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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1999_03_26PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER PICKER] N G' S COMMU N ITY N EWSPAPER S1 NCE ] 9 6 5 PRESSRUN 49,500 28 PAGES STOREROOWRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1999 t�n1- A Nuclear regulatory agency `capitu aced' to Ontario Hydro: Watchdog group Pickerin ri gp s nuclearp lant's two-year licence BY MARIANNE TAAAC'S SrafJWnter As of last night, there was no in - OTTAWA —The Pickering nu- clear station has been granted a two-year licence renewal despite opposition from the Town of Pick- ering and local citizens' groups. The decision by the Atomic En- ergy Control Board was announced Thursday evening following a board hearing in Ottawa yesterday > when Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs asked for only a one-year renewal and Ajax Councillor CoUeen Jordan requested a two - yew licence with strict conditions. Representatives of groups such as Pickenng-Ajax Citizens Togeth- er (PACT) for the Environment, Durham Nuclear Awareness. the Liverpool West Community Associ- ation and the Pickenng East Shore Community Assoctatxm wrote to the AECB asking for a one-year li- cence with conditions. FREE 004166e anw P.• Argon Gan with warn cdtc - U11116rea 711111e offer. Windows & Dom A.C_ Vint iYdaws * 831-1989 Spring Fitness Tone UpAft, mac« A: III� dncation from the hoard about what conditions might be attached to the licence, except that Ontario Hydro will be expected kt report to the AECB on the progress of its im- pnrvemcnts within about a year. Mayor Arthus said he was "dis- appornled" by the board's decwon. Pickcnng opposed the two-year permit fearing it would lead Hydro to relax its efforts to improve the performance of the station. "It doesn't necessarily mean they're going to eau olf, but it takes the pressure off a little hit,' he said. 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Pat Jcrmey, Durham district president of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation (OSSTF), claims the Durham Dis- trict School Board's technology partnership with IBM, which is de- signed to substantially increase the number of computers in elementary and secondary schools over the next few years, has cost the board 120 high school teachers. She maintains a portion of that money could have been used to pay for additional teachers for high Volunteer charged as railway group, ball league bilked of $118,000 PAT JERMEY 'Normal business practice?' schools across Durham, noting while technology is a worthwhile initiative, "I'm not sure everyone believes you have to put a Pentium in front of a Grade I kid" In a recent letter to board chair - A former accountant was to appear in an Oshawa court today accused of swindling $1 1800 from the Pickering Softball Association and the York Durham Heritage Railway Association. Clifford Roy Smith, 51, of Little Britain, volunteered his financial ser- vices to the softball association from September 1997 to September 1998, Durham Regional Police said. Detective Reinhard Albrecht of the major fraud unit said the alleged frauds came to light when the softball associa- tion conducted an audit of its books. 'A cheque bounced one day and so they took a look at the books and found some irregularities;' he srid. In all, it was discovered $37,947 was missing from the Pickering Softball As- sociation, which in turn contacted the heritage railway association, he said. A subsequent audit of the railway group's financial records revealed $80,957 had vanished between June _ J996 and January 1998. A fraud unit investigation led to the arrest of Mr. Smith on Manch 10. He is charged with two counts each of fraud over $5,000, theft over $5,000 and .,haudtllent concealment. 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LIMITED TIME OFFER AV PAGE 4 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDMON, M- ch T6, 1999 Notle''a"'t;Oila­n"'im rovin : Officialsp g All FAII All WINT11"CIAT1,40: JACKETS NUCLEAR from page I the concerns we have. Obviously, we remain opti- mistic that the improvements they've been making will continue and should that not occur we'll cer- tainly turn to the AECB and the provincial govern- ment for some action" Durham Nuclear Awareness spokesman Dave Martin felt the AECB has "capitulated" to Hydro. "These dangerous reactors should be shut down:' he said, "but the control board and Ontario Hydro intend to keep them running at any cost and at anv risk. It's business as usual at the Pickering nuclear station and that means trouble because there are too many safety problems." DNA also attended the hearing and requested only a one-year permit with strict conditions. "If they have given them a regular two-year li- cence as well as failing to impose strict licence con- ditions that's a real double whammy:' added Mr. Martin. "But that remains to be seen:' PACT chairman Dave Steele, who had also called for a shorter permit, wasn't surprised by the decision. " 1 expected it. (Hydro is) a very powerful organization:' he said, suggesting a private utility wouldn't be treated as generously by the AECB. He maintained the decision would undermine community efforts to persuade Hydro to fully ad- dress environmental issues at the plant. "It's going to make it very, very hard to get a proper environ- mental review of the Pickering station:' Coun. Jordan could not be reached for comment following the board's decision. However, she said in an interview at the hearing the Town of Ajax concurred with AECB staff's recommendation for a two-year permit because a shorter one might dis- tract Hydro from it -c improvement efforts. ='We want all of the Pickering nuclear station's resources and effort concentrated on meeting the objectives the Towp (of Ajax) has set out:' Licencing conditions requested by Ajax includ- ed a number of requirements to better monitor and reduce the impact of the plant on the environment. At the AECB hearing. both Mayer Arthur% and Coun. Jordan expressed the level of concern in their communities about the nuclear station. The future of the Pickering nuclear plant and the Town of Ajax are inextricably linked:' said Coun. Jordan, noting Ajax residents are worried about the station's effect on the environment and on their own health and safety. Mayor Arthur% told the board it was hard for Pickering to be the host town for the largest and oldest operating nuclear plant in the country. "At times it strains our resources and adds more pressure, stress and uncertainty to the lives of coun- cil members, municipal staff' and the people in our community — quite frankly, more uncertainty than we need. Both also noted they believe things have im- proved at the nuclear facility since it received a one-year licence renewal last March. But, added Coun. Jordan, "considerable work remains to be undertaken to eliminate legacy issues and prevent future problems. We are seeking a guarantee that the nuclear station will conduct its operations in a manner consistent with the health and environmental needs of the citizens of Ajax:' "There are clear indicators that the accelerating decline in the operation and public confidence has been arrested and the long climb to international - level excellence is under way:' said Mayor Arthurs. But, "the Town must remain vigilant and the nu- clear station not fall into a period of complacency:' Nuclear division chief Carl Andognini was among the Hydro officials who attended the board meeting to plead for the two-year permit. "Significant progress has been made in 1998 in which the decline in performance was arrested and sustained improvement was started, particularly in the areas of employee and public safety. This demonstrated commitment to safety and our im- provement in performance provide the foundation of our request for the renewal of the Pickenng li- cence for a two-year period" NOW up TO AT Oulu CI Iub ul JIu1C LIVSmv, mutGn 440, I vwti ` From to. 58 .188 1►��slS``N�E s��s�W regularly from 112000 to 159500 w A)AX*DURHAM CEINTRI 40 hoibt�2'w Road A� (905) 416-3555 We're online at www.durhamnews.net "WE'RE MOHNG99 Sk i1 Available at these UnionEnerggCatipanies. Open 9 am – 5 pm -- 1380 Hopkins Street, Whitby An (Whitby/Oshawa) (m) 436-3212 j' NaOickering) (soy) 428-0333 I"PO f.. - - -NEMS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, March 26,1999 PAGE 5 P Wi*tness to -murder 'confession' admits'I've i e a lot WITNESS from ••I know when hostile Mr. Brown, confession and friend tells you he Brown never went investi ators who scribed himself as is required to by page 1 g I'm lying and 26. Mr. Brown told a sister and killed somebody it to police with the had been tipped a struggling rap subpoena, and around and looked when I'm telling said he was upset girlfriend. "I bothers you." information, but off by a friend. artist, made it said he feared her in the face and the truth;' snapped by Mr. Watkins's thought he was my Court heard, rather he was In fact, Mr. clear he was testi- repercussions as a said 'I told you not an increasingly alleged murder friend. When your however, Mr. tracked down by Brown, who de- fying because he result. to f-- with me...,,, I 11 1 I'HM F.11 a ' 1,110111131M 1' 11 1A 1 1 I 1 CAM 1 I I 1 Mr. Brown tes- tified Mr. Watkins 01 - said he then "hung - _ the cord over the 1 Sleep Factory 1 door and attached Pp•e Ire — it to the knob to make it look like a suicide: Sin Mr. Brown was Mattress ;� �%- ,,. asked by prosecu- $ $249 STANDARD.. 49 — tor Frank Gior- QUEEN .....$15 dano if he knew DOUBLE .169 Set 299 why Mr. Watkins IQUEEN ..249 Set 349 1WIN would murder Ms. - FULL.......109 _ White. — 7w�� QUEEN ....$129 "If he (Mr. 20HRM a Watkins) couldn't - PPO4000 be with her, he — would rather that —ChIX)IC k6 P TWIN .......$17 — •. - 5'+�� FULL . .....$22 nobody could:' re- $ ,•; Y " - "'''� 1 QUffN .....$34 sponded the wit- Single99 "'-"` = x r r ness. ti1attress *: j�'� • : " The Crown Set $339' µ - �~_� TWIN .......$22 contends Mr. DOUBLE 249 Set 399, 1 .r' FULL ....... $29 Watkins was a QUEEN . 299 Set 469 QUEEN .... _SM _ pcnsc sive and ob KING ....469 Set 759 sessive boyfriend SOLID ..... $•t9 who stalked Ms. 25 � 2� , , DESIGNER ...$59 White when she _ L [� n s broke up with him COUPON I and killed her out jealousy. - FliEE CHOICES Mr. Watkins, $ 26, of Pickering, Single Single , P% .c � , Locii m $ 'has pleaded not Mattress Mattress se-Lp guilty to first -de- - Set $409 Set $599 " • Bed Rak • Di pwl of ' gree murder. In DOUBLE .299- • Sc t 379 DOUBLE .449 1 qty gtre *2P ad 1+, • PWkm , t�..T.s cross-cxamina-- QUEEN ..339 �� > il) QUEEN ._519ki '► tion, defence KING ... 529 1 H til KING ....669 tint If 69 lawyer lames - ,ANN- . ;. _... __•_ .. Lmkyer launched — a a relentless attack on the credibility of Mr. Brown, an - admitted drug user with a history oflying- �G ..1 had a com- pulsive lying prob- lem when [ was p � - younger:' the court heard Mr. _ # Brown conceded at a preliminary hearing in the case - - more than a year - - ago. "Is it fair to say -- ..,_ . cm Mr. Brown you are well known by s,„ people who have - associated with... Ito be someow 0i ' who just lies all the time about vir- tually every- tYffhing?" Mr. Lock- = NO PAYMENTS,,,,_]INTEREST f.s ear.. "I would say.>t y that I've lied a lot — t in the past:' : ► i agreed Mr. Brown, • _ . . „� t .Ila i i who insisted his ' E 7'AN a A1't — testimony was— truthful,WE MAKE ANYo o € Mr. Lockyer SIZE z suggested to Mr L MATTRESSb1AX y f ���AY a ]Brown that he is a ,SETUPAVAILABLE +o+a" "pathological liar" DISPOSAL OF OLD ,..: ar► ,r..-w� a� , ., . ' and someone who — •,••+,,, �+., +" ` T9 Tiltrt5tat Rrssd VV,t;�enrts Rt>h 1�1F.. gets so caught up �, s Mom ,tom . WestnegRoadS.. _ in his lies he con -LAY -AWAY ��' !' j$p ii0al�Sit-43, vines .,himself _re _ they atrue.imi, �y'tp^,yS ra...,.,Mr4. :W;.'jryd'•s w �.s:•. . _ PPAGE 6 NEWS AWiEwnSER FRIDAY-WnON, Mod 26, tNO Editori &-OPINIONS NEWS ADVERTISERMAR. 2 6, 1 9 9 9 EDITORIAL Ensure food bank's cupboards are bursting Remember needy Pickering residents when you shop for groceries What's wrong with this picture'? The United Nations consistently ranks Canada as the best country in the world based on quality of life. The na- tion's economy is steadily improving. Things are looking pretty good in Durham Region. People arc going hun- gry right here in Pickering - half of them children. So, you've spotted what's wrong with this picture. Now, you can take ac- tion to right it. St. Paul's on -the -Hill Community Food Bank kicks off its annual Easter food drive today and will welcome your donations right up until April 9, a week after Good Friday. When you're out shopping for this weekend's groceries or you're picking up food for your Easter feast, you might pause for a moment to consider the true meaning of the religious holi- day many of us will celebrate next weekend. Think about what you could do to help mankind in the spirit of the season. You could do no better than to lend a hand to the less fortunate among US. Those less fortunate Pickering resi- dents will appreciate it if you purchase a few extra non-perishable food items for them like canned fruit, fish, pasta, meat and stew, juice boxes, sugar, flour, powdered milk, school snacks, cold cereal, meal helpers and peanut butter. Chances are good that you can make your donation then and there as drop-off boxes will be located at many Pickering grocery stores - LOEB Glen- dale, at 1900 Dixie Rd; the Super - Centre on Liverpool Road just south of Kingston Road; or Sav-A-Centre in the Amberlea Plaza on Whites Road north of Strouds Lane. If you shop else- where, you can drop off food at Picker- ing fire halls at Kingston and Rosehank roads; Finch Avenue and Dixie Road; and Bayly Street west of Brock Road. Even if you forget to pick up a few extra items for the needy when you're out shopping, you can still help out. Cash donations can be made at St. Paul's on-thc-Hill Anglican Church weekday mornings from 9 a.m. to noon or any time on weekends (ring the bell at the main entrance). Donations by cheque (made out to St. Paul's Food Bank) can also be mailed to St. Paul's on -the -Hill Anglican Church, 882 Kingston Rd., Pickering, L 1 V 1 A8. On behalf of St. Paul's food bank clients, who number nearly 6,000 adults and children, we thank you. Happy Easter. WW THE GREAT r, LAM ARE Pauv PDN LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Pickering Village ago, most people in Pickering Vil- i wants merger with Pickering To the editor: If Steve Pansh had been raised in the Village of Pickering, would he still be against amalgamation with the Town of Pickering, or is it because he may lose his job as mayor of Ajax? He says the people of Ajax are against amalgamation. A few years It's a tough time to be a cop Police officers burdened by a conscience It's not easy being a cop. It has to death of the young father of a baby. be the toughest job in the world. but dropped charges against one and Much of the time you're dealing reduced charges against two others. with the scum of the earth - chasing Blake The only witness to testify she saw killers who place no value on other the actual stabbing was an exotic people's lives, hunting rapists whose Purdy dancer who had downed several victims will never forget their ordeals, drinks prior to the fatal brawl in the actually having to pat down child mo, ,?News Editor bar's parking lot. lesters, slapping cuffs on wife beaters' But, there were other witnesses. arms stained with the blood of their They and the person who killed Mr. spouses. $5,000 - to wit the stolen vehicle. Oh Lazenby may carry the truth of the Being a cop has never been easy. yes, the motorist is also charged with case to their graves. Meanwhile, in - It's newer been harder than it is today. driving while under suspension as his vestigating officers may be dogged by Some evidence: licence was lifted when he was re- worry about whether they could have O Toronto cops are under the gun portedly convicted of drunk driving done things differently. today for their part in a police chase in three weeks ago. O The trial of a man accused of the city's east end Sunday night that Some of the police involved in the killing Pickering resident Laurie killed a beloved Pickering priest who pursuit may carry the emotional bur- White continues. ministered to a 125,000 -member den of the consequences of their ac- Police initially believed the death southern -Ontario congregation of a tions to their graves. Even though of the young dental hygienist was a Macedonian Orthodox church based they were only doing their job. suicide, but her family convinced in East York. O Durham cops watch a man ac- them to re -open the case. Ms. White's More blame seems to be pointed at cused of the second-degree murder of former boyfriend is before the courts officers for chasing the car that re- Ajax resident Rae Lazenby outside a charged with her strangling death. portedly killed Father lice Miovski Pickering strip club last March walk Officers who originally thought than at the driver who is charged with free after a jury finds him not guilty she'd taken her own life may be trou- nutmerous offences, including crimi- earlier this month. bled forever by their mistaken first nal negligence causing death, im- Police don't plan to re -open the impression. paired driving causing death, failing case because they are sure they had It's tough being a cop. You're bur - to stop at the scene of an accident, their man. They originally arrested dened by a conscience. Unlike many failing to stop for police and theft over four people in the brutal stabbing of the people you meet on the job. lage were dead against it when we were "swallowed" by Ajax. There were rumours at that time the vil- lage would keep its own identity as it would be changed to the likes of Unionville or Markham, which would have made it attractive to visitors and tourists. The opposite happened. We are robbed of all that Pickering Village had at one time. The old Kingston Road is now { like a dead-end street of Ajax. Where is our supermarket, bank, hardware store, butcher, barber and TV repair shops, convenience store and service station that we once had on this street? There is not even . a telephone booth. We also had two swimming pools just outside the village. Now there is talk that St. Francis de Sales Church will be closed. - A lot of older people live in the village and have to do their shop- ping at Westney and Kingston The News Advertiser is roads, which, for most, is not with- one of the Metroland in walking distance. The village Printing, Publishing and doesn't even have a bank machine. Distributing group of A nice looking motel is now an newspapers. The News ugly apartment complex. Advertiser is a member of the Ajax 8c Pickering The village is divided by Hwy. Board of Trade, Ontario 2, with tmffrc constantly going at Community Newspaper 60 kilometres per hour or more. Assoc- Canadian Corn - Gone is the hustle and bustle of inunity Newspaper our village, thanks to the greediness Assoc., Canadian Circu- of the Township to get more tax lations Audit Board and dollars out of this corner of Ajax, the Ontario Press Council. Without much improvement our The publisher reserves the taxes have gone sky high, right to classify or refuse Ajax missed a golden opportu- any advenisernent. Credit nity to make changes and all that for advertisement limited has been done is enhancement of a to space a1OC error occu" corner of the village by building a Pies. little bridge, planting some trees and flowers. For what reason? To make up for all the inconveniences? I am looking forward to an amalgamation with the Town of A0CM a#m Pickering. Ajax doesn't even have a Proper downtown core. r ■ on" ,._ �.elebrate tfiP E�tt,re r 4t' DURHAM 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 Estate Automotive Advertising Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution .Manager Lillian Hook Office .Manager Barb Harrison Composing :Manager News - (905)683-5110 5110 (905)683-5110 Classifieds (905)683-0707 Distribution (905)683-5117 General Fax (905) 683-7363 E -Mail newsroomiii' rharn.net Web address www.durhamm-ws.net 130 Commercial Ave.. Ajax, Ont. LIS 21-15 Fired de Toulibe ...ayMNW1WMF'. �: a..'. r'N'r'_:� -.. .. :': �'i"U^4f: fit• Y''i'�til:;.,.. -S _ �, kms: i •�.s fe i THE PEOPLE YOU MEET„ NEVUS ADVE11ftEFt PRAY t&MN, lilai&i t6, 4 9N PAGE r Am' DURHAM REGIONAL COUNCIL IN BRIEF The man behind the prowling Panthers MARCH 26, 1999 Michael Boyer in the driver's seat as team's fortunes grow Durham Region staff "!'m a firm believer that you get back out of life what you put into it. I try to live my life that way. Life rewards you for what you put into it" — Michael Boyer BY AL RIVE7T Staff Editor PICKERING — It's been a smooth ride for local car dealer Michael Boyer with the Pickering Panthers junior hockey team, which he saved from almost cer- tain extinction from the town's sporting landscape four years ago. "I remember going to a game and there were 12 people in the rink, and that was including (Pan- thers' general manager) Ron (Blizzard) and I. I said to Ron 'what are we getting ourselves into here'," recalls the successful GM dealer who took over owner- ship of the then -Metro Junior 'A' Hockey League squad in May of 1995. That was then and this is now. The Panthers are now among the elite teams in the new Ontario Hockey Association's Ontario Provincial Junior 'A' Hockey League, having recently just won the East Conference crown over the Lindsay Muskies. The club is currently embroiled in the league semi-final playoff against the Bramalea Blues. Mr. Boyer recalls his first in- troduction to the Panthers was in 1986 when his GM dealership on Hwy. 2 in Pickering was opened and he was in the midst of be- coming better acquainted with the community. That year, the Panthers won the league champi- onship. In later seasons, he kept in contact with former Panthers' owner and general manager Hugh Ross, who was Boyer's boyhood hockey coach in Scarborough, but thoughts of becoming in- volved with the team at that time were non-existent. "I was so involved with the business that I never thought any- thing more about them until 1994. They were faltering big time then," Mr. Boyer recalls. At that time, he met with then - Panthers owner Bill Barber to _discuss the team and Mr. Boyer expressed an interest in purchas- ing the club which was struggling not only on the ice, but also with a lack of spectators and with a dearth of quality players. Mr. Barber, however, was not interested in parting with the klub. Y -M PICKERING — Helping par- ents nurture healthy children is the focus of an upcoming event being hosted by the YMCA. The fifth annual Healthy Kids Day will be held Saturday, April 17 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and will feature games, classes, JASON LIEBREG11V News Advertiser photo Car dealer Michael Boyer is enjoying the ride with the OHA On- tario Provincial Junior 'A' Hockey League Pickering Panthers which are currently playing for the league championship with the Bramalea Blues. Boyer bought the once -struggling franchise four years ago and has turned the club into a powerhouse in the league. The Pickering dealership also sponsors 20 minor sports teams in the town each year. "Bill told me the club wasn't for sale, but I told him if he was ever interested in selling the club to keep me in mind." The Panthers, notes Mr. Boyer, were a natural extension for him as he had always spon- sored sports teams at his other GM dealership in Apsley, north of Peterborough, and wanted to become more involved in the Pickering community as a boost- er of amateur sports. Mr. Boyer's big break came in April, 1995 when a meeting be- tween himself and Mr. 'barber was arranged by Pickering lawyer Murray Stroud. The word at that time was Mr. Barber was threatening to move the struggling team to another lo- cale. At a luncheon, Mr. Barber expressed interest in selling the team. The deal to sell the junior squad to Mr. Boyer was consum- mated a month later. In the four years since pur- chasing the Panthers, Mr. Boyer has never looked back. "I love it," says the 45 -year- old businessman who's been in- volved in the automotive business for the past 24 years. "I think it's so fantastic. It takes a whole lot more work than I thought it would, but Ron (Blizzard) and (Panthers' chief scout) Cliff Long take a lot of the workload off me. I can't find any negatives about owning this team." He's a firm believer that sports can act as a way to mold youths into fine adults. And, during his four-year tenure at the helm of the organization, Mr. Boyer's Panthers have served as a catalyst to promote players to the Ontario Hockey League ranks or to a U.S. collegiate scholarship. "I don't like seeing kids hang- ing around Mac's Milk at 9 p.m. "c'hat's why I'm into sports like ,occer and hockey. Competition i; good whether it's golf, hockey )r checkers. It builds in a person he will to succeed." In his four years with the Pan - ,hers, he's succeeded in putting 'he club on a solid financial foot - ng, as he spearheads two charity .,)It tournaments each year which ire filled to capacity, as well as >intyos and Nevada tickets which gave also helped fill the team's f'fers. N1 r. Boyer has also managed to I uccessfully integrate the Pan - ,hers into the minor hockey sys- 'em in Pickering, with the Picker - ng Hockey Association's teams n w taking the Panthers name ,ind the team's colours. As well, any PHA coaches or players get into Panthers games free of harge. The Panthers aren't Mr. Boyer's only interest in local sports. His dealership sponsors 20 minor teams in baseball, soft- ball, soccer and hockey each year. And, his generous sponsor- ship of local sports stems from his belief in being an active par- ticipant in the community. "I like to put the money back I into the community;" he says. "I enjoy kids and I know how im- portant sports is to them. The money we spend on that, we know that people appreciate it" i He's also been a financial backer of Denise House for bat- tered women in Durham Region for the past 10 years. This past year, for the second consecutive year, he's served as the chairman ' for the Ajax -Pickering Big Broth- ers Bowl for Kids' Sake. This winter, Mr. Boyer also added another club to his sports teams — the Pickering Heat men's fastball team — which competes at the highest level in the sport in Ontario. "I just felt I needed an exten- sion after the hockey season," notes Mr. Boyer. "I was ap- proached by Brad Bricknell. They were in financial trouble, so he came to me and I had a meet- ing with him. "I've never played the sport, but I felt there was a need to keep a top-quality fastball team in Pickering." CA helps parents raise- healthy children demonstrations and hands-on ac- tivities. Pickering firefighters will be on hand with a truck beginning at 11 a.m. "YMCA Healthy Kids Day en- courages children and their fami- lies to have fun together while learning lasting habits of good health," a news release from the YMCA says. The YMCA is drawing on its 50 years of experience in chil- dren's outdoor education and camping and more than 30 years of experience in various chil- dren's programs to develop the event, the release adds. Healthy Kids Day will be held at the Pickering Family Resource Centre at 1400 Bayly St., beside the GO train station. Call 427-7670 for more infor- mation. help United Way Durham Region employees are united when it comes to help- ing charities. The final 1998 figures for the Region's United Way team show Durham employees topped the 1997 donation by 14 per cent. The 3,070 Region employees con- tributed $88,648.34 to United Way campaigns throughout Durham. Staff members were given a choice of directing their contribu- tions to the United Way cam- paigns in Ajax -Pickering or Os- hawa-Whitby-Clarington. Region United Way campaign chairman Diane Lazary, a clerk at Hillsdale Manor in Oshawa, says, "Everyone got on board and helped out in their individual de- partments once we began co-ordi- nating the campaign. Response was excellent." Durham chief administrative officer Garry Cubitt has nothing but praise for Region employees' generosity. "To see growth in an organization that has a strong his- tory (of donating to charity) is par- ticularly difficult. To see an in- crease of this percentage is a trib- ute to Diane's leadership and all the members of the Region's Unit- ed Way team" Ms. Lazary says she would like to lead the campaign for an- other year. Be quiet on April 21! You're asked to tone it down on Wednesday, April 21. Durham council Wednesday declared that date International Noise Awareness Day. And, Saturday, June 12 was proclaimed National Kids Day. Oshawa Councillor Clare Aker will represent Durham Chairman Roger Anderson and Oshawa Mayor Nancy Diamond at a pa- rade on Saturday being held by the Youth Committee of the Multi- cultural Council of Oshawa - Durham. The anti -racism rally and parade, called Becoming Visible, starts at noon at Oshawa City hall. Region buys home to save owners from water plant noise Durham Region will buy the home of an Ajax couple for $220,000 so they won't be both- ered by the construction and oper- ation of a new water supply plant. Tfie Region will purchase the hdbse from Patricia and Jaynes In- gram at 66 Lake Driveway E. When Durham decided to build a new water supply plant on the Ajax lakefront, it offered to buy 12 homes directly in front of the facil- ity that would be most affected by construction and operation of the plant. The purchase of the Ingrains' home brings to 11 the number of houses bought by the Region. Once the water plant is finished, the homes will be put on the mar- ket. P PAGE 8 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, March 26, 1999 Localteachers lead uni*ons Elections put pair in senior positions Two Catholic elementary teachers in Durham have been selected to serve at the provin- cial level of the Ontario Eng- lish Catholic Teachers' Asso- ciation (OECTA) and the On- tario Teachers' Federation (OTF). Mike O'Connor, president of OECTA's Durham elemen- tary division, has been elected once again to serve on the Pet photos fun for all Say...meow? The Humane Societv of Durham Region is holding pet photos with the Easter Bunny on Saturday, March 27 and Sunday. March 28. Pictures will be taken from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. by a professional photographer at the society lo- cated at 199 Nk'a- tcrloo St. in Os- hawa. The cost of the portraits is $7 for a 4 -inch by 6 -inch photo with all pro- ceeds going to the Humane So- ciety of Durham Region. Call 41? - 2022 for more information. hoard of governors for OTR the province's largest teach- ers' union. Mr. O'Connor, in his 10th year as president of OECTA's local elementary division, is entering his third term as an OECTA representative on OTF, which represents rough- ly 126,000 teachers across Ontario. Meanwhile, Marnie Daly, the collective bargaining offi- cer with Durham Region's local OECTA unit, was elect- ed to serve as an executive councillor on the union's provincial body at the federa- tion's recent annual meeting in Toronto. Ms. Daly has worked as the chief negotiator with OECTA Durham for the past four years. WRH THIS COUPON AND A MINIMUM $30 PURCHASE ) (Retail Value $3.49 - 8" Pie ~4 oz1%15 WN& 001VI .1 1 in 0 .l IN SwWq March t1 to Sa&rday Ma1rch 47,1999 , ,tea The good old fashioned aroma of a Country Witdien f1s your house when you C . t�nu dle_CjOtIS, iTUIt, Nortitetn spy apple Pies. Inculamo 2 Locations CORRECTION For our 8 page Hardware Sale Pre -Print (Sale dates: March 20 - April 4, 1999) Page 5 - Craftsman 100 -pc. rotary tool. Not exactly as illustrated. Also for our 36 page Sears Fabulous Sale (Sale dates: March 22 - April 3, 1999). Page 15 - Clinique Bonus Time. Ad currently states: With any $21 purchase or more from the clinique fragrance collection... ad should state: with any $21 purchase or more from clinique, you will receive. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused Sears customers. ,Just the fax: 683-7363 105 Bsyly St, W. 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BILLBOARD MARCH 26, 1999 FRIDAY, MARCH 26 SALE: A 'New to You' sale is held from 7 to 9 p.m. at St. Martin's An- glican Church, 1201 St. Martin's Dr. (one block west of Liverpool off Bayly), Pickering. Good used cloth- ing for the family, white elephant table, toys, books. Donations need- ed. 839-4257. SATURDAY, MARCH 27 ALCOHOL ADDICTION: Is your life affected by alcohol? If so, AI - Anon hosts its weekly meeting at 7:30 p.m. at St. Andrew's Church, 209 Cochrane St., Whitby. Call 1- 800-921-3555 or 728-1020. Ask for AI -Anon. CANCER: A workshop on spiritual- ity for people living with cancer en- titled `Our Sacred Selves: Come and Explore your Spirit Within', is of- fered from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre, 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa. Free. Followed by lunch. Register, 579- 4833. SWIM PROGRAM: The Ajax Aquatic Club's Acorn learn -to -swim program for youngsters ages six to 10 years starts at the Ajax Communi- ty Centre pool at 4 p.m. and runs for 10 weeks. Call the club's registrar at 428-0921 to register. LUNCHEON: The Ladies' Guild of St. Timothy's Presbyterian Church, 97 Burcher Rd., Ajax, holds an East- er Luncheon and Bake Sale from noon to 2 p.m. Adults $3.50, children under 10 $1.50. Phone 683-7455 (Anne). CANCER: Tai Chi is offered from 10 to l 1 a.m. at Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre, 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa. Learn about the graceful se- ries of movements that support re- laxation and stress reduction and im- prove strength and flexibility. Call 579-4833 to register. SUNDAY, MARCH 28 CAR SHOW: The Diecast Car Show is held at the Pickering Recreation Complex between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Admission is $5 for adults and kids under 12 get in free. The show will feature diecast toy cars of the Hot - wheels and Matchbox varieties. Among the attractions will be an or- ange race track for kids and a custom diecast show. One dollar of adult ad- missions will go to the Seventh Pick- ering Cubs and Scouts group. DINNER: Claremont United Church is holding a beef dinner with two sit- tings at 5 p.m. and 6:15 p.m. The cost is $12 for adults, $5 for children between 6-12 and children under five cat free. For tickets call 649- 2183. MM1*Sd, NC AAYtttoof7/LAN tlapu lh 111 It fifes ;Albals � Scsapbool�s i These bags were made for packin't. ()tr fmnolls 25% off * bag event Take advantage of this great offer and get 25% off selected regular- and clearance -priced fashions and accessories for men, women and children. 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A/P PAGE 10 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, Mamh 261 4989 -Personal use of police vehicles ends. Deputy chief BY STEPHEN SHAW Staff Writer Durham Regional Police offi- cers will no longer be permitted personal use of department vehi- cles as of April. A directive issued by Deputy - Chief Derek Denson has ended the past practice of allowing spe- cialty squad officers to take po- lice vehicles home with them fol- lowing shifts. Members of the drug, surveil- lance and intelligence units will be most affected by the change, having been permitted to travel in police vehicles to and from work in the past. Ask About our ui Some major crime detectives have also enjoyed the perk, meanwhile senior officers switched from using service vehi- cles to receiving a car allowance a year ago. "This directive may appear to be harsh to our members based on 'past practices' but this police service cannot afford to maintain individual records and monthly submissions to the finance de- partment;" Deputy Chief Denson said in a letter to the police ser- vices board. In an interview, he said the de- cision to ban personal use of po- lice vehicles was made "collec- If - I , . W11001 e. .Z >t� :AWARD IV CAN MN lively" during a recent meeting with all regional department heads. The new rule applies to all re- gional vehicles, not just police. Deputy Chief Denson said the change stems from a Revenue Canada ruling declaring travel- ling in an employer's vehicle after-hours a taxable benefit. Terry Ryan, president of the police association, blasted the federal government, saying po- lice should be exempt from the tax. He said the new rule will mean officers won't be readily available for emergencies. "It's a nice perk, great, but it's a perk needed to do the job. If an officer has to drive to the station first to get a vehicle instead of going straight to a scene, obvi- ously they won't be getting there as promptly;" Mr. Ryan said. "People are upset they won't be able to do the job as efficient- ly as before:" Deputy Chief Denson said about 15 department vehicles currently stay with officers around the clock. -It is going to be an inconve- nience, but is it going to be life and death? No." he said. DEREK DENSON '!t is going to be an inconvenience.' ATTENTION ONE PRICE TEST MARKET EXPE R1 E N E C A n 1 1. ►_ AC (Z> Otdsmobna Chevy Trucks SHERIDAN CHEV OLDS is holding a TEST MARKET EXPERIMENT. You may have seen it on "CNN" or "CTV" or read about it in the newspaper. This new trend is sweeping the nation, and now available in PICKERING for two days only. Due to overwhelming consumer response, we have decided to offer our NO CHARGE, NO PRESSURE, NO STRESS, ONE PRICE TEST MARKET SALE. Friday & Saturday, March 26th & 27th, for 21 hours only, $3.5 MILLION DOLLARS of new and pre -owned vehicles will bepriced with our ABSOLUTE LOWEST ACCEPTABLE NON - NE :G TIABLE PRICE, you will clearly see your savings. This wit enable you to make a decision to buy based solely on your financial needs. To further enhance the sale of all new and pre -owned ow �l11mies during this special event, all hVide4ris will be aooepled at FULL BOOK VALUE. K J ow ow ®A(O IT GETS EVEN BETTER! FACTORY DEALER INVOICE CREDITS UP TO $2,500 WILL BE IN EFFECT (on select vehicles). Bank & Leo ' wig also be on hand to offer speciatly�ned leasing & financial . • experiment well be This marketing expen held rain or shine with - over 250 new & used cars & trucks for immediate a ' PPlease bring au • • makerowrm s, • credit cards and be 'armed � � NEW �� OR PRE -OWNED VEHICLE of - �� a the wary you wish b choice. (Show us this is purchase a new or used vehicle. WHEM- Sh ft, eviE,_J�when- •a'•""°�' °�'"°Fri. Mar 26 9-9 Amoss I d"m1800 Wmgdm "` "i Sat. Mar 27 9-6 (905)683-9333 °o�' °�' yis 9M loem pri ce SELECTED ALTA® BLOUSES Sears rel. $45-43. Eur SS`9-ss4 1/1 price Only MEN'S KNIGHTS OF ��■ !? ROUND TABLE® 1 CASUAL PANTS MEN'S SELECTED Sears rel. $45-50. Eur CASUAL SHOES 22"-$25 Sears rol. 39.99-59.99. 1/Z prise WOMEN'S ATHLETIC s►+oFs prick KIDS' GOLD JEWELLERY I=Azmfbpud far dWiro.. 19 pY midip eb ee ede ` ave 40% . FASHION WATCHES Crease fro. almo! My WWI Time, Aqw', Wisp, AsM Ilotld� styles mad men. %lwi m : L• • Imo•• I I 1 . r - NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, March 26, 1999 PAGE 11 A/P STOKE OPENS EAF 8:00 A.M SlkTtlRnA price TRADITION®, JESSICA® CAREER, IMAGE016+ AND V.I.PETITES® BLOUSES Croose heir o rest ossortreeat of styles and colours. Itdwes WE Ask iswli.ls. stiles 1/2 price BOYS' NIKE® AND ADIDAS® FASHIONS SIZES 7-18 Croon Irow 1* tar -may puts, widsoits, fleece tors t bottoms od aterwar. Sears rel. 11.99-109.99. 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S88 Ater I" La, , 1 /2 Nice IlrlerrI is ed aeYile ie ON YeriYe -1 Gm — Some sere: A-1Piiae 3101Et1MS .0 lut"41k i11", .. ........................................ _ .. _ ... _ ...:................ - - - - - - -. --------- Best - ------ Best Rates to Jamaici7 call Carole 01839-5343 . �n Located In Wal-Mart Ajax OPEN: Mon. - FN. 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m. -6 p.m. Sun. 12 - 6 p.m. N E W S A D V E R T I S E R MARCH 26, 1 9 9 9 905-426-6242 Victoria,B.C. ha little something foeveryone iBY TRACEY RAYSON Special to the NensAdvertiser "Y'all enjoying yourselves?" "We had a jolly time of it we did, lovely Vancouver is. Behind me was that south -of - the -border drawl, beside me, an elo- quent British accent. Boarding the Grayline tour bus for Victoria, I was surrounded by travellers, and just for the day, I too, became a tourist. Clad with camera, waterproof wear, and my own West Coast lingo, I adopted all the trademarks of a typical tourist. A Vancouver resi- dent, I had yet to visit Victoria, and the Grayline Super Tour offered the perfect way to enjoy a unique "regal" excursion. Promptly at 9:30 am. we pulled away from our boarding spot at the Hotel Vancouver in a light rain. "This tour is based around the ferry schedule," says Shirley, our driver/tour guide, as she begins her detailed description of Vancouver's highlights enroute to Tsawwassen. We arrived at the Ferry dock a — LMPORTANT AUCTION NOTICE _ Acting under instructions received, we win sen in detail lots from: *ESTATES • PRIVATE COLLECTIONS • CONSIGNMENTS COMMERCIAL INVENTORIES & LIQUIDATIONS • RARE SPORTS MEMORABILIA & COLLECTMLES • FRAMED ART COLLECTION • SCULPTURES • ACCENT ITEMS • FURNITURE • APPRAISED ESTATE JEWELRY • WATCHES • COLLECTIIILES • GALLERY MIRRORS • TIFFANY LAMPS • STEREO SYSTEMS • HOME THEATRE • VCR • PHONES* Sun. Mar. 28 at 12:00 Noon (Preview I I:am) The Pickering Sports Complex 1867 Valley Farm Rd. Pickering 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 & Jars. Selection of fine quality accent items, Rare sports memorabilia hand signed, custom framed. Oak & Mahogany furniture, dining set, occasional tables, precious moments. Chenshed teddies, (disct.) Dinky & Matchbox die cast vintage cars & trucks. Collector plates, framed postmaster stamp collection. mint coin sets. bank notes. Depression glass. parlor lamps. cut iron toys. Italian wood photo frames, .925 Sterling silver wall plaques. porcelain dolls, bakers rack. Cheval Mirrors, Swarovski Crystal, Royal Dux figurines, wildlife. porcelain, Crystal Sterns, bowls, vases etc. Framed Disney senceus. (rare). cordless phones port. Radios, stereos, HTS. VCR. Hummel plaits. diamond solitaire ring. precious & semi precious stone rings (appraised) Estate jewelry• designer watt[res, necklaces, pearls. earrings. gold etc. Many more items too numerous to list. Plan to attend .... Terms : Cad[, Visa. MC. Amx. and debit. as per posted & announced. Additions & Deletions. No buyers premiums. Information call: (416) 298-1762 or - PROFESSIONAL AUCTIONEERS I-M&PRO-SALE Do You Have Yours? After April 1, 1999 A - unless you have previously taken a boating safety course, and can show proof - you, 11 need a card. The CCG Pleasure Craft Operator Cud can be obtained by successfully passing the sllpervised exam of an accredited course - The BWtA� courses currently offered by Frendwan's Hay Power a Sail Squadron. Classes start Aprfl 6, 1999. • e1�a0rrae e�erarr.6u namiiaere. For more infonmdtion Or to regista : Phone: (905)780-1342 E-mail: dr(atriot.ca TR/1MM IN RECREATIONAL SOIAIM SNICE 1988 short while later and enjoyed the scenic 90 -minute ferry ride, docking at Schwarz Bay. We were then chauffeured through the suburb of Sidney, home to many commercial Dower growers and hobby farms. Abundant during summer months, these stands are used by the locals, marketing flowers, fruits and wares. They operate on the honour system, the public depositing payment in roadside coin boxes after selecting their purchases. Locally, a nice tra- dition. Our first stop was Buchart Gar- dens, where our group dispersed to explore 50 acres of rare and exotic foliage, woodland and blooming beauty. Our tour continues through the exclusive neighbourhood of the Uplands and Oak Bay. As well as seeing the most opulent homes, this route offers breathtaking views of the Straits of Juan de Fuca and the Olympic Mountains. The sights and specialty shops are too numerous to list. A host of suggestions to help you enjoy your visit to Victoria to the fullest;' can be found at the Travel Infocentre, 817 Wharf St. With all its English etiquette, its tweed, tudor and tea, Victoria is an Oxford oasis — "majestic but not stuffy" This bit of Britain is a full tour that could easily be experi- enced over several days. Once hav- ing become familiar with Victoria's charm, heritage, turn -of -the -century style and European -like qualities. remember that Victoria is only a day -trip away. Your Current Source for the Future As the new millennium approaches. communi- ties will require a wide range of leading edge technology to properly service their homes and businesses. With dereg- ulation in Ontario's electricity industry, a "�"i�6 Hydro is moving at full speed to ensure that Pickering continues to receive the most reliable energy. efficiently, and at the lowest costs. RELIABLE SERVICE Pickering Hydro's quick response in assisting Eastern Ontario after last year's ice -storm is testimony to the commitment and technological superiority of our personneL Were available 24 hours a day, every day of the year to ensure minimum energy disruption in 27.000 Pickering households and businesses. In fact, last yeai s interruptions dropped a dramatic 2896, world class performance compared to other jurisdictions. _''X ENERGY PRICES As deregulation opens the market to competi- tion. Pickering Hydro rates are now amongst the lowest in Ontario. There have been four rate decreases. totalling nearly 6%. in the last four years. Our utility's excellent financial base provides a solid position for keeping prices low in the future. OMMUNITY ROOTS The "Commission` that oversees Pickering Hydro is local, consist- ing of customers just like you. They are accountable to Pickering residents and businesses. Our admin- istration, supervisors and technical crews are all your neighbours. and involved in the local community. Whether holding a safety seminar or servicing one of the towns 5400 street lights, our people function in the community's best interest.-. ...and the best is yet to comet! PICKERING HYDRO 1920 BaylY Street. Pickering. Ontario, L1W 3R6 Tel: (905) 427-0791 www pickeringhydro-on.ca we're online at www,durhan1news net ,..,. �i^. �Da� nr. °'�•::?,per" - �5« ,Y r t y ENCS TOMORROW ' � 5:00 P.M_ � DON'T miss OUT III I : I 1 0 11,11 sm I mW jW wim 0-jany to findt The••former'• Canadian Tire Store location One block west of Allip"'k Thickson on Glenhill Rd. in Whitby. L 0 t C 0 C 0 a r Dundas SL Hwj/ 2 Pickering Ajax ' 401L Oshawa It's "I,ve Gotta Go" rime... During this incredible "INDOOR LYEIIIT'" we have Brand New and dealer driven cars D trucks with Special prices.... Look AW the ,','I've Gotha Go" tags. ► 1 ' ► �i ! & mill I ,=II 40 • / • • • • • . . T T T TSI ,T .T .�.'.',. . • ••LCL � Ji ♦ 1 ♦�L ♦ LCL•. ♦ 1 L l a J l l ' • � t 1 �� � . AIP PAGE 14 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, March 26,1999 ANDREW IWANOWSKI/ News Advertiser photo Stretch with me Stephanie Reid follows the lead of the class instructor during a yoga session at the Pickering YMCA Tuesday. The gentle exercises help people stuff fit. MS walk .needs helpers A little help can go a long way for people battling Multiple Sclerosis in Ajax and Pickering. The Durham Chapter of the Multiple Sclero- sis Society needs volunteers to help out at the Super Cities Walk for MS on Sunday, April 18. The walk-a- thon raises funds on behalf of the 50,000 people with Multiple Sclerosis in Canada. The Multiple Sclerosis Soci- ety supports re- search projects and local ser- vices to people living with MS and their fami- lies. For more in- formation call Lynda at 686- 5598 or Nuala at x619-2729. Course aids hard of hearinR The Canadian Hard of Hearing Asso- ciation has introduced a new program to help hard of hearing and oral deaf Cana- dians increase communication skills. "Living With a Hearing Loss" is a 10 -week course that teaches Speechreading and Coping Strategies for use at home, at work and at play. The program includes strategies that help the hard of hearing deal with many of the frustrations they experience. The course has helped people to communicate better, allowing them to resume activities abandoned with the onset of hearing loss. The course will be led by Marilyn Kowan, vice-president of the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association, Pickering, Ajax and Whitby branch. She has a pro- gressive, moderate to severe hearing loss. As a qualified speechreading in- structor, she uses insight and shares her coping skills. For further information on the upcoming sessions and other course times, call Marilyn at 839-6854 or mkowan L)home.com. 9 f I ITALY is now serving - THE GREAT ITALIAN SUNDAY BRUNCH loam-3pm Buffet Includes: Omelette Station a Belgian Waffles • Fresh Fruit • Pastia Station • Roast Beef Carvery * & Much More! • . A Our _! P V06d W*f March 21, W" Rte (905) 831-76 e Consumer Mai t METRO %" F CONCERNED ABOUT EMISSIONS TESTING? GET READY. OW1 L"� TESTING Lube,Oil & Flter� y Incredible tire savings includes: FREE TIRE ROTATION SUSPEVSION •aalce lrasp.cllon echo* dine AIICaNhAENT OY''Kumho -dam 95 AIR c `NM N� 0"Multi Mile «titfeu 'une up TUNN�PS /moire//i EXHAUST Of Yokohama Springlme Tune -u onkimicim ewRad Flush and Fill eirw-h vies new A/C Delco or ` ' Champion plugs & labour to instal l$ -6cyl $20 extra -8 cyl $40 extra vans and truth s $20 extra other parts extra if needed 4 M .FREE _:.COURTESY CAR WIM1 a1I.IMN, am 420-3555 Off Mom GAR RW #WJ# f mm 1016 frock Rd. Pickering . (Jolt 101A of th 401) (9051 420-3555 Check for leaks and cooling system operation THIS ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY PROCESS CLEANS AND RECYCLES YOUR ANTI FREEZE LIKE NEW! 49 F aymentsnfieres'Y { months HOURS MON-WED & FRI 8-6, THURSDAY 8-8 SATURDAY 8-5 At Consumer Car Mart, customer service is our top priority, Our rollers expire salaried Class `A' mechanics recommend only necessary repairs. A ril 8/99 Emmon LYNN CARA DOUG BOB JEN NASCAR BOYET TONY DAVE February new homes sales in GTA go through the roof February was the best month this decade for the sale of new homes, accord- ing to an association representing home builders. New home sales last month increased by 36 per cent over January and by 31 per cent over February of last year, reports Greater Toronto Home Builders' Associa- tion president Jeff Usher. "We're absolutely delighted to see the market launching into flight so early in the year," Mr. Usher says. "The level of de- mand we're experiencing is consistent with our predictions for a very strong year for the new homes industry. We're particularly bullish about the level of activity in the next month or two." The GTHBA is predicting 28,000 to 30,000 new homes will be bought in the GTA this year. Mr. Usher notes a recent first-time buy- ers' seminar attracted about 1,000 people. Throughout the GTA last month, 2,850 homes were purchased, topping January sales of just over 2,100. In Durham, Whitby led the way with 98 homes sold, followed by Oshawa-Courtice with 57, Pickering with 51, Ajax with 46 and Clarington with 24. The GTHBA has more than 1,000 mem- bers, representing all sectors of the resi- dential construction industry in the GTA. 7 Deadly Mistakes That Will Cost You Thousands When You Sell Your Home Pickering, Ontario - A new report has just been released which reveals 7 costly mistakes that most homeowners make when selling their home and a 9 Step System that can help you sell your home fast and for the most amount of money. This industry report shows clearly how the traditional ways of selling homes have become increasingly less and less effective in today's market. The fact of the matter is that fully three quarters of homesellers don't get what they want for their home and become disillusioned - and worse - financially disadvantaged when they put their home on the market. As this report uncovers, most homesellers make 7 deadly mistakes that cost them literally thousands of dollars. The good news is that each and every one of these mistakes is entirely preventable. In answer to this issue, industry insiders have prepared a free special report entitled "The 9 Step S}•stem to Get Your Home Sold Fast and For Top Dollar". To hear a brief recorded message about how to order your free copy of this report, call 1400-766-3267 and enter ID# 1000. You can call anytime, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Call NOW to find out how you can get the most money for your home. T1115 rrport is clwetesv of Mike ttl,Xan. Sulu Reprrsentative. RdMat Qwtlrn One. Ltd. Not intended to.w,Lcrt pn perrres crrrmth' lated for.atk. CopmKht MANAGER'S e MUST BE SOLD FIRST COME - FIRST SERVED Ma nwileftle Nm& OJLC. Def A I BuybWk& I I� NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, Maid t 26, 1999 PAGE 15 AIP '1 "7 DODQf 'QLyAN Super low kms, V6,7 pass., dual doors, dark glass, power equipment, child + taxes 1' fHRYSUR INTKPID A true beauty. V6, all power equipment. Super family car. Stock NP687. + taxes �1 NNWND rE . . . . . . . . . . . AY NEW & USED VEHICLE CENTRE / � 1 )4 _ AOP PAGE 16 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDfT10N► AAreh 26 19Y! Ent rtain nt NEWS ADVERTISER MARCH 26, 1999 in Located In Wal-Mart Ajax OPEN: Mon. - Fri. 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m. -6 p.m. Sun. 12 - 6 p.m. 905-426-6242 All Ed, all the time in new Ron Howard film Ivow pl"Mgx molvkx 9, pk*ering: Babar: Another tale about the lovable elephant, this time in feature length. Baby Geniuses: Kathleen Turner, Christopher Lloyd, Kim Cattrall. Smart babies outsmart a mad professor. Deep End of the Ocean: Michelle Pfeiffer, Treat Williams. Pfeiffer turns in an great performance as a moth- er looking for her lost son. EDty: Matthew Mc- Conaughey. Woody Harrel- son, Ellen DeGeneres, Dennis Hopper. EDty follows the hi- larious and sometimes painful predicaments suffered by the members of a family when the youngest son, Ed, a video store clerk, is plucked from obscurity and becomes a blockbuster hit. Payback: Mel Gibson, James Caan. Blazing guns, witty repartee, etc. You've seen it before. The Rage: Carrie 2: Emily Bergl, Jason London. Carrie's telekinetic powers are unleashed in this sequel to the Stephen King story. Ravenous: Robert Car- lyle, Guy Pearce. Isolated with others in the Sierra Nevadas, circa 1847, an army captain must fight the canni- balistic hunger raging within.. The Rugrats Movie: Ani- mated fun comes to the big screen. Saving Private Rvan: Tom Hanks, Matt Damon. As Allied soldiers prepare to storm the Normandy Coast, Captain John Miller is or- dered to take his squad behind enemy lines retrieve Private James Ryan. Shakespeare in Love: Gwyneth Paltrow. Struggling playwright Will Shakespeare (Joseph Fiennes) is suffering from writer's block. Then, he meets Viola (Paltrow) and fin- ishes one of the greatest love stories ever told. She's All That: Freddie Prinze Jr., Chris Owen. Teenage high school heart- throb Zach (Pnnze Jr.) bets he can turn the school's geekiest girl, Laney Boggs (Rachael Leigh Cook), into a prom queen. Wing Commander: Freddie Prinze Jr., Saffron Burrows. Based on the leg- endary computer -game series. Now playing at the Cine- pkx Odeon Ajar 10 Cine- mas: Analyze This: Billy Crystal, Robert De Niro, Lisa Kudrow. Paul Vitti (De Niro) is one of New York's most powerful gangsters. When he assumes his role as head of his crime family, he starts having panic attacks. Enter psychiatrist Ben Sobol (Crys- tal). The Cwruptor: Chow Yun- Fat, Mark Wahlberg. Nick Chen (Yun-Fat) and an ideal- istic cop (Wahlberg), fight the G044ER KE?'1tc� CHOCOLATE & CANDY CO. -old fashioned quafity— Old fashioned handmade chocolates, brittles and toffees Excellent Selection of Easter Chocolate Hours: Daily 10-5 Open Good Friday 13 Church St. S. Pickering Village ... "N:. 683-8215 had guys in New York's Chi- natown. Cruel Intentions: Sarah Michelle Gellar, Ryan Phillippe. Wealthy teen sib- lings Kathryn and conspire in this entertaining tale of seduc- tion and betrayal. Doug's 1st Movie: Based on the top-rated television se- ries. Forces of Nature: Ben Affleck, Sandra Bullock. Ben (Affleck) has to get to New York for his wedding to Brid- get (Maura Tierney). He has everything under control until a young woman Sarah (Bul- lock) falls into his life. The King and 1: Long - loved Broadway musical comes to animation in this classic story of romance, music, adventure and fun. Mod Squad: Claire Danes, Giovanni Ribisi, Omar Epps. Julie (Danes), Pete (Ribisi) and Linc (Epps) are three juvenile delinquents r 1E inn—,J MOVIPLEX 9 • Li ■ A ■ a SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE y r�etn vaitrow 30. 3 50.7 10 9 35 © • ■ �� ■ BABY GENIUSES ; ■ Ka:^ -:•nn Turn.•. t 15.3 1C. TCC. 9:00 ■ 7 i � ■ ■ DEEP END OF THE OCEAN K41—, p,.,t... , ,5.330 7:t5 9:25 e • ■ • SAVING PRIVATE RYAN © ■ ■ T. n., RS 3 00. 8:G0 ■ SHE'S ALL THAT ■ c P• -z. J• 7 15 9:15 lir ■ 1■ ■ E THE RAGE: CARRIE II' © ■ ■ ■ • 0 ■ ■ ■ enlisted to work as undercov- er police operatives. A con- temporary version of Aaron Spelling's classic 1970s tele- r ,. vision series. My Favorite Martian: See Kh_ANU page 17 WHERE DO YOU GO FOR A TENDER, JUICY, GRILLED STEAK? Applebee's has steak! Done to your personal perfection. Try our or and only 9oz. House Sirloin'. Our New Steak Milano! The bigger 12 ounce House Sirloin! Our famous Bourbon Street teak! Or try our Steak and Caesar combo! A New Special Menu featuring the best steaks in town, now, for a limited time Steak & Caesar A sandwich size portion of our House Sirloin Steak on toasted Boboli® Oven Bread and served with a small Caesar salad on golden onion peels - Only 11.99 only! 155 Kin6ston Road E. Ajax Open for I..rek Dwmr and We Nigh -z-'{�F•�,,Js^+.:AZi :,x;,e. •. ,: ... .. .. ,., ..e. •Rti,YN7P+rix,.a:. so-:+i•.'.L: .. ... ... .. ... w Rv 4 ._ "�Y' •' ' ._.. ..o . NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, Msrcth 26, 19M PAGE 17 AIP Keanu Reeves ret -- • �Matrixurns to action in sci-fi thriller The 16 KEANU fmm Page )eft' Daniels, Christopher Lloyd. on the television series. True Crime: Clint Eastwood, J.,I11C5 Woods. Steve Everett (East- «:,Kxl) is an investigative reporter whose final interview with a con- demned killer 12 hours to save the life of an innocent man. Also Plcging: Babb Geniuses, Deep End of the Ocean, EDtv,, ling Commander. Now playing at Pickering Town Centre's Famous Players Cinemas: r hinese ta: the IF ; to wit no e' =dhofr ERY OM MNW RDAT ROM ! ! AM!!' AM WUOS ROM 4 Wit 11 Cafe 5. Ave. S. 281 The Waterfront 7& At The Shores of Liverpool -- 590 Liwrpool Road South 420-2020 www.ffHn­tcom/wate&om The Best in Fine & Casual Dining _,Seafood * -$tea ks • Pasta Live EntertMt'tf'f'lent Fromm. Friday Manch - Sato a . March 26 ,A Jim 00Grddy �. < ano and the Boys at - FW Night the bar im FREE ADMISSION 10 Things I Hate About You: Heath Ledger, Julia Stiles. Bianca Stratford (Olcynik) has a dilemma. until her unpopular, rebellious, older sister Kat (Stiles) gets a boyfriend. The Matrix: Keanu Reeves, Laurence Fishhurne.In the near fu- ture, a computer hacker named Neo (Reeves) discovers that life on Earth may be nothing more than a facade created by a cyber -intelligence. The Other Sister: Juliette Lewis, Diane Keaton, Tom Skerritt. Carla Tate ( Lew i,,) is a mentally challenged young woman who de- fies her mother to prove she has the capacity to be a responsible adult. Also playing: Analyze This, The Corruptor, Cruel Intentions, Doug's 1st Movie, Forces of Nature, The King and 1, The Mod Squad, My Fa- vorite Martian, True Crime. 2 FoIR 1 April show; coupon ; :�- -"meow- 1 nursuay, r rivay • -` Ajax or Sunday R'sd for all s hows • r "aIurtng: � A March 25 - 28 Lou Eisen April 1 - 4 Kenny Robinson April 8 - 11 Bob Keele a■ L il 15 - 18 Whitby's Glenn Ottaway April 22 - 25 Roger Chandler ■ April 29 - May 2 Russell Peters ■ Cx,txm Fxpires stay 2 99 ■ " VOTED "BEST COMEDY CLUB" SUN NOW & THE NEWS ADVERTISER .'. The owners of Paas Restaurant in Pickering 11j ..1 bring you something different: 2 chatty Bar & Grill Your neighbwrhood meeting Place F < . Starting March 28th 'im ADVERTISE Nd THIS t , Join us from 11-3 for our °. CALL ANDREA 683-5110-- �. tr ti' $ l O.y-5 adults $3." acids : g this ad on March 28th S9.95 adults $2.99 do '1V 1 riLUN > >.ttar,:., t. v `' �. V BIG SISTER LAI RA I:i cr) l hursd.l. 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Shannon Bruce, 17, joins Tonya Murray, 20 — both of the the O'Brien Dance Centre — in Wonderland's new production entitled Tropicale, the major mu- sical showcase at the theme park. Bruce received notification that she'd been hired as a dancer at Wonderland last Thursday. It will be her second season at the park. "I'm really glad I got the job, says Ms. Bruce. a Grade 12 stu- dent at Dunbarton High School. "I prefer to do something in dancing other than working in a restaurant or something like that.- Ms. hat "Ms. Bruce attended auditions for those who had already worked at Wonderland in late January and was orginally cho- sen as the first back-up for Trop- icale. But, after a cast member reconsidered working in the pro- duction, she was given the role. And, she's pleased that Ms. Murray, who's entering her fifth season as a dancer at Wonder- land, will tx one of the cast members to the halt -hour family musical featunn,• the niwoc of A.J. GROEN/ News Advertiser photo Pickering dancer Shannon Bruce, 17, takes the stage again at Canada's Wonderland, joining another local dancer. the Tropics. "It's nice having someone that you know so well with you:' says Ms. Bruce. Tropicale will open at Won- derland the first week of May and will run each weekend until mid-June when the park opens daily. MR jzffimz� SAT. & SUN., MAR. 27 i 2f, 24 ►x 1- IM MODLETpN ST. �•� .IUST USTED! STEVE On a.n street B-Af^ W tcaW. otos. KOSTKA• coat d.dc we a huw "' la suno,now by IM of "a Ths nano hu my (50.000 warn d (905) IW7419 wVaa a a< lxadooms Dios can 00 aaaO" 09&V 70 oz aoaeoan vie roe d ew tae R~ urWnpad ero�ylwut Orn 3.000 sq. h. ► gageaa trrsnso oasanwm M VpMnm. Matt tuckm. wnoow cowsrrvs. too mny b W-c&Jq*n JOLIGE RraR Home'. 3 yens new A must all Call now. Steve 01GAUrua Kos"% (905) M7449 At that point the show will be performed four times each day. For her part, Murray says she'd like to continue her string of summcrs spent performing at Wonderland. "I'd like to keep coming back as long as they'll take me back" SATURDAY A SUNDAY, MARCH 27 & 28, 2-4 P.Y. 11 Mtll-L.EN DR., AJAX RFK BeauMuly maintained 2.332 sq. It WEBSI backsan b Mullen Park elegantly (905)alit-x677 tamped t protessionaiiy 0"" master suite. Excellent neighborhood. PtrndenW Please call Ride Webster' at (905) Ammmae n 831-7677. SUN, YAR 26,1:30.4:0 P.Y. ISM YALLEYFARY RD, AJAX SHER" and ceramik: tlo • Hardebod HOOVER' upgraded rabirkefs in (906) d3l-M Plus ow -we *rage area. Suite has 2 partdng *use and outside unit kicker. $189,900. Pbese call Sherry Hoover, 831-9500 for buzz tit and aeawaeuurac f N#w ditk. ®1636 MARSH COURT .8AN68RDGE i HIAl11'. 2 ASKING $204,900 FAA" pmbaiioaaly trrlrlrad baaenrerN 10 - a lrll w1 WRIGHT' oee anrarroe. catty main %W W* mom wti (416) 291.2200 Ii F, I we Wo a dock and mood lot Carl M .$drat. Lipp aaea 1100NI orrl and commies 3 apacros Ilaatoar x Plus 3 4im hafts and 1 2•pe. 2. prep. door MwyWqg W"Rapft* faamncods 4181( 2e �� 16�ap si Volunteers needed to entertain special people AJAX — Volunteers are needed to ties for clients. help with a day program for elderly, Anyone with an interest in helping physically -challenged or cognitively- or with a special talent is being impaired adults. sought. The Community Care Adult Day Call Bonnie Harris at 427-2315 Program provides recreational activi- for more information. CKER�N� featurin a$ 10 THINGS 1 HATE ABO (STC) 'Wed: Thu. 7:35-9:45 ANALYZE THIS (AA) Fri. -Sat -Sun 1.40-4:05-7:25-9:50 Mon.-Tue. 7:25-9:50 MY FAVORITE MARTIAN (PG) Fri. -Sat. -Sun. 1:30.4:00 THE OTHER SISTER (PG) Fri. -Sat: Sun: Mon.-Tue. 7:05-9:55 ANALYZE THIS (AA) Wed. -Thu. 7:25-9:50 TRUE CRIME (AA) Fri. -Sat -Sun 1:35-4:25-7:10-10:00 Mon.-Tue. 7:10-10:00 Wed: Thu.7:05-10:00 DOUG'S 1ST MOVIE (F) • Fri.-Sat-Sun.1:00-3:00-5:00-7:30-9:30 Mon.-Tue. 7:30-9: Wed. -Thu. 7:30-9:25 FORCES OF NATURE (PG) - Fri: Sat -Sun. I:ta3:35.7:20-9:45 Mon.-Tue. 7:20-9:45 Med.-Thu. 7:159:40 THE CORRUPTOR (AA) *Fri.-Sat-Sun.-Mon.-Tue. 9:40 THE KING xf I (F) •Fri: Sat. -Sun. 1:45-4:15-7:35 Mon.-Tue. 7:35 THE MATRIX (AA) -Wed.-Thu. 7:00-9:55 CRUEL INTENTIONS (AA) *Fri. -Sat -Sun. 2:00-4:20-7:15-9:35 Mon.-Tue. 7:15-9:35 Wed. -Thu. 7:10-9:30 THE MOD SQUAD (AA)'Fri.-Sat-Sun.1:20-3:40-7:00.9:20 Mon.-Tue. 7:00-9:20Med: Thu. 7:359:45 Well FORCES OF NATURE (PG) -Fri.-Mon.-Thu. 7:30-9:55, Sat -Sun. 1:30-4:10-7:30-9:55 SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE (AA) *Fri. -Mon. -Thu. 7:15-10:05, Sat. -Sun. 1:10-3:55-7:15-2:05 DOUG'S 1ST MOVIE (F) 'Fri. -Mon. -Thu. 7:10-9:10 Sat -Sun. 1:00-3:00-5:00-7:10.9:10 MY FAVORITE MARTIAN (PG) -Set.-Sun. 1:20-3:45 THE OTHER SISTER (PG) -Fri.-Sat-Sun.-Mm.-Tue. 7:00.9:50 10 THINGS I HATE ABO (STC) 'Wed. -Thu. 7:25-9:45 THE RAGE:CARRIE 2 (AA) *Fri. -Sat -Sun: Mon.-Tue. 9:35 THE MOD SOUAD (AA) *Wed. -Thu. 7:20-9:40 THE KING xi I (F) -Fri.-Mon.-Tue. 7:25 SeL-Sun.1:40.4:0S-7:25 TRUE CRIME (AA) Fri: 'Mon. -Thu. 7:0510:00 S&L-SurL 1:05-4:00.7:0510:00 ANALYZE THIS (AA) 'Fri. -Mom -Thu. 7:3510:10 SnL-Sun.1:45-4:157:3510:10 THE MOD SQUAD (AA) -Fri.-Mon.-Tue. 7:20-9:40 Sat. -Sun. 2:00-4:20-7:20-9:40 THE MATRIX AA'Wed-Thu. 7:00-9:55 ",4=J J SUN, MARCH gal, 2-4 P.M. 99 BARNES DR, AJAX Beautifully upgraded detached 3 KMM bedroom home with finished basement. Feetwi a ceramic SIFTER' Boors, central air 8 vacuum, (905) MIM double drive and a shower in basement wasfrodn. An eirecti ns value. Cal Marty for directions ora sneak preview) (905) 663-1088. �.,:�. .._...�.._ :mow - - - _ .- - .._ ---• - - .-...;. KATHY ME iEDITW (905)683-1088 AJAX - CLOSE TO LAKE Large semi with breaKest area or oozy fanhdy room, beauMul hardwood & trim, finished basement with 4 bedroom & shower stall. Move in condtion. End of Jtete dosing. $174,t3Bt3. Call Kathy% (905) 683-1088. t W MARCH 29.2-4 PJL FEARN CRES., AJAX $179,800 Nott sai••oTItlSno M s. 2 storey brick WK drive through P12110O'COR+/IIOR' bdrm. , 9 n (9015) W4156 NktM, CAC, CVAC, IWy finished beeerrherht. Beautiful back welt to GO trtrain sdtod and shopping, Too much to list, loll �twrar Mike for details, 905-686-5155. �.,:�. .._...�.._ :mow - - - _ .- - .._ ---• - - .-...;. 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Phone: (9)5) 579-41k1$ - - �-rm.._ i'�iLaaaaaia�i.>'s'i.r.=..-,:i.-i :::i{'....L_...rv.♦ �1�.LtiL'�..�._..�,�..�.�._..�.�.���. �.�.,-.�...-l..ai.�.�.-i .�t a�i.L'".LLL:STr'1:1.jr7'tZ'�'S�'C�LSCT.3l�:R�.� A'P PAGE 20 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, March 26,1989 FI UP TO rmJ o IN -STOCK 1998 DODGE STRATUS 9 & PLYMOUTH BREEZE t0 cH Ise FRO *Automatic, air conditioning, tilt cruise, plus much, much more. Balance of factory warranty available. YOUR CHOICE' no. $ $180 ' 14,525..... 1998 CHRYSLER INTREPID 271. V-6, auto, P -s, p b, pm, PA.L, tik cruise, w AWFN ass, Goth budkels, console & more. 1 owns. Only 14,700 mike. Stn. n72A1 Sale $21,888 . ... 1998 NEON 4 DR. HICIHLINE Aulo9atic Transmisekwk power Steering, Air Ca ndidwft PoMnsr Brriss, fialam m of Faa7bay warraeety. S*_M7 .2 1999 RAY 3500 RT SPORT DIESEL 5.91.. 6 cyL. I I auto. p w, pAj , PM@L, Pis, tik, Guise, air, sport appearance, SLT Laramie, be conven and spin axle, trader tau, camper spec-, i mora. 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Parts & Labour warranty on New Bikes . Trade-ins, over 1000 Bikes in stock • BMX • AIN • HYBRID • RACING • SIDEWALK Everybody going to Pickering NEWS A D V E R T I S E R M A R C 11 2 b 1 9 9 9 BAY4.CYC (905) 837-143 LE— -- 8,1:1. South at Bait, 118GO, 613-3565 Pan'thers readvAN BYAL R/Vf.7T Sports Editor PICKERING — Slowing down the Bramalea Illucs will be high on the list of priorities for the Pickering Boyer Pontiac Panthers as they open their DHA Ontario Provincial Junior 'A' semi-final series on the road tonight. ..We have to respect their speed and contain it when we can;' says Panthers head coach Rod tilcGillis. "But if we want to be successful, we have :o do the things that have made us successful. Every series you have to get better and each series we have !otten better. We're confident going into this se- ies. McGillis reports the layoff after the Panthers :ompleted a four -game sweep of the Lindsay Muskies in the East Conference final has allowed its charges to get rested and ready for the hest-of'- c%'cn series against the Blues. "Mentally and physically, we're 100 per cent:' ays McGillis. "We're ready to go, so the break was xccllent. We feel we're ready and we're champing l the bit to get this series started. We've had two trong practices and we've got our focus. - Not only will the Panthers have to contain the peed of the Western Conference champions, the cst skating club Pickering has met to date this post- cason, but Pickering will need to contain a trio of igh-scoring Bramalea forwards - Kyle Amyotte, ,,ho scored 43 goals and 72 assist.% for 115 points uring the regular season. 42 -goal sniper Chris Sc- asticn and 31 -goal scorer Anthony Aquino. 'They have a lot of forwards who certainly are angerkus:' notes McGillis. The semi-final series moves to the Pickering ecreation Complex for game two on Sunday. March 28 at 7:30 p.m. Game three is Track at Bra- malea's Victoria Park Arena on Monday, March 29 at 7:45 p.m. The fourth game of the series is in Pick- ering on Tuesday, March 30 at 7:30 p.m. Game Live, if necessary, is in Bramalea on Wednesday, March 31 at 7:45 p.m. Game six, if needed, goes in Pick- ering on Thursday, April I at 7:30 p.m. Game seven is scheduled for Bramalea on Friday, April 2 at 8:30 p.m. The other best -of -seven semi-final series be- tween Central Conference champion Collingwo(KI Blues and wildcard team Milton Merchants started Thursday night after our press deadline in Colling- wood and resumes tonight in Milton. LADIES 1-10 A RN TO GOLF M ,` • Beginner & Back nanWl26 to Basic Classes ¢3 • 5. 1 hr. lessons • Beginning the week of April 5 Call Greg Salazar M (CGTF/USGTF) to reserve your spot I'�1 �8A479 ! aClassss hem at Ftns IRarw "f C."frs �►�Taunton Rd., Ajax SALES HOURS IIV�c� Mon -Fri. 9-9, Fri -Sat. 9-6 SERVICE HOURS Mon -Fri. 7:30-6, Sat. 8:30-5 Quality At A Fair Prke LEASE or FINANCE OPTIONS AVAILABLE VEHICLES wivly bobstephemeoir 1998 INFINIT_Q_X4 —1 - ••: Tuscan beige Autumn bronze, leather, power roof, luxury equipment, 69,000 kms 27,000 kms tt .I 1 •• MAXIMA GLE Beige pearl, auto, Golden olive a/c, power roof, leather, power roof, 177,000 kms 44,000 kms t., .a I . ..� 1 Burgundy metallic White pearl leather, power roof, leather, power 85,000 kms roof, 58,000 kms 7191,7s allicBeige metallic r roof, leather, power roof, m 121,000 kms 91:13AI"ItIg” V44 Timber frost, auto, a/c, cassette, 38,000 kms .. 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Nutmeg, auto, a/c, cassette, 28,000 kms Sand beige, a/c, power roof, mags, 84 000 kms w r Blue, 5 spd, liner, cap, 28,000 kms 1999 FRONTIER KING CAB -2-WHEEL DRIVE or 4 WHEEL DRIVE -- Full power equipment, air conditioned, keyless remote and panic alarm, 15" alloy wheels, am/fm/cd cassette, sliding rear window, much, much more. r IPICKERING SOFTBALL 1999 PROGRAM ASSOCIATION REGISTRATION Children's T -Ball (year of birth 1992-1993) Three Divisions Children's Softball (year of birth 1979-1991) Ten Divisions Sunday MARCH 28th 12:00noon to 2:00pm The Pickering Recreation Complex Second Floor, Valleyfarm Rd. south of Hwy 2 IF—W W�l $851rst child $65 each additional sibling Both Brr,h certificate anti Ontar,o Health card must oe Nrasented upon registration Other Pickering Softball Programs For information about these programs call 420-6050 -Pickering Fastpitch (Rep) Softball -Recreational Softball: Men's and Ladies •Pickering Select (Tournament Softball) •Slo-pitch: Men's, Ladies and Mixed INFORMATION 420-6050 UMPIRES, SPONSORS, & COACHES 837-0606 Visit us on the we bat: webhome.idirect.com/-thornes/psa..htm J Email us at newsroomCdurham.net Fees, SeVen F`eeT. TaL—For a nay, Enter to win a chance to be a `Raptors Rookie for a Day'. • Meet the team and receive an official replica Raptors unitorm. • Be part of the pre -game warm-up. • Sit near the bench as you cheer your heroes on to victory. • Be profiled in upcoming Raptors game programs. Name Age Address Cmipile a snd deposal in snlr par6c#ahag Sears store. Male Female city Province Ham Telephone ( ) Postal code Tell us why you want to be Raptors Rookie for a Day' 1 taw nod ft cartW nus and agree to abide by them Slynatwe of P' mnW"uardian �•......., W..t.....•.. u.. w.a ..t PTO ZQr1.f,4N _® JJL P PAGE 22 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, March 26, 1999 Goaltenders backstop Pickerin1 g Lone Star novices to playoff wins PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Lone Star Cafe novice 'A' hockev team has won two games and lost two in round-robin playoff action recently. The Panthers edged the Whitby Wildcats 1-0 on Kyle Kotchie's goal. Eric Nottbeck was outstanding in net in recording the shutout. Against the Clarington Toros, Pickering skated away with a 2-1 decision. Kotchie and T.J. Angrove scored while Ryan Lee and Michael Marshall picked up assists. Tvler Kutsukake put on a goaltending clinic, turning aside shot after shot. The Panthers dropped a close 2-1 decision to Ajax. Michael Gilbert scored from Robert Barron and Derek Cameron. Whitby posted a 5-2 de- cision over the Panthers. Cameron and Marshall scored. Angrove, Kotchie, Barron and Lee assisted. Meanwhile, the Panthers played an exhibition game at Maple Leaf Gardens against the Whitby Wild- cats. Peter Valerio tallied the lone Pickering marker in a 6-1 loss. Other strong efforts throughout the stretch were turned in by Mark Badcock, Jason Dwyer, Craig Wat- Lightning atoms bite Sharks for tourney win The Durham West Light- ning atom hockey team cap- tured the Durham West Girls Hockey Association annual tournament recently. Durham toppled the Scar- borough Sharks 2-1 in the final of the tourney. Against Scarborough in game one, thr ,quad skated to a con incing 6-0 victor-,. The Lightning then blanked the Aurora Tigers 7- 0. Team members are Louise Bedford, Caitlin Sfhith. Sara Eagleson, Eileen Hanlon, Kristen Cowan, Danielle Apps, Bree Grenon, Nicole Flaxman, Caroline Paterson, Alex Cooper, Lisa Hencin, Lillian Polson, Jillian Fairweather. Kath S%ailes and Alexis N1a,:"I-hwain. ters, Bradley Miller, Josh Billinger, Derek Filer and Adam Hurley. The team is coached by Dale Lee, Ray Angrove, Kevin Gilbert and Gary Watters. Kathy Miller is the manager. 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The Position t%rc are currently seeking an experienced computer sales profes- ,,onal for Oshawa. The successful candidate will have experi- trlie developing new business clients and closing sales. You will recommend PC and LAN technology solutions that will lead to uncommonly good results. Candidates should be professional, results oriented, possess ex - rt (lent communication and interpersonal skills. A minimum of three years experience is required. Please forward your resume t" FILE #330 OSHAWA THIS WEEK P.O. BOX 481, OSHAWA, ONTARIO LIH 71-5 We thank all applicants for their interest, 1wivever only those chosen for an nnterrrieu, will be contacted. TYMCA EMPLOYMENT COUNSELLOR required YMCA Durham Employment and Community Services has a variety of programs designed to assist individuals to rind and maintain entploynterN. . Required qialillications for tftis ful time contract position include: Degree of Diploma in Employrrlerlt CoulseWg, Social Sciences or Equivalent Minimum 2 years experience workrlg wdh youth Superior Communication Skills Competerd In using WordPerfect. Word, and the Internet Please tax resume and covering letter to: (905) H39-9687 Attention: Director Employrtterit and Comrt unity Services by Mar. 31199 19 CLAIM A CAREER WITH -7 THE CO-OPERATORS lar ro-.quina... u... Pw a•ulrnF+.ra,f arrwrra arewr,:,r..s r,M aha a :M l uvprarrw arwr,11 A+r .,. any w.*,a,a.rrll ACCIOEKT BENEFITS CLAYS REPRESEerTATTVE li—ii1raw- mom" aril umk aaMr.,,l,t aaWM c1ii1111a We 1n 1. gall, rl r.wlrr. ail rdaahsi a . 1„ aq, ua,av ill -k ta.1111 M, Mar r-- ... wit u/oeyk. V* rwwq* ." rwyalaiy ecau m proam ail i' rk"ft a e,r dmki i. Sial n„ rr -aft 11a .,n 4"Tri lir „y1eArM teatr r.r 1W cavi. (11111 ....,rlwol .„Q ocaaa Illi i,. al ravel ., ~ cl,c11u al Sian hwair aW a Mar ..awa-a,eac a au Dari A Mc p,: a .Aw dn%w-. lwa ,w _w i a waa:k n r w wit II 1:1, aaw 1.1 W raw.” a11dl.r caprnra�'c ri a chant, rg nmmui tui. n..ue carc p,w„kr, rdaMWa,.w �ar�nrYar, .r ,.unci rdaW .ra„l,anr. . „sea caccna11.TprMmra r.r Ir'k nal aaJ t�'W p,wM ctrl .,•m�,t,uc .Y„It,Cr11atay pckatc 7AuhaYaM,11M.mrrrl PGav GrraN ,-.a11 carr aIW c.,vcnq ktly Uy fact R .nail Rhin Acrd t. I YW no. PATTY MILBURN Ctarms SuperviuY 16" Dundas St E. Suitc 205 W4ithy ON LIN RYR FAX: 001) 434-YA 19 44 t& co-weiWoe trralaant:a/Firarlelsl $avr, W1 in careers THE NAIL STATION Career Training Center Career - ram - Ing available In artificial rads, ear candling, pedl- cum. wring Air brushing arla tattooing techniques. Student Financing negonaw (905439-2217 l y� l ard Swiss Arts a CRAFTERS WANTED at 'The Gut b Craft Snowptace IoW - ed In the Court" Fla Mar- ket. 4 km east of DOM la us $hilar 8 see your ci lts dr racy to the public. you do not have to be mere. There Is No 6 month contract Alto, re- oene 1 nwild trot rent u you SW up March 31 Cal 905- 436-1024 t cairn TTOMM GEED A JOS? -8etween 1E to 24 years old -Out A School and work -Need FREE help Call the HOTLINE Osharaf Whitby 725.4786. Pickering Residents I - DO -263.0993 Ge— .0 HELP We have too many leads. not enouO mature Saks reins, for in home tales preseMallons. can you help? No enpenerics necessary. we will tram ym. S7lary dos commissions and bonus. 45 year old compam grow" raptly Call Ramson 1-3ee- 884.9577 today for an rnur- wew Average imam M $75K JM AIIANAM.FI Are you 16 to 24 years old" Currently cul of work and school we can help you hid a lob for FREE! Call the Hothm (905) 852- 7348 Ex 21 JIM A1rir MUf Are you 16 to 24 years old? Currant' tee w work and school we can help you find a job for FREE' Call the HOTLINE Oshawa/ Whitby 7254786: Pickering Resideras 1-800-263.0993 SSCUANERM Ladles to- gtured to dean homes, $10 per hour, relerattxs requlRd. car Dict CANDO NEIGHBOR 905 706 5792. A CREAT ZECeRO INCOME. This one is very diflererr. Cal 416407-8507 24 IPS. AJAX YOEO STM requires full and part unto twjnwWill he4. Some wnvuw everlla7t. on1 Select Immedialey. Cal ATTERIIM DILL TIME part IS --r- 10 1 Prue has 41 1W 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.], 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 EAST SIDE MARIO'S Ajax / Bowmanville We are looking for enthusiastic team players to apply for all positions, full and part time. Experience preferred. Apply in person to either Ajax or Bowmanville 11 location. 11 located at 401/Kennedy Rd. bas immediate openings in our tall centre for collections. Successful candidates will be self motivated with excellent communication skills. Good salary and bonus incentive. Contact Mr. Rogers at 416-297-7077 ext. 389 PARTS PERSON WANTED 2 years Chrysler experience a must Fax treeashin 0 to ("sKs3.573s nie z $10.85 1 ■�- 1 Norain 1d TSTART oust by rttat2s. call MOILQ0wsd.. fromFHousehold ARD SALE 10 a.m. - 6 p.m 7231920arch 27 loam - 5pm ATrEtmowl Get to alae andms, mason jars, some fur- dooleld iibgA much more!!!meda" for rr chatoalpoint Rd, Ajax Miles. No selilgr involved. Ful trailing Neal aw pearalKce a mush. team all - Cal Stan 438 1W HIRING r. Waiters &-Waitresses Minimum i Years experience Energetic & outgoing •" pub servers Apply in person with resume to King Richards Pub 1 163 Kingston Rd. v.. Pickering 831-3469 THE AJAX / PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER requires adult carriers to deliver papers and flyers door to door, every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, before 6:00 pm. Must have a car. for information TRUCK DRIVER REQUIRED Mechanical Contractor looking for responsible individual with mechanical knowledge to drive company vehicle for deliveries and pickups. Must have good driving record, and knowledge of greater Toronto area. Please send resume to: Human Resources by fax (905)831-1628 or 939 Dillingham Rd., Pickering, LI W I Z7. M AGWYERS PUB JOIN OUR TEAM! �t�turc 'LINE COOKS 'SERVERS yrs. mlmrnum csperience. Full tic Part Time Drop resurnc In penon 105 Bayly St. W., Ajax Bavwood Centre 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 NOTE, resumes that are taxed directly to Oshawa This week, will not be forwarded to the file number. Originals must be sent directly as indicated by the instructions in the ad. Commercial iii Residential Property Maintemmce Company Requires a general labor- er. EAwriente an asset. Idealy, suit ex- carnal workers or students. Drmng hcenu essential.f tNwet or fides fNntN1 to apply. Tel (416) 71644. For F',ckrru,K. Rrs.Lia 1.> trams to do dd,ver- ,e, ,n or around the city a d some out of ban. w,lluae to work, early rrx,rninrs or late e,rlr- , K,. Must have eaperr- mcr with tracbr trarlen (AZ lrcenwK. HIAe nax,m Trucks, Forklifts, ,,r any of the other tvpes ,t rude orlon& mactun- callAf1G C09 6117 I DELnENT Drivers required rn Fraendly working .705-VRTJ with own ars Apply m per- rnvunnntent. son to The Fnerdly Greek crease Fax resume, Restaurant. 1450 Kingston 190A 426-1143 1 General tlMp 1 Gelteral rwWRd . Pickering or Dau (905) BUSNO OPPORT11NTY to( 831-3763 ii mobwk0 people Indeperldere representatives warded for new commune Wris compa- ny No experience necessary Traktwrpprow", Cal (9os)254.18755 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers check their . ad upon publication as New Ad- vertiser will not be re. sponsible for more than one incorrect irtsertfal and there shalt be no l- ability for non -insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads Is MINWd to the amount Paid for the space occw " the error. AN copy a subio to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser. TO WORK WITH WOOD? ROCKWOOD FURNITURE, A PICKERING MANUFACTURER OF SOLID WOOD FURNITURE IS LOOKING FOR YOU. WE WOULD LIKE YOU TO HAVE THE EXPERIENCE BUT WE ARE ALSO WILLING TO TRAIN YOU. WE HAVE OPENINGS IN OUR MACHINING, ASSEMBLY AND FINISHING DEPARTMENTS. PLEASE APPLY IN PERSON ON SATURDAY MARCH 27 BETWEEN 10 AM TO 2 PM AT: r&ckwOod t"ri10a&ruW=7�Lll 895 DILLINGHAM ROAD AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER Toronto Line: (416) 798-7259 Our phone lines are open Mon. to Fri. ti! 8:00 pm. 87rZ Wbit:s t4da, PNcltaitu8 Sia Lee—Amluerlea 1'lasa 244Houv Falx: 905) S79-42118 set. 9:30 em to 3-00 pm. 30 ComlvNetn It Ave:, Atjatttr Gide; Nd �E1e. NOW when you aedi`i"9r % you wordad :. �+>1 11±P,.'M atsoslppanthba fit@ killernitat r �" li 1 ' i r.l 111��r(IMa1.11,ieallY,�wrww •N�--�aaa ra7.�a.-..-,�.sr-rrrra rr.-.a�.•err-.-ar.aw-aa-----a.....rraa war. r..RR.a "PAR"t�iR'�`1,tR�:tl�ttR�'aC.t�t11l`4w•'ea►K>'r'7rfV�e�t11t�4 �f116�e.►atEVAi�l11-0 �'iiw.►wr wr. Ontario's fastest growing residential yawn care company has openings for a AM l'iSR 1EIOW REGIONAL BRANCH MANAGER The successful applicant wi:l 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 rEsunaK in confidence to: 1416) 253-6891 Attn: Michael Heirnbach HIRING r. Waiters &-Waitresses Minimum i Years experience Energetic & outgoing •" pub servers Apply in person with resume to King Richards Pub 1 163 Kingston Rd. v.. Pickering 831-3469 THE AJAX / PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER requires adult carriers to deliver papers and flyers door to door, every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, before 6:00 pm. Must have a car. for information TRUCK DRIVER REQUIRED Mechanical Contractor looking for responsible individual with mechanical knowledge to drive company vehicle for deliveries and pickups. Must have good driving record, and knowledge of greater Toronto area. Please send resume to: Human Resources by fax (905)831-1628 or 939 Dillingham Rd., Pickering, LI W I Z7. M AGWYERS PUB JOIN OUR TEAM! �t�turc 'LINE COOKS 'SERVERS yrs. mlmrnum csperience. Full tic Part Time Drop resurnc In penon 105 Bayly St. W., Ajax Bavwood Centre 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 NOTE, resumes that are taxed directly to Oshawa This week, will not be forwarded to the file number. Originals must be sent directly as indicated by the instructions in the ad. Commercial iii Residential Property Maintemmce Company Requires a general labor- er. EAwriente an asset. Idealy, suit ex- carnal workers or students. Drmng hcenu essential.f tNwet or fides fNntN1 to apply. Tel (416) 71644. For F',ckrru,K. Rrs.Lia 1.> trams to do dd,ver- ,e, ,n or around the city a d some out of ban. w,lluae to work, early rrx,rninrs or late e,rlr- , K,. Must have eaperr- mcr with tracbr trarlen (AZ lrcenwK. HIAe nax,m Trucks, Forklifts, ,,r any of the other tvpes ,t rude orlon& mactun- callAf1G C09 6117 I DELnENT Drivers required rn Fraendly working .705-VRTJ with own ars Apply m per- rnvunnntent. son to The Fnerdly Greek crease Fax resume, Restaurant. 1450 Kingston 190A 426-1143 1 General tlMp 1 Gelteral rwWRd . Pickering or Dau (905) BUSNO OPPORT11NTY to( 831-3763 ii mobwk0 people Indeperldere representatives warded for new commune Wris compa- ny No experience necessary Traktwrpprow", Cal (9os)254.18755 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers check their . ad upon publication as New Ad- vertiser will not be re. sponsible for more than one incorrect irtsertfal and there shalt be no l- ability for non -insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads Is MINWd to the amount Paid for the space occw " the error. AN copy a subio to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser. TO WORK WITH WOOD? ROCKWOOD FURNITURE, A PICKERING MANUFACTURER OF SOLID WOOD FURNITURE IS LOOKING FOR YOU. WE WOULD LIKE YOU TO HAVE THE EXPERIENCE BUT WE ARE ALSO WILLING TO TRAIN YOU. WE HAVE OPENINGS IN OUR MACHINING, ASSEMBLY AND FINISHING DEPARTMENTS. PLEASE APPLY IN PERSON ON SATURDAY MARCH 27 BETWEEN 10 AM TO 2 PM AT: r&ckwOod t"ri10a&ruW=7�Lll 895 DILLINGHAM ROAD AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER Toronto Line: (416) 798-7259 Our phone lines are open Mon. to Fri. ti! 8:00 pm. 87rZ Wbit:s t4da, PNcltaitu8 Sia Lee—Amluerlea 1'lasa 244Houv Falx: 905) S79-42118 set. 9:30 em to 3-00 pm. 30 ComlvNetn It Ave:, Atjatttr Gide; Nd �E1e. NOW when you aedi`i"9r % you wordad :. �+>1 11±P,.'M atsoslppanthba fit@ killernitat r �" li 1 ' i r.l 111��r(IMa1.11,ieallY,�wrww •N�--�aaa ra7.�a.-..-,�.sr-rrrra rr.-.a�.•err-.-ar.aw-aa-----a.....rraa war. r..RR.a "PAR"t�iR'�`1,tR�:tl�ttR�'aC.t�t11l`4w•'ea►K>'r'7rfV�e�t11t�4 �f116�e.►atEVAi�l11-0 �'iiw.►wr wr. PAGE 24 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, Friday Edition, March 26, 1999 1 Gen" Help 1 General Help 1 Sure "WA9eMe= Soles Hep/Aganis • 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? K 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 30- 35 hrs. 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 188 WE NEED SALESPEOPLE! Guaranteed pay of $7 60 hour with commission up to $15/ hour! Great sump- elemental income. Take a break from Kids & firtake some e)dra cash 111 ow.; Ajax Location -Harwood Place Mall ,t Monday to Thursday ( 6 p.m. lo 9 p.m.) and Saptrday ( 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.) r (416) 321.9333 L Ohl- Sal" Ha41Agera I Saks HelpyAgeMs SALESPEOPLE REQUIRED Severa; open for aggressive salespeople to sell automotive and industrial lubric- ants.Territories includeToronto and east Belleville, north to Peterbor- ough. Sales experience in automo- tive aftermarket a definite asset. Must have own vehicle. Attractive remuneration package. Please tax resume to: R.P. Oil Limited, Whitby fax 905-666-2751 No phone calls please. Only applicants required for interviews will be contacted. DI 7rve aaC ^Bice• •. yu'eC Fun line Must be depend- Wie stave movug and dekv- ery(appliarxe) experience. and fWt Own tranSpbn to pb site Tel 416-990-3956 EARN S230 M. 5500. or more per week assembling proounxs in the comfort of your vin home Serb a sseff-- addres5e0 to OPH 8-2400stamped DuMaSuenve St w. Siete 541 Re 636. Mis- sissauga. Ont L5K 2R8 NEEDED y+'ith expenmce 131 nail extension for L'Attitudes Pickering Town Centre Phone Robert (905) 420-1440 r Fax Resume to (905)763-9345 EXPANDING -OUDIEP :�M PANy rids 'mmediate open- ings Lor guanred drivers warn rebawe "hictes S50o-SWO weekly Calif (905) 427-8093 Mornay mru Friday EXPERIENCED Telemarketers needed Please call (905t427- 6040 EXTREMELY BUSY Scaroot- ough delr,e,y company re- quires diners win own car or Fun Call 016)754-3400 RRL TM Lone Cook & Part Time wall staff Experience preferred Apply n person 325 westney Rd S . Ajax INDUSTRIAL POSITIONS available Needed imme- dia ely for various assign - merits in the Durham Region Trytspatatgn an asset Appiy in person at 1099 Kingston Rd Pickering. Suite 230 MANDYN required by loos builder Customer service asst. some general tabour Must have own tools and ve- hi Ken(905)427-7703 Compressed Air Company Requires an EXPERIENCED SCREW COMPRESSOR MECHANIC Experience in Electronic Controls would be an asset. Own tools and a valid driver's licence are essential. Fax resume to: (416)297-7047 ELLIS PACKAGING LTD. I.,; a progressive manufacturer of folding cartons. We are novo accepting applications for the following positions: Printing Feeder - Entry level pposrtian, experience on automatic slTeet fed presses would be an asset. 2nd Pressman previous experience on 40" Komori is a definite asset. Please submit resumes to ELLIS PACKAGING LTD. 1830 Sandstone Manor Pickering Ont. L1W 3Y1 Attention: Dennis Saunders HOUSECLEANERS wanted. Must have own vehicle. Experience an asset Available Mon -Fri. Serious inquiries only. Call 619-6970 ICF So,tns S A FT recepniu wA wdn w01110ll- �r experience PT weekend Icepbotsst also needed lease tax resume to 416- .12-6491 HAIRSTYLISTS WANTED minimum 2 years evenence for full lime. Please call Oshawa Center Har Styksts. Mary or Lim. (905)-728-4623 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL. long- term temp must nave 6 namrts wodong expenena & safely steN-toed hoots Up to S9 50Mr Pickering through OMM areas Car an asset the OOsshawa will Unemployment viewing aCen-- tn. on 78 Richmond $t w. Oshawa. on Tuesday. March 30M from 9 30 am - 2 30 om LIME IN NOMEMAKERS. 3-4 days per wee. F.u-- S'25 per weik Pieter retired persons with Car Seniors 10, Seniors (905168"717 I OwrarMiOi"' �i - M�1DonM PHARMACIST WANTED A Full Time Pharmacist is required for a busy clinic pharmacy in Oshawa. We are a locally owned group of Independent phar- macies in the Oshawa area. The successful candidate must posses the following: • excellent communication skills • Interest in diabetes care and pharmaceutical care • be informed and updated Excellent benefits and salary. Please reply in confidence to: Box 218, Oshawa Ont. L1 H 71.1 INSTALLERS tar pneumatic systems in p4sM eanpany Regwre Drivers license, bonded. macharkally trainedf long irregular hours. starting salary t (0 905414466-3446 Fax resume LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE company requires Lawn Cut. Iters S8/Tr Ajax arta contact Thornes 1905427-0038 LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE FIRM -Distributing appitca- txns for 40or positionsodd tours turd work for details for appkahon pick -Up call 725 6303 -Monday March.29th. Sam -Qpm oty, LANDSCAPE Tect iaan needed Experience essential Permanent full -brae work Call (905)725-19D4 LICENSED HAMSTYLIST to asset in managing salon Ex- celleM salary page • probe shaming Pan bine stybets co- cations in Whitby . Ajax Cal Kathryn (905) 576.2512 135 135 135 established Durham Region manufacturer of industrial Arical equipment requires an ELECTRICAL DESIGNER. I self -motivated individual will be responsible for the design based automation and power systems for induction heat I melting. Prepares electrical schematics,detail panel a lipment layout and BOM for manufacturing operations us Candidate must have an Elect. Technologist Diploma with 2 ye. industriatexperience, sound knowledge of AutoCAD R13/14. Familiar with AB RSView and RSLogix an asset. Proficient in Microsoft Office and have excellent time management and organizational skills. Candidates to submit their resumes, by mail or fax (905) 683 -WO on h (_ o phone -calls pplleaLsle), in confidence to MATURE 17yr Mad female singer warning to toren a band AnernatrvvRocklazz original Bluffs Labels interested only professiaNUexperr arced mosecim /tad appy Auditions will be held 19051263-9949 KKWWOMENI WS. Needed m Catalogues. TV Commer. WI. MagalineS. and extra wort it accepted training aril regrsbraton tees covered Call (41fi -9th-9343 or 1-800- M0� ELus Met WA" SM Per week nurkeKg company nods 10 people now during rush ser son Ab experience neces- sary. wiling to Iran call Julee for interview at 905 720- 3144(16.) FW Time Only. PART -TOE POSITIONS AVAILABLE $15 hour CAR REQUIRED ENGLISH A MUST Call Peter at 905-686-2445 ext. 224 PART THE. Cleaners. Days only. Castle Cleaning. 426- 9765 or 426-W & WE WANT YOUI Experienced telemarketers required Hour- ly slay ells bo-- May ash McMullin. ff you're the one for us. Cil Debbie (905)136-0056. WT. ting lime, part bme for Wei setting. must be rekaw and flexible. References re- quired. Conned Alison at Holi- day ion, Oshawa. Tel 576- 5101 or to 576-3296. s 1 DaariMeklci a Deyean AvOMW . Dgcae Alterable 1 Articles for 1 Amid" or SECRETARYIRECEPTIOMLST seto saw required for Real Estate Office, must be proficient in typing and Windows environment and be available to work Wed- nesday. Thursday and Wee- kends (12 noon to Spm) Ex- penence an asset. Call 9o5 430-9960 or tax resume 430- 9954 SECRETARY/RECEPTKMT required Saturdays and Sun- days. 11-6 p m for new tome sale office in Ajax 905-428- o3ae WORK Entry Level Position • Part-time • $9 (X)/hour • Car required 416-279-1026 ;TYt IST RFnItMFn w,th previous experience. for busy Whitby Salon Appy in person Amfpny-Frances $aeon Ester - ca. 1200 Rossland Rd E Whitby 430-M TAXI DRIVERS Wanted FULL & PART TIME will Train 831-5662 TAXI DRIVERS. car.-: ❑car Time Please call 427-1000 7HE NEWS ADVERTISER Is looking for prospects to deliver newspapers and flyers to the following areas AJAX Marsh Lane old Kingston Rd. Morden Ave. Roberson Dr. Home Ave. Reed. Dr. Wright Cres. PICKERING Middleton St Pepperwood Way Beaton Way Theoden Crt. Denbrook Ave. Arathom Crt Sommergrove Cres. Annan Woods Dr. Denvale Dr. Menadoc Dr. Lawson St. Oakbum St. Senator St. Waterford Gate. Rockwood Dr. Hogarth St. Sweetbriar Crt. Pineggrove Ave. 925 eayly St. Vistula Dr. Batory Ave. Chiprrxtnk St. Sunrise Ave. Oklaftana Dr. Westshore Blvd. Rosebank Rd. S. Nomad Rd. SCARBOROUGH Clams Dr. Feagan Dr. Bathgate Dr. Rouge Hills Dr. Island Rd. Brycemoor Rd. Friendship Ave. SulinBeaverbr�ook Crt. East Ave. Brownfield S Grohs R Decimal Place Tudor Glen CresPendermere. Fanfare Ave Ravine Park Cres. Invermarge Dr. Ttdeswell Blvd. Portflc:lair Crt. GdlkVham St. Bonnydon Cres. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION 905-683-5117 dotdna for TRUCK ACCESSORY/IN- STALLER-Must be experi- enced to install running boards, truck caps. tog lights. etc Must have good mecha n- caland electrical knowledge Need valid drivers license with clean abstract Contact R 0 L Pickering 905-428- 7373, Fax 905-428-7976 WAITRESS/ WAITER Minimum 2 yr experience. 1 ening and weektmd work. Resume in plemon to Inn's Cafe & Billiards 2200 Brock Rd. Pickers After 10.30 a.m. HOMF WnRKFRS k run 7 - dSSemoinlg our pruiluCls Star immediately For free "rid package call 24 hrs tdl- " to 1-888-771-7409 WORK FROM HOME Pad - time full tune neanh industry $80043000 Fra Booklet 416-631-4925 or log onto www hbn oom access code 5876 Ifepsred) YOU'RE THE BOSSI work 4 Mme using our powerful SSS Marking System Limited off- er Free supplies Rush S AS long envelope to Liberty -Link International. 232 Kem St W Surte 4 Box 217. Lindsay Ontam Canada. K9V 6th office Im Hft CUSTOM BROKER MA --k ham requires amature re- sponslOk persai to work m ttlerr acrniints "Icengble de - Pa. tmet 01i►ng A meemly leave. it* successful can- ddit win possess an exW- leM corrnrI& of the English ruxBath oral and wxt- .wos weivatales ex- perience is anasset Position wit begin Apr 12/99 Please tax resume including scary experxalions to (905682- 2250 Atm Sr CrWit super. visor PART TIME Rectptronist re- quired for reai estate otbCt Real eswe experience pre- ferred Must have ypio Please tax an resumes to Holm at (905) 637.1053. 1 Sur. Hift / A gots SALE REMMSENTATME e gw oc la sandaw supoiy com- pany Begg salary. wirift ian . car alowarce Suwd r sur* to Nato" Sancho 4 Supply 377 MadGnne Ave UM et Alii. Qin LIS 6W6 Fax 9 -5.- 2624 SkiMd CMMET makers required Fully experienced cabtrol makers need only apply Pleaet fax resume to 905- 963-9714 WANTED - Interlock and Re - Wiling Wall Speaaksi. Must nave minimum 3 years ex. ppeeneita Own triMpormw Physically It. and foreman � n�atar m10 assetCanor Inc (905)668-2742. FRAMER REOINREOwim a least 2 yrs ecce Own transportation.GN 6pm. (905)-212 442. MANTIAL MTS INSTRUC- TORS. Weapons, Ti Cit. Jiu AtsWGra pp Y . Tadcwmndo. Karate Aerobics. Also Kick - Fax resum to: 06- 281-33M. NECK#=. tug Nine or put time 'wanted. Cil 905-&%- 4564 or 905.852-2291. PRESS OPERATOR required for A80 9610 tayf51. Prt or F/ T. Fax resume to (905)831- 6722. SELL mmuacturig com- Pow Willing for pens-Mlel experienced inwpervisng a SM at 8 people. Mug be able to wan Confiner" shifts. Please send resume to File=. Oshawa This Wade, P.O. Box 481. Oshawa, On - tab. WANTED EXPERIENCED Pe - "in" EwA ment kkchattc. PMN.. PMH1, Pw cerwied. P- and Ayes door b door Cam 1.800.4654388. four times a week by 6:00 PAA. in their 1Npnp �nolloods. cal _9%,a3-5117 Day Care Available 1 HotHospDweNedical DENTAL ReceptionlsVASsns- tant required lot penodomal office. Pad -lime leadttp to full time Harp certdied, experi- enced preferred Please drop off or mail resume to 944 Merrltton Rd.. Suite 201. Pickering. ON L1V 181 or fax to (905) 831-8757 EXPERIENCED hygienist re- quired for 6 month maternity leave Part-time evenings Drop resume off M 1200 Rmilan0 Rd E Whitby FULL TIME denial receptionist wanted, computer and dental experience a must P*m all 905 427.1443 Two PC SCRUB SETS, in assorted colors and sizes t.pm $29 95/set. Urndorms Plus Brock North Ptah. 2200 Brock Rd N Pickering. On- lano (Sharing space with Penguin Cleaners).Hours Mon to Fri. 8 am- 7 pm., Sat 9 am - 5 pm. Closed Soni (905)427-4348 .1 Deycan WwrW [CE Nt,- . "rovides eduu clonal program in loving smoke free home. CPR/First id. 2 full line spaces avail- able for 18 months to 4 years Harwood near hospital Cal Jenny 427-6025 LIME -OUT Babysirer required for 3 children. Pickenng Beac"0110 area Mon -Fn am -Spm April-Oclober. non- smoker Cal 663 3873 LIME -OUT NANNY for 2 tod- dlers or Mme daycare for 1 toddler, considering boo dp- borts Hwy 2/Anona EExxppeen- alcs regtred Cam (905)509- 4897 after 7pm WANTED - Nanny expen- enccd loving, r - i and re- kable lex Ire out posit on In Pickering for 8 Rome old boy. Must stave Good References (905)428 -CM . Dwycaw _hl AFFORDABLE daycare pro- vided pan time are, smoke Irl framefenced yard. wer- wq distance to Lester B Pearson School Please tam 619-2907 Cl4RDCARE. ThKkSWHwy 2. New to Whitby. very expen- ernce0 in childcare Two spots available my (tome for pm - school children Happy. healthy environmentli oous meals Reerences Jo- septrw .(416 22192, nor (416)793 -47069 - LOVING NOW DAYCARE - story timesand quality child- rens;music, 6 man - Stirs preschool Nonsmoking. tax receipt provided Infant/Child CPR. Valley Farmliff" 2. close to Pickering Go. CaN (9051-837-9600 MOTMHt M two offers loving. reliable part-time care for your toddler n the BmcWDeN- brook area Creative pay. walks to the pxk, nutritious lunches and TLC! (95)686 - AIM ■DTNER with years of day - are experience. ECE, fenced yard. pirimm, las of space &C. Whites rea Rd. S. a. PKBENNIC Beath / ReNe: Loving daycare: 18 inonot to 12 years. Daily outings ttenad backyard and part). Crags. story time, music. nu- tritious muills & sntds. F09FN Aid, C.P.R. certified. wn- saw ". res. 905-ce- PI1111MNN6, BROCB AREA, new beim and Ip, daily ow - KW. Stroke free. inciters. rage Mme wM a1 kids Ldti ties. Reliable mom ewes good caro. (905) 619-1930 WaRlad 1 EapayNreM LAWN AL INiENANCE- prun WW, landscapiinp, soddHq: svMw aeaN-w. t>e11N9. ga- dM fenloytarOfK. Free esti- mates. DMchway Larndscap- Ing 905-9857640 1 Rmvood ENDS WOOD PRODUCTS. truck bad of logs. Buy now. Ready sonwIallf year. eadyy 10 bon. (905) 852.7566 Spring Indoor/Outdoor ANTIQUE SALE Saturday, March 27th (10 am -5 pm) Oak Dining Set, Walnut Armoire, Oak Table, Washstands. Buffets, China Cabinets. Dressers, Treadle Sewing Machine. Blanket Box. Milk Cans. Bottles, Crocks. Ginger Beers & much more... Great variety of fine furniture & "stuff in the rough" for this weekend! Antique Discoveries 79 Old Kingston Rd. - LQ3Q2 A3 Ajax (Highway #2 near Church) VO OLr�f Quality New Furniture 870 Taunton Rd. E. Whitby (12 mile east of Thiclaon Rd) 20 sofa sets, glider rockers, 7 pc pine diners, oak table sets, coffee 8 end tables. all sins mattresses, special mattress deal, single from $139./set; Double from $179/set. Oueen from $199/set. Sleigh beds, 25 curio cabinets b entertainment units, 5 pc. cherry diner, 6 used sofas. hall tables, plus new car batteries. Mon - Sat. 10-6 p.m.,Sunday 114 p.m. McLean Auctions 432.2836 or 686-3291 870 Taunton Rd. E. Whitby VENDORS WANTED GIANT SPORTING GOODS YARD SALE APRIL 10TH & 11TH 525.00 Per Table CONTACT LAURA OSMOND .4T BARKLAY'S (90.5) 436-0644 ENBarg - Corner CHESTERFIELDSwith dim cha rs $300 per set, one Drown d one brow "In" Lovesm $50 Wooden tock Ch- en table wart 4 niers $50 CaN (905)509.0316 Must go _ Queen Sofa, Armchairs, Queen bed. Kitchen table 6 chairs, End table, Wicker chair, Leather chair, Iron glass Coffee table set. Decorative screen, Baby swing, Blinds Tel 837-1410. DNF YFAR OI n 1lntrunnt S cycle gas dryer Excellent rnneman 5300 or Dat otter 426-3955 An Ito/ 1 saw 19Ba CAVALIER new tires As is 5500 Kenmore ultra port- able dishwasher $150 Screen door. 1 ym Od/brown Box32 $150 Kenmore heavy duty washer$150 (905)697-3013. SM 11111111104M A DOORS 8207 Hwy 35M15 CLEARANCE SALE •VrylS&g %*a boa • Gafden bums r00.0 and up • EltrarlDe Doors 96.• and up OkAARKE M IID. t�sl �a�a/n E p06I4044161 I SEAT Sola am Malrlrm chair Dark blue Scotch guarded 2 years old Reck- nable Removable back for easy moving. Paid $2200 asw g 51200. Call(905) 579 3231 C. atlPIECE m4aple dinette suite. 5 chroftNew edom" helchen p Cook bp. 852-7447. 9 PIECE dining room sure W* with 4 chairs. 2 aptakl thtapiersa tKAdi Atltlp 51000 0.B 0. 6190.5.436-1334. LEAR" J KKM, lip to 1/ 2 pipe, leather pwses from $9.99, luggage from $19.99. IEevaemryetrr wallets tloo � $6.99. Leather. 5 Points Man Osla Va. 905-726-9830. AMNO OMM NEW lower Pm on mil dish saidres. Only 6249. after r"Its, or Fuse from $12.49 am". Programming as low as so.9walor y. 905455.3661. BED. MACK wro"M iron ea- 110py, queen orthopedic Ma- trev.4ram New opened, $1.200. Salroce 5190. (416)255-0285. KAM Cut the middle man. lnsItalef has custom made window avertgs. wrlical, vomw. Slnnartefs. Frele eso- mates. 416)227-7777 or (905 72 or 1-668-369- Arbcks for SBM BROTHER KNITTING machine $250 Nunic track sequM S �-84 atter 6 pm CARPET BROKER. 1007. Nylon thick. plush stain re- sKtam carpet For 3 rooms. only 5369 00 Pia ncludes 30 Sq yds scent, dell pad and rxtaNabdn n your hole. Free t3,, 1 , on n your home No mterest, no payment tot one tun year. D&W. 1.800- 217-0104 CARIPET$ - ells of carpet. too . nylon. new stain re - lou arpefS on hand. I vier carpet 3 rooms. 5349 Price Ir ludin carpet. premium ped. expert irlstaBabon. last ddm- ery. Ree essmaes (30 yards) Nomtari 606-2314 CUPETS SALE: Las of car pets 100% nylon sten re- 6mcarpet 3 rooms 5339 (30 sqyd) knellidn carpet Pei UM ped aro nstaNa- hon Free esnmata, carpet repars Serving Duhan and swrrain0kg au Sam 905- 686.1772. CARPET ANO VINYL - Carpet three rooms 30 square yards. train 5329 nstaked. I win IN. Carat your best code by 107 Custaner sahstacoon gwr- arvAm call Makela yaw lite estam". 905-431-4040 COMPUTER FACTORY. Blow- out Amaze 1 yr no pay mals ellen l6nek (oac). 300 Mhz loaded, printer, manor, internet. Software am more. Free scanner. dtkyery and setup 1.800-5155545 COMPUTER SPECIALS - 100mhz Muni Mensa System 5333. Panum Laptop $744, 166nl Internet System SW. Superfast 400mbz $1188. YW: love doing uupp grades & difficult repairs. 905 6553661, COMPUTOI LlIOUMTMIN - 3 vant 128 M" SII Intel Celeron 333 CPU. 3 Gig lard drrvt. 24X CO. 56K modem, key- board, mouse. speaters. 5697.00. Penikum 200 system $495. Canon LIC 250 Winne 599.00. Dal primers from 525.00, VGA monitors from $49.00. Many used 486 and Paliuumgradsssystems. Serim arid p piMfs(905) 430-5615 Model i Com- EMP"e�>Mn Vert A u.m $a Ce.rweeiJiel edit Pkrseml dlkds MnelYr gr Triinided EaPl7 b..e.Irad uuniffl NUUM 10 fiendksolid cherry MWIC Beautiful 12 pc Otippendak Fuge diriirgroom $4950. bed- roomWOOdW SP tJ6 WM POSW 52450. 905083-1530. 6n de - Jim FMMMI - New t1olald 351 Mus MIN. not used since 1990 (stored inside) in apeliBke f �Law twos, so -pirr wmb long Cab 985.3183 y� P.M. (ship) • i.'�'-.'A ,w i •.Yr•. `'ti...9�� <. :. • ..-1'Aph,�l)iL^T�.�'�'�YY': ..4 -ii': • :1'."S !J'. ", N�i:s.Mi'3,,��r ' �'!''� I Sell e a FUR COAT - Beautiful cho- coafe Drown,isse'd at 59500. 10-12 ADD Sacrifice al 55000. (705) 786 - No!) Job) KAWAI Piano sale at Durham College in Student Centre. AOnI Sand diV�s For d1fp►- Over 40 or apps "'nos and appointment call 1- nanon 800-905-0116() KING BED X-1hlck OrihoptdiC o,ll„estop. cel/ and frame. still 5675 (416) 255-0285700. Sell KROHLER, dark Cherry wood. ncludcs butlet. hutch, large Table with 2 exlenSionS. 6 reg - •,lar chairs plus 2 Captains hairs 6 server. $2500 obi -all 905)426-8216 Single $139/SM Double $179/SM . Queen $199/Set McLean Auctions 432-2836 870 Taunton Rd. E. Whitby MOVING SALE: Antiques 91x Walnut dining room suite Cabinet wicurvted $975. Dresser $135. Mahogany Table 8 6 chairs w/sideDoarit 5950 Maple table d 4 chairs ./side board 5750. 6 Harp `rack chairs M. Victorian and Queen Anne chairs $175. each Minors $35 each. Oth- er iters 7pc solid (custom made! Pie Carnal Ban bed- room suite (pad $7000 new) $3 950 000. 4pc yVAnul bed- room suite 5350 Sold Mapol Walnut Croke and end tables $265 Rattan " rip Table b 4 Swivel dnawt With OOMM cost $1.700) 5895. Table -1 5 Chairs VOO Milk to PrMi $785-5275 Se" macbln $65 Wain unit $11455 Business nems 35 (New in Door) Cash Regrvers $225 each AN types of paper 8 RobotK for all types of ash nepSlers 1 rine. machines. various clearance prices Sharp SF - 8100 PhOWCMw ~or (cost $4.200) $700 EPROM Bumer $250 Large EPROM eraser Inver lama) $125 01 - ha desk $75 O is par S20 3 work bench am S50 each Display comm 5300 1997 GMC Satan On Van $21 DOD FWty loaded. Seell :omem 2 lblues am BUS - rim (905) 697-3532. NIAGARA CYCLO -M TIC 39 ,rich automatic athustable Wed -m cylco-massage are In mrmngcaridtion Cost 52310 ask 90513 Oa6S PNau Dhoti NANO TECHNICIAN available for 'uning. repairs. and Pre- purchase con$vR&tw on aN makes b rripit 's Cal Barb at 905-427.7631 CELL PHONES Sony new digital 8 Motorola a d4U, 1992 vigor Accura. Commer- Glatt Sim saw bMch Will Traylor Amplifier System. tracer. 19051721-1611_ PIANOS - Dqu i ACouSbe Rent to Own - lw% Reda) appied to purchase. 600. Delayed Payment plan $75 Cedlocted from purchase ase of any ROkmd HP or KR Dgaal Dara with this ad. Cofer good lo Matin 27)99 Encore Music. sicaSde' Awardof 1W mu- (905)862 - 7179 P MOSMtANDFFATIMiI C'_OCKS RENOVATION SALE New WAIS and mors. Invin- WY Must Go! Huge selection of nes aril used pill= New "a pianos from 51195 and up Rem to own, 100% d 0all rental payments Huge sekdion dyAlso a dWw CLOW from 5996 and up. Calf TELEP PIANO 4331191. POOL TABLES. a- at 9' slats billiard tables for wk. CAN 905.420-6113. 1 Iekma sw HANK -S APPLIANCES Saks/ Servia/Parts. Deluxe frost - free fridges, We new $199/up. Self -caning stove. lift -top $199. Side -by -Side, like new. white 5599. Washers $149/tup. Dryers $150/up. Kenmore dishwasher, buiR-in must see $199. Microwaves $too, Freezer 4yrs., like new $250. Financing available OAC Up to lyr. warranty 426 Simcoe St S. (905)728-4043 PIME/OILK FURNITURE Now celebrating our 25th Anmver- sary..We are Table Speclal- ists. round, oval. rectangular. Sgt. pedestal, dbl pedestal. harvest tables. WE MAKE THEN ALL! Need a special size or colour. NO PROBLEM. because we handcraft each table to your individual needs..Our Craftsmen also hanndbuid Entertainment units. Home office. Dining Room. Kitchen. Bedroom and Custom Designs, all, on premis- es.....Drop in and see our State of the Art woodworking facility and let us show you how fin furniture Is made..... Remember ..'There Is No Substitute for olzali- .. Traditional Woodwork- ug....115 North Port Road 15. off Reach Rd ) Port Perry. 905-985-8774 will tradition- afwoodwortung on a USED FRIDGES $195 / up. used ranges $125/ up, used dryers $125/ up, used wash- ers $199 / up. new and used con operated washers and dryers at low prices. New Mand name fridges $480 and up. new 30' ranges with dock and window $130. Wile se- lection Of Otter new and used appliances Call cit today, Stepnenson's ADDIianCes. Saks, Service. Parts. 154 Brun SI Oshawa(90S) 576- 7448 web site wwwdunam- uruN.cmustepwhsars. WINE CAGES for sal Can Tim 905-693-5117 ship GARAGE door repass. broken springs. cabin. nok ' open- ers Installed. Teneups. $095 416.336-0073 1 Atwell Warted AMTIQUESIrAllsoldilly! M V"- ahgys valuable usually free! Purchasing Outrhge. es - taws wilsome aribill" Cow - ems. (nes Ikni1 t0 vats Con- sidered). cokcbm of any Sod. quaM*s or Single an - "W rens. Special oft in %IOOfCMR pottery I'll try to w stiord to all giimes Robert Bowen A06Wes- Brooklyn. Ontario(905)655-8049. lax (900505-SM1 CASH OR DEALS Nle Buy. Sen. 6 more, Pay Top dotter, for top items Home auudoJ video. car audio. roots. CO's. movies. games. gold. da- iwomhds. furniture. (905)433-t785 905 71-2274 ()666� order) am am in WANTED - NOT WHEELS A SIZZLERSMatch box dinky model cars. can. am ottr auto - morns toys. Call 263-2661 evanmp snp WANTED. WILL PAY FACE VALUE. PLEASE CALL BRUCE 'OSHAWA WHITBY THIS WEEK* 905-579.4480 EXT. 2207 265 CHI" CaDnet bodied glass door Side by sole, burled Wal - MO. 311100. Hoosier kiadwh cabinet 5700. Other coNecu- bks. Cal 905.263-4083. Pmelm. RCA SATELLITE SYSTEMS IncludeSdish. 11=1111 sm SALE • KAYAK POOLS. Rec- recti or 8ale PH: 1st. Immaculate newer sand hoer. dl- sl6 I , ptNe564molDr, eek. 1.100l 7.' quality terlam5 only, in better A $650 - S75Wmon Available $200. D" • A yadsee i"bi1c tt75- 2-KORDOM bright DasemeM Ca9 (swig W o(lorpl.7010 INDOOR, NOR* 2%. mom CRS.. Melt hceod dog. Cal BUT To M APPLIAEmma N�S, ES'fell 01-2413. new and r g� wrmty- paddy's ktMYel UIST- Shdtle. as resul of accident Ma" Alth. X12. 2. 3369 Of 1300 793 550 OIIaIIItt StmdNWnd/ April M 725-8' 0 . FiReM, bbW ------ _ tlneds 8' X3' X 3' b" kill. w hkwi a Obodw cs tr*wt tai* MprL REWARD. sizesa girnadp��styNePlus tax M&W odor ansibmil Rd I)ts 3, and flit 731 �79-7450 alp S ForQ'Also For mWe inlet. Call =41 int. all mchniw. arSVtist M_ .2093. UGVMI FOE AMwricn April Ist 5450 per morph ubl- code mow b good mm rhes included First aril last a yrs ofd 9055,8394111117 _ W PMrPEf, black, 7 SELL R NOW worm" w' 19051743-M CALL 6834M MOM) - OR FAX 579r4i18 tem. cra. W. 1 parknq spot, blseiriI apartment (lose 10 ky *6 eyes. Billy cod. pick W to Ntar. Call (IDSWs-rX>6/ ;7'a •Ti PUREMIED GOLDEN Re - Dreyer pups. vet checked, first, shots. dewormed. ready to 00 Easter weekend $400. Call 1- 705-924-1213 DOGGY EXPRESS K-9 Walk. Ing service reliable . bonded and insured Working late or lust don't have the time. we'll walk your dog for you 905- 427-3044 PUREBRED DOBERMAN PUPS, 3 black males, tails and dew claws done. both January 28, 1999, mother on site Good temperament $450.4 for pickup. (905) 420-18 GROOMING SITTING DAY CARE 8 WALKING *'Julie's Pet Spa'. Cory quiet home based salon Competitive rates (905)526-PETS(7387) (905)426-8525 Brock/Finch area TAANIMIo CENTRE A fully matted Indoor facility otters Junior Puppy (9 Wks+) to A" OShdlerM,eow H d% Aggression Classes for Problem dogs (905)-683-7852 fit 11 Aurvrnoblin fr 1969 Cheielle El Cari 454 roller erg_ 4 frhk suspension. 12 tan posi. 2800 She, turbo 4002tran. $6500 1-705-328- 221 1918 HONDA PRELUDE So Edbon 5 sod iunN IoaOed Sun root, air Conditioning. 52000 OW. Car in great con- tkllon 8524M 1987 FORD TEMPO. 5 stiff. Great reliable runner 61475 : I"W of $1275 as is ALSO Bodymlan Special 1967 SID, Prix -up 2 a V6. automa0t. SPOrt wheels. box kner. Lap. Mm" boards. bug delleft viler MeedS trod ch0 rex Dumper. chnsrs re -"lad Alpine stereo WN see in parts Or 5900 00 takes it all 905 576-5384 1998 MERCURY TRACER. excelkm ondktion, no rust 2 door new clutch. $1.500 Tele- phone 1905) 686-2351, or (905) 4269376 I'm JEEP Ti. really, clean 5 - speed. pi s p b. 4 Wheel dint. new tins. askslg 55500 certified 1991 Chev L umpu MPV loaded. excellent ctika- bm 175.0001 . asking 55900 arbfked. 1991 Dodge Ram short box. fully losoed, 108.000kms. very dean. a Cyl, asking $7500 tended 1990 Dodge Dakota. 6 cyl 156 OOOtkmS asking 54600 CMtifie0 1948 Isuzu Trooper, automatic. 4x4 163.000kms. allM 53400 Pickering Rust Check (9051831-2551 or lem message at 19051666-7330 1919 PLYMOUTH Voyager SE, 4 Cylinder turbo. 7 pas- senger.cerithed. tituxt/tlp cmdieon. SUM of best offer. Call (905)428-6291, leave message 1919 TEMPO. Whitt. am/tm cassette. air Excellent corW ton 157.000KM Runs well. no rust. Nd certified $2600. (905)- 571-2396 or 434-1481 TIM Chevrolet Lumta Euro 3.4 4 door sedan. Loaded. well maintained. very !pod condition. Certified. 130.000 km. $6900 obo. Tel 905 436 0589 1912 NISSAM Acus Spot wagon. double sliding doors. low odes. 1 OVA M exaNeR sonditbn. must see i dine! $6990 Certified. OWN (906"30-9180. 1992 PwAin Leone - all - and sporty. rid. tir" widtWt 99K 5 spit, new Dal. an, cordo" forvery Mlle. 52799. Call 438-4115 Taw hNu I (SNP) 1986 SWIBMI• LE. 2 floor, awlemaNc, red, 127,000 km. at. AWFM c Wk. new brakes, spodm MWW and ekkrioc excOM eNdgM. $5500 CaIN (M 4361477. 1986 JEEIP CENOW 510,700..12 month w*imW km waintineir. 1994 PONTIAC SUAM. $6,296., 12 mond u iimHed km warranty. 1988 BERETTA $3.195.. 12 month 12.000 fareST • 1992 NISSAN STANZA $3.995..Warrirgy. DEALER1D2N (905)000 kill 905-0074 or MOO (705) 277-3250 snp Me JIM 11N3. sa- 5 W. Willi So ODD bet. Air cond - tlOrWlg close. dal air Ings. Roof rack sWeo, alarm. $15,500,905442-2347. 1997 pal Mfec Grand Prix. GTP, ppbrriMighttchwrreppd, d- -- M (main so- hum tl Y m aM se* waft - wpurrNNyy/ski Mr, 41000 lum. $22500. Td 905433-1527. 11 ular�Stop 0-- 1997, Mlstmu Afflmm GXE. 60.000 km, metallic beige, Power windows/ power mir- rors, air conditioning. stereo radio cassette, excellent con- dition, non smoker. $17900 Tel (905) 831-3920 1991 CHEW Astro Van. 25.0001ims $1000 assume lease. 0 A C $360/month 24 months remaining Call (905)420-1982 1998 HONDA ACCORD LX Model. 4 door. automatic. air conditioning, pourer windows, Power locks. heated power mirrors both sides., Am/FM Cassette. tilt steering, cruise control, fully loaded Colour is light gold 43000 KMS Bab ance of factory warranty to 100.000 kms Asking $21.000.00 call 905.242-9337 or Wi-623-5030 WE FINANCE EVERYONE First time buy- ers, bankrupt, bad credit, no credit. You work? You drive! Lots of choice. Down or Trade may be required. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEV 905-705-8498 CAR'S 96 CAVALIER &H11rINF %Ale r rant 57,995. PLUS OUR NEW AR- NrVALS. 92 Geo Storm auto air 1 T 6K. A-1 only $5 BOD . 96 Lwrwu van. 83K. ba0eo. per- fect $12.950. 93 Sunfire GT pkg 3 1 v-6. red. am. loaded. no K. perfect ruiner S4.995. 90 Suzuki JLX, 5 speed. Nard1oD. 4 IT a ttpbbri5. 165K. Only $5.500 93 -.- OM van. XLT, sport. ppr teal. 210K Only SS.SOD%s !Nur. dal Accent. air. auto. 95K. 55.800. A-1 93 Hytsldal Excel SE. auto. 1171K, nice wide 54.500 89 Sunbiii beaoy. auto, a-1, 180K $2.995 M Chwv Conversion. loaded 350 V8. sharp $6.995 98 Topaz 5 - Spa. 0" nr only $1995 92 Bbm 64 loaded. 2001 nice S7.500 VANS AND TRUCKS 95 Astros ioaded and AWD 96 GMC satin. bided love 95 Caravan. Mods, lidded. 95 Lubin Waded. 3800 V-6. fantasMall with good kms. cedirar Asia comm. 115 Kiss St West at mm"owm Mall. Oshawa. 579-Zsu OPEN SUNDAY 00 YOU NEED a C30 You're approved Do you haw 5500 Oown payment? Can you al - ford $200 • $300 a month. If you answered yes to the above questions then Cam (416) 937-9742 tot an W DOsulmed 1918 PONTIAC SUNFIRE. white. only 420C xm 4 dr auto. loaded $12 500 obo ALSO 1998 Dodge Caravan SE. loaded. 7 -passenger, 33 V6. 23.000 km $18 900 obo 434-2775 1 vies 4 wh 1 Orin 1915 WAGONEER LTD 4x4. Fully loaded Good shape $4.200 certified obi Cam 1905) 420.2604 199S ASTRID Van. 8 pass.. blue with grey mtenor. 4.3 en- gine. 64K. Dutch doors on back. safety electronics $14.500 certitied Phone 433- 4296 after Spm 1 Tralilmm COLEMAN FOLDING Camper Trailers by Fleetwood. 11 models on display len show- room. Open 7 days a week Financing available Holiday World mann 6 RV centre. Io - sated on 112 Hwy (Brock St Whitby). 3 12 km north of Brooklin (new d used) 905- 655-8176. 1.800-58(j-1854. FOR RENT 1996 STAR Craft tent Trader Loaded. including ridge d stove. awning. sleeps 2 5350/weekly Available May Nov (905)-433.1247 Ut Motorcycles 1975 HARLEY Davidson Sportster all original. 8.000 miles, perfect running Order. $4000 firm. Call John 19005)623-1574 (Bowmarmee) • Marini BOATS by -restbner Grew Celebrity. Sunstream. Wind - craft. Tempest powered by Johnson. Ewnrude (Fishing oats. Bownders. Pontoon boats. Deck boats. Cruisers) New 6 Used. Fiberglass 6 Aluminum. Huge selection outboards Low Low Pnces ifien 7 days a week Hdday World marine 6 RV Centre. Located on 112 Hwy (Brock St Whtpy). 3 1/2 kms north or Broomm 905-655.8176. 1- 80 %9.1854 1 Recreloir 1, hicwe 1947 FORD 26 Motorhome. 460 V8 tin, copse. at, 70.00gkms. 1 .- I. real batishower. $18.900 Exc* IMt condition Please all (905)579-5352 litm Feriw FARMERS? Yew ^akand 354 tax *IT rot used since 1990 Istored nsde) in mmftm coronion Lame hm. sole loading ager whin Imo Iddrg wroadng auger 52800 Cat 965-3183 after 6 p in Isnp) IM1 1 Aprkm girds 1 hied 2 -BEDROOMS --lable April 1st or May 'st _ocaw at 946 Masson St and 350 Malaga Rd Oshawa Start S6001'month all inclusive No pea Cal 576-0724 anytime 1 BEDROOM oasemem apartment .lean 3 buubTul Separate entrance rundry A. parking Non-smoxer NNIDy Lana 4t bit Mary ' ST 5600/month FlrsVlait 905) 725-9134 AmeaMIMU ROL A A A AUW Cars. Nudes. boars. Ilk pay up 10 510.000. Cash In the Spa Any QWK0 tion, am year. Car us time. 24 hours, 7 days, 30 o inn service. 905.686.5000 or 905.706 -SM CM IN CAN31 We lay used velodeS. Vehicles must be in r- 1 0 CorAk%M. Cal 427-2415 or come to 479 Bayly St. Ent Ajax MURM AUTO SALES. at � IeMm Illi Chow. ps, pi la. ayc, PS, Pit 200,000 kits. ( C) SM obo. 571-7100. IMIS SM EXTEND® ab, 4.3. 5 spud standard. deMcaS, on Sm. bilk COMM. 41,ODO ML, NO On now. $9.900 or 5be 1 Der. Tdephohr (905) 11 lar9a hgalaad Dsm1. Z7LiverpooYBayy. Stp. enb. AIC. ukuable. 4fac. Data. Seeps to MIN. Go ban Bright at-n-krldhM. SB75ANo. (9051411-9179. WNb."who DddrmhN ail available May 1st Fridge, stove. heat. hydro mckofta No digs, i67WffW& Capol. 1 parkimp space. WJAOry. Daytime 263-M or evdm 00 263.2522. WRAONtKM ami, adull building. Two-bedroan Lap. anwMM May ISI. Fridge. dogs.slow h No � laCW Dayti� or twN- imps 263.2522. 9�9A p irM DtAs- 401. pailflilq.gm. AvailaollNon Smffkas4No. pas hy- dro. 906-57914246. 2-GOM ap. pw halon in well Row. 'Shii a Nd�tn Row. (3am to shopping. bus. findgaffin.. caw W ndrY WON apfk� ryry�� ro hin" pekMed. G190S 29112. THE NEW6 ADVERTMR, F,ridey Edldon, Umci 26,1999 PAGE 25 allft a all erimewm far 1 owltllowe• a a l owhhOwN r PatPAN Rat Ret 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 /-highnser WEST PICKERING, Bright 2 BEDROOM apartment $735/ dean spacious 2 bdrm Rase- mo including utilities, May mem apt S1oveRndW use of 1st. Immaculate newer laundry. antral air. AN inciu- building accommodating sive Prefer Single profeSSlon- quality terlam5 only, in better A $650 - S75Wmon Available Oshawa nelghtlorhow, !905 - immediately 905-509.8757 433-7350 or 905.579-7420 2-KORDOM bright DasemeM ONE BEDROOM $425 pus apartment. laundry. parking, hydro 2 bedroom $525 pus 5650 . Ir2. Call (905)640- hydro. Downtown Oshawa. 762& inviast, nos. Available AGNES ST.. OSHAWA 2 -BED- April M 725-8' 0 ROOM, Spacious main floor ONE bedroom furnished M home, fenced yard, padli basement apartmem. Still fridge. stove included. 5875/ Rossland Parking Non int. all mchniw. arSVtist M_ smoker. references. Available quArid Available Apr Ist Cal April Ist 5450 per morph ubl- 436-0278 rhes included First aril last AJAX - NEWLY renovated - Car 404-9943 separate entrance 2 -bed- OSHAWA - FUOtMSKD. room. basement. t. natter. dry- $395/momhny, fop rooms TuI- er to dpi. Stow. security sys- ly furnished and carpeted tem. cra. W. 1 parknq spot, blseiriI apartment (lose 10 dose to GO bus stop. utiNmes south Geiwral Motors and srAll d1 1200 sq. It. SM Shopping Plaza Intersection. ..ON. 6rst'last rrequired. May Boor St IN and Park Rd 19 (416)299-6964 South 905-728.0079 wave AJAX - Sp WMg new 2 bed- massage room, separate entrnce. cell- OSHAWA ARS - Badlelor flat air. WW", walk t0 qo one bedroom. 2 bedroomn- 111011-SIT"ng no Dots 1800 duds all Weeks and parking Awdamk May M. (905) US- Laundry on site Bldg Il 4822 (11M),CV-8914. Bldg 02 AJAX. 1 kolk"imoaslment X571-0425. a t-aw%o- apt separate entranceown Puk&% Nice ARa Waal to tawdry- air coditiomig. owl- rumnsIC no" reuovakd bail vac. large windows. bright. I beoroom usemem. full eat in kpClwn. 4 Dcbink, bathroom. ratchet. laundry. poku non smiled. no Dots. ownnit cat xnt'. vat. all inclusive. $725 month panenq Clog to scnooubus Avarpole May IS;! W2239 shop S7M as rvJOAw Awe - AJAX. t-CeOrooih Oasenttm am April tv NO POV% ole ing. Cat 1905) 4264723 aoartmem lot rem His own Separate entry Mia ani PKURMG LIVERPOOL M0. Din" with *Mout Asking unusual avout. arge attil S700i tordn Available April live 2 12 tkdroarn basement 1st CAN 693-M fun banw=f", Kitchen ani r AJAX. 14M sq it2 Oldrotnii faouhOrY. Own entrance no OMs. Ist 5875 owns apt on Large navies Id. Lap- Call 14161 494-3765 pkmKes. parking. siIOOrtwa 11005)oduT 190 77o-7222 :tia= mpiniffed, professional -orpde proki, no UnDW1gi PIMRMaG VILLAGE, legal Pets 905- 8190 new 'wo bedroom basemem A UMRC*FR A KING cat, me mate emance. 1 Jr? storey 2 bedroom 6 dM alto privatePI raididry 10 smOM,rg or OMs. craw. tone anti Fridge. skbve. TWO Pimm entatic, 2 or Ori % Firil emars suit i� o two Imme- parking CAG No polls dale 1905 03-2745. (416) mm � rt tc'<LL01ed Aod 783-1410 tilt. S-.-- .Caor or416757-7131 POWAMG. 'enovaled. "M ASH MN ESTATEproperly 1'bedroom apartment Aval- 70N April I PekxiQ. WAO" 'ltar 9rooklrn exqurL"o fn- pelt' sew Included.751 ,shed large bright one ped- ntrmts Minna ones room. stone fyrepla li pilvmk entrance. aige pab0. eon Firlrale Kan Mlow 4300 Last Call Khan a11M 4 30Dm 19051619 1a6S smoker no Dots, may W. 5845 ridusivt Telephone PIMPING. bight basement 555-5466 apartment Apn1 Ist Suit AVAUJUU IMMEDMTELT. n SO ­y OtrSOn Separm NT,,tbv At)[ building , spa- "dance Do". Wkees. 55writor" No ,.ous carpeted. ntwy, pAwt- ed with 1111110)(11COM. CIto DLLs. smoking no ;naopirq. an IApltes Included. FrsVpow remhces. nlemixt 1905)42Q77 -0072 "sttast requrM, no lata. 1 xdroom $690. 2 bedroom. PKU MG West Shore -Ont S790 3 bedroom SM Cam bedroom bsmi apt Separate 430-0134 emnrhl but; roue. WNdry. MCMELON Attainment avail- �10"g. Wit) 00th NIO am n able May 75th. Ape. Fes_ cusive ISI11aS'1. reteramees. Avai immtdiately (905) nisted . non smoker. no pets. 31-9Dk 89962 $425 per Irimtm first anff Int Includes laundry, able Tel FICKERNOL40M 40 619.9231. Pickenno partway. Hewer t UUYANENPOK clean 2 -room. loin am condo. 5 bedroom basementapartmtm applances. air April 1st. inclusive. 90540-05M dose to am amenities. nm- smoking. no pNs. Available April 1st 1st and Iasi $7001 month. 905-420-7079. PKXBWG.WVM 3 old - room basemeall Clto swx ose ppeettss available MANOO"Iy. SB25 per dation. (905) 837 owl. CENTMBI OdB * large 2 OldnoT ap own aTumlE able In we" Ma$taiiied Plaeu pcim an Calll I S)723-0977 9 aaa - 7 pm. pwelrKDtrAwux for RR, nip- IoMtlaat111M.. Oi03bNdnad. awl" am Inds no andhydlo 1st/ hist. available AllinkIllfill". sasmi 5m Cal - LAME 2 * ' I,nR ati m caps. awta it May 1. Four al"ances. first and W. $665 Was had utlba.(905) WINDT. LARGE mule -low two, 3-60room alpls. (famiy, �badd�Ittol, pN Iwdwoods rdirti IS , Near schools. shopping, train Dwdn Cdchfm. cat Jame al SM4145 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. $PACO= well-maggww 2- 3 bedroom apts. Aad. at 900 and 888 Glen St. Some Won wamk-n pain dom. t pid og- E. Close to Schools. sthop- patic cerm'e. GO SIrlo0. U�B- ties $chided. CaN 728.4890. aSMWA Strong Family Bldg. Large 2 b 3 B/R Gnia. Utilities included. Easy access � aDO�s, it. call (905) 771-8741 SB1 tiMIiOE S Newt' FMho- w1ld 1-Oldroom trap f560 inclusive. Simeom0bb arta 1stAast. Aloilable irmmbaW If. Stephen (906)-571-3229. P-1-0 MEW 1011 SUWON STRIM NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Parking included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Close to schools and shopping. From $910.00 including h dro Call 905-721-080 TWO BEDROOM available May 1 5640: Oshawa Centre area location Heat. parking and water included Hydro ex - Ira (905) 436-6042 UXBRIDGE. Available may 1ST. Large one bedroom. Indge/stove wild separate emrana. SMITioot 1st and last. non-smoker, suintable for coupe Call (905)-852-9853 WALKOUT basement apart- ment, an furnished. private entrance. near shopping pla- za. prefer single person. non- smoker. an inclusive. $650/ month Available immediate- ly Call 683-6637 WHITBY - Senior Apt Com- plex On bedroom apt aval- aw May 1. Clan quiet bkMd- M Excellent location All util- ities included For apps can 430-7397 VMrTIY, t -bedroom *art - mem S6%mnrhth. ndudes heal. hydro. antral air. Lauri - dry. 1 parking, firsblast re - owned. No pas Call (9051623-1013 WHY rem when you an own your own home for im Man you tllmil?" Can Dave Hay - lock Sales Rep Re/Max Sammn Really (1991) Ltd 1 668-3800 or () 666 321, 1 Howmwe rRely WHO SAYS YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE' OM bran $700mom Yet Mucti Dpi ribawmerrYr'r'1 (905) 571-6275 1-800-840--6275 Mark Stapley a •. a+r rri.r AM DAM OU ^ave a nnme months '.or fou 6 ms tie. Frain 5500 nCOme recto line if from 527.500 gross Call Ken Collis Caldwell Banker 9051728-4114 ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING 6 month free nen own a house from S550rmonn Blue Roka Codwett Bakker 905) 728-4414 AJAX. ,wan k UKW 2.000 So If 3 1ilInm, upper levels oMy, hrepace. gairaw W Ron 1 FURNISHED ROOM. Executive area. Ajax. For professional person. Separate entrance, cable, laundry, non- smoker, no pets. $400/mo. Ist/last, (905)-683-5480 AVAILABLE Apnl 1. one Large furnished room $375 and one smatt furnished room $350. Use of facilities 6 aground pod Cline to bus. shopping d 401 Working female pre- ferred. first/last required can Gillette 905-571-1281 BEAUTIFUL QUIETnone. 3100 sq ft available imme- diately. 1 bedroom. own Well - room. share kitchen. $425 n- dusne Quiet ww" person Preferred 83 (�0 basement ROOM FOR RENT clean. bright home Short Term available 401 3 Whites Rd. suit a working 401essional 20-0042 CTSHAWA ; 'ur^,sfneC -^Oms n onvale :roma SIOG. sas" ndkiOts t. v., able. parking Srwed 11fen 6 bathroom Must be 19. 46 employed cad after 4 30pn (905)404-a1T7 LOCATION sm. FurnishedDom nex hop entrap Stove boh. - - kip of MdMn. pose to tats. nwrAKU* xcupard-y Relereias TV r tag CA IM) 839-1318 WWTBY HUGE MASTER ?ea room Private ensurte Badr- 'ow Walk-,ri-Clastt Shm rrtchen Backyard. Telephone. :able Non-smoker Working person. Exc~t Kiabon First 6 lads S390rmon 430- 6675. FerrdyA NOOLNM pearlces. no lim. May I. in maw no smoking. no $127500 pus condo" mvkyn n. 905-428-9766 FUFiMSHED SURES AW11lAKE May Ist. house Whhbby 1 bed. • Oen for rem. 3-otdoom bungalow Woue-cul. h1y, equipped In Oshawa. P" 1-Dtdroom kitchen. Exec-vAe; ttasrmwrut apartment. 2 "Won nclude dif1ES. Is 6 stoves. for more details phom Paf11al mild plant Cat 19051728-2553. serme W_ Shorit'" BEAUTIFUL MORTMEAST term. $1700MM. OSHAWA. Nelly OK"ed. 3 all nckbrve bedrooms. fenced yard. ap 1-9054524513 pianos. close to School. shopping bus. bus. no Dea"so (ToN ON Free) Free) . Plus Wut"Its Islllasl reler- 1 InsrKd ." 19051 1 Slhrdd BY OSHAWA SHOPPING cemdNNrlrlitloN CENTRE - X nnomMy. 6 . 2 PEOPLE EEM to slave a (two? rooms (t ? ' " I) upper 3 bedroom Cowdry house. duplex. Big to yard. Dn- Large widows tate g Soup vats driveway. dose to school. appliances Included. why tied around it. Landry. Available 1st. 9o5-728- smoking. very pinnate 5 awns. ME d Uxbndoe Share 0079 law message. rent am udlites. Call Mart CLAMBIRMT, 4 bmtM.. Duhg.. 852-9652 ager 6:00 pm. parking. 5925. pus unnues. 416-1116111-0413,905449-31073 CHMSTMN tOnale las (rouse to storm in Pidgin t . Fentaor Timpolmome student o professional pre- 1For F terred. non-smoker. share kolden. lalndry, W" bedk- WLMTGY, 3 befkoom tmwh- Yard. 10 and W. $475/ house (witlbu basement). montpy.837-0871 Saw pita ttaNtits. (lose to CoIINTICE 2 bedroom btpga Downto 2, sdtools and Atr imlCA low. a.u. nespm9bFe mn- am*. kin. �' Mo smoker r shire kitchen, bate. i backyard Includes able 8 6.12 0. (90615761250. Puk&% Nice ARa Waal to community ce Ter. 5400/ in"*. MA M. 4368045. SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 1 trent RnJAt 1 esu r Rltt SOCK OF RENT�N6?4 Cmm y mn HouE - IT'S EA8Yl1 ; M • Fiat Tins Buyer? - CDN Mrrld s" Discharged Bankrupt? - CaM BAarldJ #Atvic 1a - proasssionak. ? # no proem" servilm Ito help u own a horrid. (503) N or7s � -Stilt Rio 11tNa�tl�Ilr Real Ee1eBNtJd. ♦s �.,_.. ...w-.a.o•�......,—r.r..ey+�u ,._-e^'+ .. �4M-r.m+±ttwY'.?•'4'�r�TY k P4Q9 ?6 1 r xe-s'tr'!M .�-,'N r ed TTY TTNoil1-:'r o r7ti VW1 1 - 1 um modow 11 It► 0tb 1 EMst 1 PereomN • 1 PerB4NIBk owtlnilFitKh Sr i r. 3 1 bed Area. Simple nohamloling room. In hold towitiouse. at- r l om 13mtk take 70 miles from Toranlo. 270 aae « nT0 near 101 i resort, extra large shaded btiiNltr room mate m 6.2X as Rw�m ool. pqy- campsites. store, Pot-OM s are new 3 "dorm htlwe. e, 1:rnies /or ground, modem tadkties. dean, fireplace. 7 ip- 55.900 down summer season $745. Call VVp11ery mo 839- S121.90g.905-697-8962 (905)294-2900 5818 aher6p�rn Beames on had. Shop cool ibes. May 1st. $1200 905- MCIIERING --00 maker FM YOUR LANDLORD bury with a small down payment EW" • t 0 Lend seeN4rg lemak to share 3 and up to 6 mores no pay - TERRIFIC 3 bedroom raised house Pod. fire- Clow to PTC and Go. mems if You quality' We have a number Of hones in Ostia- SSB - i1BM Advance until DaYday/commission or pen - all inclusive. FirsWasi. 905-831-6313. wa and dowrranviae Cal Lisa Sion Answer in 20 min. 665- Call 721.%% t after 5 p.m, Tellier or Conrad Samelko at 1148.416.296-9902 MCItERING - 401M4Me's rd (905)4341600 Sutton Group 0YRealty Inc MONEY PHOBIEMS Get out Clean home. Quiet subdivision by Lronservattdn area. Share WMI7SY. Premium tit: Like of debt quick without ged bankruptbankrupto being garnisheed all facilities female preferred. new 2611 sett, all bride 2 Everyone accepted regardless mors smoker, no pets avail- storey. 4 bedroom plus den 3 of credit rating Call for tree able now. $375 mornhhy. 839- 112 bath. double garage, information. 905-576.3505. 7540 walkout basement. $217.000 Student bans included • Conndominslow (905)-432-8034 BUNGALOW HardwooNa- For pow PRIVATE SALE House on 3/4 OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT MWY acres 10 minutes S Ux- GUARANTEED. SM 12 /WESTIIEY 934 sea h apartmem. new carpet 5 cap- bridge Privacy ./surrounded by conservation property COMM CHARGE UP- FRONT FEES. oTHERS• R•C i DRIVE REOUMED fromKes- lances. Northam exposure New luxurious WBVnew ti titch- DO NOT. IT IS i MCk to Uxbridge Fri or Sat Return Sun. or Mon. Bi -week - en suite laundry,pool.sau- enhKew No sa.tt Deck Beau- SUGGESTED THAT YOU HOUSE. recant kddw m ly. 852-7242 ma41ar g No Deft All amen- tiful gardens Ideal location NIVESTNiATE THOROUGH- HUNTERS WANTED - estab- Beames on had. Shop cool ibes. May 1st. $1200 905- (905)649.1876. LY fished camp Deer 8 moose DURHAM'S OWN DATING 831-2210 TERRIFIC 3 bedroom raised DEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS gangs wanted. Very dean 6 reasonable organized hum. SERVICEI Call 905-683-1110 Create a private mailbox or SELLIT brick bungalow Quiet court '�'"'a''"''" 2 ifea "card L Call 721.%% t after 5 p.m, browse other personal ads free Meet a new Friend o 8205 floors. pub�2kba s :' ��•rance � pgeYroxr Lae forIRe NOW room WO 1x3 6 1x2. garage. Asking 2-1067 , OSHAWA REuIKMG MAS - for Sok 5158.900. (905)576 2993- MORTGAGES - Good. bad and GUITAR hddle/vndm. SAGE Shiatsu Seri" 40 King CALL WMfi01 3 HOMES. SUPERB ugly Finantmg leu any pur. pose AN appliatio s accept- mando w neer Lessons. Cal AI len St w (905) 4049625 1130 at - 9 pm 683-0707 BUNGALOW HardwooNa- ed Call Community Mo Corp r66 259.5011 i• � rale a Torallo 1-888-813- 2212 � furnace� . _ (905) � . � C—V • C1fiu AA rooms. finished basement L gam. 5169 900 TORMINA PRIME MORTGAGE Furls. NO x t BE MOUSE Of AMR, Gm '-4 pc tach Pool a l part n11 • Reeai59Mtxdt for commarlicaswort she Famrgprook. 2882 so ft. main Now den.-vkmdpod tub f SDK IOra thetlfe Durham Shop, has all your Beattie Baby Beane 7M SO. FT Downtown Ux. ensuite. antral arhaC � Cl glop l Glenn Glenn at 905 (Mori ad BudOy needs Bear" osis at 54.99 lKrKdge Quiet and private. 905- $284.900. SPACIOUS TOWN- Corp gage 680 Heart protector lags and 852-3517 HOUSE. recant kddw m large selection of retired STORE FOR RENT. 900 wx ows. Noon"g. rex-room. i Zpc.. down. 5 almimea Beames on had. Shop cool 2000 so n. 4 comers Qua- mk:KCn& condo, lie ndudes Mdroews- Wed. Tillers- Fri. 9am-Bpm Sat 9 Spm. Skop baled at .res Nigh vglbrg tr�ke, e:• alk+x location a Div kr. 597.500 reran/ Cal LIl1AN NORTH MSINESS FOIL sate lusty 5709 Oho Sltngog Rd N -ft pig. (905) 725-8710 9g5.6M-7479 "AX Summit. stocked modem up-to-date Hampton V1Nage. 905 -263- Cab/•a or page 905 686-390. bulk food store. in growrg V1gyNaOWW ata Also we 8205 cant bakeshop P Rea- LYNNE -Win OE-EVANS. kwrR •4 ' T••s 2-1067 Annwi Estate Exhibition of A BEAUTIFUL SETTING or for Sok o,sonable 504 8 1 evens nw new artwoat her studio 415 Seymour 2 3 and 4 bedroom WHITBY TOWNHOUSE - TOWNHOUSE IMPORTS/E IMTS En- Sragog lure 8 Uxbndge Fri - day. Apra - Monday April SNL wtrages, Iuky eWO1 Pool. Nshkng Ston. Lovely 3 bedroom Lots of up- carm trepreneurs$ Dream How to 2.4 pm Day 852-1768 weekly CampOeBford. 2 firs am rem mrpnghota Hard- open your own busgWass ProvO SralWS Worldwide � rale a Torallo 1-888-813- 2212 wood n cpttxyp,o EatY" Toll • Personal$ Finished room. t-3pc Flt 1 877-327E067 CANAL LAKE. season 2 -bed- '-4 pc tach Pool a l part n11 DIE OLDER LAS Names room housekeepio tiaracomplex Great location TOTAL TU MKEY ONLY 8 Private Home Phone fwrKn L Boll Nw aero Cil Close to tdwoh 401 arm am 58300 Eeuipment traneg. Numbers 1.900-451-3638 ext 705-426-7742 amenities Pat Odgers. Exit swppot Clock kwD Pres- 235. $36%mn muss be 18 RwtY SNsx■ax. I-IW2M- W011"e wallSystems 1- Tnt o- , . I Fwxb 3093 (srp) X368-0629 Film thine a- A accred introduction sen- ' catagw res to mantic oldsingle CLEARWATER. lolly famished For ek MACHINE SHOP for safe man ad womaK Casual or and central airflourishi - conditioned.2 g business. estall seno■s 416 -335 -SM Scar - 3 Dswoom MOW (�• COTTAGE i LOTS S47,D00- xrshed 19 years n OSIN" borough nere) I'IN"es Pam. ha tua. $129.0010 Apartment and am Otter sanrb b rubles Is NG Hearted Toddy Baan "ear tr eraCU Ch card malar a' CI$275 stores Lor sok a int y17.000 . 5wom OAC Bakers VaNay werNmg b w0ne we pwdltcar Pttaee rept' to Fie nu PO DWM. 52 56". 184 Itis Some . rltlCanlat. & ►Ilaos 5275 •I+wycooking. 1.6133355617 or www 41an- 80x 481. Oshaq LIN 71.5 a life pleasures for me are t9O6)6R3-5503 mK.rkt/resker NM FOR SALE - beemod for music of all kwds. kR Nkame rsarK ' woo0. 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Dr. Morley Mitchell EASTER SERVICES Sun., Mar. 28. ii.o0 a.m. Palm Sunday Service Apr. 1, 8-00 p.m. Maundy Thursday Communion Sun., Apr. 3,11:00 a.m. & Easter Service D D PALM SUNDAY 7:45 am Communion 9:00 & 11:00 am Testimony from Huntley Street TV Power Praise & 1 ;•3� � y�� g , Healing 7 pm I , Mission Report from Rwanda St. Isaac Jogues Catholic Church 1148 Finch Ave-, Pickering LiV 1J4+ (41105) 831-3353 Easter Liturgy Schedule Holy Thursday Mass of the Lord's Supper 7:30 p.m. Good Friday Passion of the Lord 3:00 p.m. Stations of the Cross 7:30 p.m. Holy Saturday Faster Vigil 8:30 a.m. Easter Sunday Rcsurrection of the Lord 8 30 a.m.. 10:00 a.m.. 11:30 a.m.. 1 10 p.m.. 7:30 p.m. St- (;.eorge's Anglican Church Pickering Village R Hwy. #2 & Randall Drive Ajax 683-7981 SUNDAY OF THE PASSION & HOLY WEEK March 2.Y. 19W 9:00 A.M. - Holy Eucharist with distribution of palms 10:30 A.M. - Solemn Eucharist. Procession, distribution of palms & Narrative Passion Gospel 4:00 p.m. - Choral Evening MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY - 730 P.M. Holy Eucharist MAUNDY THURSDAY 9:30 A.M. - Holy Eucharist & Bible study 7:30 PM. - Holy Eucharist of the Institution of the Lord's Supper. Ritual Washing of Feet, stripping & washing of the altar, reservation of the Bkssed Sacrament GOOD FRIDAY 9:30 A.M. - Stations of the Cross for children & young people 11:00 A.M. - Solerm Liturgy HOLY SATURDAY 8:00 PM. - The Solemn Great Vigil of Easter EASTER ex 9:00 A.M. - Festival Eucharist 10,30 A.M. - Solemn Festival Eucharist 4Alpha After Easter Come to Alpha - Learn about Jesus - Learn about Prayer - Learn about the Bible Beginning after Easter at: Durham Christian Fellowship 905-831,8596 Pickering Pentecostal Church 905-839-1302 St. Paul's on -the -Hill 905.839-7909 "Alpha' is a pracdall k&oducdoe to the akilsdm F1dth ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN 3S Church St. N. Pickering Village - 683-7311 Pip - March 29 & F.ansr Sunday _Agd 4 Jr. A Sr. High Suwhy School - 9:45 am. Worship Service - 10:30 a.m. Supervised Nursery - Sunday School CAW Edda - Aoril 2 Brealff ret 8:30 am. Worship Service 10.00 am. interim Moderator - Rev. Everett Briud ..EVERYONE WELCOME 'A Dunbarton - Fairport United Church ' 1066 Dunbarton Road Pickering L1V 1G8 905-839-7271 Maundy Thursday April 1st at 7 p.m. Good Friday - April 2nd at 10:30 a.m. Easter Sunrise - April 4th at 7 a.m. Easter Communion - April 4th at 10:30 a.m. L� Pickering Village United Church WO Chwch sreet NorW Ajax, Ont (905) 683-4ario721 Thursday, April 1 at 7:30 p.m. Maundy Thursday (Communion) Friday, April 2 at 10:30 a.m. Good Friday Service Sunday, April 4 at 9:00 a.m. Easter Communion Sunday, April 4 at 10:30 a.m. Easter Worship Service Cho Ch s17 Kbv~ lea.• "during (905) 839-4621 Good Friday Smviw April 2nd at 10.00 a.m. with spall rests: The Friends of Ileo Ea~ Sunday SK1ll<!S 11:00 tin. & 6:30 p.nL NE1(VS'A6vt"TISER FPiDAYEDrT10Pl, March 26,1999 PAGE 27 AhI Maundy Thursday A r.1 7:30 pm Communion Service Good Friday (Apr. 2 9:30 am Children's Service 11:00 am Communion & Choir www.stpaulsonthehill.com Pickering Standard Church (Metbodfst) Brock Rd. Hw y *7 GOOD FRIDAY - EVENING SERVICE: Apr. 2 - 7 p.m. The Cross Was Not Final" Music, Singing. Communion EASTER SUNDAY Apr. 4 - 11:00 a.m. The Lord Has Risen" Special Music, Singing Men's Choral: Group, Solos WORSHIP EVERY SU.'VDAY 11:00 a err, and 7.-10 p. ax 424-6102 or 665-0148 The Church of Holy Trinity Anglican 400 Monarch Ave., Unit 1 & 2 Easter Services Maundy Thursday 7:30 p.m. Good Friday 11:00 a.m. Saturday - The Great Vigil 7:30 p.m. Faster Day 9 a.m. and 11 a m. Don't amiss ow tat the 0 -tl celebrations. Plaw to aneatdr ver. a cava, v UNITED CHURCH 65 King's Cres., Ajax Please plan to pin us for our special uionhip services during Holy Week. Sunday, Mac 28,10:30 a.m. Palm Sunday & special Choir mrsentation Thursday; ApL 1, 790 p m. Adfaundy Thursday Communion Service Friday, Apt 2, 7:30 pm Good Friday Tmebrw Seraice Sunday, ApL 4,6:45 a.m. Simnse Service at the foot of hkCkrmm Rd. (foliiwed by a pancake breakfast at the dwrch) Sunday, Apt 4,10:30 a.m. Foster Sunday Confrrnmtim & Communion Service Easter DaY April 4 7:00 am Sunrise Communion 8:30 am Family Communion 10:00 am Family Praise 11:30 am Choral Eucharist You and your family are inv#ed to pin as as we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. L Peace -' Lutheran 7 Church 928 Liverpool Rd. �J (at Ohl t' Sun.. Mar. 28, 10:30 am. P*,ocession with Patrns Thurs., Apr. 1, 7:30 p.m. Maundy Thursday Fri.. Apr. 2, 10:30 a.m. Good Friday Sat., Apr. 3. 9:00 p.m. Easter Vigil Sun., Apr. 4, 7:30 a.m. Suarise Service 8:30 a.m. Easter BreaVast 10:30 am. Festir•al Service March 28 Palm Sunday 8:00 A.M., 9:30 A.M., 11:30 A.M. & 6:30 PM. Uwch 29 - ApEj 1 Monday to Thursday 7:30 P.M. At;ltil 2 Good Friday 9:00 A.M. & 11:00 A.M. April 3 Saturday 7:30 P.U. PPC Choirs & Drama Present: -AM Hail Ring Jesus" AM 4 Easter Stalday 10:30 A.M. at THE PKXERING RECREAT101V COMPLEX 1867 Valley Farm Road 6:30 P.M. at PPC PPC Choirs & Drama Present -AN Hail King Jesus' PKA-Y YYttK At 87. ffiARTIMS (ANGLICAN ) RECTOR: REV. MARY RANGER MAR. X THE SIN MY OF THE RASSION, IMA =MY t.0 -AR BLESSING OF THE PALMS, HOLY EUCHARIST WP) 10,*AJL PROCESSION WITH PALM LEAVES, CHORAL EUCHARIST (BAS) x011 NAR 2! WM NAIL 31 L91T9I URM 711M AML 1 MAIlf01' THURSDAY MPA STATIONS OF THE CROSS MAA F0110NED YM AUGHT r,M. P.A AGAPE kffffl AT MAN ESACENN 11FDOASTN0 IR15AX RITUAL WASFMIG OF THE FEET RNA FA HOLY E XHARIS'i W4 Ell AML 2 GOOD FNDAY E DWIST (�I ATSLMARTMS STR 10-" CH�NSWAIK IPPrGOFTHEAITAA STATIONS OF THE CROSS 111.1WAX SOLFW UTURGY 'Walk rvltb the Lord to Calm S0 star emery jgyf"Vy gnW ff*K the , iff Cbrist, at Easter - Mt ar uAmure no ou trccuun cwv r ru PIC omn v oT nue a M.r Y1CCT nr n.reeniu nn S(lA Anh Rev. A. Castro (Pastor) 1005qX 1755 Plummer Street, Unit t8,9 Pickering, Ontario L1 W 3S1 ENTKOSrk Church: (905) 420-3935 'AUacN Fax: (905) 420-5201 COME WORSHIP WITH US. SERVICE SCEEXI _F Sunday 10:00 am Sunday School 11:30 am Family Worship 6:00 pm Pre -Service Prayer 6:30 pm Evening Fellowship Tuesday 7'00 pm Prayer Mee" Wednesday 7:30pm Prayer and Bible study Friday 7:30 pm Y O NgM Dunbarton - Fairport United Church ' 1066 Dunbarton Road Pickering L1V 1G8 905-839-7271 Maundy Thursday April 1st at 7 p.m. Good Friday - April 2nd at 10:30 a.m. Easter Sunrise - April 4th at 7 a.m. Easter Communion - April 4th at 10:30 a.m. L� Pickering Village United Church WO Chwch sreet NorW Ajax, Ont (905) 683-4ario721 Thursday, April 1 at 7:30 p.m. Maundy Thursday (Communion) Friday, April 2 at 10:30 a.m. Good Friday Service Sunday, April 4 at 9:00 a.m. Easter Communion Sunday, April 4 at 10:30 a.m. Easter Worship Service Cho Ch s17 Kbv~ lea.• "during (905) 839-4621 Good Friday Smviw April 2nd at 10.00 a.m. with spall rests: The Friends of Ileo Ea~ Sunday SK1ll<!S 11:00 tin. & 6:30 p.nL NE1(VS'A6vt"TISER FPiDAYEDrT10Pl, March 26,1999 PAGE 27 AhI Maundy Thursday A r.1 7:30 pm Communion Service Good Friday (Apr. 2 9:30 am Children's Service 11:00 am Communion & Choir www.stpaulsonthehill.com Pickering Standard Church (Metbodfst) Brock Rd. Hw y *7 GOOD FRIDAY - EVENING SERVICE: Apr. 2 - 7 p.m. The Cross Was Not Final" Music, Singing. Communion EASTER SUNDAY Apr. 4 - 11:00 a.m. The Lord Has Risen" Special Music, Singing Men's Choral: Group, Solos WORSHIP EVERY SU.'VDAY 11:00 a err, and 7.-10 p. ax 424-6102 or 665-0148 The Church of Holy Trinity Anglican 400 Monarch Ave., Unit 1 & 2 Easter Services Maundy Thursday 7:30 p.m. Good Friday 11:00 a.m. Saturday - The Great Vigil 7:30 p.m. Faster Day 9 a.m. and 11 a m. Don't amiss ow tat the 0 -tl celebrations. Plaw to aneatdr ver. a cava, v UNITED CHURCH 65 King's Cres., Ajax Please plan to pin us for our special uionhip services during Holy Week. Sunday, Mac 28,10:30 a.m. Palm Sunday & special Choir mrsentation Thursday; ApL 1, 790 p m. Adfaundy Thursday Communion Service Friday, Apt 2, 7:30 pm Good Friday Tmebrw Seraice Sunday, ApL 4,6:45 a.m. Simnse Service at the foot of hkCkrmm Rd. (foliiwed by a pancake breakfast at the dwrch) Sunday, Apt 4,10:30 a.m. Foster Sunday Confrrnmtim & Communion Service Easter DaY April 4 7:00 am Sunrise Communion 8:30 am Family Communion 10:00 am Family Praise 11:30 am Choral Eucharist You and your family are inv#ed to pin as as we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. L Peace -' Lutheran 7 Church 928 Liverpool Rd. �J (at Ohl t' Sun.. Mar. 28, 10:30 am. P*,ocession with Patrns Thurs., Apr. 1, 7:30 p.m. Maundy Thursday Fri.. Apr. 2, 10:30 a.m. Good Friday Sat., Apr. 3. 9:00 p.m. Easter Vigil Sun., Apr. 4, 7:30 a.m. Suarise Service 8:30 a.m. Easter BreaVast 10:30 am. Festir•al Service March 28 Palm Sunday 8:00 A.M., 9:30 A.M., 11:30 A.M. & 6:30 PM. Uwch 29 - ApEj 1 Monday to Thursday 7:30 P.M. At;ltil 2 Good Friday 9:00 A.M. & 11:00 A.M. April 3 Saturday 7:30 P.U. PPC Choirs & Drama Present: -AM Hail Ring Jesus" AM 4 Easter Stalday 10:30 A.M. at THE PKXERING RECREAT101V COMPLEX 1867 Valley Farm Road 6:30 P.M. at PPC PPC Choirs & Drama Present -AN Hail King Jesus' PKA-Y YYttK At 87. ffiARTIMS (ANGLICAN ) RECTOR: REV. MARY RANGER MAR. X THE SIN MY OF THE RASSION, IMA =MY t.0 -AR BLESSING OF THE PALMS, HOLY EUCHARIST WP) 10,*AJL PROCESSION WITH PALM LEAVES, CHORAL EUCHARIST (BAS) x011 NAR 2! WM NAIL 31 L91T9I URM 711M AML 1 MAIlf01' THURSDAY MPA STATIONS OF THE CROSS MAA F0110NED YM AUGHT r,M. 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