL NO. near Go. large 2 bedroom base"fwf, full bathroom. kitchen std beer dry. own en- trance No bets May 1st 5875 Italian included 416-494- 3786 «905-770-7222 PICBERMG newt' rppralled 2 bedroom banement, fill bathroom. kitchen. laundry. own entry. cac. antral vac. ON" Caose 10 :awraubus SW 5625 in Intlhsrve Avaf- able Apel 1st No p@WS010k. ng CAN (90514264723 PKXEERMG VILLAGE - spackous renovated 2 $farcy Yhct«an. 2 bodooms. Irving roomvdrrW"!. kiI, Lawidry Deck/Dackyad 51200 as nickeuve Anfabk tm mda" 4165665625 PICKERING Visage, open concept 1-ted.00"f apt at how" Walled cMr 0 . sky. 5725includinq th No SM (90757)42 -8766. « (9 m PICKERMG, octet working person wanted for lingM besenwal apatmere Pahang, larihrak t"fwaraa. at- c onwh- bawg $700/rmonth includes uNVtia. No petalawokng FirstAw motored May 1st. (905439-7978 SOUTH AJAx, bWlshttmg attainment. upper WM. tw- tamed or wish rnlsw. park. am. quit. "failure. working aides prela . Smirlo. No pets.(90516863299. SPACIOUS well -ma named 2- 3 bedroom apes. Avail. a< goo and MB Glen St. Some with war -in closets. plait Provid- ed. Case to schools, shop- peng tonere. GO Station tNr- fia #Kk dW. Cal 726x999. OSMWA Strang Farmly Bldg. Large 2 b 3 BIR tHlHits. Utilities included. Access to schools, For alw Cal ( 721-5741 MBE bedoom apt. 5575 lifted, plat hydro. SWun. S. on Bba, anamm kmmadesey. RRtAatt. Cal SM 406-900, aNw sm. TWO OEMOOM sw - - MAY 1. SM. 011ila G1fYe area kalion. Haat, pembig and nor kcha ld. Hydro O K - Ira. (906) 436-8012 WALK OUT BASE ENF apt bridge. seave mpados, evieg arta. as HmNdrslve. MOW Neo. taMAaa colas, done to atioppii4 ants . bel[ melds, Adatidl & 91 W5- 721-15211. MINT moo ween you an own YOw am boats for las sten YON ftWI! cog Dave Hay- haph son . Awma SSWWA Raw (1M1 (SM 08.3100 or (905) Me - 3211. SICK OF RENTINGO" OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASYII • First Time Buyer? - Call Mark s Discharged Bankrupt? - Call Mali Not Much Downpayment? - Call Marki Mark offers honest, professional, r/ no pressure service to help you own a home. (905) 571-6275 or 14800-840-6275 Mark Stapley Sales Rep. Remax Ability Real Estate Ltd. rVULrmT rmmrr A1ytj h{t51- DENCE-NORTH BOVVMAN- VILLE 50 acres of farmland with well maintained 1 12 storey 3.1 bedroom home featuring family room with ,'replace and attached 2 car garage Also on property are a large 3 door storage garage. horse Dant and poultry Dam Immediate occupancy Inter- ested parties may appy to lease all or portions of tfhs properly in the following man- ner. 1) Entire Ural 2) Rest - demo and storage garage only 3) Farmland only. 4) Pouhry barn and horse bam with pasture area orgy OPEN HOUSE-2:00prr-4 OOpm. Wed- nesday, March 24th. 1999 at 2505 Concession sn Road 6. Mu- nicipality of Claringbon. For more information call Janet Stafrace business hours 7Z-7302 dung WHO SAYS YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BhY A HOUSE:' t QWN from 5700r'month %M Mon Do Davrngxff? n (905) 571-6275 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING 6 monms tree then own a howl Irom S550nnomh Bill Aoki Co~ Banker (905) 726.9414 AJAKIMMRMG/VHMTBY. 3 bedroom main floor bunga- lows Also 2 & 1 oedroom aw9daW laundry Uok ort. parking. close to an ament- bft all (905) 6864M CLAREMONT. 4 Dorm. bung . Periling 5925 plus uMaes 416-M-0413,905-649-30, MCUTME NOW for tease - North Oshawa 2 Storey as - tom bahall 3.5000 sq.n hone wroth 4 bedrooms araC don, man flow awry room we fws0lase and aluclEd 3 car Must be sash "ISM00 per moxa pica I m- tres. no appliances kmne- am Occupancy HOUSE 2 n-4 Doom. Tuesday. Moo 23rd. 1999 M 2681 Bridle Road. Oshawa For more information please call Jane stslrace 905- (905)472-7302 during bust - nm hours. SUPOM NOME WITH POOL & SAUNA. NORTH OSHAWA. 3.1 bedroom m hmpabw wall f nishad base- mwt and aRached 2 car ga- rage_ Private SM" across from God course. Inground pod we pod l=ose and saw na. Wast be Seen. 51.200.00 Par month. plus uDlalia, no appliances. home"" occu- PVICY Open Houser-2:00par- 41xlpm, Thwsft eaahcl2%, 1999 at 631 W dMW PAN. Oslaea. For atone fldOrnNAerk please MOW um Swam SW"n-7302 dwkg 0eserim bkwL MRNTMV S 110th, SUPERB BUNGALOW, Nalydwooi/oe- OW Noors mans 4pc.,3pc, Nindii S & fWAM. 3 bad- MOUIS, faiSMd b3=MW & 011131111111, $169.990. TORMINA Malek Saint, Wir4pdbb ftuiW. cot" idvso. 5281,901). SPACIOUS TOWN- HOUSE fOL/IN HdNlLIII. wk* on. Roorakg, rac-room, & Zpc., down. 5 appik ace, Oatdo, het n1CI11Of bYdroAW IK $97,500. Why oW Cal ULIM NORTN 905 -MB -7479 man Sm". or page 905- M63100. Shatied- MOMNB has SL cavwka, narlled 2 la doom house in DWhm Rom (otdsldrk prate rmd). "Do. at- kHeANive. PMae CIN Lawn 1 -s06 -9J6 - SM agar 5 p.m. (sop) a 1 Twnhouses a 1 wn ousee for For Rent Rent 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Parking included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Close to schools and shopping. From $910.00 including h biro Call 905-721-080 PICKERING BRAND new lux ury town home 3 bedrooms. two and a tWf bathair condt- boning. toll kitchen, washer/ dryer, close to all amendres A i ilable April to $1.400 per month Tel 905 426 8775 WNrTEY - 3 -bedroom town- house dose t0 schools. Sho00eg. 2 Daft. 6 appkartc- es. garage, tencea yard Ac- cess to 401. $1175 plus ullk- ties Available Immalotdy Call 905-426-1852 1 Rams forR AJAX FURNISHED ROOM in. dudes parking laundry. Bar 'edge. nwerowave. able Stare facilities, sud working am -smoker Aaiable hmme- datdy First and last 5400 / month 427-3519 AVARABLE NOW Funrsit room Separate entrance. kitchen, laundry, all tacieneS. Prefer Qum working Person. SMOImo Cal 839-4271 afer SM FYRMSNED ROOM with own Oaduoomparking laundry in a 3 both 001 hone. hon sstloka, nee aN amwrles. $120 MOM (905) 426-9724 AVAILABLE April 1st. Largs furnished room. kitchen. beth. pkevrnngargoom. G0. city bas. dela. $il�ek Ferh�c'rwan smog- preferred (905mis4 27'08 PICKERMG, two for rem. share kitchen. literality taedh- On. S45g/haoaalll Stuokng. mug like arhimalt, close to Go Must tarwotkwq ful- ane Can (905) 420-0717 1 Shear AMIABLE MEWDMTELY - RoomS with use of kitchen AW bWwwm. 5315. & $3501 m=ath nc Facet & Last need - ad No polls . non smokers pock 571-7193. leave message (mal EXCLUSIVE WM$hore Beautiful quick home. S1epe to f Lake AN nclwswe. B B 0. Hand. parking. 1-bsdroan. $haired facilities. MakAemak prdtesstonal s6mmomn 416-618.0614 ■ESTSUM 110E essional person "am. to stare beaMW 4 oom sunoke tree e. Two fireplaces, I. modem kal" few 1. 22 1" deck, barbe- mils to beach cerci I dA. ray quer Ma AtaMila�de YsSU" Wch"Utmit. (Mal 474-M LWWY Cosdo, 2-kadoom.-AN itkdlrive, ort Nae lake, in0oa- NO. sane, h +A, IWA* , , , .. 6 appl b -t 2.4pe. bmsoons. a0lHmtm/l /r, signalnalNa )gag POW siowl. 9th-�40g7. PICM - 4010-1 0111 b., ldyam home. tontcwowwom tatbdvision am Sam be moa %Melt�6raiwf1 . I= smdw. no pas. avail. able mow. 5375 =W*. 439- 7W. CarnkimkgkrkAnia. $2751 maBdy. Hog, hydra . ache HmriadW Aveda26k Apt ISL 6) (756-M73(psQehB03.9 or pra- bfW ID dlame NOIK Fift � b� (bo4 2BI-3329 OW 630 pA. iL'Lea Reser i.e. NEW STORE OR= 200 84 I. ad up. a ft Poll Perry 10 S I. (WRivP aw• 1 Cottages for Rem A BEAUTIFUL SETTING on Lake Seymour 2. 3 and 4 bedroom cottages, fully equipped. Pod, fiishrg, store. weekly Campbeldord. 2 hrs. We of Toronto 1.888-813- 2212 CANAL LAKE, season 2 -bed- room housekeeping. ltsh Swim 6 qon Near casnO Cal 705-426-7742 1 1 Pnnrre (Homes For Sop 3 BEDROOM hrme Norm of Oshawa Centre. lot 4510x13311. new a1 furnace, lard wood floors. garage. Woe garden Very Sheel. $139.900 ATHABASCA FOREST. Ito Gatineau Street Impressio 3 . t bedroom. 2 batmoom bun- galow Many upgrades Bright spaoous kitchen. hardwood floors. meshed Daum"" qqar- raw $157.900 (905) s76- BOWMAMnllE.3.1 bed- rooms Sem, 50x100 lot on ay wath double dinar ray Fenced in y-&Oeo New rod and may upgrades $126.900 (905)1097-3532 BOWMANVILLE. C"Ol m freehold towntroti attaced garage. new snoppwg. schools. 401 Oafti 5% down won anbakevaw 62% as - 1« less ow rule $121.900 (905)697-e962 CENTRAL MMTBY. 55 n. frontage. 2 storey 4 bW- rooms. 4 Dant. new floor laundry. anahad bsw. . 7 ap- pkwlms. an" cam 90SE68-ml $199.900 BAIRARO and Enc Clarke. 2611 sq h. 2 Slonsy. 4 bed- room Plus den 3 12 bai double quapt. wasout base- nowcall N.E. OSNMM - Mate for sale Ravme W. in ground Pool. 4 bedroom. 4 bast. 2 tireplaas. 5 ranks from School AS" $212.500 Td Wee a (905)-5765429 for apponbmwm. PREFERRED Ma EAST Oshawa Quiet court loaboni. Rave lot. 4 level W split soh. wow to deck cereal air. hendwood floors. ore. 4 bedmomt. 2 bWwoom, great condilgn inside and owls. A must to sec By appormmnpm dray. NO agents. Cam Par al 7241522. Asking 5134.900. MOTE SALE - bbmse in Oshawa. 57x12711 lot 3 bdM bog. Newsy r. ri aid "load firs., oak fiL, so. eat. to hope batch JP1 wul oc. bunt. mat SM $155,000. 72s4m. no APM PNMTE SMF Now on 314 acres. 10 Mims S. Uld ridge. I=f 4/swrowMed by cow rho OaN - Now laxii- SOD "A Dwelt. summ gw- 187iv .6. Ideal Meas n. pp5,619- 3IML•8E $Tmff Nam lot 701t K 15K oft aanMinrw, Wge stag room sat in uth- an. 3 badge , 2 Hsi In cbMeS. 1 121/t,bmlh, abrade da cam, a1 IMw wk , ad 1el725.4l d@C`t-1 Hut $150.0@0. UMM 414o*wm, lir, high Olds ges treat. Ea - bran. Good noobKvbood. Min Ibar bmdry. Addrag 5223.000 o.b.o. Open Noses stn. Me" 21st, 2-40K 27 Nit nod D►. No atI m q1 (906ki79-811e. WWTIT, MfBTLVME - wAd Yeager aa4 naelrse dondeea air, M9eti 7 For appoiw. appokl- 1 cown for sol AM - 2 bedroom condo. 66 Falby Cl. Listed at $105.000 8autitWty decorated. In - dudes underground parking, space. Very clean and well maintained building. Call Su- san or Ron Dainty sales reps. elmCom Plus Realty 1-800- 43_4-5157. NO MORTGAGE PAYMENTS for 5 months. (0 A.C), when you purchase this 2 bedroom apartment condo. Freshly painted, newer carpeting, newer windows, fridoe and stove included inn asking Price, Live here for less than $700/month. Principle. Inter- est. Heat. Hydro d Taxes. There is no reason to rent. when you can own for less. Call Rhonda Keenan Sales Representative Sutton Group Status Really Inc (905)436- 0990 for more details Im Lots for Sale 1.4 ACRE scenic roiling party wooded buildup lot near Oro- no Only S69.D00. Warier Frank. Royal LePage Frank R.E. (905)576-4111 1 F Eters HAVE A COTTAGE this sum merby Balsam Lake Asking only 5.000. Very cute 2 bedroom year round corsage. with four pies washroom. Lrg kitchen. Lig L aq room. duck & boamot. GoSt to snowmobile trails for winter Gorgeous View Cal Rha da Keenan Saks Representative Sutton Group Status Really Inc (905)436-099g la more details Cy1 camper Tra dw Sites CAMP INN �n Duck Lake 70 miles from Toronto. 270 acre resort, extra targe shaded carr wes. Store. pod. Play- ground. mOdem facilities. Sulmmrer season $745. Cal (9051291-29W Yolrti to LWW S50 - $1090 Advance until Payday 'Commission or pen - six Answer in 20 mm 665- 1148. 4162969902 MONEY PROBLEMS. Get out of debt quick without gang beftrup Of bang gwnwwed Everyone araxpted regardless; of CrWtt rAM Cao for from WAWWL ton 905-5763505 stwdem loans included M MMMG A LOAM 1S NOT GUARANTEED. SOME COMPAMES CHARGE IIP - FRONT FEES. OTHERS DO NOT R a SUGGESTED THAIT0u NIvis'n"TE TNOIIoulew LY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. • ' 1 °rsnp Services Iloahr tb LOW PRIVATE MORTBABE Funds. No fees to qualified borrowers Special for the Durham Re- gion. Cal Glenn at (9D5)655- 4960 Dominion Mortgage Corp : 1 M, gag"• hnnmence MORTGAGES - Good, bad and ugly. Financing for any pur- pose All applications accept- ed. Call Community Mortgage Services Corp. (905) 668- 6805 1 oppoftmin 1 Pabatek e : l ARN08NfyI16lye A Psychic Palm & Tarot Card Reader NOW IN WHITBY Tells Past, Present 8 Fulure. Helps on all problems Very accurate Special $10.00 Call 666-0548 1« epi also available for house party$ bridge to Keswick Fn or Sat. Return Sun. or Mon Bi -week- ly 852-7242 . 1 Business Opportunities Summer Business Dickie Dee Ice Cream Bikes Distributor required immediately 1Ne supply equipment, exclusive products and territory, training and Support. Small Investment. Proven Income. Michel (905) 513-9550 or www.dickiedee.com. IMPORTS/EXPORT$ - En trepreneurs$ Dream How to Wen your own busness$$7 Proven Srategie$ Worldwide contacVpoduct$ Easy!! roll Free. 1-877.327061 PUB FOR SALE - licensed for 125 persons /1 quality dnal- kis. egapmem and leasehold impovemeMs 404-8217 4 STATION HAIR Sabo for sale or rent. Border Oshawa/ Whtby Must leave due to health reasons Cal (905) 983-1013 1 GUITAR I'"Wvnkn, mando- lin Segmrrer Lessons. CaN Al- lan 905.259-5011 . 1 C-4 GRAND RE-OPEMNG CON. TMUES of House Of Amber Antique 6 Get Shop. 9 am - S Pm WJ W al 5709 Old Scup goq Road Norm. Hampson p open Wed. Thers. In 9m9 - Ban. Sal 9 am. - 5 p m Shop Owner Bailee Fabs (905) 26_3 MNMIY CO Record Show Sunday March 21st 11.4M HMydensn«e Pavilion Cd's. records. pORers. I -SMRs. so Record Sones aider ale roof. lido (905) 728 -SM an- PWSW. b n OLDER LADIES - Names & Private Home Phone Numbers. 1.900-451-3636 eat 235 $36Armn moat be 1S T -lone Service r 1 Personals DURHAM'S OWN DATING SERVICEI Call 905-683-1110 Create a private mailbox or browse other personal ads free. Meet a new Friend or Love for Me NUMBER 1 Hof - Talk to me live I aim to please 1.800- 3532499 As low as $1 991 min. Visa/Mastercard Must be 18 or older OSINWA RELAXING MAS- SAGE ShatSU Service 40 King St W (905) 404-9625 11 30 am -9 pm QUIET SHY FEMALE. 32. looking for a non stroking eawce" Ire good waam- ayoy was, dhrg out CNN" Mum. and dam - mg Reply to File / 327 Osha- wa This Week. PO Box 481, OYuwra. Oman UH 715. Please read your dassified ad on the first day of publica- tion as we cannot bei�tiymysspo�nssiyb/l�esLffor mire, than one msertlon in the event of an error. NO TDM TO TALE[ Why not Fax us your ad! You can use your tax machine to send us your advertisement. Please allow time for us to confirm your ad copy and price prior to deadline. One of our customer service representatives will call you. Please remember to leave your company name, address, phone number and contact name. aaaaa Fax News Advertiser 905-579-4218 Don't Forget The News Advertiser Classified Dept phone opera- tors are avail- able for your convenience every Sat 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 683-0707 . • 1 swhcn « . 1 washy Servtca . 1 Auo0oel . 1 elections IMPORTANT AUCTION NOTICE Hilal "rill(, tll1 remail ri d tel a ditel lob ktier. PUBLIC AUCTION San. Mar. 21 at 12 Hoon (PrMnw I Imes) Yietori l S4 - COMM nigt Centre 2929 Elgin tis Rd. (art woodbine) tfioioria Square Partial listing: important Group of Seven Art Collection with Limited Editions. Quantity of museum framed artworks of many artists. Hand made Sculptures, Bronze statuary, Fine porcelain, Satsuma Vases 8 Jars, Selection of fine quality accent items, Rare sports memorabilia hand signed custom hmed, Oak 8 Mahogany fumf lure, lining set, occasional tables, precious monterds, Ote+atkd teddies (disc:L) Dinky i matchbox de cam vintage cars i trucks, Collector plates, h imed postinaeter stamp tm6ection, mint coin telt. bank "toles, Depression Sass, parlor lamps, cast iron toys„ Italian wood photo frames, .925 Sterling sirs wall piques, porcelain dolls, bakers ruK roll top desk, Oak File Cabinet, forted Disney sericeli, (rare), cord. less Phones prlrL Rados, stercus VCR, Hummel Plates, Uinnortd sofitaae ring, precious 6 semi Precious store! rings (Wand) Estate pweky, designer wattde1 neddacm tennis bracelets, etc. Many mom *in too numerous to fist Plan to attend Terme: Cash, Yat, Ilc, Ams, and debit, as per posted i anouriced. Addtions It Deletions. No buyers premiums. CONSIGNMENTS AUCTION SAT. MARCH 20 AT 6 P.M. MYLES KING AUCTION HALL 33 HALL ST. OSHAWA -'ond two door re- ;erator with matching -:4. Kenmore au- :T,atic washer and ear, reclining Chester - e d rechniing kries". e_ nmq chair (new ) :,'fee, act, and end tables, ,,,;e bakers facolo . air tight stove. Per - ,.an rugs. Indian rugs, _,nbered and signed rts, tdtild's bedroom te, with bunk beds, . d toy box, rocking ^an, Bally and Camelot cent slot machine d. working), Thomas ':jbb keyboard organ, -pests of drawers, ',essers, lamps, bed - Ing. linen, silver, chi- na. Large sale, list not complete, terms cash, au consignments wei come. s KING AUCTKWM 725-5751 800 Bill's Build -All Kitchin Smor"m SPWWW ceramics, plumb- ing, ekxtrical. Call (416)372-6023 leave message CONSTptlCTM total�r�s & rertovadorm inside � OUL f�Ily a wortsguaranteed161116-119113 REMOVAL Post hole dr& in& decks, odd jobs - Jason 1 i� (905) 24 Cell (905)706.1909 R.:jIjl) Improvements Hanwoad Re+idenlial Service Renovations Gcameral Home Repairs N. fob too small Free estimates All Work guararmeed 25 years experience 686-1677 M&M CONSTRUCTION Additions, Roofing. Kitchens. bath, basements, decks. entrance boors. plurrtbirx,), elecb'ical, retaining walls. windows 8 aluminum WON 905-427-4234 905-427-4234 1111111110111311 Lax•. Drirs, wudnws. carpentry, baenrents, baduoorris, ceramics, decks Fnee estiwes Sealant Diacarnes MEMBER OF THE BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU 1'106► 421-3362 Ask feet Pad whw caw be lip ear purls rim n htrnihrtm. Poon Mail and�ls+atC 0 Dowty Rom • vrxkdows • Dodos Sicift • EavestsouEncloosurea Rioiling • Porch sur Mawnary Work Free Estimates Sodom Discounts 427.0206 We save U Money_ Count on lent 710 MCZM 710 Maurizio and Jennifer proudly announce the birth of their daughter "Emily Brianne" Born on February 51999 at 11:18 pm, weighing 6lbs 14oz at Ajax Pickering General Hospital First time grandparents are Robert &Anna Rinaldi, Paul &Karen Sekouledes and David & Susan Portener. First timegreat grandparents are Erminio Rinaldi, Elisabeth Landsmann, Louba & George Sekouledes, Morley & Murial Spooner and Brian & Gail Portener. First great, great grandparent is Kosta Vasiliou. Happy aunts and uncles are Zizi, Adele & Marilyn Rinaldi, Justin Sekouledes and Lia &Andrew Portener. Thank you to Or Odueke and staff, they were all terrific. MIRoofng tlov"g 8 Storey. A & C ROOFING, And Altamiam Shingling, all types of nwfs. new and old. Workmanship Guar- anteed 10% Discount t„ Seniors. fully in- cured. Fret estimates. Call Andrew at ("5 t 421-97114 . 1 - Plumbing Top Oual tj Plumbing at Reasonable rates Service and new installations Residential -Commercial No lob too big or small Free estimates -over 20 years eir mnence Call 905-837-9722 1 Par" t t►worati PAINTING & PLASTERING Also specialize in Stucco Ceilings, WaterDamage Repair spatia( 16x16 owing stto P" Eseinses. Pay n you're saetke4 hwrwm pix accooad San 111"kbrin) Fainting tend w►a14qbog suiccoo , cihnirm Gnrral rcrarn. TV 4aaky w,nk at wasnrrabk acs .V% off hr senwes ca for a FREE Estimate 4aMi6" TMs PUNTING i DECOR Interior b Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, clean, reliable service. 428.0081 lasrlm/ a Move big or small, we price them all! Free esti- mafe5, seniors dISCOuret. short notice moves. Ap- pliances moved, also sttorraaaee�grspace avalaOM. " rates. Can (W)N7-4a7 or a & Mid -Month Dwountsi. Lilxnsed. insured. Free Estimates. Pi - atiuN Call 436.7796. Experienced Cross Movei Bargain rates, homes. offices. apt.. etc. Plano m ovin; Pad" available. 423-0238 2W5513 830 CARPET INSTALLATIONS 25 years experience. restretchmq. our specialiFestimates. 0 Ni N Durran. 967-1799 or 967.1600 So far. vou'vr tried the rest, Now a's time to tri Mw Best! Vacuuming. dusting kitchens baths. blmmds. baseboards. ledges. doors, and more for I low puce of $655 00 speow Pate on 2 Thursday spoils;awl Call Rale 0 cel 416.70`1284 �Aduk En ertain a ni N00S AtwEIiItISliR FRIDAY EDITKIIN,,IAsr- 19,1 PA09 27 AM FNw al • • n INCOME TAXES Basic package - pick -up 8delivery 2 returns for $50 call Brad 721-8105 SE11BG YOUR CAR OR TRUCK? Showcase it across Durham Re0on. OR Ciassif e& at b83-0707 or fax 579-11218 • • PaAy swvicn RARM WAN" WORK Doing Magic For Caddo 's Parties And All 0 Forts. * 668.4 "Magician. SCHOOL Appmed by D.S.A.O -4 Insmts 8 lest $195. -10 Lessons $150 -Full Course $259 Free pick -up and drop o6 (416) 287-3969 EMEMPNWMNW Etleoit :aedesi Serving�pDurham Discretion Guaranteed Open 9 a.m. Daily (905) 725-2322 Now Hiring 18+ 11110MI11111111 WM DUUM RBGI01 EUGANa 6 CLAS 1111161 A D6CEM NOW LUMN6 Don't Forget "So Ethel .-how is the home daycare business going anyway?"' P PAGE 28 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDIflON, March 19, 1999 .`� a 'THEiGiESiOFTWITU z x + STORE� �TtE~.ry . NSup BIG�E VaR. T34 Pumtvm For 15481 Freiqht $855 i tog 'Caravan lease is for 36 mo. APR is 3.6'X.. 20,400 km per year, for total of 61,200 Ian for term + exoei mileage O 12t per km, closed-end lease. Sales Price on all "Well include retail delivery Mowance in Neu of special APR. Additional ; :� Loaded, leather, sun roof, ABS, Infinity CD/ Cass. Much Much More! . Freiglu 695.00 Fc Admin. $ -- — — — — — — •• — 7 &an applicable t"" 245 888 Additional wu OFF. 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