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Home My WebLink AboutNA1999_04_09PICKERING 11 NE W S ADVE . RTI . SER P I C K E R I N GS C O M MUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE ] 9 6 5 PRESSRUN 49,500 36 PAGES FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1999 OPTIONAL 4 Wf:FK DELIVERY $5/ $1 NEWSSTAND Forensic evidence considered in murder trial • Tilt of door knob central to defence BY STEPHEN SHAW Staff Writer A forensic engineer has told a murder trial the upward tilt of a door handle outside Laurie White's bedroom may be the re- sult of faulty installation. -That's what it appears to look like... It just isn't put to- gether perfect," John Mustard, of the Centre of Forensic Sciences. explained Wednesday in answer to a question during re-examina- tion by prosecutor Ken Polley. The upward tilt to the outer door knob is a central element to the defence in the first-degree murder trial of Jesse Watkins, who is accused of strangling Ms. White with an electrical cord and staging it as a hanging suicide. Ms. 'Whitc, a 20 -year-old den- tal assistant, was found on the floor of her bedroom in her par- ents' Pickering home on Oct. 8. 1996. ibW11lA#pS bekaga WEEKDAYS 440WEEKENDS 4 PIAS PST CST i In!�u hxb/tt ttul�t 0 womwasmoeww Ammmdak GeV& CsanbV Cdr Caoett St. S. at Bmft Sa SSidSSUtlti E re� _ , Register Now! Town Of Pickering Spring & Summer LAURIE WHITE Testimony focuses on door handle to her room. The Crown contends Mr. Watkins strangled Ms. White and See MURUF_'R page 4 Inside the News Advertiser WHERE TO FIND IT Editorial Page ...........6 John Duarte.............6 F IN 1aiutuent ..........21 31mb ................25 Clas" ed .............31 GIVE US A CALL General ..........683-5110 NOW- en ......683-5117 Death Netices .....683-3005 Auetien Line ......683-7545 Sincerely Yeas ... ........ 1-800-662-8423 Email .newsroom@durham.net Web site ....durhamnews.net FAX .............683-7363 RON PIETRONIR01 News Advertiser photo The first putt of spring Lorne Wareham follows his putt closely on the ninth green of the Riverside Golf Club in Pickering Wednesday. Lorne, an Ajax res- ident, turned out with other golfers to take advantage of warm spring weather and plenty of sunshine to work on their golf games. Relief drive aids Kosovo refugees Pickering and Ajax residents to 4 p.m. Saturday and 12:30 p.m. are encouraged to help Kosovo to 3 p.m. Sunday. refugees this weekend by con- Items needed most are clothes, tributing to a relief drive being cutlery, kitchenware, - first-aid held by an Ajax church. kits, sewing kits, toiletries and Donations can be dropped off toys. at St. Timothy's Presbyterian For more information call Church at 97 Burcher Rd. from 2 686-4296. J s - x Duffin Meadows Cemetery a part ofyour life YicKenng backs farm land deal BY MARIANNE TAKACS Staff Writer PICKERING — It wasn't ex- actly what residents or politicians wanted, but Town Council hit the bullet Tuesday night and endorsed a memorandum of understanding (%IOU) on the sale of provincial agricultural lands in north Pickering ;fiat gives Queen's Park a possible +;n out of the agreement in five : ars. the MOU, which would require ca,,ements to be placed on the land hetng sold that would only allow them to be used for agricultural pur- rones, also exempts lots of less than ! i� c acres and those for which the Province already has buyers. "We certainly have not gotten all that we aimed for;" arca resident "dummy Thompson told councillors. However, he said residents could only hope that whatever provincial government is in place five years from now will not want to make use of the 'sunset clause'. Mr. Thompson also urged the Town not to agree to the exemption to allow golf courses proposed by the Ontario Realty Corporation (ORC), the provincial agency han- dling the land sales. He maintained such an exemption would "make a mockery of the agricultural desig- nation. The Town, Region and ORC have all endorsed the MOU in prin- ciple. However, many details re- main to be worked out before an agreement can he signed. The pur- pose of the easements is to save as farm land most of the Province's 2,000 -hectare agricultural 'assem- bly' east of the York Region and Toronto borders, west of Duffin Creek and north of the Canadian Pacific Railway line above Finch Avenue, up to the Fifth Concession. Last fall, Durham Region ap- proved an Official Plan amendment requested by the ORC to allow some of the properties to be divided, on the condition agricultural ease- ments were placed on the lands. 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"It's a last-minute change we're dealing with;" says Leo Plue, co-ordinator of sec- ondary school restructuring for the Durham District School Board. Under the Province's new secondary cur- riculum, high school students will have to se- lect a career path in Grade 9 based on either academic or applied courses. The Ministry of Education and Training reports academic courses will have a stronger focus on theory and abstract exam- ples, while applied courses will focus more Rebellion hanging probed Historical Society hosts debate on Peter Matthews One of Pickering's most interesting historical citizens will he the subject of discussion at the Tuesday, April 13 meeting of the Pickering Township His- torical Society. The meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. at the East Shore Community Centre on Liverpool Road just south of Bayly Street. Admission is free and all are wel- come to attend. Area resident Peter Matthews was hanged 162 years ago for his role in the Upper Canada Rebellion of 1837. New information brought forward over the past decade has provided a new per- spective on the rebellion and his part in it. A historical plaque has been erected in Brougham in Mr. Matthews memory and contact has been made with his di- rect descendants in Michigan. As well, his story has become an integral part of the annual Spirit Walk at Pickering Mu- seum Village. At the Tuesday meeting, being held the day after the 162nd anniversary of his execution, Pickering Museum Vil- lage staff will provide a presentation on Mr. Matthews and the era he lived in, based on current research. Those who attend will have the op- portunity to learn more about the forces that created modern Canada, and about the Pickering Township Historical Soci- ety. The meeting will be followed by a social time and light refreshments. For more information call Tom Mohr at 839-1221. on practical applications and concrete exam- ples. Mr. Plue explains the additional work won't be mandatory for students switching streams between Grades 9 and 10 but says school principals will be required to recom- mend pupils complete the extra course mate- rial before doing so. He notes the idea is to "make up some of the gaps in content" be- tween the two levels, but maintains students "can still be successful in the next grade level without taking the extra course work:" However, board officials say because they don't know how many students will switch streams after completing Grade 9, or how the applied and academic courses in a subject will differ, it's too soon to know how the boards will address the issue, which will likely affect math, science and English courses. "We will look at a number of approaches to assist students," says Mr. Plue. For exam- ple, the additional material could be com- pleted during exam days or worked on inde- pendently by pupils. 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White's cx- first-degree mur- sessive Mr. with him and friend. The day, the patholo- his evidence was Mustard's testi- boyf'riend. has der charge. Watkins stalked murdered her on Crown planned gist who per- delayed by legal mony and took then ran the 2.4- pleaded not The Crown M.. White when Oct. S. 1996, and to call its final formed the scc- arguments which up the entire day. metre cord from her neck up ( -- I' I ' across the top ut9AR I I I � _ the door, pulling it down the Cho the side of the door Sleep, + I • A. . k until it snapped - "'Factoryj !"°!" ` as a result of the _ Posture Care - pressure. - l 39�. 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W.'►1'TU •'r,T,ri'q, 17AT'o P PAGE 6 NEjNS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, April 9, 1999 s a Editori I N E W S AD V EDITORIAL Alternate energy forms worth a look ti V r a & OPINIONS Cetebrata the Tuture, DURHAM E RT I S E R A P R 9. 1 9 9 9 1 i 1 I DON'T M IS AN FJ -ECT N i� TuM � PRESENT, All I W 15 TME AA FOR YOU WD WE VIA SET ZO WORK Keep the Pickering `A' reactors closed 7. "Shut them down for gcx,cf." „ years• and a staggering $_� billion f So blares the headline on a tabloid through to the year 2(109. These older re- r leaflet that should have arrived at your actors have had serious accidents, lead- i home in recent days from Greenpeace Canada and Nuclear Awareness Project, ing to increased radioactive pollution '�._ and the risk of core meltdown.- -- r� J which are calling for the permanent Greenpeace and NAP claim in their shutdown of the four older 'A' reactors at leaflet that "green energy is available at the nuclear plant here are all factors the Pickering nuclear plant. now", that "clean, green and safe" elec-, the utility will take into consideration "Shut them down for goxxl... for the tricity sources such as wind turbines, when deciding whether to restart them. good of the environment, our health and solar and biomass power and small If those costs are too high and im- the economy;' say Greenpeace and the hydro projects "could easily" replace the provements at the nuclear station too umbrella organization of Durham Nu- idle reactors at Pickering and Bruce. slow, the utility should seriously consid- clear Awareness, which believe the reac- FoxA for thought and worthy of in - er alternate forms of energy proposed by tors here and four at the Bruce nuclear vestigation by Ontario Power Genera- the anti -nukes. If those energy sources plant should not he restarted. tion. the Crown -owned electricity gener- prove to be more economically feasible "No other nuclear plant in the world ating company which replaced Ontario and safer than the Pickering and Bruce is surrounded by as large a population as Hydro at the beginning of this month. reactors, perhaps the day will come Pickering -one one -aril -a -half mil lion After all, the growth of nuclear power LETTERS TO T N E EDITOR people within 30 km;' shouts the leaflet. has come to an end around the world. In "A catastrophic nuclear accident at Pick- Canada and the United State~ no new enng could wipe out Canada's heart- nuclear plants have been ordered built in land ... The Atomic Energy Control the past two decades. Our ambulance Board has admitted that it would not For its part, OPG says issues such as allow a new nuclear plant to be built in the cost of running the 'A' reactors at dispatch must the same location today, yet it refuses to Pickering and progress in improvement_c shut down the Pickering plant in order to at the nuclear plant here are all factors , prevent a disaster.'- the utility will take into consideration stay In Durham Pretty alarming claims. when deciding whether to restart them. But, the anti-nuclear lobby would say If those costs are too high and im- To the editor: 'it's not out to scare you. It only wants provements at the nuclear station too As a resident of Durham Re - your support in demanding that the 'A' slow, the utility should seriously consid- gion, I would like to congratulate side of the Pickering power plant never er alternate forms of energy proposed by Durham council and Region Chair - he restarted. the anti -nukes. If those energy sources man Roger Anderson on the bold It offers some compelling arguments prove to be more economically feasible and courageous step to amalga- to support the permanent mothballing of and safer than the Pickering and Bruce mate and manage ambulance ser - the four Pickering reactors and the four reactors, perhaps the day will come vice throughout the region as rec- at Bruce. -This nuclear mega -project when the utility does indeed decide to ommended in the final report of the will cost $5 billion over the next four "shut them down for goxxl". Land Ambulance Service review %at a long,strap a trip' g 'it s been So what's changed in the nast 25 venrO Most of you know, or at least you should know by now Durham Region is celebrating its silver anniversary this year. The Region has many events planned throughout the year. But I don't want to talk about them. Instead, today I will take a look back 25 years and see what was hap- pening in the world as Durham Region was coming into being. The year was 1974 and... well... we were all a lot younger then. Let's get the sad news out of the way first. There were a number of major disasters in 1974. An earthquake killed over 5,000 people in Pakistan, floods in Brazil and Bangladesh claimed 3,500 lives, another 945 peo- ple were killed by tornadoes in the United States and hurricanes were re- sponsible for another 2,200 deaths in the Phillipines, Honduras, Australia and South Korea. Assassinations made headlines in 1974 when the wife of South Korean president Chung Hee Park was killed John Duarte Staff Editor by a sniper's bullet meant for her hus- band on Aug. 15. Kidnappings also grabbed their share of the news. Most notable was the abduction of Patricia Hearst, daughter of publishing tycoon Randolph Hearst, on Feb. 4. Looking back 25 years is proof pos- itive the more things change the more they stay the same. In 1974, oil and gasoline prices were going through the roof but more ironic was the talk around the globe of the possible impeachment of a U.S. president. Back then, it was Richard Nixon on the hot seat. Nixon's presi- dential position in the oval office was, undressed by missing moments of tape and stained by the Watergate cover-up. Twenty-five years later there's Bill Clinton, whose stolen moments in the oval office were uncovered by tape (girl talk on the phone between Moni- ca and Linda) and a few stains on a blue dress. In the entertainment business, Bachman Turner Overdrive had the best-selling album in Canada and won the Juno Award for best group. Best male artist was Gordon Lightfoot and best female artist was Anne Murray. At the movies, 'The godfather Part II' won best picture at the Oscars and netted Francis Ford Coppola a best di- rector statuette, Art Carney was best actor and Ellen Burstyn was top ac- tress. On TV, we were watching All In The Family,' 'Benny Hill,' 'Cannon,' 'Columbo; 'Dean Martin,' 'Hawaii Five -0,' 'Ironside,' 'Kojak,' 'Mary Tyler Moore; 'M*A*S*H,' 'Sonny and Cher,' 'Star Trek' and 'The Wal - tons.' And, speaking of 'The Waltons,' it's time to say, "Good night, John Boy." sponsored by the GTA regional i councils. While the present "blending" of hospital-bascd, private and Min- istry -run operations have served their purpose, to be replaced by a uniform Durham Ambulance Ser- vice by January 1, 2000, para- medics currently in these services will be in position to upgrade their skills to offer more than defibrilla- tion and symptom relief on a broader basis. This is particularly important in highly -populated areas in the region like Whitby, which soon won't have a hospital, or rural areas where transport time is an issue. The consultant's report vigor- ously supports the notion that the service he dispatched and managed by the municipality, much like Toronto. But the Province seems reluctant to give up dispatch. In fact, the Province is still leaning in the direction of sending Oshawa's dispatchers, currently employees of the Province, to the Lindsay Communication Centre later this summer. This would be akin to having Toronto Ambulance dis- patched by Buffalo with no ac- countability for the region's re- sources and difficulty in managing staff. It's vital the residents of Durham Region contact their local MPP and, in particular, Roon Kasperavicius, Co-ordinator Cen- tral Communications Centres of the Ministry of Health's Emer- gency Service Branch. Let them know that the residents will accept ownership of a high-performance pre -hospital care system and the cost associated, but we demand ac- countability. The Ministry of Health phone number is 416-327-4327. Lawrence Knox PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor -in -Chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Director of Advertising Duncan Fletcher Retail :1dvertising Manager Eddie Kolodziejcak Classified Advertising .Manager John Willems Real l•.state. Automanve Advertising Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager Lillian Hook Ojfice ,LMamiger Barb Harrison Composing .ttunager News (905)683-5110 5A10 (905) 683-5110 Classifieds (905)683-0707 Distribution (905)683-5117 General Fax (905)683-7363 E -Mail new sroomradurham. nct Web address wwwAurhamnews.net 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. 1. IS 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. AOCM 0#U mg M_ "'a• NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, April 9, 1999 PAGE 7 MP • • ,,t � i �... �' � _'..� _ .�,. �- DURHAM REGION Durhampolicehonour civi ianernes NEWS IN BRIEF Brave citizens rescued others, foiled bank heist BY KEITH GILLIGAN Staff Writer A Pickering teen who rescued a snowmobiler from icy Lake Ontario and a Pickering man who helped foil a bank robbery are among seven people honoured Wednesday for their heroics. The magnificent seven were pre- sented Durham Regional Police Civilian Awards given annually to people who have "demonstrated ei- ther bravery or community spirit", Staff Sergeant Roy Gcxxl told those assembled at the Region headquar- ters in Whitby. Kevin Duhancy, 19, was hon- oured fir helping pull a snowmobil- er out of Frenchman's Bay in Pick- ering on Feb. 26 of this year. Thc Pickering teen was on the beach with friends when he heard the Scarborough man's snowmobile go through the ice. "Despite the obvious hazards of several large arca% of open water on the bay, Kevin went to the aid of the victim:' Staff Sgt. G(xxl said. "By exercising extreme caution and careful judgment, he was able to find his way out on to the bay and pull the victim to safety with a branch. "If not for the quick thinking and brave actions of Kevin Duhancy, this incident most probably would have ended in tragedy:' Staff Sgt. Good added. Pickering resident John Wight - man put his jot) skills to work to help Durham police nab a bank rob- ber Dec. 22, 1998. Just before 10 a.m., he was using an instant teller machine at the CIBC branch at the corner of Hwy. 2 and Rougemount Drive in Picker- ing when he saw an employee in- side signalling that a robbery was in progress. A former bank manager who works for the CIBC in a corporate secunty position that involves rob- bery prevention, Mr. Wightman KEVIN DUHANF_Y Saved snowmobtler on Frenchman's Berg used his cell phone to call 911 and, while waiting for police to arrive, kept a bank customer from entering the branch. Staff Sgt- Gcxxi said Mr. Wight - man "maintained his decorum under what had to be very stressful circumstarwcs. T1x-rc is no doubt that his actions assisted in this inci- dent heing concluded in a success- ful manner without carious injury or even death" On July 28 of last year, three- year-old Scott LeClair was rescued from the backyard pool of his Whit- by babysitter's home by his eight- year-old brother Kevin and babysit- ter Tracy Burnham. When the youngster jumped into the deep end of the pool, his 'water wing' flotation devices slipped off his arms. "His hands were straight up:' Kevin recounted. "One of his wings came off and then another. BRUCE PF.ARSE Aided two-vear-old hov after traffic accident. "I realized he wouldn't come back up. 1 brought him up to the babysitter. Tracy gave him CPR and called 911.- Staff 1I"Staff Sgt. Good noted that short- ly after the babysitter began admin- istering CPR. Scutt began to cough up water. He was taken to Oshawa General Hospital where he was kept overnight. Kelly Se-dore-Ihtlor, of Brechin near Orillia, and Bruce Pearse of Sunderland were honoured for their efforts in helping a two-year-old boy badly injured in a traffic acci- dent on Feb. 12, 1998. The boy was riding in a car on Hwy. 12 with his grandmother dur- ing a severe snowstorm. Mr. Pearse was working from his home office in Sunderland when -1 heard a bang and I looked outside. I saw one car in front of the house-- and ouseand one further north. The first car was fine. The second vehicle, the lady was very distraught" as she'd been cut and her car badly dam- aged. When Mr. Pearse got to the two- year-old in a car seat, "Mere were no vital signs (and) it was windy and cold. I wondered if I should move him. There was a lot of gas and fumes. I elected to move him out and I started CPR. "A lot of vehicles went by and didn't stop:' Mr. Pearse recalled. "I was relieved when Kelly stopped" while on her way home from work" A former paramedic with the Apsley ambulance service. Mrs. Se- dore-Dctlor will never forget the day. -It was really icy, windy and cold. The road iced over. I was com- ing over the top of a hill and there was a vehicle on the side of the road. I came up and Mr. Pearse had the: boy on the hcxxl of the car, giv- ing him CPR. l climbed up, laying on the broken windshield. " I opened his windpipe. I gave him spinal support and kept him warm" until an ambulance arrived. The boy, who suffered a de- pressed skull fracture, is now three and doing fine. Neel Perry of Ncstleton was heading home from work on Dec. 3 of last year when he came upon a van which was on fire and billowing smoke on the border of Uxbridge and Scugog Township. He pulled up beside the: vehicle and got the driver to pull over. " I noticed his son was in a wheelchair:' Mr. Perry said. When the driver pushed a hution to lower the wheelchair lift, oxygen entering the van fuelled the flames. he recounted. Mr. Perry entered the van to carry the 29 -year-old quadriplegic to safety. -1 didn't even think of being scared... Mr. Perry's "keen observations and quick action without regard to his personal safely averted a cata- strophe:' Staff Sgt. Go od said. Nuclear plant comes up slightly short on production goals But, Pickering station gets good reviews in most areas of `report card' PICKERING — The Picker- ing nuclear station has failed to meet three of the 14 performance indicator targets set for it for Feb- ruary by Ontario Hydro. The power plant bettered the targets in nine other categories and met them in two, according to 'the latest monthly 'report card' released by the provincial Crown corporation to make itself ac- countable to the public. Since renamed Ontario Power Generation, the corporation notes in its February report for the Pickering facility that all produc- tion performance indicators were worse than the target for February due to the forced outage of the Unit 5 reactor and the extension of the Unit 6 outage earlier in the year. February report card results were as follows, for the first two months of 1999, except for mea- surements that are quarterly, as indicated: • In an index reflecting nine in- dustry standard performance measures set by the World Asso- ciation of Nuclear Operators (for the fourth quarter of 1998) - 71.5 per cent, bettering Hydro's target of 64 per cent, but short of the in- dustry median of 85.2 per cent. • Public safety Level One and Two events reportable to the Atomic Energy Control Board (AECB) - zero, improving on the target of two. • 'Reactor trips' or the number of unplanned automatic reactor shutdowns per 7,000 hours - zero, better than the Hydro target of one and the industry median of 0.8. • The number of special safety systems which exceeded their yearly unavailability target - zero, bettering the goal of one. • Compliance with nuclear safety commitments to the AECB - 100 per cent, meeting the Hydro goal of 100 percent. • Net electrical production by the station - 2.2 terrawatt hours (one terrawatt equals one billion kilo- watts), failing to meet the target of 2.4 TWh. • Capability factor or amount of energy capable of being produced per month as a percentage of per- fect performance - 75.2 per cent, worse than the Hydro goal of 83.2 per cent and falling below the in- dustry median of 82.8 per cent. • Total outage days per reactor - eight, failing to meet the target of two. • Low and intermediate level solid radioactive waste produced - 210 cubic metres, improving on the Hydro target of 483 cubic me- tres. • Radiation dose to the public from the 'A' and 'B' stations to- gether - 1.6 millirem, bettering the goal of two mrem. • Major and moderate preventable spills - zero, meeting the Hydro goal of zero. • Total collective dose of radia- tion to all on-site personnel and visitors - 3.7 rem/unit, bettering the goal of 10.8 rem/unit. • Industrial Safety Accident Rate, the number of accidents per 200,000 work hours that result in lost work time, restricted -work injuries or fatalities - 0.24, im- proving on the Hydro target of 0.4 and bettering the industry me- dian of 0.4. • Accident severity rate or the number of days lost for injuries per 200,000 hours worked - 1. 1, surpassing the goal of five. Hydro states that performance listed worse than target is not an indication the reactors are unsafe. APRIL 9, 1999 Trees come down to make way for corn field A Scugog-area family has been given the go-ahead to cut down 16 hectares of trees so they can plant corn on their farm. Durham council Wednesday approved an exemption to the Re- gional Tree Conservation By -Law to let John Kersten and his son Tony remove the trees from a property east of Hwy. 7 and 12. between Reach Street and Scu- gog Line 6. Scugog Mayor Doug Moffatt said the land had been pasture, but over time, trees grew there. Now, the owners want to grow corn. The Kerstens had originally wanted to cut down 60 hectares of trees, but some of the area is en- vironmentally sensitive. The family owns and farms more than 150 hectares in Scu- gog and rents another 100 hectares in the Township. Durham Region pays more for family help office Durham Region will keep a family counselling office at 169 North St. in Port Perry open for another five years although the rent has increased. Regional council Wednesday approved a new lease that runs from July 1 of this year to June 30, 2004. The annual rent for the office of $6,621.38 includes all operat- ing costs, such as janitorial and realty taxes. However, if the realty taxes in- crease during the period of the lease, the Region would have to pay its share. The office of the social ser- vices department takes up about 250 square feet on the first floor of the building where it's been locat- ed since July 1, 1988. This is the second time the rent has increased since the office opened. Owners David Jerome Taylor and Sandra Irene Taylor, of Sanjer Investments, say they are raising the rent because of increased op- erating costs and higher realty taxes. New police grads to patrol in Durham The Durham Regional Police Honour Guard and Chief Kevin McAlpine will be on hand Friday, April 9 (tonight) to welcome 18 re- cent graduates of the Police Col- lege in Aylmer. The newest officers will soon be joining the ranks of Durham Regional Police following a com- mencement ceremony at 7 p.m. at R.S. McLaughlin Armoury in Os- hawa. AIP PAGE 8 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, April 9, 1999 Cash aids Access to Care facilities A $4.3 million boost to commu- nity care in Durham Region will go a long way to ensuring quality homecare for local resi- dents. says the CEO of the local care access cen- tre. -We're ex- tremely pleased. I see the increase going to people of all ages for ser- vices in the home. It will allow us to meet the growth demands in the Region;' said Janet Harris. the chief executive officer of Durham Access To Care (DATC) which pro- ides home care. placement and information health sen ices in this area. The new funding means an increase of $4.3 million to the agency's 1999- 2(XX) budget. The Durham funding was part of a larger an- nouncement by Long -Term Care Minister Cam Jackson. Tuesday for more than 51 h i l l i o n provinccwide for Community Care Access Centres (CCACs) like DATC. Tuesday's announcement was anticipated but still appreciat- ed. "it wasn't a surprise but a very welcome relief;' said Ms. Harris. "We had been projecting a little bit more with the population growth and hospi- tal restructuring:" The new funding will raise DATC's budget to $39.3 million in 1999. Of the new money, Ms. Har- ris said she has been told $2.8 million is ear- marked for nurs- ing and home- making while an- other $1.58 mil- lion will address funding equity to ensure Durham is on par with other communities in its per capita al- lotment. I V UNIROYAL TIGER PAW ASC 1411 One Tire Fo r Two Tires For 1 9 5 $ 5 P185 75R14WW P185 75R14119 WW ■ Bring us your bald, your air -challenged, your treadless. We'll replace'em for you. AN& Flyen right to your doorstep! Only in your News Advertiser 't-Od•wLy.!.`ri M! .`i ✓i.•. ,-..-...✓-.+.w .• aIi... u' . i I . f a • .. . ♦ ♦ a4 Ila • f • ► . ► b . a ► %. . ►; ►• ► ►i : e• �►rti b �F ► ► ♦LaE�SJ4RYFAT:S�•i FRJDAY EDITIXIlM April 9, 1999 PAGE 9 XT FundmraiserPrAi aI s Durham youth shelter A concert featuring Celtic singer- Nicky Tams. by calling Marion at 433-1951 The Ark Shelter for youths tern and guidance to young peo- songwriter John Allan Cameron will "Tickets, at $15, are available or Kathleen at 571-7124. provides temporary living guar- plc dealing with difficult issues. benefit The Ark shelter for Durham youths in need. The concert, which will be held Sunday, April 25 at 7:30 p.m. at Brooklin Community Centre at 45 Cassels Rd. 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"This was a very special celebration in which we recog- nized ke\ members of the interfaith and human rights community for their exceptional work to create tolerance and understanding between all reli- gions and races. -Both M„been and Roland have been stellar examples of individuals committed to this idea!" Mr. Rutland, who also fosters racial harmony through his associa- tion with the Baha'i community, says. "[ believe that there needs to be a strong pro -active approach to race re- lations and human rights work at the community level" SALEPECIA BARGAINS IN TODAY'S News Advertiser Fri., April 9, 1999 News Advertiser • BiWay Ajax/Pick. • Souclair Ajax/Pick. • Canadian Tire Ajax/Pick. ' Canadian Home Leisure AjaxfPick • Dr. Green Lawncare Ajax/Pick. • Food Basics Ajax/Pick. • Grand & Toy Ajax/Pick. I.G.A. Ajax Loblaws Ajax Michaels Ajax/Pick. New Homes (East) AjaxfPick. Pennzoil Ajax 'Pioneer Pools Ajax?ickAcar. ' Puce Chopper AlaxlPirX ' Sw"er's PicklScar. 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M_M,�'� Villages and Towns Ontario Dear Marlin Travellers: Thank -you to our clients. who have come from all over Durham and surrounding areas who have all contributed during our 1 st year of serving you our unique brand of service. By allowing Marlin Travel to be your partner in recommending Hotels, exotic destinations, cruises, and tour packages. you have started a new breed of traveler- THE MARLIN TRAVELLER. You the Marlin Traveller have experienced how we are your one stop leisure travel agency. You took advantage of our full range of insurance coverage (especially our snow bird package), obtained currency and travellers checques in the currency of your destination. Our 24-hour help line available in most countries, has provided the security that we are with you on your vacation. Our follow up calls allowed us to share your opinions and recommendations. Thank you to all of our Marlin travelers who have written letters to Danny Caudle, our Manager. 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MPP • Mayor Steve Parsh Ajax) - Town of Ajax Councillors • Tow y Rckenng iuncillors - Haney Law Clerk Management Services - Max and Waneta Dennis - Stewart Schley • Weight Watchers - anadian Living - Ming Ou Restaurant - Shoppers Drug Mart - Head Office • Sullivan Entertainment - Chapters � —dace Ramsey - Ontario Science Centre - Dad Creek Pioneer Village - The Royal Ontario Museum- Famous ayers - Pickering Town Centre - Honey Ganir; Restaurant - The Ajax Horseshoe Pitching Association - Acaebee s P�Staurant - Eizabeth Barrett -Har -ice • Rronda s • Art"" s Hair Desigr • %arcy Doner • Linda Haney - Baro Downing • Welly Louber - Suron Group-Hentage Really - The Orthopeadic Therapy Clirir • Allison Bond • Rogers Video • Rxdu s - a zvi Electronics - Gattamrys-Pickenng Town Centre • The Body Shop - Laser Ouest - DEL Laboratones - Coies ",rnate Image Car Care Centre - Oshawa Centre Mercnarrs Association - The Art Gallery of Ontario • The Canadian ' age Company - Massey s • Beiamy s - The Bear & Firkin - Rea Lobster - Watt s Grin and Bar - Herongate Sam Dwmr eatre - Vaientinr s • Gamour Shots -Oshawa Centre - Arsna Umar • Mastermind Edueaeons • The Toronto Argonauts = .otball Club - Roots Car ada - G&G Electronics - A!ax Acro s Gymnastics Club • Hurren. 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Classes include quilting. folk art. knitting, teddy bear making, photog- raphy, kids' crafts, painting on fabric, Pen and ink drawing, oil painting, rouging, and home decorating. On the run in Pickerin The eight-week classes begin the week of April 26. Cost to participants is $50 for each class. Frank Bond and English Springer Spaniel Nelson paid u visit to Alex Robert- For more information or to regis- son Community Park in Pickering this week for a training session. Nelson ter call Diana at 427-8692 or Dawne was being taught ho►., to retrieve and was rewarded with u piece of cheese. at 683-6446. Support meeting for separated, divorced A group for separated and di- vorced men and women begins meeting later this month. Sc p a r a t c d Anonymous will meet Tuesdays from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at a Picker- ing church be- ginning on April 20. Professional lecturers will offer advice on topics like let- ting go, law, anger, grief, self- esteem, healthy relationships, in- timacy, sexuality and trust. The group is Al Anon offers support Is your life af- fected by alco- hol? If so, AI - Anon hosts its weekly meeting at 7:30 p.m. at St. Andrew's Church, 209 Cochrane St., Whitby. Call 1-800- 921-3555 or 728-1020. Ask for M -Anon. an opportunity to who find them- For more in- and location c meet with other selves in the formation, in- the meeting, ca men and women same situation. eluding the cost 416-283-3305. S Feel SeVen FeeT T_a- . For a Day'. Enter to win a chance to be a `Raptors Rookie for a Day'. • Meet the team and receive an official replica Raptors uniform. • Be part of the pre -game warm-up. • Sit near the bench as you cheer your heroes on to victory. • Be profiled in upcoming Raptors game programs. Complete and is sap Sears store. 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Call 1-800-921-3555 or 728-1020. Ask for AI -Anon. MUSIC: Country Concert '99 at the Sports Garden Cafe in Whitby features the band Meigum Road, line dancing, clogging and local inspiring vocalists. The event begins at 8 p.m. Giveaways, raffle prizes. Free ad- mission. Proceeds to the Heart and Stroke Foundation. WILLS: Pine Ridge Memorial Gardens sponsors a free information seminar on wills and power of attorney at 2 p.m. in the auditorium of the Pickering Central Li- brary, One The Esplanade. Lawyer Harvey Storm will speak. Limited seating, reserve at 427-5416. tern Association. Booths arc available for home crafters. 831-9204 (Darlene). FOLK MUSIC: The Plummer Avenue Folk Club meets at 7:30 p.m. at the Fellow- ship in Christ Church of Canada, 1755 Plummer St., Unit 4, Pickering. All wel- come. 905-985-8866. TENNIS: Maple Ridge Tennis Club regis- tration is held from 10 a.m. to I p.m. out- side Maple Ridge Public School, 2010 Bushmill St., Pickering. 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A baby grand had a featured spot in the lobby and a little girl sat there tapping out a childish melody. Not just a typical business hotel after all, I thought, not- ing the 'Just for Kids' check- in counter. Halifax might just live up to its friendly reputa- tion. Those small welcoming gestures sum up my lasting impression of a short but sweet first visit to Halifax last spring. 1 quickly felt at home and on a first -name basis with this vibrant, clean, walkable (but hilly) city. The only companion I needed was 'The Greater Halifax Visitor Guide.' It in- cludes simple maps, accom- modation and attraction list- ings, and details of a variety of self -guided tours you can do on foot or by public trans- port in and around Halifax and its sister city Dartmouth, just a 15 -minute ferry ride across the harbour. As for the weather, the old cliche held true: At 11:45 1 could have sworn I'd have to abandon plans for a picnic on the wharf. At 12:15 I'd be spreading the table under sunny skies. I'd begin a day of sight- seeing with breakfast and a � 1• lig`. Selig emdhnn - FkWldkM and 5100 for over i 17 Y" i' large, hand -warming bowl of cafe au laic M, City Deli) at Brewery Market located at Salter and Lower Water streets. From here I'd make a choice to go for the high road or keep to the low road. If I felt like exercise, I'd take Salter Street, head up the hill and jog left at Barrington Street to Spring Garden Road for strolling, shopping and a tour around Citadel Hill, Hal- ifax's dominant landmark. This historic fort has displays and audio-visual presenta- tions (open May 15 to Oct. 15 ). Halifax has been an im- portant Atlantic port city since the British recognized the strategic potential of its exceptionally long harbour and established a settlement here in 1749. Alternatively, I'd avoid hilly climbs and wander along the waterfront. A shorn walk north along Lower Water Street brings you to the Maritime Museum of the At- lantic (open year round, S4.50). There's plenty here to J keep your interest for hours while learning all about two fateful events in Hahfax his- tory, which are featured in permanent displays: the hor- rific 1917 Halifax Explosion and Halifax's role when the 'Titanic' sank. Walking further north to Cable Wharf, I found arti- sans' studios, including Nova Scotian Crystal, Canada's only producer of mouth - blown, hand -cut crystal. Here I could sign up for a variety of boating excursions, har- hour tours, nature tours, deep-sea fishing, or a water taxi that lets you design your own harbour adventure. In Dartmouth 1 could take a two-hour Heritage Walk, or go canoeing on the historic Shubenacadie canal (Fair- banks Visitor Center, Tel. 1- 902- 462-1926), For detailed information on Halifax: Nova Scotia's Check -In Reservation and In- formation Service. Tel. 1- 800-565-00(x1. www.halifax- info.com. 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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 escapes, adventure ensues. Deep End of the Ocean: Michelle Pfeiffer, Treat Williams. Pfeiffer turns in an impressive performance as a mother looking for her lost son. EDty: . Matthew Mc- Conaughey, Wcxxly Harrel- son, Ellen DeGeneres. Den- nis Hopper. EDty follows the predicaments suffered by the i . 1,6&- 1 IFNI y gets er wish, It tally challenged young clerk, is plucked from obscu- turns out to be the assign- rity and becomes a star. ment from hell. GO: William Fichtner, Katie Holmes, Jay Mohr, Timothy Olyphant, Sarah Policy. Two young women are desperately looking to score some rent money be- fore one is evicted. Two young men are driving a car stolen during a wild oight of partying on the Las Vcgas strip. A couple of TV stars find themselves in the mid- dle of a real-life drug sting and a very creepy Christmas dinner. Welcome to the edgy comedy GO. tify Favorite Martian: Jeff Daniels, Christopher Lloyd. Based on the televi- sion series. Never Been Kissed: Drew Barryinore, Molly Shannon, David Arqucttc. Josic Geller (Barrymore) is a The Other Sister: Juli- woman who defies her mother to prove she has the capacity to be a responsible adult, worthy of loving an See 7WLV page 2 ThanK you Wlaxl. Every time you dine between u a.m. To 4 p.m. $i will be donated to the Ajax 4 Pickering Hospital fracture Clinic • 0 AprI110.24 inclusive Neighborhood Grill & Bar � tt• i • FRICKERING 8 Tatrnous care featuring a I THE OUT OF-TOWNERS (PG) Mon. -Thu 7:30 - 9:50 Fri -Sat-Sun 1:55 - 4:10-7:30-9:50 ANALYZE THIS (AA) Mon -Thu 7:35-9:55 Fri - Sat -Sun 2:00 -4:25- 7:35-9:55 LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL (PG) Mon -Thu 7:25 -10:00 Fri -Sat -Sun 4:30 -7:25 -10:00 THE KING ANIS I (F) Fri - Sat - Sun 2:15 10 THINGS I HATE ABOUT YOU (PG)' Mon -Thu 7:20-9:40 Fri - Sat - Sun 1:50-4:15- 7.20-9:40 TWIN DRAGONS(PG) 'Mon-Thurs 7:00-9:10 Fri -Sat -Sun 1:45-4:00- 7:00-9:10 FORCES OF NATURE (PG) 'Mon -Thu 7:15-9:45 Fri -Sat -Sun 1:40-4:05- 7:15 -9:45 DOUG+S 1ST MOVIE (F) 'Mon -Thu 7:05 Fri -Sat -Sun 1:35-3:35-7:05 THE MOD SQUAD (AA) '9:15 THE MATRIX (AA) 'Mon -Thu 7:10-10:05 Fri -Sat -Sun 1:30 4:2G- 7:10-10:05 10 rm, = 1 . f., N THE MATRIX (AA) *Fri, Mon -Thur 7:00 -10:00 Sat -Sun 1:00-4:00 -7:00 -10:00 SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE(AA) 'Fri, Mon -Thu 7:05-9:50 Sat -Sun 1:05 -4:05 - 7:05 -9:50 DOUG+S 1ST MOVIE (F) *Fri, Mon -Thur 7:10 Sat -Sun 1:25-3--,G-7:1 0 THE MOD SQUAD (AA) -9:10 FORCES OF NATURE (PG) "Fri, Mon -Thi 7:30-9:55 Sat -Sr. 1:304:10- 7:30-9:55 THE DEEP END OF THE OCEAN(PG) '9:25 THE KING AND I(F) *Fri, Mon -Thu 7:15 Sat -Sun 2:00-4:20-7:15 ANALYZE THIS(AA)- Fri, Mon -Thu 7:35-10:05 Sat -Sun 1:45-4:15- 7:35-10:05 THE -OUT-OF-TOWNERS(PG) *Fri, Mon 7:20-9:35 Sat -Sun 1:15-3:50-7:20- 9:35 10 THINGS I HATE ABOUT YOU(PG) -Fri, Mon -Thu 7:25-9:45 Sat -Sun 1:20-3:45- 7:25-9:45 ThanK you Wlaxl. Every time you dine between u a.m. To 4 p.m. $i will be donated to the Ajax 4 Pickering Hospital fracture Clinic • 0 AprI110.24 inclusive Neighborhood Grill & Bar AfP PAGE 22 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, April 9, 1999 Twin Dragons roarin Chan film Tti'iA' jroin page 21 Robert De Niro, Lisa Kudrow. cratic hotel manager, played by Paul Vitti (De Niro) is one of John Cleese. being loved. Carla and her New York's most powerful hoyfnend set out together to gangsters. But when it conics find answers to some of life's time for him to assume his role toughest challenges. as the of his crime family, he suddenly starts having panic at- Payback: Mel Gibson, James Caan. In this action thriller, Porter (Gibson) is shot by his wife and hest friend and is left for dead. When he sur- vives, he plots revenge. The Rugrats Movie: Ani- mated fun comes to the hie screen. You know the drill. Saving Private Ryan: Toni 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 Privatc James RN an. Shakespeare in hove: Gwyneth Paltrow. Struggling young playwright Will Shake- speare (Joseph Fiennes) is suf- fering from writer's block. Then. he meets Viola (Paltrow and, inspired by love, puts the finishing touches on one of' the greatest love stories ever told. True Crime: Clint East- wood. Janie,. Woods. Steve Everett (Eastwood) is an inves- tigative reporter assigned to cover the execution of" a con- victed murderer. The final inter- view with the condemned killer leaves Everett less than 12 hours to save the life of an inno- cent man. Now p4ving at the Cineplex Odeon Ajax 10 Cinemas: 10 Things i Hate About You: Heath Ledger. Julia Stiles, Larisa Oleynik. Popular, pretty Bianca Stratford (Oleynik) has a dilemma. You get the picture. Analyze This: Billy Crystal, Fr. tacks. Enter psychiatrist Ben Sokol (Crystal). Doug's 1st Movie: Based on the top-rated television series, this animated film lives up to its small -screen cousin's standards. Forces of Nature: Ben Af- fleck. Sandra Bullock. Ben (Af- fleck) has to get to New York from Savannah for his wedding to Bridget (Mauna Tierney). He has everything under control until an eccentric young woman Sarah (Bullock) literally falls into his life. The King and I: Rodgers' and Hammerstein's long -loved Broadway musical comes to an- imation in this classic story of love and betrayal. The Matrix: Kcanu Reeves. In the near future, a computer hacker named Neo (Reeves) discovers that all life on Earth may, be nothing more than an elaborate facade. The Out-of-Towners: Goldic Hawn. Stec Martin. A business trip turns into a riotous series of mishaps when a couple arrive at a luxurious hotel where they meet an imperious, aristo- Twin Dragons: Jackie Chan. Twin brothers have been sepa- rated since birth and have grown up worlds apart...until now. In a case of mistaken iden- tity they must switch gears, swap places and take action to save themselves from the Hong Kong mob. Also plaving: Baha Genius- es, El)tr, Go, Never Been Kissed. A'ox, pla_►'ing at Pickering Town Centre's Famous Players Cinemas: Life is Beautiful: A Chap- linesque fable about the power of imagination set against the stark reality of the Second World War in Europe. Roberto Ben igm combines satire, physi- cal comedy, social commentary and a touch of the surreal into a moving love story. Mod Squad: Claire Danes, Giovanni Rihisi, Omar Epps. Julie (Danes), Pete (Ribisi) and Linc (Epps) arc three juvenile delinquents enlisted to work as undercover police operatives. Also playing: /0 Things I Hare About You. Anulre This. Doug's 1st Movie, Forces of Na- ture, The King and 1, The Ma- trix, The Out-of-To►rners, Twin Dra,kons. 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Hand pick occasional squash hugs or "to beetles. Maintain plant supports and spacing to reduce potential prob- lems. Keep tomatoes tied up, for exam- ple, so that fruit doesn't begin to rot. Eventually some problems will call for stronger measures if production is not to he Inst. Realize that agricultural chemicals are safe if they're used as they're supposed to be used. Read chemical labels and follow them pre- cisely at all times. Utilize the safest chemical that will handle the problem and, above all, begin early. Perhaps a minor infestation of SEAM CORRECTION FOR OUR 36 PAGE SEARS PRICE MELTDOWN PRE-PRINT (SALES DATES: APRIL 5 -11,1999) PAGE 5 - SAVE 25% ON JESSICA SPORT SWEATER SETS AND TWO ROADS SWEATER SETS. THESE ARE SOLD AS EACHES NOT AS SETS. 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We're available 24 hours a day, every day of the year to ensure minimum energy disruption in 27,000 Pickering households and businesses. In fact, last year's interruptions dropped a dramatic 28%. world class performance compared to other jurisdictions. .OW ENERGY PRICES .',,s deregulation opens e market to competi- n. Pickering Hydro ::les are now amongst ;ne lowest in Ontario. here have been four :ate decreases, totalling nearly 6%. in the last C ur years. Our utility's excellent financial _,ase provides a solid .)osition for keeping prices low in the future. `OMMUNITY ROOTS The "Commission" :hat oversees Pickering Hydro is local, consist- ing of customers just like you. They are accountable to Pickering residents and businesses. Our admin- istration. supervisors and technical crews are all your neighbours. and involved in the local community. 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Ontario, L1W 3R6 Tel: (905) 427-0791 www.pickeringhydro.on.ca i .-.. ..i r t.: .. .. .. _ .. -_.L: .r. .. .. .-. �. .. ... .�..:. .i. r. ..- �i-�•r«... 5. _r. .. ...Lr. -. . •.- •r .. . . . .-. . . . . . • - - AV PAGE 24, NEWS ADVEftTISER FRIWIY EDITION, ARr�il q 1999 I r I l l F 1. - 04 -,; PURCHASE 11/0 '24295 WITH OR Itrcl111tas Hnegw 9 SA6 ad that a SIA. ■ uossoa• laswam at tam mal ltitrCan r�nletoa r n � tatlrtA SKUTLUSE $Z28 X Q i a ver o 1999 CIEIIY AM »osur� _ Gump ' MONTHLY PAYMENT s ALL TIE COMFORT$ OF A VAN, 960-"°00 `"'WINTIE STRENGTN OF A TRIICL CASH DOWN �� r.,.p� at sass ra a a s,ao '3.700 VorteC 4300 SFI V6 190 h GAS TAX - NOTgppL�E pane • automatic tr PRE-DEUVERY INSPECTION NO EXTRA CHARGE with overdrive • 4 -wheel anti-lock braking syster PSTnST i w Ta on °5% Generation dual front air bags • child -security sli SECURITY DEPOSIT ,325 side door lock •P4SSLock' theft -deterrent syste TOTAL AMOUNT DUE ON DEi VERY '4,A8 • air conditioning • AM/FM stereo with cassette Licenoe. 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Fees Extra With S0 down, monthly payment is S350 (Plus tax) - S828 due on delivery. ® ttle1t lie 1r r tw nate come vit rt us at1.- - - - + lessee have an annual costa Your deals.. on our t er i e at etwasarr� « call a at . Ae leases have annual l Idfornstre limit of 20.000 fan, $0.12 per excess kilometre. PST, GST and inerxanoe etre. AM teas borrowing d 3.496!8.9°5 per -mum Other lease options avaiable. F «, Down arxY« trade may be reQured '^w�^o approved bo GMAC credit ally. yn"n le: $10,000 r 1.9%APR, ere G+•vY Retro O P•1'"»f a Monthly Dormant artd coat a bortoanrp wie vary depandirg on amount naTow•a and down payms�Deers appy as indicaMd lo row 19 9 Chevy vy enl re/C a m, Asti cost models ,4 ig s38¢.�9. Tar obYp�pn sl o. �6. araaalW = retai axAorraxs n the Ontario Chevrobi Deafer Marketing Assoaaoon only. Dealer «der «trade may be rosary. Limned Vne eller which trade. na be combined with oMbr offers. Dealer �y Astro R7Z .yodels egagied ss 1.0 . Olers apply tp qur may Sell «base for bas. See your dealeMs) for oorxitiorro «dtais `RE -SEASON INSTRUCTION GOLF CLINICS )NLY... 99 ME ?0 tOROMMs Tn r FX-IMF r ;» r '7 • . - A bMv •./'- tid/'y l'T T73.'e'c `�:..l1 / :,t.& A A NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, April 9. 1999 PAGE 25 BIKE EXCHANGE BRAND NAMES - ALL SIZES NEW & USED • All Bikes expertly assembled i repaired Spor• 1 yr Parts & Labour warranty on New Bikes • Trade -Ins. over 1000 Bikes ,n stock • BMX • MOUNTAIN • HYBRID • RACING • SIDEWALK 415:10cl NEWS ADVER.'T1SER APRIL 9. New name, coach, owner for Major Junior IA ' Roller Hocken Lea ate squad P h ant ons set to t errorize rt Pr el 00 1999 BYAL RIVL7T Sports Editor games and I enjoyed it. this season. There's no hitting. It's just The Phantoms will PICKERING — The fast skating and scoring. I begin try -outs for the com- .eason is about to begin in basically heard that the ing season on Monday, earnest for the Pickering owner of the East End April 12 at the Pine Point entry in the Major Junior Saints, Todd Lawson, Arena at Islington Avenue .x Roller Hockey League wanted to sell it because he and Hwy. 401 at 7 p.m.'I11c �t ith a new owner, new couldn't spend a lot of time next try -out is at the Pine coach and a new name. on the team to run it, so we Point Arena on Friday, The Pickering Phan- started to talk about it and April 16 at 7 p.m. There is toms, formerly the East he came up with a price a $20 try -out fee. End Saints is now under and that w s t" T k the ownership of Nick says .t ouras. 'rsikouras, a Toronto native The Pickering entry, en- d who's coached ice hockey tering it's third year in the C for many years, most re- top competitive roller tZ Gently as the head coach of hockey league in the 3 the North York Canadians province, will be coached ly 'AAA' midgets of the by Dave Wilkinson who e Greater Toronto Hockey last year led the: Scartx)r- N League. Former owner ough Voodoo to the Walter Todd Lawson sold the Fran- Gretzky Cup, emblematic chile in the off-season to of the Major Junior 'rsikouras whose single Roller Hocken League v visit to a major roller hock- championship. Wilkinson d ey game piqued his interest was also named the: Coach 1– in becoming more active in of the Year in the MJARHL H the league.. last season. TlxScarbor- 0 d "I'm a an of ice hockey, ough franchise, however, so last year, I saw' a few will move to Georgetown 0. Tennis club courts racquet-eers PICKERItiG—A Pick- nior group lessons, junior ering tennis club will hold round -robins in the summer sign-ups this Saturday fox the and is available for private coming seaon. teaching. The Maple Ridge Tennis Individual general mem- Club will hold its main regis- bership is $20 and general tration for summer tennis family membership, which from 10 am to 1 p.m. outside allows all members of a fam- of Maple Ridge Public ily to play, is $30. League School at 2010 Bushmill St. and tournament play costs an The club runs a full slate additional $15 per person of organized tennis activities ($25 per family) for the sea - including competitive inter- son. Junior group lessons club leagues, house leagues, cost $30 for one child in a social round -robins and tour- family and S_'0 for each addi- naments. tional youn_.ter. Maple Ridge has a club Call Chns at 420-0244 or pro who runs junior and sc- R}an at 839-2113. A.M.H.A. REP AA&A TRYOUTS Ajax Community Centre (West Pad) The Pickering juniors will take to the cement for the league's annual Early Bird Tournament in Brant- ford on Saturday. April 24. Try -outs will revert to the Pickering Recreation Complex on Saturday. Man I from noon to 2 p.m. The Phantom's first ex- hibition contest is at the complex on "Thursday. Mai 6 at 7:30 p.m. when the Buffalo Junior Wings will provide the competition. The Phantoms will open the MJARHI, regular -sea- son schedule at home against the Ml,,,,issauga Rattlers at the complex on Thursday. Mav 13 at 7:30 pm We can be reached by email at newsroom, durhaanet Coaches Needed For RICCALL K WATTS Minor Novice A & Midget A 1683=3235i DATE Mr Notice AA No,r ce AA A A Mn Alen AA TRYOUTS Atom AA Mr Pemee AA P -e, AA Ur aar tam AA Bantam AA MM9e, AA .- Ac• ' 3 3 i:,- .- , : lbr "fr - ;:r : r ` :ry fjv- 4 "'Cr - - _ �:r ' Kv- V, Ac;, f - ..c^.' ... -._^moi X _ y;fy- Apr 20 N—, Apr 2' ' :trot Jfk.^ -•.• Apr 22 .. _^i•t^ -'rc- F• Apr 23 tea' Apr 24 t- ... t- 30C �..- Apr 25 -, Ntlarce A 1 Mr. Atom A TRYOUTS Atorn A Mr t)"wee A Pee.ee A Mn Bantam A Bantam A MOW A DATE ■n Nome A Sun Apr 25 :'XcrJ30w i Xan-? 7Ca' -:C • Kv- tit•- 3 !t- Mon AP, 26 ::c- ':mac- Tue Apr 27 : xca- ' 3Cbn ...- -x.. Wed Apr 29 --. ^:C- - .- Tau- Apr 29 C- ' .,, c- _- AAr 30 - Sar May ' 9 xa" : -,'Jr V A- X "•:C- ' .,. ...- :::L -r -. Yv^ + r C - Sun May 2 3 JCar-.•..a^ Coaches Needed For RICCALL K WATTS Minor Novice A & Midget A 1683=3235i a 9VP,PA@F4,"APyW#WRf Ayffi i1p --------------- - --- - - -- e ef I vusrl a ernes rc Bring In semi-final playoff series AtomPanthers Petes PICKERING -- The Pickering Panthers Wayne Gretzky minor atom 'AA' rep hockey team has been sidelined from the playoffs of the York-Simcoe league after a semi-final series de- feat by Peterborough. With Peterborough lead- ing the four -point series three points to one. Picker- ing needed to win gamc three on the road to stay in the hunt. But, the game ended in a 2-2 tic and a 10 - minute overtime frame failed to settle the issue. The strong Peterborough team came back in the third period of the first game to tie it at 4-4. The Panthers lost the second contest 4-1 in Peterborough. Pickering advanced to the semi-finals after win- ning a series over Belleville. After an opening game 4-0 loss, the Panthers never looked back. They took their next two contests by scores of 6-4 and 4-2. Once again, David Tomei and Wesley Pritchard were solid in net. Daniel Preb- ble, William Mitchell, Brent Shearer, Gus Matta- chioni. James McCardle, Chad Gaudet and Mark Gertsakis scored for Pick- ering in games two and three. Pickering played a hard- hitting and vastly improved Whitby Wildcats in their second series in the York- Simcoe playdowns. The series went to a fifth and deciding game with Pickering winning 6-3. The Panthers forced game five after winning game four 4- 2. Pickering went down to defeat in games two and three by 4-1 and 5-3 scores, respectively, after winning the series opener 3-1. Gert- sakis provided the Ione marker in game two while Jordon Pollari, Mattachioni and Chris Dixon scored in game three. Gertsakis, Shearer and McCardle tal- lied for the Panthers in game one. Pickering also got goals from Gaudet and Kyle Downing in the series. Tomei and Pritchard providing solid goaltending for the Panthers in the se- ries. Prebble, Jordon Guar- rasi. Mitchell, Kyle Van- derbosport and Dixon sup- plied solid defence. The Panthers opened the York-Simcoc league play- offs by losing a best -of - three series to Belleville in two straight games by scores of 5-3 and 1-0. Mc- Cardle was the only goal scorer for the Panthers in the series. The Panthers are coached by Gary Shearer, assisted by Randy Prebble. The trainer is Mario Tomei. Annandale curling playoffs in full swing BY JIM EASSON Special to the News Advertiser AJAX — The Annandale Curling Club regular league play is finished for the year and playdowns for the club championships are in full swing. Teams skipped by Warren Leslie, Jon Payne. Gord Norton. Don Crit:h- ley, Gerry Pinkney, Jason %lar:h and David Wake are in the race. Mario's beat Bob's in womens hoops AJAX — East Side Mario's outlast- ed Dakota Bob's 54-42 in Ajax Ladies' Basket- ball League ac- tion recently. Cindy Miles led the way with eight points for East Side Mario's. Kevina Mor- rison responded with 12 points for Dakota Bob's. In the second game of the evening, the Bank of Montre- al edged Glenn's Auto Service 46-35. Lana Le- tourneau scored 18 points for the Bank of Montre- al. Kathy Dur- nan netted 12 points for Glenn's Auto Service. Players in the league live in Ajax and Picker- ing. Andrew Roegele's junior men's team, skipped by Keith Metrakos, will face the Norton foursome in the An- nandale Skins Playdown. The winner will then advance to the final skins match worth $600 against March's bantam boys' team skipped by Graham Hill. The Last Chance Bonspiel i, on the wcckenJ \Aril I- .:nil I- .1nd in - eludes 32 teams. All teams at the Last Chance event play on Saturday and 16 advance to play on Sunday for a share of the $2,500 total purse. The season -ending bonspiel in- cludes a Saturday dinner and plenty of door prices. Reci-cle.' 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Depending on your Magt, %larkdown sayings card, you can ;ave 5 to 60% on almost all regular -priced merchandise storewide Just pick up a card while shopping, then let a ~airs Associate swipe it with a Magic Markdown pen Within seconds, you'll see how. much ELM you saved But hurry. This kind of magic doesn't appear very often. Offer excludes merchandise in Dealer stores and Liquidauon/Outlet stores Save 20-401 ON REG. -PRICED: Women's fashions, Accessories, Intimate apparel and loungewear, Maternity fashions and uniforms, Men's and kids' fashions, Men's, womens and kids' footwear, Hardware shop, Bath fixtures and accessories, Water and air treatment shops, Storm doors, Decor accents. 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The Pickering squad will now play in the semi finals of the Shamrock Tournament. Pickering lost 2-1 in sudden death overtime despite out - New slo-pitch shooting the Stouffville Clip- pers by a 10-1 marginin the third period. Chris Lard scored the Ione Panthers goal from Matthew Perrault and Matthew Gallagher. K%!e Dean and Michael Johnson shared the goaltend- ing duties in the series and both played extremely well. Taylor Gray. Steven Loder. Bohhy Clark. Ryan Lindsay, players sought by league AJAX – The Westney Heights Men's Slo-Pitch League is accepting, applications for its Sunday league season. Team or individual entries are ac- cepted. The league includes nine-m- ning games, doubleheaders, weekly MVP awards and uniforms. Applicants must be 1 � years of age or older. Call the Wranev Heights Men's Slo-Pitch Lea_•uc At 428-6708. Lecland Street, Bradley Downton, Kyle Fredericks, Rvan Van Santvoort, Jordan Lauriola, Derek Savoie, Corey. Lyver,. Justin Bruce, Kvle Walker and Tommy Myall also had a strong series for Picker- ing. The team is coached by Bob Bruce, assistant coach Steve Gra_v and trainer Kevin Street. Last Chance'. Registration for Pickering Mens or Ladies Softball Sat April 10, 99 11 am-2pm LPickerinq Recreation Complex 69CE/)C1R�?t95 HEALTH FOOD & FITNESS SHOPS BetterTM PICKERING TOWN CENTRE Sale ends May 2. 1999 Oshawa, Whitby, Clarington & Port Perry This Week presents... GARDEN LANDSCAPING SHOW Sunday, April 18 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Polish Veterans Hall 1551 (Stevenson Rd. N. off "Taunton Rd.) • Garden Centres • Landscapers • Guest Speakers • Prizes Grand Prize, Compliments of: Gardening & Maintenance Ltd. FREE 80 Page Ca e & SEED to first 100 ustoltners rickets Available: The GARDEN COLLECTION 53 Baldwin St. Brooklin OSHAWA/WHITBY THIS WEEK 865 Farewell St., Oshawa Co-Sponwred by: ...e;,;. were. Admission '200 AT THE DOOR c. 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Mo Air Taz<, ,: \ ► _ ty -- last � • 1998 CHRYSLER INTREPID 1999 RAM 3500 SLT SPORT DIESEL 1996 DODGE CARAVAN 1996 PLYMOUTH GR. VOYAGER LE 1998 GRAND 2.71. V-6, auto., p s., pb., p.w., pd -l.. 5.9L, 6 cyl.. diesel, auto., p.w, p.d.L, land 3.01. V6, auto., p.s., p b, 7 pees, sr, 3.31 V-6, auto., p.w., p.b., air cond., WL cruise, air. AWN Cass., cloth pAset-, p mirrors, tile, cruise, air, sport AKVK csaa0 . root rads, a more. 1 drivel slide door, WoWhiandling pack., CHEROKEE LAREDO buclols, consols i more. 1 owner. apperrrce, SLT Laramie, travel convert owner. SOL V5841. *rN $pre, p.w, pAJ., tilt, cruise, AWFM ALOO, PS, PB, AC, PMI, PL, AWRNCaes. Only 14,700 miles. Stk. 2972A1 spin axle, trailer tow, camper spec., ass., slue. whesls, 7 pats. i mono. Plus much mon. Bal. of Warranty. • Sale $21,888...,,,, s more. SOL T2948 Sale $14,888 . a..s S*- + T2w" Sale $18,888 . a.s s.lecbon available. - - - THOUSANDS BELOW NEW err- a. • f %WON" vim 1998 NEON 4 DR. HIGHLINE 1996 DODGE GRAD CARAVAN 1996 CHRYSLER INTREPID 1996 NEON HIGHLINE 1998 CHRYSLER CONCORDE Automatic Transmission, Porter Steering, Air Conditioning, Power krxi auto., p.s, Pb., air co ditionirg climate Group N, Convenience Group bot. aullomatic trans, AIC,s., P Pb. 3.3 V6 eng, AWFM ass., tilt wheskruite PSJPB, S spot., air conditioning Plus 11 2.7L, W6, auto., power sMrirg, Pores► • Brakes, Walaneo of Factory N, 7 Paa^9er a�n9, plus much control. power windows, p. locks, low much more. SdL V5162. brakm p w, PA -L, tilt, aids e, air, warranty. SdL#P6l138. more. Bal. of factory warranty. km. one owner. SOL#V5937 Sale $9 998 W 0M W"s AMfFM � P ate. A $11 488 �Lt� Sale 517,888 . �a�5 $14,888. -:. more. SOL P5lfas . tam taxes PRICED TO SELL doom"W„ 36 month Gold Kay lease. $4.000 down payment plus freid9 SSIplus rasa, adlail. tM jts0 a lit. Satmrity dspos9 wai,wd. O.A.C. 20.000 km per year/12c per km on average. Closed Ertl Lease Customer may rettl,n varticla a1 at,d d resat Il1rl �.je�, • Lease s 48 month lease wen $5.000 down Payment. Rate 10.2596. Sac. deposit estival. O.A.C. ftenent plus tarts, admin. lee S i60. Balance of factory warranty. Total krnS at lease end 54,000 km/average is 129 per km. Fk wxw L ft Latae, t kaladn *side, W tax, Old tat. PPSA AftmWa im mom $"I On tax. Fftw" boom i atltm Ian, inial alit 1.r16. 79.a10,w Per rum 8111mod, 0maas is 129 per ms. Partma Enid on MYykMn Neon with 220 Dachas. M also aL sura • t.■.. navel JIM TED DWAYNE TED ,I►M DON HAZEN KEMIN KERRY TOM WILLIAMSON PICKARD WILLIAMSON McELROY ARSENAULT HARDING WORSLEY PICKARD BRASS • CHRYSLER • PLYMOUTH • DODGE TRUCKS �•, "TIII1hING I.IKF A 19 HARWOOD AVE. (North of 401) 905111683mN! os"I" N"fiM Ill nWAX KIM 0ff*MPfdb ,. x r •illip?r r e ♦ a• as i��'�ii�'r�i�. i CAJAX DICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER To Place Your Ad Calk 683-0707 100 100 110 110 110 1== 110 110 =110 110 YORK SOUTH ASSOCIATION FOR COMMUNITY LIVING FULL and PART-TIME COMMUNITY SUPPORT WORKERS We seek only the right people, who have ambition and dedication, to train as team members. Successful applicants will provide support and services for people with developmental disabilities iving in the Richmond Hill/Thornhill, and Markham areas. Full and Part -Time Positions Available: Full time (Awake) Nights Start sale - $23,153 plus benefits Full time (40 hr) Weekends Start salary - $25,855 plus benefits t Part time for all shifts $10.88 per hour plus vacation pay Education in related social sciences, or experience is required. Please fax your resume to: Y.S.A.C.L - Richmond Hill - 905737-3284 4ttn: Competition #1999 0010 'Ifiaru� you to d!! w(►o reply; fiowtrztr, o,tly rbou eJiosas�or intavietus trrtQiSe corttdcte� �t �IOrt[irr�uiriGc A([4cC. The York South Association for CommuniR living n an equal opportunity empbver. 11 cancra CAREER SCHOOL OF FLOR ;�L DESIGN 26 wk Flor"Y A Business Program, 12 wk. n- ierisive 3-0ase program. 3 ak. PrakssiotW course. In - loin video. BegMMie s Pro- gram, Pan-bmNftrl Nene courses available. A school where all your U7inrp becomes worth etMk Ftnan- cut assistance may IN amiT- aNe 90S43&7746 "e um a1`11111 13 JtOre ow - ager Positron Available for our Pidimrq location. 2 - 3 years retail expenenMr wholesale/ lain Saki an as- set Sort Inwiitdialely. well esUblisheill coop" wNipeMive p Fait nt si4nue 10 (4116) 299.354 THE RAIL SU NIN Career TramN Center Career trart- ag avaable n anlfii]al nags. ear candling, path - cures. waxing Air brushoff and anoarp lethmqun Student Fuartung negotiable. (905)4:19-22, 7 • 1 Arts i Crafts CRAFTERS WANTED lit 'The u.n b ra:1 5'rowpW e' K- ed in nK Courba Flea Mar- ket. 4 km east d Oshawa Let tors slow a sell yow Clans di - no ism oo 8ie p MicutM Thera a NO havebct 6 month contras Also. re- sciegm 1 ni@dh Mee relit it you up M April 436,��30 Cad 905- i111�tIltL_ Gen" help ASSISTANT F a I person re guired for dealerships tinct[% depirtmpN in Whaby arca to work with retail customers on =r work M comp be Seasonal or ilio bine�pppolsiitions Oshawa This Wed,. P 0 Ba 481, 865 Farewell St oshm nn I IN 71 S FA. n97 Ar ItNt1UR Full TAIL part file Local Firm los 49 Im- niediafe opprps with Ilexlble schedules avaiubk $to 85 START No Exp Nec loll Train Must fill pons by Apt 9th Great for students and others. Cal Tuns - Thurs from 120a.m - 6 pm. (905) 723 250 250 �--" . 1 Mee A Arts i Caft SO POSITIONS AVAI Aal F IN AJAX for IigM assembly/paelagtng. $7.08 per hoar -day and anemoon shift. No experience necessary. Call 905-427-9712 for interview AZ DRIVERS 5 Positions available immediately. Pin to On Durham Region. Temporary to permanent must have dean abstract 2 years driving experience. Call DDP for interview. (905)•420-5005 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 faxed directly to Oshawa This Week, will not be forwarded to the file number. Originals must be sent directly as indicated by the instructions in the ad. DISPATCHER REQUIRED Experienced to Irelght movement between U. S. and Canada required Immediately by international trucking company. Geographical knowledge of U.S. required. Computer experience a must. Working knowledge of MS Word and Excel an asset. Please send resume and salary expectations to: P.O. Box 45 Pickering, Ontario Ll V 2R2 IN-HOUSE SALES Old Port International Martteting Inc„ is a distributor of better quality giftware. We require a nuenidy bilingual in-house rep to service our Quebec and !Maritime custom- er base. You must bave an organized, outgoing piers nahty and enjoy being in- volved in a sales-orienecd, high-energy en- virUrarMpl. We offer comfortable surrou"inp and a professional and successful atmosphere. Exposure to customers is through trade shows across Canada, and by telestAarket- ing. Please reply in writing by APW 16th, 1999 to: ATTN- Sal" Mansur ON Port Inarnatiional 16050 OIdSIMCoo OId �•ltOad Port P41ny ON 11.611. 1111113 Fax No: (905)985-0676 Only applicants seketeJ for an iwterriear will be contacted[ Experienced Hairstylist Needed Saturday only for friendly Unisex Salon. Occasional part-time even- ing work. Must be flexible. Call Laura or Mary 905-839-6246 betuxeat 9 an - 5 post ATTEM110NII Gel to bow and help your N .door ID floor talwaSsers required Im atcataldy for regimm dar- ities. No selep Molwed. FUN t:aning provided. Neat ap- a must. m�ospliere. eam A Cal Stan 743844 AUTO 800T Prep Position. full time steady gut have some tools. $8.00 and up pa hr. Appy n person x 889 (door905) 427-3100Rd. South.. near AW LABLE IME1rDrrgA MTELip-, OSIMwa 016M Sailers and Miarket 5taK1� people. Earn up $10.00 per hr. No selkq inF voW, phone worts erperi- an would be an asset. Cal Now. (905) 571.3533. BALET'i XWWNDust re- quires experienced preferred. Must love smart serve. Ener i and weekends. cal 852.4674 ask for Tracy NASTY BOSS Looking for 12 sports minded individuals to work half to death. However, will - n $13.87 PER HOUR Advancement available. No experience necessary. Paid vacation, also medical and dental. Must have own car. Call Sunday 12 noon to 2 p.m. Monday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 571-3532 OR 571-3534 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 UXBRIDGE TRIBC;NE requires NEWSPAPER CARRIERS to deliver papers three times a week in the following areas: UXBRIDGE Forsythe Dr. Galloway Dr. North St. Turner Dr. LEAKSDALE Regional Rd. 1, Regional Rd. 13 CANNINGTON Alison Crt. Beaaver Ridge Dr. Heron Dr, Meadowlands Dr. CALL DEBBIE 905-852-9741 BAR TENDER(SERVER for lo- cal pub Part time Expert- ence preferable Would sun mature social individual CaN 428 1815 for appoetmrcm. INSTALLER needed. Must have own tools 905-668-2675 CLASS A WJM. MjnmuiR 2 years a Wri,= for Oman al and USA openlim. contract, compensation and benefits paid. Call (905) 623.6273 CLEANER heeded to clean boom from 8:30-5:00. Cay 906a19.0602. Weld id on to Tutt by of VAlication n weCAIMIOt be retpon• $ for more thiol one Intertion in the etfed of an am. CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Ad- verbser will not be re- sponsible for more than one Incorrect insertion and there shall be no k- ibiliy for rloo-insertian of any advertisement. Liability for enols in ads is limited to the amount gild for lifeSpa1X OCCU- ft* the error. AN Copy is subject to the aggro- val of management of News Advertiser. wasiTmm AYA ML NbI6 I Few esp. DMebilihisit ale+sa dl�tr) •e�it34[ CONSTRUCTION workers. must have carpentry. rough and line skills DrywalVtMng skills Experience on erection of preengneered biV an as- set. Willing to work out of town Fax resume to (905)436- 9314 WIMPY'S DINER. Ajax. re. wires experienced FULL IME SHORT ORDER COOK Please apply in person with -sutne to 64 Harwood Ave S.. Ajax (905)-427-1993 DELIVERY DRIVERS with own rransporan,,n Apply at 1 Douglas Rd Uxbridge or Phone 852-6087 STORE STAFF Hard working'inwrsiry stiidmtsgra& 12 GuararNeed summer job from April to September Apply in person to 635 Kingston Road Pickering. TEL 905 839 8399. UU ML iU%F ANIMA LN? 1'.vt Tim, t a ip \ceded A 1 ing to work am or ;-m. wow weekend%. '`: ANY wFATHFR" Mature, n ponuble Mu%t be an mus" 1. er F."riencr in prt shirr. Yet of xv, .p iorrtrr, in asset. Mu,t have own car. .-n;u Yr es,xnly. in wn" to PO. sou, 66M 1555 ping low Itd. PSc kenug LIV b LON S. +: i,..: more per wee. As:e;:.:i.::,; products In lite Cowdg" of your own Bono% Send a SW - addressed stampedenvebpe o 0 PH 62400 Duigas St W suAe 541 Rel 636. Mis- sissauga oro 1.5K 2R8 ESTNETICMIUE sect rokogists required An b Telehr"gire Aademy d Estfteutx SO" a mature Morino it as an In- strusors ASSKaM Mtniniue 5 years workingex perience Extxnent opportunty Fax re- sum(905)728-6310 a appy inperson e � 15 Sainem Si S WANTED - im aedock and Re - ming Walt Spepilist. Must rave ni morn 3 years ex - 0" t"'spo a win fit. and foreman expertewce an asset Also Required Latiowers Can or tax resume to Briduape Inc 1905)668-2742 EXPERIENCED Coruhws Dn labourer for exterior slu= contractor Hawk b Trowels experience preferred Need car. workbooks speak Erg- ksh. Cal(905)427-9415 37-:T--iT f] for well established North Pickering Compan33yyyy aced ta��m og Pisa, irrtedockrrt or lawwn maintenance, These positrons arc full arta year rood Cal Monday through Friday 905- 619.6761 or tax reswtie to 905 619-07& MLM APPLIANCE distnhdor los n Pickering area required mokved tri6ind- uaf for their wlortarly Itaridknp 6kQf mYSt 0e COlfptip Mo- ak. able to work halls d 9 - 3 Monday - Friday. could lead to til lone. Fax mama to 416 282-1086. OWERENCM Trieniarketers coded Pleased (905)27- 6040. HAL TOM citeCook A Pan Tun wait sun. Experience glerred pp1� 11 person: ►MaeY"Rd 8..Iwo 1MNISTYMT REOUIRED lot bmy salon in Apx Full or part Onto. Experience naessary. Cal Joe at 686 1918 for an IR tEADDUANTm Hair Salon seeks enthustatic, motivated experienced colounsts. styl 1M. and esftbc art.opwpeottone, boa. Cal ( tr min � 3156. INSIDE SALES required 15- 20hrs/wk Please call Bob or Tom at 905- 427.2819 LAWN CUTTERS required Full-time Morray's Law Cutting Service 6 Snow Removal (905)626-7624 MAIRSTYI IST assist ori managing salon Ex- enent salary package profit sharing Part lime stylists gpo-o- Snions in Whitby . Ajax Call Kathryn (905) 576.2512 MASSEY'S RESTAURANT Requires Full & Pan -time Kitchen Help & Seneis. Apply in person to 774 Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering. NEM.WOMFM,MIOS .• �j urS uullili Kl• at, a Magavines I aro Mra r ork d accepted tramp and -gistrarion Iees covered Can 4161-943-9343 or 1-800- M00-ELUS MONTESSORI Elementary 'eJCN!r •!,uired for growing -v niesson school in Ajar/ %ckenng area Starting Septi i9 Competitive salary Call '4051509-5970 Ext 107 HAIRSTYLIST om clientele -!qui-C 'or busy salon Fun -ne poseiortReally good op- r)rtutiny Also needed - Es- " rtician or hail Techmaan -IN Heather or Julie 66111- 5)w NEW GOLF COURSE seeds help we, advertaxir, -.cling for 10 ouitgong. ambitious to star Immediatey lilt -time city Call Jennifer lex Itteerrie'w 720-3ts4 No atxrience necessary. wilt trawl ORDER PKIERS- Ajax com- pany �Wesinev Wy) Re- awrtts 12 people to fillet, a price orders IW experience regwisd $7 hr to start Fax mune 10(905)831-3127 PART TIME TECH:\, ICIA N %--ded iwr will trawl Pickenny;, weekday+. 4-" and weekrnd work. S7 25i hr •requard Fax nesunte to 4051 427_811199, or %-marl pwkingw"1dYrham.wtt PART-TIME house cleaner wanted. !or the Durham Re- gion Must be bondable own transportation preferred, but not nesssary Wah% to train Phone after bpm 666-0727 PNMNAC19T, full-time pm - bon t how east of Toronto on Lake Ontario Computenred pharmacy Attractive remu- neration Excellent benefits and working conditions with bill% ittdep ndeo Cad cow Dear, 905-372-7171 WE WANT YOU! Experienced klemarkelers required. Hour - salary plus bonuses. Many tush incentives. n you're the one for us. Call Debbie (905.1138-0058 PNZEROG village requires IW line dicinexpenew d I servers wine nowkdpe an asset. Fbor manager. Sous stet. first took- bar. dish- wastierprep. lot interview pkai t 2il (90Sµ27-6999. PNES$IIOW HELPER re - Well for skit wort in Osha- ma plaint.. $10.09 per how. Tow motor linxnse aril writ IINS Ininuip aglia. Fax w me b su905 435 ons PURE PRODUCTMM is looking for Exotic Darters. No experience necessary. Tran- e and a0conintodakors pro- vided. wages $1000. weeldy. For more ingwiation dl 1- 80g-627-6934. GUARDIAN DRUG STORE require Immediately tull/pan time sales associate for evenings 4 pm- b pm and Weekends Experience an as- set but we wi train Please do not telephone but appy at 97 King SI East. Oshawa( next to Oshawa Clinic) MANAGER The Toronto Star re- quires success oriented individual to develop a sales crew of youths. RegsircmeMs 'Must have a reliable 're- hicie (van) to transport sales crew 'Be available to work evenings and weekends. Must have the ability to motivate and train fouths to sell o communicate with parents of young people who would like to sell Star subscriptions door to door We offer full training and excellent commission For interview please call 416-869-4551 (voice mall) or write to: George Thibideau, ci0 Toronto Star, Ph Floor. 1 Yo a St. Torolft, Oat. MSE 1 E6 CURITY - :. liar .r ;,.n -Line a a Ajax assignment Piet" of room for advancement, incluckag cann, drugbomb detixtwn VIP , - required Visit oro web site at SY!IOLL4fD Liewriyn unty 1-800-46,-7731 tiKl�l�ll\c; POOL SERV ICE POS IT10 % Prefer v.rr,ea,r ea3waeri v w4lu rd. at appearance, some . __v Idling requuvd $8.00 per hr. �t adrr•,n wekumrd Can (905)831-2498 1111511RAWE CLADS AWUSTEIt 9 Mcnth Contract Position Experienced All - Lines Foward Resumes To: PIAT INSURANCE CO. 111 Slmcoe St. Oshawa, Ont LIG 4S4 FAX: 905-728-9095 ,11E EM ADVERTISEN is looking for Kids to deliver pa - Cand flyers door o door tau tinier a week by 6 00 PM in their neThborhoods call 9054113-5117 TIME PROMOTION Department of The PKkenng Market is klokng for someone to work Saturruys and SundayysS to help with promotions Appbc- ams should be reliable, ma- ture arca rove a good sense of humoor. Please call Karen x (905)427-0754 ext. 231. SlIALLE"ustILCCbe E;S expen- enced to install running boards. truck ops, tog etc. Must have good ,cal aril elearini knowdeAOe. Need vakd drivers kcense with clean abstract. CorNad R.D.L.905-428- 7373.Fax �7376 WMT INE OUT OF ■ONBI Raise Maley for local C". cake lot" 1 3 to 4 W it PL:ek Day/EvenMrg Shift Mir Johsgt 576 2700 9 - 9pin HOME w�bloMMLqUM N EErEKO.It Sunummedi211W Fqr Ira 1110. padiage call 24 hs. toM- tree 1-888.771.7409. Toronto Llne: (416) 798-7259 Our phone lines are open AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER 24 -Hour Fax• (905) 579-4218 � 3oa�tna� �pFa. 130 C'omaAerristt Ave., � 1822 Whites Rd, Pickering SAra Iaea Amberl ea Plazsl YdSA CIeSSifi@d 0ltline. Now when you ad+reftise, Your wont ad NNrx MM.-#,lir: !�0 X111-360 pill i � �: Nrw� Tif+s.-fd:10:00 VIII-+�00 �w ��, � � � � ,. _ alio appears on fie iftlem�# at ttt�://www �.�� •Moll -5:00 fin. (le�lll Mnlllrr Alli S�Iwdoli � E-lftail: P .�� _ .� >� ' colnpo6xOdurhaln.tttlst ��_ . AA11P:RI14632,NEWS MVEFWMR FRIW11f Ea WNk Apo}I►s, x999 1 General Help WORK FROM HOME- Part time lull -time, health industry 5800-$3000 Free Booklet 416-631-4925 or log onto. www hbn com access Code 5876 (required) 1 Office Het BOOKKEEPER required for Thursdays and Fridays Ex- perience with computer and general office functions nec- essary Pay to be negotiated. Fax resume to (905) 723- 7698 Isnp) EXPERIENCED HELP Required in general insurance office in Uxbridge, working 3 days per week. Must have R/80. and working knowledge of Power Broker Program. Please fax resume t0 905-427-6806. LEGAL SECRETARY U,hr:dge Firm Experience requited. Fax resume to 905 -852 - SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 Office Help Receptionist!Secii tan' wanted for buss• Real Estate Office in Pickering, evenings & weekends. Real Estate exp preferred Fax to Donna, (905) 831-13483 or (11,115) 831-7h77 1 Sales Hel f A ems EXPERIENCED sales help re- quired tot fabric store in Pickering Please call (416) 286-5223 for information. NEED 8 PEOPLE ,mmedwtety ter door to door $:20 average weekly Cash paid daily Call 720-3146 ask for Chantelle SALES DEPARTMENT at Slim Line Window 8 Door Centre, seeking energetic Saks Representatives to ex- pand currentlase and imro- duce our product to new cus- tomers Professional, person- able candidates with sales experience and knowledge of industry (will train) Offering a challenging environment and .Vportunnry for potential earn- ings over $100.000 annually Valid drivers license required Interested in Pouting our team Please fax resume to (905)837.1673 1 Office Help P411 Office Help RECEPTI NN1T' RI AL Established Durham Insurance Broker requires FULL TIME RECEPTIONIST Must be familiar wit" computersmata entry Send info/ resume to file +x338 Oshawa This Week 865 Farewell St Oshawa 1_111 71-5 lICIIJ Sales HNpAgeni 1 Sales H00Agwns 1 Sales HelplAglents Daycare Avail" a Daycare Avalleblt 1 A c, for 1 AW -4; for SALES OPPORTUNITY- Dairy Sat farm equipment dealership is currently accepting a�pllca- tio ns for the position o Sani- tation Salesperson for our Ux- bridge location Successful candidate should be Belt -al tivated and have a positive at- titude Agricultural back ground and good oral skills are required Previous Sales experience is a definite asset Send resume to Charlene at McLaren Dairy Systems Ltd Guelph Road Elora. On. NOB 1SO. Fax 519-846-9111 Sales Person required imme- diately for Heating and Air Conditioning company Please call 1905) 686 0018 Skilled Help 1 Hospital Medici CUSTOM WOODWORKER -Dental Minimum 3 years exper,ence PHYSIOTHERPIST wanted to Salary depending on expen- work a full time locun; posh ence Resumes to (905) 430- tion from Set to Dec 1999 in 8088 or phone (905) 430-1651 abusyPhysio-owned private paedc practise in Pick - IF Possibility of part-time Durham Carstar Jan2000 Fax resume to Collision Centre gi5-5099---7181 or cam Cathy RPN/RN/RRT part-time, for medical 011ce in Whitby Ex- penencea in ECG.'Holtersl Stress Testing Please re to File 0324 PO Box 48d41. 7shawa. Om L1H 7L5 .1 Dsycarc warned i Wi Darhlam location Drivers h- UV61N NANNY Sh Narking ense. some travel, mostly Couple require highly energe- tic tun loving nanny to provide GTA Resumes only call for TLC to 3 children under 3 address. 1905) 668-91)00 ext years Housekeelnnp duties. -tO references a must CA after KITCHEN CABINET installer 6301)m(9051427.6224 E.De^enced and se" mo0vr- PART-TIME Babysitter re- ed Ability to read drawings gwred for 3 -nddren. M Send resume to PO Box 444. pp 8 Tuesday sarong at 4m Whitby. On LIN 5S4 Non-smoker. mature Own MECHANIC for truck 8 trailer transportation a must. Call 'eras• Mur be 5th year ap- (905)509-3379 Ixenuce or licensed Shop 8 rk On Can 1 weekend per month Must be able to work unsupervised . over- time Cam Arne 434-8215 Sales Representative MECHANIC. 'uil time or part Toronto East t,-, Nance, call 905-a52- MSA1 Transpor,an,in , `r,,vrn ulc,g program 4584 or 9DS-852-2291 prov hdc, a solid his for an cxcltnng career in PARTTIME COMPUTER in- imcmatnmal tramp.xtatim Bright. energetic. focused sr;ar self starters with a post scnondar) business vim muumlum lyne instructor experience Knowledge of degrcr/diplutru will enjoy a reward system that Windows 9598. Intemet MS_ includes salary, unlimited comms;ion. benefits and a Once. Wmdoi Autocad company vehicle Plcase resrx,nd with a cover kiter an asset Fax resume 4905 - and resurm, quoting file N99-STB-Oh7 w 430-3655 or E -Mad aoi- . patxtolobalserve net J"n Tour 1 i+o:pw DW*ctx.r - %ales ale %tarketinx Medical Dental M%%I Tran'll"Wtatinn li 1241 tervew on 427 0851 Ill%. (-.,nxwerrial Rrwd,ACCEPTING snaaO t01% .w-\L7F I AJ I'1�1 !' 4pp,icalans . pop., Trmp;nary 6 call-in Pmt'OftS Please send yo- : ISO -91101110-1 sum to Box 660 Port LK IA6 ax 1905)985-3721ry $lulled Help Skilled Help DENTAL ASSISTANT for rra,e••ii',.eive ;'a^ -q May 3-d sera resume to Dental Company Drivers and Owner/Operators Required Harmac Transportation Inc., has Immediate openings for A -Z Ucense Chemical Drivers We requr- .x, ,- ' " ic. - 1' ,.':, x; e ..��. a.. A -Z License and a dean abstract Harmac is willing to train We over • T .c �a:e of hourly pay • Excellent benefits package • Employee incentive plan • Company uniforms '1rItl WbweW to Ercellari InteresteC drivers should contact Ted or Paul at 1-800-828-6615 IMMEDIATE POSITION in Ajax available for Experienced Maintenance Mechanic Knowledge of pumps, motors, conveyors, blowers, hydraulics, pneumatics, steam, PLCs, etc. for production plant. Excellent salary and benefits. Resumes accepted by mail, fax (905) 4274986 or at LENNOX DRUM LTD. 233 Fuller Rd. Ajax, Oat. LIS 2E1 INSTRUMENT ASSEMBLER/TESTER For electronic remanufacturing company. Willing to train person with related experience. Call (905)668-6429 „Ill 728 Moerson St Whri- L IN 3V6 RESPONSIBLE PERSON re gwred Tuesday-Fndav atter schoa Pius 2 evenings until 8 30pm A 9611 year old Your fame or mine Call 852- 3449 Daycare • Avail" ACTIVITY A FUN grams for Kids 18 monnin ; up' Loving Child care avad- able on Delaney 1Alax) ECE do" 8 lots of experence Snacks A fundi ewhile d Re- c11:111ts provdeid Cal ANDREA 619.3138 ALTONA'FINCH seeking pian^ase share wagon - des o the park. pay. ksten 1. stones.etc with my al - 837 -0034 now 3 old Please al EXPERIENCED day care ava,4ble urng home. non smoke First ad. CPR " Or dry Crafts story here TLC Akar Lester 1 Pearson School Any, age. West ney 097. North of 401 Tel 428 Day Care Available • Daycare Avad" MOTHER of two offers loving reliable part-time care for Your toddler in the Brock/Dell- brook area Creative play walks to the park nutritious lunches and TLC' 1905)686- 4026 PICKERING Beach / Rollo: Loving davcare. 18 months to 12 years Daily outings (fenced backyard and park) Crafts. story time. music. nu- thill mean d snacks First Aid C PR certified Non- smoking receipts 905-428- 1244 1 Empoyrnertt warned LAWN MAINTENANCE p, ,n mg landscaping sodding. spring dean -up. planting. gar- den renovations Free esti- mates Dutchway, Landscap- ing 905-985-7840 SHIPPER/RECEIVER order processor, pallet truck Will do most anything Require full time $12 5Whr minkmum Excellent resume and refer- LEATHER JACKETS up to if Moll upon request 728- 2 price leather parses from 8966 $999, luggage from $1999 leather wallets from S6" 1 Firewood Everythin0 Must Go' Family Leather. 5 Points Mall OSN- KOZY HEAT FIREWOOD, e.- wa 905.72111 cellem very best quai,% ram ANNOUNCING NEW lower Hood. guaranteed extra I price nn mini dish Satellites me fully seasoned c111 Only $249 atter rebates or split Honest menurenerit. lease from $1249 monthly fntedeHery. 905-753.2246 Programnung as low as S8 99/m011" 905-655.3661 RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT NO and aild bun'e1 drtunq- room Cniirs. tables Call Art for info 579.5777 BED. BLACK Nr;uptx uon ca- nlp" 9uee, ^ho0etie mal- newliame Never $1200 Sacrifice (416)255-0285 BLINDS Cut the middle mat Installer has custom made window coverings Vertical, Venetian. Shutes Free esL- males (4161227.7777 or (9055 CCA -060.0072 or 1 -BBB -369- 55RPET BROKER, 100%. NYlun thick plush stain re- sistant carpet Fur 3 moats. Otuy $36900 Price indudes 30 Sq Yds carpet. dduxe pad and uKiaKi6on in your rarne IW quotation in your home No interest. no payment for one full year, Daniel, I -Soo. 217.01 D4 CARPETS - lots of carpet, 10C'. nylon new stain re- lease carpets on hard. I will carpet 3 rooms. 5349 Price alludes carpet, premium pad expert Installation. IASI deliv- ery. free estimates (30 yards) Norman 686-2314 CARPETS SALE Lots of car - 1 00`. nylor stain re- lease, carpet 3 ru ams $339 (3o sq yd) Includes carpet, premium pad and insula- tion Free estimates, carpet repairs Serwrg Dur am aha surrounding area Sam 9G5- 772 CARPET AND Vill - Carpet three rooms 30 square yards. from $329 inslai I will dis- count your test code by 10%. Customer satisfaction guar- anteed. Call Mike for our free estimate 905-431-4040 Quality New Furniture 870 Taunton Rd. E. Whitby 112 mile east of Thickson Rd) 20 sofa sets. glider rockers. 7 pc. pine diners, oak table sets, coffee 8 end tables. all sizes mattresses, special mattress deal, single from $139./set; Double from $179/set. Oueen from $199/set Sleigh beds, 25 curio cabinets 8 entertainment units, 5 pc. cherry diner, 6 used sofas. hall tables. plus new car batteries Mon - Sat. 10-6 p.m.,Sunday 11-4 p.m. McLean Auctions 432-2836 or 686-3291 870 Taunton Rd. E. Whitby Spring Sale/Inventory Clearance at ANTIKA ANTIQUES Walnut Diningroom Suite $2999 Drop Leaf Table $290 Gibbard Dresser $580 Arm Chairs $100 - $185 Maple Hutch $290 Secretaries Starting from $350 Also very good selection of china, glass, linen and silverware some reduced more than 50%. Sat. & Sun. April 10-11, 9-5 p.m. 109 Old Kingston Rd. N6 Courtyard Building Pickering Village, Ajax 905-426-2888 MArticles ale 9 PC e. 1 mng� su tr bbt:ci nuli.h. able. 4 sloe lairs. 2 arm chairs, new. must sell Cam Steve. lame 905.665-9065 ENGS WOOD PRODUCTS. truck uad on IogS Buy now Ready Ior neat year Sea- soned ran and Spit Ready to tum 1905) 852-7586 1 Bargain comes !KITCHEN SET $13, �a"'r• mcke• -nai•s $50 coffee ta- bles S18G 4 person tat $40 coifs $15 decorative screen S50 Call 837-1410 ORGAN. 44 rote floor local for lum who Plan to play pia- no. praaice organ first Asking s199. Pickering 905-420- 3138 WASHER and dryer. harvest VuiC MC Singer sewing rni EXPERIENCED Cena, Fy- Articles Warned cl u t p rtaii $75 Tel 420- needed for Saturdays cart $3495. Ultrallght Airplane 8e92 Mist Mist Spm and till -in when LEARNING ENVIRONMENT r horse tractor/attachmenis rleMed Please tall 427-1443 andqr tiome Ca, are Ankles 1 er.grasscutter $2495. Hot ExWxiicW E C E d 14. fa Sale HYGIENIST requited for den• unning a program in Id, ni a .r AIsI Experierhce Cr.Air pin home. Seekrq Uidd- 1920 ANTIQUE J:w ,room essential Saturday momings ren hom afteS aid up to pin W. 6 pcs able a" cab - 910 - 3pm Cal Clara for n- ler' References i receipts nal sideboard. 5 lairs, tervew on 427 0851 available Reserve your spot S11 OO can 665-7630 NURSING. OSW or defer Rel- by slang Card at 052.9248 mond stove. lift -top. 4yrs. like r:an' expe-ieri Permanent A LOVING HOME CA✓CARE- 1994 4 -WHEEL ultra-matic part-time positrons available story times and qua ry child- scooter wren cniarger excel - in residential programs for rens masa;. 2yrs - Sys pre- lent coni Paid Ss000 children d youth with special school Nonsmoking ax re- asking $2000 o b o Call theeds Must be WON to wort CW provided IntantiChdd (905)839-1710 days, evenings, overnights and weekends Fax resume to CPR fill ad. Vahey Farm Hwy 2 dose to Pickering Go 30 SILAGE BALES wrapped 1686-3112 by April 16th. Call (905)-837-9600 100 round Dales dr, nay Call BSZ 9446 1 1 t 1 1 1 I 1 Hospital cuY Derift 1mosplawnt)edcaMal 1 flotpilal Miast, Dental Job Fair Kawartha Quality Care Inc. requires Home Support Workers in the Durham Region. KQC offers flexible work hours and the opportunity to work in an area of choice, CertifiedHome Support Workers, Health Care Aides and Personal Support workers are invited to attend the job fairs and may pre -schedule an interview by calling 1-800-265-9603. Application forms will be available and interviews may be arranged at the job tairs- Information will be available regarding training opportunities for those wishing to pursue a career as a home support worker. Applicants will be required to provide copies of certification(s) and a Police Records Check will be required of all individuals hired by Kawartha Quality Care Inc. Job Fair locations, dates and tinwill Whitby/Oshawa Monday, April 12, 1999 9:00 am to 6:00 pm Central Holiday Inn 1011 Eiloor St. East Oshawa Bowrnanville/ Tuesday, April 13, 1999 Clarington 9:00 am to 6:00 pm East Howard Johnson Hotel 143 Duke St. Bowmarwille Ajax/Pickenng Wednesday, April 14, 1999 9:00 am to 6:00 pm West Pickering Public Library 1f1 Esplanade Rd. Pk*ering Port Perry/ Thursday, April 15, 1999 Uxbridge 9:00 am to 6:00 pm North Community Nursing Home 15941 Simcoe St. Port Perry COMPLETE from door unit with aluminum storm d side tight. Good condition 82' high x 65 1/2- wide. $275. SUNBEAM 132 bre humidtter 3 Good condition $45. MASTER CRAFT Slim Fit window air conditioner, 7000 BTU. good condition $250. OCTAGON poker table with dip bill and cover $50. USED carpet, medium pilo Deige-brown. good condtion. 10' x 9 ' and 12'x 14', $100; Cal 571-6007. COMPUTER FACTORY payments then $t (. Amazing I oac). 333 Mhz loaded, primer, rrrtNmw nwmd, so mm and mote. FreescatNur. delivery and soup. 1-800-515.5545 COMPUM $PECIAu - toomhz. Mule Media System. 5333; Pentium Laptop $744: 166mhz. Internet System 5666: Superfast 400ntflz. $1188. We love doing grades d ditticul repairs 99 655.3661. 121 1 Articles for Sale EVERYTHING FOR YOUR HUME 'rte teat value aruui:J for Fridges• Stoves• Washers. Dryers• Apartment size Washers and dryers- Onrrg sets- Bedroom sets- and much much more' 576 0455 526 SIMCOE STREET SOUTH. OSHAWA Dpen tGam to Spm Buy Sell Consignments wel- CDnie FUN COAT Beautiful chi CDlale Drown LAN length. sit 10.12 Appraised at $9500. sacnice at $5000 (705) 786- 0009 Isnp) MVACARE NTN lilt/reckne 18 Geriatric chair toot tray, food tray wings head rest New CDndition Asking $900 o b o Cam (905)725-7881 KENMORE APT we washer and dryer es new. SMpain CA 571-0689 KING BED x truck orthopedic Prlowf.,p set and Prime, still in paste cost SI 700 SeN $675 (4161255 -MBS KITCHEN cupboards wrote. new top 8 length bottom 6. Nut cowls d sink d fau- ods. aimond till 6 stove. JA acelem condition $1200 COmptett (905*65-6450 KROHLER, dark cherry wood, piciudrs buffet. hutch. large Wn with 2 extenwrx. 6 hei ular chairs pus 2 captaua Barrs 6 server 52500 obo Cam (905)426-8216 MATTRESS i FURNITURE SALE 181 Bond W. Oshawa Ouality New Furniture. We are new reopened and will De operating a Complete mattress Centre selling King Koil, Restro- nic Slumber Sleep plus others We have a special single from $139/set, Oueen from S199/set, plus we are Carrying new table 8 Chairs, entertain- ment centres, curio cabi- nets, sleigh beds, 7 pc. pine sets, sofa sets, oak ottice furniture, arrow back chairs from $60. plus many other articles. Drop in and browse Moa. - Sat. 9-6, Sund11 5 m. LIQUIDATION CENTRE, 181��. via NANO, Webber. sun years old 1larii - M�,airia _y -r WM great torte. New SUM. ask- ing $1800. Tel 905 852-5362. CLOG SALE Nnhv walls and floors. Inven- tory Must Go' Huge selection d new and used plains- New digital pianos from $895 and Lip Rem to own. 1Do% of all rental ssNe'ctrorts apply. Also a Hugedodo from $995dar tlup. Cal r TELEP PIANO 433.1491. RENT TO OWN new and re- corditioned appliances. and new TV's. Fug warranty. Pad- dy's Market. 905-263.8369 or 1 -MG -798-5502. SNEOMAN - Quality wooden sheds 8' x 8' lam kA, only 5339. plus tax. Many other sizes rd styles available. Also grages and decks. 761 may Rd. Unit 3. Picke ForInto. call 905- 6n 2093 1 °f1 Articles Warned STAINLESS STEEL hotdug WANTED - USED SHOES acid cart $3495. Ultrallght Airplane Boots. Runners Nike. Addy Eipper MX2 $5495. Wheel- das. Pumas. Jordans. and horse tractor/attachmenis Converse All Stars Boots - snowblower, roller,spray- Police Boots Beatles Boots. er.grasscutter $2495. Hot Army Boots, Red Wing and Or beverage vending ma- Martin boots (905)839-3981 chme$100. Shopsmth Mark V with bandsaw/accessoriesPools, Gall 905-655-3066 §12-8 HANK'S APPLIANCES Sales/ SALE - KAYAK POOLS. Rec Service/Pans New Shipment tangular above ground irirlud. arrived' Kitchen -Aid frost-treemq decking. 16 x 24. 0/0. fridges. like new, retail $1200 55.995 Package includes lin- only $450 Self-cleaning al- er. 2 ladders, sand filter. mond stove. lift -top. 4yrs. like pump, motor, etc 1 -800.668 - new $350 Large selection 7564 stoves. $199/up Washers 5150/up. Dryers $150/up ; 1 lost a Chest freezers 7cu $200 Found Large selection rebuilt ap plmces Financing available FOUND - Ion haired cal. i OAC Up to tyr warranty 426 white and fain � and Simcoe Sts (905)728-4043 neutered. Singe Wrieney and Fnlev Aux Te.lnnhnnn a?7_ PINE/OAK FURNITURE Now celebiatinU our 25th Anniver- sary We are Table Spe(;ial- ists round, oval, rectangular, sglpedestal, dbl pedestal. harvest tables. WE MAKE THEN ALL' Need a special size or colour, NO PROBLEM. because we handcraft each table to your individual needs Our Craftsmen also handbuild Entertainment units. Home office. During Room, Kitchen. Bedroom and Custom Designs. all. on premis- es Drop in and see our State of the Art woodworking facility and let us show you how tine de Rmlurnilure i5 maeember 'There is No Substitute for Wa6- ty' . Traditional Woodwork - 115 North Port Road IS off Reach Rd ) Port Perry, 905-985-8774 wwwiration- alwoodworturp on ca USED FRIDGES $195 , up used ranges $125/ up used dryers $125/ up. used wash- ers $199 i up. new and used coon operated washers and dryers at low prices New brand name fridges $480 and up, new 30' ranges with clock and window $430 Wide se- lecion o1 other new and used appliances Call us today. Stephenson's Appliances, Saks. Service, Parts 154 Bruce St Oshrwa(905) ' 576- 7448 web site wwwdurham. mall comistePiunsonns VARIOUS items Range. in- ghsh sett -clean. 10 years old. aimox . $250. Range hood. ahnond. $20 Exercise bike $1 starer master $100 com- posting todet, ideal for cot- tage. $200. double stairdess Sunk $20 kerosene heater $25 crib $50.509-9688w1tty mattress WEDDING (MESS. sin 7 long sleeve eiii embrof- dered lace top. prints$ line. UakW $ilk booice with train Has already been dry deaned Paid $1200, asking $800. Engagement ring marque shaped diamond sob - hue sit in 10K gob twisted bard Pad $1300 asking $750 Call 905.404.98%, ask for Barb (sap) WIRE CAGES for sale Cal T,ir 9C5.683 5117 snp GARAGE door repairs baker WrMIS Cables. rolkrS, open. ers urstaUed Tuneupt. $4995 416-336-0073 Articles warned ANTIQUES?Absolute ! Ad vice always valuable usually free, Purchasing outright, es- ates w/some antique cont- ents. (no limit to value con. sidered). collections of any sort. quantities or Stogie an- tique mems Special interest in Moorcroh pottery I'm try to re- spond to all queries Robert Bowen Antiques- Broollin. Ontario (9051655-8049. lax (905)655-5501 CASH OR DEALS. We Buy Sell, d more' Pay top dollar for top items Home audio/ video. car audo. tools, CD's, movies. games, gold. dia- monds. turndurer ap lances (905)433-1785 905-571-2274 (905)666-0004 (prefer all items in working order) A GOOD TV. or V.C.R. WANTED Working or not FOR FAST $$CASH$$ PICK- UP CALL 905-436-8525 BUYING ANTIQUE and col- lectable contents including complete wares Best possi- We prices paid. Henry Kahn. 905 985-8161. WANTED - NOT WHEELS i SU2LERSMatch box, dinky, MGM cars. and other auto- motive toys. Call 263-2661 evscps snp. WANTED. WILL PAY FACE VALUE. PLEASE CALL BRUCE 'OSHAWA WHITBY THIS WEEK' 905-579-4800 EXT -2207 9133 FOUND - March 31st on Pop- py Lane Bifocal reading glasses Ca11420-6381 np FOUND- White short haired cat, declawed Very friendly Found Wesiney/Highway 2 area Call (905) 619-6887 trip • 1 Pets/suppil Boarding AMERICAN :OCKER SPANIEL Pups for sale Adorable bun- dles Of love Tenderly home raised CKC Reg'd Shots 985-8021 OSHAWA OBEDIENCE Assoc Classes starting Monday. April 26 Basic and Pre Trial To�Register call Bev (905) 0868 2 MALE Golden Retriever Pups purebred. unregistered. 2nd shots. beautiful tempera- ment and looks butterscotch Cobur. born Jan 30+99. 5375 can (705) 944-5347 LHASA APSO PUPPIES ready to Pio miniature available. various cuiours First Stats, vel checked dewormed Call Jobe 905-721-8009 or Joanne 705-786-3124 STALLS AVAILABLE at private barn north Whitby indoor at - cru. sand ring, wasooh stall,n- dradual cell" care 8905)655.9994 Sum TRAMING CKNTRE A!.xy mlattli n000r facility offers Juni Puppy (9 wks.) to Adult Obedience, Agility. Show Handling. Aggression Classes Ior Problem (905)-6837852 Adorable, Puppfry 'Charnpiwrship tiirrd' (reg) Toy Poodle, Shin :zu. Jack Hussels. min - Schnauzer 9urmese Mountie dog.. Boxers, Pomeranwls. Golden Retrievers, Ill Highland Teeters. Min Pinchers min. dachshurids Boston Terrier %taarh's M %oprrsthre (khawa (90-5)723-5077 • Livestock) for 141111111 ONE FULL 81000 Limousin ini Dull (905P 623-2349 atter 8 30 p to PINECREST FARMS horse boarding 70 x 150 mduor ar. ena. owocwr rug, small group turnout Locked tack room 5275/month. (905)-434-7929 Hampton 11 Awm"bbin fr 1992 Caprice Classic. Body m Oood shape Very reliable car New battery and tires Needs exhaust and rad work. First $550 takes It away Call Steve at 416-964-8688 ext. 333 day- time: 905-723-2351 everrrps 1916 CNEVETTE, automatic, runs and looks good. new tires, saner, fuel and water pump, wires cap 6 rotor. 164.000kms. Asking $1375. Call(905)683-8467 1117 GRAND Kgt= - ex- cellent condition, 130 kms., new ties A brakes. Has been emission tested. $3500. Cer- blied. 852-5418, 1917 JAGUAR X.M. Excellent Cortdkon. Olive. 1501ums. Ful- ly automatic. Leather interior. Healer seats. Sun roof. $7500. Days (905)-686.0017. Nights (416)- 56-0115. 1911 VOLKSWAGEN Jets 174,000kms, new tires, brakes. Erwpalternator 8 water ii80U.Cail(9o5 Nj68fi is 1M9 FORD ESCORT, 4 dr, black,air con.. excellent on gas, well taken caro of, runs I excellent condition, 12000 obo. 1-705.328-0281. (snp) 19M JEEP CHEROKEE - 4 LV. 4 wheel drive. $2500. CaN 120.3107. 11~ 11 wailn br Sew for SW BUYING OR SELLING? "MARIGOLD LINCOLN MERCURY" Your one stop shopping for "ONTARIO DRIVE CLEAN EMISSIONS TESTING" and repairs as well! Mechanical Safety F ¢ Certilieatlons 1-905468-5893 1.800-565-5893 1989 PLYMOUTH Voyager r 4 cylinder turbo. 7 pas- ,•riger, $2500 or best offer. ,.III (905)428-6291, leave .•iesage_ 1992 Chevrolet Lumna Euro ,4 4 door sedan. Loaded. Nell maintained. very good :ondifion Certified. 130.000 vm $6500 obo. Tel (905)436- )589 1992 MAZDA MIATA, black, 'ere limited edition New con- ,ertble top. hard top. trunk •ack. arc. p s • p.b.. P. wind - :as am/fm tape od. excellent sondibon, $9.000 (905) 436- -1(i2sny 1993 DODGE Caravan SE. 7 :assenger with quad seating, ,.r cruise. tilt. power mirrors. m/lm cassette. 109,00011ims. Sxul 58995 Phone 305)579-1197 or tell 242- i996 Geo Metro 4 -door while. =M;FM radio, low mileage. 000 KMS, very easy on .as $8500 Call 728.1619 00-6 Opm or 723.7009 after 00pm 1% PLYMOUTH SUN- 3ANCE. air. P s p b auto :ondtgn A steal a ;r 950. certified. 1905)435- ' 30 '894 PONTIAC SUNSIRD. ::95 12 month unhouted • T warranty 1988 BERETTA 33'95-. 12 month 12.000 km ;arranty 1991 NISSAN -ANZA S3.995. 12 month ' 2 000 km warranty DEALER :ars (905) 985-0074 or 'k,Ms (705) 277 -VW sip PRESTIGE CM -1995 VOLVO. 85C blacioan interior 5 speed. sunroof. loaded Excel- ;ent eondibon $19.500 obo 905) 623-7418 WE FINANCE EVERYONE First time buy- ers, bankrupt, bad credit, n0 credit- You work? You drive! Lots of choice- Down or Trade may be required. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEV 905-706-8498 GHOPPED mms. THE CAR$ ARE BEAUTIFUL. CHECK US OUT. Eg. New ar- rivals 96 Cavalier 4 dr. 5 speed, Luck you! 57.771., 91 Park Ave., loaded, 125K. cnampapne. like new $9.885. 92 y GS, v-6. loaded. Lumina Euro. badedt,8only 157 91(, mitt 56.855.. VANS - 88 Chew co -M n. loaded, go hShilhp, sale $6.665. 96 Astro lel M 4 x 4 7DK shier now $13,955. 94 Transport joildelf, vi ID5K, now $10.955,22Chery S -10 v-6, auto. 141 K poll 56 855 CREAM PUFFS - 91 l2uzu Stylus, alt, attlo, 7710 now 55,555. 92 Geo Storm. teal air. auto. 55,555. 90 Cavalier coupe, auto. 175K. one owner nice $2.995. 90 Sidekick JLX 4 x 4 165 K loaded. 55,555- 96 Dodge -CERnCIW Q% CE . 155 LONG ST. W., AT M@ - TOWN MMI., CALL MMB OPEN Sumo. 5UMCAM CONVERTIBLE too 1974 Fut X-19, 2nd owrwl 40 000 OnOWW mides. good cvnditoo, 4 uy1, 4 spill all stored indoors, exodol oar for die rigftt 53500 080.62"775. p 19911 PONTIAC-SUNFIRE, while, only 4200 km., 4 dr, auto. loaded, $12,500 obo. 434-2775 FRASER 1 Ault n;; s _W~ A 3 A AUTO :ars t-. ucil boats We pay up to $10.000 Cash on the spot Any condi- tion. any year Call us 1 time. 24 hours7 days, 30 min service 905-686.5003 or 905-706.5234 CASH FOR CARS! We buy used vehicles Vehicles must be n running cofouti Cas 427-2415 or come to 479 Bayly St East. Ajax at MURAD AUTO SALES 1 Trucks nor Saw 1984 repJ P,,i up With cap Onginalowner Runs grey 217,000 km $1800 or the offer Call Make 905 666 1988 DODGE RAM 158 Runs excellent $800 00 as is 905 985-0026 snp IM MAZDA 12010 lowered vJstum Paull slicks 302 eri- Qrn 5 speed 56000 as is wit la "we nbrmution Tri as 905-985-3183 still 1967 Dodos pickup, new brakes excellent ruiner $3000 After 6 p w 1-706-357- 2015 1915 GMC Pickup. 6 cylinder. auto stereo err corKMKN rq. 3nwracutate, 115.000kms caw i905�0878� $13.900 1117 Chew. Work Truck. 04. V6-auto-4spd-air, stereo, alum wheels. bed liner. 291( $18.200 Otto art, luso 1978 Lincoln Town Car good shape, $1750 as is/obo. 725-1995 1 Will 4 Wheat 1M1 CNM Cargo Van. good work vehicle. runs ppOd $1300 Cal Kirk 666-0570 or 261-43971snp) 1 Trailers COLEMAN FOLOWMG Camper Traders by Fleetwood. 11 models on display in show- room. Open 7 days a week. Financing available. Holiday World mein 8 RV centre. lo- YaYYYl1kNuttdppyy►►an 012 Hwy. (Brock St. &oolkkn' (nelwed) 90/2 km. north 5 6558176;1-800.589-1854. EILYolaeyrJ>,e 7182 NMA V45 Sabre (750) certified $2500. call (905)'28-4383 IM CANBLM 2 ;I 450speed. $., as is.. dirt hikes 1992 KDX 250 12.350.. 1996 RT100 oil irrjecfed 11,700.. 1995 XFtBO 4 stroke 11.600., all in greX sftaoe. Also custom double skidoo trader with rannp. $sell-, Telephone (905) 728 • . AlrilB 1BTT 2r FIBAEFOnM lying WOW. Vow Pinta ofd dine, new tandem trailer, boat in good condition, creeds work. No motor. $5000 o.b.o. Call (905*83-4709. DO TW MV1 AN "Aff- =W WWI ADM IF SO AD R/"in UOU OM rNt INV Antiques BOATS by Crest6ner. Grew. Celebrity, Sunstream, Mn«o- craft. Tempest powered by Johnson, Evmrude (Fishing boats. Bownders. Pontoon boats, Deck boats. Cruisers) New d Used. Fiberglass d Aluminum. Huge selection outboards Low Low Prices Open 7 days a week Holiday World marine d RV Centre, located on 012 Hwy (Brock SI Whitby). 3 1/2 kms north of Brooklin 905-655 8176. 1- 800-589-1854 CHRYSLER 17 1/2 It BOW RIDER 105hp rebuilt Chrysler outboard. Swivel, bucket/bed seats Heavy duty tilt trailer Ready to go $3850. (905)- 579-5352 MAHOGANY 14' Run -a -bout boat, 40 Hp motor and trader $2200 Call to view 985-0059 1 RKrpliorW Vehicles 1984 HOLIOAIRE Ford 350 V8. approx 120K. dual au. cruise, $12.900 Very dean Sleeps 6. Please call 905.430-4833 Farm E ONE FORAGE KING bad bas ket call after 8 30 p m (905) 623-2349 1 1 Apartments For Rem 1 and 2 -BEDROOMS April 1st or May at 946 Masson ,• Malaga Rd 0shAe., $600/month an vii „ Pets Call 576-67-,4 jr,, ✓, 1200 S 3 bedrooms, plus parking $825; mo. Showing Sat. 12-3 p.m. 1976 Notion Rd. Pickering. 2 BEDROOM apt rear Osha- wa Centre and 401 Parking. laundry. storage Avadable May IST Non Smokers Pre- terred $650/mo plea hydro. 905579.0246 2 BEDROOM basement apartment with fireplace big kitchen, separate entrance. Close to 401 and shopping mad Available immet ately First and last references Tel 686-5783 A-1 AVANABLE April 1st - one and two bedroom apt Central area, pariung. laundry. 404- 8599 AA OSHAWA 1 Large Bed bsmi apt Parking. shared laundry, private entry, bet- wieM civicio.0 . bus route. Full = C/A S70G/mo Indu- snie. Md. immd (905)-438- 1873. AJAX Hwy02/Wesuiey. urge protesswially hnishtd one btdr00m basement apart- ment. Air,ppaarlunq. separate entrance. a1 -piece Duh No 00 unc. Available May 1lst. Tel 7905.427.6405 AJAX large 2 bedroom base- ment apartment. AN wiciusive. No pets please. First and last. Available May I. $800 Tel 905427-2922. AJAX,East Wmplon's. 1- bdrm, 1 batlr, s app 1 yr. mit. June 1st. S825Imo pus cad. No pets. CreM and ref. re- quired. Call Jacque" Tan- ner. Saks Rep. Sultan Grp - Heritage Realty khc. (905)619-9600. AIAXIBWtCH01 A MNG CR. 1 1/2 storey, 2 bMmomAND- den, private laundry. Two O - %I& entrances. 2 car parking. CAC. No pas. Basement all ispccupied MAY 1st. $950.+ call 905 426.4213 or 416757- 7131 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. One bedroom, private. laun- dry. padoirq. suirron smokers/ pests. references. close Io amenities, Oshawa. $650. in- clusive. (905) 725.0285. all Ap e t a a l! Ataitrirnwmt a Rem WINDJAMMER APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. Includes fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: www.bigf(x)t.com/-highriser AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, .n Whitby Apf buddmq. Spa- cious. carpeted. newly paint- ed. with balcony, dose to bus. I,= requiredg. all . no Ipeets. I bedroom $690, bedroom, $790 3 bedroom $890 Call 430-0134 AVAILABLE MAY 1ST Alax large 2 bedroom walkout basement apartment. private entrance. laundry, parking. walking distance to all anxi ties. no smoking is $850 inclusive. 686-6p167 after 1p In BACHELOR , ONE bedroom and two bedroom avarlaMe May Ist Non smokingno Pets. 728-7861 BACHELOR apartment in pri- vate home on Liverpool M. hilly furnished second level. 1550/month x11839-3717 9AILEY/LIVERPOOL clean 2- )e,iroom basement apartment Jose to all amenities, non- :molong. no pets Available 1pnl 1st 1st acrd last. S7= nonm 905-420-7079 BROOKLIN, 1 oedroom $720 2 -bedroom 5695 .vas Hydro 4 appkances 3- edroom $725 plus hydro, 4 ovilances Also 1 large room :425,momh inclusive Near n amenities Call 655-5539 :OIIRTN:E- 2 bedroom lean d attractive basement �partmem Prokssarwh :ecorakd. full bath, rice queet irea. walk to community -entre Parking. cable 8 sundry Non-smoker 6 no ;,ets preferred Isutast $750 ridusive 438-8045 LARGE newly renovated -ngm 2 -bedroom legal Iowa aoanment with private -en - "JIM. CDVfM-aW,, oak Ititch- en. 4 -appliances. Urge private ferrad yard Wes"/High- MOarea Av. Is May 1 n oath inclusive Ref- erences. ISVIM read CyI 686-8992 ■ WNITBY PRESTIGIOUS West Linde May ist man Ill of bungalow 3 litd- rooms. parking. fenced yard. appliances. dear schools/ parks $850 plus share url lies hu7ast (905) 666 -SM or message (905) 668-8620 KING ST E OSHAWA, Avad immed, or May 1st. I bdrm. new all in triplex. Large Iry- wig room, hinc hen. huge badi- 80W06 5650 Inclusive CAN 728- AJAX LARGE 2 Bed base- ment apartment Separate entrania, quiet nbobourrood Available May 1 SI No pets or smoking $850/mo all inclu- sive 1sLUst (9051{686-1288. LARGE 2 BEDROOM above ground basement apartment in Whitby, no smoking. no pets. available May 1 Four appliances. first and Last. $685plus nae utilities (905) 666-5609 LARGE 2 bedroom apt in farmhouse New appliances. gas fireplace. on 600 acre ranch, outdoor swimming lad and more $950 inclusive. Frs;Vlast Call Rob (416)315- 9100 416)3159100 LARGE 2 -bedroom apartment. centrally located. Western ex- posure $695/month firsvil required. Includes Beat. fridge. stove, 1 car parking. locker. and con Wndry, IK90M. No pets Awilable now. Call 576- 2151. LARGE 3 -bedroom apartment for rent in Whitby lurdwood floors, large balcony. whid- pp0000lI squash. laundry in bo"V, 1834/moadr includes utilities and parking. Call (905)665-7467. LIYE3tP00L)RAYLY 1100 sq.n. 2-bedroom.2 car parking Jun Ist 775/mont . No pea. Cad(905)420-5492. AJAX- comefient to 401 -taw beautiful large 1 -bedroom, ceramic floors, oak cabinets. washer/dryer, own entrance, thus X door. gdet street. non- smoking. suit professional. y c. all inclusive. $7DO/monm. 905686.9963. OUVEnMRMONY, Nice 2 bdrm. appliances, laundry, parking, fenced yard, utilities included. Available now or May 1st. $725. month First/ last required. Call (905) 666- 8004. ONE radr;r,m basement apt P«vale entrance. Laundry car parkirp. $650 utilities ndud- ed No smoking. no pets. ref- erences required Ajax, avail- able immediately 426-3405 OSHAWA. 2 bedroom apart- ment neer Oshawa Centre, main floor of triplex electric heat. no pets. 1StAast re- quired $750 inclusive avail- able anytime 905-434-0255 PICKERING LIVERPOOL RD. large 2bedroom basement hill bathroum, kitchen. 4 ap- plances Ouiel neighbours canna landlord. n0 pets f850 inclusive Call (416)494-3765 or (905)TM-7222 PICKERING Village 1 -bed- room basement apartment. Parking and cable. laundry. use of pod in yard. available June 1 $700 inclusive, 1sV Last Call 905-426-1934 PICKERING. executive home I txdr•)om BASEMENT AAPT Private Oath. walk-in closet. parking! $690 /month ALL on- dusive and 1 furnished bed- room $550 fmonm Working person only Cyt 19051420- OSHAWA St ,ng 'a- / 3,J. _3 ;e 2 8 3 BIR units. ' 'les Included Easy acCeSS to schools, Shcopr For allot call (905 721-8741 TWO BEDROOM Whites Rd. Pickering Hydro. gas included Call Nick 14163496-7393 TWO BEDROOM basement apartment .n prime Pickering r-w*-rtu4 parking. stare Wndry. awaatable Apnl W. f750 per nipndti Wxbodn imk- WS Call Harry at (905) 686 - OXBRIDGE -SPACIOUS and bright One bedro(m apt Waking distance to all anen- daes $650 /mormh indudes utilities AVailaW may 1/99 Ross Gallo Gaeo RE Ltd (905)-640-1200 WHITBY. CLEAN and s*a- cious 3 bedroom main floor of house. Cenral and dose 10 Go station Hardwood moors. laundry tacldies. Poing use of garden May 1st 5850/ mann* plus unktes. sudable for working personls). non - 3011 r no dogs Cal GU - WHITBY TWO BEDROOM. available May I st Whdbv one bedroom avaiuDle April let Bowmanville 3 bedroom. Apd M Cap 1416)789.4145 or 1-7665-7543 WHITBY. Bachelor 8 1 bed- room available in well mal IauNd bu idIviq 4 Sieverts Re- alty Ltd 905-668-7777 WMM.1 bedroom basement apt.non-smoker. no pets. 5600 monthly XI inclusive Available May 1st. Call 19051432-2647 WHITey THREE BEDROOM/ duplex May 1 $875 .hydro Includes fridge/stove, washer. dryerpuklnq Heating and water las txge living room. Deck 8 storage area. (garage exhl 9M-655.4120 WMT rad %$M you can own your own home for less thin you thunk?" Call Dave Hay - lock Saks Rep Re7Max Summit Rutty (1991) ltd. 1905) 6663800 or (905) 666 11. WH SOWWVE area. adult building. Two-bedroom apt. available immediately. Fridge. stove, heat. hydro w luded. No dogs, $742/morar. Carpet, 1 parking space. laundry Davit 263 8369 a evenings 263 2522. 1 Mortes' YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE? Qjyt► from $700/month j Nd Much Downpaymearrn (905) 571-6275 1-800-840-6275 Mark Staph s" Kiar-a w hap rid ( lii 'I"' NF*S'A0tIIW1$EA FrIfiOAV WMN[l Apc11 %X1999 PAGE 33 A/P Lm `l or a 1 Routes or Em ouep or Rem Riot Ram SICK OF RENTING?? OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASY11 • First Time Buyer? - Call Mark! • Discharged Bankrupt? - Call Mark! Not Much Downpayment? - Call Mark! `'� Mark offers honest, professional, no pressure service to help you own a home. (905) 571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley Sales Rep. Remax Ability Rgai Estate Ltd ABA DABA OU ! ria,e a noroe for /ou 5 mnnms free. From 5500 Income requirement from $27.500 gross Call ven Collis Coldwell Banker 905)728.9414 2 BEDROOM semi on quiet :ourt in Osnawa. Private drive. lenced yard. no pets $950. FirsViast/references Available June 1st 723-5739 or 404-2873 N. AJAX detached 4 bed- room ' bath home. 5 ap- pkances. 1 year mm. July 16/ 99, limshed rec room Wood slove. $1200/monthly plus udties Credit arW references required Call Jacquelynn Tanner Sales Rep Sutton GgHentage Realty Inc. )619-9500 AJAX Contrail 3 bedroom, 4 appliances. clean well kept tome. no pets Aavawde May 1st S900/m0 . ubfibes 1905;- 683-8768 AVAILABLE May 1st house for -e-T 3 bedroom bungalow in Oshawa. plus 1 -bedroom basement apartment. 2 Inaagts 8 stoves. for more details *lease all (905)728-2553 BEAUTIFUL NORTHEAST OSHAWA. 4ewly decent -o 3 tledr,,om, 'Priced yard ap- piaances. cwse to school shopping bus. no pets 5950 Plus uuhlites IstAast reter- enCe. 6immedWdy (905) 3 BEDROOM SEMI-Cetaehed 10me'e^.� Pd ,0-r^, New -ndow s bear parks walking :''aria to Oshawa Centre 'i,i pets S995.u6 39051-279- -438 after Bpm or before y )oam eouiRTICE : tell bungalow vith .urge pard in Qlaw ""0111- - urnood Main Itoor only $800 imo ad inclusive No pets Avail immedyely, Ul 532-1183 Leave message OSHAWA 4 bedroom, dose to scri,o3s S parks. fenced yal wonk references a must 5950 plus hrst A last avad- aft May 1 905-665-9107 PICKERING VILLAGE 2 bed- rooms obs it parking dos* to Unix K. quil $900 . law toes AvalA k immedi r" CAN 839-2512 PONT UNION/4M. Bungalow 3•' gem,^ 5 appkances. central air gal No pets Finished basement Jure 1st $1350 plus Cadotim Man- agemenl(9051 428.9766 . Hwerlg wanted WANTED: House enc Carta 'u rent long term Suitable for nurses Wed mraitabncd 905- 852.9257 1 Towrmrou " For Reit BEAUTIFUL 3 -bedroom. 2 storey luwnr,uuse 2 1/2 lead$ Garage. Ross1x10/Garrud Available June 1st Referenc- es requred S1I%mo . ull ties Cad (905)-721-2359 CARRIAGE HILL TOWN- HOUSES - 122 CdDome St E Oshawa 3 bedrooms "- able Jun/July 1st For app all 434-3972 1 PAK A PAN PICKERMIG. Fully tumished or unfurnished rooms with a- lae 3$ prion tack in quiet ex- ecutive home. Stare kitchen. washroom. lauary room Bus. Wdu . fteasaufak rate. 427-9(X17 1 A Shred AJAX MSEMEMT for rem. Use of fatxlina, all inclusive first ata last required $475 Pet woo. TEL 619 0999. SOUTH AJAX, Townhouse to share 1 bedroom avaAablw, dean 6quiet, parking, au co iditiar. mo. endusive. ava all k imme"ely. call 905.619-0177. FNtEFIGHTER looking for a room mate. Country estate. South of Elgin Park. 1 bed- room apartment. includes aMe. Laundry. Plan (416)- 575-1569 FOR RENT MJF. 1st, 4 bed- room townhouse shared ac- commodations. large spa - 0041S (oom, laundry, lutdien, N, $450 inclusive Brock Rdl 401. Pickering. first/last re- quired. Call 905.619-2560, ask for Michael. LM1 dwntagnsp or a 1 Townhouses for LMRem Rem 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3-13edroom Townhouse Lnit,,. Parking included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Close to schcxlls and shopPping. From $910.00 including h dro Call 905-721-0480 1 Orifice 8 Retail • 1 Office 6 Retail Sow* Spec* FOR LEASE Immediate Occupancy ALAX - Finley Avenue. 3 Burden Crescent Re*a: rStcke and crag 0" ces 829 8 1.141 sauare feet HI - 2001 Thickson Rd. S. ^ ckson d 'Nen''N;r'^ Zoned Prestige Industrial 2.500 8 5.000 square feet Owner representative JOSEPH SCHNITZ Area codes (905). Office: 579-7252 Fax: 579-7513 1 Townhouses fa Sale TOWNHOUSE for sale 401 Thlckson Rd 3 -bedroo ms. family room fireplace, air f'onditionrn , garage, deck. beautiful Call (905)436-6987 for appointment to view 1 Condos 1101, Sale WHITBY 711 Rossland Pd E I-Dedroom rondo . sunroom. 6th floor east 4 appliances. lull bathroom. blinds pnv $99.000 Call (905)709--4017 Lots for Sale 250 ACRES Kerd&l Sel-i 111 Rine Lake area) adjacent 'o Ganaraska Conservation o-rea. Rolling Hills ravines 5 ,pangs. 2 small ponds. 'enced 200 acres clear. 10 ecre hardwood. 50 acre white 5 red pme 6 50 year old Nor- Negian spruce 1865ft open 'gad frontage. 4620ft non- , Pen on-'pen 5680 it road allowance 31300/acre 5 year mtg a Richard (905)987-5353 after bpm SCENIC Duddmq Is near sono 5 ar-res $69.000 2 5 acres $73000 Walter Frank =oral LePage Frank R E '305576-4111 1 Cottages is $0-k WATERFRONT COTTAGE LOT on Bw ::ear _eke 2 nr drive rue Oawai f Osti%it sandy bel lully treed Al- most 15 awes Hydro and road to tit $25 900 Call 9o5- 436-7162 1 canioerate Trster Ss $5900 Buys n^ ' .r, ser�rrd udder tat. near Co- bourq 100 acre park With ma- ture trees, sand beach great swimming all amenities I- 41"1-1555 Res: 579-0285 CAM INN ;r• Duck Lake 50 aeon rieuly renovyed 19)5) 728-7861 condition inside and out A must to see No agents Call 7 -.•onto 2'0 acre 1 naraid 1 1 Finale •prop 'es::rt, extra large shaded Acconwr4mbon for Sar* campsites store pool play- SCU'H AJAX -+•• .^ OPEN HOUSE Apr • • • -• :'ound. modern tacdrhes ..,,rafgal pits x5rared t.. -..a^. '" �S-i :0-p. -,- ", mmer season $745 ;all 3 1294-2900 shopping facrhtxs Osnawa 3 Bedroom raised enhance exist call &9 Profit$ Female preferred $350/mo brick bungalow quiet court NEW =;vRK .n Kawathas Rice Available May 1st 905-426- hardwood floors rec room La -e ,res Large seasonal 2668 vim fireplace garage Tel 905 site, N'tn to nook 0-p Pod PICKERING Rosebank,F,nch 576-2993 Asku,g$158.goo beach docking rec null Call Arta 5 ry non-smoking �rremale 801NMAMVILIE Quiet ritign- naw 705-696-3423 Dream- lanl Resorts protessiona seewn Q DOLE^�,rf: :.�,se IO evefydwlg, tered. similar room mate !or two) To 3 bedroom bunigalow with rAcn•y sham new 3 bedroom house central air hardwood noon. E0 to Lend Very clean, firetltate 7 al energy efficient vwryl wind- logs on to the Internet or Isms pkalas. $6001matdry 839• ows. 4 appliances. gas fur- $50 - $1000 ;_a,ce Sala after lipm race. fun basemen. garage, pa,•ta, c,•-im:ss:on or 411,'WHITE'S RD Pickering Custom share ahio s" *v � 665 - clean nLme gwei ,ubOvisaon must mitt Dt 34 � � 1149 _ 296-9902 by conservation arta Snare 626 No agents MONEY PROBLEMS -,e out 0-0 li abl e$ temak preferred CALLING au nvesters or Bar. :' :, , ;L , - N, ^, -t -40-N rtdn smoker no peg avail ga,r, Detached 3 binkrupt car being Wmsnt*d A* row $375 momWy. share beoroom brick SungaiOw m mone accepted regar Evdless utilities 839--7540 Whitby Garage 0.A Soft lit of credd rating CAN for free WHITBY Fitt Dedrxm n -law poteri $960 PI information 905.576-3505 r Lse to sure 2 Dams, fwm T'a�r i� 5% down A steal Srudpm loxes included kitchen$. pod. outdoor hot- deal O Col 900 Debra Glover. Cddriell Banker tub paAmQ laundry Two R M R 1905r 430-6655 OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT hooses, avaalaDw May or Jive GUARANTEED SOAK 1st 5425 29 3111CIUSM WHITBY P�em,um kar, Like COMPANIES CHARGE UP- Alayne 905-430.2461 ne W 26" sgn. all brick 2 FRONT FEES. OTNERS ConOornrriauerw storey 4 bedroom plus den 3 DO NOT IT IS am 12 loam double garage SUGGESTED THAT You For nom walkout basement $217 000 INVESTIGATE THOROUGH- MCLAUGHUN SQUARE 2 905,-432-8034 LY BEFORE S"NG ANY gecr:wm 2 cat^s tnsjk NORTH OSHAWA CONDOi CONTRACTS uundry and storage room. T:WNHOUSE 3 Jo•m -rU outs spa 4011oes Wkards. boon $1' 5W`uuMRuss etc $950 inclusive. ISWast, kennv Sales Rep Sutton 576-3830 Giuup Status Realty (9051- WNITBY Ine bedroom $750 inclusive 2 bedroom $825 pus hydro Triplex located at Brock 8 401 Five minute walk to GO Station Looking for gLaet deal tenant (905)- 666-8787 M R;;-&- %a! uit. AR i 7M SO. FT. Downtown Ux- bridge Available immediately Fra ictal for Apo Call 852- 3517 436-0990 Ask aDuut live tree months with Sunon Five Star Mortgage OSHAWA. 4 -bedroom on huge got hnishee basement Mortgagim 1 InsMurienc* MORTGAGES xht bat: and ugly ',nmiang for any pur- pose All appkations accept- ed Cad Community Mongqaagqee Services Corp (905) 668- over -S- 6805 and garage, hard- wood throughout. newer wind- PRIME MORTGAGE Funds owS 6 dool quiet. older No tees to qualified borrowers, nieighboumood north of 401. Special for the Durham Re - $139.900 Call (9051720-3451 gionl Cad Glenn X (905)655 - PREFERRED NORTH EAST _L 960 Dominion Mortgage quiet coup location Osnawa OJrp Ravine lot. 4 level backspinBusmu semi. walkout to deck. central • 1 irbwdtl RETANJOIlli SPACE for Mese 700 sq h excellent b- air hardwood floors. gas. 4 bedrooms, 2 battxooms. great AVAIWLE NOW! Lease for aeon rieuly renovyed 19)5) 728-7861 condition inside and out A must to see No agents Call Downtown Oshawa Variety Store 600 square feet. park - Paul at 720.1522 Askrnq aro $500 . GST per march colleges $129.900 OPEN HOUSE all Don at 723-9632 1 for R m SundayApril tt. 2-&,, Coventry= . 247 IMPORT/EXPORT Bull CHANDOS LAKE Housekeep- NESS Open one today or ay. Clean 2 d 3 bedroom. WHITBY- 2300 sq ft.. quiet enhance exist call &9 Profit$ Good SWAMMI g and itshnq. crescent. 4 bedrooms. 2 1/2 baths. totally finished. bided World Wide Contacts. Toll Free 877-327.6067 No Pets. Call (705)656 4981 with upgrades Ceramic. • Flbride 1ft, hardwood. tushed basement. TOTAL TURNKEY ONLY $830. Equipment, training, postal, interlock, fence, deck A MUST SEE. No agents 905- support. Deck Renew® Pies- CLEANWATER, fully furnished 666-1653. sure Washing Systems. 1 - 800-368-0829. First him of - and cemrw at cordibol 2- 3 bedroom moblle (penia- WHITBY 4 -bedroom, c/air, tered. rump homes. Pools, hot tub, high emicienl gas heat. Ex - Good tras. Good neighbourhood. Can you near beaches and major at- traction Children welcome Lain floor Laundry diking imagine getting paid when 500e011e makes a phone call• Photos $275 weekly. S228 000 0 8.0. Call (9sking 579-8118. logs on to the Internet or Isms (9051683-5503 on a 19M Call (905)433.3721 11 AiaMHoews Fa side $I. M FINDERS FEE. Prime location. Whiteckme (Courtice) 35 h. 101, open backyard, 1.200 sq. h . 2 storey. valyl wu!dows. gas fireplace. (9051 ISM SO -FT. Bungalow Pre- ferred area. Bowmanvnlle. Double garage Walkout Dsmi. 2 full bads Famlfyroom with fireplace Large premium tit. Open house Sar AprlOth 12-dnm rQfKi-r,73-nn75 WHRBY BUNGALOW, North- east 5Ox140 treed tit. 3.1 bedrooms. hardwood floors. fully finished basement with 2nd kitchen E bathroom, cen- tral air. Large deck, good con- dition Asking $159.900. OPEN HOUSE April 2.3.4 3$ 5. or all (905)668-0754 WHITBY DOWNTOWN Great 2 bedroom starter. retirement or business location Double driveway, fenced yard, de- tached garage Four ap- phances included $120.000 (416) 368-9362 of Toll Free 877-202.OM PRMGLES POTATO CLIPS - 1,nVled no of distributorships are selling fast. Profitable Op portualy, regardless of ex- penence. Be you own boss. Flexible hours Secured min investment $16,800 For info. brochure call 1.800.336-4296 PUB FOR SALE - licensed for 125 persons 01 quality ctat- tels, equipment and leasehold I rnprovements. 404-8217 Aid kdE'M 11111EW AIy#&*n6& I OAV;1 WrWN, Ap►11 &, lb".' • 1 Regietraoona . 1 Regitttrlttione VILLAGE ARTS & CRAFTS rRESEMS SPRING REGISTRATION Monday April 12, from 6:30-8:30 pm. at the Pickering Village Community Centre corner of Linton & Sherwood 'Quilting' Folkart'Knitting* 'Teddy Bear Making' Photography' 'Kids' Crafts'Pen & Ink' ' Painting On Fabric' 'Home Decorating' Classes start week of April 26 For Info: call Diana -427-8692 or Dawne-686-6446 ca Coming Events • 1 Coming Events Goodwood United Church -Annual Hot Ham & Maple Syrup Supper at the Goodwood Community Hall Thurs. April 22, 1999 Tickets at the door Adults $10.00 Children 12 & under 5.00 Preschools — Free Serving From S:OOpm THE ttEw ONTARIO TNUU M FtNttt111ATtou LA NOUVELLE FONOAT ON TIMUM DE LIWAAIO "he Ontario Trillium Foundation wui most two t2) paillic information smions on its new grants program for non-protit organizations involved in Arts and Culture, Sports and Recreation, Environment and Social Services ^e next session in Whitby will be at the folbtnng :canon 1April 12.1999 - 1000 a.m.- 12 p.m, at the Whitby Merta. Heat, Centre. 700 Gordon St., Whitby. 3,i*ario, L1N 5S9 April 12. 1999 - 2 00 p.m - 4:00 p -m at the Whitby Mesta mealtr Certre. 700 Gordon St., Whitby. Ontar10. ON 5S9 ^e room cart accommodate approbmatey 200 people (No Booking; • 1 Personalts • 1 Personab orasar•el u aaLe Pra Ver to the Ble ,ed Vir,in (never known to fatly All most beautiful fwrr of Mount Car- mel, fruitful wine, spender of Heaven, Blessed Mother of the Son of God, Immaculate Vttgin, assist me tri my necessity. Oh Star of the Sea, help me and show me here, you are my Mother. Oh Holy May, Mother of God, Queen of Heav- en and • Earth, I humbly beseech you from the bottom of my heart, to secure me in my necessity (make request). There are none that can with- stand your power. Oh, Mary cunceived without un, pray for us who have recourse to thee, (3 tunes) Holy Ma I place this cause in your hands, (3 times) Say dos prayer for 3 consecu- tive days and then you must publish. It will be grant to you. A.G. WMTL REPAIR OPPUNTUM- TIES now available, to train with Canada s lading vinyl repair specialist Sett-em- pioymem is the goal You're arrwq money in four weeks Great replacement income Speedy Vinyl 1o5 Industrial DDrove. Unit 3, Whitby, ON Pusarda n Due umn - Mama & Private Glome Phone Mambas. 1.900151-3638 ext 235, t3.69(min must be t8. T -tone. Mumu 'S an "THING sonmi call 905-683-1110. Crate a private mailbox or browse oftr personal ads free. Meet a new Friend or Love for life. OWWA RELAXING MAS- SAGE Shiatsu Service 40 Nusp St w (905) 404-9625 1130 am-9pm. NO �TDIEE Who of Fax us Y uQr SeI our Faux acKnenf to Please aIT lw t(me for us to con#Il,t� your a coprr an p1ne pini to ea�J ne. neo our customer service represe tatives 04111 Call ou. Please rf�rmember to leave our LeEgione acmead nnd contact name. a�'cF'aaa IYe1N 905-59-4218 ' 1 SuVicl! ' 1 Sia -villa ' 1 Swo ' 1 ser�vicess ' a 1 Ewe nth • a 1 g ST. ANDREWS PRESBI'TERIAN 35 Church St. N. Pickering Village - 683-7311 Sunday School - Grades 7-13 - 9:45 a.m Sunday Family Worship - 10;30 a.m. Sunday School - Supervised Nursery Rev. Everett Briard - Interim Moderator EN'ERN'ONE WELCONIE Pickering Standard Church I (Methodist ) �f Sunday Schowl - 10:15 I Worship - 1 10) am Evening - 7:(X) pm Wed. Family Night - 7:30 pin Adult Bible Study. Youth. Chi Wren's Activities '•Thr Church That Smites" 428-6102_ 655-0148 St. Isaac Jogues Catholic Church 1148 F' hA Rev. A. 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Loving grandfather of Sherry, ithia, Nicole, Kathryn, Shauna, and Aleesha and at grandfather of Ryan and Rachel. Dear brother Ethel, Ada and Shirley. Cremation. A private nodal Service at a later date. NEYIA ADVkRT1WR FRI4AY 40710N, APrd il,.VJf9 PAGE A# NR i AUTO'S FOR BUY i WEEK We'll run tad Week FREE 4 N-34) 1 �5 . YOU COULD WIN A PAIR of WWF TICKETS By simply placing your ad `under Auto For Sale .:::between now and April 16, 9 4 a: Csiawa Whjyy t Ajax kkenng r Clamp r Pad Peq t Uxb IN CUNff=e P PAGE X NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. EDITION, April 9.1999 TWO r ne of Scooby-DoriToys Ab jft •r Nk ' 1L- •. J r, r.. It Fa • Y: CRISPY CRUNCH - On Sale til April I IM 99 s $ 99 �z REESE'S PIECES - April 12 til April 18/99 Fea�a $249 p our Y ria1111featured our �rour � f - 9 • 1099 KINGSTON RD. 531-2665 DRIVE • • ' • (Next to Movieplex 9) THRU k