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11:+ as I . . ... . ..• I.•. .. . .. • . .. . •• ••ADVERTI.SEL 46_.P1 PICKERING'S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1965 PERtODIC AI PRESSRUN 49,500 28 PAGES FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1999 -OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $5/ $1 N ------------- Durham officer 'devastated' Poli*ce rocked by charges in fatal shooti"ng BY STEPHFN SHA Staff Write in the death of Tony Romagnuolo, Durham Regional Police Consta- ble Alan Robins and two York Re- gion officers were arraigned Wednesday on criminal charges re- lating to the fatal shooting of a Sun- derland man, whose son was also critically wounded during the bloody confrontation last December. In a decision that has "devastat- ed' the loo law enforcement com- munity, the province's Special Inves- tigations Unit concluded there are "reasonable grounds" to believe the officers involved in the Dec:. 28. 1998 shooting are "criminally re- sponsible for their actions;' said SIU Director Peter Tinsley at a press con- ference Wednesday in Toronto. The most serious charge was laid against York Regional Police Con- stable Randy Martin. He has been charged with second-degree murder 44, who was shot at least three times and died in front of the family's rural home. "I've concluded that he intended the death of Tiny Romagnuolo;' Mr. Tinsley told reporters. 'lliere was an intentional application of force which could reasonably he expected to cause death" It is the first time: in the nine-year history of the SIU that it's laid a mur- der charge against a subject officer. The SIU is a civilian agency mandat- ed to investigate incidents involving police resulting in death or serious injury - Const. Robins, a law enforcement veteran of mere than 20 years, was also charged with two counts relat- ing to the wounding of Enzo Ro- magnuolo, 17, shot once in the stom- See OFFICERS' page 7 WALTER PASSARELL V News Advertiser colour photos Durham Regional Police Constable Alan Robins (top photo) arrives at a bail hearing in Oshawa court Wednesday after being charged by the Special Investigations Unit in connection with the shooting death of Sunderland resident Tony Romagnuolo (left) and the wounding of his 17 - year -old son last December. At right, York Re- gional Police Constable Michael Hoskin arrives in court to also face charges. York Constable Randy Martin is charged with second-degree murder. Change clocks smoke detector batteries - Inside the tA friendly reminder for Pickering residents this weekend News Advertiser Spring Ahead 9~20"Un The upcoming long weekend won't be quite as long this year. One hour will be lopped off the holiday weekend thanks to the an- nual spring -time move to daylight saving time. That's right, this is the weekend to reset your clocks. If changed correctly, you'll lose one hour of sleep before you wake up Easter Sunday morning, as clocks and timepieces, VCRs and clock radios move forward one hour from standard time to day- light saving time. The official switch takes place at 2 am. on Sunday, April 4. The reason why clocks are set one hour ahead of standard time is to provide more daylight at the FREE P*= 10 EMS -whi my (Test not ;ndudedj end of the working day during late spring, summer and early fall. (Come autumn, the time will re- turn to standard time). As well, fire prevention spe- cialists suggest the batteries in smoke detectors be changed twice a year. To help people remember the biannual chore that could save their lives, local fire departments suggest homeowners and apart- ment residents change the life- saving batteries at the same time as they change their clocks. So add the appropriate battery type to the shopping list this Sat- urday. It could save your life and the lives of your family or neighbours. 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As an added incen ive we If a yo. ke advantage of our special 3 Months Free' a the year-y6u keep your fitness resolution! RESOLUTION SPECK aA i. 41- 3.4 Pickering I 1 1 .... ��.. ..a..1....1....1.7C .............a Prc! .I 1.4Al♦ ♦I.." i:1" niOla SAC 0 Durham cld'ss' size's,ovtr limi*t But, survey results `rather faulty': Andrews The Province's in- troduction of caps on average class sizes this year does not en- sure students are in smaller classes, ac- cording to a survey re- leased by the Ontario English Catholic Teachers' Association (OECTA). The teachers' union recently released the results of a provincewide survey of Catholic schools that indicates the "vast majority" of On- tario Catholic students are in classes that are larger than the aver- age size set out by the Province in Bill 160, says Mike O'Connor, president of OECTA's Durham elementary unit. The OECTA sur- vey found 60.1 per cent of elementary students and 65.1 per cent of secondary stu- dents are in classes that exceed the aver- age class sizes re- quired by the govern- ment. Under Bill 160, school boards were required to ensure board -wide aggregate average class sizes of 25 in elementary schools and 22 at the secondary level. But, the union maintains aggregate averages "impose no limits on class size" and "are no guardian of educational quali- ty.. According to OECTA's survey, the average class size in Durham's elementary schools is 25.33 and 22.34 in the region's secondary schools, Mr. O'Connor says. He notes the sur- vey results did not in- clude responses from all of the school board's teachers. But, "A survey based on incomplete information is rather faulty," says separate board director Grant Andrews, noting the board released its re- port on class sizes last December which indi- cated it met the Province's new re- quirements set out in the Education Quality Improvement Act. That report stated the average class size at separate elementary schools in Durham is 24.57 while the aver- ... .+ 014 . age in area high schools is 21.71. And while those figures were calculat- ed last fall, Mr. An- drews says even if students moved into the board throughout the year, "I really doubt that there would be any significant dif- ference." Mr. O'Connor re- ports the local union will conduct a thor- ough examination of class sizes in the re- gion next month. 01F _VJ]ME18"` DON'T GET THE PRICE THEY WANT FOR THEIR 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 has 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 M. rlrw i t, f on -v q Mar Hngon, Sots Rrpr , Mm -rmdid m xda a p-pmn <rnrnrly li 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 Stiatem 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 1-800-766-3267 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. rnfoliw. RMW.. Qwdiry On. W nod fr.r wlr G+p, nghro Just the fax: 683-7363 Think about Pickering Hydro differently (like a community partner) At Pickering Hydro, community partnership takes on real meaning. We are governed by a local Commission consisting of customer representatives. This ensures that decisions are made in the best interests of our community. -We are committed to chargirig the lowest possible rates while maintaining .friendly, personal attention in customer service. As well, you can depend on our reliability during the most adverse conditions, and expect the highest standards of quality in technical performance. Ask about our $10 service guarantee today! PICKERING HYDRO Your Current Source for the future. 1920 Bayly Street, Pickering, Ontario. L1W 3R6 Tel: (905) 427-0791 www.pickeringhydro.on.ca .w riAf Ajax=P3ekeritm¢ hospitat sets 5900,000 for emereencv ward NY SUSAN minds as the pop- quality of our ser- Pickering," she O'NEILL ulation increases. vices and the ac- says. Ste' 1"Writer "We are look- cessibility of We need to The Ajax and ing at redevelop- emergency ser- expand our ca - Pickering Health ment in terms of vices to the resi- pacity." she adds. Centre will re- improving the dents of Ajax and noting the hospi- ceive $9()0.0(X) to restructure its ��� cmcrZ e dc- WINJ 1,14 cl U1311 partment under an $83 -million ' O , funding an- r , . nouncement en Sleep made by Health Posture Care Minister Eliza- - - bcth NL'itmcr V1'edncsday. In an an- 39 nouncement at Set `249 the Oshawa site DOUBLE .169 Sit 299 of the Lakeridge QUEEN ..249 14,t 349 Health Corpora- tion yesterday. _ Ms. Witmer an- nounced the gov- I , ernment is fast- tracking the ap- Orthopedic provals of 43 — emergence de- partment rcstruc- ,inglt�tmt> t -ss luring projects � 5339 � l 99 across the DOUBLE .249 St�t 399 province. QUEEN ..299 Se•t 469 "Our govern - KING ....469 Sti 7i9 f ment is commit- ted to improving the access to �� i L�! ■ emergency ser- - I , real• • r l. tap vices for the peo- PIC of this Orthopractic Ortho suPren-)e province." the minister said. -It is critical that the �'n?�k'� 249 SinRle16 l ttrt•ss ',t 1ttrv%S emergenc3 9 y care Set $409 Set $599 people need i. DOUBLE .299 i -4-9 DOUBLE .449,r.t 'Iv there for them - QUEEN . 339 ti when they need — Q QUEEN ..519 �t '�} 1 KING ... 529 ti hl`G ....669 kt 1F,v it." Sonia Pccze- niuk. vice presi- dent of patient sin ices at the Ajax site of the Rouge Valley Health System. reports the fund- ing. which is ear- marked to redc- velop the hospi- tal's emergency department• is likely only the beginning. "This is a good news day for us. But it also sets the stage for us to have further dialogue which we anticipate will result it much improved acces- sibility to emer- gency services in this community," she says. "This is just the begin- ning. We hope to have ongoing dis- cussions with the ministry to ad- dress all of our needs." Ms. Peczeniuk reports the emer- gency department was built in 1973 to handle 20,000 patients. Today, serves 40,000 pa- tients and is fac- ing further de- tal's capital con- struction plan, which has been submitted to the Ministry of Health for re- Ll OSNAWA WHITBY L FACTORY OtfTIET Dvil view, calls for ..an enlargement" of the emergency department "to better accommo- date the volumes SIZE I� : 111 MATTRESS ----- '- .i. _.. P�� EMISET UP AVAILABLE It SM pBDNE DISPOSAL OF OLD I 11-4 ORDOtS SET AVAILABLE AGCEPM . FREE 6 MO. l LAY -AWAY i 1 1 we're now look- Peczeniuk says ally know about ing at." it's not yet known the time frame or H o w e v e r, when the hospital how the funding while the funding will receive the will be flowed (to was announced money. hospitals across Wednesday. Ms. "We don't re- the province)." TWIN .......$89 FULL .......$109 QUEEN ....$129 TWIN .......$17 FULL .. .....$22 QUEEN .....$34 TWIN .......$22 FULL.. .... $29 QUEEN .....$34 SOLID ......$49 DESIGNER ...$59 rnrz unuitin • Bid Fram tool Deism ' • I i the s Prakclor • set-up • Bid RAID • rkNPvu► (X ' • 14wm Straps Olde AJAX P)CXB?ING FACTORY OUTIFT IFis ■ _ 1 oven tta 1� ...• .. .. s ck rl ' Jai i 4.4N .1A essage rn a bottle - e nj*oi@ns bid _4. for refundable liquor and wine bottles BY MARIANNE TAKACS -- - - - Staff Writer G PICKERING — Town council has sent a message to Queen's Park voicing.; its displeasure at the provincial govern- ment's refusal to implement a deposit - refund system for liquor and wine bot- e .bw ties. Councillors passed a resolution at ' their most recent meeting last week "reallirrving" Pickering's support of a .�....--� deposit -refund system as the preferred mechanism for maximizing waste di- version and reducing municipal recy- cling costs. Council also advised the Province of Pickering's "strong objection" to the provincial government's plan to allow its new Waste Diversion Organization (WDO), which is suppled to deal with the issue of funding municipal blue box RICK JOHNSON programs, to be run largely by Corpora- Supports 'steK•ardship' program tions Supporting Recycling (CSR), an to reduce municipal costs. organization representing soft drink manufacturers, grocery distributors, packaging suppliers and plastic praluc- reminding him that we're still here and ers, among others. won't forget" As well, the Town is protesting the The: councillor maintained a deposit - Province's "apparent back -sliding" in refund system would have kept more reducing the amount of funding CSR glass out of the waste system longer and will be expected to provide to the WDO. reduced cost.% for municipalities. Ward I local Councillor Dave Ryan, In supporting Coun. Ryan's motion, who propped the resolution, main- Ward 3 Regional Councillor Rick John- tained the provincial Environment Min- son noted he would also like to we ister bowed to industry pressure and ig- some kind of -stewardship" program in nored the wishes of 269 Ontario manic- place that would require the wine and ipalitie% by refusing to bring in a de- liquor industry to cover the cost of deal- psit-refund system for liquor and wine ing with the waste generated by the bot - bottles. The: resolution, he said, is "just ties carrying their products. East Shore Community group meets PICKERING—The Pickering East south of Bayly Street. A guest speaker Shore Community Association holds its from the Pickering Fire Department will annual general meeting Thursday, April discuss carbon monoxide detectors. 15 at 7:30 p.m. at the East Shore Com- For more information call Paul Kel- munity Centre on Liverpool Road just land at 831-5772. 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While it's never OK to light fires with- out first securing a permit and permis- sion from the local fire department. many 'controlled' hums become un- controlled in a hurry as factors like wind and weather conditions cause a fire to spread. Each local fire chief puts out the words of warning every spring. Yet, each week reports come in of grass fires burning away. What's needed is a bigger threat to those who choose to start their own blaze. Ontario fire regulations do not allow for 'controlled' burns. A permit and permission must be secured. How- ever, those who do burn without rc- ceiving the go-ahead from the fire de- partment are subject to fines and charges depending on the severity of each blaze. In Uxbridge, for instance, violators are charged $3OU per hour for each fire truck called to a burn and $150 per half-hour after the first hour for each truck. There may be additional costs attached to fighting a non -allowed fire. Other Durham municipalities also have regulations against burning with- out permission and one is currently considering penalties for reckless fire starters. Perhaps a region -wide policy will come into play eventually, especially when and if municipal fire depart- ments are amalgamated into one re- gion -wide department. For now, however, those tempted to burn off grass and refuse should under- stand there will be a penalty to pay if they're caught lighting up or if their fire gets out of control. The only common-sense approach to take is to follow the advice your mother, teachers and the fire depart- ment gave you when you were just a child: don't play with matches and learn not to burn. We'll all be safer for it. WE N �I RED A C4MULTAW. YOU ���W'Y` rREMEMMR R+� 1MA61 '0MELE FRIEND 'ERE I" LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Wired by plan As an I I -year resident of 1 t To the editor: Pickering is considering relocat- ing hydro lines bordering Kingston Road to the corridor running through the Maple Ridge aril En- clave communities. We border the hydro corridor on the north. The original location for the hydro lines, at the south of the corridor, was a concern but did not directly impact us. The fall -hack option to move the lines to the cen- tre of the corridor now impacts res- idents on both end; of the corridor. Pickering council must under- stand that the final location of the hydro lines within the corridor is not the issue. The fact council is considering this is the issue. Media must be free to speak out The alternative is an invitation to dictatorship Ajax resident Henry T.aczek sup- ports more freedom for Canadian en- trepreneurs and envisions the eventa- al dineinadon of poetics in the work- place and in government itself. Less than 60 years ago people like you and 1 left their families by the thousands. They sailed over rough oceans, endured seasickness, and were shot at the minute they landed on the beaches overseas. While I was not there, I can safely speculate the questions being asked once Adolph Hitler began invading country after country. How could any- one let this go so far? Why didn't someone do something sooner to stop this lunatic? Being raised in a home of parents who survived the horrors of the war and having experienced first-hand the destructive forces of a dictatorial regime (I spent six uncomfortable weeks in Communist Poland and Czechoslovakia in 1971), I am, per- haps, more sensitive to the warning signs of dictatorial ways than most. So impressed was I by that visit that I = ' Henry <- - Zaczek Opinion Shaper made myself a promise to do whatever I could to fight preemptive battles to preserve my freedom long before the need for bloodshed ever emerged. While today's media have no claim to sainthood, many of today's preemp- tive battles are fought by people such as Terry Milewski. If not for this dis- tinguished reporter, few Canadians would know how Prime Minister Jean Chretien defended fellow dictator Suharto's ego at the expense of Cana- dian protesters' physical well-being. What many people still do not know is the disciplinary action taken by the CBC against Mr. Milewski. The man- agement of the federally -funded broadcaster decided to play politics and issued him a suspension, without Pay. Officially, they took objection to his alleged e-mail reference to the current federal government as being the "force of darkness". It is my opinion that their reason had everything to do with the fact that Mr. Milewski was relentless in reporting on the infamous pepper spray incident. Whatever the words, Mr. Milewski as a Canadian citizen was fighting for his country's freedom now, long before Mr. Chretien's gang paves the way for future generations of Suharto clones. So, before this Opinion Shaper's column is deemed to be "illegal" by the governing Liberals, ask yourself this: Compared to the bullets that our brave veterans faced, how hard is it for you to write to your local or national newspaper and demand that Mr. Chre- tien and the CBC publicly apologize to Mr. Milewski? Anything less leaves the door wide open for today's dicta- tors to chip away at those cherishec freedoms for which so many gave up their lives. Pick - . Fr—. improving the "downtown" core. However, there is no value to Pickering if counciloc compromises the esthetics of exist- ing communities in the press. Maple Ridge and the Enclaves arc two of Pickering's most highly Th regarded communities. e homes have some of the highest market values in Pickering. The number of homes here has grown significantly and two sc:hoxols now border this hydro corridor. Children play in the corridor and use it to get to and from school. Adults walk the corri- dor and use it for fitness. Relocation of the hydro lines from Kingston Road will compro- mise these communities, bringing numerous poles and low-lying lines, causing culling of mature trees which enhance the area. , Relocating the Kingston Road lines to this corridor would be a had decision. Council must not allow it. 'Members of council appeared to j be uninformed about the impact on the Maple Ridge and Enclave com- munities and the options open to council. We ask that council recon- sider all optionsdiscussed at the March 6 meeting before proceed- ing any further. Those options: a) Bury the lines along Kingston Road as part of the downtown im- provement project; b) Relocate the existing lines to the corridornorth of the Maple Ridge and Enclave communities and string the lines down the exist- ing Brock Road poles; c) Bury the lines in the corridor. Burying the lines along Finch Avenue as that road is widened was not discussed at the meeting. This option may resolve many of the is- sues that currently exist. Council, while moving forward on projects to improve other areas, appears willing to compromise the esthetics of the Maple Ridge and Enclave communities. This is dis- turbing. Bill Alexander, Pickering PIGKERING NEWS ADVERTISER A Moroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor -in -Chief' Steve Houston Alanaging Editor Bruce Danford Director of Advertising Duncan Fletcher RetailAdvertising Idvertisint, Manager Eddie Kolodziejcak Claysi! ied . tdvertising Manager John Willems Real Estate . t utomotive Ach•errising .tlanager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Stanger Lillian Hook OJJice Manager Barb Harrison Composing .tlanager ws tie (905)6x3-5110 5alss (905)683-5110 Classifieds (905) 683-0707 Distribution (905) 683-5117 General Fax (905) 683-7363 E -Mad newsroom a durham.net Web addressmw wwwAurhanes.net 130 Commercial Avc., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2115 The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circu- lations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occu- pies. 4kocm ao m rm m- on i g &-- DURHAM NEWS ADVERTISER A I' R. 2, 1 9 9 9 1.74 1& 199• EDITORIAL Keep the home fires from burning Setting blazes can burn you in more ways than one Learn not to burn. Children are taught at an early age not to play with matches or set tires. Yet, every year at about this time, grass fires break out all over the region. In the pact week dozens of fires have been reported across Durham. It's not just youngsters at fault. however. Some adults, thinking they have the situation well in hand, decide to start their own 'controlled' burn. While it's never OK to light fires with- out first securing a permit and permis- sion from the local fire department. many 'controlled' hums become un- controlled in a hurry as factors like wind and weather conditions cause a fire to spread. Each local fire chief puts out the words of warning every spring. Yet, each week reports come in of grass fires burning away. What's needed is a bigger threat to those who choose to start their own blaze. Ontario fire regulations do not allow for 'controlled' burns. A permit and permission must be secured. How- ever, those who do burn without rc- ceiving the go-ahead from the fire de- partment are subject to fines and charges depending on the severity of each blaze. In Uxbridge, for instance, violators are charged $3OU per hour for each fire truck called to a burn and $150 per half-hour after the first hour for each truck. There may be additional costs attached to fighting a non -allowed fire. Other Durham municipalities also have regulations against burning with- out permission and one is currently considering penalties for reckless fire starters. Perhaps a region -wide policy will come into play eventually, especially when and if municipal fire depart- ments are amalgamated into one re- gion -wide department. For now, however, those tempted to burn off grass and refuse should under- stand there will be a penalty to pay if they're caught lighting up or if their fire gets out of control. The only common-sense approach to take is to follow the advice your mother, teachers and the fire depart- ment gave you when you were just a child: don't play with matches and learn not to burn. We'll all be safer for it. WE N �I RED A C4MULTAW. YOU ���W'Y` rREMEMMR R+� 1MA61 '0MELE FRIEND 'ERE I" LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Wired by plan As an I I -year resident of 1 t To the editor: Pickering is considering relocat- ing hydro lines bordering Kingston Road to the corridor running through the Maple Ridge aril En- clave communities. We border the hydro corridor on the north. The original location for the hydro lines, at the south of the corridor, was a concern but did not directly impact us. The fall -hack option to move the lines to the cen- tre of the corridor now impacts res- idents on both end; of the corridor. Pickering council must under- stand that the final location of the hydro lines within the corridor is not the issue. The fact council is considering this is the issue. Media must be free to speak out The alternative is an invitation to dictatorship Ajax resident Henry T.aczek sup- ports more freedom for Canadian en- trepreneurs and envisions the eventa- al dineinadon of poetics in the work- place and in government itself. Less than 60 years ago people like you and 1 left their families by the thousands. They sailed over rough oceans, endured seasickness, and were shot at the minute they landed on the beaches overseas. While I was not there, I can safely speculate the questions being asked once Adolph Hitler began invading country after country. How could any- one let this go so far? Why didn't someone do something sooner to stop this lunatic? Being raised in a home of parents who survived the horrors of the war and having experienced first-hand the destructive forces of a dictatorial regime (I spent six uncomfortable weeks in Communist Poland and Czechoslovakia in 1971), I am, per- haps, more sensitive to the warning signs of dictatorial ways than most. So impressed was I by that visit that I = ' Henry <- - Zaczek Opinion Shaper made myself a promise to do whatever I could to fight preemptive battles to preserve my freedom long before the need for bloodshed ever emerged. While today's media have no claim to sainthood, many of today's preemp- tive battles are fought by people such as Terry Milewski. If not for this dis- tinguished reporter, few Canadians would know how Prime Minister Jean Chretien defended fellow dictator Suharto's ego at the expense of Cana- dian protesters' physical well-being. What many people still do not know is the disciplinary action taken by the CBC against Mr. Milewski. The man- agement of the federally -funded broadcaster decided to play politics and issued him a suspension, without Pay. Officially, they took objection to his alleged e-mail reference to the current federal government as being the "force of darkness". It is my opinion that their reason had everything to do with the fact that Mr. Milewski was relentless in reporting on the infamous pepper spray incident. Whatever the words, Mr. Milewski as a Canadian citizen was fighting for his country's freedom now, long before Mr. Chretien's gang paves the way for future generations of Suharto clones. So, before this Opinion Shaper's column is deemed to be "illegal" by the governing Liberals, ask yourself this: Compared to the bullets that our brave veterans faced, how hard is it for you to write to your local or national newspaper and demand that Mr. Chre- tien and the CBC publicly apologize to Mr. Milewski? Anything less leaves the door wide open for today's dicta- tors to chip away at those cherishec freedoms for which so many gave up their lives. Pick - . Fr—. improving the "downtown" core. However, there is no value to Pickering if counciloc compromises the esthetics of exist- ing communities in the press. Maple Ridge and the Enclaves arc two of Pickering's most highly Th regarded communities. e homes have some of the highest market values in Pickering. The number of homes here has grown significantly and two sc:hoxols now border this hydro corridor. Children play in the corridor and use it to get to and from school. Adults walk the corri- dor and use it for fitness. Relocation of the hydro lines from Kingston Road will compro- mise these communities, bringing numerous poles and low-lying lines, causing culling of mature trees which enhance the area. , Relocating the Kingston Road lines to this corridor would be a had decision. Council must not allow it. 'Members of council appeared to j be uninformed about the impact on the Maple Ridge and Enclave com- munities and the options open to council. We ask that council recon- sider all optionsdiscussed at the March 6 meeting before proceed- ing any further. Those options: a) Bury the lines along Kingston Road as part of the downtown im- provement project; b) Relocate the existing lines to the corridornorth of the Maple Ridge and Enclave communities and string the lines down the exist- ing Brock Road poles; c) Bury the lines in the corridor. Burying the lines along Finch Avenue as that road is widened was not discussed at the meeting. This option may resolve many of the is- sues that currently exist. Council, while moving forward on projects to improve other areas, appears willing to compromise the esthetics of the Maple Ridge and Enclave communities. This is dis- turbing. 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The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circu- lations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occu- pies. 4kocm ao m rm m- on i g &-- W�V►� 11D1AE'<gTi�' �Fll[fAV`E'[31TitE31�; April �,' 199�'PtA�E a`'A/P' WhatIcers Ives changed OFFICI:KS'frmn page 1 ach during the struggle with police. He is charged with aggravated as- sault and causing bodily harm with intent by discharging a firearm. A third officer, York Constable Michael Hoskin, is charged with as- sault with a weapon and careless use of a firearm. They were informed Monday they were to be charged and, in a move which has infuriated the lawyer representing Const. Robins, warrants were issued by the SIU for their arrests Tuesday. ..It was absolutely unnecessary and unjustified;' said an angry Harry Black, "and probably, in my opinion, there was no legal basis to obtain ar- rest warrants for any of these men:' Const. Robins surrendered, along with the two York officers, at SIU of- fices in Toronto at 9:30 a.m. Wednes- day. A former York Region officer, Const. Robins transferred to the Durham Region department in 1992 and worked in 26 Division, assigned to general patrol, at the time of the shooting. He is currently assigned to light duties. His lawyer said the officer is "devastated" by the allegations. "He's obviously had better days than today, but he will have better days when it's over:" Mr. Black said. "He has go( a huge amount of support from his wife, his family and the per lice association" Indeed, in a powerful shorn of support of their accused colleagues, dozens of York and Durham police officers were present at separate bail hearings in Oshawa and Whitby for the three officers. Members of the: Durham Region Tactical Support Unit scaled oft- an area in the rear parking lox at provin- cial court at 242 King St. E., Os- hawa, in anticipation of the arrival of two of the constables. However, grim -faced constables Robins and Hoskin, wearing civilian clothes and flanked by SIU investi- gators, entered the courthouse by the front entrance and were whisked past a crowd of officers, police associa- tion members, news reporters and court spectators as they were led in the courtroom. They were not in handcuffs. Mr. Tinsley said he telephoned Tony Romagnuolo's widow, Linda Romagnuolo, yesterday morning to tell her media reports of the charges were correct. Peter Ttnsley, director of the Special Investigations Unit, talks with reporters Wednesday at a press conference on charges laid against three police ofcers involved in a fatal shooting in Sun- derland last December. "She is a very stoic woman con- sidering the circumstances:' he said. The family's lawyer, Joseph Bloomenfeld, said the charges are "somewhat gratifying" for the fami- ly. "I would think from the family's point of view something has been done about it:' Mr. Bkwmenfeld said. ' They are a good family, salt of the earth „ The shooting, he said, is a tragedy that has left the Romagnuolos with- out their father and provider. 'They were at home minding their own business and, 20 minutes later, the father is dead, another member of the family is seriously wounded and everyone else is arrest- ed:' he said. "Something is being done about the harm that was done to them.- Mr. hem.'Mr. Bloomenfeld said he found it "interesting" that Const. Hoskin, ' the officer who started all this", was charged with the least serious of- fence. The criminal division of the Crown Law Office of the Ministry of the Attorney General has taken over the case and assigned two prosecu- tors, John Corello and Howard Lei- bovich. During the 20 -minute bail hear- ing, lawyers for the two officers waived a reading of the charges and Mr. l,eibovich read a summary of the allegations against them. A publication ban prevents re- porting the details. Cons[. Robins was released on $5,M) hail, without a deposit, and his wife Patricia signed as surety. Const. Hoskin's hail, meanwhile, was set at $50)1), though he was re- leased on his own recognizance, without a surety. Several conditions were attached to their release, granted by Justice of the Peace Brenna Brown. They must surrender their passpcxts to the SIU, they must not associate with one an- other, nor with members of the Ro- magnuolo family, and they must not possess a firearm, ammunition or ex- plosives. Both officers have been re- assigned to administrative duties. They will appear in court on May 3. Those in attendance included Durham Chief Kevin McAlpine, who quietly exchanged words in the courtroom with Mrs. Romagnuolo, and later gave a statement to re- po ners outside the courthouse. "I just expressed our condolences to the family. This is a tragedy and no matter who is responsible, their fam- ily has had a tough time, as have (members of the force)," said the chief. "She thanked me:" Chief' McAlpine said the "tragic events" have had a "devastating im- pact' on the officers involved, their families and the Durham department - "This has probably changed their lives forever." The chief said he spoke personal- ly with Const. Robins and has "as- sured him that he has our full support and continuing confidence as the court process unfolds:' Asked about the impact on i morale of police offices in the wake of the charges, Chief McAlpine said "certainly the circumstances are dif- ficult to deal with in terms of mem- bers focusing on our work," but he expects officers will not change the way they do their jobs. This much has already been made public about what took place at the 17 Sidcroad home the night of Dec. 28. Constables Martin and Hoskin, accompanied by Durham Region constables Robins and Nancy George, named by the SIU as a "wit- ness officer;' went to the Romagnuo- lo's Sunderland home to investigate threats allegedly made against Const. Hoskins by Enzo Romagnuolo - the oldest of the family's three sons. In minutes, things went horribly wrong- Const. Martin was wounded by a bullet from his own gun. Tony Romagnuolo lay dead on the pave- ment and his 17 -year-old son Rocco seriously wounded. A tight-lipped Mr. Tinsley refused to say what led officers to pull their autornatic handguns from their hol- sters. But police sources have sug- gested the sudden appearance of the family dog, reportedly edly a pithull. may have caused the officers to draw their guns. They also included a Crown attor- ney suggestion that Enzo grabbed for an officer's gun and a defence lawyer's assertion that Rocco was "thrown to the ground" and 'just simply shot- by an officer. Enzo is charged with uttering threats, assault causing bodily harm and assault with intent to resist arrest. According to the SIU, three of the officers, all except for Const. George, discharged their 40 -calibre semi -au- tomatics service pistols. There were no guns found in the Romagnuolo home. The bullet that hit Const. Martin's nose left a wound that required 30 stitches to close, Rocco Romagnuolo was hit in the abdomen by a single bullet and has had to undergo several operations. Bail for officer charged with'murder SY LESLEY MCMASTER Staff Writer The fust police officer ever to be charged with murder by a Special Investigations Unit plans to "vigor- ously defend" himself. At a hearing in Whitby court Wednesday, York Region Constable Randy Martin was released into the custody of his wife, Nancy, on $10,000 bail. He faces a charge of second-degree murder in connec- tion with the December shooting death of Sunderland contractor Tony Romagnuolo. Among the conditions of his re- lease were that he have no contact with Durham Regional Constable Nancy George, a witness officer in the incident, and any members of the Romagnuolo family. He was also ordered to have no contact with or possession of any firearms, ammunition or explosives. Crown attorneys pointed out Mrs. Martin is also a police officer. It isn't the first time the 14 -year veteran has been probed by the province's SILT for shooting a civil- ian. In 1992, Martin was cleared by the SIU in the shooting of a Keswick man, who was wounded after he threatened his neighbours and Const. Martin with a firearm. In that case, the accused actually apologized to Const. Martin for forcing him to fire his weapon prior to the SIU ending its lengthy inves- tigation without laying charges. After Wednesday's bail hearing, defence attorney Brian Greenspan told reporters his client was "look- ing forward to having the opportu- nity to vigorously defend the charges" Mr. Greenspan refused to specu- late on what the charge could mean for police officers in the future, but said Const. Martin's family "is opti- mistic and looks forward to the truth emerging. "It would be premature to say anything more at this point" Const. Martin is one of three po- lice officers - two from York Region and one from Durham - facing charges in the Dec. 28 incident. Those charges were announced this week. Officers called on the Romagn- uolo home in Sunderland to talk to the family's eldest son Enzo, 20, about an alleged threat he made against one of them. Within min- utes, the incident turned ugly with Tony Romagnuolo, 44, fatally shot, his 17 -year-old son Rocco seriously injured and Const. Martin wounded by a bullet from his own gun. His next court appearance is scheduled for May 3. they said "This is a tragedy and no mat- ter who is responsible, their family has had a tough time" Kevin McAlpine, Durham police chief "He's obviously had better days than today, but he will have better days when it's over." Harry Black, lawyer for Const. Al Robins "We are confident that when the facts are fully disclosed through the court system, (the officers) will be vindicat- ed" "A police officer has the right to go and arrest people and they have the right to protect themselves if their life is threatened" Fred Stojanovic, president of the York police association "I've concluded that (Const. Randy Martin) intended the death of Tony Romagnuolo" Peter Tinsley. SIU director "I would think from the fami- ly's point of view something has been done about it. They are a good family, salt of the earth" Joseph Bloomenfeld, Romagnuolo family lawyer "We work within the justice system. When it applies to us, we are not above the law." Julian Fantino, York police chief York police Constable Randy Martin heads into a Whitby bail hearing Wednesday charged with second-degree murder. df,.�:`p�J�• �r•r.,l.{,t:i=`f,f,l{rAi�lG,ai:.elf'y♦L4A - .-.-. _-..--------.-...---.----ter..... s...s........r---------------------..,,.— -------4-.._.------� fA/P PAGE 8 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDIT16N, April 2, 1999 i Raises or at o is p p nnci a s vice- rincipa s p GRANT ANDREWS '1'm pleased... We have ven• good people in those positions.' `I think we've done well' local administrator says of 3.5 -per cent pay hike BY SUSAN O'NEILL Staff Writer Principals and vice -principals at Roman Catholic schools in Durham Region will receive a 3.5 -per cent wage increase over the next two years under a new arrangement with the separate school board. " I think we've done well. We basically got the financial settle- ment the teachers got:' says Colin Edgecombe, principal at St. Bernadette Catholic School in Ajax and chairman of the Catholic Principals' and Vice - Principals' Association in Durham. the group which repre- � [ ITALY di Is now ser**V THE GREAT ITALIAN SUNDAY BRUNCH loam-3pm Buffet Indudes: • Omelette Station • Belgian Waffles • Fresh Flu it • Pasta Station • Roast Beef Carvery • & Much More! r• � :jr- 109v Kingsron Rd. (905) 831-7 plt.tuw•.tM+r rwrrr. +�ra�q cents the 89 elementary and sec- ondary school administrators within the region's separate schools. "I dont think we expected a lot more than that:" Meanwhile, "Because admin- istrators are no longer in the union we had to set up a docu- ment outlining what their terms and conditions (of employment) were," says Durham Catholic District School Board director Grant Andrews, noting the arrangement grants administra- tors a two -per cent wage increase retroactive to September, 1998. Another 1.5 -per cent salary in- crease will he implemented for the the school principals and vice -principals this fall. For the 1998-99 school year that moves the salary range for elementary school principals to between $75,015 and $80,239; the salary range for secondary school principals to between $79,226 and $84,433; the salary range for elementary school vice - principals to between $69,485 and $72,485 and the salary range for secondary school vice -princi- pals to between $72,644 and $76,570. Under the provincial govern- ment's Bill 160, school adminis- trators were removed from teach- ers' bargaining units, and the new arrangement with the separate school board is the first such set- tlement reached between the two parties. "We've been working on this for about a year," Mr. Edgecombe says, adding A think there's a general satisfaction with the first run at it. "I'm pleased that we've been able to complete it and to provide suitable compensation for our secondary school leaders;' Mr. Andrews says. "We have very good people in those positions." 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There's an introduction to heart healthy living and preventing childhood injuries, along with hands-on training of adult and child one -rescuer CPR, re- moving an airway obstruction and res- cue breathing techniques. The program is being held on Tuesday, April 6 and BILLBOARD APRIL 2, 1999 FRIDAY, APRIL 2 ADDICTION: The Serenity Group holds a 12 -Step Recovery Meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. This weekly group deals with addictions of all types, including co-dependency. Child care program available as required during the meeting. All welcome. 428- 9431 (Jim, evenings). • SATURDAY, APRIL 3 SINGLES DANCE: The Oshawa chapter of Parents Without Partners, which serves all of Durham Region, hosts a dance 8 p.m. -1 a.m. at 681 Dnipro Blvd., Oshawa. Deejay, door prizes, 50/50 draw, buffet. Dress code in effect. Tickets are $7 for members and $9 for non-members. MONDAY, APRIL 5 LUNCH: The ladies auxiliary of Royal Canadian Legion Branch 606 offers daily lunches from noon to 1:30 p.m. at the Legion hall at 1555 Bayly St., Pickering. Under $4. All welcome, no membership required. 839-2990. DIVORCE: A Divorce Care Recov- ery seminar and support group meets Mondays from 7:30 to 9 p.m. in Room 203 at the Christian Life Centre, cor- ner of Rossland and Ravenscroft rds., Ajax. $5 for initial session, $2 subse- quently. No child care offered. 416- 878-6571. Annual Learn to Dance Ballroom Session Classes 8 weeks, every Friday 8:30-9:30 (class size limited to 16) THE O'BRIEN DANCE CENTRE PRE -SEASON INSTRUCTION GOLF CLINICS ONLY.. ;99 . - ME nRo GOLF CKWE70NOOFINEST NDOOR GOLF rwcxm NEWS AOMPTMNAMDAY F, M","A 1R0_,,P"F_ 14 W teens taught how to save a life at Youth Centre in April Wednesday, April 7 from 6 to 9:30 adult, child and infant life-saving 16 from 6 to 9:30 p.m. and Satur- $15 per person. Prior registration is p.m. The Heart Saver C program is techniques. It's a two-day, I 1 -hour day, April 17 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. necessary. The Youth Centre is at a more extensive course involving course being held on Friday, April The cost for each program is 360 Bayly St. W. Call 428-1212. Eaton's Holiday Weekend From Thursday to Monday, pay no GST on almost all regular-, sale- & clearance -priced merchandise.* Includes Factory Outlet. All Eaton's sWres closed Good Friday and Easter Sunday. 0 EATON'S Times have changed. 'Eaton's will deduct the equivalent of the GST from }he total purchase price. 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Keanu is back for an excellent sci-fiadventu'Ur Now, playing at bloriplex 9, Pickering: Babar: Another fantas- tic tale about the lovable elephant, this time in fea- ture length and on the silver screen. Baby Geniuses: Kath- leen Turner, Christopher Lloyd. Kim Cattrall. Dr. Elena Kinder (Turner) funds a secret research lab devoted to cracking the code to baby language. But when the best and brightest of these baby geniuses es- capes from the secret lab into the outside world, they have to get him back before he exposes their secret for- ever. Deep End of the Ocean: :Michelle Pfeiffer, Treat Williams. Pfeiffer turns in an impressive per- formance as a mother look- ing for her lost son. EDrv: Matthew Mc- Conaughey, Woody Harrel- son, Ellen DeGeneres, Dennis Hopper. EDty fol- lows the predicaments suf- fered by the members of a quirky family when the young est son. Ed, an unam- bitious video store clerk, is plucked from obscurity and becomes a star when he agrees to have his life aired on TV 24 hours a day. blv Favorite Martian: Jeff Daniels, Christopher Lloyd. Based on the televi- sion series. The Other Sister: Juli- ette Lewis, Diane Keaton, Tom Skerritt. Carla Tate (Lewis) is a mentally chal- lenged young woman who defies her mother to prove she has the capacity to be a responsible adult, worthy of loving and being loved. Carla and her boyfriend set out together to find answers to some of life's toughest challenges. Payback: Mel Gibson, James Caan. In this action thriller, Porter (Gibson) is shot by his wife and best friend and is left for dead. He survives, and plots re- venge. The Rage: Carrie 2: Emily Bergl, Jason Lon- don. Carrie and her teleki- netic powers are unleashed once again in this pre- dictable sequel to the Stephen King story. The Rugrats Rlovie: Animated fun conics to the big screen. You know the drill. Saving Private Ryan: Torn Hanks. Matt Damon. As Allied soldiers prepare to storm the Normandy Coast, Captain John Miller is ordered to take his squad behind enemy lines on a dangerous mission to find and retrieve Private James Rvan (Damon). Shakespeare in Love: Gwyneth Paltrow. In 1593 England, struggling young playwright Will Shake- speare (Joseph Hennes) is suffering from writer's block. Then, he meets Viola (Paltrow) and. inspired by love, puts the finishing touches on one of the great- est love stories ever told. True Crime: Clint East- wciod, James Woods. Steve Everett (Eastwood) is an investigative reporter with a lot of problems. He loins The Oakland Tribune, which sends him on an as- signment to cover the im pending San Quentin exe- cution of a convicted mur- derer. The final interview with the condemned killer leaves Everett less than 12 hours to save the life of an innocent man. Wing Commander: Freddie Prince Jr.. Saffron Burrows. Based on the leg- endary computer -game se- ries of the same name. Now playing at the Cineplex Odeon Ajax 10 Cinemas: suddenly starts having panic attacks. Enter psychi- atrist Ben Sobol (Crystal). The Corruptor: Chow Yun-Fat, Mark Wahlberg. Nick Chen (Yun-Fat) and an idealistic cop (Wahlberg), tight the bad guys in Chinatown. Cruel Intentions: Sarah Michelle Gellar, Ryan Phillippe. Wealthy teen sib- lings conspire in this wickedly entertaining talc of seduction and betrayal. See MOD page 15 Ke•anu Reeves (left) returns to the big The Matrix, playing this weekend at cin - screen in the futuristic action thriller emus in Pickering and Ajax. MOVI PLEX 9:: ■ • ■ ■ SNAOVEME IN LOVE — x«.1.1 © ■ ■ Gwyneth Penrow 1:4 3:50, 7:10.9:35 ■ ■ • BABY GENIUSES KaWetn Turner 1:15, 3:110, 7,00 • • :ED TV ors ■ ■ Matthew McConaughey 1:00.3:30. 7.00, 9:30 © ■ • ■ SABAR ■ 4nnnated 1-00 2:30 ■ THE OTHER SISTER r••1R— Q; ■ Diane Keaton 1:15, 3:45, 7:00, 9:30 411« ■ ©■ PAYBACK 11"� �• ■ Mel Gibson 7:15.9:1513 ■ ■ ■ QI■ THE RAGE: CARRIE II "`; .°. •,.„ . ©■ i Amy Irving 9:20 only • 10 Things I Hate About You: Heath Ledger, Julia — Stiles, Joseph Gordon - Levitt, Larisa Oleynik. Popular, pretty Bianca Stratford (Oleynik) has a dilemma. A family rule for- bids her from dating until her unpopular, rebellious, boy -hating older sister Kat (Stiles) gets a suitor of her own. Analyze This: Billy Crystal, Robert De Niro, Lisa Kudrow. Paul Vitti (De Niro) is one of New York's most powerful gangsters. But when it comes time for him to assume his role as the of his crime family, he Let the News Advertiser entertain you... 14 .11 Em l ti l • CKERIN& 8 Tamous care featuring ,00. e 11 THE OUT OF-TOWNERS (PG) Fri. -Sat. -Sun. -Mon. 1:15-3:30-7:10-9:25 Tue.-Wed: Thu. 7:10-9:25 ANALYZE THIS (AA) Fri. -Sat. -Sun. -Mon. 1:404:05-7:30-10:00 Tue :Wed. -Thu. 7:30-10:00 LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL (PG) Fri. -Sat. -Sun. -Mon. 3:50-7:15-9:50 Tue.-Wed.-Thu. 7:15-9:50 THE KING AND I (F) Fri. -Sat. -Sun. -Mon. 1:30 10 THINGS I HATE ABOUT YOU (PG) 'Fri. -Sat. -Sun. -Mon. 1:354:00-7:20-9:35 Tue.-Wed.-Thu. 7:20-9:35 FORCES OF NATURE (PG) Fri. -Sat. -Sun. -Mon. 1:20-3:45-7:35-9:55 Tue.-Wed.-Thu. 7:35-9:55 THE MOD SQUAD (AA) -Fri.-Sat-Sun.-Mon. 1:45-4:15-7:25-9:40 Tue.-Wed.-Thu. 7:25-9:40 DOUG+S 1ST MOVIE (F) *Fri. -Sat. -Sun. -Mon. 1:00-3:00-5:00-7:00; Tue.-Wed.-Thu. 7:00 CRUEL INTENTIONS (AA) '9:00 THE MATRIX (AA) 'Fri. -Sat. -Sun. -Mon. 1:104:10-7:05-10:05: Tue.-Wed.-Thu. 7:05-10:05 THE MATRIX (AA) •Fri: Sat. -Sun. -Mon. 1:05-4:00-7:00-10:00 Tue: Wed. -Thu. 7:00-10:00 SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE (AA) 'Fri.—Sat.-Sun.-Mon. 4:05-7:05-9:50; Tue.-Wed.-Thu. 7:05.9:50 THE KING AND I (F) -Fri.-Sat.-Sun.-Mon 1:50 DOUG+S 1 ST MOVIE (F) •Fri: Sat. -Sun. -Mon. 1:00-3-W5:00-7:10; Tue: Wed --Thu. 7:10 TRUE CRIME (AA) '9:10 FORCES OF NATURE (PG) 'Fri. -Sat. -Sun. -Mon. 1:30-4:10-7:30-9:55 Tue.-%d-Thu. 7:30.9:55 THE MOD SQUAD (AA)-Fri.•Sat-Sun.- Mon. 2..004:20-7:209:40; Tue.-Mled TIw. 7m*.40 ANALYZE THIS (AA) •Fri.-Sat-Sun,-Non.1:45.4:15.7:35-10:O5;Tu■: V1ed-Thu.7:W1005 THE OUT-OF-TOWNERS (PG) •Fri.-SsL-Supt,-Non.1:153:50.7:15-9:30;Tue.-IMed?1w.7:15-9:30 10 THINGS I HATE ABOUT YOU (PG) •Fri: Sat-Sun.-Yon.1:20-3:45.7:25.9:45 Tue.-Wed-Thu. 7:25-9:45 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, April 2,1999 PAGE 15 A1P Mod squad updates hiD television series from 1970s MOD from page 14 The King and I: Rodgers' and Mod Squad: Claire Danes, Hammerstein's long -loved Giovanni Ribisi Omar E s Doug's 1st Movie: Based on the top-rated television series, the movie stars the average, lovable adolescent Doug Funnie who is faced with an adolescent dilem- ma. Forces of Nature: Ben Af- fleck, Sandra Bullock. Ben (Af- fleck) has to get to New York from Savannah for his wedding to Bridget (Miura Tierney). He has everything under control until an eccentric young woman named Sarah (Bullock) literally falls into his life. PP Broadway musical comes to ani- Julie (Danes), Pete (Ribisi) and mation in this classic and time- Linc (Epps) are three juvenile less story of romance, music, ad- delinquents enlisted to work as venture and fun. undercover police operatives. The Mod Squad is a contemporary .The Matrix: Keanu Reeves, Laurence Fishburne, Carrie -Anne Moss. In the near future, a com- puter hacker named Neo (Reeves) discovers that all life on Earth may be nothing more than an elaborate facade created by a malevolent cyber -intelligence. He joins like-minded Rebel warriors Morpheus (Fishburne) and Trini- ty (Moss) in their struggle to overthrow the Matrix. 0 The Waterfront 4i)i590 At The 5horee of Liverpool Liverpool Road South 420-2020 the Best www.m-m-t.com/waterfront in Fine a Seafood & Casual a Steaks Dining f e Pasta Live ;Entertainment A 3' Fri. 2" ,; . Cvod ftway i to be announced Dinner only 50 p.m. Sun. Apr 4"' Dino Stakes at the bar solving lundt d dinner 8-12 Pm.-,. from 11 a.m. ;. Reservations requested version of Aaron Spelling's clas- sic 1970s television series. The Out-of-Towners: Goldie Hawn, Steve Martin, John Cleese. Henry Clark (Martin) is a meticu- lous advertising executive who runs his comfortable life by the numbers and by the book. Wife Nancy (Hawn), a captivating ro- mantic who wants to "suck the marrow out of life," will do any- thing it takes to create more pas- sion in their marriage, even if her husband loses his mind in the process. A predictable business trip turns into a riotous series of mishaps that soars out of control when the couple arrive at a luxu- rious hotel where they meet Mer- sault (Cleese). Also playing: Baby Geniuses, EDty, True Crime. Now playing at Pickering Town Centre's Famous Players Cinemas: Life is Beautiful: A Chap- hnc,yur table about the power ,,t imagination set against the stark reality of the Second World War in Europe. Roberto Benigni com- bines satire, physical comedy, so- cial commentary and a touch of the surreal into a moving love story. Benigni plays the Jewish shopkeeper who helps his family survive the Nazi death camps with his inventive wit and imagi- nation. Also playing: 10 Things 1 Hate About You, Analyze This, The Corruptor, Cruel Intentions, Doug's Ist .Movie, Forces of Na- ture, The King and 1, The Matrix, The Mod .S(tnad. 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Pickering 420-9789 (Amberlea Plaza) J ,_ tiana -Spectrum" ^ pool 4-9pm Karaoke Itt�!!!•■ Party with ®� BRYIY'S LOUDLY PRESENTI :RY FRIDAY NIGE LIVE MUSIC & DANCING . 2 - Nighthawks 9 - Two For The Show 16 - Just Us 23 - Just Cause 30 - Vine Green Tribu* To Rod Stswl P PA6E 1SaKtMfSMOpRFIIA1f 601i1t)q� Aril a, (9p9. • - Sport • Sport SHORTS A PR I L 2, 1999 Pickering atom selects finalists at tourney N E W S A D V E R T I S E R A P R I L 2, Panthers put up good fight until the bitter end PICKERING — The Pickering Pickering juniors drops series to Blues Panthers Simmons Canada/BMI Con - struction major atom select hockey team made it all the way to the finals of the Pickering Select Tournament before losing a close game to the Whitby Wildcats. In the championship game, the Panthers dropped a 3-1 decision to Whitby. Taylor Gray scored the only goal, assisted by Bobby Clark. The Panthers edged the Newmar- ket Redmen 3-2 in overtime in the semi-final contest. Matthew Perrault, Jordan Lauriola and Bradley Downton scored for tthe Pickering selects. Justin Bruce had two assists and Downton notched a single helper. The Pickering atom selects blanked the Caledon Lightning 3-0 in the tournament's opener. Perrault scored two goals and Clark added a single. Derek Savoie recorded two assists, Tommy Myall had one. In game two, the Waterloo Bad- gers blanked Pickering 3-0, but the Panthers rebounded in the next con- test to beat Bolton 4-3. Clark. Downton, Lauriola and Perrault netted the goals. Ryan Lind- say, Downton, Lauriola, Bruce and Myall contributed one assist each. Other strong efforts came from Steven Loder, Matthew Gallagher, Le- land Street, Kyle Walker, Kyle Dean, Kyle Fredericks, Cory Lyver, Ryan Van Santvoort in the Pickering tour- nament. Goaltender Michael Johnson played well. Chris Attard was unavailable for the tournament. Pickering baseball looking for young players PICKERING — The Pickering Baseball Association is looking for baseball enthusiasts from 5 to 18. Plenty of spaces are still open for all ages, including T Ball. The Pickering Baseball Associa- tion is also looking for sponsors and would appreciate those interested to cal Val Fry at 420-5193. FAX Game results t0 - News Advertiser newsroom 683-7363 BY AL RIVF.TT Sports Editor PICKERING — The Pickering Boyer Pontiac Panthers roared through much of the playoffs but were finally silenced Tuesday night. The OHA Ontario Provincial Ju- nior 'A' Hockey League East Confer- ence champs were swept in the best - of -seven league semi-final playoff series by the Bramalea Blues. The Western Conference titlists delivered the knockout punch with a 2-0 victory over the Panthers at the Pickering Recreation Complex. Bramalea will play the winner of the Collingwood Blues -Milton Mer- chants series in the league's hest -of - seven championship final. Milton currently leads that semi-final series three games to two. Once again Tuesday night, the Panthers threw everything but the kitchen sink at the Blues in an at- tempt to get hack in the series. This time, outstanding goaltending by Bramalca's Nathan Marsicrs kept the Panthers from inflicting any damage on the Blues, who were outplayed and outshot 40-24. "Marsters played an excellent game for them;" conceded Panthers' head coach Rod McGillis. "He was making the stops for them. He was the difference for them. He shut our guys down. - Once again, the Bramalea power- play made the Panthers pay for their transgressions as both Blues' goals were scored in the first period with the visitors enjoying a man advan- tage. Conversely, the Panthers' power- play was kept in check by the Blues as the Pickering juniors were a woe- ful zero for six with the man advan- tage. Although McGillis was disap- pointed his charges were swept out of the playoffs, he was happy with their effort in the series. "I'm tremendously proud of them. EAST END SAINTS aoOLLSG3 C;I00CKEY REGISTRATION Sunday, April, 40' 12:00 noon to 3:00pm A spot for AT THE RANGE R every age 926 Dillingham Rd. teams�inand unit #3 each a calibre Pickering On. group (beside Don Beer Arena) 905-420-5333 I thought our guys deserved a better fate. We competed tremendously hard. We made two mistakes in game three (a 4-3 loss in double overtime) and they both ended up in the back of our net." The Blues took the first game of the series 6-2 in Bramalea last Fri- day. then beat the Panthers 9-4 here Sunday. In game three on Monday in Bramalea, the Panthers responded with an all-out effort to get back into the series• but lost 4-3 in the second period of overtime. Although the Panthers came up short in the Bramalea series, they put together a winning season which saw them capture the first conference championship for the club since 1986 when Pickering won the Metro Ju- nior Hockey League crown. Prior to the Bramalea series. the Panthers eliminated the Cobourg Cougars. Oshawa Lcgionaires and Lindsay Muskies in the conference playoffs to capture the East Confer- ence title and earn a spot in the league semi-finals. .'0;W Y BIKE EXCHANGE BRAND NAMES - ALL SIZES NEW & USED 6 • All Bikes expertly assembled / repaired • 1 yr. 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Kyle Wetering and Joey Assenza scored the comeback =pals on assists from Ryan Hutton, Richard Schofield, Ryan Eichmeier and Gracme Murphy. A penalty against the Raiders with 1-1 seconds left in the third period gave the peter the advantage they needed to defeat the tenacious visitors. The Raiders directed 22 shots at the Peterborough net while Bryan Scott turned away 16 of 19 shots he faced. Ajax -Pickering still has one last hope of going to the All -Ontario Tournament in Newmarket. If the York-Simcoe Express de- feat the Whitby Wildcats in game five of their series in Newmarket, there will he a one -game, winner -take -all tilt between the Wildcats and the Raiders for the final spot. The Raiders controlled game four of the Peterborough series en route to a 4-1 victo- ry in Pickering. The Raiders dominated in every aspect of the game except shots on net ►"Aw N RON Pff:TRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo Puckpursuits Rebound Sports planers (in dark sweaters) chase a loose puck during a scramble arr?und the Sourre for Sports net in the Durham West Girls' Hockey League atom house legque title game in Pickering Monday night. Sourre for .Sports icon 3-2. Li2ht� which were 20-19 in favour of the Petes. Raiders' scorers were Assenza with two, Schofield and Wetering. Assists went to As- senza, Jeff Piilo, Wetering, Ryan Carey, Graeme Bannon and Paul Kent. Scott was very solid in the Raiders net. The Ajax -Pickering atoms dropped game three to the Petes 4-2 in Peterborough. The Petes dominated the game, directing 31 shots at Matthew Thompson while the Raiders had 17. Carey and Kent scored, with the Ione assist to Eichmeier. Game two at Don Beer Arena here saw the visitors jump out to a quick 2-0 lead. The Petes were unable to deal with the Raiders' ling bolt to attack, but gave up seven consecutive goals as Ajax -Pickering scored a lopsided 7-2 vic- tory. The Raiders had 24 shots while Thompson turned aside 16 of 18. Goal scor- ers were Schofield and Carey with two each. Wetering, Derek Gray and Eichmeier wilt singles. Assisting were Schofield with two Assenza, Piilo, Josh Marchand, Adarr Brown, Eichmeier and Kent with one apiece. The first game in Peterborough saw the Petes win 3-2 despite the fact the Raiders outshot them 34-23. Goals were scored by Schofield and Eichmeier with assists from Piilo. Wetering and Carey. Scott was in net. Pickering gynmast third P" -v vv %"� F-1 V V ni�a 3 I at0uintemeet The Durham West Lightning Sco- tiabank peewee 'BB' girls' rep hock- ey team has qualified for the upcom- ing provincial finals with a recent win over Whitby. Courtney Howell scored with just 27 seconds left in regulation time to give the Lightning a 3-2 victory. Jes- sica Bradley and Rebecca Lundy tal- lied earlier. Assists went to Holly Hicks. Lundy and Bradley. Previously, the Lightning lost 1-0 to Stouffville and beat Aurora 4-1. Goal scorers were Kristen Anderson, Sal Assenza, Janice Kelly and Lundy. Assists went to Bradley. Lundy, Hicks, Katya Milanoski. Kristen Bal- PICKERING — A Pickering carras and Lisa Lillie. gymnast fared well at a big competi- Solid defensive play was turned in tion in Belleville recently. by Amanda Lilly and Jennah In the interclub cadette 'A' divi- Cheesman, while forwards Stacey sion, Samantha Spencer finished Vahey and Heather Peel also con- third overall, including a second- tributed strong efforts. Suzanne Place finish on the balance beam. Wilby was excellent in goal. third on the floor exercises, third on The peewee Lightning finished the vault and fourth on the uneven regular -season play with a loss to bars. North York 'A' team and a tie with Members of Gemini Gymnastics Aurora 'A' team. 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Traditionally, units that are drained after each use don't have enough power or jets to be of major therapeutic value. The new Sundance tub includes proper therapy jets, two pumps and filters and electronic controls. Designed for one person, this tub is larger than the common bathtub, but compact enough to fit most bathroom spaces. "This system has some nice benefits," adds Palframan. "People can use the jets, then tum them off and relax in the tub, while the water continually re -heats. Plus, the pipes are designed to point downwards, so when you drain the unit, there is no standing water left in the pipes. It's very hygienic." Binns Designer Kitchens & Baths in Pickering includes in its showroom the fabulous Body Spa, a stand-up whirlpool that recirculates a base of water, then shoots it out at you at 80 gallons per minute through body jets or in a waterfall. This is a positive "must -see -to -be -believed" luxury for the person who doesn't want to compromise in aesthetic or therapeutic effect. The unit includes a seat, which adds a dimension of , safety and comfort to the innovative spa, and easy-to-use electronic controls_ The waterfall recreates an invigorating shoulder massage, and the jets offer the ultimate in full body hydro- massage. One thing for sure - with exciting products like these on the market, shopping for a whirlpool spa or hot tub doesn't have to be a draining experience. For more information, Call Canadian Home Leisure at (905) 428-9767 or Binns Des;grer Kitchens & Baths (905, 509-5555. 1 � � 1 � � 1 1 � 1 � 1 Spring into the ezci ''ng new Sundance models, the finest 1 w1t spas in the world and the est value anywhere! 1 hblYom' 1 1 Sundwxe spas �- - acre comple* � � - �� 1 AraiIabk in romnto & vudtam at s�-cmtaimd. 1 1No plumbftneededt 1 D HM. * 2 1 1 Fkw.tt�, 1 Brock Rd. and =47V' www 11.i�•• Highway 401 ' •%io," My a, 1 Pickering ^�^�••• 1 L EXTRA $100 OFF ANY SPA WITH THIS COUPON J _ �_ __mom EXTRA BONUS Y INSTALLED SECURITY SYSTEM F _ • Digital Keypad 4'10 'o ; • 2 Door Contacts 4 • 1 Motion Sensor > siNir 7 8 9 —_._. . �.� • Siren ... , '. Battery Backup � i� , • 7 Yr. Warranty 00. When You X19900 �Buy Vacutim ," h 24 hr ULC monnornng 125'/morith • Mm. 36 mfhs. ' At These Locations Only Wirth B. $46995 Door Crashers 4 6 VQ95 � �`•. Soft Touch r r �, _ Sleeve • Model 189 • r • Efficient 2 -stage motorSRe9 • 404 Air Watts • 107' Water Lift 30' • 10.0 AMPS Electric HosO • Steel Upper Cylinder $ ��95 • For Up To 5000 Sq. Ft. _V\� r Re9 5A5(r. •r ... Surer Electric Pac"" uAAA „ %�"'. ✓ Includes 30' wre reinforced 110 volt l �„� ' ♦ 2 way remote control hose with Life �� • S touch handle and hose rack. Butler powmhead wM cwome wands pus 7 piece dek= sttactrnent set. 4 LOCATIONS ONLY — ONTARIO'S LARGEST BEAM DEALEM 1MC11/A81<iR Oe81iR1AiE .`�L�Y •�, Indoor Spas, Hot Tubs and Whirlpools Shopping for whirlpool tubs or indoor hot tubs and spas is an adventure nowadays, with a vast selection of types available. In addition to standard whirlpools, you can indulge in bubble jets for a champagne effect, or even go all out on one of the more innovative whirlpool spas available for those looking for unparalleled luxury and the utmost in therapeutic effect. Alistair Palframan of Canadian Home Leisure in the Pickering Home & Leisure Centre points out that a hot tub involves water that is heated, run through a filter and NOT drained after every use. With a whirlpool tub or spa, the water is drained after individual sessions. Canadian Home Leisure carries a new tub by Sundance Spas, which is according to Palframan, "a hybrid between the two systems." Traditionally, units that are drained after each use don't have enough power or jets to be of major therapeutic value. The new Sundance tub includes proper therapy jets, two pumps and filters and electronic controls. Designed for one person, this tub is larger than the common bathtub, but compact enough to fit most bathroom spaces. "This system has some nice benefits," adds Palframan. "People can use the jets, then tum them off and relax in the tub, while the water continually re -heats. Plus, the pipes are designed to point downwards, so when you drain the unit, there is no standing water left in the pipes. It's very hygienic." Binns Designer Kitchens & Baths in Pickering includes in its showroom the fabulous Body Spa, a stand-up whirlpool that recirculates a base of water, then shoots it out at you at 80 gallons per minute through body jets or in a waterfall. This is a positive "must -see -to -be -believed" luxury for the person who doesn't want to compromise in aesthetic or therapeutic effect. The unit includes a seat, which adds a dimension of , safety and comfort to the innovative spa, and easy-to-use electronic controls_ The waterfall recreates an invigorating shoulder massage, and the jets offer the ultimate in full body hydro- massage. One thing for sure - with exciting products like these on the market, shopping for a whirlpool spa or hot tub doesn't have to be a draining experience. For more information, Call Canadian Home Leisure at (905) 428-9767 or Binns Des;grer Kitchens & Baths (905, 509-5555. 1 � � 1 � � 1 1 � 1 � 1 Spring into the ezci ''ng new Sundance models, the finest 1 w1t spas in the world and the est value anywhere! 1 hblYom' 1 1 Sundwxe spas �- - acre comple* � � - �� 1 AraiIabk in romnto & vudtam at s�-cmtaimd. 1 1No plumbftneededt 1 D HM. * 2 1 1 Fkw.tt�, 1 Brock Rd. and =47V' www 11.i�•• Highway 401 ' •%io," My a, 1 Pickering ^�^�••• 1 L EXTRA $100 OFF ANY SPA WITH THIS COUPON J _ �_ __mom 7r SPRING IS CARPET - CLEANING TIME ICCI) While vacuuming your carpets on a humidity makes, it difficult to remove a wet regular basis is essential, consider deep -cleaning cleaning solution. carpets at least once every 12 to 18 months. A Professional Cleaning - can save you time and certified professional cleaner is recommended. energy. However, you may want to do it yourself. If the Ask your retailer if he can Jecommend a choice is to personally clean the carpet, review the certified professional.,c leaner. Check references. manufacturer'OF s recommendations so that the Or go to a cleaning floor cove 4ngassociation, method used does not void the warranty. but be sure to obtain . a-Aualified, ttrtified cleaner. Wet Method 7 either a shampoo cleaning or You can also contact the Instil tA of Inspection hot-water extraction method. Cleaning and Restoration Certification (1-800- 1) It is extremely important not to over -wet the 835-4624) to obtain the names of member firms in carpet. The undercushion should not become wet. your area. Over -wetting can result in wicking of staining The Institute of Cleaning and Restoration materials from the backing and can even promote Certification has published a standard for carpet the growth of mould and mildew on the backing or cleaning referred to as IICRC 5001-1991. You cushion. may wish to request that this standard be adhered 2) It is necessary to remove furniture or place to by your cleaner. plastic or aluminum foil under and around the Some professional cleaners have the capability furniture legs to prevent rust stains. of cleaning area rugs either in your home or their 3) When the carpet is rinsed, the rinse water own facility. should contain a good -quality "all -fibre rinse Important neutralizing agent. . Be sure that the room is well -ventilated with 4) For hot-water extraction, room temperature fresh air (open doors and/or windows and use should be maintained at normal levels. Increasing exhaust fans) during and immediately after the temperature will increase humidity and prolong cleaning process. drying time. . All methods - it is essential to fully extract all 5) Let the carpet dry completely before ;oil, moisture and cleaning agent', I ro m' the carpet walking on it. Fans and open windows will ,pecd after each deep -cleaning procedure up the drying process. 6) The carpet should he thoroughly dried within 12 to 24 hours in order to avoid the CAPING possible growth of mould or -PW"-Prwin9 *744-.c4� 5f— 4-t 'AK: ;910E IN -F49sbw. kviod I P sa mildew. stow - Rock9w*M & Pwids #CPKIIAKW 7) Shampoo cleaning should be either rinsed with hot-water extraction method or thoroughly vacuumed to remove residue. Dry Method - either absorbent Ic compound, absorbent pad or dry foam method. LyEIA These methods arc minimum- SPRING LANDSCAPE SPECIAL moisture systems that may be $100. OFF A-- & applicable for certain types of FREE S100 GIFT CEZI-;FICATE floor coverings and where high -6 =¢ (r Ir , S _j PRI V", IE co _j "A ..A THAT'sS 9/19 3r Bechic bw Few Grob Lkidtad Lmdbw Ulm= RIGHT YOU SAVE .!V55 itedift (inches H2O) Flow (CFM) watts ps (maximum) Irdet Capacity (gallons) d Circuit Board I Level (cbA)— (Number of Stages) Light PwW P+Papp==m G -Fop" C" Protection System 189 199 107' 13r 112 101 404 485 11.7 13.12 120 120 be oe be fr 4" be be 9✓ 70.22 3 61 6✓e T I P V, be . � sum in elm ELEC I —PACKAGE 525 DURHAM WN -VACUUM PLUS LTD. 1271 KINGSTON RD. - UNIT #2 TEL: (905) 831-2326 e FAX: (905) 831-62,' .&*r - I-rdyo�l' 0 It 4:-& 4'4 4 061 11 ;- #,; t I S' 4 k1h 4 F.4*WS Apf i 14 4 OW V44,1& -0 1- AIP 0 F- I I N I E �i it L 11 L , S _j PRI V", IE _j "A ..A -i i Moog(`= ad ml P120"r- of, M, 7, 1 q.-_ 11-1 V, .1 v 0 011 01 "F- I 110 01-0 1 10 1�'� I L -IN mom NE 6:116" AM PAGE 22 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, April 2,1999 Childproofing Window Covering Cords Today's window covering products, which • Knot a separate tassel at the end of each cord. include horizontal blinds• pleated and cellular Warning: When the shades arc raised, a loon will shades, vertical blinds and draperies, need just a appear above the cord stop. Always keep the cord few, simple adjustments to make them safer for out of the reach of children. young children. Vertical Blinds, Continuous Loop Systems and Two -Corded Horizontal Blinds Drapery Cords • Cut the cord above the end tassel (the item • These window coverings require looped cords that looks like a small wooden, or plastic "thimble"). to function. Do not cut the loops. Instead, install • Remove the equalizer buckle. a permanent tic -down device to the floor, wall or window jamb so the cord or chain is pulled tight. • Add new tassels for the two cords that have Furniture Placement Safety Tips been created. Slip a tassel onto each cord and tie • Never put a crib or a young child's bed near a knots to hold them in place. You may use a window. Even if you have child guards on the breakaway tassel available in some stores, instead of the separate tassels. A breakaway windows, the temptation to investigate cords from hanging window coverings•is strong for a tassel will separate if a child becomes entangled young child. in the loop. Two -Corded Pleated Or Cellular Shades • Because young children climb, never put a chair. sofa, bench or even a bookcase near a • Leave the cord stop in place as close as window with a dangling cord. Children climb on possible to the headrail when the blind is furniture• play with cords or chains and can completely closed. become entangled. WE RD PRIDE & CRAFTSMANSHIP INTO EVERY INSTALL PM Clonic C047i i Hoofing was storied in 1989 on o port -time basis by Sttnrrart and Morilo Peterson, workiggout of their home. In Ithhe efm* yams t* expMW oad were located in an itndtt*W complex in Pickering for the three years- I With all the changes occurring in the e�rgy industry they fell that they should go back to the okf times where the Comm a fl . So, to continue (lassie CooCirtg !a leafing on a larger stole toy enlisted Norm lung and his A Marg to I= than and the new reorgtmaed and re4ok¢ed Uessic footing b Heating emerged in December 1998. Norm and Morg hove 30 years experience in the WN RW and %wmt hos x years experience in the irtstoNotions and Marfa has 18 roars in odministrotion. Alongwith the reorganization and revitok, tt we opened o beouliftd showroom for our ctnlamers to bone o peek at how aPireploce may look in their home. The customers can also browse the showroom for on air conditioar, furnace and At Cbzssic Cooling a we believe that we hove the bedJWKa and sevice in the Dwhom Regtort. (ane in and our showrooa or g"Ire us a call for o FREE IN-HOME ESTIMATE. Omsk Cooling i lkotiog are dealers for Napoleon Gas Grills and have them available for then customers in the Darhom Regiort. Nopoleoa's Rrills offer cookrg perfection with rest xw style sworve stainless steel inferred rem burner, and wokitg grids which memoirs ryices imide and cooks nave quiddy, etimme ng Nre Ws. NaPolm Gas"hove a Ufolirte Warranty for your peace of at The 64s Grills are �iliv* pneW and willcoraploment any lifestyle for shot year MEW caking acparence. Few he Home Rstin"**5 or visit our J wroan of 628 Kent Street, Unit S, VAitby (905) 665-7778 w■ w OLOW ,TOP S 3 (30 It bags) for with this coupon HOME HARDWARE. e BUILDING CEnTRE 1 477 KINGSTON ROAD, EAST. PICKERING NIQURS R• sty, '" 905 SAT s_ 39 4321 IF • "1N -SPM , SUN tOAM-SPY •® , `MMMM� M= WMMM===i 'A :ire <,�;y�.:1�1 §�. • �� '. �_ •.'.; :" .barye--tiy�•Ya'yk�":�cF����� 'fi w' ,.. .. ..;p,r . .Z:'�' <�: ,%•:� •s � � AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER 1AASSIFIElb n).• f 1:.-.P L/1"Ir7,%/f#�rI 73?1C-Ir ... II Ir•nrr,r, NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, April 2,1999 PAGE 23 AM To Place Your Ad Call: 683-0707 Careers 1 I Carvers I I Careers 1 GerleraI Help IKE1 Gareral Hal p 1 General Help 1 Geflsral Help 1 Qffia Help 1 Office Help PLANT ENGINEER McNairn Packaging, a leader in specialty papers and packaging materials for the Food Service, Food Processing, Retailing. and Manufacturing Industries, requires a Plant Engineer for its manufacturing facility in Whitby. In this newly developed role, you will provide a leadership role In the development, implementation, and management of a predictive and preventive maintenance program. You will recommend, design or modify equipment and facility layout from inception to installation, within cost and ROI e ulsiderations. You will identify, develop and implement a;uldards of equipment capability, cost efficient and effective Inccration, and process improvements. You will also assess and m,Inage facility risks. 1 -II he the successful candidate, you have a BSME or equivalent and 3+ years of related experience. You will ha%r a knowledge of AutoCAD, project management. CPI, equipment design, preventive maintenance, and risk management. Any paper conversion, and/or flexographic painting experience will be viewed as a plus. You also have hands-on experience with gears, drives, pneumatics, and ,draulics-, PLC knowledge is desirable. You work well in t team -oriented environment, are self -motivated, enjoy challenges, an excellent planner, and consistently successful at 11 hieving determined goals and objectives. tie offer a competitive salary and comprehensive benefits. Plcaa submit your resume in confidence to: McNairn Packaging, Director of Operations 125 Consumers Drive, Whitby, Ontario LIN 1C4 Fax: (905)668-5038 While we thank all applicants. on 'v tense whir will be interviews will be crrntaeved. COURSE. (Ajax Power said Sail Squadron) TuesdayApril 6th, 7 - 9.30 pm. Ajax Hgh School bailey Road. Room 8 201. 540.00 for course and materials. Contact Rick Cowan 905-839-6311 11 carers CAREER SCHOOL OF FLOR- DESIGN 26 wk FkMstry i :saws Program. 12 wk n- ^sm 3-phase program: 3 t ProkSsm" course, in- ,ne video. Beginners Pro - it van-timemA bme ,.111" avatnable A school .v'Iee all your Irarnirq ,.Comes woranerlkk. Fran - alem be avu- 905-436-7746 1 Sdu E11 cares THE NA1l STATM Career Training Cerner Career train, Ing available in anlfiWl nails, ear canding. pedi- cures. waxing Air brushing and tatrooing techniques. Student FrnarxxV negotaW (905)439.2217 250 rr-----... LARGEST YARD SALE Sat. Apr. loth - 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sun. Apr. 11th - 9 a.m. - 5 P.M. 423 Bloor St. W., Oshawa .IN STORE SPECIALS GALORE!! Don't miss the deals. M-1 AAs i Craft . I Arts A craft r the "FOR YOUR HOME SHOW" SAL do Sun May 8th do 9th 9 am. 4 pm. at Whitby Iroquois Sports Centre LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE!! CALL LISA FOR DETAILS Oshawa (905)-5794400 Ajax (905)-683-0707 1 Grewal Hdp ----NAIItSTYLIST wanted to, busy Whitby Mon Bonus i Com- mission Cal Uwe 43o-0300 Burlington Expedite Co. requires PART-TIME Broker/Drlttrers with professional, positive altitude. Must have own reliable. fuel efficient mire/maxi/ cube van. Delivery exp. preferred. Contact Bob: 1-M111,i/l4N52 weekdays, 9am-4pm ASSISTART-MAMABEN for ma10r aWq AM bre Cem2 a Oshawa Must have expen- em in tures. part. Saks and good � service. ATTEMTONIt Get W know anis help your communfy door to door canvassers required m- rhedatey for registered char - dies. No seakg nvolved. Ful framing provided Neal air pearance a must Team al- mosptere. Call Sun 438.9344 AZ TEAMS or Team Drivers for dedialed automotive run. clean abstract. Icc medial b Poke check. Call (905)725- 9279, leave message. CAFETENM WORKERS and short order cooks IeeM im- medudey in Durham Region. Pan time casual. Must be ex - Fax resume to 905.579-0667 or as 905579- 0252. Please read your dassified ad on the first day of publica- &M as we can- not be responsim ble for more than toile inser- tion in the event of an error. We offer "GENUINE" RATES BENEFIT PACKAGE DIRECT DEPOSIT "OPEN DOOR' POLICY TO Au OUR DRIVERS We require 6 months to Senior Drivers I.C.C. Medical, Police Search, Recent Abstract EXCEL HIGHWAY SUPPORT SERVICE INC 1-888-769-9799 FAX: (905)723 3797 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 id. 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 call 905-683-5117 TV / FILM AUDITIONS ACTORS WANTED Adults b Kids (26up) needed for TV b Film Assignments. No Fees, No Courses. Call (416) 221-3829 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. 1, Regional Rd. 13 CANNINGTON Alison Crt. Beaaver Ridge Dr. Heron Dr, Meadowlands Dr. UDORA Linda Ave., Lembitu Ave-, Manniku Rd., Suldvi Ave. CALL DEBBIE 905-852-9741 TRUCK DRIVER REQUIRED Mechanical Contractor looking for responsible individual with mechanical knowledge to drive company vehicle for deliveries and pickups. Must have good drivingg record, and knowledge of greater Trlronto area. Please send resume to: Human Resources by fax (905)831-1628 or 939 Dillingham Rd., Pickering, L 1 W 1 Z7. CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser e - quests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Ad vertiser will not be re- sponsible for more than one incorrect insertion and there shall be no li- ability for non -insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errors In ads is Itrnited to the amount pard for the space occu- pying the error All copy is subject to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser. UELIVENT DRIVERS entn ;wn "ansportahor. Appel a: 1. -1 rlpis Rd Uxbridge or Prone 852.8087 OZ dnver anis helper requN Full time Must be deperq able. haw moving and dekv- ery(appliance) experience. MW Nva own f ansport to pe Sine Tel 416-990-3956 EAM SM $300. M. or more per week. assembling pro$KM n the comfort of your own Malt. Send a sMf- addrissed bSUW4)edto 0 PH 2400 enveape W. suite 511. Ret 636. Ms- ussa ga. Om LSK 2R8 EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUIII- ryrr V A C SERVICE DE- PARTMENT CO-ORDINATOR Run and organize tie depart - Inert Mechanic not M"red. Ira* knowle reppred Good wage to suit guaktia- hon, good Ittneht package Business n Pntkenrg for IN Iasi I1 yeas Plisse Sam to - sum to tax 663-0617 ESTABLISHED LarMsape firm accepting appkanons. Must Possess understanding of basic pnrrclpws of land- scape ns"Mom and maln- erunce Hands on eVerence or foetal education regmred Cal 1-806.502.7336 ESTHETICIAN NEEDED with expenence in nail extension for L'Attitudes Pickering Town Centre Phone Robert (905) 420.1440 or Fax Resume to (905) 763-9345 DOIINEIrs war, . DZ Noerse an asset. Heavy lifting aiM own transpona ori r"wed. Fax resume to . (905) 263- 4604 or all (905) 725-9674. Er!'ERIEIaCED grocery dark regaled Mr Sara Grocery in Alex. Fed or part Brae. ftxW MWS. Apply a Stile - 120 Harwood Avow SoWl Alex EXPENENCED HAIRSTYLISTS warned for L'AtMu la in the fkhaw centre. salary , gbaianissiort. t:aM Roe.n (905)723-5837 E09MEMM Tele maraelas ® Pk= al (9MW7 tpinp111111sE. movitexed bitter Ion=MW wait people. p"W , reresuwaiNm ■ItOE BALES mowed IS- 20rWW Lease all Bob or TOM at 905.427-2819 LICENSED HAIRSTYLIST assist in managing salon Ex- Celem salary package . profit staring Part time Sryksts po- slkons In Whitby . NO Call Katnryn 1905)576-2512 LICNT INDUSTRIAL. long- term tempmust ave 6 months roriung 111 e1'ena 8 safety Seel -toed boots Pick- enng through Oshawa areas Car an asset we will oe n- tervlewing at the Oshawa un- employment Centre on 78 Richmond St W. Oshawa. on Tuesday. Apnl 13m. from 930 am -23opm IML TECHNICLAN -anted Be on Your own ;ientde already established Really good bo- %rty Call Axxess 668 - Nd maklag :454 per week manletrng :ompany needs ' OeWe now during rush sea- son No expenence neces- sary. wramng to train cal ,Abe for nnervlew at (US) T2U- 3144(1lI.). Fall Time 0". ►ANT TIME ;ARDEN CENTRE SAWS heip warned Md April Wqa mM JWnt Must Dt awhile weekends AApppp1yy x Goodwood Gardens 905 640- 4852 PART-TIME POSITIONS AVAILABLE $15 hour CAR REQUIRED ENGLISH A MUST Call Peter at 905-686-2445 ext. 224 ►ART TIME WAITR WAITERS wanted lot rogM Bar restatsarn Cal 428-8790 MY AS YOU CO Gym No membership required Pay as you go Byrn No commament Pay as you go gym Dally. we". Mouthy Absohildy. Posdn.". no Dre71IBtWnLed pay mem Pay as you go Power City Gym open,uad mdngnt M - F Wmkends 9 p m 1035 Brock Rd Prdlerng (905) 427-6277 WE WANT Y001 Experienced telemarllelers required Hour - Py Sam plus Mouses. Many ash incentives D you're the one for us. Call DelWle (905)438-0058 STYLIST REOINNED with previous experience. for busy Whitby Salon Appy in person Mmony-Frances Salon Esteb- ca. 1200 RossLand Rd. E. Whitby, 430-0956 THE AM$ ADVERTISER is looking for Kids to deliver pa- I>er$ XW flyers door M WW Mur Alta a week by 6 00 PM. in their negltborhoods. call 905663-5117 BMTOPPS � lm ONLY All Shifts Available. Pkw apply in In tayfy St w rI1 46S B.C. f. w. Ask Julle W tltlielt OPPORTUNITY A small yet rapidly, expanding or- ganization in Ajax is seeking a full time fluently bilingual person with pleasing, and positive telephone at- titude. Duties will include to bound telemarketing and data entry mixed with a variety of other responsibili- ties. Must have Word, Excel, and pprevious telephone experience. T'leasant office environment, with Flexible hours. Please fax resume to (905)426-3895 1 saws H OOAgaMs 1 saws HWWAgyirns Company reclulres. SALESPEOPLE AVgressive Sale, People required to sell turnace and air conditioning equipment. Experience an asset, but will train. Top rerumeration. Fax resume to (905)434-4670 imSkilled H*Im 5kdw HNP Busy. Heating & Air Conditioning CompanyaNW EtS; LEAD INSTALLER: Furnace ilk A/C Equipment Installer Gas Fitter II and cxpeneflce a must. Refrigeration ticket an asset, Top wages. Fax resume to (905)333-4670. Compressed :'lir Cumpanv 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 EXPERUDKZD AZ For City and local Highway. Current Abstract Mail or drop off resume to: 2275 Markham Rd. Scarborough, Ontario, Ml B 2W3 (416) 291-1928 WANTED ROUGH TERRAIN FORKLIFT SItECOUMM Looking for shop and field service mechanics with hydraulic and diesel engine experience. Mail or drop off resume to: 2275 Markham Rd. Scarborough, Ontario, M1B 2W3 (416) 291-1928 Goo" fete lk I] Gtaltaral H* cooks, part -bade days. rileft - assembling our products. weelrends. 2 experienced Stan immediaky. For free waitresses. hart -bete. info.ppxacffi�aa00ee all 24 his. toll Resumes only Cocky Jockey. tree 1-800.771-7409. 571-7678. Pickmilghas sual ate openings for silo Wdw Cooks Please drop off resume to 1660 Kingston Rd. Unit M1, ifaORN FROM NOW Pan- Wft. full -tine. huNh iridtstry. 560043000. Free BooNet. 416-631-4925 of nog onto: www.hbn.cam access code 5e76 (revurw) Uamoo OM East snil at Toro�Ac bpac, Excel Mord Pro. MP, N Ram Rreports receptgn. Fax w AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER ® Toronto Une: (416) 798-7259 Mon. to RL 1A Our oorm kdwW v� 24 -Hour Fax: (905) 579-421 a Sit. 9-3o am to m poll. 130 CAmmuneW Ave., Ajax 1822 Whifts Rd Sara Lee - Amberlea Plass Y1SA . Cbnftd Ottll111fe. Now whale you tadti+erbW your word ad Zeiss N1„3i1 �■hi� leilllll�; x �+wppet)tr�I ale irtolrtnR at~mumako4m 11 �H:' 1MMINtt111.11111t .y.,.i�y.' PIIRiE 1 llk ADVER715ER FMAY EDI' ._ April 2. 10n 1 Snlw wpAg ft SALES PERSON required for HVAC. COMPANY Expen. enced preferred or will train. Fax resume to (416) 283- 5581 Sided Ito. AZMZ ORMS wanted Dump Truck. Sewer, water main contractor Based in Mark- ham, work In Toromo/Grealer Toronto Min 3 yrs exp . clean Abstract. Reliable. Const e necessary Call 905.642-53 Leave message CABINET makers required. Fully experienced cablnet makers need only apply Please tax resume to 905- 983-9714 DUCT Closeting technician. must be dependable. hard working. not afraid of long lours Good driving record, gas fitter kbense is a plus, call Mike. 426-2022. EXPERIENCED 4th or 5th year appremice mechanic required tot busy East End Scarbor- ough Firestone Store. Phone Gary 416-284-9296 HVAC SERVICE TECHNICIAN required for commercial and resMenhal service All man- datory certificates and pompe skills required Full Time po- sition For Interview tax re- sume to Certgkd Heatslg aro Air Conditiomnqp (905) 683- 3377 Or pia;2) 663.0985 MECHANIC, full time or part time wanted Call 905-852. 4584 0 9p5-852.2291 SKILLED HELP Kitchen Cabl- ne! ,nsta0er Expermced and Self Motivated Ability to read drawings Send resume to PO Bock 444. Whitby. On LIN 5S4 WANTED 3rd or stn yr Jour- ney Person/Ekcneian for control systems Ph" 905- 571-7248 05571-7248 or 70B-3894. ask for Dave 1 Il0_ NK DENTAL ASSTS AN^, RECEP 2 yrs recent exp Dediraled and dependatNe HARP can Lognecn 'VRndow System, IV a must Part trmc or no time Fax resurrk b 416-449- 9140 EMNIENCED nyglemsf re- quired for 6 month maenrly leave Part -tune tvenrngS Drop reswk aft a 1200 Rlxsad Rd E MRtby PHARMACY Assistant. ex- perience preferred Mus have good cormmamcationat sktls and toe oven car ExceKer da�1 for not cvidmte Call 12 years Daly outings CARPET AND VINYL (lernoa0 backyard and part) three rooms 3C square yard:. Crags, story time music. nu- from $329 i sWkd I will dis- MO&A meafs a sniaclis First count your test code by 10% Aid. C P R aNsed Non- Castankr Sasfacbgn gli lsmokm0. face" 905-426- steed Cri Mike for you Ilse estitaate244 . 905-431-4040 TWO YOUNG boys lootrg br RECEPTIONIST needed for a loving and 21101 1111 Care • Deyes• AvaNabe 1 Articles for Sea AFFOROAOLE Daycare Pro- Sere" door, 1 year old/ vider by an ECE mother, who brown 80x32 $150 (905) is also fluent In ASL. (Amen- 697-3013. Can Sigh Lang ), in a smoke- $666. Superfast 400mhz tree home I offer your 3 sectio. wall unit. Italian children q ren quality time, indoor/ design In black lacquer tinxsh. outdoor activities etc. Believe $450 Call 434.2320. me. It's worth m! Just call Eva 3 -SEAT Sofa and Matching at 905-426-3Ot9 or leave chair Dark blue Scotch message (Westney H areal guarded 2 years old. Recli-' AFFORDABLE daycare pro- nable Removable back for vided, pan time care. smoke easy moving Paid $2200 free home. fenced yard. walk- asking $1200 Call (905) 579- ing distance to Lester 8 3231 Pearson School Please call J0 SILAGE BALES wrapped 619-2907 100 round bales. dry hay Call AFFORDABLE experienced • &i2-9446 TLC Non-smoking home Fre- LEATHER JACKETS. up to 1/ quemOutings Playroom Large fenced yard,Super- 2 price. leather purses from $9 99. luggage from $19 99. cased summer swmming leather wallets from $6 99 VERY CLOSE TO GLENGROVE PS Pickering McDonalds Everything Must Go' Family Leather. 5 Points Mall Osha- 2 yrs plus 905-839-7237 wa 905728-9830 BROCK/MAJOR Oaks. Ex- ANNOUNCING NEW tower periencedcaregiver, mother price on rami dish satellites. of 3. tui -h me positions avail- Only $249 after rebates or able in happy non-smoking lease from $1249 monthly environment- Large fenced Programming as low as yard, crafts. activities, nun- S8 99/morrthil 9054553661 tious meals Receipts provid- CWW ed (905)619-1921 BED. BLACK wrought Iron ca- CZECH LADY (teacher) ex- nopy queen orthopedic hi tress/trame. Never opened. perienced babysiner Dry- $1200 SacMice $490 care -full or part bene. Live in (416)255.GM or out Outdoor activities, n0 Get cooking etc . References BLINDS Cut the middle man "table Monika (416) 414- Installer has custom made 9125, window COvtrmgs Vertical. ECE Mom. provides educa- Venetian. Shutters Free esti- mates (416)227-7777 or tional program in loving( 1460.0072 or 1488.369 - smoke free home. CPR/Fnv 955 aid. 2 full time spaces aYdll- 060 (905)- 839-0600 abk for 18 moths to 4 CARET BROKER, T00%, years Harwood near hospital Nylon thick plush. stam re - Call Jenny 42744 sistant carpet For 3 rooms. 1 CAM HANDLE T arming co only SM9 00 Price includes 30 Sq yds carpet. dom pad he temper tantrums and Stir Arid rstalWborr In your honk return we Part-time. Full- Free stn in your tank fire. daysieverrngs Refer- No interest. no payment for ernes aro 'Cal Deb- one tug year. Daniel. 1-800- be a 427-0281 217-0104 LEARNING EIMPI MMENT in CARPETS las of carpet. a Uxbridge Home Daycare ExperiencedE.0 E of ll. 100% nylon new (tan re- years loosing for Mildren lease carpels On had I will rxpe't 3 rooms. 5349 Price from witarMs and up Rater- xld des canosi. premium pad. seas 8 receipts ar-kable cal Card at 852-9246 own usWWborl. fast dew - ary tee estimates (30 yards) LOVMG NOME DAYCARE- Norman 611116-2314 StOry times and quaky dslo- CARPETS SALE Lots of Car. res music. 2yrS • 5yrs pee- pets I DOL. nylon Stam re- `m1. Monsndkmgtax it- Nast. carpet 3 rooms 5339 cr arpf provided ImantrChed (30 sq. yd.) Incudes carpel. CPR fuad st . Valley Farm,' Hrry 2. dose td Pickering GO u premium pad and eatana- ban Free estimates. carpet Call (905)-837-9800 Spain. Sensing Drrlam and txICKE"ING Mach / Rollo: st" area San 905. Loving daycare 18 mads to 06, 1772 12 years Daly outings CARPET AND VINYL (lernoa0 backyard and part) three rooms 3C square yard:. Crags, story time music. nu- from $329 i sWkd I will dis- MO&A meafs a sniaclis First count your test code by 10% Aid. C P R aNsed Non- Castankr Sasfacbgn gli lsmokm0. face" 905-426- steed Cri Mike for you Ilse estitaate244 . 905-431-4040 TWO YOUNG boys lootrg br RECEPTIONIST needed for a loving and 21101 1111 Care COMPUTEN SPECIALS looms: Mum Meda System medical office Phone or tax riwlr r p F ably d Iles Irdlarh S . Pentium Laptop $744 19051 668.2178 a tnrlg n- background. Sam -50M Mon- 166mhz Interest System sume to Or Gentler 220 Dim- oft- Friday. We houMeep- $666. Superfast 400mhz as SlSink 402 WM- Ii82ed Can after Sam $1188. flue love doom uupp- by 1992 Viper Accura. Commer- IIL *"CA repairs 905 WIN Oisyan • • Foe Graft IrOinad Amplifier System, trailer COUCH. loveseat a dicer. M NEED of a nanny for our 4 YOUNG GUINEA Pi Gal ac' immaculate condition like new asking 5800 obo Cab .dWer as under 3 yrs Ex- cessones tree 10 good tons 905-839-5,26 net 6 p.m penence mandatory. kve n Call 852-9329 • Ottyam Av@N" prefer ad Must spoil English.ut M w"K NTN tit/reckne. 18' DINI16GROOM 10 pc French.sokd taw basic Ide- !9051631-7611 skills 1 Fkessoo0 cherry 52950 B uuWtd 12 piclarge LIVE IN -OUT can maser 0 2 ENCS ■000 PRODUCTS. in $4950 Speceeuar 8 Dc French bW- Steants Experience tNces• truck load of logs BW now room if lea goueen poser Sary En9IlSIVdr1VMW OuW Ready fa next yt if Sea- 52150 905883-1530 Can at - duties requetred Irreg" soled cut and split Ready to lever tows Aaeable on s i no- bum (905) 852-7586 985-3183 after 6 p in (snp) 5790 3 bedroom 5890 Cal 1rce. Beginning Aug 99 Call I Ramat -New rtanard 354 905 509-31871 eww Ax Mile. not used mice 19W - CWW (stored inside) in excenent LOVING CAIESWO needed I pcdition Carrie fires. side Ajax 10 Come tdayw umonm FNNICE, pial colour. irosl a� •sfth kltg taklrg home 5 10 nm v free. Inns. VW 00. Call 420- n0 Get 10 month oil baby and 1 0234 after 6 (set 9853183 oleo 6 p m (so) 307 ages 9.15 Cal 427- POOL VALE' 4 x r kke new. FNR COAT _ Beautiful clo- sets of b fWsnooker balks, ppyle brown. can lerigm, size m assorted cues etc Mao 1012 Appraised at $9500. • 060 (905)- 839-0600 $acute a (5000. (705) 786- Miert 0069 (up) Al OMCAM available n ny honk Brockad- 1 for Sent CRANO OPENING - EVERY - --•-..�_._...�1�F,�a -a-li// :-d..:.tA••AtJ •w.i.`.`[ :�rJ .i,r.'��i�T.� Sale GIANT SPORTING GOODS YARD SALE APRIL 10TH & IITH $25.00 Per Table CONTACT LAURA OSMOND AT BARKLAY'S (905) 436-0644 1 EWI" 0 Sefa- 1 Aliicks Wamw PIANO TECHNICIAN avamlable CASH OR DEALS. We Buy. for tuning, repairs and pre. Sell 6 more' Pay top dollar purchase consultation on all 101 lop Items. Home audio/ makes a models Call Barb at video. car audio. tools, CD's. 905-427-7631 movies, games. gold, dia- Sony new monds. furniture. appliances (905)433-1785 905-571-2274 digital a Motorola digital. (905)666.0004 (prefer all 1992 Viper Accura. Commer- diems in working order) coal Singer sewing machine. $ swN � kerosene Iw1a Steel bench lathe Traylor WANTED - HOT WHEELS 8 Amplifier System, trailer SIZZLEHISMdtch box dinky. (495)721-1611 model cars. and other aulo- PIAl10S/GRANOFATHEA motive toys Call 263-2661 CLOCKS RENOVATION SALE e verrings slip New walls and floors Irwen- tory Must Go' Huge selection of new and used patios New digiti pianos from 5895 and up Rem to own. lom at an renal payments apply Also a Huge selection or grandfather clocks from 5995 and up Can TELEP PIANO 433-1491 POOL FOR SALE - IS round 52' high, includes an acces- sones Used only 1 season 52000 Oho. Aller 6 p M. Can 965-8247 RENT TO OWN APPLIANCES. new and reconditioned, full warranty Paddy s Market 905-263-8369 or 1.800-798- 5502 SMONAN - Cantly wooden Sheds 8 X 8- flan kit. only, $339 pus tax Many other SIMS and syks available Also garages and decks 761 McKay Rd Unit 3. Pickering For more into call 905-619- 2093 NMI APPLIANCES Saks! Service New Shmpmere arrived' Kitchen -Md frost -free bridges Bite new. fetal $1200 only $450 Solt-deararrg al - mad stave. tft-bp, his. Nits new 5350 Large sekttion stoves. $199/tip washers $150/up Dryers $150/up Chest freezers Tcu $200 Large Stkcbrin faDlrh ap- phince Financu avileatts, Uft up 10 lyr m,aty 426 SimcoeSt S (905)728-4043 PEEIOAK FURNITURE Now celebrating our 25m Amvvef- swV We are Table Specw- iM .rood 00. rectangular. 301 DtdlSW. dbl pod"?*. harvest tables. WE MAKE THEN ALL' Neala $scapeecal six a cola(.. NO PROBLEM because we handcraft each table to your inorvi i" -keds Out Cransnon also banMldd Emnum wv urns. Morris ofun office. Dg (loom. Kitchen. Bedroom aro Custom Designs. all. On onto Mt- a.Drop d see our Sae n anark An woodworking tachy and let us stow you how RawRenrefnber 7twe is is No Substitute for Duak- qi- Traditional woodwork - Mg, 115 NoM Port Road (S OM Reach Rd) Port Perry. 905-9856774 wwwtradtrom- alwoodworluq on Ca USED FRWUS $195 ! up. used tarries $1251 up. used dryers 5125/ upused wash- ers $199 / up, nor sol used can operakd rashers and dryers at tow prices New Drano name Indmes 5460 and up. new 30' ranges with cock and window $430 Wkk se- MCW d ONM flew and used appkaices Cal us today. StepbasOn's Appliances. Saks. Service. Parts 154 Bruce St. Oshawalf=575- 7446 ritb Owham- LoIS d dost b 2 THING FOR YOUR HOME - Mg mMlslep WUM. ls. Call L•trJos. stinks Gaut IM ANTIOIE rknirrproom Sol 8 Pm. taEle. dela rah- APRIL 1STThe best value ar- o rid to Fridges• Stover MlNMN15 rale: Range, Id provi (905)427-W44 net. sideboard, 5 dears. $1100 Cal 665-76M yam. Dryers- Apartment mom, san"dimn, 10 years 010. . � Range blood. ACINITY 8 RW fired pro- 1M5 pfE1rETTF, sm. 1914 sue washers and dryers, Dining sets- Bedroom sol$• ami • Eli/1dt! blit $20 stat masa $100: Cam- Orans la kids 18 morns 8 rap Loving Child care avat- Oldsmobile Omega $275. Bar trailer $140: 5 hp. and much much mare! NOW FOR PRE OPENINtoiletG idta �- Cut - able Delaney (Ape). ECE rototiga 5225 5tp sno• bovra 5225: OFFERS.Tel 721 8009 a 576 $ swN � kerosene Iw1a a Snack$ i lots d expenknoe Shads 6 Ilrrch ndulded. Re- table sm $80: CM 725.0971. 0455 526 SOXOE STREET SOUTH, OSHAWA Open 10am U fib. psaMy Magness. provided. Cab ANDREA wwm*, -a* free! Padmsn9 antrighl a- Ma s�OAk antgrk me- to 5pm.Buy sb $50:509.9666 6cerpts aes.,/(lro limp b OW inn- sdered)' d any wewo ne. MME CAM or silk. Cal • Ottyam Av@N" DgyealV IAIMN*e M w"K NTN tit/reckne. 18' Tim. 905493-5117. Sr* WANTED. WILL PAY FACE VALUE. PLEASE CALL BRUCE 'OSHAWA WHITBY THIS WEEK" 905-579-4400 EXT. 2207 M, Antiques CHINA , jbwei bowed glass door side by $ide. bufed wal- nui W(K) Hoosier kitchen cabinet $700 Other conectr bin Can 905-263-4083 1112iw __ sm Pools, SALE - KAYAK POOLS. Rec- talguur above ground mdkID- Ing decking 16 x il. LIM. 55.995 Package nc� odes Lin- a I ladders- sand Meer. punhp. 1100. 1% 1400468- PT.TIM lost a Fang FOUND long haired Cal. while and ginger. trieray, and neutered. South Westrky and FmiCy. Apr- Telephone 4279133 - FOUND yaw german arephera fetrlas! 6 an 1 -7). roar Claremont Park. Wegney Rd /Conk 7 Pickering (905) 649.54M LOST black and white a" mate Go. blue toga No hot. Rougemount and Hwyr2 area 2 25 March Cat 509 . 1 P.aRlpol:w Will=! FREE American Cocker spatial to good hook 8 yrs old 905-839.4817 YO iK- TEMER lreu- Wea, an needles. lovely lem- kMs cliedrefl orty las U6- , - 014 owner $350 ENGLISH springer spartl puppies ready to go.pini toted. CKC registered. First shots. amemer semperament 5500 (905963-4423 • roc drily frlot tray, EOODEONNBI Sale food tray. w ngs. had rat. (Movirgy PW" ad rough 1 1 �N" New condition. As" 5900 kmrber tborn9. AN stock for Sob 0.11.0. Cal (905)725-7861 must move. 750 OFT nk'"' " f(ANMI Pial Bak a 0~(906)957''4217. 1912 Chevrolet Lumina Euro "0 Cheveh B C MOO, 454 rona alp.. 4 INA srNpe amm College n Student Caere. r 10spilgt. 8AM8E door Npaia. Mitten cals, rola$, apa-oo 12 bot poli. 2000 SW; bNbo Loan. rSa-Insaled- MASF TWOO. $49.95 2212. cal 1-416-336-0073 bon. airy year Call us airy Marina del Rey Safety Certifications 1!!2 Pontiac Leman- at- 1m cFiW CANARD. red. 1610 OED X-%& ortlr,F P - r Pio»mP. sw and mine. so / ,41"M tb0rrsatrds $peat W, SIM car, T1° mat �i1200 nCost $1.700 Sell S6 (416) 256-p285 AMTIOOE$tAMeluteyl Ad- via- alw7y$ 000: SOM �kq Tel 905 420 . KNOILES, dark ypod wwm*, -a* free! Padmsn9 antrighl a- Ma s�OAk antgrk me- �. IMS C � 2 dr. 5 speed, hMJudkS buffet. hmcil. Inge taMA Wlh 2 et. humpAms. 6 rp- aes.,/(lro limp b OW inn- sdered)' d any SM.. as it.. dirt b*u 1992 KDX 250 (2 350.. 1996 RT100 War claws errs 2 i7plaifK lairs d saves. $2500 obif01t wima m or swrrik d11 ON k*CW 00700.. 1995 )DEO Cal (905)426.8216 > Noes. Spertill irMaest in 4 strobe $1.600.. all in Wo mm�q boards. bug deflector. visor. Needs front coca. rear SALES LIMITED MOaaofl pollery. 11 try to re- shape. Also Custom dolik UANQE OIIEY rfaceptign desk $pond b all 011ses. Robert sbdoo trailer will ra". hlttr glass Irks to sok. Bowen Antil0 Wra' 8rgoklin. .. Tekpllpte (905) T28 52.500 or hes ills. Cal���fj�� LilMle A (905) 83931 l 59. (9061tFs. I !<55-BW9, hx 300 ' 365 365 'MARIGOLD LINCOLN MERCURY' nk'"' " Your one stop shopping for 1912 Chevrolet Lumina Euro for 1999 Boating Season "ONTARIO DRIVE CLEAN A a A AUTO- Cars. tucks. Covered and Open EMISSIONS TESTING' condition Certified 130,003 P and repairs as well! Mechanical bon. airy year Call us airy Marina del Rey Safety Certifications 1!!2 Pontiac Leman- at- nkrr Service 9064116.5003 a 905-706-52M 'MARIGOLD LINCOLN MERCURY' N.E. shore Lake Simcoe 1-905-668-5893 1-800-565-5893 an, certifiable a forlittle 15 min. to 0 ri I I is FORD TEMPO, 5 sod . - - - - Great Great reoa$1 runner be in Taming condition. Cal 1-705-325-3051 certified d 51275 as K. ALSO ALSO Geo Metro 4-d- while. St East. Apr al SiNly1l96 MURAL) AUTO SALES Bodyman Special 1987 S10, 17,000 KINs. vary easy on Pick-up. 2.8. V6. automatic, I Fant . 1 1 artm or sport wfboar hoz hoer. cap. • ® M R/nt mm�q boards. bug deflector. visor. Needs front coca. rear SALES LIMITED m AVAILABLE MIRW MTELY. in bumper. chassis re -aligned Alpine stereo Willsell in parts I FMMERSI - New Holland 354 Whitby Apt building spa - Mix Millrpt used since 1990 cious, carpeted. newly paint - or $9GO 00 takes d al. 905- NO (stored Inside) In excellent ed. with balcony, dose to bus, condition Large tires, side shopping, all utilities included, 576-5384 EVEN BANKRUPTI loading auger with long toiling firsVWst required. no pets. 1 19U MERCURY TRACER, unloading auger. $2800 Call bedroom $690. 2 bedroom, excellent condition. no rust, 2 985-3183 after 6 p in (snp) 5790 3 bedroom 5890 Cal door. newclinch. $1.500 Tek- I Apartments 430-0134. phone (905f 686 2351, or )4288 -93 6 i 1 1 For Rem PICKERING.bnght 3 bed- ed - - : n r room basement apartment. 1959 FORD ESCORT. 4dr, I 1 and 2 -BEDROOMS ala utile Close to Go. Non smoker, no black. air Con, excellent on or applicationsApril Isl or May 'sI Iryated pets, available immediately gas. well Ween care d, rums at 946 Masson SI ani 350 5825 per month. (905) 837 Qpreat. excellent mrrdition. „ I Malaga Rd Oshawa Mari 6661 $2000 obo 1-705-328.0281 $600/month all Inclusive No (cep) pets Cal 576-6724 arrytime BEAUTIFUL bright modern, 2- 1911 SUNBIRD, air, condition $2500 or best off- er.nl (905) 428-2408 Autaniobtss 1 1912 Chevrolet Lumina Euro 1Fdrt•d 3 4 4 door sedan. Loaded A a A AUTO- Cars. tucks. Well maintained very good buts We pay up to $10.000 condition Certified 130,003 Cash on the spot Any condi- km $6500 obo. Tel (905)436- bon. airy year Call us airy 0589 time. 24 hours. 7 days. 30 1!!2 Pontiac Leman- at- nkrr Service 9064116.5003 a 905-706-52M kxdable and sporty. red tented windows. 9% 5 sod. new ba. CASH FOR CARSI we buy an, certifiable a forlittle used vehicles Vehicles must $2799 Call 438-417 leave be in Taming condition. Cal mess (SM) 427-2415 or Come to 479 Geo Metro 4-d- while. St East. Apr al SiNly1l96 MURAL) AUTO SALES AM/FM raft. low mileage. 17,000 KINs. vary easy on 1 Trucks gin 8500 5Can 728.1619 fer5•e 7604 OOpm a 723 7009 abler 600 D in 1986 Chew Pickup pis pill tin• 1111111114 PONTIAC SUNSIRD $5.295 12 moth uriinrt Jim warranty 1968 BERETT $3.196 12 110 m 12.000 warraty 1991 NI STANZA 53.995. 12 12,000 km wanaly DEALER Days 905 985-0074 0 16019) 277-3250 sip PRESTIGE CM -1995 VOLVO W. DIadVUn mt1r0 speed. turool, loaded Excel- SM at lent Dandelion 519.500 oloo (905) 623.7418 1966 HONDA ACCORD MOW 4 door. automatic. Condrba•nhg, power windows. power bods Ioat10 moors bot sides. AM/FM casum. of cruse carrot. lMy IaOed t4KW a tiglu gold 43000 HMS Bol- am d factory warranty to 100.000 kms Asks? $21.00000 call 905242-9337 a 905.623.5030 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 DEPART�NT SHERIDAN CNEV N&7�i- U am.. colour is Simon. 62.000 I=, ska0 $I S.51110 or bat dkc 4353245. CEN111 M - F VON @BU MT H amm. YN Me To SOKOL TIE LOT'S Flu, my M WTI WE ARVAN" - 96 crahK sod Scrim train V.M. 94 b 96 vans, Astros. Satad'S. CMUM, LUMhn. T=Wora. loaded, good bra. 92 Chevy S-10. V3. am. 140 K Coyly mice, any 110k oay 56195:. 90 Swftd SE coupe. IoaMO, sto. 105K perkq amu 51.996.. 90 Vont Fm 160 K bw* 4 speed, aMy, 52.99D16p..1t92 Blla4m 4 t 1, bed- 995.. So cam o peal aeMo, 17511 one orwer, A-1, sale $2.995 tine. Owl S5 re- es�ned Ott and vies N Ow1kr AIM coal 156 SL I L al NO= BUD. Cgf 57'!•2088 Opo Smeell 00 VON EBBB a car? You're approved. Do you have Sm down piyWaN7 Can you al - tad 5200 - 5300 a morion. N you answered ya to tht above ques*ons am can (416) 937.9742. for an ap- IOM PONTIAC SUMFIRE wme, 1200 lum 4 dr auto. 75 $12.500 obo. Lc ps po, 200.000 tens. Cap 52500 060 571-7100 bedroom semi -basement be- ,ide park Bus route. North- Aast Oshawa $700 includes narking. laundry and ullikies. `+o smoking. First(last. Refer- ences (905) 723-2205 BROOKLM-One large room. .,oe 1st or sooner. $420 ^homily Inclusive. Two Bed - ..cam apartment with 4 ap- �uances. available June is sooner $695.. hydro Three ,-!droom apartment. 4 ap- : IanceS $725. hydro. May 3 Cal (905) 6555539. BRIGHT, clean, targe one led casement apo merit n Vii by AN uIMies included. pn- vase entrance, n a quiet noon Ala W', May 1st use of backyard No pets. no smoking 1s~ $675 Tel 905-430-9898 can after 630 pm ed (Soca) I I CENTRAL Os6aws. Large 2 ABLE bedroom apartments "I - brakes brake D•Mp pickup. new A-1 two bedroom m a is: one and two bedroom able- In wN1-maintafod $BAR brakes r 6 p M, runner cep C4404- IMr1tg cots o y ano k*= montth $3050 After 6 D m. t-705 357- am Dailun0• taw+Ory. PbM tall (905)723-0977 9 f am -70M V•ms! AA OSHAWA 1 Large Bed Whast1 4Drive bsmt cep Parking. 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Avail. at 900 888 Glen St- Some with ,.env m closets. paint provid- 1 Close to schools. shop- ti1 GO Station. uied.Call 728-4993. r did OSHAWA Strong Family Bldg. -arge 2 8 3 BIR units. ;t-lities included. Easy access to schools, s�oppitng For appt. call (905)721-8741 UXBRIOGEtarge one bed - m basement apartment. gate entrance Parking. v5G./month includes utilities :.st and Iasi required. Non- �,okers No pets. 652.7327 UXBRIDGE. Available May 1 New spacious. one bed- .- „m fridge stood included. r>carate entrance. $650,01) �t a to. non-smoking 905- °;1-9853 WESTNEYIROSSLAND area. Yew furnished bxnelor ek,atate entrance. f5 Jordi Suruble to single „orkmg person. No smoking 11 pets FrsVlast Available -'xAaley (905)428-6453. WHITBY TWO BEDROOB. _tlable May 1st Whilby, e bedroom available April Bowrnanvilk. 3 bedroom. acrd 10 CA (416)789.4145 r 905)665-7W INNtT6Y. beautitu 1 -bedroom ,oertment in unigrd trou. repiace. includes apps ie_ autdits and caw No cts Available May 1s1. $7501 ,oNn (905)571-3464 VorY rem when you an own ,,cur own homy for s then god In,* r CADave ►vY- ck Sales Rep Re/Wx Seatmit Reahy (1991) ltd 905) NO -3000 or (9051 566- 3211 1 Houses For Rem WHO SAYS YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUV A HOUSE? • QM from S70(Ymorth • Not Much Downpay"wif- 7 (905)571-6275 1-800-840-6275 Mark Staph �- ,• •,,,. ria Warr it DU I hew N P. - 'r you 6 morphs tree. From 5500. Income req uirenym :m $27.500 gross. call +en Colks. coldwd tinker y05)728-9414 AJAX. beautiful 3 -bedroom ;emi bungalow. Bayy/Har- xuod. 5 appliances. Central ,,r parking, fwced yard, no bets. non-smokers. available May 30th Firsviast. $950 onus Cal (905) 6864104. BEAU71FUl NOTHIMT bed OSHAWmS. Ni fenced dtonied. 3 P anices, dose to school. shopping . bus. uuo per. $NO Plus atuthlite5. lstAaSl rdw- 23-8946 () CLuii-my 4 bppldkrr1isa., burp.• 416- 04135905.6,14-millikkis. 3073 BusTIC larttMpuse, 3 Oea rooms. smaN barn. OaatbNd Phony 9>a�iSSp SI -bis 8248. Len. wE$TNETINr- _ -3�X fint, 2 Siong home Wk k , tSml. Garage. pool Easy acceSs to 401. Go, i a1 amernities. $1400 •nap. (118} 466.9879. uFo pat MAKIN O$RAt _ y� s5ppii- tpnUS 3 ahed baseMM, 1 ached garage. $M ac WN. t IstAM, (905) 578- 3830. WHITBY, 3 bedroom 10wn. house, one bath, cities 10 schools, transportation, $9601 ludes soove mh incl) 8797 Cal 420 420 CO-OP WHITBY Community Centre Office, Unit 85 95 Crawforth St., (905)666-2008 Is holding an orientation April 6, 1999 Applications, to be submitted by 3:00 Tuesday April 5. (Application locations posted on door) Please respect hours requested. 3 Bedrooms, $849, $862, $870 We are sorry, no subsidy available at this time. 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Parking included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Close to schools and shoppping. From $910.00 including hdro Call 905-721-0980 Rooms , Industrial tw RNit 1t tAiite AJAX Large room, shared facilities. $350 per month. Non sn eolunt. no pea. dost ro go and 401 Avaiteble imny- dhtey. (905) 619-2896 AVARABLE NOW Furnished roomSeparate entrance. kitchen. lauridry. am tacdmes. Prefer quiet working person $44071110 Cap 639-4271 afar GPM FURNISHED ROOM. For wok ng professional, non - sinker, ADstioner Reliances a must In very prod area of ME Oshawa 5450 1 stAut. For Room not board 432-0369 AVAILABLE large lurrksfied room. kitchen. bath. G0. city bus. partunq. cable. teleptiory, abbties mel Female non Smoker preferreQ Most -04 Farrwried FURNISHED RMS wh ty 1 bed.. den wpull-out hilly equipped kitch?n. Exea-sties include dishes. bras, phone, prkM% maid service dc. Shod" With, $1700hmo. all inclusive. 1-9054 SM13 (Toll Free) 14IW233-M 1 shared Accommodami 1 KOMODO for rem in condo building - Aper Silt Cofiege/ Liniwrsty Student Cady pre- ferred AN amenities. $4501 monthly all inclusive call and leave message 426.3995 AJAX -L000 for quiet non- smoking person to share 3 - bedroom townhouse. 5400/ morNhh. WAM distance to Dias and aft amennives. Can 619.3332. FOR RENT BW. 1st, shared accommodations, laundry, kitchen, TV. 5400 imcWsive. Mist love dogs. Brock RdJ 401, Pickering. Firs~re- goired. Call 905419-2560• ask lex MiWN. ramm" single a~ sas king kamak to sham 3 bedroom h om. Poa. Aro rOm 10 PTC and Go. .- AN km hoed. Fitsiltest. 905-63146313. 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Minim A Sim. lt E00 r. MclritJMridenrxn, Mmmmi+ Ncrrawk FericraFl4 Nin, +kutbtamflinN, ndiaaa FwrriSrmrergOLrF Town - Deaths • 1 Deaths at home due to long standing heart disease at the of 53 on Tuesday March 16. Born on November 20, 1945 of missionary parents Virginia and the Late Rev Keith Hal of Marion, Indiana, USA. Dearest hus- band of Vanessa Perry, fattier of Adnan and Sarah Hall of Uxbridge. Also survived by his brother Cha- rles and his wife Nancy, their son Loren of Marion, In- diana, USA. His sister Card Hoge and her husband Roger, their children, Erindel, Andrea of Chicago presently residing in London England. Born in Bilas- pur, C.P. India and grew up in U.P. in the foothills of the Himalayas. Teacher of math and science at Thornhill Secondary School, Ontario. Best known for his love of books, the wonders of science and nature, mazes and puzzles. An original thinker with unlimited curiosity. Following cremation on Friday. March 19, a memorial service will be held at Tnnity United Church, Uxbridge, Ontario on Wednesday April 7. 2 pm with Rev. Jean Day officiating Fellowship to fol- low. Memorial donations may be made to Uxbridge Cottage Hospital and/or the Heart and Stroke ALCMANIS-LAI, Alexian Kristiansen, ifor- erty a student at Bishop Strachan School and stud 1t at Westney Heights Public School Ajax) - assed away quegy = 'Monday March 29. 1999. om October 25, 1988. Loving daughter of Mara alrntanis and the late Timothy Lai. tear sister of pheiie. Cherished granddaughter of Janis Zalana- s. For and lovingly remembered by Adntts Kris - )e and Sika and by her cousins Jasmine. Erik and avnk. Friends may cal at the ROSAR-MORRI- DN FUNERAL HOME 467 Sherboume St. (south Wellesley) on Thursday April 1. 1999 from 7-9 in. and on Saturday from 2-4 p.m. Funeral Seance St. James -The Less Chapel. 635 Parliament St. 1 Monday April 5 at 11 a.m. Gifts in memory of lexian may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society the Hospital For Sick Chili w. Parking adjacent the Funeral Home. To place --f :;your personalized In Memoriam; call 683-0707 and let one Of our professional advisors help you. ROLLS William John. Suddenly at ins Whdby resi- dence. John Rolls in his 76th year. Mr Rolls is sur- vived by his kdukiren Bonnie, Heather, Sherry. and John and their mother Maxine Rolls, six grandchildren and three great grandditen. At Johns request he was cremated. Donations may be made in John's mem• ory to the Whitby Seniors Activity Centre 801 Brock St Sotdh, Whitby. A very special thank you to Debbie Tafertshofer at the Centre Whose kindness and help will clever be torgolten. Arrangements are being handled by the W.C. TOWN FUNERAL CHAPEL, 110 Dundas Street East. Whitby (965- 662-341 01. Interment at a later date AUTO'S FOR A,! -,A - SALE! Inn THEM IN THE CILAASSIFIEDS R a, ORT PERRY THIS WM aldiwu.l+lienlnr•ca�ute4o>roNs��s1� s THIS WEEK � .. � � A)UPtCKERIfiG u TRIBUNE WS ADVERTISER 1; 4th 707 ' 1 Death: NEWS ADVERTIgER..F IIiIOM E�C[ION•�pril 2i IV9 fP# E �5 ALP _00W AOW A4w A 1-404W YAW eafh notice Listings ftr Audio Torsiloa ots con If Kxi um m r%r rRr rrt n lurid uric %T 682 Al .GAM i and U w T a 7 As 4wrx ui l ri and xT Owe /urn in 'a A M heiy Ni• hill n�me-m/xv Ilkr reakerar ' BIO* to tint by dW Wow" Wirral horns: Auchan. Aroemxlg Laws A lyre. Minim A Sim. lt E00 r. MclritJMridenrxn, Mmmmi+ Ncrrawk FericraFl4 Nin, +kutbtamflinN, ndiaaa FwrriSrmrergOLrF Town - Deaths • 1 Deaths at home due to long standing heart disease at the of 53 on Tuesday March 16. Born on November 20, 1945 of missionary parents Virginia and the Late Rev Keith Hal of Marion, Indiana, USA. Dearest hus- band of Vanessa Perry, fattier of Adnan and Sarah Hall of Uxbridge. Also survived by his brother Cha- rles and his wife Nancy, their son Loren of Marion, In- diana, USA. His sister Card Hoge and her husband Roger, their children, Erindel, Andrea of Chicago presently residing in London England. Born in Bilas- pur, C.P. India and grew up in U.P. in the foothills of the Himalayas. Teacher of math and science at Thornhill Secondary School, Ontario. Best known for his love of books, the wonders of science and nature, mazes and puzzles. An original thinker with unlimited curiosity. Following cremation on Friday. March 19, a memorial service will be held at Tnnity United Church, Uxbridge, Ontario on Wednesday April 7. 2 pm with Rev. Jean Day officiating Fellowship to fol- low. Memorial donations may be made to Uxbridge Cottage Hospital and/or the Heart and Stroke ALCMANIS-LAI, Alexian Kristiansen, ifor- erty a student at Bishop Strachan School and stud 1t at Westney Heights Public School Ajax) - assed away quegy = 'Monday March 29. 1999. om October 25, 1988. Loving daughter of Mara alrntanis and the late Timothy Lai. tear sister of pheiie. Cherished granddaughter of Janis Zalana- s. For and lovingly remembered by Adntts Kris - )e and Sika and by her cousins Jasmine. Erik and avnk. Friends may cal at the ROSAR-MORRI- DN FUNERAL HOME 467 Sherboume St. (south Wellesley) on Thursday April 1. 1999 from 7-9 in. and on Saturday from 2-4 p.m. Funeral Seance St. James -The Less Chapel. 635 Parliament St. 1 Monday April 5 at 11 a.m. Gifts in memory of lexian may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society the Hospital For Sick Chili w. Parking adjacent the Funeral Home. To place --f :;your personalized In Memoriam; call 683-0707 and let one Of our professional advisors help you. ROLLS William John. Suddenly at ins Whdby resi- dence. John Rolls in his 76th year. Mr Rolls is sur- vived by his kdukiren Bonnie, Heather, Sherry. and John and their mother Maxine Rolls, six grandchildren and three great grandditen. At Johns request he was cremated. Donations may be made in John's mem• ory to the Whitby Seniors Activity Centre 801 Brock St Sotdh, Whitby. A very special thank you to Debbie Tafertshofer at the Centre Whose kindness and help will clever be torgolten. Arrangements are being handled by the W.C. TOWN FUNERAL CHAPEL, 110 Dundas Street East. Whitby (965- 662-341 01. Interment at a later date AUTO'S FOR A,! -,A - SALE! Inn THEM IN THE CILAASSIFIEDS R a, ORT PERRY THIS WM aldiwu.l+lienlnr•ca�ute4o>roNs��s1� s THIS WEEK � .. � � A)UPtCKERIfiG u TRIBUNE WS ADVERTISER 1; 4th 707 APP PAGE 26 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, April 2,1999 1 1 MrtprorBrnalts : 11 Ilnprotranlarhta aovirq a storage CONSTRUCTION Specializing in total home repairs & renovations, inside & out. All work fully guaranteed. 686-1913 ELECTRICIAN Specializing service changes, rewiring, panel changes, additions and renovations. Free estimates. All work guaranteed. 905-430.8625 905.62640992 M&M CONSTRUCTION Additions, Roofing. Kitchens, bath. basements, decks, entrance doors. plumbing, electrical. retaining walls, windows b aluminum raterwoom 905-427-4234 mom 1041. Duos. aInd— ,a n.f—,a rpm". baft-mrnta, tuttunom'. Ceramics. decks flet estimates sense" Duc•unb MEMBER OF THE BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU 11106) 425.3362 Ask for Paul HANDYMAN ./General Horne .1Cerarni Ties,/Out- door Projects V Landscape and Lawn Maintenance ALL WORK GUARANTEED Call Alan MOSj. M4964 Payless Decks do Fences Post setting 427-9624 Cell 416-5734{wood) 1-877-427-9524 PELLEY NOW See your deck bdom we build R in 3-D, Irdedock gtways a gitdens. lances a sheds Call Rick (905)619-0681 RENOVATIONS PAINTING, bathrooms, rec rooms, licensed & insured. Qu hiy work Best prices (905)649-6993 SEAWAY WASTE MANAGEMENT 14.40 Cubic Yard Garbage Bin Rentals for Spring Clean 905-683-1397 IMPROVEMENTS • Windows • Doors • Siding • Favestmughing • Porch Fnclosures - Roofing • N1asonary Work Free Estimates Seniors Discounts 427-0206 We Save L' Money._ Count on it!'.! Ulm Rooting AgC R(K)FI\G, And Alumium Shingling. all tvpcs of roofs, new and old, Workmanship Guar- anteed.10% Discount io Seniors, fully in- ured, Free estimates Call Andrew at (905) 42&8704 1 - Plumbing Top Quality Plumbing at Reasonable ram Service and new mstallabons Residential -Commercial No job too trig or small Free estimates -over 20 years experience Call 905-937-9722 : 1 P.Io.1114 011111:01111110112 'GUARANTEED - PAINTING i PLASTERING Ais;, speca :e ir Stuccc Ceilings.Yat� tains CO&V $110 F-ee Esurion. Par a ra'r• sale. 1. kruanoe off acommit sae Rldangl (416)414-5911 (Cell) TMS PAINTING i DECOR Interior 6 Exterior European Workman - Ship fast, clean, reliable Service. 428-0061 Immis hB tranodExternor painting wavwwsmwm borders. deconorr■4erlor badVwM Pavm of wale Reherrals, Clain! Mike skow 8061031 -AM Experienced Cross Movers Bargain rates, homes, Am. apt., etc. Piano moving. Packing available. 423-0239 830 CARPET INSTALLATIONS 25 years experience, restretching, our speciality. Free estimates. D a N Duncan, 987.1799 or 987.17100 Hoof• em clunina .So for,ymr're tried the rest, ,'Yens it's MW to try the Best! Vacuuming, dusting, kitchens baths, blinds, basebowds. ledges. doors. and more for 1 Iwr jln« of $65 00 Specraf Hale on Tundeys 211 � spots avatl. O cel 416-70&9234 840 .y. OF EDEN QualityLaindscli ��tt EZC>FZL RM. e, Fully Insured lawn mamtena c, t neper. prdens. pnirww. tram mmovat (90517's-5-9183 TREE CUTTING b TRIMMING 24 yrs. exp, Fully insured Free estimates 905433-7140 0-11011111 SCHOOL AprMil by D.S.A'0 • 4 lesna & brit $195. •10 Lessons $150 -Ful Course $259 F of j4 pick t7 -39i St. Isaac Jogues Catholic Church 1148 Finch Ave., Mch4ering Lx V iJ6 ("S) 831-3353 Easter Liturgy Schedule Holy Saturday Easter Vigil 8:30 a.m. Easter Sunday Resurrection of the Lord 8:30 a.m., 10:00 a.m., 11:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m. - -' & STORAGE Basic Return for $45 Houses, Apartments, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH bduft Ddkwy Offices. Appliances a inline and�daui q. 188 Whites Rd. N-, Pickering Piano Specialists. Senior 839-1383 (CIM ur n otltlpalitan) 8 Mid -Month Discounts. COMMERCIAL EASTER SERVICES Licensed, insured. Free A VRESIDENTIAL Thurs., Apr. 1, 8-00 p.m. Estimates. Professional )M BUILDING & RENOVATIONS nompilL_ nmca• Call 436-7795. CONSTRUCTION Specializing in total home repairs & renovations, inside & out. All work fully guaranteed. 686-1913 ELECTRICIAN Specializing service changes, rewiring, panel changes, additions and renovations. Free estimates. All work guaranteed. 905-430.8625 905.62640992 M&M CONSTRUCTION Additions, Roofing. Kitchens, bath. basements, decks, entrance doors. plumbing, electrical. retaining walls, windows b aluminum raterwoom 905-427-4234 mom 1041. Duos. aInd— ,a n.f—,a rpm". baft-mrnta, tuttunom'. Ceramics. decks flet estimates sense" Duc•unb MEMBER OF THE BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU 11106) 425.3362 Ask for Paul HANDYMAN ./General Horne .1Cerarni Ties,/Out- door Projects V Landscape and Lawn Maintenance ALL WORK GUARANTEED Call Alan MOSj. M4964 Payless Decks do Fences Post setting 427-9624 Cell 416-5734{wood) 1-877-427-9524 PELLEY NOW See your deck bdom we build R in 3-D, Irdedock gtways a gitdens. lances a sheds Call Rick (905)619-0681 RENOVATIONS PAINTING, bathrooms, rec rooms, licensed & insured. Qu hiy work Best prices (905)649-6993 SEAWAY WASTE MANAGEMENT 14.40 Cubic Yard Garbage Bin Rentals for Spring Clean 905-683-1397 IMPROVEMENTS • Windows • Doors • Siding • Favestmughing • Porch Fnclosures - Roofing • N1asonary Work Free Estimates Seniors Discounts 427-0206 We Save L' Money._ Count on it!'.! Ulm Rooting AgC R(K)FI\G, And Alumium Shingling. all tvpcs of roofs, new and old, Workmanship Guar- anteed.10% Discount io Seniors, fully in- ured, Free estimates Call Andrew at (905) 42&8704 1 - Plumbing Top Quality Plumbing at Reasonable ram Service and new mstallabons Residential -Commercial No job too trig or small Free estimates -over 20 years experience Call 905-937-9722 : 1 P.Io.1114 011111:01111110112 'GUARANTEED - PAINTING i PLASTERING Ais;, speca :e ir Stuccc Ceilings.Yat� tains CO&V $110 F-ee Esurion. Par a ra'r• sale. 1. kruanoe off acommit sae Rldangl (416)414-5911 (Cell) TMS PAINTING i DECOR Interior 6 Exterior European Workman - Ship fast, clean, reliable Service. 428-0061 Immis hB tranodExternor painting wavwwsmwm borders. deconorr■4erlor badVwM Pavm of wale Reherrals, Clain! Mike skow 8061031 -AM Experienced Cross Movers Bargain rates, homes, Am. apt., etc. Piano moving. Packing available. 423-0239 830 CARPET INSTALLATIONS 25 years experience, restretching, our speciality. Free estimates. D a N Duncan, 987.1799 or 987.17100 Hoof• em clunina .So for,ymr're tried the rest, ,'Yens it's MW to try the Best! Vacuuming, dusting, kitchens baths, blinds, basebowds. ledges. doors. and more for 1 Iwr jln« of $65 00 Specraf Hale on Tundeys 211 � spots avatl. O cel 416-70&9234 840 .y. OF EDEN QualityLaindscli ��tt EZC>FZL RM. e, Fully Insured lawn mamtena c, t neper. prdens. pnirww. tram mmovat (90517's-5-9183 TREE CUTTING b TRIMMING 24 yrs. exp, Fully insured Free estimates 905433-7140 0-11011111 SCHOOL AprMil by D.S.A'0 • 4 lesna & brit $195. •10 Lessons $150 -Ful Course $259 F of j4 pick t7 -39i St. Isaac Jogues Catholic Church 1148 Finch Ave., Mch4ering Lx V iJ6 ("S) 831-3353 Easter Liturgy Schedule Holy Saturday Easter Vigil 8:30 a.m. Easter Sunday Resurrection of the Lord 8:30 a.m., 10:00 a.m., 11:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m. ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN 35 Church St. N. Pickering Village - 683-7311 EASTER SERVICES Good Friday - Apr'•1 Z Breakfast 8 30 a m Worship Seryice 10:00 am. EASTER SUNDAY Jr. & Sr High Sunday Schad - 9:55 am - Worship Service - 10:30 a.m. Supervised Nursery - Sunday School Inrrrim Moderator - Rev Everett Bnard , (t,&& VVERYONF. WELCOME , St_ t;corge's Anglican Church Pickering Village Hwy. #f2 lk Randall Drive Ajax 683-7981 MAUNDY THURSDAY 9:30 A.M - Holy Euchanst & BINc study 7:30 P.M. - Holy E4whanu of the Institution of the Lcxd's Supper, Ritual Washing of Feet, stnppeng & washing of the altar. reservation of the Blessed Sacrament GOOD FRIDAY 9:30 A.M. - Stations of the Cross for children & young people 11:00 A.M. - Solemn Liturgy HOLY SATO DAY 1:10 PAL - The Solemn Great Vigil of Eater EASTER DAY 9:60 A -M. - Festival Eucharist 10:30 A.M. - Solemn Festival Eucharist a f _ ISIh•iq + • • Etlerrl...r • IIb•iq s sttwp IU M -0-V E- MO-8Ii Move big or small, we price them al! Free esti- mates, seniors dacount short notice moves. Ap- pliances moved, also Coll aab�k renes Call (M)U74437or SM prior - I Mas $45 prAw - 2 Mas •Thee bEmw N. done waefeLM •No Trtird �-7 �s , (!05) if54448 ceM499-4M Escort iaerlea Servtrhg� ort Discretion Guaranteed Z(9 a.m Daily 5)725-2322 Now Hiring 18+ Pkm road Tole cluaifig ad on to frit day of puttTits- tion as we carrot bersipm-Welor more Um one hilierfm in ate emd of an emu. AJAX Moving Systems Fall ince:, MAW Nba Wiliam *rid& Rel tale or k D es hw hOW OW Bit Ile Ir Being atiPls. Pak balipetid. SBwgEatbweaCtoupoutubpoom Moulla x d 725.00051 IM AA! After Faster Come to Alpha •Learn about Jesus • Learn about Prayer • Learn about the Bible Beginning after Easter at: 0 Durham Christian Fellowship 90" 31-8596 0 Pickering Pentecostal Church 905-839-1302 0 St. Paul's on -the -Hill 905-839-7909 10 Gates of Prose 905-420 4350 "Alpha" is a practical introduction to the Christian Faith Call for specific dates A times 0 _V V J UNITED CHURCH 65 King's Cres., Ajax Please plan to)otn us for our;/xcial uvrship srrmces during Holy Week. Friday, Apr. 2,7:30 p.m. Gekid Friday Te•nebrae Service Sunday, Apr. 4,6:45 a -m. Sunrise Serrnce at the fait of McClarnan Rd. hollowed by a pancake breakfast at the church) Sunday, Apr. 4,10:30 a.m. Easter Sunday Confirmation 6 Communion Service EASTER AT �ST. MARTIN'S X (ANGLICAN) Rector: Rev. Mary Ranger APA. 3 - HOLY SATURDAY 7:30 p -m. - THE GREAT VIGIL OF EASTER Lighting of the Pascal Candle. Baptism & the First Eucharist of Easter (BAS) APR. 4 - EASTER DAY 5:00 a.m. - Choral Eucharist (BCP) 10:30 a -m. - A Festive Procession and Choral Eucharist (BAS) ( In Honour Of Our Lords Resurrection I • • • • • • • • • a • • • • • 862 837 837 RANGIER ata Lawn Cutting $15 dt up Spring dt Fall Clean up Trimming / Garden work 'ExceNallt Rsbs and Fr[ceaint Senefce' GUARANTEED! RESIDENTIAL A COMMERCL4L (416)806.1808 (905)619-2125 1201 St. Martin's Dr_, Pickering (905)839-4257 South of Bayfy Si. one dock West of Liverpool Rd &WI 2 Good Friday 9:00 A.M. & 11:00 A.M. Arend 3 Saturday 7:30 P.M. PPC Choirs & Drarna Present: "AB Hail Klug .esus" Am it 4 Easter Sunday 10:30 A.M. at THE PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX 1867 Valley Farm Road 6:30 P.M. at PPC PPC Choirs a Drama Present -All Hail King Jesus. ST. TIMOTHY'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 97 Bumher Rd. Ajax Rev. Calvin Stone - 683-6122 GOOD FRIDAY - Apr. 2 gam service "From a Distance" EASTER SUNDAY - Apr. 4 gam Breakfast 11 am service "Not rescued, but resurrected" .Piicherling Standard Church (Methodist) Brock Rd.11wy s7 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 Lor -d Has Risen" Special Music, singing Men's Choral Group, Solos WORSHIP EVERY SVVDAY 11:00 a, nc and 7:00 p. m 428-6102 or 665-0148 Dunbarton - Fairport United Church 1066 Dunbarton Road Pickering L 1 V 1 G8 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. aeiarm M Mehwaeaw P" Srvion Pang SBrtlkss i RAN= WAN= WORK sll� feral - LaairCalpiy Dung Magic For Childnin's Pafts CM 1A� And � � My Ow $31-7055 y.y a... `�," ELEGANCE 6 CUSS mmmmr A Dt5CKM MALVIlITEED iO4i-8761 NOW 1112MG Peisortat At Corporate Tax Genttolleramp Services. MICHAEL EVANS awned Aeteemblt (416)822-9474 & WAIONG - -' Fear CatwJfation I,`lafn Ralauin8 Basic Return for $45 AMBERLEA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH bduft Ddkwy The Family Church inline and�daui q. 188 Whites Rd. N-, Pickering I r4ifte olnl Accountant 839-1383 (CIM ur n otltlpalitan) Rev. Dr. Morley Mitchell Dave 1190611-W-7"3. EASTER SERVICES Maundy Thursday Communion Service Thurs., Apr. 1, 8-00 p.m. Easter Service Sun., Apr. 4, 11-00 a_m. fQurtfv CrhruV t G•e•rsneaM wrewi ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN 35 Church St. N. Pickering Village - 683-7311 EASTER SERVICES Good Friday - Apr'•1 Z Breakfast 8 30 a m Worship Seryice 10:00 am. EASTER SUNDAY Jr. & Sr High Sunday Schad - 9:55 am - Worship Service - 10:30 a.m. Supervised Nursery - Sunday School Inrrrim Moderator - Rev Everett Bnard , (t,&& VVERYONF. WELCOME , St_ t;corge's Anglican Church Pickering Village Hwy. #f2 lk Randall Drive Ajax 683-7981 MAUNDY THURSDAY 9:30 A.M - Holy Euchanst & BINc study 7:30 P.M. - Holy E4whanu of the Institution of the Lcxd's Supper, Ritual Washing of Feet, stnppeng & washing of the altar. reservation of the Blessed Sacrament GOOD FRIDAY 9:30 A.M. - Stations of the Cross for children & young people 11:00 A.M. - Solemn Liturgy HOLY SATO DAY 1:10 PAL - The Solemn Great Vigil of Eater EASTER DAY 9:60 A -M. - Festival Eucharist 10:30 A.M. - Solemn Festival Eucharist a f _ ISIh•iq + • • Etlerrl...r • IIb•iq s sttwp IU M -0-V E- MO-8Ii Move big or small, we price them al! Free esti- mates, seniors dacount short notice moves. Ap- pliances moved, also Coll aab�k renes Call (M)U74437or SM prior - I Mas $45 prAw - 2 Mas •Thee bEmw N. done waefeLM •No Trtird �-7 �s , (!05) if54448 ceM499-4M Escort iaerlea Servtrhg� ort Discretion Guaranteed Z(9 a.m Daily 5)725-2322 Now Hiring 18+ Pkm road Tole cluaifig ad on to frit day of puttTits- tion as we carrot bersipm-Welor more Um one hilierfm in ate emd of an emu. AJAX Moving Systems Fall ince:, MAW Nba Wiliam *rid& Rel tale or k D es hw hOW OW Bit Ile Ir Being atiPls. Pak balipetid. SBwgEatbweaCtoupoutubpoom Moulla x d 725.00051 IM AA! After Faster Come to Alpha •Learn about Jesus • Learn about Prayer • Learn about the Bible Beginning after Easter at: 0 Durham Christian Fellowship 90" 31-8596 0 Pickering Pentecostal Church 905-839-1302 0 St. Paul's on -the -Hill 905-839-7909 10 Gates of Prose 905-420 4350 "Alpha" is a practical introduction to the Christian Faith Call for specific dates A times 0 _V V J UNITED CHURCH 65 King's Cres., Ajax Please plan to)otn us for our;/xcial uvrship srrmces during Holy Week. Friday, Apr. 2,7:30 p.m. Gekid Friday Te•nebrae Service Sunday, Apr. 4,6:45 a -m. Sunrise Serrnce at the fait of McClarnan Rd. hollowed by a pancake breakfast at the church) Sunday, Apr. 4,10:30 a.m. Easter Sunday Confirmation 6 Communion Service EASTER AT �ST. MARTIN'S X (ANGLICAN) Rector: Rev. Mary Ranger APA. 3 - HOLY SATURDAY 7:30 p -m. - THE GREAT VIGIL OF EASTER Lighting of the Pascal Candle. Baptism & the First Eucharist of Easter (BAS) APR. 4 - EASTER DAY 5:00 a.m. - Choral Eucharist (BCP) 10:30 a -m. - A Festive Procession and Choral Eucharist (BAS) ( In Honour Of Our Lords Resurrection I • • • • • • • • • a • • • • • 862 837 837 RANGIER ata Lawn Cutting $15 dt up Spring dt Fall Clean up Trimming / Garden work 'ExceNallt Rsbs and Fr[ceaint Senefce' GUARANTEED! RESIDENTIAL A COMMERCL4L (416)806.1808 (905)619-2125 1201 St. Martin's Dr_, Pickering (905)839-4257 South of Bayfy Si. one dock West of Liverpool Rd &WI 2 Good Friday 9:00 A.M. & 11:00 A.M. Arend 3 Saturday 7:30 P.M. PPC Choirs & Drarna Present: "AB Hail Klug .esus" Am it 4 Easter Sunday 10:30 A.M. at THE PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX 1867 Valley Farm Road 6:30 P.M. at PPC PPC Choirs a Drama Present -All Hail King Jesus. ST. TIMOTHY'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 97 Bumher Rd. Ajax Rev. Calvin Stone - 683-6122 GOOD FRIDAY - Apr. 2 gam service "From a Distance" EASTER SUNDAY - Apr. 4 gam Breakfast 11 am service "Not rescued, but resurrected" .Piicherling Standard Church (Methodist) Brock Rd.11wy s7 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 Lor -d Has Risen" Special Music, singing Men's Choral Group, Solos WORSHIP EVERY SVVDAY 11:00 a, nc and 7:00 p. m 428-6102 or 665-0148 Dunbarton - Fairport United Church 1066 Dunbarton Road Pickering L 1 V 1 G8 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. aeiarm M Mehwaeaw P" Srvion Pang SBrtlkss i RAN= WAN= WORK sll� feral - LaairCalpiy Dung Magic For Childnin's Pafts CM 1A� And � � My Ow $31-7055 y.y a... `�," ELEGANCE 6 CUSS mmmmr A Dt5CKM MALVIlITEED iO4i-8761 NOW 1112MG Peisortat At Corporate Tax Genttolleramp Services. MICHAEL EVANS awned Aeteemblt (416)822-9474 & WAIONG - -' Fear CatwJfation I,`lafn Ralauin8 Basic Return for $45 l4 le Pr�Rs" bduft Ddkwy Fine R Fire Resoles inline and�daui q. 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BOX 17874 MICE LADY 53-. single widow with brown hair and a good sense of h w Enjoys drip Out. movies and wafts. Looking loan hnomnael male (50 r 65), 15:8 510'7 with $mfar ~ON. BOX 20117 ROMANCE 101 27 r did. saVe mother with brown hair and blue eye Enjoys outdoors. source and otter acevee,s. Seelwng srig a male with sin- aar interests. Box 20398 SO MUCH TO OFFER 40 r old- smoking• light drinking. -Vat. whir female with ate OW is seeing a might. what mate. 36 to 45. ler fme,ndshp and a pos- able reWo nitip. Enjoys dancM movies, and ager il1w sI BOX 34981 STARING A NEW Widowed female, N. 5'8'. 175 Ds. financial- lytemot10n1aMY secure. ion -$maker, SOCnall abrin. with a good sense of humor Enjoys theaw. cards. denow and trahrN. Seeking a W. honest single male. who has a good w,,,e of humor. s.anty and is a nor>-smok- w. nor a rrbonshp BOX 35274 LOOKING FOR A FRIEND 35 r oat. separated. whir lenale with dark hair and ore, Child a seeing an honest pro (estoral mal.. with similar hntere::, fpr In•n� hp. Enjoys music and rowing. BOX 1 WANT AFFECTION Single. wide female. M. 5'1-, pede. aMac- we, gnat sense of humor. Seeing a single, what mels. honest• sinew. for brig farm folabonsrsp am Olfaction. Enjoys dirwg. da ting. travel. and ampeg- Box 19330 SHARE WITH ME 5 2-. 116 0. attractive lady. who enjoys cart. Venation, music, neatre, drwp out. nine, and spiritual values. Seeking sty 00'5 gel- Meman, honest down to earth. average t0 median build. non-smoker and so" drinker. for tri indsh p and tpnperyo ship. CObourg area. BOX 26999 OUTDOOIITYPE 47. Spotare,dui. lin. adWnWrott. aright white female. average weghl and NKM above average looks. Social dim". smoker. 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S-" Sep. araled write male. 5'10'. pathent hmorous. non-smoker, who lows a challenge. BOX 11939 DEEP EYES Single. white mother of two. 43 r aid.wtwigltn Monde heli, blue-reen eyes. selelag BO mit. ler a rte ngkf releboshp- x 14963 NEW TO AREA 21 r old. 5.8-. 105 lb, sight. wbar %male. Monde hair, blur ayes. Enjoys music. ftardrg, moon and romatTec M"- larsod OM who Yue IDhaw fun. BOX 1 18 THREE'S COMPANY Are you a POW. sikgN female sa ls" a we of yaw own? VW~ ria, but sent deity him ship and callpelwy. a oli g amt wa4kNlde? Yittg st heart mid 50'S cikupht. stake she at two pmft and discreet Mug NW boat- irg IetrC ane txAdoor w. BOX 33060 FRIENDS 19 yr oK single meth► bOYrD ler a good ill "a alk to, and help ouf watt BOX 14253 WALK N W BHM IS r old widowed Nrllre ltd suppor4 down So SWW will deCenl motile. Sinking A widowed wart WAM li111sf SIMM Mn and A W" pmm-rA ttBOX 15883 NKgCLES CAM "AMEN yNar Naar. 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Enjoys ding out. cheater, dancing and the candy We Looking for a tai gensemhan. 55 to 65, with smliar rferests, BOX 12406 I WANT TO MEET YOU Sime white kmnae. 21 yr did- taalde, nor. blue eyes. 110 lbs. 57, seeking a single male- 21- 26. rtMdurniSYn Duda. Enjoys clubs, movies and children. BOX 17031 ice en Was Aly We met through the personals and on our second date we had dinner in a French restaurant andgot to talkie$ about places we haven t visitedyet. Venice was on both of our lists. Several months L and h CURE FOR LONELINESS 26 year old. 61', attractive white male. Inter- est are blung, camping and all outdoor activ- rbers. Seeking an attractive lemale 21 to 26 with sridar deems. Seeking a long term relationship BOX 12541 ITALIAN STALLION 35 yr ofd, Italian male is W" for a young. confident woman. for possible relationship Box 12562 CAPTURE YOUR IMAGE Single while male. 26 yr old. 65'. brown hair, brown eyes. professional, seeking a single female, arty age. for a casual rela- bonshp BOX 14809 WHAT'S YOUR RACQUET? Handsomemarried businessman, 35with a great personality Looking for an honest femare. 20 to 55, for Inendsrwp and possible discreet relationship Must like Sports. especially squash BOX 12569 SEEKING LOVE AGAIN 6'. 190 It Seta -rile a•.,e. v m brown nor arta tires �.5� ... •. s camping ani - �• , event v s 1e forgot about 1t. I decided to surprise her with a little six-month anniversary celebration. She couldn't believe it! We leave for Italy next week. Gad! 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BOX 12058 MECHANIC MAN Singr make. 31 r ad, 5'11'. blown hair. 1 HAVE A CABN.. �10 = I NEED TO KNOW Old. 51111". oft* aWa. 180 Its. 39rY an lot �A "jacherN seeking aSWOR E►jdya 54 yr old, marred, to mar 1s Utakng a a rtWe o caliph. la discreet encarMars a, ti t MP Gown to ertl edtcretL lenannciAllach" wore- SON" grow rmale, 25 r tal dam air . a Casual wlaaonship- eporitt ^'9E Me, tractor pulag, car rsonp BOX 12387 Call i-900-451-3793 INC/EST THE Va. lar possible MMWW*. BOX 12383 and anWrels. BOX 14708 DBE FLAMES OF DESIRE wAMM PIAI 34 r old sngr bt-cum- mala footing for a angle male. 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LONG RELATIONSHIP 27 r old. 8' single mw, iar1Y brown nelr LETS GET TOOETHEP- >• r old mala. 5'8-, 160 bbXs a ssMdrig a b+mruawrandaswmnobmDftkraoor AWNU M repo a nr~ ads which am drorrrd iWROOWrMe: prsr ads based on Leetilkg for sora=* who eToys and eyes• enjoys. travel. Crnpng. spots, mre, F. 40 b 50. No "trned n*les. BOX Avow avadnb fjc Advanced Telecom Sea wWis and deicing PoselDht rek"mihp. ere Looking ler someone. 23 b 21, Akio fS 18929 noes, pill. are me program gperakus, more. Ldallirtp for a gentlemen. 26 to 32. who BOX 12524 ougarg. BOX 15022 LETS TALK I CoPYrr9re 1999 ATS FREE PERSONAL AD FREE VOICE GREETING TO PLACE YOUR FREE AD, CALL 1-800-662 23. ANYTIME, DAY OR NIGHT. P PAGE 26 (NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, April 2, 1999 Dairy ween S •\ � ��� ��77 7 _ 4 :: "_ ..—a: _ � x, `. •-/!r *�+c. '� '`�kex. .- ...tet \� .Jft 41111= FA v P)eot,� I. B Fq`sr e� a °^UNCI Y�l 11�anttey,/asL A&'� i .PICKERING ION KINGSTON RD. 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