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Home My WebLink AboutNA1999_03_23I PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER PRESS r1,CKERING'S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1965 _ _ --- . .. ____-_---- _----__ 44,"0 " Vu12 AGES TUESDAY, MARCH 23 99 19 OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $5/ $1 NEWSSTAND iUh PdFeTs— shatter sho windows Teen sought in Pickering BB -gun shooting PICKERING — A teenage who fired shots from a BB gu while attempting to strike youth in the parking lot of a col fee shop, shattered two window instead. Durham Regional Police sa two teens were arguing in fror of Coffee Time on Dixie Road about 10 p.m. on Thursday be fore getting into their vehicle! One teen got into a red vehicl and the other was driving a ligl blue car. The driver of the red car fire his BB gun at the other vchicl and missed, shattering two win dows of the coffee shop, Sergeant Jim Grimley said. No one was injured in the in- cident, according to Sgt. Grim- ley. Police are looking for people who may have witnessed the in- cident. Anyone with information is asked to Durham police all 579-1520. 011 CN" 'aK ThiMons of Ho derood! Come Taft to the P ofssionals Ws M We Dol 1550 BAYLY ST. UNIT 17, PiCke& (905) 420-3285 snoiwom nm- - Wkw4 L ss Pose Watch for our flyer in 11-Fledllesd's paper P"420-9707 tikkolme Tow two ,.., leg RON P/ErRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo Basket case The toughest part about playing basketball is dragging the hoop home after the game. Simon Barg and Adam Grayer teamed up on Sunday to make sure their basketball hoop made it home safely after a friendly game in Ajax with friends. Police pursuit of srolen ca. probed by SIU Pickering priest killed i*n crash BY K/M GOODMAN Special to the News Advertiser A Pickering priest on his way home from overseeing prayers at a Scarborough funeral home was struck and killed during a police pursuit of a stolen vehicle Sunday night. Father lice Miovski, 50, was about five minutes away from home and was walking back to his car after using a pay phone to call for help for a flat tire, said a fel- low priest from St. Clement-of- Ohrid in Toronto. "This is a very big loss for the church and the community. He was a good priest and very loved. We were like right and left hands helping each other;' said a dis- traught Father Jovan Boseovski, who was a full-time priest with Fa- ther Miovski at the Macedonian Orthodox church in Toronto. The provincial Special Investi- gations Unit is probing the pursuit which started just before 9 p.m. A police officer from 42 Division in Scarborough spotted a stolen vehi- cle being driven erratically at a high rate of speed east of Morn- ingside Avenue on Kingston Road, police said. A short distance later, the suspect's vehicle crashed into a hydro pole. Police could not com- ment on particulars of the case and the SIU was not able to say how Father Miovski was killed. Gail Scala, a spokesperson for the SIU, would only say that the police vehicle did not strike the victim. "We are calling it a pursuit" she said. "We are trying to follow the sequence of events. To the best of our knowledge the victim was on the side of the road or on the sidewalk at the time" Officers say the driver of the vehicle fled on foot and was ap- prehended a short distance away. Five SIU investigators, includ- ing two forensic identification in- vestigators, were dispatched to the scene. Originally from Macedonia, Father Miovski was a long-time Scarborough resident who moved to Pickering about a year ago. He leaves his wife Gica, daughter Ancta and son Zoran, 21, of Pick- cring. Funeral visitation will be See CHURCH page 2 Inside the Wanted: Pickering groups looking for cash News Advertiser wIEBE TO m R E. 01 ial rale ...........6 We Wali 1 ..........6 Scats .................8 ft ,Red ..............9 GM W A CALL Can ........... 683-5110 Oi:I I in ......683-5117 Baatli Melioes .....683-3005 And= Lige ......683-7545 ifnCaf a Te 1-800-662-8423 Ensfi .newsroom@durham.net ■ell site ....durhamnews.net FAX .............683-7363 Trillium Foundation provides funding to community groups Local community groups are invited to apply for approximately $5.1 million in grants being pro- vided by the Ontario Trillium Foundation to charitable and non- profit community organizations in Durham Region and Northumber- land, Peterborough, Victoria and Haliburton Counties. The foundation is responsible for the allocation of $100 million annually to charities and non-prof- it organizations across Ontario. It has existed for 16 years but has been given an expanded role in the wake of the cancellation of the provincial government's plan to establish casinos across Ontario to help fund local charities. For the purposes of allocating the grant money, Durham has been placed together in one district along with Northumberland, Pe- terborough, victoria and Halibur- ton. The district's S5.1 -million share of the available funding was calculated according to a formula based on population. lkwnty-four local volunteers, including five from Durham Re- gion, have been appointed to a grant review team that will decide how to allocate the money in the local district, and one more may still be appointed. The district organization is di- vided into five subcommittees rep- resenting each member area, which decide on grants unser $25,000. Groups eligible to receive funding include arts, sports and recreation, her- itage, social services and environ- mental organizations. Criteria for eligible projects include: making a contribution to community vitali- ty; increasing access to all aspects of community life; leading to safer communities; preventing commu- nity problems; and creating eco- nomic opportunities. 'Organizations interested in ap- plying for Trillium funding may contact local program managers at 1-800-263-2887 (Jacqueline Pow- ell at ext. 425 or Joanne Richmond at ext. 426). `"%? Ss,�b: _,��. i•'1Wt� .��ry�'- +vd M P PAGE 2 NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY EDITION, March 2.7,1999 y • Pickering want licence at nuclear plant Local contingent to appear before regulatory agency in Ottawa Thursday PICKERING — Prominent members of three local community groups and a rep- resentative of the Pickering/Ontario Hydro Liaison Committee have thrown their sup- port behind the Town's request to the Atomic Energy Control Board to limit the next licence for the Pickering nuclear sta- tion to one year. The current licence expires at the end of .M arch. Pickering -Ajax Citizens Together (PACT) for the Environment chairman Dave Steele, Pickering East Shore Com- munity Association president Paul Kel- land, Liverpool West Community Associa- tion director Martin Herzog and Evans Enyolu of PACT and the liaison committee are also all members of the Community Working Group of citizens appointed by Ontario Hydro to provide public input on its environmental review of the local nu- clear plant. The four have written a joint submis- sion to the AECB, which considers the Pickering power plant licence at a hearing in Ottawa Thursday, calling on the regula- tor to grant only a one-year permit and to impose a number of conditions on it, in- cluding: - A full environmental review of the plant DAVID STEELE Represents Pickering -Ajax Citizens together in Ottawa with community involvement - Investigation of contaminated lands at the station and analysis of options for re - Church congregation mourns CHURCH from page I Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m, and all day Thursday at St. Clement-of-Ohrid and fu- neral services will be held there Friday at 10 a.m. Ricardo Charleston, 21, of Toronto is charged with criminal negligence causing death, theft over $5,000, im- paired driving causing death, driver over 80 rags, possession of stolen proper- ty, failing to stop at the scene of an accident and two counts of failing to stop for police and driving while under suspension. SPRING CARPET COUPON LETS GET RSD OF TIMOSE WWTER MOUSENOL.D aERM /I STEAM CLEAN ANY S ROOMS & ktofot" l set of stairs - $69.95 686-9160 cetataar#asr cntoattz Did you know... The News Advertiser is a member of the Ontario Press Council, 80 Gould St, Toronto, Ont. L15B 2M7, an independent organization that addresses reader complaints about member newspapers. mediation - Completion of the existing preventive maintenance backlog on the 'B' side of the plant - Implementation of modern fire and build- ing codes at the facility - reassessment of earthquake safety risks for the site - No reconsideration of restarting the 'A' side until all the conditions have been dealt with. The community leaders also call on the AECB to take on a greater role in address- ing some of the issues which have arisen at the nuclear plant. "Neither the Municipality of the Town A 706 &" Sr~ w. MAnWW M -UA) 6IM14 25% off reprints Fridays �—� N For our 9 peg• Sms Herdwon Sent Pr94MM (ssl• Dela: "- A 20- Apra 4,1999) V033V199 Page 6 - Craftsman BeW/Disc Sander #27916. Ad currently reads: Save $150 Sears Beg. 599.99 each 449.99. Prices Should have read: Save $100 Sears Reg. 549.99 each 449.99. For ow X peg• Swe Fatxdwn Sent Pre-print (Sde Delos: Mercl 22 - April 3,1999) V034V199 Page 13 - Vogue Bra 41 SW -This is not a shop by phone item. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused Sears customers. of Pickering nor the community are able to hold Pickering Nuclear accountable for these issues without the assistance of the AECB," states their letter. "it is our belief that AECB should play a direct role in the environmental review process at Pickering Nuclear. It is also our belief that AECB should require indepen- dent peer review of all initiatives related to AECB conditions. "AECB should also consider third -party selection and management of consultants — by AECB or an independent party — that are involved in work related to AECB conditions" zr oy L 0 • ft ��fe - fast F(jl,L PR4G c� owders �MS p till service night loss IZlns 'ft also airy an a*nwe foe of premum quaily naNral huo q* menis 'Speaat puce excludes voduct err~ tee. Region of Durham Attention: Residents of Social Housing Projects The Region of Durham is forming an Advisory Group re: Social Housing The Province of Ontario has devolved responsibility for social housing to the Regions. Consequently, the Regional Municipality of Durham is establishing an administrative model in preparation for the responsibility of administering social housing in Durham. An Advisory Committee is being formed to enable participation by knowledgeable and informed social housing providers, residents and support services agencies who would be interested in providing input and feedback to the development of a suitable social housing administrative model and other related issues. We are inviting written applications from residents of social housing projects interested in volunteering to be part of this committee. TWo people will be chosen, by lottery, from the qualified applicants. We require that applicants be a tenanthnember in good standing, be endorsed by the tenant association or board, and commit to ongoing monthly meetings for the balance of 1999. To receive an application form, please contact the Deputy Clerk at 668-7711 extension 4231 or 1-800-372-1102. These forms must be returned by April 01, 1999. The Advisory. Committee will be selected in late April and please be advised that while we thank all applicants, only the candidates selected will be notified. FePk ra� we weed busters IN TODAY'S considered News Advertiser Durham may have Tues., Mar. 23, 1999 fewer inspectors, News Advertiser but pay them more There will be two fewer weed in- 'Little Caesar's Ajax/Pick. spectors working for Durham Region this year, but they will be paid more. Durham Regional council will con- Shoppers Drug Mart sider on Wednesday appointing four weed inspectors for 1999. Changes in Ajax/Pick. the way the program is operated means the number of inspectors needed has been reduced from six. But, the inspectors could be paid $88 , White Rose Ajax/Pick. a day, which is an increase from the $85 a day they received last year. Inspectors are also paid for any expenses they Zellers Ajax/Pick. incur. Vern Mason will be responsible for Pickering, Ajax and the townships of Brock. Scugog and Uxbridge. A report notes there are only a few complaints each year from the townships. ' Delivaul to households only Daniel Adams will cover Oshawa Remember, all inserts, including and Whitby, while Reginald Parker will those on gluey paper, can be do Clarington. Mike Slocombe the Region'sthrough recycled with the rest of your blue of your works department will oversee the weed box ecycling program. control program for Durham. For information on delivering The Region has to appoint the weed your advertising flyers, call •_q�T� inspectors and notify the provincial DUNCAN "+^mow`''"�'� Ministry of Agriculture and Food by F1.ETCHERat April I of each car. 683-5110.�t Warren Tuesday's Carrier of the Week is Warren. He enjoys soccer & playing video games. Warren will receive a dinner for 4 voucher, compliments of McDonald's. Congratulations Warren for being our Carrier of the Week. I WAImart. Al.uc 135 Kinw4on Rd .AlAx 222 Wvh*,t W.Apx 726 KinKaon Rd flick 1 Y)O KntK>ton RJ Nuc k NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY EDITION, Marek 23,1999 PAGE 3 A/P Region of Durham Attention: Social Housing and Supportive Housing Providers The Region of Durham is forming an Advisory Group re: Social Housing The Province of Ontario has devolved responsibility for social housing to the Regions. Consequently, the Regional Municipality of Durham is establishing an administrative model in preparation for the responsibility of administering social housing in Durham. An Advisory Committee is being formed to enable participation by knowledgeable and informed social housing providers, residents and support services agencies who would be interested in providing input and feedback to the development of a suitable social housing administrative model and other related issues. We have invited written applications from social housing and supportive providers interested in volunteering to he part of this committee. Two people from each housing sector and one from supportive housing will be chosen by a voting process. If your board has not already received an application form, please contact the Deputy Clerk at 668-7711 extension 4231 or 1-800-372-1102. These forms must be returned by April 01, 1999. The Advisory Committee will be selected in late April and please be advised that while we thank all applicants, only the candidates selected will be notified. We're online at www.durhamnews.net tC ENTFZ^I— CC LLEAfV ING The World's #1 Central 117,71 . 1 I . 11._' u ._:1 _ _t, ' 1W I _kms '469% • Efficient 4 ebb motor • 404 Air Waft • f or warier Lift • 10.0 AMPS • Steel upper Cylinder • For Up To 5000 Sq. Ft. SrvST E M S ZE-4 "uo-t-1 XXTRA BONUS INSTALLED SECUMW SYSTEM • Dtgttal Keypad rt ♦ • 2 Door Contacts e 1 Motion Sensor E� F'• Sinan ery sack Up 't • , • • • • e 7 Yr. Warranty $00 or FM- _EVA w Ya' u Buy A Beam 19 9 vact,wn 9y3ftm With 24?tr. 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From that day forward, life has been very different for the 1 I-vear-old, but with the help of a remarkable diet and a lot of love, the Durham Region girl is gain- ing control over her epilep- sy. "I think when you have a child with special needs of any kind. you want to edu- cate everyone:' says Mrs. Gray-Trudelle, who is ac- tive in the Durham chapter of Epilepsy Canada. In honour of March as Epilepsy Awareness Month, the former surgical and neu- rological nurse says she wants a new face put on the disorder in time; for the new millennium and believes much of the misinformation surrounding epilepsy needs to be cleared up. One of the most com- mon neurological disorders, epilepsy occurs in about 300,000 Canadians, with one person in every 2,0(x) being diagnosed each year. Most often epilepsy devel- ops in childhood as 55 per cent of patients are diag- nosed before the age of 10. Epilepsy is a physical condition caused by sudden, brief changes in how the brain works. When brain nerve cells are not working properly, a person's con- sciousness, movements or actions may be changed for a short time. These physical changes are called epileptic seizures. "No one knows what the future holds when it comes to epilepsy:' Mrs. Gray- Trudelle says. "It can he caused by systemic illness, high fever or head trauma but in the majority of cases, causes are unknown:' The Gray-Trudelle fami- ly turned to the Ketogenic diet, a remedy which was formulated in the 1920%, to case Rachel's seizure activi- ty and reduce her drug load. Mrs. Gray-Trudelle says she initially heard of the diet in nursing school but feels the topic has been brushed over in favour of anti -epileptic drug therapy. Mrs. Gray-Trudelle says Rachel's meals are calculat- ed to the gram in terms of fat, protein and carbohy- drate content. For example, each meal must contain roughly a total of 40 grams of fat, 7 grams of protein and only 3 grams of carbo- hydrates. Thus scales and calcula- tors have become just as crucial as pots and pans in the Trudelle household as well as Ketogenic cook- books outlining acceptable meals for Rachel. Since starting the diet over a year ago, Rachel's epilepsy has been reduced by six seizure types. She is also down 600 milligrams in medication each day, making her more alert and happier, says Mrs. Gray- Trudel le. Essentially. Rachel has gone from having a seizure "anytime. anywhere" to having eight seizures in February and four more so far this month, she points out. CARL f F.RENC7/ NeN:s Ad►•erriser p%uito Rebecca Gray-Trudelle suffered her first epileptic seizure at the age of two (seated, right). Through a special diet and other modifications, she is coping well with the disorder She s seen here with her mother, Anne Marie and brother Jake. Anne Marie is active with the Durham chapter of Epilepsy Canada. BILLBOARD MARCH 23, 1999 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24 PARENTS: The Ajax -Pickering Chapter of the One Parent Families Association meets Wednesdays at 8 p.m. at the Annandale Golf and Curl- ing Club, comer of Bayly and Church sts., Ajax. For custodial and non-cus- todial parents. New members wel- come. Phone 831-1201. TOASTMASTERS: The Ajax -Pick- ering Toastmasters Club meets Wednesdays from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Fortune Financial Office, 335 Bayly St. W., Ajax. Guests always welcome. Get ahead of the game by improving your communication skills. Phone 686-1443 (Mary -Anne) for more information. ALZHEIMER: Alzheimer Durham holds its Ajax support group meeting at 7:30 p.m. at 487 Westney Rd. S., Units 19 and 20 (at Clements Rd. W.), Ajax. All caregivers welcome. 576-2567 (Kim). CHURCH: Friends of St. Francis de Sales Church, a group dedicated to preserving the Ajax church, meet at 7:30 p.m. at the Kinsmen Heritage Centre, 120 Roberson St., Ajax. Parishioners and friends welcome. Phone 683-3127 (Denis Ardagh) for more information on the event. CANCER: A workshop on `Effective Communication Techniques', part of the Wellness in Caring Program for health practitioners and volunteers, is offered at Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre, 86 Colborne St W., Oshawa. Led by Debbie Devitt. To register, or for more information, call 579-4833. � 12 NEVUS ADVERTISER TUESDAY EDITION, Mwch 23, 1999 PAGE 5 AIP Local seniors gear up for competition ice' Ajax, Pickering sites selected for Durham Senior Games Ple� ANNOUNCEMENT All Durham Region residents aged • June I - Golf, singles men and women, 55 and over are being invited to take part in Oshawa in the 1999 Durham Senior Games • June 3 - Lawn Bowling, mixed trebles, being held in April, May and June. in Uxbridge There will be competition across the • June 5 - Horseshoes, open doubles, in region in 15 events, as follows: Pickering • April 7 - Darts, open doubles, in Pick- • June 10 - Tennis, mixed doubles, in ering Oshawa • April 9 - Ten -pin bowling, four -person • June 12 - Shuffleboard, open doubles, team, in Oshawa in Oshawa • April 14 - Euchre, open doubles, in The Pickering events all carry a $7 Uxbridge entry fee, which includes lunch, and take • April 21 - Compulsory Five (a card place at the Pickering Seniors' Centre, game invented by two Pickering se- 910 Liverpool Rd. S. n,ors), open triples, in Pickering Carpet bowling in Ajax has a $7 entry • April 23 - Five -pin bowling, five -per- fee, including lunch, and takes place at son team, in Oshawa the St. Andrew's Seniors Centre, 46 Ex - May 5 - Snooker, singles men and eter Rd. women, in Pickering Seniors are welcome to participate in • May 7 - Cribbage, open doubles, in the events, act as games officials or vol - Whitby unteer as event organizers or committee • May 13 - Carpet bowling, open dou- members. Registration forms may be tiles, in Ajax picked up at and returned or mailed to • May 18 - Contract bridge, open dou- any seniors' centre in Durham region. tiles, in Port Perry The deadline for registrations is two • May 26 - Table tennis, singles men and weeks before the date of the event. women, in Pickering Entry numbers are limited for some Help for smokers sending out an SOS A three -session program could help who need to quit smoking for health you Sign Off Smoking. reasons or for those who want to kick an The Durham Region Lung Associa- old habit;' says Regional Respiratory tion and the Regional Respiratory Reha- Rehabilitation Program co-ordinator bilitation Program are jointly offering Carole Madeley. the structured, smoking -cessation pro- Cost is $35, which covers all materi- gram Thursdays, April 15, 22 and 29, als. Space is limited, so you should rcg- from 7 to 9 p.m. at Lakeridge Health, ister early. Call the Lung Association at Whitby. 436-1046 for more information or to Mlle program is excellent for people sign up. 0 6'llIT R041T IiT. � W'E'VE `i � e�AJAX 426.9261 "Back By Popular Demand" Heart of Country Craft Show March 2611 & 271' o Fri. 3pm - 9pm & SaL 10am - 5pm Oshawa Civic Auditorium "Thornton Road S., Oshawa Durham Regions 1mgm &)Best AuthenCountry Craft Show Featwring Cmuida's Top Exhibitors Faros: Art, %odworitin& Meaaonm Qpilta, JeNdery. Clothing. Candles, Bean, Dogs, Stained Glsss, Fkmd% Reproduction Fun idue, and so much morel n Door prizes and united way Quilt Draw Free parking UMME016fth-11 Uia sum ML r * (90 0*931 I Adikdoo -'SAY �. Semon -14.00 •+ CAim F render 101 / 3,'7.,7 , events. For more information call Verna Recycle Charlton at 576-6712, John Lester at 839-2428, Joe at 839-5293 or the Pick- ering Seniors' Centre office at 420-5049. Me... 'Quality Fresh Cut Meat At Unbeatable Prices! Po s3 eat .Pork Tenderloins save a..* n. isib. re $a.** lb. Breaded Aanftry Schnitzels 43" Save .N Ib. s3:'� - 1b. Save $1.00 lb. Same li.3fa Ib. Boneless Butterfly Pork Chops 3 Saw* $1.30 lb. A W*3 .. ftV* $s.N Tmo. a* - ARE YOU CONSIDERING A VEHICLE CHANGE?? THENYOU WON'TWANTM MISS THIS ONE... Mark These Dates On Your Calendar Now!! Wednesday March 24th Thursday March 25th March 26th March 27th Look for our centre spread advertisement in This Week's edition of DURHAM WHEELS 1530 DUNDAS ST. E., WHITBY 668-3304 Ajax Line 686-5881 P PARTE 6 NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY EDITION, March 23,1898 Editorial &opiNioNs DURHAM NEWS ADVERTISER MAR. 23, 1 9 9 9 0974 �••. EDITORIAL Money, money money, money Y Health care needs in Durham Region' best served by cash Cynics might suggest an infusion of funding and an announcement of the hiring of thousands of nurses might by a provincial election ploy, but don't tell that to the staff and pa- tients of hospitals across the region. The decision to funnel more than $2 million to the Lakeridge Health Corporation and $250.000 to Ajax and Pickering Health Centre is much needed considering the massive growth level in Durham Region. Durham's growth is more than double that of Ontario, which itself is one of the fastest growing provinces in Canada. Nearly half the funding will find its way to Lakeridge Health Oshawa, the crown jewel in the corporation's five -site cluster. With a massive expansion plan on for the emergency wing and plans to build a cancer care centre on site, .Lakeridge Oshawa needs all the money it can get. Sites in Bowmam•ille, Port Perry. Uxbridge and Whitby have not been ignored either as they will also $et between $100,000 and $150,000 each to keep pace with anticipated growth. "We hope it will leave us better off," said Lakeridge Health chief ex- ecutive officer Brian Lemon. While money matters, it's the human touch which makes a hospital a caring place. The decision to hire more than 12,000 nurses provincewide is critical to maintaining the health care Ontari- ans expect. Mr. Lemon did not know how many nurses Lakeridge Health will receive, but the corporation is bound to get its fair share. Ajax -Pickering is also due to get some of the new nurs- es. ..It looks promising. They're ad- dressing all areas where additional funding is needed:' said Mr. Lemon. The ministry has actually exceed- ed a nursing task force recommenda- tion with the decision to hire 2.000 more nurses than the group originally recommended. In addition, the Province has asked local providers, who know best how to use their re- sources, to indicate where the addi- tional nurses would be best em- ployed. There's an acknowledgment by the ministry that concerns over health care — according to polls over the past few years, it's the issue Ontari- ans care about the most — are being addressed. With more money promised by the Peds for health care, getting treatment in Durham should be better than ever. 11J p v fly � r discourageof a uniitty 'i ing omm° and enhanced mu- 1 4 46 VV nicipal land use control. -Or instruct Ontario Realty Cor orpo- po- 4..? ration ration to withdraw its appeal To the editor: against Durham Region's require - 2 - _: _ ..%mow+-,� • �;� . - ; „�%..l'� ,�� LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Conservatives discourageof a uniitty not ing omm° and enhanced mu- .7 nicipal land use control. -Or instruct Ontario Realty Cor orpo- po- ration ration to withdraw its appeal To the editor: against Durham Region's require - Re the story about freezing farm ment to apply conservation ease - land sales in north Pickering: merits to these Public lands before The Harris government's re- they are pnvatrccd' Aplxarse the sponse to Pickering and area com- farms at their value for farming i munities' desire to conserve the 'Agriculture Puffs with conservation ease - merits in place to encourage farm Preserve' in Pickering will define this government's atti- ownership/stewardsNp and agncul- tudes toward the environment. con- tune uses in perpetuity, as proposed scrvarion, development and democ- by Duffin and Pickering Official racy in Ontario. Plans, their councillors and recent The choices are clear: community support for the applica- • Allow (encourage) Ontario Realty tion of easements as a land -use Corporation (Management Board Planning tool. of Cabinet) to avoid registration of Who does this government conservation easements on the title serve - the people as represented by to farm land before the land is sold. their local governments, or the Encourage speculation, urban speculators and developers, enthu- sprawl, urbanization of foodland, siastic for continuing urban sprawl over Ontario's countryside? Since La in down the law onparking Bill'gree declared these lands `- bea'greenbelt'andBobRaedesig- y g mated them an 'Agriculture Pre- serve' the people expect conserva- tion. Do the time, be prepared for the fine unacceptab4e to the Harris Conser- The News Advertiser is one of the Metrolm Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax 8c Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circu- lations Audit Board and ; the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occu- per. 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 : t dvertising Manager Eddie Kolodziejcak Classified Advertising Manager John Willems Real I state. Automotive Advertising Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution .'Manager Lillian Hook Office Manager Barb Harrison Composing Manager JVews (905)683-5110 5410 (905)683-5110 Classifieds (905) 683-0707 Distribution (905)683-5117 General Fax (905)683-7363 E- ncwsrooma )durham.net Web address www.durharnncws.nct 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 Pickering resident Colin Waterton is a new retiree who enjM wine mak- ing, reading and writing The native of Britain is currently working on a technical textbooL As a resident of Pickering for the past 22 -plus years, I am disappointed, and know of many residents who agree with me, in the apparent lack of parking bylaw enforcement. Overnight on Jan. 2-3, we had our first major snowstorm of the year — approximately 34 centimetres (l 8 inches for those who prefer the old system). While Town of Pickering works crews were pretty efficient in clearing the roads, there was a fly in the ointment, or to be more specific, many overnight and over -weekend parked cars. These parked vehicles are a hazard throughout the year, a hazard which is exacerbated during snow- storms. One of these vehicles, which I ;passed daily, was still under a drift six days later. - It's a pity the bylaw enforcement Colin Waterton Opinion Schaper department is not as efficient in bylaw enforcement as the roads department is in snow clearing. Every community has notices posted limiting parking to a maximum of two or three hours. But if the parking bylaws had been en- forced on a regular basis throughout the year maybe the Pickering works department would not have had to tow away "well over 30 cars since the be- ginning of the year to clear the way for plows" as reported in the News Adver- tiser on Jan. 19. Unfortunately, like almost every bylaw, the parking bylaws are rarely if ever enforced. It seems they are only vatives? Why the hang-up? enforced in subdivisions, after a com- plaint by a fellow resident, which can cause bad feelings between neigh- bours. Some offending motorists have been told by bylaw enforcement offi- cers, "Sorry, I have to tag your vehicle for parking, but the guy next door complained". The reason given for lack of enforcement is that a vehicle has to be marked and re -checked two or three hours later before a parking ticket is issued. I suggest that the Town enact a bylaw prohibiting all street parking between 3 am. and 5 a.m. to facilitate enforcement as no time limit is involved. As I write this, snow is falling and I can still see cars parked where they were during the last heavy snowfall. To accommodate stay -over friends and family, temporary street parking passes could be made available on proof of out-of-town residency at say $5 per night by local police for a peri- od not to exceed 10 days in any one month. Registration of conservation easements on these public lands owned by we the people does not infringe on property rights. Ease- ments are not imposed on private owners. Easements do not have to be bought. Easements reinforce the Official Plans of Durham and Pick- ering. There's overwhelming public MpporL MPP Chris Hodgson should call the president of Ontario Realty Corporation and tell him to back off, agree to the Proposed lot plan, appraise for farming purposes, co- operate with the community, allow Pickering and Durham to exercise their downloaded planning authori- ty and return these lands to previ- ous owners and tenants forthwith. A costly and frustrating appeal to the Ontario Municipal Board is a waste of public funds and a denial of public opinion. IAMW 01 AOM em ■ MI •y, ,,try?,.s,.a�•.r'f4fi , r ...,�., —.!m.. .:x•dli!o+�C"s:.$:'bL�t} 1 P 'fes 14r Ci 83-2 r.i D"em Aaces 4 t) -466Q - k / y ``fr n,' ;�.. � y/Kw e� /Y,�, " �' �.�::`�' A'rIA.sE.. ✓r/,�.` ., / k r:. Fr<< / �.. .. ,.,, r ,..� � ... March 24 Committee of Adjustment @ Town Hall March 24 Site Plan Advisory Committee @ 5:00 p.m., Town Hall March 25 Statutory Public Information Meeting @ Town Hall TOWN OF PICKERING HOLIDAY OPERATING HOURS FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1999 TO MONDAV_ APRIT. S 1944 CMC CON11111 EX nOWN HALL Friday. April 2 Monday, April 5 Closed Closed TOWN COUNCEL MZZT 4G Tuesday, April 6 Town Council Meeting at 7:30 p.m. TUESDAY EVENING WATERCOLOURS WORKSHOP 2 Cultivate your Creativity... Register Today! Join this popular group of enthusiastic students and paint a variety of subjects... from still-life to landscape, in an atmosphere encouraging personal interpretation. Weekly 3 hour sessions begin with demonstrations of watercolour technique and finish with friendly group discussion. Beginners welcome! Day Time Activity Code Tuesday 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm AWATCOL 532 Location Evasbore Community Centre Starts April 6, 1999 Fee $40.00 (3 weeks) Instructor Shelley Beach For more information, call the Department of Culture and Recreation Registration at 420-3621. GARRAGSi RECVC31NG !d' HELP DECIDE Friday, day, April 2 No Pick Up' ON A NEW (To be collected on Saturday April 3) Monday. April 5 No Pick up on Mondays TOWN LOGO PRESENT LOGO "' NEW LOGO'' 1!I(IL�s,iRAN$1/ The Council of the Town of Pickering has established a Logo Committee with a mandate to design and launch a new Town logo. Friday, April 2 NO SERVICE Council wants this new logo to represent the diversity and richness of Saturday, April 3 Regular Saturday Service the Town• be a symbol of pride which the residents of Pickering can Monday. April 5 Regular Weekday Service connect to and be an attractive symbol with which to market the Town. ► with LIMITED Evening The Committee will be chaired by Councillor Pickles and co-chaired by Dial -a -Bus Service Councilor Dickerson. In addition to the Chair and Co -Chair. Council is inviting up to seven other persons to serve on the Committee ensuring ALL fair representation from the residential, the business and the Friday, April 2 Closedv development communities of Pickering. Saturday. April 3 Regular Hours It is expected that this Committee will meet at least twice per mouth Sunday, April 4 Closed starting in April and will be in a position to recommend a new Town Monday, April 5 Closed logo to Council during the Millennium celebrations taking place July 1, 1999 to July 1, 2000. All meetings would be held in the evening at the �.� Pickering Civic Complex. Friday, April 2 Closed If you wish to serve on the Logo Committoe. please scud a letter of Saturday. April 3 7:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. application on or before March 26, 1999 to: Sunday, April 4 Closed Mr. Bruce J. Taybi. AMCT, CMM Monday, April 5 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 P.M. Town Clerk Town of Pickering "->f�A'ir a One The Esplanade Friday, April 2 Closed Pickering. Ontario. Saturday, April 3 OM Swim LI V 6K7 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. If you have any questions about the Logo Committee. please contact 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Bruce Taylor at 420-4611 Sunday, April 4 Closed Monday, April 5 X00 a.m. - 1:00 P.M.swim 9:00 NEIGHBOURHOOD TRAFFIC WATCH QpcBeginning in the Spring of 1999, the Towns of Ajax and Pickering will be 1:00 :00 Swim partnering with the Durham Regional Police Service on a new community I p.m. - 4:00 p.m. initiative to improve traffic safety in residential nagbbourboods. As pert of the "Neighbourbood Traffic Watch" program, a Traffic Advisory Committer will be formed to review problems and individually consider Friday, April 2 Closed each commucuty's application for study and enforcement. This Committer Saturday, April 3 Programs will operate as will consist of Pella, Municipal Staff and a Citiaen from each Town. It is usual ex that the Cownom will meet twice a mooch staining in April Sunday, April 4 Closed ruining through until laic Fall. All mnertiogs will be held during the evewag Monday, April 5 Closed at the Ajax Piche ng Community Pohoe Office - Wesmey R., Ajax. If you are ingested in being appointed to the Traffic Advisory Committer, send alederof applicatim cow with rbs of your community REGULAR LEARN TO SWIM iawohrenruent a have on obefore : A RE('ATIO1 R PIMAMS Taylor M(T CMM 9:1999, so: RF. WILL OPERATE SATURDAY, ArM 3,19" Town Clerk Town of Picktriog One tine Espl, Ontario ande Emergency Services will not be affected by the Holiday �kL V 6KK7 Scbedule. Town of Pickering Public Worts Enwigency Telephone If you have nay question about the Traffic Advisory Committee, please Number is (905) 693-1319 contact Stephen Brake of the Town of Piciaing, Public Works Deptruuent CIVIC COMPLEX M" HALL) REGULAR OM ATING HOURS (9:30 A.M. TO &A P.M.) AND REGULAR TOWN SERVICES RESUME TUESDAY, AFM 6, l!9! On March I, 1999, the Town of Pickering began a door-ir door campaign througbout the town to promote the sale of 1999 dog licences and cat rdauifiation tags. The Town has been divided into various districts and assigned canvassers will be responsible to cover their respective areas. Canvassers will be paid on a commission basis as follows: ,t iCaroerrag value Commission Per Licencelrag $ 0.0.0 000 $3000 $20. (cat identification) - - $5.00 (at identification) WORKERS ARE NEEDED in order that we an complete the program by early summer. If you are interested, please contact Eileen Maughan at the Town of Pi&erint, 420-2222 ext 2125. CORRECTION In the current Spring Summer Brochure Summer Camp Fees: See p. 59 Due to a printing error - there should not be fees/prices for Summer Camp Session 5. These fees/prices are indicated in the Day Camp - 2 week session section Q Planning a Jack & cillo Towne Facility Regie" arlaila k 25% disetwat fir genial$ at Don Beer and the West Shore Community Centre on Friday nights only! For more information please call Jody at 420-4623 THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, March 23,1999 -PAGE 7 T. Learn Something New... Y -� Get Involved... Register NOW PICKERHUG Spring/Summer Programs start the errasrrwrr Me rrsamwiavm week of April 26 ✓ Creative Play ✓ Creative Steps ✓ Beginner Skill ✓ Kindergym ✓ Pre -Ballet Development ✓ Ballet ✓ Advanced Skill FOLLOWING INSTRUCTORS ✓ Jail Development Capon" of the Town of ✓ interpretive Dance ✓ Recreational Tan Dance Instructor ✓ Highland Dance Hocke% Schi -i ✓ Art Classes ✓ Cartoon Express ✓ Mad Science ✓ Claremont An Classes ✓ Pre -Teen Dances ✓ Youth Leadershir ✓ An Levels ✓ Photography ✓ Watercolours ✓ Line Dancing ✓ Swing Style Dance ✓ Decorative Crafts ✓ Karate ✓ Tae Kwon Do ✓ Summer Sports Camp ✓ Summer Squash Camp ✓ Claremont Fitness Classes ✓ Karate ✓ Tae Kwon Do ✓ Bellydancing e OF A!}1 DEPARTMENT OF CULTURES & RECREATION ` REQUIRES THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTORS FOR 1999-2000 PROGRAMS Capon" of the Town of Pd*nN One The Esptanaoe Tan Dance Instructor piciteri"w• ono (for children 5-10 yrs. of age) uv 5t7 Must have previous teaching experience M EQuat Opportunity &V" - and enjoy working with children. In accordance win die Mixrupai Freedom of TZR Dance Instructor ( for adults 18 and over) hitomnakon and promcson of Previous teaching experience is required. Prwacy A0. Che nfonnaAon 9aMeW is cdWcwd par to the Akrrapal Act, R.S.O. Tai Chi Instructor 199o, ckt.45, mid wdbe used (for adults 18 and over)' Must be certified to select a ta^eidat0 Tai Chi instructor. ft Chart all I rose individuals ,aro app. however only Please submit a detailed resume by March Grose applicants wanted as 30, 1999 to Valerie Jones, Employment interview will be Services Coordinator, Human Resources Department. Fax: (905) 420-4610. vh ,, '�• `lton> he S 10&bb � 1?�to "I P PAGE 8 NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY EDITION, March 23, 1999 sports NEWS ADVERTISER MARCH 23, 1 9 9 9 Novice Raiders in tourney of champs `AAA' squad defeats Peterborough in playoffs The Ajax/Pickering Raiders IBEW Local to lift Ajax/Pickering to a 5-2 win in game two 353 major novice 'AAA' hockey team earned a of the series. Cyr added the other marker. Jarvis berth in the OMHA Tournament of Champions had three assists, McCusker two, Paterson, in Pickering by defeating the Peterborough Hann and Michael Carey one each. Eckford was Petes in the second round of the playoffs. solid in net again. The Raiders clinched the series with a 5-2 In game three, the Raiders prevailed 5-4 on victory in game four in Peterborough. Brendan goals from Gregorack, McCusker, Carroll, Hann had two goals while Johnny Paterson, Hann and Shaun Adams. Assists went to Hann, Marcus Carroll and Alexander Cyr fired sin- Paterson, Gregorack, Louie Mar -tone and Hold- gles. Carroll earned three assists, Mike Mc- ing. Cyr played a great game in net. Cusker, Cameron Holding. Paterson, Garrett The Raiders are coached by Jim Gatens, as - Trainor and Daniel Pineau had one apiece. Jere- sisted by Chris Cyr. The trainer is Ed McCusker my Eckford was outstanding in goal. and the manager is Blanche Carey. In game one, Peterborough edged the ONE HOUR Raiders 6-5 in overtime. Hann and McCusker scored twice each, Nicholas Mainelli had onePORTRAIT STUDIO V a marker. Carroll and Paterson earned two assists Cz apiece, Hann, James Jarvis, Cyr and Derek Gre- 1068 St- w MArMt�00PLAZNM014 � gn.. gorack had one each. Goaltender Eckford made PhOW m some great saves.QuWfty � C s Gregorack and Carroll scored two goals each tSy Region of Durham Attention: Social Service Support Agencies The Region of Durham is forming an Advisory Group re: Social Housing The Province of Ontario has devolved responsibility for social housing to the Regions. Consequently, the Regional Municipality of Durham is establishing an administrative model in preparation for the responsibility of administering social housing in Durham. An Advisory Committee is being formed to enable participation by knowledgeable and informed social housing providers, residents and support services agencies who would be interested in providing input and feedback to the development of a suitable social housing administrative model and other related issues. We are inviting written applications from staff or board members from social service support agencies interested in volunteering to be part of this committee. One person will be chosen, by lottery, from the qualified applicants. We require that applicants be endorsed by the agency board, and commit to ongoing monthly meetings for the balance of 1999. To receive an application form, please contact the Deputy Clerk at 668-7711 extension 4231 or 1-800-372-1102. These forms must be returned by April 01, 1999. The Advisory Committee will be selected in late April and please be advised that while we thank all applicants, only the candidates selected will be notified. The News Advertiser puts Durham Region on the World Wide Web at www.durhamnews.net hank t • • to Ontario's education community for contributing to the development of our new, more rigorous province -wide standards for high schools: Ontario Association for Mathematics Education ♦ Ontario Mathematics Co-ordinators' Association ♦ Association des enseWaintes et des enseignants franco-Ontanens ♦ Science Teachers' Association of Ontario ♦ Canadian Publishers' Council ♦ Ontario Science Educators' Association ♦ Ontario Parent Council ♦ Ontario Physical & Health Education Association ♦ Ontario School Counsellors' Association ♦ Organization for Quality Education ♦ Association of Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology of Ontario ♦ B'nai B'rith - League for Human Rights ♦ Minister's Advisory Council on Special Ontario Catholic School Trustees' Association ♦ Ontario Chamber of commerce, ♦ Institut d'ttudes Ptdagogiques de I'Ontario ♦ Secondary School Students' Association ♦ Teachers for Excellence ♦ Advanced Coronary Treatment Foundation of Canada ♦ Catholic Phrxtipals' Council of Ontario Council of Ontario Directors of Education ♦ Council of Ontario UNversifies ♦ Ontario Family Studies Co-ordinators' Council * Ontario Public School Boards' Association ♦ Science Co-ordinators' and Consultants' Association of Ontario * The Dominion Institute * Toronto Board of Trade * Parent Network Ontario ♦ Institute for Catholic Education ♦ Canadian Jewish Congress - Ontario Region ♦ Ontario Coalition for Education Reform ♦ Learning Disabilities Association of Ontario ♦ Arts Education Council of Ontario ♦ Association for Media Literacy ♦ Chiefs of Ontario ♦ Council of Drama in Education ♦ Design & Tectnnology Teachers of Ontario ♦ Educational Computing Organization of Ontario ♦ ESL Resource Group of Ontario ♦ Ontario Council of Teachers of English ♦ Ontario High School Philosophy Project ♦ Ontario Technical Education Association ♦ Association des chefs, enseignantes et enseignants de commerce de ('Ontario ♦ Ontario Society for Education through Art ♦ Association des consedWres et des conseipers en orientation franco-Ontariens .and many more. To receive your copy of Ontario's New High School Curriculum, call: 1-800-837-1077 or visit us at www.edu.9ov.on.c-a Q Ontario - from the C3owmrtient of Ontario. Setting higher standards. Putting kids first. THE NEVIS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, Meeh 23,1999 -PAGE 9 1 Gtra►al HNp 1 Gtrt�rtl HNp IM1 Gttttrd HNP 1 GOO HNP 1 Sda H WA9,* 1 sr. H WA nV.1 SdM ►+rWMra 1 er'a`s 1 Dental10 -009*0 Drivers Waned ffAM�TREtt/rAILON, ex- PHARMACIST WANTED For Pickering/Rexdale Denen60 n�eS . lull lime! Tlravel Consultant w" Ow poSAre m INSIDE SALES a Full Time Pharmacist is required for a locations to do deliver• ntp Town Cenlrt 3 Oshawa Full-tNwo, i Month Contract aes in or around the�ty Certlre. Cal Head office, 905• busv clinic nharm;iryarena is Cishreq We are a Picket! Travel Centra 1—d v.— ..... , r 273-21rl3 _ • Daycare AvMtabl• MME 10 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, Mirch 23,1 M 135 135 135 An established Durham Region manufacturer of industrial electrical equipment requires an ELECTRICAL DESIGNER. The self -motivated individual will be responsible for the design of PLC based automation and power systems for induction heating and melting. Prepares electrical schematics,detail panel and equipment layout and BOM for manufacturing operations using candidate must have an Elect. Technologist Diploma with 2 years dustrial experience, sound knowledge of AutoCAD R13/14. Emiliar with AB RSView and RSLogix an asset. Proficient in licrosoft Office and have excellent time management and 'ganizational skills. Candidates to submit their resumes, by mail or fax (905) 683-6550 only (no phone -calls please), in confidence to: 333 Station St., Ajax, Ont. OS 1S3 ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN Junior Position for recent college graduate of electronics. Repair service to component level. Must be willing to learn and grow with our industry. Call (905)668-W9 or fax resume to (9051668-3620 1 Articles for Sof CARPET AND VIM - Carpet three rooms 30 square yards, from $329 nstapeo. I will dis- count your beet code by 10%. Customer satisfaction gwr- anleed Call Mike for your tree estwnye. 9015-431-4040 COMPUTER FACTORY. Blow- out Amann 1 yr no pay meats then �16nk (Oacl 300 'diz loaded. primer, maiitor. Name. software and more. Free scarrwr,tk- -- aro telco 1-680.515-5543 COMPUTER LIGIIDATMN - 3 only Pemlum n system wan 128 Meg Ram. Ind Citron 333 CPU. 3 rig hard dine. 24X CO. WK modem, key- board arouse spakers $697 00. Panaan 200 system $495 Canon BJC 250 I>'rihr S99 00 Dot pnners from S25 00. VGA marbrs from $49 00 Marry used 466 and Peplum systems scram and upgrades Mudd T Cow prAers (905)430-5615 IN COAT - BeauMui Cto- COMt brown can longer, pee 10.12 Appraised at $9500. $Kilt ce at $5000 (705) 7e6 - a69 (Sno) GRAND PMMO. aaliem COrrouor 83 Wurlarer. ivory Man M $6.000 905 x65 7471 - KAIBAl Pura sok at Duman College n Student terms April 9WIDlNllth Over 40 PWM am d1oR+h For hila drtaon or appoetmrwrt aN t IDD -905-M' ENS BED X-IfrrA Orthopedic NlorNop set, acrd frame. sal in plastic. cost $1.700 Sell 5575 (416) 255-M eland stoveEiudent car . washer dry - Lion 4 years old Bat other ick - (SM) 831.2444 MOVING SALE: Antiques 9pc Walnut Wrong room suite S1.350 Mafwgrry Corner Cabmo w/curved pass $975 Dresser $135 Mahwgany OW 8 6 clan w/sidelli 5950 Maple table A 4 pairs wvsrde Huard $750 6 Harp tack Dhows M. VKWWI and Outten dine chairs $175 ads Mwrois $35 each. Om- er nems 7pc soled (custom made) Pmt Ca wen Bal bed- room suit (paid $7000. ntul0 $3.950 060 4pc Wakeful bed- foom semi, $350 Sued Mp4J UghkA coffee and old tables SM. Ra1Un plss top table i 4 Settled dlitt whin Cuslip" (end (1.700) SB95. Taw A 5 dmfs $200. Mmwtr- . , Prints SIBS -5275. Sewuq machine SM MUN edM $145 Busirwu Mm: 35 pow n ea) Cash Rdgipers 1225 each. AN VM "a a ceA rca-, , It 6 ieaerac mmaduws. various x.100 c�ema(fpr-icceps. Sh" SF- `loM S4$2�50. =� hollsorhor EE RS weer (new mMeel $125. M 62 desk $75. Gnu chid SM. 3 work bench char $50. air. Dooley 00~ 1997 GMC Satyr Milli Van 521.000 Foy boded.ded. serine omlen s 2 Hollows and Best - am (985)467-3532. MUST SHL. SEVEN day ea - Co w! 1s ml NKM km Dis- ney World, KMdlrrAaudry/ wfirliool. Al Wtxtglle. Stops six. Breakfast W. S158J b0Apml 4M. (9 000. -294-51104) aid WDMr NNW CYCL94WEC 39 lash auonwic adjustable bed whiff Cy1Cd-fmlaSSage unit. In OW COrKHM cost $2310 askin0 $919. Mom phone 905 433 01165. PIANO TEClMMM awadid k for failing. repairs, and pre- pwchase oanunation on al make A remodels. Cad Brb at 905.427.7631. POOL TAME$. a' SM 9' swe bNknd tAbks for sale. Call 995.420-4113. 1 Micla Sale kir RCA. DSS. SATELLITE, new model 5135 Including test card (all cherries open) View over 800 channels, $689 99 nst"hon "ilable Card guaranteed for 6 mondrs- KennSat 905) 725-0196. 1905)626 9996 RENT TO OWN APPLIANCES. new and reconditioned, tull wwramy Paddys Market. 905-263-8369 or 1-600-798- 5502 SHEOMAM Ouakty wooden shreds 6 x 8 them kit. orgy $339 plus W Many other Sias and styles avadabk ALSO garages and decks 761 McKay Rd UM 3. Pickering For more udo al 905419- 2093 MAMK S APPLIANCES Sala/ Service Parts Deluxe frost - three Images. ire new 5199hp Sere-Gtearong 14ovt. lift -lop $199 Side-by-side. Mkt new, Mite 5599 washers $149/up Dryers S150/up Kenmore diSfrwrasher butt -m must see $199 Microwwves 5100 Freezer 4yrs lees new 5250 Finaixerg av oUDk OAC Up to lyr warranty 426 SimCoc SI S (905)728-4043 11AwWwAbftfor ad. 19N BUZ= SM DICK, 5 speed. 4 re 4. 112 hardtop. 112 soft top, sorry deck. chrome wheels. $3.600 or best offer Telephone 438-0309 or 718- 8991 alter 6 p m snp IM CHEV LUMINA EUrds- Mport gray. mint condition. 720-1593 1990 TEMPO. While. am/lm cassette. air Excellent corWl- tion 1573DKM $2600 (905)- 571-2398 1991 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER - grand LE 175 Km, perfect shape. fully loaded. certified. full warranty til September 1999 $6500 Call 683.5759. 1992 Petition: Lemons . af- fordable and sporty. red. tinted windows. 99K. 5 spd. new Dat. an, certttable for very little $2799. Call 438-4115 leave Articles Wanted mess. (snp) 1 1) WANTED • HOT WHEELS 6 1994 SUNBMD LE. 2 door. SIZZLERSMatcn box dinky. automatic. red. 127.000 km. model cars and other auto air. AM/FM cassette, new motive toys. Gil Z63-2661 Drakes. Spotless interior and evenings step exterior excellent condition LEAF TICKETS $5500 al (905) 4361477 WANTED. 1995 JEEP CHEROKEE WILL PAY $10700.12 month unlimited FACE VALUE. km warranty 1994 PONTIAC PLEASE CALL SUNBIRD. $5.295. 12 month BRUCE unlimited km warranty 1968 BERETTA $3.195. 12 month -OSHAWA WHITBY 12.000 km warranty 11991 THIS WEEK' NISSAN STANZA $3.995. lz 905-579-4400 month 12.000 km warranty. EXT. 22117 DEALER Days (905) 965-0074 or Nigras (705) 277.3250 silo 1 Garage 1 wd reed soft sells Durham Region's LARGEST YARD SALE Sat. Apr. 10th - 8 a.m. - 5 P.M. Sun. Apr. 11th - 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 423 Bloor St. W., Oshawa IN STORE SPECIALS GALORE!! Don't miss the deals. • 1 Ans A Craft S 1 1 ter Sit CRAFTERS WANTED at 'Tilt 1997 Pontiac Grano Prix GTP Gln d Crap Showpace' keel- brq+r 24 earner (manor w- ad m the Comics Flea lar- Vier Charged. fully loaded. CO. ke. 4 firer east a 000". 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Psrdrstmg outr . a- taks w/some moque Cad- ents, ro nim bate Cmn- side ), dwMediona a any sort. quenches or single w toque lens special inkiest in MoonxW paWy. Ill try to w spots toAA��sriimtb pqdueeeROOM Bowen s- Brooklet, ekes (905)655-M905MS-804 9. tax GUM 04 OEAL.f. We Buy. Sell. A moms! Pay top dollar for top items. Horde audW vidc0, car audio, tools, CO's, movies, games, gold. dia- monds. IfferMuMe, apptiArrces. (905)433-1765 905.571-2274 (905)866-0001. (Pray at Mens in working order) pimp 3.1 14, rN, aft, lorded, RARE ! CAME CORSO high pWlec nmNrnar $4,966., MASTIFF PUIPM. Mom dog 90 Saveld, AX, 5 MSA excellent with hfmagp, 4 x 4, aprofrs, /MK, azw and acs. Liigte os* 55,500. 93 Atte n,- van. beyond descrplim. Podebad XLT, sped. gorgeous hail. registered' Cad WTMW 2101. of* 55,500.. 95 Hytm- Kaat Js. 905-26341624. dei Accent. air. aft. 95K, BONN 55.000. A-1. 93 Hymntlai Ethical SE, aulIC ni o, 117ce while 11 e 19M CNIVKER DTM6iTT. $4,500. 89 Shorebird. beauty, D:7�" loaded.am. a-1, IBM 52.995. 88 9 3806Gwv conversion.bade4 350 5) 839V6, sop $6.945. N Topdz 5 - $pd. Great ar deny $1.995. 92 1966 BA RCIANy TRACER, eADOW Ixfrn-'In ,fro ruts. 2 door. new duch. $1,500. Tele- () (905) 611116-2351. or 1!9! Jew YJ Laredo loaded. black, 2 lops, 5 speed. 1 lady owner. never off road. good coMlUon. Certified. 56400. Cal 905.509.2775, 1989 PLVIIOUTM Voyaper SE, I flyirrda turbo, 7 rAn Iron, oars e CaN (BOSH28-8291, 48w W4=w- BUN 44, loaded. 200IC nice 57500. MMS AND TRUCKS - 95 Apron. loaded and AMID, 96 GMC safari, loaded. love, 95 Caravan. quads. WM, 95 Lumina loaded, 3800 V-6. tmastic, all with good kms. caller Auto Cmov, lis aN I. Weal M M MMM MMI. Olk e . s79 -m OPEN SOMA► 1919 PONTIAC SUMFIRE. while. only 4200 km., 4 dr. Sub, WM, 512,900 or best rssdneW OW. 434-2775 300 400 FRAC�-SER V,ll7k'CL/ , 1 AUanothilu IM A A A AUTO- Cars trucks boats We pay up to $10.000 Cash on the spot Any corMr- tion, any year Call us any- time. 24 hours. 7 days. 30 mm. service 905-686-5003 or 905-706-5234 CASA FOR CARSI We buy used vehicles Vehicles must be in running condition Can 427.2415 or come to 479 ORAD AUTO SAL. Ajax ES at 1 Trucks for JAIS_ 1966 .rev Pickup. PS, po. un. a/c PS pd. 200.000 kms. cap. $2500 oto. 571-7100 (scop) 1993 FORD Ranger Rik up. excellent condition. 5-spa4 standard. 4 cylinder. s00 cendied Gil (905)104-6510 1 vwwl 4 whom Drive 1966 SAFARI VAN good con- 7mon new transmission, 3 s gw tee. S32UO can 11tH W"OMEEN LTD 44. ruay loaded Good shape $4.200 certmed obo Cal (905) +20-2604 1 Traik n COLEMAN FOLDING Camper irailtrs by Fleetwood 11 models On drspNy in show - week Firmiitno araraOften 7 Up aHoil" Word rearew & RV cwit.. lo - abed on 012 Mry (Brock St Whrttry). 3 12 hem north of Brookln !new AirsN 905- 656-6176. 1-600-SF19• t FOR RENT 1996 STAR Craft lent trailer Loaded. , iclude- sleeps f35aredky Avail Mar -slut, (905)-433-1247 Me Slarimro BRATS by Crestlmer. Grew Celebrity Sustnam, hhrro- craft. Tempest powmed by Johmwrm, Ewrwude (fstrrg bosh. Dowrlft . coil boats. Deck boalls. mi New i Used Fibergtau Alummu m. Hops sewehon outboards Low Low Prices Open 7 days a week Holift World panne i RV Centre. located on 012 Hwy (Brock St. WMDy). 3 12 kms norm of BroOMn 905-655-8176. 1 - NO -589.1854 available in Ajax and Picker- ing. Available April 1st. Cen- tralty located Call Home Finders at 728-7902 for de- tails. 2 MM large legalized bsrnt apt Loverpoolllayly Sep err NC. utit/able 4pc bath Steps to mail. Go tram Bright eat-m-lutchen. $875/m0 (905)-631-9879 WILSON/OLIVE area, adult budding Two-bedroom apt available May 1st. Frage, store, heat, hydro included No pelt. $742/month. Carpet. parking. laundry Daytime 263-8369 or evenings 263- 2522. 2 BEDROOM apt new Ostia - we Cere and 401 Parking- Laundry. Storage Available immediately Hort Smokers Preferred Sswmo plus hy- dro 905-579-0246 2-BDRM apt good Wilton in wee marvained '2-plex. Nice netgtnppurlrood. Simcoe North Russet Clow to Shopping. bus Fridgelstove. Pat". cable. Laundry iacikpessor- Gil 905-576-29V AGM $ ST., OSMMA 24ED- RO l . spacious man floor of some tenced yard. parkm fridge. stove mceded $6751 mo al reclume". toSfAap re- quoted e- �Available Apr Ist Call 111 AJAK - SaAMwg new 2 bed- room, separate entrance, carr- tral yr. Urrndrr, walk to go. Ave foon�bke May � (9 5) $ 806660 4622 AX i or 2 bedr JAoom bow mem Apw me d poet to ail sort to testi. no pets. no $nnok- mg. $575/mofmhty an nor SM 428.7643 pp AJAX CENTRAL. 1 -bedroom basement apartment. 4 cap• 0-M. Marr. separak #- I V, o-Idella. Laundry txdom Sep- antt. Shower StM, no tub No Pols $650 ndupve. Cal 663- 8766 AJAX 1-0edroorm basement apartment kir rote. Has own separate entry Nice ami bright with wa koa Asking $700/monM Avadabk April 1st CA IM3-0364 AJAX, 3 -bedroom ran few. 3 appleances. plus k"" ►bot dab. parlarg. $1000 n- Clusive. AWlable April 151h. RARE tf Fiberglass SOwd Crap (90SW7-M Doul. New pard- raraho Duck- AJAK, re0eeoraled 2 -bed - as. 35nN mere. Boa t -W. =in basement apartment. $1200.00 O.B.O. Six wMd 5 al MoNdia drive Anpli cat. Great fon ad seasVes GoodConde- asap BN. No pets. First/ non $1200.00 0.6.0. 623- Up, references. Available M16 aha s pm. Apr 1st. Cal (905)iil 9566. Wi-m-R7 apwwmmur FW PAN APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. Includes fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. CaR 6%-0845 or, visit us at: 1 dad 24EM0611t available April 1st or May 1p. LOaked al 946 Mum St. and 350 Malaga Fill Deham. start SBOWNX mtlr ad inclusive. No Pets. Cal 576x724 afytnw. 1 BEBIIOOM buemun apartment. Clary i beautiful. Separate entrance. Laundry A pafldfg. Ngn-smotec Whitby area. Available MAY 1st. "MmmM RrsfAAp. (905) 725-9131. RACIEI.OR ApArt avail- able Miy 15111 /1jMk. Fur- dsbed , non sfemoier ro Pis, 5425 per mordh Mop aro leloladleo s leneldry, able. Tel 6199231. AMRAOLE MONEOLMW. in Whollybuilding. spa - 430 -0134. MCKEING,brighl 3 bed - mom basement b Geo. Nod Sm bno r. avow* imnedfatey. per niond1. (90618376681. TWO BEOROOr awilaMe May1, 5640: Oplfnaa Centre era location. Rleal. psfkkg So waled fncladad HyrMo ea - ba. (!06143641042 ,11 ser Rol PICKERING, near 401• Go. Large attractive basement apartment, share kitchen. bath, suitable for dean pro- fessional References. IsUlast. no pets or smoking 5500 (905) 831-3655 after 5 -leave message L400 470 WMTBY, 1 -bedroom apart- A BEAUTIFUL SETTING on ment. S650/month, includes Lake Seymour, 2. 3 and 4 heat, hydro, centra air, laun- bedroom cottages, fully dry. 1 parking. Iirstilast re- equipped. Pod, fishing, store. quired No pets. Call weedy Camptiellfob, 2 his. (905)623-1013 Ne of Toronto 1.888-813• flowed 2212 1 CENTRAL Oshawa, large 2 room housekeeping, fis bedroom apartments avail- swim 6 poll Near asmo. CANAL LAKE season 2 -bed- h Call 705-426-7742 able In well-maintained budding dose to all amenities. Please call (905)723-0977 9 am -7p.m DOWNTOWN WHITBY -Big bachelor apartment, available April Ist. 5530 per month. ISV last, fully private 2 bedroom, with balcony. Avail Apr t, $750 /mo. 6rSVtast Call (905) 669 4009 EXCLUSIVE large beautiful 1 - bedroom. new, upper level. kitchen living room, jacuzzi, li ht $675 r Dl YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE? i � from $700/month i Not Much DownpaymenrM (905)571-6275 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley Sala ra Raw aEih Rd r,fw. t YI IrA nAaA net I h"P a hnmP sky q or ntgo a for you 6 month Tree. From Prefer single male. ctan. $500 Income requirement non-smoker Ptckenng/easy from $27,500 income rocs. Call 401 access (905) 839 3000 Ken Collis. Coldwell Banker HARWOODIHWY 2. Beautiful (905)728.9414 bngM 1 -bedroom basement apartment, large kitchen, pri- vate entrance, backyard and parking. Near ante rwhes $625 inclusive No smoking/pets (905) 428-397 LARGE 2 bedroom above ground baseman apartment in Whitby,no smoking, no pas. avaiUWe May t Four appliances. first and tact $685 Pius hail unities. WHITBY, LARGE multi-level two. 3 -bedroom apes (family buoloing) lmmedatery. new windows. freSLMy-pamted. hardwoods rcfirusled Near SCII0015. snoppfnq, transit Durids/Cocharw. Call Jeanne At 666.4145 9 A m - 9 p.m. NEW OVERSIZE B7Chefor Gose to mal"uses. Go and sot 1Noodsiove. A/C. L,,dry facilities available Parking stat ceare working person FiniAast Avol Imrnedfately (905) 619-2W3 BSHAWA - FURNISHED $3951montrry ben rooms ful- ly Turn ShW and carpeted basement apartment pose to South General Motors and Shwppwg Plm Intersection Blood st w and Park Rd South 905-726.0079 leave message PKKERMG . LEVEII►DOL IID. near Go large 2 bedroom Llsemem. sun tatteroom. Inlcwn and laundry. own en- frarrce No rtes Mar tst $875 u%Nhes mchrded 416-494- 3766 at 905-770.7222 PICK ROG rest, refwraled 2 bedroom basemen. Intl bamroom. kitchen. lauindry. own entry Cac. central vac, Poking Close b scfwoubus S" $625 AN ncwne Avail - aft April Ist NO Ing Cad (905) 426-4 1r1CNERMIG Vidiew moor 3 -BEDROOM condo town. house. 2 -bathrooms. fire- place, air con. Pod 6 tennis coups in complex, parkette behind house. great rmgh- bourwod. $900 plus utilities Cad (905)436-9091 ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING 6 months free, then own a house from $550/month Blh Roka Coldwel Banker (905) 728 9414 AJAX. clean detached 2.000 sq h 3 bedroom, upper levels oily Irrcplaoe. W ap- pliances. no pets. May 1. $127500 plus Condo" Management, 905.428-9766 AJAXMCKE RING/WNITBY. 3 bedroom main floor bunga- lows. Also 2 d 1 bedroom availabLe Laerrdry IXA,tles. parking. Clow to all amen ties alt (905) 686-8906 AVAILABLE May 1st. house for rem 3 -bedroom bnrlgabw in Oshnea. pets 1-hedroom Oaten I . apartment. 2 triages d stoves, for more deals please all (906)728-2563 By OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE - $68WmoxrlWy, 6 rooms (two bedrooms) upper duplex Bg fenced yard. pn- valt driveway, close to school, aPPltanan included Available May Ist 905-72- 0079 Have message a 1 Roams R r AVAILABLE NOW ;umished room Separate entrance. kitchen, laundry. all fac*Ws. Prefer quiet working person $440/mo Cad $39.4271 anon FMINMSHED Room with own bathroom parkmg laundry n a 3 bedroom home, non smoker. nut all amentia $420 month (905) 428-9724 l> Wc.linreala CLEARWATER. fully lurnished and central air conditioned. 2- 3 bedroom mobile (perma- nent) homes Pools, hot tub, nearbeaches and major at- tractions. Children welcome Photos $275 weekly (905)683-5503 11 private Homes For Sale 3 BEDROOM home North of Oshawa Centre Int 45nx133ft new oil furnace, hard wood floors, garage, large garden Tetry25g6298 street $139.900 ATHABASCA FOREST 110 Gatineau Street Impressive 3 . 1 bedroom. 2 bathroom bun- galow Many upgrades Bright spacious kitchen, hardwood doors. finished basement pa rage. $157.900 (905) 576- 9305 BOWMANVILLE quiet neigh- bourhood close to park. shoppng 6 schools. Proles- sialally landscaped detached 4 Leve backs Ill, 3.1 bed- room. CA. CV $181.900. plorne (905)697-31179 aria Spm. No Agents BOWMAMVILLE.3.1 bed- rooms Semi 50000 lot on Crescem Singe garage with double driveway Fenced in yard/deck New too am many upgrades 5126.900 (905)697.3532 CENTRAL WHITBY. 55 tt frontage 2 storey 4 bed- rooms. 4 ams. more floor Laundry. hrrshed Dsmt. 7 ap- pliances. asking $199.900 x11905.668-9521 M.E. OSMAWA House for sale Ravine Int In ground pool. 4 bedroom. 4 hath. 2 fireplaces. 5 mmutes from s Inn As" 5212.500 Telephone (905)-576-5429 kir PRIVATE SALE - House In Oshawa 57x,2711 lex 3 Ddrm bung Newly renovated Hrwd firs. oak kit Sep ere b huge tachwr caappl. 3pc them Must see $155.000 723-0712, no a" SMBCOE STREET NORTH; lot 70h x 1504 while acumnum. large kvwg room eat in ktdn- en. 3 bedrooms. 2 walk In A r a s. 1 12 ban, double de - UO W gnaw dnvtwy for 6 ars. all new winbws and root. elecnc teal. $150.000 Td 725.4676 y. aRV` , hcUse. VatlktW stenos. sky- PWPALARrge t AM 1St, la furnished room. kitchen. tam. WHITBY 4 -bedroom. Darr. Limitedly. AIC parlung G0. city Dna. parking. cable. high efficient gas heat Ex - $725, utditws. No tefepllahI. until incl Female tras Good rooghbourhood sn)OWV M CaLivan mfg own -•sacker, preferred Main nos Uudry Asking (905f427-8768. or (90.5)773- (M)404-2708 $223 000 o b o Open House 996671 Sun March 21st. 2.4pm. 27 PICKEIIMG. bright basement PKREIMNG. rope kir ram. share kitchen. laundry tape- Or No age" CAN (11105)579-81 18 apartment April 1st $em Ties. S4%,non h Saw ung, �surgk. wpWg pawn must like antmees. close to WHITBY 3 NOME$. SUPERB t tnttarlet pafkrnq. 5550/rdonedy Mo Go Must be lull. BUNGALOW. Hardwoodloe- uMdws. Drs/ smoking, no lewdly. low. Cad (905) 420-071 ramc Ibors few 4pc..3pe . windows i furnace 3 bed- Rrstliast. rdperoa WMTBY MUGS MASTER Bed- rooms. finished basement A (905)427-0072 room Private ersude bath- garage, $169900 TORMINA M�#MC. West Stwrc•One room Walk -m -Closet Share kitchen. Bacfryard. telephone, built Falmgbrook. 2882 sq ff . man floor den. wtirlpool tub bedroom bsmt apt. Sepuate able Non-smoker Working ensate. antral of/vac entrance. bus route, laundry.person pWk% f650.00mwnth al re- Ex-kM 1-11100011$264,900 8 Ust $39Gmon. 430- SPACIOUS TOWN- elusive. MAast. references 6675. HOUSE. recent lotriwn. to ows. flooring, rec-room,Available A &M9952. r � ( ) ShMN 2coando. down. wa 1 SOVIN AJAX, bedm" her. 597.500 Why owl? Cog aptrtmat, upper Lewd. fur. AVANABLE �TELY - LILIAN NORTH 905.668.7479 misted or unfurnished. park- Rooms with use of kitchen RE/MAX Sutured or Palle 905- 686.3600. mg: quad, mature. workn6 am baBwoom. $315. A $350/ adtll Per I e $43umo. "a Pas. (906)666-3299. math me fest A last need- WMTBY, WESnYNOE - plod ed. No pets. myon smokers rout, 4 ttedroom4. ce" air. SPACMM wd-awk0in d 2- 571-7193, have r4ntd vac, double OlraOl, 3 bedroom apts. Awl. at 900 message (Sep) pool. shouts 10.. to elle Glere St. some west I� Tm l flw8`I7,900 Scho(905) %V wb-n closeh, Daunt Du'ad- to sicca n Female � j07 For apparM- ed. Close to 'drools. shop- podant or pmolaprha prc- png entre, GO Swo t. UDY- ded for, iron-smNoker. short in innctded. Cal 728.4693. Michael. lauuMy, large tract - P S@b HAWA dab, 1st and Ise. 5475/ for mm".837-0 71 AMU - 2 beemoont ceedo, 66 StTlfllg Family Bldg. Large 2 b 3 81H baby Ct. Loped at $,05,000. Bao** aagrakd. b- units. l1GMties itlGttded. Easy _Millsboro. S to schools, tlkldmeBleaddul inatsire. B.B.O. sP cwt amid tlBl For appt. Cal Pte• Ned"g. 1-��, slhred LealeAemak motomM tmiidirg Cal Sd- syr or Ron fib On mmPp6s M-0741 mwtcom Plus Rally 1 B00 wok$$WW. $60 momMh• 4313157. T > 416x18.OB/4. NB MBNTGAGE FFLVEMe Mail,1, C _ RosebenjuiFmdj for 5 non -11. (O.A.C), when i Hex PMN aM header imlclk0ad. Rydro eek- Ara. sigle noN-Smoldmg 2 bedroom IQ. (SM 436 -IM Maessm" female seeking apartment con". Froft Wnyd, row aspeeft sharer room $ride (Or two). homerwidows. tridw am ALROMr asernrl apart- •phare flew 3 Oedroom We. house. b stove ifndoded inn asking OW, all fwrAS Nd, priwk Very claim. fireplace, 7 cap price. Live here for las am OM floor Shopping Pla- Peres. $BBD mWhiy. 639- rine". Imer- � Nu Ml�o za. pmt sheig e , , m nw Seta alW bpm. A Taxes. smoker. all inclusive. 5650/ Them is no reason b no, MOM. Available imraediak- PICRERM . 401/whte's rd., C Nn oy u Cans for Suess y. Cal 683-8637. can home. quiet subdivf$L- ReprnebmoNatdivae Sow G.. by conservation area. Share Salus Realty Inc. (905)138 WEfTNEY, MY 2AIWV N1 - al facilidies femalePreferred. 0990 for mall delaNs. Brats now. 03*ab level non smoker, no pets. avail - sPkAmdt- sparatt so- Age now. $375 monft M11- Lou for M trance. two large bedrooms. 7540. kW"WdW* too= 6 full trtltogen and Inchon.Coo- SMBLE ChrhtfAn lemale pro- 1.1 ACRE sect no"pArM tral air A parking. Credo lerred to share Irmo. Picker wooded tKildlrte M. ner Own- ch750 rdk is a midi. A 5all IOWScuiorouDl border. ro• Oily $89,000. TBtller indtMive cable kwh dat 426 Avriablt April 2M. Cal (416) kyle, Roo taPiga Falk 2900 261-3320 AIW 5:30 p.m. R.E, (906),576.1111 410 410 410 650 650 650 SICK OF RENTING?? OWN YOUI -.'HOME - IT'S EASYII • First Time Buyer? -Call Markl �; -• Discharged Bankrupt? -Call Markt Not Much Dovirrlpayment? - Call Markl Mark offers honest, professional, no pressure service to help you own a home. (905) 571-6275 or 14800-840-6275 Malik Stapley Sales Rep. Remax AtAhty Real Estate Ltd. HAVE A COTTAGE this sum- merBalsam Lake. Asking by only 785.000. Very cute 2 bedroom year round cottage, with lour piece washroom. Lrg kitchen. Lrg Living room, dock & boathouse. Close to snowmobile traits for winter Gorgeous View. Call Rhonda Keenan Sales Representative Sutton Group Status Realty Inc. (905)436-0990 for more details 1 campw Trailer Sties CAMP INN On Duck Lake 70 miles from Toronto. 270 acre resort, extra large shaded campsites, store. pool. play- ground. modem facilities, summer season $745. Call 1905)294-2900 b tend $50 - $1000 Advance until payday/commission or pen- sion. Answer in 20 mm. 665- 1148.4t6-z9699o2 MONEY PROKEM3. Get out of debt Quick without gqoonithpq bankrupt or being garrsslheed. Everyone steepled reWins of credit rating. Call for free information. 905-576-3605. Student loam Included. PwVATE MORTGAGE Funds. No fees to Quaktied borrowers. SPWW for the Denham At - 4496o DomirhionGaminy Mortgage Corp corp. Insurance MORTGAGES Good. bad and ugly Financing for any pur- GI nnrr co p7 Moonnga�pe seapplicaborts rvrca corp (905) tS68- 6005. .1 Nnmm 0000nMutes BUSINESS FOR sale, fully stocked modem, uPto-date bulk food store. In growing vinawourist arta Also with bakeshop possibiWms Rea. sonable ram613)472-1067 on (613)473-5048 evensto UIPORT3/EDOr1T3 - En- Irepreneurs$ Dream How to open your own ton-anesstt' Prows S 2%W$- Mbrtdwhdt oorRap/produclt. Ea$y" Toll Free. 1477-327-6067 TOTAL TINNKEY ONLY SMM Equipment. trakuhg. $rapport. Deni Renis Pra- sure washing sywmts. 1 - NO -368-0101 First time d- kred. n a MR SALE - licensed for 125 persons. /1 Quality chat - VA. equipment and leasethoW impirowmens. 404-6217 e Nee a NUKTOM WANTED - estab- lished camp peer a moose wai Vey dean & amxoru organized Inme. Call 721-6811 aft 5 p.m. 1 Air Mm. a dkofflt0wl. etando- lin A of Loomm Go AI - Lan 2505011 MONK OF AMOK Girt Shop. has as your Reade Baby aad Dennie B-dy naft own cases M 74.99 qdL hull I , - ,l, tags and large sekctwn Of rear - Beata Om b ma, Shop open Mid. Thos.. Fit, 9mHow $aR. !-spm. $hop Mcoad at sSoloing saafta� He� VOW 90 6�u EnAwtions Un Auctions SATURDAY, MARCH 1T"-10:00 a.m. For the Estate of Howard Co of Uxbridge and for Louise Hope of Stouffvil e, beingg held at Vanhaven Sales Arena. 722 Davis Dr t vkririrw Antiques, Furniture & Household: 9 pc. walnut d/r ste., oak sldebd., parlour tables, tub & wingback chairs,am & pine cpbds., 5 sec. stocking (lawyer's) bookcase - Berlin, ON(ex.) pine school desk, mini wal roll top writing desk, pressback chairs oak &cherry tables & chairs (new), Queen sect./bed (beige), brass fan f/p screen, iron beds, washstands, butcher blocks, GE fridge (almond), stove & fridge (copperfone), wringer washer China, Glass & Silver: Royal Douhort incl. Old BaIQ Qer HN 1315 & Bolloon Man HN 1954; Ig.teopot collection, 19. qty. teacups, Vaseline gl., crystal decanter, goblets, Coln. pressed I. Colectibles: Sports Cords incl. Bobby Orr T g coins, I DOO's comics '60's - '80's Incl. lode KII I, stain windows & lights, Coln. oil lomps incl. sm. hand Quebec Art ltd- Editions & Jack Seerey- Lester print Tools & Misc.: Garden & old tools, drill press, wood lathe, table saw, k m6or incl. ash, maple, cherry & ook, gas lawnmower, rolohller snowblower, Clark English saddle, Kem (swiss) Two ouctioneers selling at same time Sports Cards @ 11:00 am. Preview 8 a.m. Sole Day Tams Cash, Visa, M/C, lnteroc or approved cheque. Gary Hill Auctions (Div. of 1081454 Ontario Inc.) UX4"'�` Office 905452-9538 161 Free 800-654-4647 Celulor 416-518-6401 Fox 905-852-1067 OAMR).UTURAIYAPV.P-IOfMasa L -" Nd Qtly Aanyar .tots JATURN Y AM124• . /OW & n FARX.tA0111MEY& lTxJ( f WWC.V)0_YrSALE RI174VU%T E(jOM-17.ULE -..Uxw - Ilk b ir ethred N you wish w contyk to ane of our salla piety on w a can AUCTION Them Mare 25th 6:M pm at WAWNER'S AUCTION HALL Hwy e2 Cat kwur mets Moving! Household ndo Sam antique a wctbis pcL, wok. Bar- n & lawn fools, TV, ap inces, ex. 2 chnal abi- Is, apt. size Upro ezer in now condition. pond 2 -door Kenmore Ige. other fridge & ad" 24' swve. tads chair sea, dressers, tats of drawers, sofa & for set. 2 mMdntg owe as in new condition. npuler desk compo lar. x model & portable TV, will Ud. Elfifon prints. boxes, large quantity all arodes, wok, dish~ toys, glasasreI chilli fps, dishes, household cies, Ismps. cad pic- es and framieS, c01xK- s macelonsora anYcles, many b list. NO RE - FIVES, Visa, MC, In- ic. Cash or Good C%W i eta wxvm AUCTIONEM l -"a SELL R WW CAU 683WO PAW MB MOs6rW hldIN CMMre l w w k sod"! hearer 20,1/31 a.m. (Viewiq Irl/) 4/11 M Wamly N. fte le #211My., Ead M So"" SL Noes 1 bet. unday's Auction features a varied selection of article imiture, tables, dressers, chairs, household effect WW cools d liars t lisppoits cdlectades, glass table & IkleldlawO, quantity dlile oak lumber. CON Nr 6'ONaIgaMOM MiK=AUM. "Nr $KO1 M W Meds. MOO M aftm" am Eat fiNMgy AMIMw a CONOelarl0 Asides,know ae011NeeWw 6MNIgawOMt. M�kANil — jMI7l10 1 illi Sat. March 27, at Is a.m. exceptional selection antique furniture plus lents of an admirable rkham home. Sale I at the Ballantra4 nmunity Centre, 1 east of Hwy. 48 on ora Rd. Part listing y. Lotrely tne's ck walmel setloa ole ir, reastilol saki tit chill" coital IV &lila 'hes; Walnut oak dlningroom ta- I, and dors, side- rds etc; early pine hen table; ash wash - id 0880; ash 3 tet dressers 01190's, ty smaller fades and it types. Outstanding tom made sectional sterfield suite with d in Queen sin pull - bad. Wicker settee chairs; 2 cast iron baths; 4 Now rnOfo 1•. Bamboo dining - If suite; loveseat; Adul 9x12 area rug; t bench; cast iron Iters. Glass, china ',Chides. artwork. and m much more. Lets paltly fareiblre, IV Is am dom Do r newt. Visa, INC, SAT. MARCH n, 11 A.M. Public Auto Auction at Peterborough Auction Center on Hwy e7 . 2 Mi. Fast of Peterborough . Repos, Trus- tee Vehicles, public consignrnents, now accepting cars, trucks, vans, 4 x 4's, all years, makes, models. RV's, motorhomes, snowmobiles. Expecting appmx. 40 ve- hicles some unreserved. Selling for Alan Lawson, Fisher Trustee in Bankruptcy. 97 Yamaha YZ250J mo- torcmss motorcycles. We are expecting over 30 vehi- cles. Bnng to barn Thurs., Fri. Some uruts selling with no reserve. All vehicles guaranteed clear titles. $200. draw Terms 5500 cash, visa or Mastercharge at sale. Balance by cash or certified funds within S days. $50- Buyers Fee. Consign now. ORVAL MCLEAN AUCTIONS - PETERBOROUGH (705) 745-5007 OR 1-800-461-6499 AUCTION SALE AT PETHICK AND STEPHEN - SON AUCTION BARN HAYDON SAT. MARCH 27 at bpm. Vlawtno From 3pm. Cont- ents from an apartment in Oshawa ( giving up housekeeping) Partial Ust New bed chesterfield, round pine table with 4 chairs, ornaments, bow front oak curio cabinet, bedroom suite, pine hutch, dishes depression glass, crystal, belts, coal oil lamps, cups 6 saucers. Wedgewood dishes, cookware, kitchen appliances, (small) mantle clock, collector miniature violins, Unions, tools etc. Terms CASH, CHEOUE with ID or VISA. Owners or Auctioneer not responsible for accident or injury Incurred at the sale. Auction- eer Dort Stephenson 90S-263-1402, 0S-263402, 905-277- 9:29 or Fax 705-277-0010. Directions from 401, ext. 431 at Bowmanville, north on Hwy 57, 8 mi. to Con. Rd B, tum east at the Fare Hall. AUCTION SALE AT PETHICK AND STEPHEN - SON AUCTION BARN HAYDON, Saturday March 27 at thin. Door open at Gam. A Special Auction of coins. toys, stamps and jewelry- 1900's Canadian Pennies. Royal Cana- dian Mini Sets, Canadian. Amerfcan and Foreign Bank Notes and Coins 1800': i up. 011yrnipic Coin Sets etc. Toys: Matchbox, Ertl, Hot v1 Old Games. Jewelry 10-22ki Gold Ruffs. ISkt. Gold Chairs, Sterling Suver and mora. There win be an Auction at Spm. the same day. The household contents from an apartinatrt In Osha- wa. Terms CASH, CHEQUE with 10 or VISA. Owners or Auctioneer not responsible for accid - ent or injury Incurred at the sale. Auctioneer Don stelpheinsion 905-263-1102. 7106-277-0029 or Fax 0S-277-0010. Directions from 401 ext. 431 at Bowmanville, north on H 57. 8 mi. to Con. Rd B. tum east at the Fire Hal - HIED. MARCH 24, START 6:31. VIEW FROM NOON Kahn Auctions. 2699 Brock Rd. N Pickering, 3 m. N. of hwy. 401 exit 399 featuring this week antiques. fine furniture, Vu.china 3 colkutsbles from the estate of Alex Main. Toronto & inclusions. Forsirlrs: 8 pe. oak D.R. ste. Ig. Empire couch, Oueen Anne style china cabinet. sofa d lovaW (new). Empire Style console table, mahogarty, headboard, round oak. Empire style table, coffee & end tables, Chippendale style settee, mahogany dropfront desk wlball & claw feet. walnut gateleg table. maple table w/4 dors, ma- ple sideboard, 4 pc. mallogmy finish BR ste (like new). 11 pc. patio set. 8 pc. Black Lacquer DR. Ste (very modem), cedes chests, vanities, occasional tables & dors etc.. Iy. ash sideboard, oak table wit leaves. GLASS, CHINA a C�j�L- Coca Cola match striker, decoys. Ig opherwood oriental carving (54900 new). antique lamps. ship's siren pat. 1925, Susie Cooper bowl. Ig. Bras meat dome. 3 stem glass windows. crocks, hook rugs, Ig. torte table top juicer, Rogers flatware set in box, power tools, Whirlie Gig. water pump, figural Torchiere lamp, cookoo clucks. wool winder. oil lamps. Eskimo carvings, antpue brass fire box, prints. 1800's banjo, primitives, 1917 Brass Surveyors transit, 2 Victorian inkwells. irikwell dresser set, antique Indian bank, sm. Thntr bank, silver plated dresser box d.1904, etc. TMs is a short Inst due to tome restraints do don't let this ad sin fool you!! /home ( C) 1111113-111111141 Fax IM) 576-2267 ESTATES i NTS OUR TY!!! ArAk&Ilii%Agme djmwefltrwivan#&@A m SirkhilarAllimmi vAlae5tawr(avow he AnlimaiSL reigar� Arai I' i An inimim: Vivaria s taerroo , SAL sewed claits�and wwala w Acetol oral faster t swmim�Sten eg Nac6 E Up* and mom± AmeAsaw Cwliela r Pile bmvem ubk, Non Scona nim"d 19- irwa aaaafinorw tergal cpm iraa POZ dCahailaAMW le55. and mom AreSybaars item) Saratard. RBA. (1870.1951). mon6o6K After Goo Alatdmwl Oil an awe set of 3AgmonebyT-RowIi-n&d ed 1823,strof4Kriq*& rryrwdlrcmm ail paiedsg, K6nwmd pin- a -d mored ANe Indo pssim 10 by 13 wool rte` sawhxal dtirh-e wwoaodi aro nvL fixerdAnne, C EmaitrSet of 9 Yhkaaaian Dapper amen�nae.Jamkomsmd y storadr:mppaalesmii-s aud.wrd� �• " toes pith ftp art2Ourts, (jam4 (2mi C,pri 'Royal DoaLm_ Denims mime, Mhotmelr, iad-h, Commtre ms d Mrarattm ad dimti aeetsm aFm 20 P s of miec imid�(111w�.o ai.eo-coma bo,;h sph,a ali= b and rrL ea t!� 52 -d -= news awl )rtalm6ms Allen 1993 smawa, 11rseGakdtegiia VIdMc iw taar:a� 10% Bi7m pmiihta AbwTMm its wand-firl slphm aMCFA 2 brie liken lion al dayl AUCTION SaL March 27th 16:00 am at WARNER'S AUCTION HALL Hwy e2 Colborne Selling contents from home cf Mrs. Kemp, moved to nursing home, exceptional 114 cut oak sideboard with high back, leaded glass front, split pedestal round oak table with leaves and 6 chairs all with claw feet in original varnish, ant. washstands, ant. dressers and chests, ant. 1/4 cut oak high boy chest, ant. 114 cut oak li- brary table, ant drop from desk, ant. parlour tables, rare ant. gingerbread dock, cedar chest, small war- drobe, old porcelain top table, mist. ant. chairs, modem sofa & chair, oc- CaSOU chairs, good *hu. midifier, VCR, movies, Countless coKeclables, old books, old fins, primitive tics, depression, Nippon, early Nippon, Carnival Cranberry, early Satsuma lamp. old mandolin, Corn- flower, pressed & Cut glass, copper lustre, amber glass. wash bowl sets, shf ve, pa . amber glass lamps, old pictures & Irames, bees. Ruby glass. enameled glass. old Currier & ves print. Vaselme, satin glass etc. Bridge lamp. the Its! goes on a on. the hale Mr. Kemp and Mrs Kemp were collectors for years and there is countless poll. found ar- ound this old home, at 95 Mrs Kemp is moving to nursing home. NO RE- SERVES, Credit & Bank Cards, Cash or C hoq u NO RESERVES WRY a BILL WARNER AUCTIONEERS (905)355-2106 AUCTION 11111AM1N FRIDAY MARCH 26TH AT 5:00 P.M. 3 MILES EAST OF LITTLE BRITAIN ON COUNTY RD. 4 'he Property of Aarion Archer of refinished 9pc. dmmg room sure, 5 pc. pine bedroom suite, cedar chest, floral chester- field & chaw. antique dressers & chests of drawers, press back rocker, walnut 112 motet table, co -oil lamps, oak antique dresser, Hotpoint au- tomabc washer. 30 in. Maytag 2 xator, in bedroom Electrah Ae Cohour I halt L e hinchen t & floor la stools, cr( front sere fit & pepper stn s, hand toots. c I. glaSS. househ Collectible items. DONCCO3EIL (70OMMI-2183 • 1 PMaortsls n OLDS LAO= - llama a Fin Norrie Phone Numbers, 1-900.451.3638 ext 235. $3.69fm- must be to T40M A durall introduction serv- ice for married and strhgk men and women CBS" or serious. 416-335-5665 Scar- oattuph. oLmmAin Own Lem 3EWMI Call 905.663-1110. Craft a privak mailbox or Orme eater plerso - ads frit. Mat a now Friend or LOW tar ill. a BELAIMIB MAS- SAGE Shirts, S-vka 40 Wm SL W. (905) 404-9625 11:30 am - 9 pm. Places raid yOUf flied ad on Ute N n a iiCWM Ile IeiP011t�1! i0f NIOIa Ulan 011e i111erdw in Ute ewm of an error, THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, Mods 23,1999 -PAGE 11 1 Aticdone • 1 Atletiane COIKI611MENT EOUIPMENT AUCTION BERRYOANK FARM R.R.e2 Toomon Rd. Orono, 11/2 mites W. of Hwy. 115 - Sat. April 3, 1999, 10 a.m. Selling a full line of farm equipment, tractors. machin- ery, vehicles, hardware, and tools etc. For into. and to consign to this auction contact the Auctioneer: John 0. Berry, RR#2, Orono 905.913-5787 1 Personals e 1 Personals PERSONAI, PRAYER TO ST. JUDE. Most Holy apostle. St. Jude, faithful servant and friend of Jesus, the Church honors and invokes you universally, as the patron o hopeless cases, of things almost despaired of. Pray for me, 1 am so helpless and alone. Make me, t implore you, of that particular privilege given to you, to bring visible and speedy help where help is almost despair of. Come to my assistance in this great need that 1 may receive the consolation and help of heaven in all my necessities, tribulations and sufferings particularly*(here make your request) and that 1 may praise God with you and all the elect forever 1 promise. O Ricssed St. Jude to be ever mindful of this L,.reat favour, to always honour you as my special and powerful patron, and to grateful - Iv encourage devotion to you , Amen - +T) encourage devotion to St. Jude acknowl- c:1ge in writing favours received.) 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Relaxed & Fun approach to learning • Windows 95198 Basics • 'Sud the Net & e-mail • System Selecion & nstaeations Call Tom (905) 426-7106 . , Adult Ernertarwront Don't Forget The News Advertiser Classifwd Dept - phone operators are avallabk- for your convenience every sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 683-0707 Party Services Party services aA=ff WAN" WORK Doig Magic For Children s Parbes And AN Occasjorts. Have My Own Magician. CaU Em" iib4932 Elf Dater • 1 Dern. HOUSTON,Ag ies Smyth (nee McConnell) -At Laker- jdge Health, Oshawa on Saturday March 20, 1999 in her 80 year Beloved wife of the late John William Liggett Houston. Dear mother at John and Betty Houston, Mollie Setxargs, and Philip and Gloria Hous- ton. Devoted Wartdmolt er to Debra Sebranta, Anne and Ian Johncox, David and Lisa Sebrants, Shaun Houston and 9yan Houston. Great grandmother of Liam and Kaitlyn Sebrants. Visitation & Funeral Service will be held at W.C. TOWN FUNERAL CHAPEL, Whitby on Tuesday March 23, 1999. In- terment Pine Hills Cemetery, Scarborough. Memorial dictations in Agnes memory can be made to the Hur1t- irgton Society of Canada, 13 Water St. N. P0. Box 1269, Cambridge, Ontario, N19 2136, and would be 9raiIY appiwiated by the family and Heafth CeMne on Friday March 19, 1999 in 74th year. Franc Pafttaleo, loving lits - bend of Maria Dear Pap of Djno and his wife Judy, Daniel, and his wife Gria4 Frarth and Itis wife KaOter- ne, Leo and his We Vidgi, Peter and his wife Della, kria Maria and her husband Guy Avensano and Es. her. Loving Normo to 15 grandchilthin. The farniy Rd receim Ininxls at the MCEACHNIE RINERAL 40ME, 28 Old Kig" Road, Ajax (P49ring a age) 905428-8488 from 24 and 7-9 pm. SarLr- � Church Oldahoma Drive, P9okme" ) Mon - March 22, 1999 at 11:00 am lrltermentt - Pine Ntwnorial Gardens. In lieu of Rowem donations o A* px & Pi k=V Ho Mt Cerdre would be cep• xecialled by the faink wnvs "A' lwmminat W. t icily) - ahr ria %AXRWWI Health Centre on Sunday, Mardi 21, 1999 at the age of 64. Terry.g hluband of Claire. Father ol Brian and his wile Denise. Papa to Taylor and Aus. tin. tlraeter to Phyllis and her husband AL He will also be missed by family in Pete o* and by his many friends. The family will receive hierlds at the McEACHME FUNERAL HOME, 28 Old Kjngston Road Ajax (PidcedN V ) 905.4284488 from 1.2 p.fn ThursdaK March 2 1999. Memotial Serv- ice in the Chapel to follow at 2:00 p.m. Cremation In- lfNment - Pine Ridge Mennonal Gardens, In leu of 'towers, dor lions to the Children's Wish Foundation tall be appredated by the family. UMft" I N � Z HWY.2 WY.0 Whitby 419 Dundas 665-0760 T QZTA ATM A C1,11T P A Carpet -Towne FLOORING CENTRE "Where Customers Send Their Friends" Pickering 469 Kingston Rd. 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