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Durham taxes may rise $16
Council considers final budget next Wednesd�
BY KEITH GILLIGAN
Staff Writer
You may fork out about $16 more
in taxes to Durham Region this year to
pay for 48 extra police force person-
nel, including 33 new officers.
Durham council will consider its
1999 budget and the 1.5 -per cent
property tax increase it would bring
when Region politicians meet again
next Wednesday.
This Wednesday, council's finance
committee approved a $219 -million
budget to cover the costs of tradition-
al and new services provided by the
Region, including policing, road and
sewer work, running homes for the
aged and social housing, providing
social assistance, operating land am-
bulances and paying Durham's share
for GT Transit (formerly GO Transit).
The $16 increase is based on a
home assessed at $150,000.
Other than Durham Regional Po-
lice, whose budget is increasing by
about $9.8 million over 1998 to $69
million, all other Region departments
and responsibilities - both the historic
and downloaded services - will cost
individual taxpayers less.
Region finance committee chair-
man and Oshawa Councillor Brian
Nicholson said in an interview the
budget and its 1.5 -per cent tax in-
crease "won't please everybody, but
the majority (of councillors) will sup-
port it"
He expects colleagues to try to find
more savings when the budget goes
before council Wednesday. "I've
never seen a budget go through with-
out somebody cherry picking some-
thing. I'm guilty of that myself."
The historic Region departments
like works, planning, health and so-
cial services will cost $75.1 million
this year. Downloaded services such
as social housing, GT Transit, land
ambulance and property assessment
will carry a price tag of $79.3 million.
Expenditures by the historic Re-
gion departments are actually rising
by $2.5 million, but growth in
Durham will more than offset the in-
crease.
When budget deliberations began,
Durham council had asked all Region
departments to hold the line on spend-
ing and set a guideline of no increased
costs associated with downloaded ser-
vices.
Committee members Wednesday
were able to alter the budget to lower
the tax increase from 3.4 per cent to
1.5 per cent. Politicians decided to
pay $2 million for Year -2000 comput-
er compliance out of a reserve account
rather than with property taxes. And,
they removed from the spending blue-
print $1.9 million set aside to serve as
a financial risk margin or buffer
against unforeseen expenses.
Coun. Nicholson said Region offi-
cials' ability to wrestle the tax in-
crease down to less than $20 was
quite an achievement because the bud-
get includes almost $10 million more
for police.
"We were looking at a double-digit
increase (by percentage). This is a
helluva lot better;" he said in an inter-
view.
But, Coun. Nicholson noted he and
his colleagues arc still opposed to
local property of
by the costs of
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The defence maintains Ms.
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experts who will give evidence con-
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If Mr. Watkins murdered Ms.
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"Could these people be fooled so
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tears''" Mr. Lockver asked, noting
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peared devastated following Ms.
R'hite's death.
Crown witnesses portrayed Mr.
Watkins as a jealous and obsessive
former boyfriend who stalked !its.
White when she broke up with him.
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Mr. Loc:kver suggested the rela-
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monv of Mr. Waikins, who he said
will take the witness stand in his own
defence.
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not he able to show you is wM this
terrible tragedy happened:' he said.
The first person called by the de-
fence was Marinda Speirs. the sister
of Crown witness Joe Brown, a child-
hood friend of Mr. Watkins who tes-
tified the accused admitted to killing
Ms. While.
Mr. Brown. an admitted drug deal-
er. claimed Mr. Watkins confessed to
strangling NIs. Whitc with a cord and
"hung the cord oyer the door... to
make it look like a suicide."
Ms. Speirs, 36, testified her broth-
er confided in her that "Jesse told me
he killed Laurie.... He hung Laurie
with a hath robe':' said quoted Mr.
Brown as saving.
She described her brother as a
"pathological liar" who "lies all the
time" and said she didn't believe
him.
"He doesn't even know the truth
from a lie because he's told so
man... To me it was just a story... I
knew there was no wa} it could he
true."
Ms. Speirs said she has been a
close friend ofthe Watkins family for
dears and lived with them for a peri-
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Revisions made over the last
year -and -a -half in response to
residents' concerns include a
prohibition on construction ve-
hicles being parked on residen-
tial lots, a reduction in the sire
of vehicles that can park in a
side or rear yard, and a rule that
allows only one ol. a maximum
four vehicles parked outdoors
on a residential lot to be in the
large' category.
Herb Wank appeared before
council recently on behalf* of
the Roschank Ratepayers Asso-
ciation to urge the Town to re-
duce the two 'large' vehicle
parking limit which had been
recommended by staff. He
noted alder neighhourhoods
like Roschank, where large lots
would permit commercial vehi-
cle parking under the new reg-
ulations, are particularly wor-
ried about the new rules.
"If we're going to come to a
compromise, we're suggesting
one large vehicle." said Mr.
Wank.
Under the new regulations
approved by council, vehicles
parked in front of -a home or on
a side of it exposed to the street
(such as on a corner lot) may
he no higher than 2.6 metres
and no longer than 6.7 metres.
In the rear and side yards, vehi-
cles up to 3.5 metres high and
eight metres long may be
parked. Trailers up to 5.5 me-
tres in length may he parked on
New school needs a name
PICKERING — The
Durham District School
Board is inviting Pickering
residents to help trustees
name a new elementary
school here. Townsfolk are
invited to submit possible
names for the school. located
on the west side of Rosehank
Road north of Sheppard Av-
enue. Suggestions will be re-
viewed by a committee of
hoard staff and trustees.
A name will he selected
according to the board's cri-
tcria:
• The school can he named
after a person recognized as
having made a significant
contribution to our society in
the region, province or coun-
try
• It may be given an histori-
cal name associated with the
area or he named after the
district it serves or the name
of the street on which it's lo-
cated.
• "Ihe school may not he
named after a current mem-
her or employee of the
board.
For more information call
905-666-55(X).
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DURHAM
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Department at (W) 668-7721 or I -SUIT -372-1101.
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a driveway in a front or street -
side yard, or one metre hack
from the lot line in a rear or
side yard. A maximum of four
vehicles may he parked out-
doors on a lot, and only one
bigger than 6.7 metres long
and/or 2.6 metres high may he
parked in a side or rear yard.
Residents are also prohibit-
ed from allowing inoperative
vehicles from being parked on
their lots, unless they arc fully
enclosed inside a building or
structure.
The new bylaws apply only
in urban Pickering, south of
Third Concession Road.
Councillors were told the
impact of the parking changes
will be reviewed by the Town
in about a year.
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Editori I
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A D V E R T I S E R A P R 16, 1 9 9 9 1974
Balancing Y2K party
with vows to young, old 4M
Pickering's millennium bash forgets
promise to children and seniors
Pickering Ward 1 Councillor Dave
Ryan's charged, rhetoric aside. some
eyebrows should be raised at Town hall
- and in the community at large - about
the $450,000 collected for millennium
celebrations here.
Coun. Ryan referred to an "orgy" in
reference to the millennium celebration
plans being led by fellow councillor
Doug Dickerson and charged the
money raised to celebrate Pickering's
place in the next 1,000 years is being
spent on "trinkets and trash and fun and
games".
For his part. Coun. Dickerson fired a
shot at his colleague. maintaining, "It's
a time for celebration, not recrimina-
tion;' and pointed out the money for
these celebrations is "private funds"
donated to the cause.
That's a point that is well taken, but
the real issue which lies behind this de-
bate is in a resolution passed unani-
mously last December by Pickering
council in preparation for the millenni-
um celebrations.
The motion states, in part, that "pri-
ority be given to various projects in the
Town of Pickering that will enhance
the quality of life for all present and fu-
ture children and seniors; and that the
focus of our Pickering 2000 Millenni-
um Celebration be on meeting the
needs of children and seniors in our
community"
So, while it is important and benefi-
cial for Pickering — as it seeks status
as Canada's 'Millennium Citv' — to
celebrate the arrival of 2(XX), it is also a
matter of policy that the town focus its
efforts on enhancing the quality of life
for children and seniors.
Little we've seen so far in relation to
the celebratory plans deal specifically
and tangibly with the public commit-
ment of the Town of Pickering in that
regard. It's great that Pickering plans a
$30,000 fireworks display. children
certainly would appreciate the specta-
cle. But would it "enhance the quality
of life" for these kids? No.
And neither is it likely, for instance,
seniors will benefit in any noticeable
way from a massive indoor party
planned at the Metro Fast Trade Ccn-
trc.
Again, it is important the Town of
Pickering and its citizens mark the mil-
lennium with special celebrations, even
if they tend to be slightly excessive.
But if Pickering is to keep its lofty
commitment to children and seniors
who live here in the community, lasting
programs, specific services, or other
projects must be included with equal
priority on the wish list.
That will make the millennium cel-
ebration one to remember.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
with subjective edirttorializing. F(
Public servantsexample, you rep)ed that official
of the Rouge Valley Health Systc
as committed who earn $I(X),(XX) or more
as private sector
To the editor:
In response to the story head-
lined 'Hydro, hospital, Durham
stats' work in $100,0(X) club' in the
April I 1 News Advertiser, 1 must
take exception to the tone that your
article conveys to your readers.
Although I do not question the
legitimacy of the legislation that
dictates the widespread publication
of public officials' names and their
salaries, 1 do however take excep-
tion when this data is combined
The puck stops here, if I
get real lucky
Hasek, Joseph and Belfour have nothing to fear
Friday, May 28.
Red ink circles this date on my
desk calendar and as each day passes
I come closer to that day, which could
mark the greatest humiliation of my
life.
Before you jump to any conclu-
sions, yes, I have reached puberty.
The fateful event I'm referring to is a
charity hockey game. Consider that I
skate about as well as Dionne; no, not
Marcel, but Celine Dion. Actually,
I'm sure the French Canadian diva's a
lot better skater than I am.
Remembering my exploits on the
ice, a short-lived three years of minor
hockey in Lindsay, still brings a chill
to my heart. It's pretty traumatic for a
seven-year-old to have to endure the
boos and the cries of, "You stink, get
off the ice." Finally there came a time
when I had enough of my parents'
heckling and I gave up the game.
So now, 27 years later, I've been
asked to lace up the skates once again.
Obviously my past accomplishments
Chris
Bovie
Staff Editor
on the ice have been long forgotten
and perhaps they should remain that
way.
The art of looking like you know
what you're doing when you clearly
don't requires years of practice. For
one thing, I can't perform the standard
stop. Instead I offer a `Tiny Tim meets
Foster Brooks' method. If that doesn't
work there's always the boards to
break my pace.
So what do you do with the poor-
est skater on the team? Put him in the
position that generally requires a
strong skater — goaltender.
Taking up this offer seemed like a
good idea at the time, but that's start-
ing to change. Visions of snapping out
the glove hand to snare a puck headed
for the top corner have been replaced
with images of tripping over my own
feet, allowing a trickling puck to gen-
tly slide into the back of the net. As I
attempt to track down a lefty's catch-
ing glove and blocker, I'm wondering
if I can try a Garth Stow approach
and get big old, extra, extra large
equipment and just stand there and fill
the net.
By this time the Oshawa Generals
might be out of the playoffs and per-
haps netminder Ty Garner can offer
words of wisdom. If they move on
against Belleville maybe I can call on
Bowmanville Eagles' Raj Banghoo to
serve as my Doppelganger.
The only positive thing about the
game is we are taking on a team from
the Ajax -Pickering Health Centre, so
when I take a puck off the cranium I'll
get immediate medical attention. I'm
taping my OHIP card to my blocker.
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well-healed
Your article neither describes
the responsibilities of these people
nor places their incomes in per- i
spective with comparable private
sector positions. I acknowledge the
difficulty in accomplishing the lat-
ter since the private sector has not i
been known for its willingness to
open their cooks to public scrutiny.
As a society, we seem to have
evolved to a point where it is popu-
lar to demean our public sector. Our
public service is a% committed to
our communities as the private sec-
cox. In fact, perhaps more so, since
it is not driven by a profit motive. I
challenge all of us to identify any
remaining excesses that exist in the
public sector, which were the re-
grettable hallmark of previous
days. +
Historically, Canadians have de- }
cided that those services they deem
to be universally accessible to all
should be provided by a public ser-
vice. Before we condemn our pub-
lic servants, we had better be sure
that the alternative offers us the
same or better quality of service at
a competitive price.
arc
Roy Engel,
Pickering
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Two heads better than one for anti-nuclear activist couple Irene Kock, Dave Martin
BY MARIANNE. TAKACS
Staff Writer
They're Durham's dynamic
duo of anti-nuclear activism, and
wouldn't you know it, they met at
a nuclear disarmament demonstra-
tion.
Irene Kock and Dave Martin,
the husband -and -wife team famil-
iar to local residents as the dual
voices of the citizens' lobby group
Durham Nuclear Awareness, first
encountered each other in 1983 in
Toronto in front of the American
embassy on University Avenue.
He was making a speech during a
pro -nuclear disarmament rally she
was attending. She and many of
the other demonstrators went to
his place for a party after the rally.
"I don't think he noticed me for
many months after I first met
him;' recalls Ms. Kock. A think
over a period of a year we gradu-
ally got to know each other. We
just drifted together. We're very
like-minded and compatible. We
became a good team and have
worked closely every since "
One reason the courtship was
so long was probably because they
were tx>th so involved in various
causes back then. Ms. Kock,
who's 38. first helped set up a nu-
clear disarmament group while a
student at the University of
Guelph and became more actively
involved in the disarmament, anti-
nuclear and environmental move-
ments after moving to Toronto in
1981. Mr. Martin was active in the
anti-nuclear movement from his
time as a student at the University
of Toronto, as well as becoming a
member of citizens' groups work-
ing on recycling, municipal waste,
wilderness preservation and disar-
mament issues.
"We used to joke about having
one or two nights a week when we
didn't have to go to a meeting:' re-
calls Mr. Martin.
That's one part of their rela-
tionship that probably hasn't
changed much, except they now
work together during the day out
of their house in Uxbridge. You'll
find them several nights a month
at various public meetings across
the region — council meetings,
municipal committee meetings,
community group meetings —
discussing events at the Pickering
or Darlington nuclear stations,
lobbying politicians on nuclear
fire safety and emergency plan-
ning, pushing for environmental
upgrades at Durham's nuclear
plants, or explaining DNA's con-
cerns about the nuclear industry.
But you'll rarely see them togeth-
er.
.We actually have a good sepa-
ration of the responsibilities we
have and the issues we work on,"
explains Ms. Kock. "We rarely
.ever work on the same issues"
It's a pattern they have fol-
lowed from the start. Ms. Kock
has always been among the ad-
ministrators, fund-raisers and re-
searchers in the organizations she
ly after the nuclear accident at
Chernobyl, and hatched a sub-
group — Durham Nuclear Aware-
ness, the same year. NAP is now
based in Uxbridge and has about
500 'supporters', according to Ms.
Kock and Mr. Martin, about 250 of'
them members and the rest donors.
"Many of them are people who
we've known for 20 years in the
movement," says Mr. Martin.
"They're the people we worked
with, demonstrated with, and got
arrested with:"
While they're known locally
mostly for their involvement with
NAP and DNA, the couple have
also done research, administrative
and organizational work on a con-
tract basis for a number of organi-
zations such as the Ontario Envi-
ronment Network. Greenpeace,
Campaign for Nuclear Phaseout
and Green Energy Coalition, as
well as some small foundations
devoted to environmental issues.
"It is our living;' says Mr. Mar-
tin, "but it's certainly not a living
which any sane person would want
to have. To put it in perspective,
Irene and I arc two people living
on much less than a single normal
wage. We I ive hand to mouth"
But they're not complaining.
and the rewards of their labour
also include knowing they and
their activist colleagues are
achieving some of the goals they
have devoted much of their lives
to.
"It's hard some days but I think
AJ. GROEN/News Advertiser photo overall we've made progress in
terms of educating the public
Irene Kock and Dave Martin have been a familiar duo on the about the (nuclear) risk:' says Ms.
anti-nuclear scene in Durham Region for years. Their common Kock. "I anticipate a day in the fu
beliefs and commitment to nuclear activism brought them to- ture that there will be a shutdown.-
gether as young , adults; today they are still togethershe adds, explaining the job then
, living in will be to ensure nuclear waste is
Uxbridge and working for Durham Nuclear Awareness and handled properly in the long-term.
other related groups. "We've lost a lot of battles," ad -
has been involved in, while Mr.
Martin has been among those or-
ganizing the rallies, making the
speeches and getting themselves
arrested.
Ms. Kock's cool -headedness
and organizational smarts proba-
bly started to develop during her
childhood it Sarnia, where from a
very young age she was "too busy
working" at her family's garden
centre to be able to get into much
trouble. She also notes she was al-
ways a "very serious" student,
even in high school because she
knew she would have to win a
scholarship in order to be able to
go to university. It wasn't until she
had obtained her Bachelor of Sci-
ence Degree in biology and was
working for the Parks department
in Toronto that she was able to de-
vote much time to her anti-nuclear
and environmental activities.
Mr. Martin, who's 45, was born
and raised in Toronto, though his
mother's family was from
Uxbridge and he spent many of his
childhood summers there. He ad-
mits he was a "non -conformist"
even as a youngster, but he was a
good student and went straight to
the University of Toronto after
high school. However, it took a bit
of time before he got his honours
BA, since he was a part-time stu-
dent paying his own way through
various jobs, including stints wait-
ing at restaurants and bartending.
"My career ended after we tried
to organize a union and I was
blacklisted from the whole busi-
ness; he recalls.
Another reason it took so long
to get through university was be-
cause he was involved in so many
things, such as the student council
and setting up the University of
Toronto Anti -Nuclear Group in
1979.
One of the first of about a half
dozen times Mr. Martin has been
arrested as a demonstrator was in
1981 when he was among 50 peo-
ple from the university anti-nu-
clear group and Greenpeace who
tried to occupy the Darlington nu-
clear station site to protest the
plant's construction.
That university organization
grew and became Nuclear Aware-
ness Project (NAP) in 1986, short -
mics Mr. Martin. "But we're win-
ning the war. Take a look at the
polls. More people oppose nuclear
power now than at any time in his-
tory. Certainly that's the case in
Durham Region. I have no doubt
public opinion has turned against
nuclear power in Durham Re-
gion."
Mr. Martin notes the work of
groups like DNA, NAP and
Greenpeace has derailed plans
drawn up in the early 1980s for the
construction of up to 15 new reac-
tors at several Ontario locations,
including four more at Darlington.
"A lot of our victories, they're
things that didn't happen instead
of things that did happen"
Even Pickering nuclear station
spokesman Pat O'Brien agrees
Ms. Kock and Mr. Martin have
had a "valid role to play" in the
nuclear debate, even though he
and they are not likely to ever see
eye to eye on the question of nu-
clear power.
"She's very committed and
Dave's very committed," he adds.
"Those are the kind of people I
like because you know where
they're coming from."
DISTRICT SCHOOL
BOARD IN BRIEF
APRIL 16, 1999
Celebrations set
for Catholic
Education Week
Students at separate schools
across the region will take part in a
variety of activities to celebrate
Catholic Education Week, May 2 to
7. In a report to the Durham Catholic
District School Board, director Grant
Andrews notes the theme for the
week this year is Schools to Believe
In — The Difference We Make.
"The theme is intended as a re-
minder that our Catholic schools
offer an education founded on the
beliefs of Catholic tradition," the re-
port says. "Setting aside a week to
celebrate Catholic education en-
ables our school communities to
j profile their unique place in the com-
munity"
Superintendent of education
Paul Pulla will highlight some of the
activities planned for the week in a
report at the April 26 board meeting.
Education centre slated
for renovations
Separate board trustees ap-
proved renovations to the Catholic
education centre Monday that in-
clude improvements to the office
layout in the board's Rossfand Road
headquarters.
Durham Catholic District School
Board trustees approved floor plan
revisions including increasing the
size of employee workstations, the
addition of three meeting rooms and
upgrades to the boardroom.
"An extensive amount of work
has to be done to the interior of the
building" said board director Grant
Andrews.
Trustees also approved up-
grades to the heating, ventilation
and air conditioning systems within
the education centre earlier this
year.
Staff at the education centre,
which was built in 1982, will be tem-
porarily housed in the board's
plantrnformation technology ser-
vices bolding, the student services
building and Monsignor Paul Dwyer
Catholic High School while the ren-
ovations are completed over the
summer months.
Board expects less
finding per S4ldest
next year
The Durham Catholic District
School Board is antiapating stable
hxxk9 for ft wmuv school year,
but board officials predict there'll be
less to spend per pupil.
Board director Grant Andrews
told trustees Monday the board's
`enrolment is growing at a faster
rate" than the Ministry of Education
and Training recognizes in its fund-
ing allocation.
According to a board report on
the funding allocation for the 1999-
2000 school year, the "increase in
funding is less than the increase in
enrolment. Therefore there is less
money on a per -pupil basis"
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APRIL lb, 1999
FRIDAY, APRIL 16
ADDICTION: The Serenity Group
holds a 12 -Step Recovery Meeting at 8
p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817
Kingston Rd., Pickering. This weekly
group deals with addictions of all types,
including co-dependency. Child care
program available as required during the
meeting. 428-9431 (Jim, evenings).
RUMMAGE SALE: St. Paul's United
Church, 65 Kings Cres., Ajax, holds a
rummage sale from 7 to 9 p.m. and on
Saturday. April 17 from 9 to I 1 a.m.
Women's and children's clothing onh..
Donations accepted April 15 from 6:30
to 8:30 p.m. 683-4740.
SATURDAY, APRIL 17
CARNIVAL: The Ajax -Pickering So-
cial Development Council holds Interna-
tional Carnival in the Student Centre of
Durham College, Simcoe St. north of
Taunton Rd., Oshawa. Bar opens at 6
p.m., buffet dinner at 7 p.m. dancing to I
a.m. to follow. Tickets $20. Cash bar.
DJ, door prizes. 686-2661 (Noreen),
721-31 11, ext. 2504 (Helen).
HEALTHY KIDS: The YMCA Picker-
ing Centre of Community holds its fifth
annual Healthy Kids Day from 10 a.m.
to 1 p.m. at 1400 Bayly St., Unit 16B.
Games, classes, demonstrations and
hands-on activities. 427-7670.
NATURALISTS: The Pickering Natu-
ralists go on an Early Spring Tour
through the countryside to see flowers,
birds or other creatures. Meet at 9 a.m. at
the Pickering GO Station. 666-3897.
RUMMAGE SALE: St. Paul's United
Church, 65 Kings Cres., Ajax, holds a
rummage sale from 9 to Il a.m.
Women's and children's clothing only.
Donations accepted April 15 from 6:30
to 8:30 p.m. 683-4740.
DPNNERMANCE: The St. Paul's On -
The -Hill church family hosts its 8th an-
nual fund-raising Caribbean Night at the
Pickering Recreation Complex, East
Salon. Valley Farm Rd. Tickets $25
each. The door prize is one airline ticket
to one of four Caribbean destinations.
Tickets at the West Indian Food Mart,
1660 Kingston Rd. at Brock Rd., Picker-
ing, or by calling 839-7990 or 509-2174.
TENNIS: The Dunmoore Tennis Club
will host its registration for the coming
season at the clubhouse, south on Whites
Road, just before the gates to Petticoat
Creek, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
SALE: The 7th Pickering Scout Group
is holding an indoor yard sale from 9
a.m. to 2 p.m. at Amberlea Presbyterian
Church, 1820 Whites Rd. N. (at Strouds
Lane), Pickering. Party supplies, new
costume jewelry and new books as well
as used furniture, toys, tools, books,
clothing and more. Ambedea Craft Club
also offering crafts for sale. 839-8949.
CAR WASH: A car wash to benefit the
2525 Royal Canadian Army Cadet
Corps is being held 9 am. to 2 p.m. at
the Esso station at the southwest corner
of Hwy. 2 and Glenanna Rd., Pickering.
$4 wash. Rain or shine. Phone 839-1590
for information.
COMEDY. Last day to order $ 10 tick-
ets for a Comedy Night to benefit the
2525 Royal Canadian Army Cadets
being held Sunday, April 25 at 7:30 p.m.
at Yuk Yuk's, 235 Bayly St. W., Ajax. For
tickets call 428-7130 or 839-1590.
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A Women's Health Expo is being There will also he raffles, door the first for the hospital, attracted Ellesmere Rd. nixing committee for next year's
presented Saturday, May I at the Cen- prizes and free parking. 400 visitors. For more information or to event call Maria Bales at 416-
tenary Health Centre in Scarborough. Last year's event, which was The Centenary site is at 2867 find out about joining the orga- 284-8131, ext. 4010.
It's being held by the Rouge Valley
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Ajax -Pickering Health Centre as well
as the Centenary site.
Admission is free.
The event will run from 9 a.m. to 4
p.m. and feature more than 50 ex-
hibitors displaying products, services
and resources related to women's
health and wellness. There'll also he
exhibits focusing on complementary
health systems such as aromatherapy,
reflexology, therapeutic touch, mas-
sage therapy and naturopathy.
Speakers will include representa-
tives from the Osteoporosis Society,
Heart and Stroke Foundation, Sunny -
brook and Women's College Health
Sciences Centre Women's College
Campus, and Ontario Provincial Po-
lice.
Some of the seminars scheduled
will cover topics such as heart healthy
cooking and shopping; osteoporosis
and menopause; bridging the cultural
and generational gaps between teens
and parents; food and mood, safety in
the new millennium; managing incon-
tinence; making stress a positive force;
and sex and relationships after 50.
Mental Health
Week fights stigma
Mental Health Week from May 3 to
7 is designed in part to tight the stig-
ma of mental illness, which can leave
sufferers and their families feeling
ashamed, embarrassed or shunned.
The Eighth Annual Mental Health
Awareness Day, being held Saturday,
May I from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the
Oshawa Centre, will include informa-
tion from agencies like the Whitby
Mental Health Centre, Durham Re-
gion Mental Health Mobile Crisis Ser-
vice, COPE Mental Health Program,
Colborne Community Services, Unit-
ed Survivors Support Centre, Durham
Grief Resources Centre and the
YWCA.
It's being hosted by the COPE, pro-
gram of the Durham Region Commu-
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welcome. There's no charge.
Call 686-32.18 for more informa-
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jax-Pi*ckering new fund-raiser
lite united Way ofAjax -Pickering'; "As a member of the financial Ms. Klazek says those terms the community. care for one another and make our
new fund-raising director may be the services industrn for almost 30 will continue to be relevant in her "By 'leveraging' the combined community an even safer and hap -
perfect fit for the job. After all, she has years, words such as investment. new job as she works with the strength of our business communi- pier place."
experience handling other people's returns and leverage arc natural United Nkay investing every dollar ty, local organizations and individ- For more information on the
money. parts of my vocabulary;' she says. raised to achieve a better return for uals, we can increase our ability to United Way call 686-0606.
Edna Klarek, fo""er manager of the
Bank of Montreal in Ajax and Picker-
ing, was appointed to the position April
8. She has been active in the commum-
tv by volunteering for numerous fund-
raising activities.
"I am very excited to have the op-
portunity to work full-time with such
dedicated and resourceful people:' Ms.
Klazek says. "Over the past few vears I
have seen how a small group of
thoughtful, committed citizens can
change their community."
Dennis Goulin, executive director
for the United Way. says Ms. Klazek is
perfect for the position because of her
work in the community and her past ex-
perience in business.
-%%'e are delighted to have Edna on
board;' he says. "We have known her
for many years as a volunteer and feel
her energy, enthusiasm and expenence
coupled with her knowledge of Ajax.
Pickering, will provide the catalyst to
unite local business, service clubs, or-
ganizations and residents in building a
stronger, more caring community."
Ms. Klazek is confident her experi-
ence in the financial industry will be a
huge asset in her position with the
United R'ay.
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Sta ft bi ricer
A bursary fund estab-
lished in honour of a life-
long Oshawa woman who
loved music will enable
several elementary students
across the region to take
piano lessons starting this
September.
Stephen Harland, the
Durham District School
Board's arts facilitator, re-
ports the Evelyn Burden
Music Bursar\ Fund will
allow selected pupils in
Grades 4 throu,!h K to.lcarn
to play the piano beginning
thisfall.
"Mom loved music and
she believed in piano
lessens:' sa\s Mar}Ellen
Eddy, one of Mrs. Burden's
eight children -
"It's just a nice wa% for
Musical memorial to piano player key to students' lessons
EVE_LYN HURUF_,ti'
Loved music.
us to remember her and for
other people to remember
her
Nk'hen Mrs. Burden died
'We're online at www.dudiamnews.net
two years ago at the age of
75. her children wanted a
unique way to remember
her.
And, Ms. Eddy says, "1
think mom would be
thrilled" with the idea of- a
music bursary as a memor-
ial.
Now it resident of Lind-
sav, Ms. I:dd\ recalls there
was a "deep appreciation"
of music in the family's
Oshawa home when she
Has growing up. "Mum
played all the time "
Mr. Harland notes fund-
ing for the lessons is being
provided by a Burden fam-
ily donation of $50.000 to
the Community Foundation
ot- Durham Region.
"Am funds donated (to
the conununit\ foundation)
are held in perpetuity and
only the interest is spent:"
says foundation board
member Catharine Tunnev.
who notes the interest
earned will pay for stu-
dents' piano lessons on an
annual basis.
"It was most logical to
do it through it foundation,"
says Mr. Harland, who re-
ports a steering committee
including school hoard
staff will select students for
the program.
He says the board hopes
to provide piano lessons to
at least one student from
each area within the region.
Lessons will be
arranged with individual
piano teachers located
close to the home of each
bursary recipient and will
he ofTered for the duration
of the school year, accord-
ing to the project.
Applications for the bur-
sary are available from in-
dividual school principals
and must be submitted by
April 30.
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two years ago at the age of
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unique way to remember
her.
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think mom would be
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ial.
Now it resident of Lind-
sav, Ms. I:dd\ recalls there
was a "deep appreciation"
of music in the family's
Oshawa home when she
Has growing up. "Mum
played all the time "
Mr. Harland notes fund-
ing for the lessons is being
provided by a Burden fam-
ily donation of $50.000 to
the Community Foundation
ot- Durham Region.
"Am funds donated (to
the conununit\ foundation)
are held in perpetuity and
only the interest is spent:"
says foundation board
member Catharine Tunnev.
who notes the interest
earned will pay for stu-
dents' piano lessons on an
annual basis.
"It was most logical to
do it through it foundation,"
says Mr. Harland, who re-
ports a steering committee
including school hoard
staff will select students for
the program.
He says the board hopes
to provide piano lessons to
at least one student from
each area within the region.
Lessons will be
arranged with individual
piano teachers located
close to the home of each
bursary recipient and will
he ofTered for the duration
of the school year, accord-
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team up for laughs
Now playing at Moviplez 9,
Pickering:
Baby Geniuses: Kathleen
Turner, Christopher Lloyd, Kim
Cattrall. Dr. Elena Kinder (Turn-
er) funds a secret lab devoted to
cracking the code to baby lan-
guage. But when the best and
brightest of these baby geniuses
escapes from the secret lab,
laughs ensue.
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, W(xxly Harrelson.
Ajax Pipe
Band
blows its
own horns
AJAX — The
Ajax Pipe Band
will make its
spring celeidh
debut on Satur-
day, May I at the
Claremont Le-
gion Hall at 7:30
p.m. accompa-
nied by the Wal-
lace -Symington
Highland
Dancers.
Irish fiddle
band Failte will
also be on hand at
the event which
also features a
late-night buffet
with tea and cof-
fee. Raffle prizes
include a ladies
gold bracelet, a
(Glenn Healy au-
tographed goalie
stick, Molson
jackets, T-shirts,
Celtic CD's, a
sports bag and
tnore.Call for ad-
vanced tickets at
$15 each, Dave
Aspden 683-0247
or Elizabeth
Penny at 649-
5981. The Clare-
tnont Legion Hall
is on Brock Road.
EDty follows the predicaments
of a quirky family when the
youngest son, Ed, an unambi-
tious video store clerk, becomes
a star when he agrees to have his
life aired on cable TV 24 hours a
day.
Forces of Nature: Ben Af-
fleck, Sandra Bullock. Ben (Af-
fleck) has to get to New York
from Savannah for his wedding
to Bridget (Miura Tierney). He
has everything under control
until an eccentric young woman
Sarah (Bullock) literally falls
into his life.
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drug sting and a very creepy
Christmas dinner. Welcome to
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Reeves still provides cyber thrills in The Matrix
REEI/ 'S from page 15
(Barrymore) yearns to become a reporter, but
when she finally gets her wish, it turns out to
he the assignment from hell. This self -de-
scribed 'geek to the core' must go undercov-
er at a high school to report on today's
teenagers.
The Other SLster• Juliette Lewis, Diane
Keaton, Tim Skerritt. Carla Tate (Lewis) is a
mentally challenged young woman who de-
fies her mother to prove she has the capacity
to be a responsible adult, worthy of loving
and being loved.
Payback: Mel Gibson, James Caan. In
this action thriller. Porter (Gibson) is shot by
his wife and best friend and is left for dead.
When he survives. he plots revenge.
Saving Private Ryan: Torn Hanks. Matt
Damon. As Allied soldiers prepare to storm
the Normandy Coast, Captain John Miller is
ordered to take his squad behind enemy lines
on a dangerous mission to find and retrieve
Private James R% an (Damon).
Shakespeare in Love: Gwyneth Paltrow,
In 1593 England, struggling young play-
wright Will Shakespeare (Joseph Fiennes) is
suffering from writer's block. Then, he meets
Viola (Paltrow) and, inspired by love, puts the
finishing touches on one of the greatest love
stones ever told. Oscars galore'
Now playing at the Cineplex Odeon Ajax
10 Cinemas:
10 Things I Hate About You: Heath
Ledger, Julia Stiles, Joseph Gurdon -Levitt,
Lassa Oleynik. Bianca Stratford (Oleynik)
has a dilemma. A family rule forbids her from
dating untii her unpopular, rebellious older
sister Kat (Stiles) gets a suitor of her own.
Analyze This: Billy Crystal, Robert De
Niro, Lisa Kudrow. Paul Vitti (Dc Niro) is
one of New York's most powerful gangsters.
When it's time for him to lead his come fam-
ily, he suddenly start.% having panic attacks.
Enter psychiatrist Ben Sobol (Crystal).
Doug's Ist Nlovie: Based on the top-rated
television scriesr.
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The King and I: Rodgers' and Hammer -
stein's long -loved Broadway musical comes
to animation in this classic story of romance,
music, adventure and fun.
Life: Eddie Murphy, Martin Lawrence.
Ray (Murphy) and Claude (Lawrence) arc
wrongly convicted of murder and sentenced
to life imprisonment. Over the course of 60
years they witness hardship and kindness,
cruelty and forgiveness, life and death. But
their humourous way of looking at life pre-
vails as their friendship deepens and endures.
The Matrix: Keanu Reeves, Laurence
Fishburnc. In the near future, a computer
hacker named Neo (Reeves) discovers that all
life on Earth may he nothing more than a fa-
cade created by a malevolent cyber-intdli-
gence. He joins like-minded Rehcl warriors
Morpheus (Fishburnc) and Trinity (Moss) in
their struggle to overthrow the Matrix.
The Out-of-Towners: Goldie Hawn,
Steve Martin. John Cleesc. Henry Clark
(Martin) is a meticulous advertising execu-
tive who runs his comfortable life by the
numbers and by the book. Wife Nancy
(Hawn), a captivating romantic who wants to
"suck the marrow out of tile;' will do any-
thing it takes to create more passion in their
marriage. A predictable business trip turns
into a riotous series of mishaps that soars out
of control when the couple arrive at a luxuri-
ous hotel.
Twin Dragoms: Jackie Chan. Twin broth -
RA
ers have been separated since birth and have
grown up worlds apart. They've never
met ... until now.
Also playing: EDty, Forces of Nature, GO,
Never Been Kissed.
Now playing at Pickering Town Centre's
Famous Players Cinemas:
Goodbye Lover: Patricia Arquette, Der-
mot Mulroney. Sandra Dunmore (Arquette)
is at the centre of a storm of overlapping rc-
lationships and betrayals.
Life is Beautiful: A fable about the power
of imagination set against the stark reality of
the Second World War in Europe. Roberto
Benigm combines satire, physical comedy,
social commentary and a touch of the surreal
into a moving love story.
Also pla),ing: 10 Things I Hate About You,
Anah';,e This, Doug's Ist Movie, The King
and l, Life, The Matrix, The Out-of-Townct),
Twin Dragons.
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Pickering libraries open new chapter on hours
PICKERING —The Pickering
Public Library is extending operat-
ing hours at its branch locations be-
ginning Monday, April 19.
"A staff review of branch hours
has resulted in a number of sugges-
tions which we think will improve
service and increase activity at our
branches," says library hoard chair-
man Jill Foster.
The Rouge Hill branch will he
open from 9:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.
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noon Saturday.
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Wednesday.in all cases, entry to the
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Don't underestimate the damage that can be done by a
thunderstorm. Before lightning strikes, be prepared. Some simple
preparations can protect your home and family.
• Have a reliable light source in case of a power outage. A
rechargeable flashlight. which automatically turns itself on when
the power fails, is a good idea. Just plug it into an outlet in a
convenient location, such as the kitchen, and keep it there. The
indicator light lets you know it's charging, and because it is
continuously charged, there's no need to worry that the batteries
will be dead just when you need a flashlight the most. It's also
easy to find when the lights go out.
• Be aware of lightning conductors in your home. Water,
some metal plumbing pipes, televisions, telephones, fireplaces
and radiators are some conductors lightning can travel through.
During a storm, don't do the dishes, talk on the phone or sit in a
room with a chimney.
• Don't unplug appliances during a storm. A powerful bolt
can travel through a socket and jump out at you. Do unplug
anything near a bathtub or sink. such as a hair dryer or radio.
Answering machines, feature phones, fax machines and
computer modems can be ruined by a strong surge during a
storm. Disconnect phones during a storm or install an automatic
surge -protection system.
• During an electrical storm, do not go outside, and avoid
being exposed on a high place. Stay away from isolated shelters
or trees because they are easy targets for lightning.
• Don't use flammable items such as gasoline.
• Remove metal leashes or collars from pets and don't leave
than on a chain during a storm. If possible, bring pets inside-
during
nsideduring a storm. If not, use a rope or another non-conductive
material to restrain your pet.
• Being the victim of previous lightning damage won't
protect you. Lightning can strike the same place twice. The
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wives Brenda and Jo -Anna have designed gardening and top dressing for your lawn.
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Solutions
Have you got the winter blues`' Let the staff at Decorative Solutions help you add some
colour in your house. The interior designers on staff can help you choose from Pratt &
Lambert or Ralph Lauren paints. Or maybe you are wanting to add a faux finish or some
of the hot new metallics for some pizazz. They also have over 300 wallpaper books to
consider and many are 40% off. If you need more help they also offer in-home
consultations. A new product on the market is Ready Strip furniture stripper which is
biodegradable. It also removes up to 9 layers of paint or varnish. To finish that piece of
furniture they stock the historic colours of Homestead Pairtis. So come and drop by for
some new colours to help you flourish into spring. The store is located in the Pickering
Home & Leisure Centre at Brock Rd./401.
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Invest in your foundation/Repair those leaks
�.'' ` 'I Gordon Crawford of Crawford & Sons has been
successfully repairing leaking basements for
over 24 years and although he says, "I'm still
learning:' he estimates he- has been in close to
15,000 homes and seen virtually every possible
- leaking situation one can imagine. Gordon says,
"basically, the amount of years I've been in this
=.!_, business has forced me to develop hundreds of
different techniques to successfully solve every
�.
-!'• situation I've encountered". He also says that
"having an extensive background in specialty
products for concrete, I know which products to
use and which ones really work, that's why I
can offer a 10 year full guarantee on all the
Work I do". Gordon prides his company on
I'ast, neat and efficient service. He also prides
himself on his troubleshooting ability. "I like
to professionally solve problems at the least
most reasonable cost to the customer.
Sometimes that may involve excavating the
entire perimeter of the house anei rola in`, the
weeping tiles but that is because it is absolutely
necessary. What I won't do is quote on an expensive
excavation type repair when I know a simple little
interior injection will solve the problem. Give me a solid
concrete foundation and 90% of the time I can inject the
problem with polyurethane by standing on the inside d
and pumping right through thewall. Block foundations
ons - r
should be repaired from the outside but I try to isolate w y
the problem within 10-15 ft. to minimize the excavation "
necessary.
Gordon says "home owners should invest in their
foundations in much the same way they invest in their
roofs. Water corrodes and very quickly. The same way a
leak in your roof starts corroding the wooden rafters, a
leak through your foundation starts to undermine the
very integrity of your home. People tend to live with the
problem until it escalates into a bigger one. Catch it
early enough and possibly save yourself a fortune"
Gordon goes on to say that "no job is tow big or too
small and 1 can promise you a fair and objective
evaluation of the problem." For a free professional evaluation call Gordon at 905-686-
6890.
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"Golden Rules" Of Renovation
(CH BA)- Renovating is an exciting experience as you set out to realize your ideas and plans for your home. The
Canadian Renovators' Council of the Canadian Home Builders' Association offers a number of golden rules to
help homeowners achieve their goals.
Know what you want. Taking the necessary time to explore the possibilities for your home and developing a
Jinn plan paves the road for a smooth process from beginning to end.
Professional renovation specialists will assist you in working out a solid approach to your project. The process
hcgins with the fundamentals -discuss your needs and desires with your renovator and how you want your "new"
home to look, feel and work for you and your family. Once you have a clear idea of the "big picture," your
renovator will help you work out all the details.
Establish a realistic budget. Knowing early on how much money you have to spend allows you to focus on the
uork that is possible. Experienced renovators will provide sound cost advice and recommendations.
Sit down with your lender and discuss the amount you can reasonably afford and the most suitable financing
options. Remember that your budget should cover everything that may arise from the renovation, including such
items as new drapery, blinds, furniture and appliances.
Plan for the long term. Thinking ahead avoids short-term renovations that may need to be redone in the future.
Discuss your short- and long-term goals openly with your renovator. Professional renovators will conduct a
thorough inspection of your home and offer suggestions for the most effective use of your budget.
'slake sure references are for work similar to yours. Most homeowners check with a renovator's past clients to
tind out if they were satisfied with the process and the results. But there is more to a reference check than that,
:according to experienced renovators. You want to assure yourself that the renovator is the right person for your
job. For instance, if you are upgrading your kitchen, make sure that the renovator has relevant experience and
,atistied clients for that type of work.
Likewise, if you are planning a major overhaul of your home, you will want to L%a that the renovator has the
required managerial experience along with the technical expertise.
Don i choose on price alone. While it is always tempting to go for the lowest price, you need to consider the
implications of doing so. Will the low -bid renovator agree to a binding contract? Carry insurance to protea
workers on your job? Complete the job to your satisfaction?
warranty the work? Or still be in business if you need to call
hack? Likewise, don't jeopardize the quality of the overallMOVED
reno.ation by compromising on the quality of products or •
rnatcnals.
Protect yourself. (haling with a professional renovator is 924 KINGSTON- •
,our greatest protection against an incompetent or unfinished
,oh. A written contract spells out the arrangements between you PICKERING
.and your renovator and describes your renovation in detail. Recover • •
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Professional renovators also carry Workers' Compensation.
insurance and any licenses required bY your province. $36900
And don't buy from a door-to-door salesperson without
carefully checking out the company. Discuss the company with fabric•-•
friends and farnily. Contact your local Home Builders'
Association to sec if the company is a member, and check with PICOV FURNITURE C.C. LTD.
the Better Busirw%s Bureau
Information courtess .,t Canadian Home Builders
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1999 CAVALIER SEDAN
THE CAR MORE CANADIANS HAVE BEEN DEPENDING ON FOR THE PAST 10 YEARS.
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Engine block heater
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The sweetness of S
weet Pea
An old-fashioned flower that isn't
seen often enough these days in our
gardens is an annual climber called
the sweet pea (Lathyrus odoratus).
The airy 1- to 2 -inch blossoms look
like little sun bonnets borne on multi -
flowered stems.
The colours are gorgeous, some
bi-coloured, striped or mottled. Most
have ruffled wavy petals. The scent of
sweet peas is unmatched. They are
native to Italy. Though most sweet
peas climb 5- to 10 -feet high, attach-
ing themselves to supports by means
of tendrils, there are non -climbing
varieties which produce colourful
mounds of flowers about 8- to 12 -
inches tall.
Seeds should be soaked in tepid
water for a few hours to soften the
hard shell. The seeds, like those of
other legumes, should be treated, or
inoculated, with a specially pur-
chased culture of nitrogen -fixing bac-
teria.
Inoculants are naturally occurring
materials that contain soil bacteria.
They help the sweet pea plants use ni-
trogen, which is a nutrient essential to
plant growth. Thr rr�ult is more llnu-
ers and bigycr i i.i '. II "ou Mani
sweet peas in the ia.r
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In The Garden
year using an inoculant is not geces-
sary.
This sounds very high tech, but all
you have to do is shake the seeds
around in a container with a bit of the
culture until the seeds are coated.
Several brands of the culture, such
as Legume -Aid and Nitracin, are
available at most garden centres.
Sweet peas can he planted directly
into the ground in a sunny location,
as soon as the soil can he worked in
the spring. The way the weather is
going in Durham region, the more
southern and protected gardens could
he ready now.
The temperature for germination
must not fall below 13 degrees Cel-
sius. The real -secret of successful
r ntithi,rn err rrcr:rr,iti,ii
regularly is important because sweet
peas are heavy feeders. Pinch out the
growing tip of each seedling when the
seedling is about four inches high, to
encourage strong shoots.
Mulch the soil around the plants to
help keep the ground cool. The roots
particularly must he protected against
heat and dryness. Water regularly and
remove flowers as they die. If you are
planting the climbing variety provide
trelliswork, tall canes or netting to
support the plants.
Another neat idea I saw once was
a half -barrel sporting a tomato cage
and covered with sweet peas. It was
stunning. Sweet peas are wonderful
cut flowers, and the more you cut
from the plant, the more it produces.
Many wonderful cultivars have been
produced over the years. Cultivars of
the 'Bijou Group' are bushy and re-
quire only limited support.
The Cuthbertson Floribunda series
grow up to six feet tall and have
extra -long stems which produce six
or seven blooms per stem. They have
excellent tolerance to heat.
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ROUGE RIVER MARSHES REHABILITATION INITIATIVE, CITY OF
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Rehabilitation measures are proposed for the Rouge River Marshes in the
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The initiative is part of the Toronto Coastal Wetlands Rehabilitation Plan to
rehabilitate the marshes so that it will support healthy, self-sustaining fish
and wildlife populations while also improving existing public access. The ini-
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RYAL RIVE7T
Shorts Editor
AJAX — This season's proving
to he a good one for an Ajax squash
player taking dead aim at becom-
ing the best in his racquet in Cana-
da later this month.
Currently ranked as the number -
one junior squash player in Ontario
in his under -14 age group, Brian
Ernst, 13, has captured just about
every tournament crown for his age
group during the 1998-99 season.
But the real test for the teen will
come at the Canadian Junior
Closed Squash Championships in
Ottawa April 22 to 25.
And. the Ajax Squash Club
member feels a national title is not
out of the question.
pretty confident that I can
win;' says Ernst. who trains under
Jean DcLierre, the squash pro at
Eastview, Fit 4 Life in Scarb)r-
ough.
Last month at the Provincial Ju-
nior Squash Championships at the
Ryerson Club in Toronto, Emst -
the second seed - captured the
under -14 crown after defeating
fourth seed Robin Clarke of Ot-
tawa in the championship match.
Ernst has already competed at
the national level, placing a re-
spectable fourth in the boys' under -
14 category in December at the
Canadian Junior Open at the Glen -
way Club in Toronto. The competi-
tion included the best age -group
players in the nation and competi-
BRIAN F_RNST
Tor -ranked pluver in Ontario
in the under -14 cr,t;e group.
ton from Mexico. Colombia and
the U.S.
Ernst captured the Huronia Ju-
nior Open regional tournament in
Barrie the weekend of April 10 and
ll, winning the under -14 boys'
crown. He also won the men's 'B'
crown at the annual Ajax Squash
Club championships over adult
competition last month. Ernst also
garnered the youth crown at the an-
nual Toronto Cricket Club Junior
Squash Tournament in Toronto in
results
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January and took the under -14 title
at the Niagara Region Junior Open
in Niagara -on -the -Lake in Novem-
Z r.
Ernst says his love of squash
began when his father introduced
him to the game four years ago at
age nine. That year, he played in
the under -10 division of an area
tournament and finished a re-
spectable fifth which gave him the
impetus to continue in the sport.
"I first went out with my dad
and hit the ball around and I en-
joyed it," recalls Ernst. "I've been
enjoying the game ever since"
Ernst credits coach DeLierre for
helping him perfect the technical
points of the game and concentrate
on the mental aspects of squash,
which can make all the difference
between winning and losing.
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"He's not only taught me the
proper stroke and the game itself,
but he also showed me how impor-
tant the mental aspect of the game
is. I think it's the biggest part of the
game," says Ernst, who received
sponsorship this year from Phoenix
Racquets.
Ernst says he'd eventually like
to earn an athletic scholarship for
squash to a U.S. university.
Sunday'. April lti, l-XJt) at Lakeside Cimmunity Centre from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Mondiv, April 19 at the clubh<wse 25 Centennial Rd. (behind the Aiax
(immunity Centre) from 6:30 p.m. to 9 P.M.
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Dr. M. Fitzsimm
Dr. C. Wang, Dr. A. H
and Dr. L. Voisin
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Pickering Medical Centre
IM85 Glenanna Road, Suite 212
Pickering. Ontano LIV 6R6
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January and took the under -14 title
at the Niagara Region Junior Open
in Niagara -on -the -Lake in Novem-
Z r.
Ernst says his love of squash
began when his father introduced
him to the game four years ago at
age nine. That year, he played in
the under -10 division of an area
tournament and finished a re-
spectable fifth which gave him the
impetus to continue in the sport.
"I first went out with my dad
and hit the ball around and I en-
joyed it," recalls Ernst. "I've been
enjoying the game ever since"
Ernst credits coach DeLierre for
helping him perfect the technical
points of the game and concentrate
on the mental aspects of squash,
which can make all the difference
between winning and losing.
SOCCER
'REGISTRATION
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"He's not only taught me the
proper stroke and the game itself,
but he also showed me how impor-
tant the mental aspect of the game
is. I think it's the biggest part of the
game," says Ernst, who received
sponsorship this year from Phoenix
Racquets.
Ernst says he'd eventually like
to earn an athletic scholarship for
squash to a U.S. university.
Sunday'. April lti, l-XJt) at Lakeside Cimmunity Centre from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Mondiv, April 19 at the clubh<wse 25 Centennial Rd. (behind the Aiax
(immunity Centre) from 6:30 p.m. to 9 P.M.
Info: 683-0740
()utdoor: FINAL Ind(x)r: EARLY
()pportLinity to registration at a
register, fee S100.00 reduced fee of $90
Tha' Soccer Connection will he at Lakeside with all the latest
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OPTOMETRIC
Dr. E. Gillezea
Dr. M. Fitzsimm
Dr. C. Wang, Dr. A. H
and Dr. L. Voisin
Dispensing Frames and Contac
Pickering Medical Centre
IM85 Glenanna Road, Suite 212
Pickering. Ontano LIV 6R6
839-5303 683-1175
Lab On Premises
Thunder wrestlers
dominate meets
The Durham Thunder
Salmon had first place results
Wrestling Club grapplers left
in the cadet division.
their mark at the R.A.W. In-
Thunder wrestlers also
vitational competition in
won medals at the recent
Brampton recently.
Hagersville Wrestling Festi-
In the novice division,
val.
Dustin Dixon, Randy Pffim-
In the novice division,
rner, Paul Rabjohn, Chris
Randy Pfrimmer captured
Piercy and Alicia Dixon fin-
first, Wade Buzzell finished
ished first in their respective
second, Dustin Dixon and
weight classes, Taylor
Daniel Falk had third place
Damps was second, Wade
showings.
Buzzell and Daniel Falk fin-
Kevin Buzzell, Alicia
ished third.
Dixon and Conrad Salmon
In the kids division, Con -all
had first place showings in
rad Salmon captured first•
the kids division. Scott Grant
Scott Grant secured second
finished in third position.
place, Kevin Bussell was
In the bantam category,
third.
Jake Ledoux and Oliver
In the bantam category,
Salmon each finished first,
Colin Holditch finished first.
Logan Hewkin was third and
Logan Hewkins was second.
Brendan McDevitt was
Jake Ledoux and Oliver
fourth.
Pickering player helps
volleyball team to title
The Ganaraska Wolves
and 8-15.
Junior Girls Volleyball team
The Wolves dropped the
earned a well-deserved
first game 13-15, but rallied
bronze medal at the Ontario
to win the next two by scores
Junior Girls Championships
of 15-9 and 15-7 to knock off
recently.
the North York J.C.C. Blues
The Ganaraska squad
in the quarter finals.
beat the host Northshore
The third place showing
team from Windsor 14-16,
gives the team a chance at
17-15 and 16-14 in the con-
participating at the Junior
solation finals to secure the
Girls Nationals in Vancouver.
bronze.
Stephanie Markidis and
In the semi-final contest,
Lisa Hudson of Ajax and
the Wolves fell to a tough
Stephanie Ellis of Pickering
Hamilton Spartans team 9-15
play on the squad.
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Ajax (The McLean Banquet Hall East)
POSITIONS UP FOR RE-ELECTION
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• Fundraiser
• Treasurer
• ice Scheduler
• League Co-ordinator
• Coaching Co-ordinator
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National Volunteer
Recognition Week
April 18th to April 24th
United Way of Ajax -Pickering
salutes Community Volunteers
There are many ways to give, but no one is
more generous than those that give themselves.
United Way would like to thank the many
volunteers who give of their time and talents to
benefit the Ajax -Pickering community.
o Because of you many children's lives are
enriched.
0 Because of you many seniors and people
with disabilities remain independent.
El Because of you countless families break the
bonds of abuse and poverty.
Henry Ward Beecher said "Every charitable act is
a stepping stone towards heaven".
United Way salutes all of those who earn their
`wings' through their generosity of spirit.
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Soccer
team
makes THE GM
GOODWR,
a pitch
for girls ON EwT 1 1 A
W 0 1 7k�� UA
A Scarbor-
ough girls' soc-
cer team is look-
ing fir players
for the coming
season.
The West
Rouge girls'
under -17 rep
' soccer team has
openings for
players born in
1982 and after.
Open prac-
tices and try-
outs will be held
at J.B. Tyrrell Sr.
Public School,
10 Corinthian
Way, Scarbor-
ough, on
Wednesday
nights from 7 to
9:30 p.m.
For more in-
formation call
Marg Penny at
416-282-0412 or
416-282-7739.
Horseshoe
league
needs
ringers
AJAX —
Calling all
ringers I
The Ajax
Horseshoe
Pitchers' Asso-
ciation is look-
ing for new
players and fam-
ilies for the
coming season.
The horse-
shoe pitchers'
association of-
fers mixed
teams, league
and tournament
play and social
events through-
out the season.
Action gets
under way
Wednesday,
May 5 and con-
tinues each
Wednesday
night at the
Kinsmen Her-
itage Centre,
120 Roberson
Dr., throughout
the spring and
summer.
No prior ex-
perience is nec-
essary.
For more in-
formation call
Jim at 428-0453
e or Bryan at 831-
` 2986.
I
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One Tire For
Two Tires For
945 95
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Bring us your
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air -challenged,
your treadless.
We'll replace'em
for you.
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LASSIFIED
careers
CAREER SCHOOL OF FLOR-
A, DESIGN 26 wk Flonstry 8
Buis-ness Program. 12 wk n-
Iensrve 3-phase program. 3
wed Professional course. In-
video
.Beginners Pro-
;riin Part-time/full time
,arses available. A school
:���re all your training
omen worthwhile Finan-
assistance may be avail -
905 -436-7746
MICROSOFT OFFICE COM-
P_TER Certificate Program. EI
ti OSAP eligible to qualified.
weeks daily. 830 to 130.
41.iy 5th start High level of
n, hievement upon graduation
nm new career doors!
,BRISGE Durham College
;i-852-7848
THE NAIL STATION Career
' nnu ig Center Career tram-
' available in artificial
n'Is. ear candling, pedi-
•es. waxing Air brushing
n f tattooing techniques
dent na
Finang negotiable
?':51439 2217.
I
Arts
Mf Crafts
CRAFTERS WANTED at 'The
,dI d Coll Showplace• wt-
- f w( the Courtice Flea Mar-
i km east of DOM Let
show b sen your colts di-
-ctiy to ft,. You do not
.we to be tAae. These is NO
month iontrad Also re-
-we t maim tree rem it you
..r up by Apnl 30 Call 905-
:16 !C24
1 General Help
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NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, April 16,1999 PAGE 31 A/P
To Place Your Ad Call:
683-0707
1 GthiTnaral HNP 1 General Help 1 General Hel
D 1 General HNP 1 Sales HOWAgem� 1 Sake Helpugents 1 General Help 1 General Help
M AYAILAeIE! Are you 16
years dCurrently out
of w sc ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT
of work and school. We can
help you find a fob for FREE' FAST paced manufacturing plant located in Scarborough requires an
Call the Hotline (905) 852- Accounting Assistant for manufacturing cost accounting and related
7848 Ex. 21 accountin d ti ' I
SALES
REPS
Sell to schools
and groups.
School vacations
and summer off.
Earn excellent
part-time income.
Flexible hours.
905-669-6600
Please read your
classified ad on
the first day of
publication as we
cannot be
responsible for
more than one
insertion in the
event of an error.
1 General Help
FULL TIME EXPERIENCED
FURNITURE SALES CONSULTANT
Must be -energetic- friendly- knowledgeable-
- have a flair for decorating -
salary . bonus. excellent benefits package.
send resume to
file i 341 Oshawa This Week,
865 Farewell St. Oshawa, Ont. L1H 71.5
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 fazed
directly to Oshawa This Week, will not
be forwarded to the file number.
Originals mod be sent directly as
indicated by the instructions in the ad.
UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE
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.
Beaver Ridge Dr.
Heron Dr,
Meadowlands Dr.
CALL DEBBIE
905-852-9741
V u les Inc uding daily file maintenance.
Communication and computer skills required.
Send resume to Accountant, Suite 332, 2343 Brimley Road,
Scarborough, Ont. M1 31_6
TV / FILM AUDITIONS
ACTORS WANTED
Adults 8 Kids (28up) needed for
TV8 Film Assignments.
No Fees, No Courses.
Call (416) 221-3829
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
TO RUN CANADA/USA
We offer
'GENUINE' RATES
BENEFIT PACKAGE
DIRECT DEPOSIT
-OPEN DOOR- POLICY TO AU OUR DRIVERS
We require 6 months to Senior Drivers
I.C.C. Medical, Police Search,
Recent Abstract
EXCEL HIGHWAY SUPPORT SERVICE INC
1-888-769-9799
FAX: (905)723 3797
E&IJ Office MNP jar) oMlm m*
try full time, experienced required for
iffices in Ajax, Pickering and Whitby.
mg, reception, customer relations. Owns
)rtsation required. Some evesimp and
ay
Please submit resume and salary
expectations in confidence to:
File #319,
Oshawa Whitby This week,
865 Farewell St. Oshawa, L1H 711.5
UNEMPLOYED
18 AND UP
instruction work
is, laborers etc.
START A NEW
CAREER
Up to $13-55 per hr
WE WILL TRAIN
YOU
Ad Outlet ha:
riMed openings u
zest. Serv. Manag
r Trainees, set ul
ispla ,pcgeen. help, lar
NO EXPERIENCE
NEEDED
o. training provid
I in all depts. 80
uses. incentives anc
fwd working
duals. You n
neat, relia
e own transl
m and able
It work in rr
interview at
m-3532
Sunday
12 noon -3pm.
Monday
9am.-5pm.
1 Geewral Hndp
ATTENTION NEED WONKT
Were looking tot 50 newppoeo-o-
*. Stu" pay $1085 FT/PT.
timble pmbons Tranog is
provided Great for uudems
amt ddkrs Posmom must be
fined by April 17. Can (905)
723-4920
AZ 11 r wooled Minimum
2 years flatbed and US ex-
penence Must have dean
mad. CASieve (905}42&
AZ DRMM. minimim 2yis
experience baukfq oversize
crarwegbt into U.S. Must be
dean 8 neat Fax resume to
Prince Special Commod n.
(905)721-0981 or raft
(905)721-2911
BEAUTY PRODUCTS store re-
quires experialced and and
embusasbc Saks assowks.
Exa" opporttmey for kwd
viduals with strong eiw
camti-
rWbon slips. Caw Darkrw at
(905)-4264993
e1NCNLAY01 lABOUREl1 rie
gwred. Oshawa. Whitby area.
Forklih experience an asset.
not necessary. Must have
own transDonalan. Cam (905)
983.5684 or (705) 277-9763.
CHEF REDlIM for the
George. Experience neces-
sa yr Cala 952.9549 or 642 -
General Help
CLASSIFIED
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
News Acne,!se, re-
jUests that advertisers
.heck their ad upon
publication as News Ad-
wertlser will not be re-
sponsible for more than
one incorrect insertion
and there shall be no li-
ability for non -Insertion
of any advertisement.
Lability for errors in ads
is Ilnirted to the amount
paid for the space occu-
pying the error. All copy
is Subject to the appro-
vai of management of
News Advertiser
COOK *tn experience nar,,M
for Ncrth Pii*erng ^ r,aIe ;K;i1
A& (905) 649-5991 ask for
k6chael Chun.
CREW MANAGER posamns
avaddble if (ileo Bell Alan
wesinev,aayfy Ail sr,ens 4,
ply wfmvn No M= races.
DmVER FOR expedite van
with G License Maamurn 2
yeah experience Must be
tree 10 travd High commis-
sion. bow msto File/
343. PO Box 1 Oshawa.
Ontario LIN MS
am 5200 53017. 5500 or
more per week. assembling
products n the w wfort of
yow own hiowae Send a So.
Do addressed
do v i d r.2io0°`OOww s1T
W . Swk 541. Rd 636. fu s-
sissauga. Om L5K 2R$
EXPERIENCED Tekmarkehers
needed Please raft (905)Q7 -
604i7
FALL A PART TIME tab
Ted (tum Oil changles.
previous experience nem -
.M. valid dn"n Waist
Appy x PENNZOIL. 195
Westney Rd s Apx (no
phone aIle)
FULL -TNM PARTS Onver
rweded for mean Duty Pans
DistinbiLft Must be
able 10 do a standard wdvck
and provide a clean drivers
abstract. Drop rewire at 1751
Wentworth St West wet 06 or
Fax resume (9051571-5436
ORM CUTTING requwW for
Ajax Village ou Once a
wed( from Alav lss to rind of
seplimaheir6pbe Td it Cam
KWMTYLIST - full unwpait
bmf For unique cMdren's
salonitkerwq) Cal (416)
P
285-13�
NKNSCNW STIOOM
Jobs are available in the
Pwke
mli. Ap
rore rrM
call (416)615.2691 NOW!
JOCVS EDUCATIONAL TOYS.
f
nWar Supple-
sno 300* quality aNadable
tom. games. crafts.Owough
home patties. fund slurs.
r�talogue sales. CALL 1 -ND -
361 -1587, ext 9496.
wPAM
Pose" avail" lex
seN-nrouvatad individwls
cath agwriorce in
Idlchen irstaflati0n Nand
sols and varepoftemm
car» sbw
(41Q 93&5123 or
436.2M or Fa
a mw(e0e7 biRIA) 80-230
Experiencing Substantial Growth!
Old Port International Marketing Inc., is a
distributor of better quality gifts and we
are rapidly growing. We require two sales-
people, an in-house fluently bilingual rep to
service our Quebec and Maritime customer
base and a sales rep to handle a combina-
tion of in-house sales and outside sales.
You must have an organized, outgoing
personality and enjoy being involved in a
sales -oriented, high-energy environment.
Ve offer comfortable surroundings and a
rofessional and successful atmosphere.
xposure to customers is through trade
hows across Canada, and by telemarket
Please reply in writing by April 23, 1999:
ATTN: Sales Manager
Old Port International Marketing Inc.
16050 Old Simcoe Rd.
Port Perry, Ontario L9L 1P3
Fax No: (905) 985-0676
Only applicants selected for an
interview will be contacted.
11*2 Skilled Help SWIWd HNp
GLL;ER OPERATORS
required
Experience on &>I»t Domino and
)agen Burg Diana Gluers a definite
asset. Fax resumes to
ELLIS PACKAGING
(905)831-7571
CELLO WINDOW
(MACHINE OPERATOR
required experience on Staude
Windower a definite asset.
Fax resume tri:
ELLIS PACKAGING
(905)831-7571
CUSTOM MACHINERY
BUILDER
mwirts
1. General Machinist
2. Machinist Apprentice
3. CNC Set-up Person
4. Machinery Assembler/Fitter
5. General Labour
AW1 resume to:
Resume
1 B-701 Rossland Road East
Unit #370
Whitby, Ontario
L1N 9K3
or FAX to: 905-434-6409
165 165
UNOSCM sir labokrerws Awa deed,
must Ile a hard -worker with
��laQ°y°d
and ifledmit Epi 19
4263.
Day Care
Available
UCEM NAIIISTI)LIST to
UM in managing salon. Ex -
mm salary package . proof
storing Part WIN st k=
Ktlhryn (905) 576.2512M
LICENSED TRUCK Mechanic
required AZ license preferred
Good wages and benefits
Call
852-30t3
LIVE IN SUPERINTENDENT
couple required part time to
maintain 39 unit seniors
building in Oshawa Please
fax resume to. 416.253.9063
LOCAL Ford Dealer needs
service advisor Mon -Fn Bam-
530pm Cala (905) 686-2300
Ask ,, Berne
MATURE. responsible clean-
ing person required for a
Whitby home One day, every
two weeks References re-
quired Call after 630 p m
665-1435
KIDS. _Neded
7 1 Commer-
ca. Magatmes. and extra
work It accepted traimiry and
registration fees covered Call
(416)-944-9343 or 1-800-
M0D-ELUS
NAIL •ECHNICIAN with dien-
reLe Tatuie individual expen-
enced mth artificial rails and
waxing to work tull or part
time Rent or commissw Call
905-420-8805
NEW GOLF COURSEneeds
help with a&,1rt,S.ng' Lodung
for 10 outgoing. amon(ous
to start Immelialety
um -tune Only Call Jennifer
for interview 720-3144 No
experience necessary, will
tram
PART nMEfull ' me expen-
"ce,: Zair ;ry, ,i wamed for
. isy Oshawa salon Guar -
o teed wage must woM1 well
h 9 children CA 905 -725 -
PAY AS YOU 60 Gym No
.,! ^tership required Pay as
r,xa go gym No :ammtment
=ay as you go gym
Neekfy Monthly ADsoliu".
poSmrvely no preaudwntaed
IDIW Gty Gymuopen wou ar
-idrrgnt M - F Weekends 9
m - 5 pm 1035 Brock Rd
P ckenrq (905)=27-6277
WE WANT YOU! Expenena0
'eemarkerers regwred Hour.
ly SAWY Plus bonuses M^
rsh wxxrinws It you re the
c90%,M-0058 Can Debbie
PMT NONE 155 Torontc
Rd Port Hope 2 bedroom
DW den awawabk May 1 st
UndergrarM parking. uhh-
ties social and gaffes
room. clean. quiet, mature
lifestyle Can Ld 905-11e5-
8294 to app to vow
nEGMED IMMEDMTELY.
Full-time snunry alarm rech-
ncun Must have aist tlNion
and service experience
Strorq ekdncal background
an asses Own tools required.
Can (9054311-6512
SANDWICH AND SUB MAK-
ER. for m sigh - 7 a m shill
a9klm adm ton
Tel 839-6423
SEW" MACOK Operatof
PT Industral Marlene up to 20
hrs per week. Expenence
prcainkw fed with heavy fabrics
7852 3477 provided Cam Jeff
THE NF ADVENTKEN is
looking br Rids to dekver pa -
AM flyers door to door
low tines a week by 600 PM
m their neighbortwilds,
qui
905-683--5117
Wr CLEAIE#. - N rise.
Toronto area, traraporation
Awabie Cal (416) 759-2224
WON 1 FN HOE- Part-
time. full-time. tlilialm mdustry.
$BOO -$3000. Fra Ilookiet.
416.6314925 or log onto:
www.hbn.com access code
5876 (reWred)
TOUT& THE eons! Work M
hom using ow powerful lit
Mabm System Lm w idler.
Fra supplies. Rush S.A.S.lag eto: LiDeny-Link
MMenkaliorul, 232 Keel St W.
Suit 4. Box 217, Lindsay,
Ontario. Canada. K9V 6M
THE NEWS
ADVERTISER
is looking for
prospects to
deliver
newspapers and
flyers to the
following areas
.r:If r
AJAX
Windsor Ave.
Tudor Ave.
Elm St.
Beech St.
Maple St.
Allard St.
Tams Dr.
Morden Ave.
Horne Ave.
McKie Crt.
Freeston Cres.
Gregson St.
Roberson Dr.
Strickland Dr.
PICKERING
Strathmore Cres.
Denvale Dr.
Greenmount St.
Weyburn Sq.
Birchwood Crt,
Amberwood Cres.
Sandhurst Cres.
Deerhurst Crt.
Meldon dr.
Pinegrove Ave.
Thicket Cres.
Copley St.
Second St.
Valleyridge Cres.
White Pine Cres.
Forestview Dr.
Waterford Gate
Lawson St.
Senator St.
Lancrest St.
Valleyview Dr.
Royal Rd.
Gwld Rd.
Finch Ave.
SCARBOROUGH
Clapison Blvd.
Wich Rd.
T�lley�r.
Haviland Dr.
Langevin Cr.
Charlottetown Bl.
McCulley St.
Charles Tupper D.
Rouge Hills Dr.
Island Rd,
Bryce Moor Rd.
Brownfield Grdns
SlopeSunny
Beaverbrook Crt.
East Ave.
Kirkdene Dr.
Flagston Terr.
Friendship Ave.
Calderstone Cres.
Rainbow Ridge Dr.
Grenada Crt.
Leameadow Way
Bnarcreek Rd.
Derbyshire PI.
':k
FOR FURTHER
INFORMATION
905-683-5117
1 O __ Hollis
ft*
FM TM OM eir
gwred. pubes indweinsi
ckdee
sles, order entry. order trac-
ing, prolm management. ex-
ppenr*= preferred. Flexible
Aars 20-25 Mows per week
$t3415thr. Fax resume to
416-290.0157 or n1 416-290-
0222
PERSON FMMY for manu-
tact-M company. Typing,
computer and bookkeeping
skills (egwredPart-time.
nexible hours. 15 - 30 per
week. Car needed. Stan im-
mediat Send resume to
rile 413V Osluwia This Week
P.O. Box 481. Oshawa. On -
am. UH 71.5
, Toronto Line: (416) 798-7259 our lines are open
AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER R Mon. to Fn. til 8:00 pm.
11i 24 -Hour Fax: (905) 579--4218 Sat. 9:30 am to 3:00
130 Commerdal Ave., Aim � 1822 Whites Rd., Pickering Sam Lee-Amberlea Plaza Y/SA Classified OnUne. Now when pint.
Nowx Mani( -hi.: go 4w -SM pill �; IMww MIn. l0ar6m Tia A*L I14W70 , Thws./iti. IOen -40 , � You advertise, Your word ad
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250 250 OR
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7th Pickering Scout Group
Fundraising Yard Sale
Sat. April 17th, 9am - 2pm
Amberlea Presbyterian Church
1820 Whites Rd. N. Pickering
L'scul Iurniture. lav s, tools. hooks, clothing
Neve hooks, costume jeweller}, pan}'
supplies, and handmade crafts.
Light refreshments & lunch a\ailahle.
(;AR NGF SAt F
559 Rougemount Dr., Pickering
Satunlav, April 17,
9 a.m - 3 p.m.
'-helving, tables, tins, small appliances, dtxrr
and rugs and lots mare
504-5024
GARAGE SALE
Bat. Apr:: 1- 99. 9: .�, Oem-4:0 ope,
409 Aaton SQ. (Li,reryocl S. of !inch)
Pickering,
Nall Unit, Sewing Machine, Phone
1 e
and Many Household items!!.
GARAGE SALE
Saturday 17 April -+ gam - 2 pm.
Homes on Horne Avenue, Ajax
(just Wes' of Church and Delaney)
Lots of items from furniture and household
items. to kids toys.
�L�DAll.,PRII 11,1h, -.A%1 - IP\1
17 CARLE CRESCENT, AJAX
Il hurch 6r
ii"l,v clothes, tons, necessities up to toddler,ma-
•rnih, clothes. All items like new.
kR \(,F s V 1
SAT. APRIL 17 A.\D SL N. APRIL 18
Ham -4prn
1367 Bridlepath Circle
Pickenng
(Kurth of Finch f a,t o,I 1 n•erptxr)
STREET SALE
MEADOWLANE CRIES.
(OFF MALPLEGATE A DIXIE)
9 A.M. TO 12.00 NOON
SAT. APR. 17
IA R 1) SALI
SAI. APRIL 17
am. - p.m.
1370 and 1372 Fordon Ave.,
Bay Ridges
. 1 Arts i Craft • 1 Arts i Crafts
CRAFT VENDORS WANTED
for thc
"FOR YOUR HOME SHOW"
SAL & Sun Mav 8th & 9th
9 am: 4 pm.
at
Whitby Iroquois Sports Centre
LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE!.!
CALL LISA FOR DETAILS
Oshawa (905)-579-4400
Ajax (905)-683-0707
Office Hao
SkiNW Help
ECEPTIONISTRYPIST'cr
ENGINEER !car eas' ScarPor
new home budder Must be
oug!, b(Nrd manufae-
avariable weekends ant have
lures Must have good math
reliable transportation Can at-
skills be meChamally m-
kt 100 p m Tdl tree 1-877-
dined CNC machines expert
715-0800 or Local 905-721-
OWG
enee. computer literate with
coapt Nonsmoking ax re-
n Provided ntant/CMld
-
overall knowledge of PCB s
1 Sawa
Duties to include dnl6rgrout-
H / ams
ing programs for CNC ma -
.all (9051-837-9600
cnxnes and test fuxture drill
WANTED experience, mobile
programs using TAS 2000
software Fax
sales person for telephone.
voice maii and interphone
resume and
expectations to R WD
Company established 1990.
Manulactunnq (416)299-4896
has to expand Phone 623-
Ann Mike Flemrrg No phone
7621 from gam - 9pm
rolls please
NIGH TECHNOLOGY cornKITCHEN
CABINET Installer
ay requires commissar
salesperson for outside sales
Experienced and self motnvat-
ed Anility to read drawings
Strong tectxwcal background a
Soca resume to P O Box 444.
definite asset Please fax re-
fib' On LIN SS4
surne to (905)666-1188 MECHANIC, full time or part
Hospital �
.. 1 o.nlal
DRIVER for MedicalGas:
Medical supply delivery in
Durham Region. Must trace
computer experience 24hr on
call rotattion Fax resume velh
clover's abstract to (905)579-
2202
REGISTERED physiotherapist
Part -tune position available
immediately. 3-4 afternoon,
evenings or 5 mornings in
well established equipped
Pickering private clinic PIs
cell ((905) 420-0647 or tax re-
sime 10 (905) 420-2907
WHITBY - Dental office re-
;n,ed Denial Hygienist Co-
-dinator Three years expen-
!,,ice a must Full time includ-
"q Saturdays and one even -
Please call Nicole 1905)
,-66-1555
1 Daycare
Wanted
LIVE V -_ Err gi, er for
r:!r,ts Experience neces-
sary Enghsh,drnving/house
duties required Irregular
hours. Available on short no-
tice Beginning Aug 99 Call
905 509-3187
NANNY LIVE OUT energetic.
'`0r p Berson required to
,are tot 3 children (4.3 1 1/2
years) M -F 8.5. Light house-
keeping duties Must have
previous experience own
transportation drivers li-
cense
rcense Church/ Rossland Call
905 619-1385
1 Articles for 1 Articles for 1 1 ulama s 1 1 utomo s -
O for Saw wr Saw
Quality New Furniture
870 Taunton Rd. E. Whitby
New mattress sale Restromc. King Koil. Life Care, Pos-
ture Beauty, Slumber Sleep etc Over 200 in stack. Sin-
gle sets from 5139. Queen sets from $199. Lots of
quality sets available. Also selling new 7 pc. pine diners
only $999.: King Kort King size mattress set pillow top
only $749. Cherry sleigh beds c/w frame only $299,;:
15 curio cabinets 8 entertainment units form 5259, oak
table 8 chairs. 5 sofa sets, tutons 5249 8- mattress,
console tables, new modern table 8 5 chairs $349
with buffet & hutch from only $699.
Come in 3 browse. Lots to choose from.
Mon- Sat. 10-6 p.m.: Sunday 11-4 p.m.
Mclean Auction b Liquidations
905-686-3291 or 905.432.2836
181 Bond St. W. Oshawa
Quality new furniture.
We are now reopened and will he operating a complete
mattress centre selling King Kod. Restronic. Slumber
Sleep plus others. We have a special single from $139/
set. Queen sets from $199: Restromc Queen sets $499:
o'w free contour foam pillows, plus we are carrying
new table & chairs. entertainment centres. curio cabi-
nets, sleigh beds. futons 5249.. 7 pc. pine sets. sofa
sets. oak office furniture. arrow back chairs from $60
plus many other articles
Drop in and browse
Mon - Sat. ": Sunday 11.5 p.m.
LIQUIDATION CENTRE
181 Bond St. W. Oshawa 9(15.720.0560
NIZI117 Articles for
Sale
1F Artrcws fa
Sok
Ni•r..
Good condition 82' high 65
1/2' wide. 5275. SUNBEAM
132 hire humidifier 3 speed
good condition $45 MASTER
CRAFT Slim Fit window air
conditioner 7000 BTU. good
condition $250 USED carpet.
medium pile beige -brown
good co"13110n. 10 x 9 and
12' x 14' $75 - mchules un-
deriladdng Call 571-6007
COMPUTER FACTORY
BLOWOUT Arnim t yr no
payments men $1q ,10vit ivact
333 Mnz loaded printer,
nlonlor. internet. software and
more Free scanner delrvery
and setup I -MO-515-5545
COMPUTER SPECIALS -
1pOmh: Muni Media System
5333 Pentium Laptop $744
166mhz Internet SyysStem
$666 Superfast 40pmhz
gS1188 We love doing up -
6553661 OmicuM repars 905
NANNY live -rn1rve-outA' T„ie P:COMPLETE ,f dour ir'✓
5 NP ARIENS ^e
C ✓ home Stoutwlle ew 57ov Into aiun _: n1 d S.c 1
•'ea 6 month old and 7 11 yr
d Light housekeeping and
_.raking required Mon -Fn 8
Round 14 cut Oak pedestal
table 5350 Telephone 1905)
649-2628
rn i0 - 6 p m Call 905-640-
9 PC oak dminoroom sun,
9 em"Mr, tem Nutritious
buffet hutch. table. 4 side
Daycare
,oars. 2 arm chairs, new.
x Available
^rust sell Cal Steve. home
i2
905-665 9065
LOVING HOME -• =-
'air; oma anC ;iulrty Child-
LEATHER JACKETS up to t
'ens music. 2yrs - 5yrs pre-
2 price leather purses from
$9 99, luggage Irum 5t9 99.
coapt Nonsmoking ax re-
n Provided ntant/CMld
-
hater wallets from S6 99
Everythirq Must Go' Family
first ad. Valley Farm'
wutdow Coverings Vertical
-1wy 2. Idose to Pickering Go
Leather5 Points Mall Osha-
.all (9051-837-9600
wa 905-728-9830
ACTIVITY 8 FUN! tied rp
0
ANIIOUNCING NEW lower
;'a Tti to, .ids 'S Trxwm a
Price . r m,•• 10 satellites
Onrti $249 after rebates.
�pWing Child care avail-
able on Dewney (Alan) ECE
or
lease from $1249 month
degree a lots Of eu ed
Programmmq as lowu
f89%montry 905-055.3661
Re
Snacks a lunch Re
217-0104
ceill$8
Call ANDREA
BED. BLACK *,,)Tight tion ca
61 3138
nop•, ,u"ii :;rthopettic ma-
NMfye2'IIYERP00l. Mother
tre"Trame kever opened.
SaCfifiFe
1 ' ed, -In cluelfen riff -51.200
5497
'leg are in smoke it" lav-
,-. _,_.•,, •••••.•
9 em"Mr, tem Nutritious
BEDROOM SET N stand ol-
"'eryak a snacks Li M TLC
lice desk and cruir slate pop
ry5altordabw An ages 11131-
bDk. prig Dong tabic. bDq
i2
computer standyard took.
laid
MOTHER . ! iwo offers loving
tools. phone 436-8764
•• abie part-time care lot
BUNDS --ut the mr0ile man
.140 toddler in the Brock.Deii�
nslaiie, has Custom glade
7.006 area Creative pl]y
wutdow Coverings Vertical
walks to the pad nutritious
Venetian. Shutters Free esh.
unChei AM TLC' (905)686-
mates (416)227-7777 or
4026
19051460-0072 or f -8B3-369-
iL CKERING Beach ; Rolle:
1
DNONG ROOM SUITE. 9 pC
6 cna•rs 4 side 2 ani bufleft
ane hutch, ova table with 2
leafs Asking $1250 00 Al in
excellent condition all 905.
839-8331
FERRIES for saw rtake an
offer ;,,i 436-6972 (sop)
FLAGSTONE. 3- grey lime-
stone ipproumatky 100
$4 n $125 firewood 525
Woodlq's ' SawmrO (905)
263-2121
..av(.,re 18 months to
12 years
years Daly ouhigs
tie uta T
BUY DIRECT Ir(m the tum-
er"' Pcrk sides spring sot-
FUR C OAT
OAT Beautiful Fho-
Itenced backyard arta park)
cul. $1151b Iget the 880
Folate ::yl length sue
Crafts story time music. nu-
ready) all Rod or shun at.
10-12 Appraised at $9500.
Udi" meak a snacks First
Aid CPR
WOide Bra -ma -rod Farm. GM-
sacrifice x $5000 (705) 786 -
0089 (sip)
certified Nom
smoking recnpts 905-428-
1244
5506
CARPET BROKER. 00%
j BED X -thiel( Orthopedic
SYS
Nyior 'rick piusn s!a:n fe-
GUN
rcam
Care
sislanly t caper Fur 3 muds.
o'>tY S36900 Price includes
w7
SHOW
EXPERIENCED CAREGIVER
30 Sq yds Carpet. deluxe pad
end uKWWon in your borne
SUN. APRIL 18
for an eider', womd:: full
time send resume to A Ful-
Fra quotation n your how
leo interest, ra payment for
8 a.m-Moon
gad 415 Lawrence Ave. East
ax full year. Daniel, 1-800-
KITCHEN cupboards, white.
#620 Scarborough Ontario
217-0104
JUBILEE PAVILION
MIE 4 7
new, lop 8' length. Donom 6'.
lou 8 lenge
UnD Drily. Competitive pay,
CARPETS lots of carpel
SOUTH ON
1 Firewood
IDG'- nyiun new stain re -
ease carpets on hand. I will
SIMOCE ST. TO
EMGs WOOD PRODUCTS.
Price
Carpet 3 rooms. $349premium
indlldeS Carpet, premwm pad.
LAKEVIIEW PARK R0.
Irick icaic of lugs Buy now
Ready far
expert installation, last delve-
free
OSHAWA
next year Sea-
ery. estimates (30 yards!
coned Cut and spld Ready to
Norman 686.2314
905.689-8181
bum (9051852-75%
CARPETS SALE: Lots of Car -
1 Bargain
pets 100% nylon stain re-
WEEKEND SALE HAU'S AP-
C.
lease. Carpet 3 rooms 5339
PLLANCES Frost -free fridges
130 sq yd, Includes carpet
white $300 waster a dryer of
GLASS DINING table win 4
premium pad and insuna-
your choice $375/par Stoves
high back chairs pristine
tion Free estimates. carpet
$150-5200 Large selection.
condition $400 firm Also No-
repairs Serving Dumam and
Come and visit our show-
kia oar prone with hands tree
-surrounding area Sam 905-
room Large selection of Bar
kit $150 firm 905-420-9039
686-1772
be cue pans Financing aval-
eveirrngs
JUST Moved. must go nm-
CARPET AND VINYL - Ca rPOt
three rooms. 30 square yards.
able OAC Up to lyr warranty
d26 Srmcoe St S 1905)728 -
4043 See store for decals
medwtely Kitchen set $100,
from 5329 installed I will -
leather chair 550. wicker chair
Court your best code by 10Z
KENMORE appliances. refng-
SM Tel 837-1410.
Customer satisfaction guar-
Orator, stovewasher and dry-
anteed Call Mike for out tree
sUrn
eate. 905-431-dp40
er, excellent condition. asking
$700 for all 4 ( will sell sepa-
JUST Moved, must go im-
flleltral Coffee table SIM
CEDAR V -GROOVE panelling.
t
rately Genuine reason for
sale �y1434-8222
PRMET SALES Person required
Must have experience. salary
time wanted Call 905-852-
4584 or 905-852-2291
tenl 530 coals $10. screen
$30. baby SIO.
ry 01 gradeknottyIIT x 7-.
KENMORE APT size washer
a commission Call (905)665-
SPRAY PAINTERS, minimum
swung blinds
$3. range tad Sap. Tel 837-
30e per linea tool Immedale
delivery available Call 1-800
and dryer. as new. 5600/par.
Call 571-0889
0138
1 yr. working experience lag
term temp, fax resume
1410
267-0205 - Ronald Morrison
j BED X -thiel( Orthopedic
SYS
to
(416) 495-0941
CIESTERHEW with 2 lairs,
Pinowtop, settand frame, sun
M
WANTED EXPERIENCED Pe-
PREGO. Nilo suoUer, front a
burgundyin
and floral velvet.
need to new. Kitchen set with 6
P Iritic, cost $1.700 SOII
$675 (416) 255-0285
AZ Driving Career, steady
employ - fame weekends.
troleum Equipment Mednamc.
PMH, PMHI. PMti2 cenilied
back seating. large wheels,
Colibur navy cost $600 , new.
lairs. hunter green a Aztec
velvet Call 428-3444 ext. 0 or
KITCHEN cupboards, white.
solo with t,am option a 0o-
Call 1-800 465 8388.
will sell for $250 Immaculate
686-1990.
new, lop 8' length. Donom 6'.
lou 8 lenge
UnD Drily. Competitive pay,
condition 080 905.619
blue sink a tau-
benefits. bonus package Late►kod0 0477
Nadel equipment, excellent M Medical D
Naintenunce schedule. Mini- 1 Antielaa
Ntum 2 years of gat bed ex- COURTICE GUARDIAN W1 Sale
penence. Recruiting office Pharmacy requires experi-
8am - 5pm 705-357-3938 enced frontshop manager
1914 4 -WHEEL ultra-matrc
P.O.S experience an asset scooter with Charger, excel-
MCNANK-CLASS A. Full- Submit resume to 2727 Cour- lent condition. Pad $5000,
CLEAR -OUT - Plantax
machines. $269.99. 2 used
copiers. Minolta 20copiers/
minute $499: Canon 8580
Copier prints 85 copies/minute
$899. new high back chars
$1101999. call Speedy Busi-
ness Centre 668-0800.
Cells. almond fridge a stove,
all excellent condition. $1200
complete (905)665-6450
LARGE EXISTING DESIGNER
kitchen Raised panel pine in
excellent condition Includes
large island with 6 seat break -
me, In have experience lice Rd. Counice LIE 3A2 Or askin4_ 520DO o.b o Call cast counter Wilk tee Counter
for major ore and auto carter tax (905)-032.3185. (905)839-1710 lops, large desk with wood -
in ogim. Please al (905)- edge courtier tops and leaded
728.6221. 4 X 1 BRUNSWICK pool table doors. Kitchen also included.
with 3/4' slate lop, Excellent Lots of drawers for cutlery and
CLASS A MCHANK reliable condition $850 Telephone pots and pans Leaded doors
and experienced. Call (905) (905) 723-1626 and wrof 0edge counter Cal
more details (905)-852-7131
BUYING OR SELLING?
"MARIGOLD LINCOLN MERCURY"
Your one stop shopping for
"ONTARIO DRIVE CLEAN
EMISSIONS TESTING"
and repairs as well,
Mechanical Safety
Certifications
1.905-668-5893
1.800.565-5893
1 Articles for1 Articles for
Sok Saw
MARTIN LO GAN QUEST USED FRIDGES $195 up
speakFrs oak !ie.�,h 53200 used ranges $125 iV used
Power amp YBA2HC. $2.500 dryers $125/ up, used wash-
YBA2 pre amp $1700. Call ers $199 ' up, new and used
Mike 905-697-9975 after 6 corn operated washers and
p to (snpi dryers at low prices New
MOVING SALE! Antique Ma-
hogany corner cabinet w:
curved glass 5825 5 amique
dressers f135/each Mahoga-
n', Duncan Phyte Table 6
chairs w/sideboard $895 Ma
Pie Gate IeQ table. 4 chairs w,
sideboard $750 6 Harp -back
chairs 550/each. 6pc bed-
room suite $1250 3pc. bed.
room suite 5295 Coffee a end
tables S25ieach Mahogany
table. 5 chairs w/sideboard
$275 Numbered proms 2235'
each Wall unit China Cabinet
$175 Oak office desk $75 4
office chairs S15/each 2
workbench chairs $50/each
Frshur k $45 Rattan table. 4
swivel Chairs $725 Recliners
$35/each Mares bed. pure
$95 Dresser $45 sola d Lha,r
5275 1985 Olds $950 Partial
List ortty (905)623-0447
MATUZZI ITALIAN leiter coi_
Iec!ior back couch, ant
loveseat $750 couch. 5600
loveseat Bala in mint Coro -
ton Telept. (905r 831-
PIANO TECHNICIAN a.adable
N, lining repass and pre-
purchase consuna on on all
makes 4. models Cal Barb at
905- 42 7 7631
PMMOS/GRANDFATHER
CLOCKS RENCVAT!ON SALE
New walls and 11"i inven-
tory Must Goi Huge selection
ol new and used pianos New
(tigAal Itianos from $895 ant
up Rem to own. 100% of as
remail M.-NNOs a0p1Y Also a
Huge han$995
d drurdlaorer
Plods
TELEP PIANO 433-1491
RCA DSS. SATELLITE. new
mode 5135 including fest
ant (A Charxiels upert) View
over 800 c.'hark els. 5689 99
insta"lon avarlaWe Card
gwrameed for 6 mouths
Ker -Sat (905) 725-0196.
(905) 626-99%
RENT TO OWN new and re.
conditioned appliances. and
new T'V 5 Fun warranty Pad-
dy's Market 905-263.9369 or
1-80D-798-5502
SHEOMAN Oualdy wooden
sneds B X 8 parrs wt, only
$339 pus tax Mary otter
s,ns and styles available
Also garages and decks 761
McKay Rd UrM 3. Fickle
nnqq
our more mfg- tall 905-619-
2
STAINLESS STEEL hot dog
ort $3495 Ultralght Aeplare
Eipper Mill $5495 Wheel -
horse tractor'ahachments
snowblower roller.spray-
er.grasscuner$2495 Hot
Dt AineS100 vending ma-
Shopsmdh Mark
V with bandsaw/accesso
nes $1695 Call 905-655-3066
PINE/DAK FURNITURE Now
celebrating our 25th Anniver-
sary We are Table Special-
ists round. oval reclanqutar.
sol pedestal. dbl pedestal.
harvest tables, WE MAKE
THEN ALL' Need a speclal
size or Flour NO PROBLEM,
because we handcraft each
table t0 your Indmdwl
needs Our Craftsmen also
handbirW Entertalinmem carts,
Home office, Dining Room.
Kitchen, Bedroom and Custom
Designsall. on premis-
es ..Drop In and see our
State of the Art woodworking
facility and let ill show you
how Ione furniture is
made ...Remember . 'There
Is No Substitute lot QuaD-
ty' . -.Traditional Woodwork.
uq.. 115 Norm Pon Road (S.
off Reach Rd.) Pon Perry.
905-985-8774. www.tradition-
alwoodworking.on Ca
TOOLS, TOOLS, TOOLS. For
all trades• antique. collectable,
user Kitchen collectables.
scientific instruments, much
more Sn April 18. IV".
Tools Ot The Trades Show/
Sale 2699 Brock Rd N Pick-
ering Ont .10 00/330 $400 .
(519)293-3171, (613) 839-
5607 Our 20111 year
USED W(ES for sale Adult
mountain bike $60 00. Adult
racer $50 00 great riding
Dave
(905)-430.6498 ask for
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brand name fridges $480 and
up. new 317 ranges with clock
and window $430 Wide se.
lection of other new and used
appliances Call us today,
Stephenson's Appliances
Sales. Service. Parts 154
Bruce St Oshawa(905) 576-
7448 web site www durham-
mall Com/steorefrAns_
WANTED: 24x24 patio slabs
nalural coiour Call 725-2383
WIRE CAGES for sale Call
Tim 905.683-5117 snp
GARAGE boor repairs broken
Springs cables. rollers open-
ers installed Tunetps. $4995
416-336-0073
1 Arlcin
blamed
ANTIOUES'Absolutelyi Art
vire always A;aable usually
fret Purchasurq outngm es.
tates w/sidle antique Corti. . Uv*stocw
CM (no Inert to value con• roc sok
sidered). collections of airy
son. quantities or single an- BAY GELDING. ,:rg 3 ul
%Olw Rem Specal interest in May. Ridable 'rained by
Muorcrofl pottery 111 try to re- Randy &rd Good shu a po-
spond to all goaes Robert rental Must be seen
Bowen Antiques- Brookkn (905)373-0382 (snp)
OnU1905ri1655-5(55011655-8049. tax
Of
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CASH OR DEALS. We Buy for Sale
S,II a more, Pay top dollar 1965 RAMBLER Amtus-i r
tog lup items Hume auCrO/ 990 V9 P S P 8. 4 door,
video, car audio. tools. CDs. 38 GOD orrtlwial mats Very
movies. games. gold, da- dean -Needs tender lov"
mends. furniture. JppyAnCes care' SM as is (9051438-
(905)433-1785 905.571.2274 9964 leave msg sip
(905)666-0004 (prefer all
nems in wonung order) 1982 CaNrice Classic. Body in
gab shape Very reliable carNew battery and Wes Needs
exhaust NO rad work First
5550 takes it away Cal Sieve
at 416-964-8688 ext. 333 day-
time. 905.723.2351 evenings
1983 MERCEDES 388 SD fur
bu diesel 29000okms Excel.
lent cored. Gold with leather
interior Asking $4200 Call
404-0502
1985 DLDSMo81LE Dew 88
Ruvale Broughe:n V8 4 door
Ws. pill, also. au, aMm as -
settle. good Condition As is
2500 o b o Cal (905) 420-
111 Lost i Found
LOST Friday 9 April in ladies
changing room, Walman.
Ajax Gold chain with Egyptian
pendant, ?real sentimental
value. Call 697.1517
• 1 Pets/supphey
Boarding
AMERICAN COCKER SPANIEL
Pops lot sale Adorable bum
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)
435-0868
ENGLISH BULLDOG Pups.
CKC microchip. shots. de-
wormed Dad is champion.
family raised excellent tem-
perament show quality.
$1.800 (all 905-576-4103.
576-60M
ATTENTION: Dog Owners
Drurpe Dooley Pet Waste
Systems model 2000 $5499
up to 150 Ib. will, model 3500
$49 99. model 3000 S79 99 up
to 300 lbs Dog Life Jackets
starting at $25. 24- Fire Hy -
dram container 22599 BEST
Ball 3-, 4.1/2'. 6. 10' Lifetime
Guarantee. from $5 99 Dogq
shovels from $599 9-9 7
days/week (905)723-5413.
Fax 723-1466
TRAINING CENTRE
A fully Tdffwl rrVlop,
facility offers Junior
Puppy (9 wks-) to Adult
Obedience. Agility.
Show Handling,
Aggression Classes for
Problwm dogs
(905)-683-7852
A GOOD TV or VCR
WAN'EO Working or not
FOR FAST $$CASH&] PICK
LIP CALL 905-436-8525
ALL WOODEN FURIII
NIGS lame ur srull any
C01101110n Cash pad TG 905
7069370
BUYING ANTIQUE and Col.
IeCtebie�onlefl$ including
Complete eS4tes Best possi-
ble pried Pad Henry Kahn
905-985-8161
NEEDED immediately Kids
Sprmq And summer Clothing
n' excellent Condition Also.
kids toys for outdoors re.
slides playhouses. snail bi-
cycles anNl wagons Toddler
am"Is and Playpens Mows
the hme to bring them in - we
have lots of customers waot-
17 to buy THE CHILDREN S
EXCHANGE 17 King St E
Bowmanwue.l905)623-0013
WANTED: 24x24' patio
SlabS, natural colour. Call
725-2383
Pools,
SALE - KAYAK POOLS. Rec-
tangular abuve ground uhclud-
mg decking 16 x 24. O,D.
$5995 Package includes lin-
er 2 ladders. sand filter.
Pump motor, etc 1-800-668-
R 1 FLout d
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FOUND - WEDDING RING,
gold with small diamond.
found in plaza Whole's Rd.
and Hwy 2 Claimant must
identify engraving. Telephone
(416) 751-0534
LOST 'Whitby/Ajax south
area. Grey and white neutered
.Male Cat 1 1/2 yrs old Miss-
ing sante April 7th. 666-4670
(snp)
190 ARIES K. 4 door sedan.
Excellent running Condition
Body in good shape
5850 0 8 0 Leve message
A (905)-839-8442
1985 CHEV Caprice, wagon,
reliable tamely ar, asking
$1200 Cal 6M-0568
19116 CHEVETTE, automatic
runs and looks good, new
Lues. starter. fuel and wailer
rotor
1164.000kmss Asking a
ink g$13 5
CA (905)683-8467
1987 GRAND MAROMS - ex-
cellent condition. 130 kms
new fires a brakes Has been
emission tested 53500 Cer-
btled 852-5418
19U DODGE 600 SE 4 door
rebuilt 2 2 turbo automatic air,
excellent condition. $1250.
Call 905-62i -1463
1916 HONDA Civic Special
Edition 2 -door hatchback
293.000kms, runs great, cert
a emission $2250 o.b o
(905(420-6580
1918 MUSTANG. 2.31. auto.
PS.PB.PL, rebuilt engine, air
con CD player $1000 OBO
(905)-666-3944
1 1 utomo i"
for Saw
198E VOLKSWAGEN Jena
114.000kms. new fires,
brakes. alternator a water
pump Engine runs great As is
51800 Call (905)686-02%
1989 Buick Regal, 270.000
km good condition. $1500 as
is (certifiable). 1988 Topaz. all
wheel drive. 128.000 km, pw.
pdI air. tin. $1200 as is (certi-
fiable). 1987 Nissan 200 SX,
140.000 km. 5-spd. needs lit-
tle work $700 as is Certifi-
able): 1989 Blazer 04, 350 A
rebuilt motor a trans. 270.000
km $6000 as is 705-277.
3250(snp)
1989 JEEP CHEROKEE - 4 Llr.
4 wheel drive $2500 Call
720.3107
1989 PLYMOUTH Voyager
SE. 4 cylinder turbo 7 pas-
senger. $2500 or best offer
Call (905)428-6291. leave
message
1939 MERCURY SABLE - 4
door sedan loaded, new ex.
haust well maintained. $IWO
as is Call 905-723-7179
1989 TEMPEST, clean. excel-
lent condition 53000 DBO as
IS 1987 Chyrsler Shadow Very
good condmon $2000 OBO as
rs Summer wheels extra
Call from 9-6p m tues - Sat
579-1382
1939 TOYOTA TERCEL blue 2
door AM.FM cassette.
! 50.000km Great condition
$2500 OBO 509-7466 Ask for
Chnssy
1990 LUMINA Eurosport. 3 I
4 door ire, console shift,
$4900 Good condition Call
(905)720-1593
1990 TOPAZ LS. parts. best
offer 576-8332
1991 Z24 CAVALIER Burgan.
fly Excellent :onditron fully
loaded 10 disc CO player
Auto car starter, Phone alarm.
tinted windows 180.Oookm
S61DO 080852.425
1993 DODGE Caravan SE. 7
Passenger with quad "an.
air. cruise. til, power mirrors.
amnm cassette. 109.000kms
Asking 58995 Phone
905)579-1797 or Cell 242.
;333
1994 CHRYSLER LNS, ma-
rmv rvnl ),lddion loaded,
leather h9nway miles. ask -
09 $12 900 olio Cal 905725-
1695 (snpl
1994 FORD TAURUS. CL 4
duur certified - did clean,
one owner. 58.25v u b o 1705)
437-3973
1995 PONTIAC SUNFME Auto
2 dr Air ABS braking Ilady
dinvenl 28.00okm $7500 Call
(905)-339.6497
WE FINANCE
EVERYONE
First time buy-
ers, bankrupt,
bad credit, no
credit. You
work? You
drive! Lots of
choice. Down or
Trade may be
required.
SPECIAL
FINANCE
DEPARTMENT
SHERIDAN CHEV
905-705-8498
Please read
your classified
ad on the first
day of publica-
tion as we can-
not be responsi-
ble for more
than one inser-
tion in the event
of an error.
1 Trailer 1 Traikn 1 Trailers
R. & #4 Box, 60,
& We BEAVER TRULER PARK LTD. OMeltlTlee, Ontari0
KOL 2WO
Weill do our best to please yowl
Your Hosts: The Robinson Famity
Phone (705) 799-6221 Seasons► May - October
TRAILERS SOLD ON Sr E La- i(.tits
Fully Equu ipppepe d Sites
Y 71,1-
`l_ w a S
MEMNON
1 .
1 1 AutomoD las
for Sale
WAKE UP DURHAM!!! CER-
TICAR HAS HONESTLY
CHOPPED PRICES. THE
CARS ARE BEAUTIFUL.
CHECK US OUT. Eg New ar-
��vals 96 Cavalier 4 dr.. 5
peed. Luck you! $7.777. 91
vark Ave. loaded. 125K.
Nampagne. like new $9.885
,2 Skylark GS, v-6. loaded.
-30K black only $6.855. 92
limina EurO. loaded. 157 K.
^int $6.855. VANS - 88 Chev
inversion, loaded. go fishing.
-,le $6.665 96 Astro loaded 4
4. 70K silver now $13.955.
.1 Transport loaded. 3800 v-6.
15K. now $10.955. 92 Chev
10 v-6 auto. 141 K. perfect
>ti.855 CREAM PUFFS - 91
nuu Stylus. air, auto. 77K.
55.555 92 Geo Storm.
,it air. auto. $5.555 90
avalier coupe. auto. 175K.
;ne owner nice $2.995 90
Iekrck JLX 4 x 4 165 K.
Zded $5.555 86 Dodge
onvertible $1.650 As is
CERTICAR AUTO CENTRE.
155 KING ST. W.. AT MID-
TOWN MALL. CALL 579.2886
OPEN SUNDAY.
DO YOU NEED a aro You're
approved Oo you have 5500
own paymen17 Can you al -
)rd $200 - $300 a month. If
ou answered yes to the
,Dove questions then call
316) 937-9742 for an ap-
po ntmem
KEITH MITCHELL AUTO
SALES Best prices in Dur-
ham All certified cars sold
Ndh 6 -months tree handed
powertrain warranty 1993
Pontiac Surblyd. 4cyltauto,
55990 110.000k 1993 Pomi-
ic Surbird. V6/auto. $4.990.
121000k 1991 Plymouth
3r Voyager. 7ass/auto.
;5.990 196000k, 1991 Non-
a Civic. 5spd2-dr. $5990.
33 OOOk 1990 Honda Cmc.
.iuloi2dr $5990. 146.00011
990 Ford Aerostat ext74wd.
Eddle/Bauer.$5590. 211.000k .
1987 Ford F15OXLN8. 4a47
cap/auto $5990 . 123.400k .
1986 Mercury Tooppauz. 4qU
auto. $2490 153.000k Many
more to loose from. Finane-
ng Available 0 C.. 160
awry Ad, Alar. 905.426-
5512
SUMMER CONVERTIBLE lun
19:4 Fwt X-19 2rd owner,
40 000 original miles. good
condition. 4 cyl. 4 sad. always
stored indoors excellent car
tnr the right Individual asking
53500 080 623 4775
I � • I
elf CC i IYIr[n
1 AulorRdbdts
Wanted
A d A AUTO- Cars. trucks.
bua:s We pay up to $10.000
Cash on the spot. Any cornd-
hon. any year. Call us airy
time. 24 hours. 7 days. 30
nun service 9054686-5003 or
905.706-5234
CASH FOR CARS! We buy
vehicles Vehicles must
be in runnung condition Call
427-2415 or come to 479
East. Aja
MURAD AUly StTO SALES.a at
1 Trt�
nor
1985 Chevy S15 Extended
Cab custom dual exhaust,
305. reinforced springs , good
tires Needs some body work.
11500 Call 431-0743 after, 6
Pin
1995 GMC Pickup. 6 Whintder,
auto stereo, air co dilawfkrg,
Immaculate. 115.000kms
Hwy. certified riling 513.900.
Can (905)665-0878
19%Gab. SHOAT BOX, I
tended SLE. 2wd, b"
lack/
vortex V-8. 32,000 kill.,loaded and edeas. S 522500
Telephone (9p5) lats
1997 ChewWwk Truck. 4X4
V6-auloAspd-air, fBO
518 200 Pilo. certAka 1978
Lincoln Town Car�qopd
51750 as rs/obo. 725-1995'
1 4 VYRd
1998 DODGE CARAVAN SE 7-
Passenger. 27.000 km, 1k
V6 auto overdrive, loaded,
$18.500/oiter Call 434-2775
I Trailers
1974 Impala 28' trailer Park
Model Sleeps 6 Goad condi-
hmnAsking $3080. Call 985-
8666 cher 4 p m,
1 Trailers
1990 35 FT, park Irailer, into
Port Perry. Two bedrooms. full
4 Pc. bath, million dollar view
of Lake Scugog Asking
$19.000 Telephone Days 19051
686-3831. Ask for Brad. or
(905) 438-1871 after 6 p m
COLEMAN FOLDING Camper
Trailers by Fleetwood, 11
models on display in show-
room. Open 7 days a week
Financing available Holiday
World marine d RV centre. lo-
cated on 012 Hwy (Brock St
Whitby). 3 1r2 km north of
Brooklet (new b used) 905-
655-8176. 1-800-589-1854
Motorcycles
1992 HONDA V45 Sabre (750)
certified $2500 Call
(905)728.4383
'6NEW$ A,WERJIShEKFRP#y €DITIQN .April 16, 1999 PAGE 33 A/P
a I I partmama ar AProrlmema for
Raem l l Ali JEA I 1 Houses for
a Houfes ar
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.btgfoot.com/-highriwr
1982 YAMAHA Maxima 1100
r:eekmd
� �panmems tort
Reftl
good condition $2000 Can
1905) 436-1581
BACHELOR Large tiff; bed-
NEWLY RENOVATED.--Dr-g1-11
roorn ave,ldble May ist Non
1.OEDIIOOM upper
smoking .N pets. 728-7861
• Marine
-
!ridge• stove. parking indud-
BRIGHT WA------_'.KOUT one bed -
14' CEDAR Canoeneeds re-
room baser ent apartment.
Brock Rd and Fetch. C/A C/
canvassing S300 Call
(9051985-0059 (stip)
Vac 1-kmn, private en-
dwAve. Cal 436-M
trance. own washer and dryer.
1977 24' FIBREFOf1M flying
available May Ist $700 all in.
Volvo Pinta out rlrrve,
clusive No smoking. no pets
new tandem trader. boat in
(905) 428-7123
rod condition. needs work
No motor $5000 O.D o CAII
GANNINGTON Large 2 Ded-
(905)683-4709
room apartment m hvepkx
$56G
420-1281
includes utilities.park-
BOATS by Crestliner. Grew.
Ing. appliances $50 rem re-
CelebntY Sunstream. Mirro-
bale Near shopping church -
craft. Tempest powered by
es -Park Call Pard 416 -992 -
Johnson. Evmrude (Fishing
1562
boats. Bownders. Pontoon
Doan. Deck boats. Cruisers)
CENTRAL Oshawa. large 2
New 8 Used, Fiberglass 8
bedroom apartments avad-
able In •well-inamtarned
Aluminum. Huge selection
outboards Low Low Prices
budkik„g close to all amenities
Open 7 days a week Holiday
Please call (905)723-0977 9
World marine d RV Centre.
am - 7 p m
located on $12 Hwy (Brook
COUNTRY APARTMENT
St. Whitby). 3 12 kms north
awa,labie mmnortheastdfatel; 2 be,;
d Brooldin 905-655-8176 1-
room. 20 mau noeast of
800-589-1854
Do... veryprivate loxton
1 Re:rgtdru
Appliances b Appces mclud-
ell S7OO'mo 905-981
Vehicles
1983 TRAVELAIRE HOME ,r
IMMACULATE bright very
lArge , bedroom Oshawa
lit. 36ft full lipoutQueen
BNB 8 King St area Top two
Ston. On . S22.000 1985 Ca-
doors of house Fridge stove.
ddlac.4 dr fully loaded. needs
washer. dryer. heat b to waa-
Wammmsan. Can be certified.
kr included New FAG Fur -
$1500 00 080. Days -905-
ince b gas hot water large
725-4111. Nights 905-433-
4031
storage room parl ing no
Pets Available June Ist Caa
' 11 Apalwoms
19051263-2354
For Herd
LARGE 3-NAa In apartment
for rein in WNfbv hardwood
1 and 2 -BEDROOMS available
floors, wait balcony, whirt-
Apnj Ist or MAY 1st L,xated
pool, squash. laundry in
At 946 Masson St and 350
buildmilL $834omonth mdudes
Malaga Ad. Oshawa Start
ubldues and parking Call
$600,mordh all inclusive No
(905 1665-746 7
pets Call 576.6724 anytime
1 -BORN bsmt apt Available
MODERN I bedroom base -
ment apartment Pickering.
Immeduley Close 10 GO and
Private entrance. iron -smoker
PTC NO Pet Or smoking
no pHs. S700/montfdy. Ist
$550 mctusive hrsUlast (905)
and Iasi. ava"t rmme-
831.8587
lately Close to all amem-
PICKERING VILLAGE. I bed -
'u,... 'A)r'rir !i t pn-
lale eritirince access ti, card
park,n,; uld."es
525-m„nth trri.Ast
sinokmg A..n iAnir V.,. .
CDU 9G5 426
fres. 905.420.0892
NEW I BEDROOM bd%,menl
apartment Pitxe-ing Liver-
PoouBauey Includes laundry.
uhlrt,es nm -smoker. no pet.
Dark,ng lxw$Kialey $630
nI:5 837 5024 after bpm or all
OSNAWA-
atik
fequired.
r:eekmd
WHITBY
433-2190 Pint.
PICKERING New , tie "'I
NEWLY RENOVATED.--Dr-g1-11
HIGH RISE
1.OEDIIOOM upper
gweelow
%bm:Ans one Dedrnx;m upper
dIClOsiwe
!ridge• stove. parking indud-
per molish. First and last, rd-
';.sur ut duplex FrKlge. stove.
APARTMENTS
Wry St. area. $6001month d -
smoker prelerred, no pets.
dwAve. Cal 436-M
ndudld Bus mule 1 Parking
laundry laokties. dose to all
OSHAWA APTS - Bachelor S
amenities Iron $550 to $675
':Ace. separate entrance Ca-
-
month in naustve FrstllAst.
SOUTN OSNAWA, lar Oe,
no Det Close to an amerk-
bes Available Immedaley
bye included Utilities induct -
420-1281
Apartment. separate entrance,
able. uldmi laundry. park.
!No pet Preferred IstAast.
Ing mduded No smoking/
Commercial Blour St 3 Park
Ptt S6001mordh FlrsWst
Rd Detached 11,2 storey.
500 per mo Inc CAN (905)
Private driveway 4 bedrooms.
es. leave message anter 6pm
2 lutdnenrs. $875 utiktees-
72B-2227
436-1279 or (905) 721.7519
SPACIOUS well-mandyned 2.
NEWCASTLE Ilyr old 3-Ded-
3 benroom Acts Avall a1 900
room I S had bum, luly-de-
Ask fur Debbie
Cached home for rem. fully-
wani closet palm proved.
fenced yard. i K
ed Close to scfooK Shop.
NORTH PICKERING Main
pinna Calbe. GO Station ull
Isned balumptf -..et sub -d►
lies included. Cal 728-4990
'"stiff. $95Wrnfinth for July I
!four Arte Dedrwrr apt Sepa-
Cal 723.1565 leave message
rate entrance Nonsmoker i
no pets Country setting $650,'
month CAR 905-649-6565
ONE BEDROOM basement
apartment clean end bright,
separate entrance. no smok-
Ing or pets Harwood and Em-
peror $600 Inclusive (905) I
428-7860
ONE BEDROOM clean quiet.
central Uxbridge. Security B
301 SIMCOE S.
budding. Utilities Included C
may 1. 1999 (905) I
evilly renovated 1 -bedroom
852la-60068
$550 utilities old. Avail-
immediately. FirsUlast
OSHAWA - Very nice one r
Cal Stephen (905)-
bedroom basement apart•
71-3229.
mem. sell contained. no dogs.
apt
5
A MUST SEE!!! Available int-
gnaet area. 5550 per M. Plus
able. June 1st w ? (905)
reruovated.12
433-2190 Pint.
PICKERING New , tie "'I
druce.
CronOSHAWA
5�4�
1.OEDIIOOM upper
gweelow
apartment, bus route..
dIClOsiwe
!ridge• stove. parking indud-
per molish. First and last, rd-
ed. private entrance. Adelaide)
erences required. Non-
Wry St. area. $6001month d -
smoker prelerred, no pets.
dwAve. Cal 436-M
Call 579-2567
laundry laokties. dose to all
OSHAWA APTS - Bachelor S
AJAX, 2 -bedroom basement
a1 dry, Iwslepaharme
non-smolxr. no pees. $700 in,
dust*. Cal (905)619-3683
MAXIBINtC11B1 i KING pl.
1 12 storey. 2 bedroom and -
den, private launc ref Two pri-
vate entrances. 2 car Padorrg.
CAC. No IS. Basement apt
is WY 1st. 5950..
CaN�2rn-1213 or 416.757-
7131
AMNABLE MI MTELY, in
Whispa-
cious, arby rppeied. wy paint-
ed. with balcony. dose to bus.
al utilities Included.
l required, no pets, 1
bedroom $690, 2 bedroom.
$790. 3 bedroom 5890. CAN
430-0134.
ore bedroom. 2 bedroom. in-
cludes al uhMo and parkkq
La on site. BfWdg 11
(9051432-8914, Bldg 12
(9051571-0425, or 1-888-558- b
E05 av
F
OSHAWA EAST, dean 1 -bed- ci
room basement apartment
4pc. bath, eat -in kitchen. U
Laundry and Parking, ro Pet. ev
Available May 1st. 5575/
month Cal (905)579-3431.
OSHAWA, i -bedroom quiet
triplex includes appliances.
utilities, parking. Nice area.
No dogs please, $595/month.
Call 576-6247.
OSHAWA, Blow/Park Rd..
Apanments. 2 -bedrooms
5700. Ireshl painted, spa-
dous. heat b parking includ-
ed Near 401. brstAast re-
quired. No pets. 1-888-749-
2738.or416-501-1687.
Rem NA 1 Rent a I ►bow or
SICK OF RENTING??
OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASY!!
• 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 Rema, Ability Real Estate Ltd
NNWK Reid
% H0 SAYS
V0U CANAO
AFFORn 7't,
Apart Mt s for
HI N A HO 'SE?
basement apartment sepal-
,N frim S7Cri,monrh
PICKERING New , tie "'I
_i '- V'�c- Downpayment',nn
room basement apt Sot sin-
(905) 571-6275
gle person Non-smoker no
pets Private entrance $6501
1_800_840-6275
mo including utilities. laun-
Mark Stapley
dry. parking May Ist Reter-
.• =1 w,..., v., .p .,,y.A
ences 905-509-8339
garage 5 appllarltes S875v
PICKERING LIVERPOOL RD,
21'2 bedroom for pace of 2.
basement . large attractive
unique layout, full bathroom.
near GO. no pets $850 ,ndu-
sive. 416-494-3765 or 905-
770-7222
PICKERING LIVERP000BA-
LEY 2 bedroom basement
apartment, separate entrance.
sem, en suite. laundry. park
Ing, cable. no smok niypets
$750 Inclusive. lust renovated
Available now ISVUSI 905.
831-8867
ABA DABA OU - .. ,
1,�„ 'm,. morons tree.
$500 Income requirement
Irom S28 000 gross An unbe-
InevatKe experience' Call Ken
Collis. Coldwell Banker
(905p28.9414
•-nuum main nool Of
house newt' 'eno'rated. close
to al Amenities 1000 square
feet $950 Inclusive Available
Mary 11s1 FlrstAaST 1905) 432 -
AJAX - 3 Bedrooms 2 i 2
oaths master ,ehoom two
AJAX - NEW legal 2 bedroom
yard.
dolivise toWsclrod ms l17000
basement apartment sepal-
nu0rml plus utilities Available
rale entrance, Sot Couple. no
May Ist (905) 427-96%
Smoking pel5. Cable. phone
extra fridge stove one car
AJAX co/y 2 bdr house for
Parti references $795 Im-
rent Mose to schools 8
mediately (905)683-2745.
Parks Private yard Detailed
(416) 783-1410
garage 5 appllarltes S875v
PICKERING/WHITBY one
mo . uM14teS. (905)-426-
5292
Drdn,nm Aoermrnt•. parking
laundry laokties. dose to all
AJAX-NARWOOOMAYLY. 3 -
amenities Iron $550 to $675
bedroom main nocr S1125r
Cao 686-8905
month in naustve FrstllAst.
SOUTN OSNAWA, lar Oe,
no Det Close to an amerk-
bes Available Immedaley
Clean I bedroum basement
420-1281
Apartment. separate entrance,
able. uldmi laundry. park.
NOOSE FOR RENT Zoned
Ing mduded No smoking/
Commercial Blour St 3 Park
Ptt S6001mordh FlrsWst
Rd Detached 11,2 storey.
Available May 1st Relerenc-
Private driveway 4 bedrooms.
es. leave message anter 6pm
2 lutdnenrs. $875 utiktees-
72B-2227
Trevor 1416)714-3643
SPACIOUS well-mandyned 2.
NEWCASTLE Ilyr old 3-Ded-
3 benroom Acts Avall a1 900
room I S had bum, luly-de-
And 868 Glen St. Some with
Cached home for rem. fully-
wani closet palm proved.
fenced yard. i K
ed Close to scfooK Shop.
gn-�. rock out
pinna Calbe. GO Station ull
Isned balumptf -..et sub -d►
lies included. Cal 728-4990
'"stiff. $95Wrnfinth for July I
Cal 723.1565 leave message
OSHAWA
19 �a- r 9119.
-.i,,e 2 d 3 B/R units.
ries Included Easy
A--tss to schools.
s.^ For spot call
(905 721-8741
UXBRIDGE. SPACIOUS ar:d
bright 3 be..Cru,,m apt in Al-
most new JIM may Ist pos-
session References $950 /
moron f uldmtes Ross Gallo
640-1200 Gallo Real Estate
ld
WHITBY I -bedroom Wse-
ment apartment Bnght. clean
Separate emrmce AN trndu-
sive. $57S'momh isvlast No
pets"smolii:ig Available
meted Call after 5p m 905.
686-7450 or 905-430-2664
WNITOY une bedroom $750
nclus,ve 2 bedroom $825
pus hydro Triplex located at
rock b 401 Five nbnule
Wit to GO Station Loa "IQ or quiet dead tenant (905,-
666-8787
WNIT8Y ONE BEDROOM,
owmanville. 3 bedroom.
all (416)789-4145 or
905)665.7543
WNITSY. Bachelor 8 1 bed-
oom available ,n well mam-
latiled building 4 Sevens Fle-
alty Ltd 905-668-7777
WHITBY, 3 bedroom in In -
lex. 4 appliances. deck.
ean, backyard. parking, no
pees. June 1 A9 First 8 last.
5790.. Call 420-6652.
WIIY rem when you can own
you own home for less than
yo think?" Call Dave Hay
ock Sales Rep. Re Max
ummit Realty (1991) ltd.
0905) 668.3800 or (905) 666-
11
WILSOM/OUVE area, adult
wilding. Two-bedroom apt.
allable Immediately.
edge. stove. heal. Hydro in -
Acted. No dogs. $74221month
Ca(pet. 1 parking space.
undry. OayDme 263-8369 or
enings 263-2522.
SELL IT
NOW
CALL
683-0707
OSHAWA 4 bedroom. claw
'rncel n �dradefacfled 1 12
:a garage 112 bathrooms 5
Appltarr:es Wad to down -
!6w Shoppng centre Work
•rterennces please Avauabke
MAY 1St. $1100.ubldees 718-
PICKERING VILLAGE 3 bed-
Qrr ',,,use at Chur C b Hwy
No Pet $1206month pus
ublit es Contact Mr Clark
1905)-6832741
NTSOWROOR Beautiful 3
bed maurfluur ,.aul*y Close
to All amemtfes RelertnceS
No pet tstllatt 5895 mo al
Inclusive (905)436-7858
CACAI Townhousas
For herd
CARRIAGE HILL TOWN-
HOUSES - 122 Colborne SI E
Oshawa 3 bedrooms avail-
able JuntelJudy 1st Fut apps
all 434-3972
Rooms
for pwd
OSHAWA 1 furnished room in
private home S100/wk in-
cludes t v. cable. parking.
Shared kitchen 8 bathroom
Must be 19. b employed Call
atter 4 30pm (905)-404-8827
VAMWA-Fumushed room in
central location. male or fe-
male welcome $320 month
Inclusive, available imme-
diately No pets Phone 579-
0604.
WESTSHORE
LOCATION
Furrkshed� near from
entrance. Share bath,
limded use of kitchen,
dose to bus, immediate
occupancy. References.
first / last. Cal
(985)839-1366
PICKERING. BRIGNT, spa-
cious room. shared Dam -
room. kitdren. includes laun-
dry. able. access to back-
yard• suitable for one non
smoker. S390/mo. Avalf. May
tst.905.939-1078..
MOCK RdJFINCH furnished
room. share bath and lauidry
faalibes, prefer working gen-
tleman. non-smoker. S375/
month tirsvlast. Call
(905)686-0744
f I Townhouses for , I Townhouses for
LfflRete Rent
OSHAWA
1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH
-13t2dr(1um Tutvnhou�,e Lnitti.
Parking included
Stove & Refrigerator.
Parquay floors throughout.
Close to schools and sho ping.
From 5910.00 including hydro
Call 905-721-0980
Fvrnisrred Furn,stied
AccommodalxM Accommodations
FURNISHED EXECU-SUITES
Long/Short Term.... includes
'Dishes 'Linens
'Cable 'Tel. 'Park & more
For avail. & rates
1-905-852-6513
n ce b Nail I Jttx ro b Retail
•Sp
ace • Spac e
FOR LEASE
Immediate Occupancy
NAX - Finley Avenue, A Burden Crescent
Re•1 . Settee a. , �',fess,sra, C- _es
829 & 1.141 square feet
WHITBY - 2001 Thickson Rd. S
T, CKSOn 8 Wer' -w,111;
Zoned Prestige industrial
2.500 b 5.000 square feet
Owner representative
JOSEPH SCHNITZ
Area codes (905). Ottice: 579-7252
Fax: 579-7513 Res: 579-0285
' I Shane • 1 rice b awl
Accommodation $prate
AT 401. wmm*t Rn J . -i,., ■ooenv
ng ;;real name quiet subd:-
wsWn by cunservalum area
Share all faciithes fernale
Pnternd noel smoker no
Pet available now $375
7540n-WdY. snare uuldres 839-
SIMCOEDURNAM COLLEGE
area Bedroom 'i,r 'enl In
dean. 400 house. snare In
maWalemaleparking laun-
dry Lot of pri 5400 Per
month inclusive Call before
2Pm and After 9 pm 438-
1442
FAX YOUR 9
5794218
• • I Wasnp
Sarvlcas
...✓ ..., ,-.a�Y ',:r Sew ry J
rr C I Avalabre ImmiedLaW
y Includes tveryth" Sim-
coe N tocatson CAN Steve
576-6999
RETAIL'OFFICE SPACE for
kase ';C sq 11 oc� t lo-
4win newly rer"a; iy05)
28-7861
• Garage A
tore a Soai
MECHANICS �a, rale
Ai•.,; ,r'.,e '.,r rent on busy
Jin sirfxet In Oshawa Ga-
,ge Is tgrapped we hYdrau-
i, horst and ar compressor.
5,fnouS erpwrfes only Tel
905-987-9860
Servras
a Industrial
M•
Units
SMALL OFFICE includes
washroom $300 Also 500 sq
n Pt us 300 sq It meaantne
All hydro. gas, water included
Washroom, office. workshop
and warehouse Immediate
,Ccupancy South Ajax loca-
t,ort $550 Gord 686-6880
A I Collages
for Rem
A BEAUTIFUL SETTING cr
Lake Seimour 2 3 and 4
bedroom cottages. jolly
-IWIPPed Pod hsfung. store.
:;?ekly Campbellford 2 his
rue of Toronto 1-888-813.
2212
1 8 2 -BEDROOM -OUSE.
KEEPING (,TTA(7,E; ,T.rgeon
.de - great fishing Avdna Dle
rartmg May 24 weekend
5-432-3843 -
• I Florida
Vx Remak
CLEARWATER `,.r ,,•tushed
.ind i.eritr:,l 4,, _,damned 2-
bedrown mobile (perma-
.ent) homes Pools. hot tub.
'ear beaches and major at -
'actions Children welcome
-hotoS $275 weekly
)05)683-5503
1 1 Pr it, Homes
For Safe
$1 000 FINDERS FEE ^v
'"ahon While "� .oalticel
35 ft lot. open backyard
200 sq n . 2 storey, nm/I
umdows. gas t? re
S'69900 1905; 4354650
BOWMANVILLE Quiet neigh -
',0u1`,' 11 ' S, to everything.
3 Lndr-,um bungalow •with
vntral air hardwood floors.
--efgy efficient vinyl wind -
us. 4 dppllances gas for-
ndce full basement, garage,
.Yorkshop. custom stone patio
-+use be seen $134500 905-
697-1626. No agents
BROCK R0. b FINCH : ;ed-
mn•-• e, , nyl
winahow5 'Walk lei basemerd
Fireplace air conditioning On
a great tamuy court Near
public schooland parer
$197 000 00 19051-426-7101
"OUSE FOR SALE 2610
square feet 'ot 6011 x irregular.
2 storey. 4 bedrooms Loaded
0e91 extras Conlon and Rason
area $237 ON Please all
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OSHAWA S'35.000 Spacious
3 berlr-umed sere 4 piece
;nd 3 piece bathrooms 2
,rtcnens, lenrcrod yard. wood
:eck new root. excenem 10-
Catdn •dose to ostim cern-
Ire. schools. H" 401 CkmV
TBA Tel 579 1130 messages
roll be returned
PICKERING- FacArMniiMs - 3
tXd,;, v, le" ^tete -darn
floor rval orlinga utcherv4-
"room Z -car Wage, walk
Ord deck to backi I"SnEd
basen"t new hign-
ahooK Aro elementary
school. PRIVATE - 905-837-
:210
SOUTH OSNAWA
1 1 Private Homes
for Sale
WHITBY 230Gsgtt quiet
crescent 4 bedrooms 2 1;2
baths totally hmshed.model
home Ceramic. hardwood.
air. landscaped Starr fill op-
tional No Agents $249000
Call 905-668-1653
Townhouses
for Sale
3-BEUROOM 'tee^Wil end amt
lownti,%use n Bowmanvdle
Large iot. 1-112 baths, tankly
room in basement walk !o
school or shopping Asking
$119.900 Call (905)697-3082
TOWNHOUSE Whites Rd
dIld 40' Nalk Io Petticoat
;reek 3 bedrooms fireplace
central air 2 underground
parking spots $148100 Call
TO view (905)-831-1862
C ommernal
Property
HIGH VISIBILITY 'f!
ad Nrrr,,.•. :,roperty dr-
nded into 6 offies 1800 sq ft
on 2 floors Paved 12 tar
parlong Asking $1450imonth
net Can Mr Latdms, Royal
Lepage Frank Real Estate
576-4111
Condos
for Sale
WHITBY RC :
1 6%^ryr,m .ond0 • Solanum
4 App,iarices. full bathroom
blinds underground parking
Must Sell reasonable offer
accepted Call 1905) 7394017
Lois 'or
Sale
260 ACRES
Hill n,r-e -Ake dreg, adjacent
ro Ganarasxa ."nservation
area Rolling Hills ravines 5
springs 2 Small ponds
fenced 200 acres Dar .0
acre rtardwood 50 acre where
b red pme b 50 lar old Nor
wegian spruce 1665h open
road frontage 462"11 nun -
open 6680 ft road allowance
S1300,acre 5 rear mfg 4
5-. R,cnard 9051987-5353
after bpm
1 Conaq•s
For Safe
KIRKFIELO V t-1ieP A.r
1•,r^ 'A.lor Cr (off Hwy 48.
across Irom Shallamar GAS
Station) 3 -bedroom akeh;nt
cottage ''rte! sdmq. C.Y 2 air
conditioners Broadoomed
Complete kitchen w,tndge,
stove 4 Pc bath Large deck
Elecifi x neat $9990o al ott-
ers Corrsdered Burlington
905.632.0068 stip
MINDEN-3,-j Gull Lake nice
Sar,;, :n•ir+fine Collage And
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buw,pine -IMPKX furnished
ed
Cal ':5:657$072everngs
Camper
Thew $sty
$5900 guys
Sr'.crC •aur' WI. near Co.
110-9 1 U acct pale with ma -
tuft trees. sand peach great
smmmmg. AN amerntfes I-
476 -431 -ISM
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n -waw apartment. fireplace m'e` 'XdOL 27C acre
hardwood lows. central Air reS.:ri. ex:ie large Shaded
Wgt hMttd Id b Cecilde- Campsites store. Pool. May -
tamed pottage $142 000 around modern fauktia.
(905),'20-2307 Summer season S745 all
19051 294-2900
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ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN
35 Church SL N.
Pickering Village - 683-7311
Sunday School - Grades 7-13 - 9:45 a.m.
Sunday Family Worship - 1030 a.m.
Sunday School - Supervised Nursery
Rev. Everett Briard - Interim Moderator
EVERYONE WELCOME
TO-ADVERTISEYOUR
CHURCH SERVICES
Please call Janice
683-0707 0]
fax (905) 5794218
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Pickering Standard Church
1 (%labodtist)
J I Sunday School - 10:15
JwT'urship - 11:00 am
Evening - 7:O0 pm
Wed. Family Night - 7:30 pm
AJult Bible Study. Youth. Children's Activities
"The Chun h Thw Smiles "
St. Isaac Jogues Catholic Church
1148 Finch Avenue, Pickering L1 V 1J6
(905)831-3353
SUNDAY LITURGY
Saturday Vigil 4:30 p.m.
Sunday Moming
8:30, 10:00, 11:30 a.m.
Sunday Evening 7:30 p.m.
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• 1 Auetdonr • 1 Aueuonr . 1 Alsetlone
IMPORTANT AUCTION NOTICE
Acting under instructions received, we will sell in detail lots from:
ESTATES • PRIVATE COLLECTIONS
• CONSIGNMENTS • COMMERCIAL INVENTORIES &
LIQUIDATIONS • RARE SPORTS MEMORABILIA &
COLLECTIBLES • FRAMED ART COLLECTION • SCULPTURES
• ACCENT ITEMS • FURNITURE • APPRAISED ESTATE
JEWELLERY • WATCHES • COLLECTIBLES
• GALLERY MIRRORS • TIFFANY LAMPS • STEREO SYSTEMS
• HOME THEATRE • VCR *PHONES *RARE MATCHBOX
•CORGI • DINKY • COLLECTION
PUBLIC AUCTION
Mon. April 19 at 7:pm (preview 6:pm)
The Newcastle Community Centre
20 King St. West. Newcastle
Partial Listing: Important Group of Seven Art Collection with limited
editions & publishers proofs. Quantih of museum framed artworks or
Romance, Marshall, Lumbers, Thomson, etc. Hand made sculptures,
bronze statuary, fine porcelain. Satsuma vases At jars, selection of fine
qualit% accent items, rare sports memorabilia hand signed, custom
framed, oak &mahogany furniture, dining set, occasional tables,
consoles Desks, china cabinet, nesting tables, iron furniture, vitrines,
fern stands, washstand, etc. Cherished teddies, (disci l Dinky &
Matchbox die cast vintage cars & trucks, collector plates, framed
Postmaster stamp collection, mint coin sets, world coins, Depression
glass, parlor lamps, cast iron tovs. Italian wood photo frames, .925
sterling silver wall plaques, porcelain dolls, bakers rack. Cheval
mirrors, Swarovski crystal, Royal Dux rigurines, wildlife, porcelain,
crustal stems, bowls, vases. Hummel, border rine arts sculptures,
wildlife sculptures, Depression glass, framed cartoon sericells, (rare).
cordless phones portable radios, stereos, HTS. VCRAiamend solitaire
ring, precious & semi precious stone rings (appraised), estate jewelry,
designer watches, necklaces, pearls, earrings, gold etc.
Many more items too numerous to list. Plan to attend ... Over 500 items
to be sold-.
Terms: Cash, visa, Mc. Amt and debit. as per posted & announced.
Additions & deletions. No buyers premiums
Information call: (416) 2984762
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MPONESS pen o Bim- Please read your classified ad on the first day of publication as we cannot be
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Additions
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30 years exp.
905-728-6051
• Complete Basement
b Bathroom Reno's
• Ceramics, Marble.
Stone. Hardwood -
sand! & finish & repairs
• Drywall Tape, &
Paintings
m%4*791 NO* 52.7112
RESIDENTIAL SERVICE
FlenDvabons-Cieneral Home
Repairs specukzwg in
Ctsrom suxoons,
bathrooms
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No lot too sinal
Free estimates. all (cork
guaranteed •25 yrs. exp
905606-1677
tau 905-t611165-7070
WM CONSTRUCTION
Additions, Roofing,
Kitchens, bath.
basements, decks,
entrance doors,
pluming, electrical,
retaining wags,
windows & aluminum
ldererteea,
905.427-4234
•N= SW
Doors, windows,
carpentry, basements,
bathrooms, ceramics,
dev"
Fsee esEiinaees
Seairrs Discousts
hiEMBEa of THE
BETTER BUSINESS
BUREAU
Ask for Nd
Payless Decks
& Fences
Post setting
427-9524
Cell
416 -5734 -{wood)
1-877-427-9524
PELLEY NOME
IMPROVEMENT
See Your cleck before
we OudO a. in 3-D,
V*rfock walkways iS
gardens, klrices 6 sheds
Call Rick
(9051619-0681
RENOVATIONS
PAINTING,
ba(hr(xsms,
rec rooms,
licensed & insured.
QlaalitV work
Best prices
(905)649-699
SEAWAY WASTE
MANAGEMENT
14-40 Cubic Yard
Garbage Bln
Rentals for Spring
Clean -up
905-683-1397
ED DOOLEY
CARPENTRY MILD
CONTRACTING
Metro Licence 63231-
ialilA asst IN since
1110
Over 25 years exp.
Oualfty Crifismarstw
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Lawn Cutting $15 & up
Spring & Fall Clean up
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IMPROVEMENTS
• WEnduws
LXx rs
• Siding
• Favntrou g
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Free Estimates
Seniors Discounts
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Custom homes,
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basements, lutcherls
20 yrs. exp.tully in-
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tvrtltout using harmful Chemicals
✓Enviro nrttentelly Friendly
Completely safe for your children and pets.
Effective organic lawn & garden care services.
-Spring cleanups -fertilization •weed control
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can Wday to find out Iftore IT
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Stunip re am
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831 -TOSS
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RASW WANTS WORK
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pro)ect. But you
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roofs, new and old.
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Gregor family sadly announces the loss of their moth
' er, grandmother and great grandmother, who died
peacefully on April 13, 1999 at Ajax & Pickering
Health Centre, at the age of 78. Predeceased by
husband Ken and fondly remembered by c ildrerl
ll
Jean (Findal), Judy and husband John Findal, David
and his wife Debbie and Sheldon and his wife Julia, by
grandchildren Mary, Peter, John, Stephanie, Tyler,
eld, Owen, Spencer and Laurel, and by great may:
grandchildren Dale, Katie, Chad and Courtney. Mrs.
McGregor was bom and raised in Larder Lake, Orr
2 tarso and resident of Ajax for 45 years. The family
will receive friends at the MCEACHNIE FUNERAL amu:
HOME, 28 Old Kingston rod, Ajax (Pickering Vil- �y
r neral Service i2 ixthe Born Ton Friday, April 1 , 1999
� is
at 1:30 p.m. Interment rsklne Ce eteery.! Donations ry
in her name, to the Canadian Diabetic Assoaation, y`
would be appre(iated by the family.
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or Toil Free 877-202-0099
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wn"iupl or being garnisheed
OSHAWA GROUP forming to
Everyone accepted regardless
build mini storage unit in
Oshawa Please call Larry
in credit rating Call for tree
information 905-576.3505
Dupuis at 436-1330
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IMPORTANT AUCTION NOTICE
Acting under instructions received, we will sell in detail lots from:
ESTATES • PRIVATE COLLECTIONS
• CONSIGNMENTS • COMMERCIAL INVENTORIES &
LIQUIDATIONS • RARE SPORTS MEMORABILIA &
COLLECTIBLES • FRAMED ART COLLECTION • SCULPTURES
• ACCENT ITEMS • FURNITURE • APPRAISED ESTATE
JEWELLERY • WATCHES • COLLECTIBLES
• GALLERY MIRRORS • TIFFANY LAMPS • STEREO SYSTEMS
• HOME THEATRE • VCR *PHONES *RARE MATCHBOX
•CORGI • DINKY • COLLECTION
PUBLIC AUCTION
Mon. April 19 at 7:pm (preview 6:pm)
The Newcastle Community Centre
20 King St. West. Newcastle
Partial Listing: Important Group of Seven Art Collection with limited
editions & publishers proofs. Quantih of museum framed artworks or
Romance, Marshall, Lumbers, Thomson, etc. Hand made sculptures,
bronze statuary, fine porcelain. Satsuma vases At jars, selection of fine
qualit% accent items, rare sports memorabilia hand signed, custom
framed, oak &mahogany furniture, dining set, occasional tables,
consoles Desks, china cabinet, nesting tables, iron furniture, vitrines,
fern stands, washstand, etc. Cherished teddies, (disci l Dinky &
Matchbox die cast vintage cars & trucks, collector plates, framed
Postmaster stamp collection, mint coin sets, world coins, Depression
glass, parlor lamps, cast iron tovs. Italian wood photo frames, .925
sterling silver wall plaques, porcelain dolls, bakers rack. Cheval
mirrors, Swarovski crystal, Royal Dux rigurines, wildlife, porcelain,
crustal stems, bowls, vases. Hummel, border rine arts sculptures,
wildlife sculptures, Depression glass, framed cartoon sericells, (rare).
cordless phones portable radios, stereos, HTS. VCRAiamend solitaire
ring, precious & semi precious stone rings (appraised), estate jewelry,
designer watches, necklaces, pearls, earrings, gold etc.
Many more items too numerous to list. Plan to attend ... Over 500 items
to be sold-.
Terms: Cash, visa, Mc. Amt and debit. as per posted & announced.
Additions & deletions. No buyers premiums
Information call: (416) 2984762
PROFESSIONAL AUCnONTERS 144PRO SALE
MPONESS pen o Bim- Please read your classified ad on the first day of publication as we cannot be
MESS Tan one tixlay or
WOM Wide B'D Pi°"TOM responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error.
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Free 877.327 6067
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a s
CoMMFRCIAL
a RF tiioENTIAL
(I'1TOM HI'ILI)Iti(; \ Rk.N0%:A7
GENERAL
CARPENTRY
Additions
Renovations,
etc.
30 years exp.
905-728-6051
• Complete Basement
b Bathroom Reno's
• Ceramics, Marble.
Stone. Hardwood -
sand! & finish & repairs
• Drywall Tape, &
Paintings
m%4*791 NO* 52.7112
RESIDENTIAL SERVICE
FlenDvabons-Cieneral Home
Repairs specukzwg in
Ctsrom suxoons,
bathrooms
lifew rt upgrades)
No lot too sinal
Free estimates. all (cork
guaranteed •25 yrs. exp
905606-1677
tau 905-t611165-7070
WM CONSTRUCTION
Additions, Roofing,
Kitchens, bath.
basements, decks,
entrance doors,
pluming, electrical,
retaining wags,
windows & aluminum
ldererteea,
905.427-4234
•N= SW
Doors, windows,
carpentry, basements,
bathrooms, ceramics,
dev"
Fsee esEiinaees
Seairrs Discousts
hiEMBEa of THE
BETTER BUSINESS
BUREAU
Ask for Nd
Payless Decks
& Fences
Post setting
427-9524
Cell
416 -5734 -{wood)
1-877-427-9524
PELLEY NOME
IMPROVEMENT
See Your cleck before
we OudO a. in 3-D,
V*rfock walkways iS
gardens, klrices 6 sheds
Call Rick
(9051619-0681
RENOVATIONS
PAINTING,
ba(hr(xsms,
rec rooms,
licensed & insured.
QlaalitV work
Best prices
(905)649-699
SEAWAY WASTE
MANAGEMENT
14-40 Cubic Yard
Garbage Bln
Rentals for Spring
Clean -up
905-683-1397
ED DOOLEY
CARPENTRY MILD
CONTRACTING
Metro Licence 63231-
ialilA asst IN since
1110
Over 25 years exp.
Oualfty Crifismarstw
ng
Call X384
AJAX Moving Systems
:,t te'vras -owes Wane anc 7aric vecarz :a1 are 7 'nwm,
rw 10• rave how aaage hitt we so riving am" Pan ink
Tac !!data! Stneq Ear to west Gorr pillriice o Did ext
of _ 725-0005 or
_0Ef71N= 427-0005
ONyardyard
flab• wxip Im mofowwic•
RANGER LANDSCAPING
Lawn Cutting $15 & up
Spring & Fall Clean up
Trimming / Garden work
"Excellent Rates and
Excellent Service•
GUARANTEED!
RESIDEAMAL & COMMERCIAL
(416)806-1808 (905)619-2125
C -SAVE HOME
IMPROVEMENTS
• WEnduws
LXx rs
• Siding
• Favntrou g
• Pomh F-nciuures
• K,a,hng
• 11a.o nary Work
Free Estimates
Seniors Discounts
42'7-0206
Wit Save L' Money—
Coant on it!!!
HOME
AAPROVEMENTS
Custom homes,
additions. hnlrtsW
basements, lutcherls
20 yrs. exp.tully in-
sured
Free estunmes
416-675-6527 Jeff
9OS-242-1655 Stev9
1Oaf) : 1 mB
Land•c.Pin :1 Halldyttstn
Taking care of ImYns 6 gsrdcns
tvrtltout using harmful Chemicals
✓Enviro nrttentelly Friendly
Completely safe for your children and pets.
Effective organic lawn & garden care services.
-Spring cleanups -fertilization •weed control
-planting •pruning •grass cutting -etc.
j to exdusitne landscape plaflnirtg
*FREE ESTIMATES*
can Wday to find out Iftore IT
905 4381399 or tat flee 1 -79x7778
TREE REMOVAL i
Stunip re am
CALL DAVE
831 -TOSS
�h Sarvie�r : Prrty Semon
RASW WANTS WORK
Doing Magic For Children's Parties
And Al O=mk)m. Have My Own Magician.
Ca111 Ernie 661111-4411111112
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Gregor family sadly announces the loss of their moth
' er, grandmother and great grandmother, who died
peacefully on April 13, 1999 at Ajax & Pickering
Health Centre, at the age of 78. Predeceased by
husband Ken and fondly remembered by c ildrerl
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Jean (Findal), Judy and husband John Findal, David
and his wife Debbie and Sheldon and his wife Julia, by
grandchildren Mary, Peter, John, Stephanie, Tyler,
eld, Owen, Spencer and Laurel, and by great may:
grandchildren Dale, Katie, Chad and Courtney. Mrs.
McGregor was bom and raised in Larder Lake, Orr
2 tarso and resident of Ajax for 45 years. The family
will receive friends at the MCEACHNIE FUNERAL amu:
HOME, 28 Old Kingston rod, Ajax (Pickering Vil- �y
r neral Service i2 ixthe Born Ton Friday, April 1 , 1999
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at 1:30 p.m. Interment rsklne Ce eteery.! Donations ry
in her name, to the Canadian Diabetic Assoaation, y`
would be appre(iated by the family.
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Free estimates -over 20
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For 15 years of ideas
NANNY WANTED Responsi-
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day -Friday Pickering Call
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Peggy Cal (116) 467-5037
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steel frame
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by doe Best!
Vacuuming, dusting,
kitchens baths. blinds,
baseboards, ledges.
doors, and more for I
low price of $65.00
SPeriN R&e on Tuesdays
2 TtrisdarCOIN � asli
a
fol (ser 416.70&9264
• 1
0�
•
BRICK WORK
• Repairs
• Steps etc.
• Trees tart
or trimmed
Bert tq9-1584
MIE•EMI�EE
steel frame
buildings,
desigrOmilt.
Call
(9o5)426-6661
requires a trained
professional to
guarantee safe,
full benefits.
Clap Parol
>:1985) NO
tliamPpt
k WAXING
Fee Consultation
Clean Relaxing
Atimosphene
RePrrces
Fine Results
CrrJwle of Eddk Sari
can Fersawy
1 831-4838 at 1
Aute
• Tie. Flrrrid
Es4:otit ti�lfrie(B
Serving Durham
Region
Discretion
Guaranteed
Open 9 a.m. Daily
(905) 725-2322
Now Hiring 18+
Basic Package -
pick -up &delivery
2 returns for
$50
call Brad
0721-8105
A.J. GROEN/ 1Vexa Advertiser plutto
Spring stroll in Ajax
Noel and Lisa D'- loaded up the stroller with walk at Rotary Park in Ajax on Monday. Warm
baby Sean, put leashes on family pets Gilligun spring weather and a walking path K•ere all the
(left) and Sam (centre) and headed out for a motivation the family needed.
YMCA helps students
find summer work
Program is for youth aged 15 to 24
SJS could be the answer
to students sending out an
SOS to find a summer job.
The Summer Job Service
program, offered by the
Pickering YMCA, is for Ajax
and Pickering residents 15 to
24 years who are planning to
return to school in the fall.
Free job search and self -
marketing services are avail-
able and employers who hire
students through the program
get a wage subsidy.
Interested students must
register with the Y to get ac-
cess to the employment re-
source centre, which offer%
computers for resumes and
covering letters, the Internet,
a job hank, job boards and a
resource library.
Orientation sessions are
held on Tuesdays in April
and May from 6 to 6:30 p. in.
and on Thursdays from 7 fig
7:30 p.m. The Pickering Y is
at 1400 Bayly St., Suite 16B,
next to the GO train station.
For more information, to
register or to arrange an ori-
entation session, call the
Pickering Y at 427-7670 or
839-3845, ext. 707.
Tai Chi classes offered in Durham
Tai Chi is offered Satur-
day, April 17 from 10 to 1 l
a.m. at Hearth place Cancer
Support Centre, 86 Colborne
St. W , Oshawa. Learn about
the graceful series of move-
ments that support relaxation
and stress reduction and im-
prove strength and flexibility.
Call 579-4833 to register.
SEUM
CORRECTION
For our 48 page Sears pays Flyer (sales
dates: April 12-25,1999)
Page 35 - Kenmore Ceran Top Electric
Range not gm* as irtrstrated.
Page 43 - Bridgestone Dueler Truck Tire
size LT235175R15 is advertised at Sears
Reg. $149.99 Sale $104.99
Price should read: Sears Reg. $177.99
Sale $117.99
WE Sincerely apologize for any
inconvenience this may have caused Sears
customers.
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Ajax and
Pickering
News
Advertiser
general
683-7363
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thics
Rrou��
The Ethics Group
Dunbarton-Fairport
United Church
You are invited to
participate in a
Community
Consultation
on the ethical issues
involved in the
potential restart of
Pickering "A"
The first three
opportunities will be
held on:
• Monday April 19th
• Tuesday April 27th
• Monday May 3rd
Each session begins at
7:30 p.m. SHARP
until 9:00 p.m. in
Meeting Room 3
at the
Pickering Recreation
Complex
located on
Valley Farm Road
in Pickering.
You can register by
telephone
(905) 839-7271
II e-mail: dfunited@dunbartonfairport.on.ca I(
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