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Home My WebLink AboutNA2000_03_0140 - 3 PICKERING N-EWS A.-DVER P I C K E R I N G'S C O M M U N! T Y NEWSPAPER SINCE 1 9 6 PRESSRUN 44,600 28 PAGES WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 200 OPTIONAL WEEK D vr, —, W .• PERIQDIG .i. Snowbirds flock Latest scores to hot sports and much more Page Au Spwb B1 AJ GROEN/ News Adrertiser photo The cost to fill 'er up rose again Monday at gas stations like this Esso at Westnev Road and Bayly Street in Ajax. Local business finds good and bad in budget Tax cuts cheered failure to slash debt jeered BY SUSAN OWEILL Stgrwnser Ajax and Pickering taxpayers and companies wall benefit from the Liberals' thud consecutive balanced hudgct. says a local business leader. But. Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade president Bate Zarirts gives federal Finance Minister Paul M.rtia's Nlondav budget a rruxed rcvicw. "h certamly is a taxpayers' budget w'tdxxa a doubt but it's also a spmdiag hudgsx as well says Ms. Zarin. She believes the govern- ment's co minuanew to cultung personal and corporate taxes by at least S58 billion over the riext five years is the hest pan of the spending blueprint. "Personal incottte tax relief obvKwsly is a highlight ... Any - dung that puts more dmponablc rtcome (Imo the hands of the public) is good for busincss.7 says Ms. Zanns. How'cv'cr. she maintains the Liberals could have taken a more "aggressive' approach to- ward tax cuts. "As 1 understand it, ti's com- ing out to urs very slowly at the beginning with $3.6 billion in tax cuts next ye:ar.At would have been nice to set nkwc up front. "It's going to have an inter- esting impact over the next cou- ple of years,' adds Ms. Zane. More on budget Pages A2, A6 hcarm�; the :oa,`c:.-, .ha: s- tat. -'For business a Avows us that the federal government is finally listening. They seem to be on the nett* track;' tits. Zarin% says, noting the reduction in personal income tax will be a boost for businesses. And, the corporate tax rvxiactions will make more money available 4x capital in- vestments arkd will help firms compete in a global marliet- place. She adds, to some extent those tax cuts could also make it "more attractive for business in- vestors to waw to look at Cann da. "It's certainly a step in dee right di vcuon. 1 think business will sae tete Impact of the bud - ger „ But. Ms. Zarin pout% out the "biggest glaring missing item' from Mt. Marun's seventh budget was a focus ort def* re- duction. "ilii biggest area lacking in the budget is dealing with the dch. The balance of the budget is great, but there is still a lot of pressure to succumb to spending urges as opposed to debt rcduc- tion. That's something that needs to be addressed " `No end in sight'to fleecing': McTeague vains Gas to continue MP Let's go to the hoop A.J. GROEW News Adv,rrnser photo "It'll be noticeable but it's mud- But, she concedes. -One Exeter High School Falcons Kevin Richards, th The latest price hike at e U.S.7 he predicts. fluctuations in prigs. The price pumps has Canadians fuming Paul Bourgeois, an Oshawa of crude is actually going down:' and "there's not end in sight:' ac- truck driver and the organizer of he says. "I think it's time for the cording to Dan McTeague. a recent truckers' strike and di- government to step in and say The MP for Pickering -Ajax- rector of the newly -foamed Na- 'Enough is enough"' Uxbridge calls the 10 -cent -a- tional Trucken Association. Mr. McTeague suggests the litre increase on Monday a "cat- notes diesel prices haven't gone federal and provincial govern- egory-five fleecing. It's a little up. "which is kind of a strange ments commission an indepen- bit like a hurricane' thing. The price of diesel is 65.3 dent study to determine what is Mr. McTeague's office has re- cents. Yet the price of gas is 71.9 going on in the industry. ceived about 3 0 calls from irate or 72 cents" "Yew can see where the prob- n consumesince prices shot up. While going from Whitby to lem exists. it's a lack of competi- .'E,xpect the price to increase Oshawa, Mr. Bourgeois saw' tion. It wouldn't be tolerated in further. In a Inst -case scenario. it ahtut 50 can lined up at a gas any other industry:' he says. will settle in the mid -he),. lila• sta(wn whcrc the prie'e• N -a, '-I'hcrl', a prvdiclaftic outcome, Wont -case �:enari . 'Inc rt: �1! he .INTI W1 :CfV,. �omrarud t� � ..II- Po , ri.1- r: lrt: 1,-r Ihat L k „I te luups hceausc ,,t , �: - " , _ _ . .. ,, Ajax and Pickering, with each municipality sharing in any fu- because oil i. dne^cr the citizens of Ajax and Picker- Better service way. Let's go to the hoop A.J. GROEW News Adv,rrnser photo "It'll be noticeable but it's mud- But, she concedes. -One Exeter High School Falcons Kevin Richards, boys' basketball final at St. Stephen's est" doesn't get rc-elected based on left, defends against St. Man' Catholic Sec- Catholic Secondary School in Bow•manville As for the impact on bum- deb* reduction:' ondan' School Monarchs Marcos Inane as last Thursday. St. Mary of Pickering claimed ness, she says the budget is an indication the government is On the health care front. an he heads for the hoop during the lake On- the LOSSA crown with a 69-48 victory. See See REGION page A2 tario Secondary School Athletics senior Page 88. • • • The memorandum of under- will be borne by the municipal- "I fears DAN McTEAGUE Rouge Park homes fought BY SUS(N f � ', l /11, Staff writer PICKERIN(: — A plan to Alow Jc%cloprrknt :n the Rouge bark ncighbotrtkxxi must be rc- coed to protect an envirt*rncn- ally sensitive wildlife axruJor n the arca. Pickering council ..i. told Monday. %lore than 1(x) residents of '., kcnng and Scartx.rough .ickcJ the City council cham- �-, for Moxkiay's executive .,,rumitce meeting to express necrns about developments r „fx Ned for the area. Residents urged council to ,n,tect the wildlife corridor by nsuring provincially owned ;arkls in the area remain in the public domain and arc not sold to detrelopers. You're deciding the urban Iootpnnt of this arca for the next 200 yars." said Glenn Dc Baercniaekcr of Save the Rouge Valley System. He urged politi- cians to protect "otic of the most ecologically importaru areas in Nckcri ng " The ricighbourhood, which was added to Pickcring's urban arca in the 1997 Official Plan. consist of about 160 hectares bounded by the border of Pick- ering and Toronto on the west, open space just cast of Rose - hank Road on the cast. the On- tario Hydro Gatineau Line cor- ridor on the south, and the See ROUGE page A5 AJUIX,Fickering Inside the News Advertiser bus services merged al leaders wheel and deal transits stem amalgamation rte» � Municipal Y g raV..... .as More than three years of Arthuirs. stalln writs to make up the dif- Coloudd ' ' ' ' .. ' ' A6 study and negotiations have led A board of directors of the ference in initial asset contribu- A ............81 to a successful commitment to new system "will be established tion. EMbrk ioollmild ......B2 merge the transit systems of as soon as possible:' reports Agreement was also reached C1 'n g/ .........84 Ajax Mayor "The on ticat Pickering. f Ajax MSteve Parish. "rihe applion of the cash - I,%_ 810 suggestion o merging the bus services first arose in board will then immedtatdy look at harmonizing the poli- less smart cam technology currently used by Ajax Transit. the mid 1990s. and the amal- cies and procedures of the two Under the deal, the cost of tip- �W A CAII gamation process began in CABLE TEC ELECTRONICt systems, and establishing a grading any buns to achieve a Gem ....... 6835110 earnest in 1998 when both Transit Advisory Committee." common fare collection system 11khIndhM . , . 683-5117 councils agreed to undertake a The memorandum of under- will be borne by the municipal- MSI N0111111111110 feasibility study. The chief ad- INCLU D standing addresses a number of ity that contributed the buses, if .683_3005 ministrative officers of both difficult issues, including the the upgrade is made within the YM>i municipalities recently negoti- Canae,an One Rate 250 way assets contributed by each next two yews. 1-800-662-8423 ated a memorandum of under- municipality are equalized. An The new system will be a EjWI , , , standing for presentation to gg* independent assessment 50-50 joint venture between ,, , , ,, , , , , , , newsroom®durham.net their respective councils. "rhis agreement means that WAYNE ARTHURS showed Ajax Transit was con- tributing a greater value of as- Ajax and Pickering, with each municipality sharing in any fu- � Bit! durhamnews.net the citizens of Ajax and Picker- Better service way. sets to the new system than ture cost savings. FAX ......... 68 -7363 ing will enjoy a seamless transit vice. greater efficiencies, and Pickering. So, Pickering has Other highlights of the new system between our coniniuni- better future cost containment;' says Pickering Mayor Wayne agreed to pay Ajax a total of See TRANSIT page A4 ties, and that means ser- $178. 000 in 12 monthly in- FOR YOU TWO -MATERNITY 691" seam We Alivive bb of t'r e eEstDE tll►nolutL aI+oRTr CABLE TEC ELECTRONICt 't WYBu Rr. i n 831-lti57 PLAN MONTHLY TO CHOICES FEE INCLU D TE AFTER 1gMTHLY IIFEBTT s S� tl�sr Lawl Sank wiM 120 gM Canae,an One Rate 250 =50 250 Anytlrre CanaOian�00na Rate $t00 gpp AnytMri• 25C gg* THE BATTIOOD CENTRE -AM CLABSIC CELLULARIAJAII Canada 50C Rorie s200 1.500 AnrtirM 20e •�ao.rerrr 186 Btrygr it. W. BBf+-1081 e AIP PAGE A2 NEWS ADVERTISER. WEDNESDAY ED1710N, Mods 1, 2000 Region REGION lnim page Al needs federal infrastructure funds: Business aspect of the budget that has drawn fire from critics. Ms. Zarins says it's dilli- eult to judge whether the $'_.5 billion is enough. "It is a balancing act on txhalf of the government..Health care dons nerd at- tention;" she says, adding she's not sure what dollar figure would be deemed by critics to be enough funding. "It's poli tive in that there is mem (money) there" Another important aspect of the bud- get lir Durham is the government's commitment to increase funding for in - Budget `reflects desire of Canadians': MP B](11VO) UPSHAIL. Stat] Writer You'll have more cash in your pock- et thank, to tax federal budget which Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge NIP Dan Mcleague says "reflects the desire of Canadians". Finance Minister Paul Martin tabled his seventh budget Monday afternoon, bringing with it tax cuts, more money for po)st-secondary education and health can, support for research and an in- crease in the Child Tax Benoit. That plan delivers a total of $5t+ bil- lion in tax relief over the next fi%e years and cuts personal income taxes by an average of 15 Per cent. Middle income earners will sec their tax rates drop from 26 Per cent to '3 per cent over the next five year, %k Ith thirds of this reduction. to 24 rrr taking effect this July I. 11ie governrnent will restore full in- dexation to the personal income tax sys- tem, retroactive ro Jan. I, Atilt). In addition, the amount Canadians can receive tax free will increase to at least W(XXl and will raise the income levels at which middle and upper tax rates begin to apply to $350) and $70.(XX) respectivelv. That rate will jump to 5900fill within two years. The Canada Child Tax Benefit will he increased with the payment for a family's first child at $1,975 and further increased to $2.265 in July 2(X)I and $2,4(X) over the next five years. As a result of these tax cuts, a two -in- come family with two children with of i LXX) in income will %cc taxes cut by rime per cent next cru and '_' per cent and Social transtcr to fix- provinces for pont-secondary education and health care, to he used over the next fiver yeah. The Peds will provide 591X) million over five years to establish 2.(1(X) new research chairs to help attract re- searchers from around the world to Ca- nadian universities, he said. '"lids first federal budget of the 21st century retlLcts the desire of Canadians for increased funding to support our na- tional health care system; provide tax reduction and prudent spending in the key areas;' says local MP McTeague. Mr Mc"league add, the budget "also honours the government -s com- mitment to focused and targeted invest- ment in health care, rnno%aoon. families and the em rronment %%hilc :d.o creating a� rcdu,unon plan ,in l r„citainingour i,wenent fnastructure, says Ms. Zarins. Shc ex- and people artwnd... It's a real killer for plains the inferiority of Durham's infra- us. structure compared to the west end of "it would be really nice to ser sorrx- Toronto is somelhng that "hurts busi- thing happen here. We have to have re- ness' ability in the region to move goods lief out herr" High school teachers win small raise 1.5 -per cent wage hike for public board educators Durham's public high motives are (heir motives;' school teachers have been said Ms. Page. given a 1.5 -per cent raise "I think part of it is to retroactive to Feb. 1, 2(x10. improve relationships," The agreement expires said Craig Burch, the on Aug. 31, when the cur- board's employee relations rent, imposed contract with superintendent. "The main teachers ends, but the hike reason is to bring them in will be in place when edu- line with their elementary cators and the Durham Dis- colleagues, just basic f'air- trict School Board try to ness." negotiate a new collective A third reason is to agreement this year. make the board, which is The public board ap- experiencing a teacher proved the raise at its Feb. shortage, a more attractive 21 meeting in a move that option for educators, said surprised Shelley Page, Mr. Burch. The raise means president of District 13 of Durham's highest paid sec - the Ontario Secondary ondary teachers will be School Teachers Federa- earning $65,506 per year, tion. The increase was not slightly below the provin- negotiated with teachers, cial average. who she said have mixed Board business superin- reaction to the news. tendent Ron Trbovich said "Some people say it's giving teachers a raise about time. others say it's won't necessarily mean the wholly inadequate, other Province will provide more people are just silent on the grant money. matter;' said Ms..Page. -If that were true, every "I've had no celeratory board would pay their phone calls, put it that teachers as much as possi- way." ble;' he said. The pay hike is the first Mr Trbovich said there for Durham's high school is enough room in the teachers in eight years and teachers' compensation al - matches the I999 increase location from the Province given elementary teachers. to afford the raise now. Ms. Page said the fact On a yearly basis. the OSSTF members were left 1.5 -per cent raise will cost out two years ago "was part the board between $1.4 of our ongoing dispute with million and $1.5 million. the board" The raise was Ms. Page said the board the intelligent thing to do" definitely will receive more sincethe board has put it- money from the Province in self In a position to get the 20W-2001 school year more teacher compensation as a result of the raise. grant money from the "Before we nego>4iale for Province next year, she September 2000, this said. money has to be in place." Is it their attempt to try she said. "We have to be and improve the relations making that momey before (with high school teach- (the boned) makes apphca- ers)? It may be, but their tion to the government." SEARS CORRECTION FOR OUR 21? PAGE SPRING IS EVERYWHERE pre-print (SALE DATES: FES. 2111 - MARCH 5, 20001(CD31 P500). 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"I don't think " 1 would say ... you'll be pay - The MP dismisses the argu- the industry can come up with ing out 90 cents a litre by the end trent that taxes are driving up any o (her excuses" of March:' Mr. Bourgeois adds. the price at the pump. "Taxes The price of ga. slxiuld be in Independent truckers have don't go up on the long week- the low 60 -cents a litre. he ways. been protesting for more than a end. "R'hy is it 72 cents a litre'' Who week about high diesel prices. "One can easily abuse their gets the dime:"' slowing down traffic on Hwy. dominance when there are four Mr. Bourgeois suggests mo- 401. circling General Motors' companies and they don't com- torists "till up a whole bunch of plants in Oshawa and most re- pete against each other. They can ferry cans and fill up the tank " cently blocking trucks at gas dis- tribution outlets in Toronto. 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Transit staff keep jobs in merger 7R.4NS1T from rave A I aged and operated by ilio Tran- largest municipal bus scr%ace in Old York Mills Fd. sit Board without regard ata mu- the Greater Toronto Area, with Ajax -Pickering Transit System nicipal houndanes. a total of 57 conventional and include: • Both municipal councils specialized transit vehicles. - All current permanent full- must approve the annual oper- The new system will serve time and pan -time workers of ating and capital budgets of the the more than 200.000 people Ajax and Pickering Transits board. living and working in Pickering will become employees of the • Ajax will transfer owner- and Ajax. new system. ship of its transit buildieg. 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The area includes part of the Rouge Park "It seems to me the issues raised by The committee meeting was ad - and open space associated with the everybody present were once again not addressed:' Mr Casselman said follow- journed until Monday, March 6 at 6 30 p.m. That meeting will he followed by Rouge-Duffin's Wildlife Corridor And, under Pickering's Official ing the meeting, noting the RRRC had hoped -to the regular council meeting at 7:30 p.m. Plan. a detailed review of the neigh- see a commitment to protect the Rouge-Duffin's corridor and we did- when the Rouge Park Neighbourhad Study will go to council For approval. bourhoxxl must he completed before any major develop- ment can take place there. The City has completed a Rouge Park Neigh- bourhood Environ- mental Master Ser- vicing Plan, which identifies devel- opable lands in the area; and the Rouge Park Neigh- bourhood Devel- opment Guide- lines, which exam- ine issues such as street patterns and the form of future development. The studies,which were approved by the committee Monday, set the Ixtrameters for de- velopment in the arra, but don't give the go-ahead to ei- ther of the two de- velopment applica- tions suhmitted. Map Realty Inc. wants ai build 70 condominium townhouse. units. 160 comclo minium apartment units and a 199 -hod rc- tircmcnt homc on the north side of Finch below the CPR tracks at the top of Wo odview Avenue. Bops De- velopments Inc. proposes 57 linked and .c=-dctachal residential units on the south side of Finch just wocst of A.hona. The area's ctir- rent poptdatim n m about 211(1. Picker- ing's Official Plan sets a population target of ION) for the ane by -1016 Mr Dc Bacrc- mackcr n Ixxtcd approximately 50 per cent of the area is owned by the Chtano Realty Corporation ((MC). And, about 16 per cent of that lard is designated as dev loIxibk. "The ORC is saying to you, 'We want to sell oft every square inch of land taxpayers already own. All provincially - orwned land stk)ild stay in public own- ership:- he added. -Why on earth would we want to build a subdivision there r' Dan Cassc:l- man, a biologist and project co-or- dinator with the Rouge River Restoration Com- mittee. told coun- cillors the Rouge- Duffin's Wildlife Corridor provides a link from Rouge Park to the Oak Ridges Moraine. -Locally it's as important or more important than the Oak Ridges Moraine:' he said, as the corridor not only contains the Autos Ponds, a provincially signif- icant wetlatd, but also some of the richest wildlife habitat in the city. The Scarbor- ough resident 'called on council to support a series of motions ap- proved by the Rouge Park AI- liartce Feb. 4 that would ensure all provincially owned lards with- in the area remain publicly owned and be conveyed to the Rouge Park or the conservation authority forincor- poration into the Rouge-Duffin's Wildlife Corridor. But, Ward 2 Re- gional Councillor NEWS ADVkHT*LK WEOMESWY W IKM, Mweh t, NIDI! PAC* A7 r GLENN DE I q* Cell us at (905) 683-1948 b* BALRF.'MAEKE.R 152 Marwood Avenue, South, Unn 4, Ajax Ontario sae.....-...,..:.,,.,._,.....•_.._....�s�s_�.-- cote BEDS DISCOUNTERS 41 HARWOOD AVE. S. Sweehwart Speeiai$: AJAX (2 lights N. of 401) (905) 428-8945 "'Guaranteed Best Prices" Why Pay More? Buy Factory Direct WONDER SLEEP 10 YEAR WARRANTY go ^.SPECIAL EDITION - = 15 YEAR WARRANTY WF rte..• _ ;`. 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I mance Mmi,ter Paul Martin dished out the goodies in his eNcnth budget Monday. Mr. Martin promised Canadians an incredible $51+ billion in tax cuts over the next five %cars. Those tax reductions reach across a wide variety of per- sonal and corporate classes. But chief among them is a big drop I ,r middle-income earners. -Those who mamke 530.(XX) to $70.(NX) a year will have theirtheirtaxes drop fro -'b per rent of taxable income to 24 per cent beginning July L It will drop to 23 per gent next year and the middle income ceiling will rise to $90,(XX) per year in three %cars. up from SO).(XX) now. As well, taxes will he pegged to the inflation rate which will chm- mate the dreaded bracket creep. That means the amount of tax Collected will drop as inflation nsrs to keep the tax rale true. In addition. the personal exemption will jump from S7.2(X) to $8.2(X). the child tat credit will increase dramaucalh from a maximum of 51.975 for a fist child to $2.205 in 22(X)1 and to $2.101) after ti%c _.cars. Mr Martin .a%s child tax credits will rise for nine out of 10 children acne the :ountr%. Tito .pint of giving continued the noddle -income five -per cent surtax will be scrapped. Fnip;o%ment Insurance premi- um, will drop from $2.40 for c%er% $ IDX) earned it, S2 M 2(X4.3 and within fi%c years husmcss taxes will drop from -'% R) 21 per cent. In the area of social spending. the hig ticket is the increase in chic Canada Health and Social Jranster Tie huge fund. • which assets the piro%iccs with px,st-,"ondary education and health care funding will lump from $I'_ 5 billion to SI 5.5 hit - hon per %car. This Is badly needed funding for a health care system w hick truly troubles Canadum All this gcnro il% comes abut hecauw of an cctnomy Which is re ositrvcly gidd%. Revenues ha%c Increased dramati- : over the past yeah Tie fedrrrl govcmmcnt. today. cally ov is spending $4 billion less than it did in 1994 and ns taking in • S44 billion more. That's a lot of extra money Io yxcad around • One quibble with the final numbers Mr Marten plans to rc- : duce the SNX) billion federal debt by lust $t billion per year. On the: up sick. the Jct -4 it, Frn ss-Joonicstc-pxtduut rim has dripped from 71 per cent to hl per cent sircc 1945 and shuid fall to 5() per cent M 2(X)3 But that's due to a sting ccorwr my only, since the dkht has, been unchanged for the Inst three yeas. Mr Martin, in hes next budget. must attack the debt more %crxusly All in all, well done Saint Nick. cr Mr :Navin. %%c rc all richer for your etliris E-M—n pour eesw.e I. o.. oft.. Vo_ r. rinewseltdurnam.not. Submissions which include, • tint and last name. as watt as the community of residence. will be torr sidered for publication. Freeze no big deal Pickering politicians' real challenge to cut Cite taxes lt's not as good as the tax cuts fcdkrai Finance Minister Paul Martin amwxnnccd Monday. However, Pickering r:sidcros can still celebrate over Fn- day's news that we won't Tray rrwre proipeny taxes for City services this year than we did In 1999 Council's budget com- minee approved a draft %pending Nueprem w week's end that will fund $45 million worth of operating expenditures and $N.S million in capital projects and purchases while freezing City axes for tic second consecuuve year. Courted is expect- ed io ruhher-stamp the budget next Monday. And that budget will continue to sce Ptckcrmg property : ow-ner% pay less in taxes for %cr%eccs pro%ided by the kcal mu-nicipality than citwen, in neighbouring Ajax. Nkhithy and Os- haws- City officials point out. But. before you put on your party hal and crack open the bubbly, you should consider a few things. First, there's that little matter of regional taxes which still hasn't been worked out as Durham council is yet to pass its budget Councillors at the regional level are on record as arm- ing for a zero -hike budget. but that lies Somewhere in the near future. Secondly, City councillors won't be doing anything heroic ;by freezing municipal taxes. After all, Pickering enjoyed phe- momenap growth last year when more than Wit) building per- mits were issued and the City took in $150.5 million. A real challenge for Pickering politicians will be to cut ex- .penditures in the future by entering more service mergers with Ajax, by duplicating the cost -savings initiatives of that Town, -by streamlining the City's operations as much as possible, by :adopting a user -pay philosophy when it comes to funding new ;recreational facilities, etc. and so on. That way, Pickering council members might be able to give u% a tax cut rather than just a tax freeze. Then the real cel- ebrating can begin. -AWI your corrrr n; on this opinion to renemOdirMm.net -Submissions which include a first and last name, as les# as the community of resident, will be considered for publication. YOU SAID IT The question was: What's more important to }ou -- tax cuts or repaying the national debt? iI_V�c r �... Greg Barras Lorri Doug Hurford says. "Repay dic NlcLennan says. says. "Pay down national debt "It the govern- the national debt. These are good mints were to do The interest pay - limes ecunomt- things better, merits cost us a tally so Tel's they could do lot" repay it r h th" &OPINIONS A D V E R T I .S E R M A R C I I1 2 0 0 0 WW IT 141m, "OW COME WU N YOU TUROW MONEY AROUND ITS "Enke ANDWAMIDoIT ITS A SCANDAL ?/ i" J LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Don't use TNA n cause commuters think they will Howe. Stan Mikita. Frank Ma world-renowned doctor research save two minutes by doing so. (get hovhch, Lorne 'Gump' Worsley Rivers Drive out O bed carher! and others. The time was the sue her and later fired her from the If you love any problems with mid -'60s and we were the angl- highway what I have written, please feel nals. aS a ` free to voice your opinion. 1 real- In reading your article 1 y To the editor: Iv do have more to say. E-mail me would imagine that these. young To c%cryonc who I% against the at crissyb(Osympatico.ca men envisioned that they were Twyn Ri%cr% Drive closure, I ask The same university also ac - such NHL star% as Darryl Settler, why" ChrLwna Boras- Bobby Clarks. %like Palmatccr. i have been living ons Twvn Mkering Davc 'Tiger' Welham. and I)ecms Ri%cr% Drive for about seven to make up for a shortfall of funds Potvm. years I use to attend St Monica Street hockey This sure brought hark a Cathohc School and I would walk clusive fights to sell their products Il«d of fund memories of chal. there fearing for my life each and staff and can be explained only by lensing other streets in the Bay every day bccau%c cars would reunion brin(s Ridges area like Bcm Avenue, rums speeding by. Now finally we ` Krosno BouIc%ard and others to get "M quiet and people who back memories lake on the powrrlul Miriam live ons the other side of Pickering of its research into areas benefiting Road 'Leafs'. We nc%cr List a are complatining. To the editor: game. at Ica%t not that 1 can rc" We'll I'm tomsome people I read wi)h tremendo u% inter- member. howe%cr. niemones do 1,- t„ %:kc Hwy 2 ,r ,mother est sour column about the recent tads slightly csp+ccially when route just hecause the %alley is road hockey tournament that you're an original gn,undhreak- ckosed. Those encomvcmcreccd look place on Miriam Road in cr. riwtorisl% think they have some- the Bay Ridges area,)( Pickering It's good to Ke that these thing to complain about. Well. I last Saturday- young men continued on with have some complaining to do too. Thc%c 'young' men who put our tradition and hopefully of this What about the effect those together this tournament were turns Into an annual event, the drivers who use Twyn Revers actually playing in our shadows. triginal %lenam Road 'I.eaf%' Drive have on the crevinntment" There wasn't a day that went by can once again don the 'Blue and Tbc car pollution is had for the that I can remember that David White' for a challenge, maybe trees and our lungs! Have you two Widlake, Jimmy Hoag, David we can even spot them a few considered that" Patterson. Bill Murray, Billy Ca- goals. Twyn Revers Drive is ria a role, Darrell Ford, Bobby Amor- Thanks for the memories. highway. Tbrre arc two highways inie and myself donned our in town — Hwv. 2 and Hwy 401 gloves, sticks, pads and nets and Jim Pnisscr, U%c ttwosc. That's what a highway envisioned we were star%. lake Driveway Nett. is for. The National Hockey League Ajax. I am sick of having thousands stars that we would imitate were formerly of f133 Miriam Road, of cars driving by my house be- the likes of Bobby Cir. Gordic Bay Ricipes What is price for donation? Businesses want to influence process Public institutions including universities and community col- kgcs are being pushed by Premier Mike Harris to get Into bed with business, but they may not find the experience totally enjoyable. The Progressive Conservative premier In his latest attempt at match -making announced a plan to build facilities for universities and colleges at a cost of $1.4 bil- lion, of which the Province will pay half, leaving the individual in- stitutions to raise almost all the re- mainder from the private sector - a small amount is optimistically hoped for from municipalities in which they are located. Mr. Harris added he will con- sider any reasonable idea put for- ward by businesses that want a fi- nancial stake in new public infra- structure including roads. This has become a common theme for Mr. Harris, calling on -the public institutions and private sector w come together for the benefit of all;' to provide services funded less and less by govern- ment. But husmes%cs are not philan- thropists and du not put down their money without expecting some- thing is retum. In the caw of the expansion of higher education, Mr. Harris made It clear what pan of the payback will be. The new facilities will leach overwhelmingly high-technology so students can ge straight into jobs industry wants to fill, which also tits Mr. Harris's view univer- sities and colleges should provide strict job skills rather than the more rounded education ul the past. They will turn out computer - literate rather than literate gradu- ates. Many businesses will be satis- fled with getting the graduates turcr Apotcx Inc., paid ti have a they want and possibly with hav- world-renowned doctor research Eric lie' drug at 71xontoi s Hospital for programs. There is for example Sick Children, but threatened to Dowd sue her and later fired her from the at University of Toronto. study when she made public her At Queen s Park finding the drug may he harmful to cash they give public institutions. some patients. A company that makes carbon The same company promised monoxide detectors, for example, $20 million toward a new medical fled with getting the graduates centre at University of Toronto and they want and possibly with hav- when it found a proposed change ing their names on buildings or in federal drug policy would hurt programs. There is for example its future sales, persuaded the then the Imperial Oil Centre for Studies university president to write to at University of Toronto. Prime Minister lean Chrelien and Some companies want more for his cabinet asking them to delay. cash they give public institutions. The university head was forced A company that makes carbon to apologize for lobbying on be - monoxide detectors, for example, half of a donor, but Mr. Chretien gave $100,000 to the provincial turned him down anyway and the fire marshal's office and in return firm reduced its donation. was allowed to put the office's The same university also ac - logo endorsing it on its packages, cepted a donation of $6.5 million although it had not even tested the from gold mine tycoon Peter product. Munk and granted an honorary de - Schools increasingly are trying gree to former U.S. president to make up for a shortfall of funds George Bush, a board member of by entering partnerships with soft- Barick Gold, Mr. Munk's compa- drink manufacturers wanting ex- ny. That honorary degree was op- clusive fights to sell their products posed fiercely by many university on school premises - Cokes seems staff and can be explained only by to he outbidding Pepsi - although the fact Mr. Munk and Mr. Bush these drinks do nothing to improve are friends. students' health. Some professors at University At least one police force has ac- of Guelph also are complaining cepted a gift of a helicopter for use corporate donors divert loo much in chasing vehicles, from someone of its research into areas benefiting whose name it will not reveal. If thems:hves and not the public - but the donor wants something in re- it can be expected at times those turn - say he is a businessman and who provide the cash will ward to wants police to guide his non- call the tune. striking employees through picket lines - police may find it hard to refuse. There have been cases where companies whir provided cash for work in public institutions have leaned harder. 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Missing man's body found A body found in Lake Ontario st weof Gni Plastics Plant on Norrnar Road in Cuhourg Sun- day Is that of a Pickering man whit went inus- ing shortly after Jan. 30. An autopsy conducted Mon- day at the Ccn- ire of Forensic Sciences in Toronto con- firmed the iden- tity of the Ixtdy as Stanley Gor- don Muir, 3I, of Pickering C•ohourg Po- lice Chief John Kay said a C'ohourg rest- dcnt was walk Ing along the beach Sundav at 3:45 p.m. when he spotted the holdy in the water, partially concealed by ice. Police were ca led and the y was rc- moived and taken In Toronto for an autopsy and idcntitica- tiom. he Added. Fuller in February two unsuccessful starches were made along Cohcurg's wa- tcrfro nt for the missing K-kcr- Ing man after his car was found behind the LCBO outlet in Cotiourg. Durham Re- gional Police divers starched an arca of the Cohourg Har- Nmr after a hole was spoticd in the ice. but found nothing. A fcw days later three young men found a pair of shoes and a jacket in ice along the pier Family members of Mr kluir Identified the clothing as his and a sccotrki search was un- dertaken by po- lice. Mr. Muir was employed by the City of Picker- ing last year to help plan mil- lennium cele- brations here. Doc talks AJAX — An Ajax doctor will discuss his new txx* during the annual general meeting of the Friends of the Ajax Public Li- brary. Dr. Ian Blumer, author of What Your Doctor Really Thinks, will speak about the doctor -patient re- lationship Tues- day. March 7 at 7 p.m. at the McLean Corn- munity Centre, corner of Wcsi- ney Road North and Magill Drive. Every week, Osha,wafs- Cathie Brown reviews the grade one lessons. NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION. March 1, 2000 PAGE A7 P Every Tuesdav afternoon for the past five years Cathie Brown has been going says Cathie. 'The teacher and I are always amazed to see how well these children back to school - not for the love of learning as much as for the love of the children. progress with just a little extra attention." Cathie is a volunteer in one of the grade one classrooms at Waverly Public School. Cathie works for Roval Bank in Oshawa. She's just one of many Royal Bank Sometimes Cathie helps the teacher co-ordinate activities and lessons. Other employees across Canada who take time out to help in their communities. And times she gives individual and small groups of students remedial help with their we'd just like to take this opportunity to thank them reading. But whatever it is, Cathie always looks forward to her time in class. for doing what they do. "Busy teachers often find it difficult to give each student the attention they ROYAL 13ANK like to - particularly when it comes to developing solid reading skills at this age," FINANCIAL GROUP .-sieved trade mart a R-1 5-k ..r 1-U Imaglnegi-.•s•e*aCotwwuraly= Read all about it in the News Advertiser PICKERING r >it 420-2222 * 683-2760* 24 hr. Direct Access- 420 4660 Web Site: wwwwcity-pickering.on.ca March 1 , :.... ;..***HIGHLIGHT OF THE MONTH*** March 6 City Council Meeting Are t'ou Looking fur Somewhere to Play? March 11 Site Plan Ad%isory Committee Ylarchx Laxamilt"lura&Equity SPECIAL NEEDS OPPORTUNITY March IS Clrnmunny Working Group York W'atcr Supply Prufccs b the c Id weather approaches, are v.w I. -king for v.raewhere to play ' March 20 ExcLufive'Council Meeting Me comhatim.% Room At the- Pickering RccrcA;un C xnp cx is open to kids with March 22 Citmnuttce of Adjustment spm--tal mss, their Parent,, Siblings and Friends. "Ow Special Ptacc' hay ,,li I March 2.1 S:tc Plan Advisory Cuirrunince , rivity tywpincnt which proavules hours of fun to chikircn with Special .%ccd% In March 23 Statutory Public Infirmauon i I un. Caring. oat Safe cmrrornr snit. Chikken muss be directly supervised by An Meeting Wuh at all urnics. March 27 Exnutrvt Committee Mcnme Location: Pickering Recreation C•urnplex contibatartts Ronm oeH;"EYOL 1AC•ENSEU >• YOUR PET?2 %undays:I:00-3:00PAL FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL nuweaetrilip 1 uig on Iucs,Ly. 1 -0,r -11-0,r-11 1 I.. _o{. the tin Pickering begm a d -w -14 -door campaign THE RECREATION COMPLEX AT 1331-1711 .troaag the sale of 2000 dug licences and Cat .1 48fwanoatap -render No T 2"2(k) I >. �,•s and can are important mciaben of your are! tags identify lair pets and !,-sly Lic,w. Western Branch Libra and Community Centre 1'J'' % o n.ure that. shlydd they Ietoiae Ialvt, they iso he ry turned in Iter nglafd Iwrae PreaNu tifka4an yrwpma6 have been re,avcai iron General i ctaaaaun, interested in i v t(•4f-f. K'F TO P4 TO LFEP YOUR pt.75AFE! cn knng ,n tMs pro sea The Gdlowing contraction haw teen dm acd to tender tra Rfy (xX; LICENCES GENERAL CONTRACTORS TELEPHONE FA('tiIMILE C'rrY all a,nc, must htcriw Ihcu dugs on a .,arty bait You could he charged it you fad to pun baae the rcyuurd Itcca c Yearly fees ate as Cairn Construction LW. 416-449- Z064 416-441)- iMIl4 Toronto I,tn,ws Dixon Gcnheral Contractor xtakxfmtrduff ....5:11.00 &ConstructionManagers 905-567-0072 905-567-0244 Mississauga :•tyle or fataak dog with n icrecl ip intoam S15.w Gorr Constriction Limited 905-436.2018 905-336-5198 Courtice Spared or watered dug $10.00 Harhndgc & Cross Limited 416-213-7165 905-738-9649 Concord Spayed ar antlered dog with microchip iwPVnt SS.w Kamrus Construction Limited 416.439-5800 416-449-5801 Don Mills CAT IDENTIFICATION TAGS %_ LCM Latka Construction All Cat ow n neany. in a wluntrry low, purchase a & Management Inc. 416-229-4912 416-229-4852 Toronto identification lag The numbered tag will identify Motrtloick Construction.cat your cat for the duration of its life and may be General Contractors 705-745-0579 705-745.2042 Peterborough purchased fur a lite note fee of S20 fill Tasts Contractors Inc. 905-831-1100 905-831-0107 Pickering LOOKING TO EARN SOME EXTRA MONEY Scaled walk. from invited General Contractors only will be recawd at the envelopes WORKERS ARE NEEDED to ander that we can pnwded no later than 2. OU p.m. (local tune) Wednesday. March S. 2000 by: complete the program by early suriitier. If you arc interested. please contact Mark Stewart at Aaimtl The Ccxpox:rwa of the city of Pickering Licensing Services. 4115.721-5463. Supply and Services One the Esplanade, tad Flour QUES'T'IONS Pickering, Ontario L IV 6K7 Any questions concerning dog licences or cat idkruification tags should be directed to the Animtl Contrail Centre at 19059274737. Plans. specifkwions and leader documents will be on display at the Durham Constriction Association the Toronto Constriction Association, the Mississauga Construction Association and the Hamihon Wentworth construction Association. CURBSIDEThe lowest or any reader ail necessarily accepted. GARBAGE `ka A Felgernaeher key. CPPD. C.P.P.. C.M.M.1 COLLECTION Manager of Supply and Services - ,, Linda Union, M.L.S., CMM 111 Cheryl AUC The Cav's new Wave %lanagemew By-law a5422AS. now Pickering Public Library Teeple Archi plates a restriction on the number of garbage bags cdkted r 416598-(]554 \ - each week from every magic family dwelling to far (4). . %easr nae. howela. Thal large dans suck as furniture lir appliances WILLtiter BE incllahxl to this firm. For resident of the rural area. north of the Third Concession Road. all large terns, ocher than appliances. will continue to be collected each n,_` Free far %h Caff &a 683-6582 refri rato regular garbage asbev di anal. my coll-es such u rr(ngnatlus. seines, wadirn. dryers are only cullawl in the rural area on the hull Friday of Clary mainth. GG till (I�GIL' An approved racepI:ICIC for garbage culkcuon mum either be a bag htavy-day plastic or a reusable can that has Iwo suitable hamfles ama i an an righty IQ) centimetres in 4...• ��s 3peela11nS41 Instruction !L Cases. he fdry hof Ccaticath i crs l wtalh ur Jxceed t. In all Carrs. Thi: wwghl of rah rnrplaclr shall ar exceed twenty- MRW iiiYfWi4 VLW eaR *ulaw a_-idL->ti owes r ,`� &14 three (23) k hyr ahs With contents All lane collectible garhage mW alliin an approved he contained reeepta ck. Free handball clinics sponsored by the It sMwkf also he noted dial with the passing of the new by-law hk mol van( wavy Thr uturx xpi, at,oncorn fry. /'�� „ Ont�A BmdbiW A--odation An sage nunvcals is now compulsory. Any garbage foveal umlmnmg �>vi�RiJtiY o•Ilhl if unity ragged old ICfI h Stan: March 27 for 9 torn i iv resileal{ c thud for atmplincr M the rrs{rcuvr hunallwnru w weeks Pleas hip the of he acute the am,timt ,.f wane tl �• All equipment and instruction %Coy au grrx•ralas M1i wp{utnnlg the inaylkmemation of this new hy. g provided at law 11W.C. Raw and Recy tet no cost Forfurtherinfarnadonregardingthe ('it's waste narag'rnent prarikes or. a Tii>.Ia. 8.20-8'20 p.m. copythe arl rasa worgrwrra by-ait, Location: Pickering Recreation Complex please corWrt lhr Mrriripat I*prm s Ergirr°ring Racquetball Courts Division or 420.1630 or MJ -2760. • 4i 14irteh for distribution of the City Brochure of Spring & Summer Programs, Services and Facilities in the March 8th Edition of the Nets Advertiser ( 905) 420-4621 Savings of the Green Get 3 EXTRA months when }ou buy your 3 month Health, Fitness Class or Super Membership between March 17 - 23. 2()110 Call the Fitness Office for details: 831-1711, 683-6582 Train with a Friend & Save Affordable Personal Training! You + Friend + Trainer = Success + Fun + Savings Call the Inness Office for details: 831-1711,663.6562 Medical Needs Fitness Class A group exercise class that is not fast & furious! Experience the supportive social & emotional network YOU just can't get by exercising on your own. Call the Fitness Office for details: 831-1711, 683-6582 March Break Camps March 13-17. Ages 3 to 12 years Register Now for Camps and Day Care Options. Call for Bus Transportation or Registration Details. 420-4621 p PAGE AS NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDI OW. INareh 1, 2000 E d mi t o r i a & opiNiovs N r N1' EDITORIAL Thanks for hearing taxpayers' plea Now that there's a surplus, the Feds c ive us back our money S A DV ERTI.SLR M A RC11 1 ?000 Santa Claus came earh this year. Doing his test Pere Nocl imitation. Finance Minister Paul Martin dished tett the goodies in his seventh budget Monday. Mr. Martin promised Canadians an incredible $51% billion in tax cuts over the next five year,. Those tax reductions reach across a wide variety of per- sonal and corporate classes. But chic( among them is a big drop for middle-mcomc carriers liaise who make S30.(XX) to $70.(XX) a year will have their taxes drop from 26 per cent sot taxable income to 24 per cent beginning July I. It will drop it, 23 per cent next year and the middle Income ceiling will nse to S90.(xX) per year in three years. up from 560.(AX) now As well, taxes will he pegged to the inflation rate which will elim- inate the dreaded bracket creep. That means the amount of, tax collected will drop as inflation rises to keep the tax rate true. In addition. the personal exemption will jump from $7.2(X) to $8.2(X). the child tax credit will Increase dranuticalh from a maximum of $1.975 for a first child to $2.265 In 2(X)I and to $2.3(X) after five %cars. Sar Marlin ,av, child tax credits will n%c for nine out of 10:hildren across the countrx. The spirit of Li%mg continued lite rniddlr-income five -per cent surtax will be scrapped. Employment Insurance premr urns will drop from S2.40 t,or c%cn 51(X) earned to $2 by 2(X)4 and within five years business taxa, will drop Irom 2S to 21 percent. In tate arca of social spending. the hig ticket is ale Increase in the Canada Health and Shoda] Transter. The huge fund. • which as%ims tae pro%tree, with poi-sccondary education and health care funding will lump trom 51'_.5 billion to 515 5 hil- a liort per year. This i, hadhv nee'de'd funding for a t"- th care System w hick truly tro ulsic, Canadians All this genero mf% :time, about because of an economy which is positively godly. Revenues have ircrcascd lion ati- cally over the past five vicars lie Icdcrll go%crnmcm, t(xLry. is spending S4 billion less than it did in 1494 and is faking in • 544 billion rtxwe That', a lot of extra m,n ,% to sMjJ around. • One quibble with thio: final numbers MirMarton plans to rc- : duce the SNX) billion tideral debt h, just S, billion per year On the up side. the dcht to gross-doniesuc-product ratio has dropped Irwn 71 per cent a, 61 per cent ,ince 1945 and should fall to 5() per cent M 2(X)3 But that's due to a sting ccowxr : my qtly. since the debt his been unchanged tie the pant three years. Mr Manan. on his next budget. must attack the: debt mince %cnoush All in all, well done Saint Nick. cr Mir Martin. We're all richer for vour efforts. E-11101-1 kyr C—S. M.• P4M at mm"Wdurtlt".not. Subim"oons which include a twst and hat name, as wolf as the community of residence, will be con- ; sidrred for publication. Freeze no big deal Pickering politicians' real challenge to cut Cite taxes It's now as gad as the tax cuts federal Finance Minister Paul Martin inn unecd Monday. sdd However. Pickering recm, can still celebrate over Fn - :day's news that we win t pay rrxrc property taxes for City services this year than we did in 1999. Coxtncil', budget com- mittec approved a drat) spcixdmg Muicpnni m week end that will turd S45 million worth of operating expcmhtures and Sx.x million in capital projects and purchase, while frcezang City taxes fcor the second coxtsecutive year. Council is expect- ed to rubber-stamp the budget next Monday. And that budget will continue to ,ice Pickering property : owners pay les, in taxes for services provided by the It" mu- nicipalm than citizens in neighbouring Ajax. N%hitby and Os- hawa City ofiiciah point out. But. bifore you put on your pang tut and crack ;,pen the bubbly. %oou should consider a few thing,: First. there'% that little matter of regional taxes which still hasn't been worked t-ut as Durham council i% Net to pass it, budget Councillors at the regional level are on record as aim- ing for a zero -hike budget. but that lies stomewhere in the near future. Secondly. City councillor won't tx doing anything heroic ;by freezing municipal taxes. After all. Pickering enjoyed phie- •norn enal growth last year when more than K(X) building per- -mits were issued and the City Reale in $150.5 million. A real challenge for Pickering politician, will be to cut ex- penditures in the: future by entering more service mergers with Ajax. by duplicating the cool -savings initiatives of that Town, :by streamlining the City's operations a, much as possible, by :adopting a user -pay philosophy when it come,, to funding new 'recreational facilities• etc. and so on. That way, Pickering council member,, might be able to -give us a tax cut rather than just a tax freeze. Then thc real cel- ebrating can begin. E -Ahad j'arr comments on this opinion to nriews@dudiam ns/. Submisswis n'fiidt include a first and last name, as well as the :eomrrunity of residence, will be conosmWad for publication. YOU SAID IT The question was: What's more important to you -- tax cuts or repaying the national debt'? I '� �► -.:. � � -sin wi: N i .: Greg Barras Lorri Doug Hurford says. "Repay ilia McLennan says. say%, .'Pay down national debt. "It the go%crn- the national debt. These are good ments were to do The interest pay - time% economL things better, mens% cost us a cally ,o let's they could do lot " repay it." r hitt.' t WLD TT MIM, NOW CAME WIZEN YOU '[WROW MONEY AROUND ITS NERoic, ANDW"MIoOTT IN A SCANDAI-• ?/ _M -e7L-� LE-T-FERS TO THE EDITOR Don't use TA-Nrn Rivers DriVe as a hwhijivay o_ r To the editor: T, c%cry one w ho I% against the Twyn Rivers Drive closure. 1 ask why' I have been living on Twyn Risers Drive for about seven years. 1 use to attend St. Monica Catholic School and I would walk there feanng for my life each and every day because cars would come speeding by. Now finally we get some qutet and people who live on the other site of Pickering arc cotrnplatinmg We'll I'm sorry some people love o., i:.kc Hwy ? ,x an.,tlwr rule just hccause the valley i, closed. Those inconvenienced mamas think they have some- thing to co rnpLun ahxut. Wcll. I have %carne cornplainmg to do toe,. %►'hat alxxit the effect three driver, who use Twyn Ri%crs Drive have on the environment' The car pollution a had for the trees and our lungs! Have vtu mat ctwistdercd that Twyn Rivers Drive is not a highway. There arc two highway% in town — Hwy. 2 and Hwy. 401 Use three That's what a highway is fix. 1 am ,ick of having thousand% of cars driving by my hu%e hc- cause commuter think they will save two minutes by doing so. Get out of bed earlier! If you have any problems with what 1 have written, please feel free to voice your opinion. I real- ly do have more to say. E-mail me at crissyb(tilsympatco.ca Chrkstina Boros. Pickering Street hockey reunion brings back memories To the edilor: 1 read wish tremendous inter- est Notor column atxut the recent road hockey tournament that took place on Miriam Road in the Bay Ridges arca of Picketing last Saturday. Thew 'young' men who put together this tournament were actually playing in our shadows. There wasn't a day that went by that I can remember that David Wcdlake, Jimmy Hoag. David Patterson, Ball Murray. Billy Ca- role. Darrell Ford, Bobby Amor- imc and myself donned our gloves, sticks. pads and nets and envisioned we were star,. The National Hockey Lcaguc stars that we would imitate were the likes of Bobhy Orr, Gordre Howe, Stan MI(k(ta, Frank Mfu- hovhch, Lornc 'Gump' Wonky andothers. The time was the mid -'6(h and we were the ongs- nal%. In reading -.our article I would Imagine that the,. young men envisioned that they were such NHL ,tar, is Darryl Sutler. Bobby Clarkc. %likc Palmaiccr. hive 'Tiger' \kilhain, :Ind Ihm, Potvin. This sure brought hack a nood of fond mcmonc, of chtal- lcnging other street, in the Bay Ridges area like Bcm Avenue, Kr,sno Boulevard and other, to take on the powerful Miriam Road 'Lcaf%'- %:'c never Ic„t a game. at least not that 1 can rc mcmher, however, mcmonc, do tide ,hghth c,pccially whcn you're an original groundbreak- cr. It's gad to sec that these young men continued on with our tradition and hopefully if this turns into an annual event, the original Mltriam Road 'Ixaf% can once again don the 'Blue and White' for a challenge, maybe we can even spot them a few goals. Thanks for the mcmoxics. Jim Prosser, Lake Driveway Nest, Ajax. formerly of %t.i %1iriam Road, Bay Ridges What is price for donation? Businesses want to influence process Public institutions including universities and community col- leges are being pushed by Premier Mike Harris to get into bed with business, but they may not find the experience totally enjoyable. The Progressive Conservative premier in his latest attempt at snatch -making announced a plan to build facilities for universities and colleges at a cost of $1.4 bil- lion, of which the Province will pay half, leaving the individual in- stitutions to raise almost all the re- mainder from the private sector - a small amount is optimistically hoped for from municipalities in which they are located. Mr. Harris added he will con- sider any reasonable idea put for- ward by businesses that want a fi- nancial stake in new public infra- structure including roads. This has become a common theme for Mr. Harris, calling on "the public institutions and private sector to come together for the benefit of all:' to provide services funded less and less by govem- meni. But businesses are not philan- thropists and do not put down their money without expecting some- thing in return. In the case of the expansion of higher education, Mr. Harris made it clear what part of the payback will be. The new facilities will teach overwhelmingly high-technology so students can gat straight into jobs industry wants lis fill, which also fits Mr. Harris's view univer- sities and colleges should provide strict job skills rather than the more rounded education of the past. They will turn out computer - literate rather than literate gradu- ales. Many businesses will he ,,ali%- bed with getting the graduates they want and possibly with hav- ing their [tames on buildings or programs. There is for example the Imperial Oil Centre for Studies at University of Toronto. Some companies want more for cash they give public institutions. A company that makes carton monoxide detectors, for example, gave $100,000 to the provincial fire marshal's office and in return was allowed to put the office's logo endorsing it on its packages, although it had not even tested the product. Schools increasingly are trying to make up for a shortfall of funds by entering partnerships with soft- drink manufacturers wanting ex- clusive rights to sell their products on school premises - Cokes seems to he outbidding Pepsi - although these drinks do nothing to improve students' health. At least one police force has ac- cepted a gift of a helicopter for use in chasing vehicles, from someone whose name it will not reveal. 11 the donor wants something in re- turn - say he is a businessman and wants police to guide his non- striking employees through picket lines - police may find it hard to refuse. There have been cases where companies who provided cash for work in public institutions have leaned harder. The drug manufac- centre at University of Toronto and when it found a proposed change in federal drug policy would hurt its future sales, persuaded the then university president to write to Prime Minister Jean Chretien and his cabinet asking them to delay. The university head was forced to apologize for lobbying on be- half of a donor, but Mr. Chretien turned him down anyway and the firm reduced its donation. The same university also ac- cepted a donation of $6.5 million from gold mine tycoon Peter Munk and granted an honorary de- gree to former U.S. president George Bush, a tx)ard member of Barick Gold, Mr. Munk's compa- ny. That honorary degree was op- posed fiercely by many university staff and can to explained only by the fact Mr. Munk and Mr. Bush are friends. Some professors at University of Guelph also are complaining corporate donors divert toxo much of its research Into areas benefiting themselves and not the public - but it can he expected at times those who provide the cash will want to call the tune. E -Mail your comments on this opinion to nnews@durham.net. Submissions which include a first and last name, as well as the com- munity of residence, will be consid- ered for publication. PICKERING N Ews ADVI;R115ER A Moroland C'ommunit) Ncvv,Iraper Vim H hittaker Puhlnlnr Joanne Burghard, LJrr.,r-rn-( 7ur/ Steve Houston ,IGrnaoemi: li,hwr Bruce Danford I hrerr,n ,/ Advertising Duncan Fletcher R, win ldrrr/v c,qe tfanager Eddie kolodziejcak ( la��ilkal J<Irrru .ort IftimWer John Willem, Real tul,m-O e :Idvernsing flanuger Abe Fakhourie Ucvr,tiuRun tlanucer Lillian Hook O/Jiro lhrn,igrr Barb Ilarrivon ('I'm/ rtIz Cla,mcrr 1eN5 19115) hxt_SIIU �t1 11)(151 het -%I I11 Classifieds 14A 15) h!ti-,1'I)' Distribution I'M';1 68.-51 1 - General Fav 1911' 1 hx a-- th i !. Mail slnxistm a durham.rtrt %ch address www ,f,irtl: mwov,. net 110 Commercial A%c.. Aiax. tint I -IS 2115 Publication, %fail Sale, Agrccmi;m Numher 1112741 I he few, W %miser „ one of the `forolarxl Printing. Puts- lishmg and thsinhuting grtW of new 4xkpcxs lite 'Sews ria vcrti,cr is a metnhcr of the Ajax do Pickcrmg Ifoard of I ade. Ontario ( (immunity %,vo,p aper Assoc.. ( anadim ( llmmunaN %cw,(oilier A,siw. . ( anadian (nidations Audit Board and the (knano Pre„ ('ourtcil. l he publisher reserve, the right to clascifv or refuse any advertisement. C'rcdil tit advertisement limit- ed to space price ems oiccu- the New, A.:,:- rr accepts letter, to the editor. All let- ters should be t) ped or neal- h hand-written. ISA words. ffach letter must he signed with a first and lac name or two initials and a last name. Please include a phoxw num- her fir verification. rhe edi- tor rosaries the right to edit cop, for sty lc, length and content. Opinions expressed in letters arc those of the writer and not necessarily those of the ticw% Ad%cr is- cr. We regret that due to the volume of letters. not all will be printed. CC turer Apotex Inc., paid to have a world-renowned dtMor research a Eric ni w drug at Toronw', Hospital for Sick Children• but threatened ar Dowd %uc her and later fired her from the study when she made public her .41 Queen i Pork finding thio drug may he harmful to Borne patients. The sane company promised $20 million toward a new medical bed with getting the graduates they want and possibly with hav- ing their [tames on buildings or programs. There is for example the Imperial Oil Centre for Studies at University of Toronto. Some companies want more for cash they give public institutions. A company that makes carton monoxide detectors, for example, gave $100,000 to the provincial fire marshal's office and in return was allowed to put the office's logo endorsing it on its packages, although it had not even tested the product. Schools increasingly are trying to make up for a shortfall of funds by entering partnerships with soft- drink manufacturers wanting ex- clusive rights to sell their products on school premises - Cokes seems to he outbidding Pepsi - although these drinks do nothing to improve students' health. At least one police force has ac- cepted a gift of a helicopter for use in chasing vehicles, from someone whose name it will not reveal. 11 the donor wants something in re- turn - say he is a businessman and wants police to guide his non- striking employees through picket lines - police may find it hard to refuse. There have been cases where companies who provided cash for work in public institutions have leaned harder. The drug manufac- centre at University of Toronto and when it found a proposed change in federal drug policy would hurt its future sales, persuaded the then university president to write to Prime Minister Jean Chretien and his cabinet asking them to delay. The university head was forced to apologize for lobbying on be- half of a donor, but Mr. Chretien turned him down anyway and the firm reduced its donation. The same university also ac- cepted a donation of $6.5 million from gold mine tycoon Peter Munk and granted an honorary de- gree to former U.S. president George Bush, a tx)ard member of Barick Gold, Mr. Munk's compa- ny. That honorary degree was op- posed fiercely by many university staff and can to explained only by the fact Mr. Munk and Mr. Bush are friends. Some professors at University of Guelph also are complaining corporate donors divert toxo much of its research Into areas benefiting themselves and not the public - but it can he expected at times those who provide the cash will want to call the tune. E -Mail your comments on this opinion to nnews@durham.net. Submissions which include a first and last name, as well as the com- munity of residence, will be consid- ered for publication. PICKERING N Ews ADVI;R115ER A Moroland C'ommunit) Ncvv,Iraper Vim H hittaker Puhlnlnr Joanne Burghard, LJrr.,r-rn-( 7ur/ Steve Houston ,IGrnaoemi: li,hwr Bruce Danford I hrerr,n ,/ Advertising Duncan Fletcher R, win ldrrr/v c,qe tfanager Eddie kolodziejcak ( la��ilkal J<Irrru .ort IftimWer John Willem, Real tul,m-O e :Idvernsing flanuger Abe Fakhourie Ucvr,tiuRun tlanucer Lillian Hook O/Jiro lhrn,igrr Barb Ilarrivon ('I'm/ rtIz Cla,mcrr 1eN5 19115) hxt_SIIU �t1 11)(151 het -%I I11 Classifieds 14A 15) h!ti-,1'I)' Distribution I'M';1 68.-51 1 - General Fav 1911' 1 hx a-- th i !. Mail slnxistm a durham.rtrt %ch address www ,f,irtl: mwov,. net 110 Commercial A%c.. Aiax. tint I -IS 2115 Publication, %fail Sale, Agrccmi;m Numher 1112741 I he few, W %miser „ one of the `forolarxl Printing. Puts- lishmg and thsinhuting grtW of new 4xkpcxs lite 'Sews ria vcrti,cr is a metnhcr of the Ajax do Pickcrmg Ifoard of I ade. Ontario ( (immunity %,vo,p aper Assoc.. ( anadim ( llmmunaN %cw,(oilier A,siw. . ( anadian (nidations Audit Board and the (knano Pre„ ('ourtcil. l he publisher reserve, the right to clascifv or refuse any advertisement. C'rcdil tit advertisement limit- ed to space price ems oiccu- the New, A.:,:- rr accepts letter, to the editor. All let- ters should be t) ped or neal- h hand-written. ISA words. ffach letter must he signed with a first and lac name or two initials and a last name. Please include a phoxw num- her fir verification. rhe edi- tor rosaries the right to edit cop, for sty lc, length and content. Opinions expressed in letters arc those of the writer and not necessarily those of the ticw% Ad%cr is- cr. We regret that due to the volume of letters. not all will be printed. CC s7ANLEf MUIR Pickering rerun helped plum Cit•'s miflen- niftnt purr•. Missing man's body found A body found in Lake Ontario west of GE Plastics Plant on Normar Road in Cuhourg Sun- day is that of a Pickering man who went miss- ing shortly after Jan. 30. An aulup%y conducted Mon day at the Cen- tre of Forensic Sciences in Toronto con- firmed the iden- tify of the h)dy as Stanley Gur- don Muir. 41, of Pickering. Cuhourg Po- lice Chic) John Kay Kasaid a Cuhourg resi- dent was walk Ing along the beach Sundav at 3:45 p m. when he spotted the holy in the water, partially concealed by icc. Police were called and the Moly was rc- movedand taken to Tor, MW fill an autopsy and tdcntifica- urn, he added. Earlier in February two un'ucccssfuI search"' were made along Cuhourg'% wa- tertront for the missing Picker- ing man after his car was found behind the LCBC) taitkt in Cuhourg. Durham Rc- Itional Police divers searched an area of the Coh)urg Har- bour after a fwle was spotted in the ice. but found nothing. A few days later three young menfound a pair of shoes and a jacket in ice along the pier. Family memhcr% of Mr. Muir identi5ed the clothing as his and a sccorkd search was un- dertaken by po- lice. Mr. Muir was employed by the City of Picker- ing last year to help plan mil- lennium cele- brations here. Doc talks AJAX — An Ajax doctor will discuss his new book during the annual general meeting of the Friends of the Ajax Public Li- brary. Dr. fan Blumer, author of What Your Doctor Really Thinks. will speak about the doctor -patient re- lalu)nship Tues- day, March 7 at 7 p.m. at the McLean Com- munity Centre. corner of West- ney Road North and Magill Drive. Every week, 0sha,v%7a)s-' Cathie Brown reviews the grade one lessons. NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, March 1, 2000 PAGE A7 P Every Tuesday aftemoon for the past five years Cathie Brown has been going says Cathie. " fhe teacher and I are always amazed to see how well these children back to school - not for the love of learning as much as for the love of the children. progress with just a little extra attention." Cathie is a volunteer in one of the grade one classrooms at Waverly Public School. Cathie works for Royal Bank in Oshawa. She's just one of many Royal Bank Sometimes Cathie helps the teacher co-ordinate activities and lessons. Other employees across Canada who take time out to help in their communities. And times she gives individual and small groups of students remedial help with their we'd just like to take this opportunity to thank them reading. But whatever it is, Cathie always looks forward to her time in class. for doing what they do. "Busy teachers often find it difficult to give each student the attention they ROYAL [TANK like to - particularly when it comes to developing solid reading skills at this age," FINANCIAL GROUP e -•r`-'^•' '-•!' �-ari d Rural BsnY , C erode . Read all about it in the News Advertiser PICKERING 420-2222 * 683-2760* IW 24 hr. Direct Access 420-4660 Web Site: Www-citywpickering.on.ca %larch I 1_ .. - ..::,:-...•>".,_.::._.. — %larch 6 City Corned VILLting March K Site Plan Advisory Conntrunee March 9 Race Relations & Equity Concord Committee %larch 15 Cartmuruty Working Group York Witter Supply Prtojcci %larch 20 Excoutivc/Council Meeting March 22 Commmee of Adjustment %larch 22 S:te Plait Ad-,Isory Co mnuttee %larch 23 Statutory Public INi)rmatKsn pnwkleJ :w Later than 2:00 p.m. (local erne) Wednesday. March 8, 2000 by: Meeting %larch 27 Executive Comtruucc!N"cnnr HA% E YOU 1-ICENSELI YOUR PET????�- t nnrraacing— T,wvolay. Fchruary 1. 2oo), the C try ,1 Pickering began a door-t6.knr campaign I, n Ausg the sak of 2000 di,1 hce'ncis and cal :.k-:utf oatwa tags. 1 v -' are - aad cat. anup rtam manners of your 1-aly. L caccs and lags edcauty your pours and c -an: that. should they hecome lost. I" can he rotinred to them ngMful hums. 1 tiK11-D. FRUT TO P4y TO DTEP YOLK Pf.T SAFE' K Ixx; LICENCES He law all a„e owner. moot Iracnw iticir Jogs om a ,oily basis. Y,iu could he charged if you fad to pur; hale the mquircd Licence Yeaiy fees are m tolhess Mak or rcmak dog ....................... ................. S2a.tN Stak ur female doe with microchip i nplo t 1,15.e9 Spayed or mriarred Julf $10.00 Spayed or wrutered dog with micradtip im plot SS.eff CAT IDENTIFICATION TAGS, All ca owncn nay, ,n a voluntary law, purchase a cur idenufwatiun tag. The nurrohmd tag will kdentify your cat for the di r.uion of its lite and may to purchased for a ora una fer of S20 00. LOOKING TO EARN SOME EXTRA MONEY WORKERS ARE NEEDED in order that we can complete the program by early summer. If you arc interested. please contact Mark Stewart at Amrtal Liceusmg Services, 905421-5463. QUESTIONS Any questions concerning dog licences or cat idemificaion tags should be directed to the Arbital Control Centre at (905927-8737. CURBSIDE GARBAGE COLLECTION The City's new wave Ma agemiew By-law ti5322M. now places a restriction on the number of garbage bags collected s each week from every single family dwelling to four (41. Please nae, bowever, that Inge items such as furniture or appliances Will NOT BE included in this hermit. For residents of the rural arca, math of the Third Concession Road, all large ,tem.. other than appliances. will continue to be collectnl each week with regular garbage As usual, appliances such as refngento's. stoves. washers, dryers we only collected in the rural area em the lint Fnda) of eery month An alMirnvCJ renpta h! for gahage colkcuon must either be a heavy-dwy plastic lug or a eunble can that has two suitable handles ail s not greater than eighty (go) ccrtumetres in height by fifty 1.50) cem nares :n udth or diameter In all acs, the weight of each receptacle shall tut exceed Iwnnty. three (231 kuh)grams with contents. All loose collectible garbage must he contain ed within an approved receptacle, It sMoukd also he noted tlw with the passing of the new by-law ihe soarcc wpaation of rme dable teems and vad waste nwmnals is txw compdsuy Any garhage found comaning either of the" solid ,vane nwienal.s will he tagged od felt behind ler,mmphxwe by the rcspeatve honneowocr Plcaw help the City of Pickering reduce the amnmu of wa,w it gciwrac•s by sigkut ng the implerrienw— of this new bs- law Roduce. Reu a sal Recvcle, fur further information regarding the Pity's waste management practices or a copy of the new waste mranagrineaf by -Leto 4 peale contact ilk .Nmmiripaf Property 4 Eagin maig Division W 420-030 or 6&1-1760. ***HIGHLIGHT OF THE MONTH*** Are You Looking for Somewhere to Play? SPECIAL, NEEDS OPPORTL'mTll- %s the .,rid weather approach", are v,at Irorkint for wwrtrwhrrr to play.' rhe eurnhatants Rua)rn at the Pickering Recre:tuwt Cutaplex is open to Judy with Special needs. their Patents. Siblingx and Frxn&. 'TAur Special Plaice•' his soli - t ivity equtpernent which provides hour of fun to children with Special Need% on .I f un. Canng. mW Satc cruvwonamm. Chuldrcn must he dira-ily supervtwd M an Wulf at all umes. Location: Pickering Recrralion Complex Combatants Roat•n sun"": l:(ls - 3:00 pan. FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL THE RECREATION COMPLEX AT 831-1711 Tcdckr No. 1-2/Z(x) Western Branch Library and Community Centre Prequrlificatiwr prvpuil" hose been Fc,"inN trues kieaerai C„wirsiaay. :n1-remed M icnJermg ,n ilu' project The Iolkwwmg cowttaetuns have been invited to teader- GENF.RA1. CONTRACTORS TELEPHONE FACSIMILE PITY Cairn Construction L d 416-449-2064 416-349-3889 Toronto Dixon Genheral Confracior At Construction Manager 905-567-0071 905-567-0_143 %Ilssnsauga Gerr Construction Limited 905-436-2018 905416-5199 C"ut"e Harbridge & Cross Limited 416-213-7165 905-738-46.49 Concord Kamrus Construction Limited 416-449-58M 416-444-5801 Don Mills LCM Latka Con%truction & Management Inc. 416-2294912 416-2x14852 TonMlo Monlock Construction. General Contractors 705-745-0579 705-745-2042 Peterborough Tasts Contractus Inc. 905-831-1100 905-831-0107 Pickering Sealed lenders; from iniad Geweral Contractors only will be received in the envelopes pnwkleJ :w Later than 2:00 p.m. (local erne) Wednesday. March 8, 2000 by: The Corporation of the City of Piekenog Supply and Services One the Esplanade, god Floor Pickering, Ontario LI V 6K7 Plans, specifiaucias and tender documents will be on display at the Durharn Construction Association, the Toronto Cosuuction Association, the Mississauga Construction Association and the Haarihon WCOMMh construction Association. The lowest or any wader net tacessarily accepted. Ven A. Felgemacher ktirey, CPPo. C.P.P.. C.M.M.I Manager of Supply and Services landa Linton, M.L.S.• CMM 111 Cberyl Atkins"' Pickering Pubtic Library Teeple Archita. 416-598-0554 ,�� Free & Youth Call /V«d 683- 6582 Special Instruction in tJunmr mmap a Clinics - Ages 8-14 Free handball clinics sponsored by the Ontario Handball Association Start: March 27 for 9 weeks Cost: All equipment and instruction provided at no cost Time: 6:20-8:20 p.m. Loeatioa: Pickering Recreation Complex Racquetball Courts ilea k1fifi lig =s Notch for distribution of the City Brochure of Spring & Summer Programs, Services and Facilities in the -March 81h Edition of the A'ews .advertiser (905) 420-4621 Savings of the Green Get 3 EXTRA months u hen %ou buy your 3 month Health, Fitness Class or Super Membership between March 17 - 23. 2000 Call the F -dam Office for details: 831-1711, 683-6582 n'�• 4 Train with a Friend & Save Affordable Personal Training! You + Friend + Trainer = Success + Fun + Savings Call the Fitness Office for details: 831-1711,6834582 Medical Needs Fitness Class A group exercise class that is not fast & furious! Experience the supportive social & emotional network you just can't get by exercising on your own. Call the Fitum Office for details: 831-1711, 683-6582 March Break Camps March 13-17. Ages 3 to 12 years Register Now for Camps and Day Care Options. Call for Bus Transportation or Registration Details. 420-4621 APP PAIGE All NEVUS ADVERT Ft, VIEDNESDAY EDITION, No 1.20M Head*ng nIu... Snowbirds flock to hot spots to beat the blahs BY,4I/Kh 8174 Stull If'rite'r As winter drags in. many Durham residents find them- selves needing a break from the dreary weather and day-to- day routine of the season. And at this point in winter. a night out just wont cut it. We need a trip. A vacation. A week in the sun. Where snow has never fallen. A place where the day's toughest question is: "Where should we go for dinner'.'" Since this winter weariness is nothing new it, denizens of the north. we've become ex- perts at better preparing to plan an escape. Just ask Tiny Nate. presi- dent of Oshawa Traycl Ltd.. who started in the industry when Louis Saint-Laurent was Canada's prime minister. "I think the public is now very well-educated:- Mr. Nave says. '-I've been around for 42 years and I used to help people with where to go. how much it willcost. etc. (Nov,) they come sec us and they have all the printouts off the Internct: they're ahead of us" On this day. Rfr Nave is helping arrange a group trip to Pari s. He tells the group represen- tative a night at Paris's Holi- day Inn costs about $3(N). The man had already researched the trip on the Internet and knows the price is 5319 Ex- actly. "You have to he pretty slurp to deal with the public:' says Mr Navc There is a certain breed of traveller Itxoking for an exotic vacation. a once-in-a-lifetime trip to a fairly unexplored cor- net of the globe But most peo- ple who txouk a flight during the winter arc simply hooking to get away. For them, reliably sunny and warm weather and a pic- turc-postcard heath are the prwori0cs. Mr Nays reports Acapulco and Cuba have been the most popular dcsonatwns this win - have also been sought-after spots Mexico in general -has been very far ahead" of other places "It's been very. very popu- lar because our Canadian dol- lar is very strong lin Mexico). 1 would say 50 per cent of what we sell goes to these places." Kim Murphy, travel consul- tant at llxhndge's Getaway Travel, also lists Cancun Puerto Vallarta and other Mex- ican hot spots as the favourites• followed by Cuba, Costa Rica. Antigua, St Lucia, Caribbean cruises and Ja- maica. Costa Rica's popularity. in particular. is grow mg. "It's an exotic place where people want to go" Ms. Murphy says 80 per cent of her clients arc hooking for -'sell-offs" — discount flights offered by tour compa- nies at the last minute. if 12 or more scats are available on a flight two weeks prior to de- parture. it becomes a sell-off candidate. She reports a traveller can expect to save roughly one- third of the brochure rate for a sell-off trip. All-inclusive packages. in which a vacationer can pre- pay for virtually everything as- sociated with the trip, have be- come king in the travel busi- ness, says Ms. Murphy. And while Florida was once the winter destination of choice for Canadian travellers, she says trips there are down roughly all per cent across this country, most likely due to the low Canadian dollar. Ms. Murphy recently assist- ed a man who wanted io take his wife and college-age child to Florida for a week's holiday in St. Petersburg. The cost per person for the flight. hotel on the beach and a car was about $9(X). But at her suggestion. the man opted in- stead for a trip to Merida. Mexico on the Yucatan penin- sula. The cost was only S60 more for each of them, but for that the family got the same quali- ty of hotel on the beach. air fare and all the other pergs that go with an all-inclusive trip — meals. drinks and sports of- fered at the hotel. -I've got se- niors who've gone to Florida for 20 years. Now they're going all-inclusive." Seniors going to Florida for a lengthy stay — say six months — can expect to pay S5.(XX) Canadian for medical insurance. Considering what would happen in the event of an accident is the last thing a vacationer wants to think aNitit, but it dors pay to do some research. as medical costs vary from country to country and even in Canada. The Ontario Health Insurance Plan will cover Ontario trav- cllrrs who require a stay in hospital up to 5400 per day. per claim. reports Mr tiavc. So with the price of a stay in a top-notch clinic in Acapulco running roughly S30) to $400 per day. Mr Nave says extra medical insurance is not need - cd. `I've been around for 42 years and 1 used to help people with where to go, how much it will cost, etcetera. Now, they come to see us and they have all the printouts off the Internet. They're ahead of us. Tony NAVE Going on a trip to the Unit- ed States, where medical costs are infamous, is another sexy. He advise-, anyone going to the U.S. to buy extra medical insurance. which runs any- where from S2 to $15 a day, depending un your age. "That's very reasonahlc com- pared to what can happen if you have an accident and end up in the hospital;' notes Mr. Nave. He relates one horror story involving a senior who regu- larly went to Florida on vaca- tion. While Mr Nave advised him to buy insurance, the man considered himseli in good health and didn't feel it was necessary. While down south, the man suffered a minor stroke and ended up in hospital for seven days. It cost him $26,000 Ameri- can, or roughly $40,000 Cana- dian. The retired man had to use much of his life savings to pay the tab. Public meetings Pickering Town Council :Monday, March 6, 7:30 p.m. — Pickering Council. council chamber, Pickering Civic Complex. One The Esplanade. Ajax Town Council Monday, March 6, 7 p.m. — Ajax Coun- cil, council chamber, Ajax Town Hall, 65 Harwood Aye. S. Durham Regional Council Wednesday, March 8, 10 a.m. — Durham Region Council. (',,until Chambers, Durham Region Headquarters, 605 Rossland Rd. E., Whitby. Durham District School Board Monday, March 6, 7 p.m. — Durham Dis- trict School Board Standing Committee, Ed- ucation Centre. 4(8) Luint,-it Rd. F.. Whitby. Durham Catholic District School Board Monday. March 13, 7:30 p.m. — Durham Catholic flistrict School Board. Catholic Edu- calwn ('cnrrn•. 650 RossLmd k,l �V , Oshawa. Larraine Roulston N Rec cler s Corner You've found the place for a little give and take The News Advertiser and Recycler's Corner bring you this month's edition of The Treasure Chest. This space al- lows residents to give away items they no longer use and to solicit articles they need. With the City of Pickenng's limit of four garbage bags per pick-up, the Treasure Chest is a great alternative to sending your lvelongings to the landfill. To list items you need or want to get rid of, call 420-5625 ,luring regular business hours. Requests must he made by the I:>_st Wednesday of the month. A.JGROEN%News Advertturptww ITEMSNEEDED: Tony Nave. president of Oshawa Travel Ltd., business. And, as knowledge improves, bar- 1) New or used hlood testing machine for diabetic says knowledge among people travelhnc has e/ rusre.s change. 'You have to be pretty sharp 446x_ imprrn-ed tremendously in his 42 Year% in, ,t„- r„ dent vi ith the public." Mr .Vane notes. 21 Piano or organ, toaster oven. Many people assume hospi- tal costs are uniform across Canada, but that is not the case. Mr. tiavc points out. A stay in a British Colum- bia hospital can cost S6(X) to 5700 per day, more than would tie covered by OHiP. He says anyone travelling outside Ontario should buy extra insurance and strongly suggets cancellation insur- arce as well. Ms. Murphy agrees. -1 ad- vise cancellation insurance fix rN n%tc wtu, have tNitiked in ad- -Cancellation insurance Protects people from unfore- secn medical emergencies." If you're going ort a vaca- tion with young children, if you have ailing parents at home. or if you get sick while away, cancellation insurance can save a lot of money for a traveller who has to cut short a vacation. -It's your one-way flight home and list vacation days" says Ms. Murphy. A middle-aged person going on a trip cooing S I, 100. for example, can expect to pay between $50 and $55 for an in- surance package, which in- cludcs cancellation. But lits Murphy cautions cancellation insurance doesn't cover everything. -It doesn't protect you from, 'i've changed my mind.' People think it's blanket coverage and if you change your mind you're getting your money back... Another misconception in- volves passports, and when you need one to travel to an- other country. Ms. Murphy reports she gets a lot of telephone calls from people asking if they need one. While passports are easy to obtain for about $75, the aver- age traveller doesn't have to bother. "For sun destinations peo- ple are going to in winter time, a passport is not required" un - girl's bike iage 5-61. dining table and chain. wagon, cur- r_1 ur- s c tains - 416-349-4923. •, 3) Little Tvkc•s plastic playact with Ink slide (preferably an older model that is a hit larger 12) White elephant items. ail AHKt. R(/TA/ N,., Advertiser pharo types of clothing for St. Mar -tin's New to You sales - 839 - Cancun, on Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, has become one 4257• of the top vacation spots for Ontarian.s. les whine beaches, ITEMS TO GIVE AWAY: turquoise sea and sunny days are just the tonic for people 1) Crib mattress, single fed up with winter. This view is from a hotel room at the boxspring mattress. single Cancun Caribbean. metal spring mattress for old lbed, summer maternity outfits - less you're headed to Cuba, is so strong it's hard to find 686-0511. Venezuela and other South someone to answer the phone 2) Paper patterns for children's American countries. sometimes" j and women's clothing - 839 - Mr. Nave says with a boom- So if you find yourself 0440. ing economy, his agency is snapping at co-workers over 3) Pair of Radio Shack 150 -watt busy every day, as an increas- minor things, and summer cabin speakers - old, but func- ing number of people seek to seems too far away, the time tional - 619-3645. leave winter behind, if only for might be right for a winter get- 4) Gerbil cage with one furry a week. away. resident - 839 0734. "The demand in our agency l WORDS FRoM THE WISE ►,:;�� - Politics, Points of View and Parodies ��;:�=` Volunteering: Finding "The work volunteers contribute each year in Canada is equivalent to 578,000 full-time strength in numbers Jobs —roughly equal to the labour force of Manitoba. Volunteers contribute an average of 149 They are the people who toil, often in the hours each per year, for a total of 1.11 billion background and without recognition. in your hours. community to feed hungry people, pay visits to - The volunteering rate among 15- to 24 - shut -in seniors, or to provide companionship Year-olds almost doubled from 18 per cent in for someone in need. 1987 to 33 per cent in 1997. They are volunteers. They live and work in - On average. young Canadians between the your community. ages of 15 and 24 years old volunteer for 125 Here are some other timely notes on volun- hours a year. teers: (Adapted from Curing Canadians. Involved - There are 7.5 million volunteers age 15 Canadians: Highlights from the 1997 National and over in Canada. Survey of Giving. Volunteering and Parricipat- - Close to 90 per cent of Canadians make ing. Minister of Industn', /998) donations of time and money to help others in —News their community. Canada YMI than today's) - 839-6249. 4) Omni -chord, auto -harp, old linen tablecloths, matching drum tables - 427-2085 S) Medical supplies. bandages. gain,. asustive devices such ay walkers, etc.. for Third World use - 416-286-0127. 6) Two hair %tools - x39-0733. 7) Fishing tackle in any coindi- _ inn - 416-737-7454. so Working vacuum cleaner - �� -sot j) Sofa ` 1 Sola bed, frxfgc. computer games. adjustable bed ftr a a handicapped child, TV - 426- a c..;' h170. Free-standing 10) clothes racks our display and storage. good quality plastic hangers, good r spnnl /summer clothing acces- 'r .?' �, • .,ries, v(-Auntecn fox new Big •� « . r ., i �'`1 sisters store - 4214-S11 I. 1 1) Drywall. tall shed. metal roofing and siding. filing cab%- _i'yr nets, paneling. riding lawn inower, trailer, lumber and sr v � hardware (nuts. bolts. etc.). a huiglocs, plumbing and c1cctn- cal supplies, medical supplies, weed -whacker chest with drawers and other furniture, -.r ' a>a truck trailer fox quarantine of animals, volunteers for Second - Chance Wildlife Sanctuary - r 649-8282. 12) White elephant items. ail AHKt. R(/TA/ N,., Advertiser pharo types of clothing for St. Mar -tin's New to You sales - 839 - Cancun, on Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, has become one 4257• of the top vacation spots for Ontarian.s. les whine beaches, ITEMS TO GIVE AWAY: turquoise sea and sunny days are just the tonic for people 1) Crib mattress, single fed up with winter. This view is from a hotel room at the boxspring mattress. single Cancun Caribbean. metal spring mattress for old lbed, summer maternity outfits - less you're headed to Cuba, is so strong it's hard to find 686-0511. Venezuela and other South someone to answer the phone 2) Paper patterns for children's American countries. sometimes" j and women's clothing - 839 - Mr. Nave says with a boom- So if you find yourself 0440. ing economy, his agency is snapping at co-workers over 3) Pair of Radio Shack 150 -watt busy every day, as an increas- minor things, and summer cabin speakers - old, but func- ing number of people seek to seems too far away, the time tional - 619-3645. leave winter behind, if only for might be right for a winter get- 4) Gerbil cage with one furry a week. away. resident - 839 0734. "The demand in our agency l WORDS FRoM THE WISE ►,:;�� - Politics, Points of View and Parodies ��;:�=` Volunteering: Finding "The work volunteers contribute each year in Canada is equivalent to 578,000 full-time strength in numbers Jobs —roughly equal to the labour force of Manitoba. Volunteers contribute an average of 149 They are the people who toil, often in the hours each per year, for a total of 1.11 billion background and without recognition. in your hours. community to feed hungry people, pay visits to - The volunteering rate among 15- to 24 - shut -in seniors, or to provide companionship Year-olds almost doubled from 18 per cent in for someone in need. 1987 to 33 per cent in 1997. They are volunteers. They live and work in - On average. young Canadians between the your community. ages of 15 and 24 years old volunteer for 125 Here are some other timely notes on volun- hours a year. teers: (Adapted from Curing Canadians. Involved - There are 7.5 million volunteers age 15 Canadians: Highlights from the 1997 National and over in Canada. Survey of Giving. Volunteering and Parricipat- - Close to 90 per cent of Canadians make ing. Minister of Industn', /998) donations of time and money to help others in —News their community. Canada YMI Sports& EISURE Blizzard: 'I've done my time' PickeringPanthers BYAL RIVI-7T Sfnlrts Filmw PICKF,RIN(; — The Pick- ering Boyer Pontiac Panthers' general manager has called it dulls alter a trying hockey sea- son. Ron Blizzard, who) held the job with the Panthers the past five years, stepped down as the GM soon after it),, OHA Ontario Provincial Junior 'A' Hockey League team was swept by the Vaughan Vipers in the opening - round playoff acnes last week. The Panthers have named for- mer head scout Cliff Long direc- tor of hockey operations. Panther' owner and presi- dent M1chxl Boyer says Blv- lard's departure was an amicable cmc and that the GM merely wants to spend more time with his family. ..He feels he's accomplished what he wanted to accom- plish... We're best friends, so there were no negative traits of any kind. He told me he's as Close as a phonic call away and he's still willing to help." ex plarm B)yer. Blit rd says he had a gentle- man's handshake agreement with &yorr to stay as general manager for five years. With those five yecirs at the helm rxow hchird him, the timing was right to step &r*n from his posrt;on. "I've done my ume: says Bhrrard. "I want to have a little more family time. My daugtWr Wanats to play nngetle next year. and I want to he there lex her in- stc,d of hang away.. Boyer admuts, Ix)wever. that a rocky 1999 -NIX) regular saav)ra took its toll on Bluzard. The rcx)k)c laden Panthers finished the caunpcugn with a dismal 1I- 32 -s-'_ rccord fix 2H potm, and were yutckh sidelined frtxn the r6yt0% by Vaughn Mttrc.wcr. the club started the seasoxt in tur- -101 as korner head coy ch Fxtc RUN BLIZZARD Sups Jn)vns as Punthrrs' (:M Ro.. and his staff resigned, forc- ing Blizzard and Long to go be- hind the bench on an nto'nm basis until the team settled on Bran Blad as the new bench ht»s. "I actually felt that over the last couple of months he waui't having much fun anymore:" say, &oyer. '*When the coaching staff quit and he and Cliff went be- hind the bench. I think that hodt- ercd him. Goring from the final kxr the year before to last place this year probably didn't help a kat:' Blizzard admin this past sea- son's ttarmoxl was a feeler in Fns leaving. but he dolts he's not leaving the club in poxx shape. With the number of nx)kies who Dow have a sravxa of Junior Itcxkcy expaiCncc under their buts. the team slwxnW he ori the upswing for the 20t1fi20f)I caan- Paiga "where junior hx:kcy's uxi- cerned you have to lake the gcxd with the bad. I'm dx leaving the cl,afo on a t)atd dote. 1 krx,w the guyx arc gtxnl to be ctxnpcttiivc hent year... Drriiig has IeixrC with the 740 �Doa JOr1r T END SAI NTS J'tIV��h :IUVt X _9_ U REGISTRATION Saturday, 4H� Marc 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at Ajax Community Centre Sbdren-ftcorald ARCU FUlrs will amltlpsre for CMIaaY at the World Junior TrWtlort Championships in Perth, Awtraie red molttla, The Grande 11 student at Dumbarton High School in Pickering will compete In the atlle junior ataettt agtrlataq 95 to 10 0l dors world's bat 194rd• under biadtNMs in the apart which combines swimming, narnaag and araitty. To get reedy /or the world evert, Alicia balls mon than 20 hours each week and will be Waving soon for atwo-week banning tamp in Florida. M/CHAF.L BOYER 'Weir hr.tt fiiends, so throe ysrre no negative traits...' Panthm, Blizzard was chiefly responsible for putting together the 1998-99 squad which not only captured a conference championship ;n the OHA On- tario Provincial Junior 'A' Hoo:k- ry [xague, hut made it to the final fixe in the playoffs. The I998-99 P.mthcr. also finishrd with 74 points, the most ever by a Pickering team. Blizzard was a Mg bex)sttt of Icx;al junicx talent, with IS kids fnxn the Durham arca on the club last year. "I had really gad people helping role;' says Blizzard. 'To bung a litckcy club Itkc that which was flown and out o Crve years ago). uo turn It arcxrxl and make 11 al W111tICT Was one of the gaols I tried to olu:' Btoytt reports the team's coaching sittlaltxxa will he rc- viewed in amazing next week. As well, he expects there' I l • tx some changes to the club's scouting personnel for next year. He says long -lime trainer '$cM- ty' Ramage. who's Deer) hchnd the bcrach ori a part-time bests in rtt c„t yea., will t)m-a„r)e ,00,c :avec with the club this ccxrumg K:tW ,n rrnxrtrlv,p, if Pickering Hockey Associat—io-n-11 Splitting the defence St. Mary Catholic Srcondatn Schon! Mon- ILOSSAI senior tx,vs' basketball final. The urchs Nathan ,'Nr,mnn,Kan trios to keep rrxt- championship contest )oras played at St. !►ol of the hull Nh;lr splitting the f'.crtrr Stephen's Cuthnlir' Srrundun Sc hor,l in High Sa-iw,r,J Fi.ltr,nr rfr(ina- 411tar►in4 rite Rrnvnwawvill. I-r Th.—I-, TI.. M...,.,.. 1., I.ukr Ontario SrcnruJan• School Athletics tiro 69-48. tiro stop on page Ib. NOW ,OPEN! VERINN We du it faster, cheaper. better ("tnapMc Sy,tcm Wcumc warr:,nry Foots CamlyOC Comm" B"` Exhaust I,RuuG Oft MENTION THIS At4EWX X 00 EL ) AND GET System ffy RAD 61 Westney Rd. 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To register by e-mail, contact gwynnschel- Tina Tsallas, a Toronto literary agent for the temat0hotmail.com, or Sue at edgewood(dacc- past 20 years. will pass on some of her wealth of global.net. Or. call Sue at 905-985-1962. knowledge on the publishing business to aspir- As a pre -spring inspiration. popular editor ing authors Saturday. March I I from 9 a.m. to Brian Henry offers a workshop entitled 'Plotting 11 a.m. at Grisanti's Casual Italian Restaurant. to Sell' at St. Paul's United Church. 65 Kings 1615 Dundas St.. Whithy, Cres.. Ajax. Saturday. March 25. from 10 a.m. to Ms. Tsallas is one of the rare agents who's 4 p.m. accepting new clients. The workshop examines how writers go Cost for the breakfast meeting is $8 for writ- about plotting a story. At this interactive work- ers' circle members and 51'_ for guests. shop. writers can learn techniques they can use Seating is limited and catering arrangements to grab readers' imagination and sell to a pub - need to he confirmed. so call Carol Clarke at lisher. 668-±457 before March 9 to reserve your spot. Cost is $3K at the door, or $33 if paid by In other writers circle news, Gwvnn Schel- March 16. tema will offer an informative workshop called Io register. call Mr. Henry at 416-503-3134, 'Taxation Tips for Writers' at the Toronto School Sue at 905-985-1962, or by E-mail at edge - of Business in the Oshawa Centre (entrance by uooiWaccglobal.net. the Gulden Griddle). Saturday. March 18 from All poets and songwriters are invited to join 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Cost is 520 for an Open Stage Poetry night on the first Wednes- WCDR members and 525 for others. day of each month at The Dungeon, 44 Bond Ms. Schcltema has more than 25 years of ac- Street E.. Oshawa. Formore information on counting expcnence. and will answer writer -re- these evenings of mutual appreciation, visit the lated tax questions. This workshop will help you WCDR Wch site at www.wcdrorg. INVEST in what you value most ... TRUST -FREE— Financial conswitarion 666-8245 1-688-790-91 1 1 Debbie Morgan ® DIJIVDEE I I.Is'r}:-, -rf i' i tt.�utci, your current music station �'� HERONGAn �'�� f AKN THEATRE d=' ■-•T. 2615 Anna RC., PK"..9 NOW PLAYING Another Hdarwu, ( onx-di PLAYL'1iG DOCTOR (905) 472-3085 ."N.i.hwon9ate coni IJ Discover, t March 51000 1:00-$:30PM st lwftra iookM N tk Pogo Caft hox TRAFALVAR loin Sitars Tta9w and 1-,Wfil *Tows ro find out about e_rcitiwa motorcoach tours in Birifain fie Europe, .book New+.Tm%-eL Pay Later.* Ears lWalable Sears Club Points.' "usiw Sears Extras. loin us at the event and yot>•u meeeivte $50 OFF aTrafalgaTours European Vacation! cof t W*mm a f Smriwars and VW dw prmW ;E"S- "mces" +- (905) 420-7600 �•-.rm Tra.et for nAt arlaYa. ie, n:. .:n.„gin u,d .q: pis ,nl.d.�„-, your choice of a Carrier high efficiency furnace, lercentral air condMolor CFM Majestic gas fireplace• and �OttLPurchase >K RECEIVE FREE: A rauPNr1 N PIAN aW wWw A Nltria■rY rArr A aa6A�aaar M r�PP ■.knrirYNaiNNutalA.Ar pB , "`n ., r,..�.■.P., pR ...iallwAND,..�...a. iA rNNr AN■ r A■qi� MNrn. aln6r�Yt. 3 ■ EXTRABONI/S:N ”. «."''” 2°' C"` FOR &VM I M� �� (m)6333 S HEATING 3 AIR CONDITIONING 'can defiler for dermis. • 1dO1 Information Session New Programs -Hot Careers in Financial Planning a e -Commerce Thursday, March 2, 2000 6:30 p.m. Room 8238 Durham College, Oshawa Campus, 2000 Simcoe Street, North Confirm your attendance Call (905) 721-3064 41M univ■nity Caws at Durham low Prices In Effect From Thurs., Mar. 2 to Sun., Mar. 5 NO,! TNLY 4 M so .p•yrade � 1 ?\IRE1Ck NppNEI�ING 6VA724 • 6x6 } ER I MIC T 2 Cot 314900, E HAVST IFAN. 91�1 - Sorry We Rain Cheques -- In Stock Merchandise Only! 15 WESTNEY RD, N 427-9931 WILSON DORMANT SPRAY IT Ideal for fruit 47tre52 °Sea — 34 SAN REMO WfirrE TOILET TANLINED K/BOWJLi ZE? a * WEARE HERE H.y 2 y 401 8 p BILLBOARD M A R C 11 1 7 0 0 0 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1 OSTEOPOROSIS: 'ne Ajax -Pickering Osteoporosis Support Group meets the firs) Wednesday of evey ittunth fnorn 1:30 w 3:30 p.m. in lower -level conference rooms A and B at Ajax -Pick- ering Health Centre. 581) Harwood Ave. S.. Ajax. Guest speakers. Free. All welcome. 683-3948 or 428- 6632. PARENT SUPPORT: "Ilio Ajax -Pickering chapter of the One Parent Families Assoocia- non holds its weekly rneeting for custodial and non-custo- dial parents at 8 p.m. at the Annandale Golf and Curling Club, at the currier of Church and Bayly Sts.. Ajax. 831- 1201. THURSDAY, MARCH 2 RESUME HELP: Career Assistance and Reuourccs for Employment oflcrs a I p.m. resume preparation work- shop at 1400 Bayly St.. Unit 12. To reserve your place call 420-4010. SUPPORT GROUP: Durham Hepatitis C supfx,n group meet~ from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Durham Region Health Department. 1615 Dundas St. E. (Whitby Mall), 2nd floss in the Health Activity Room. Speakers arc gas- troenterologist Dr. Peter Campbell, registered nurse Martha Attley, and Jennifer Chow, a rtpre4ntattve frown Schering Plough Canada. 743-0319 (Jim). NATURALISTS: 7iie Pick- ering Naturalists meet in the library of St. Eli/theth Seton Catholic School. 4% Strouds Lame, Pickering, from 8 to 10 P.M . Bob Wood of the Carnegie Muwunn of Natural History discusses hirds of the Appalachians. 831-1639 (Michelle). FRIDAY, MARCH 3 BREASTFEEDING: Par- cnts interested in working with other parents to make it easier to discreetly hreastleed their babies are invited to a Breastfeeding Families of Durham meeting at 10 a.m. at the Durham Region's Health Department office 126 Com- mercial Ave.. Ajax, 427-9547 or 723-8521. ext. 2157. BALLYCLIFFF.: Bally- chffc Lodge. 70 Station St.. Ajax. holds an Irish Pub Night from 7 to 9 pm.. fea- turing DJ Scott Barry and Horse Racing. Everyone wel- come Cash bar, free admis- sion. 683-7321. PRAYER: World Day of Pr ,cr for Indonesia is at 7:36 p.m. at Hedy Redeemer Catholic Church. 796 Ever Dr.. Pickering. Guest speaker Jenny Kwee. 420-5233 SERENIT't' MEETING: Speaker:lrc Clarke tells hoµ he became free of addiction as Serenity Group hose spe- cial open meeting at 8 p.m. at BayLur Baptist Church. 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. 428-9431 (Jim, evenings) World prayer day Fridav PICKERING — A world U.,y of Prayer mice is being held Friday, March 3 at 7:30 p.m. at Pere Luther- an Church on Liverpool Road in Pick- ering. Guest speaker Peggy Malcolm will read a prayer developed by the women of Irilexteta. Everyone's welcome. Put the fun in village fest AJAX — 7be Pickering Village Frsuval is 1-4ong for voolusucent for its annual summer celebration which serve's as the kick-off to Ajax Home Week. People are urgently needed to help oorganiie the varix&% events in the festi- val set for Saturday, lune 10. R)r more information at Eileen McMullen at 426-7233. �Branson � •1 dross SIIrK April 20, May 8. 21, June 1. July 23 Part n Per P_sh rag sum ad wi■des alt lanes call n. octal. DeNure Tours 1 -8(D -W-6859 /._tnz�v,i el9 CORRECTION NOTICE In war February 23-29 fty■r, dw following error occurred: • The Star Choice Navigo Satellite System advertised on page 3 for $199.99, should have stated'$199.99 After Rebates': $399.99 Before Rebates 4100Ao In-store Rebate Rebate $199.99 After Rebates we sincerely apologae for any inconvenience this may have tweed our valued cuetor enL CORRECTION NOTICE The price for the Men's Nylon Jackets advertised in this week's BiWay flyer (March 1st to March 7th) was improperly stated due to a printing error. The correct price for this item is $19.99 each. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. SP&E BARGAINS IN TODAY'S News Ac SK Wed., March 1, 2000 News Advertiser ' SiWay Ajax/Ack. Business Depot Ajax/Pick. ' Coverall Painters & Decorators AjaxAck. ' Danier Leather Ajax/Pick. ' Lansing Buildall Ajax/Pick. Leon's Ajax/Pick. 'Pharos Plus Pick. 'Real Estate Ajax/Pick. ' ' � livered to xlected liousehal3s Doty VL •$ember, all inserts, including eon glossy paper, can be -.clod with the rest of your a .ppaappeerr through your blue � Raveling program. F mfoima nein m delivering advertising dyers, I�� vCA1ti 111 TCHER at _ ,:.5110.+9 6- Katrina. Cassandra i- Asblen' Tucsdav's carriers of the week arc Katrina. Cassandra & Jonrrhan. 'they rnKiy playing haskritiall and hike riding. Thcy will receive a dinner fi,r 4 voucher compliments of McDonald nald s. 0.ongratuWions Katrina. Cassandra & Ashley for being our carriers of the week i t5 Arrr .n Nrl \r.r� 'qtr Kr.r,;.r..r. V.. r.. Yah kr,rv.r..r. F.. NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION,111110clt 1, 2000 -PAGE 83 MP ■ ■ ST. PETES from $199 int pp FORT LAUDERDALE from $179 "n pp LONDON from $379 Irm PP HALIFAX from $199 frtR PP SYDNEY from $1399 ren PP OTTAWA from $138 ft PP LOS ANGELES from $359 rM pp LISBON from $399 tent PP TOYKO from $999 ren PP VANCOUVER from $249 rfn PP ■ MANCHESTER from $399 rnl PP NEW YORK from $149 rM PP ■ 'Conditions apply -all taxes to be added. Flights subject to wail. ■ Valid at time of prim. ■ CALL YOUR FLIGHT CENTRE • 905-831-9959 : A�RFAa�Eos : ■ LOCATED AT PICKERING TOWN CENTRE '�. • Email us your news and views shouston @ clurl-zam _net Starting In March, 2M. you will have the power to choose your electricity Atom a number of companies. This important change will lead to greater competition and choice for you, the consumer. Naturally, if you're happy with your current supplier, you don't have to switch. Either way, what won't change is the safety and reliability of Ontario's electricity system. And to protect you, all electricity suppliers will be licensed by the independent Ontario Energy Board. in the near future, you'll probably be hearing from a number of new energy retailers offering a variety of price options for delivery of services beginning in November, 2000. So, if you have questions, or want more information, simply call our toll free number: 11-888-668-4636 Visit our website at www.est.gov.on.ca or e-mail: fyirdest.gov.on ca It's Your Electricity Now It's Your Choice Q Ontario - AIV PAGE 84 NEM ADVERT"MR, WEDNE60AY EDITION. Um 1.2000 AJAX DICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER To Place Your Ad Call: CLAS SIFTED - 683-0707 Web Site. tluww.durhamtrtlews.rlet "TECS'• - Training • Education • Careers • Schooling •'TECS•' -Training 11 110 110 §=== 110 NM FOA Graduate in as little as MARCH 2000 6-12 months in: K,I':Bti1,T1': 1 NeMww Aemrveaata IMCP:(,-NAA.) - • Net-' IS IrWnet Systems spec -,own DESIGNER IMCSE'CNAI ,h 11:,.Ih Ugdom:n • compule, liwness Appec&Nm (Mous) - INTERNET 'Braeress Adr-Mrstlor, PR()I:ItA11MER A-" aC-il wrAppkcawns LAR Clwk 10 N,.nth 1)rpl„m.1 . Sr," le.srms Nagger - 1.1MITED St ' L"W Admv,rmA" A v tanl ATTENTION STUDENTS (18•) 6 others Local Inm Ns 43 • Once A-ittarH a 10 Get I 41 F-vH A q..Wv may aevince-----�••�•• Or1rNr• The Corporation of the Town of Whitby Fire 6 Emergency = > Services is currently seeking qualified candidates for the position of DISPATCHER. 1 Secondary School Graduation Diploma (OSSGD); two (2) years of directly related experience; working knowledge of personal computers, including knowledge of and experience with WordPerfect and Quattro Pro 8.0: possess well-developed oral and written communication skills. ability to effectively deal with the public: ability to calmly and effectively handle stressful situations, and, general knowledge of thoroughtares, cross streets and railways. Reporting to an under the direction of the Assistant Fire Chief, the Dispatcher is responsible for monitoring, receiving and dispatching calls to and from fire units: analyzing and disseminating information to fire units; organizing and coordinating fire units during emergency situations and requesting emergency services for fire unts: '"Italfhng status Of fire urnts: receiving and processing telephone caps for Fire. Public ✓,corks and Whitby Hydro services: and. operating. updating and maintaining IN Fire & "e ^ ergeney Services computer aided dispatch system HOURS OF WORK Rotating shifts, Inckadng weekends and holidays SALARY 532.996 per annum Detailed r*wxnes. Indicating education. experience. references. W. to be forwarded nc eater than Friday. March 10•. 2000 to Human Resources Deperlimen: The Corporation of the Town of "Oby 57S RoastanW Road Fast MEMTBY, Ontario LIN 21111116 FAX: (WS) 696 -SM E -PAIL: jobsOtowrn.whittry.on-ce Personal ina0rrnabon submitted is CON/Cted under the autfwrrty Of the, Municipal Act. P S.O. 1990, c l s5, and the Municipal Freedom of Inaon,habon and Protection of °.•wavy Act. R.S.O. 1990. c. M.56. and will be used to determerw ebgibikty for e-ployment NOTE: We stank se ffv" persona who apply, but advese that ackno.Jedgill nip only be lorwuded b those applicants who ane a vited for an rhlerview. DIAMOND INSTITUTE DW= PAVort s First R CMrficoon Collbge 0VNISTP APPROVED DIPLOMA Zmoraed At,"�MMC PROGRAMS • Computer PWamrnerlArratyst Trjalelg Provider • Computer Service Tedlrpaan Novll • :ompuAerS�IC&N E19W PARTTIME COURSES AN • A + NT CertiflNT - cxosat • MlMCP,WSE • %wd - CNAICNE 1- LT. PROFESSIONAL DESIGNATIONS CompTIA _ • • A+, Network t Microsoft ROMETRIC • MCP, Ill MCS0, MCDBA TES71 ti(: Noyd • CNA, CNE DIAMOND INSTITUTE Is registered with the Ministry of Education and Trailing, authonzed by Microsoft and Novet to delver o fioal aamculurn and Is an autticinzed Ming centre for SovarvPrometnc and VUE. FOR INFORMATM CALL (905) 427-1922 PpintPlos. a Ieciong Sul of high QUOI&V ocurlted OufOrnOtive Paris in Norm America cuirenny nos opporturnies for the ttoliawap Production Supemism(s): 3-5 years practical experience in a JIT automotive environment. Preferably, with paint appicafion experience. As a proven team builder you will have excellent communication, problem solving and organizational skills. Anality lab Techrkian: 2-3 years bb experience in automotive paint application combined with a Quality Assurance Certification. QS9000 experience an asset. Interested applicant are asked to mail or fax your resume: Human Resouices, a PaflttPklE Inc. Inc. 650 Finley Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 6N I Fax (905) 686-08M We eTLlflk d dppaceslb be elei aMaEsaf, ItOwaveR Onhly etoM selected 10r Y lainli ess rrM be cOt*wlsd. Medium size distributor in Ajax requires recent graduate of CGA or CMA program with several years of related experience to take responsibility for account" func- tion for this muni branch operation. Competitive compensation and benefit package for the right individual. Please re171y in confidence Ic File a 499, P.O. Box 481, 865 Farewell SL Oshawa, ON LIN 71.5 stating qualifications and salary expectations. � 6 OeWrgst:aws wrWprepertar 0 fMose oW rdwge noose Most .*IRnW t ase aHe teeedam to inlWly Stalled tet L Com usual YCSE/Ldul Motes. D ural e aomplifr Mi using orad. ComA. New Der AA webr arudesign ai New nkdui web Oesrpn >ntl ANoaO. saltitarc help( an0 progirammirp FntslxW as- usuna may he avallide ID BirsiiEiessdCommpule�'r C Wd a (9G5µ27-3010 4wCt r. .TUOrU oar S.. -M rSlYlrw ant Pwan-.ww, :.auwam win . wMOOM a 2 yin are Fp =0-0.== ww alwatd Fr ewe Eos M4=9 or erg OR a 123 ASO SI aNp l Is ail 111E IW a TATON• ;Jrmlr Twww,g n : racer! •4 .....,. .Dewy art. ea w.aarp. Pwh o`O�aam >mD %OW" 11M "a»rgi'•0 we/ell gi l ca.p+ BILINGUAL CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE Paxar Canada Inc., a leading supplier of merchandise identifica- tion systems for retail and industrial applications, is currently seeking two dynamic team players for positions in our Customer Service Department. The ideal candidates have a minimum of two years customer service experience, are computer literate, fluently bilingual (English/French) and have excellent communication skills. A good listener with at.. aptitude for sales, you will answer inbound customer calls, enter customer orders and be involved in cross - selling and up -selling. Send your resume to: Human Resource Manager 895 Brock Rd. Pickering, OM. L1W 3C1 email: juditha@paxaranada.a Fax: 905-839-6130 Thunk you for respvndml Z Unforhm wliv only those selected h- un intertim, will be contacted TELECOMMUNICATIONS ADMINISTRATOR Dynamic Pickering s/w company seeks individual to co-ordinate telecom installation, billing anahsn and associated responsibilities. MUST POSSESS: • Ability to work under pressure, with multiple deadlines • High level of urgency • Detail oriented • Telecom experience a definite asset • High degree of computer proficiency Fax resume to (905) 420-2801 or e.mail to hr®ids-astra.com T.D.S. Personnel Service requires 40 AZ DRIVERS Local Durham contract T Running Southem Ontario Minimum 2 years AZ exp. Apply in person or all 112 Athol St. Suite 203 Whitby Phone: (905)430-8605 Toll Free: 1-877-833-3308 WHITBY TOYOTA fewlUlft`S An Experienced BUSINESS .MANAGER Male/Female. Please call: Ian Kingsley (9051668-4792 Fax resume to: (905)430-7874 SIGN UP TODAY \` WORK TOMORROW "CKi R.NY A AX WHITBY OSHAWA LIGHT d HEAVY ASSEMBLY/PACKAGING APPIY IN PERSON ONty ADEPT PERSONNEL A.,e S Skwte 202. Alox \ 8-g Ye void deligm br dead deposal NEED A JOB? Are you 16-24? Cell the Y17CA HuLlincl4 964 -JOBS Local; ;Alls 14x)51 527-7670 YMCA laatiam E4rommm Sava Rowe ax! St. Sean 168 Hetde Ux Piciamr GO Stalr.a) • Mea 4 eat at,daae a ..A u,.. MM or CICSO? CeffHialioa is key to an IT Career. Let Durham Coikge help ya start a career. Classes filling gvilckly. Call NOW. Ftsadiag may be available. Coelsa start March 21, 2000. Call NOW 905-721-3321 for mete fef malice WEB =BiDloma Flexible w• dates. Pn'me tute Scarborougl`F, N[ -Y wntown sii_A mT VV Conner- lielltnal cW. WOAaliel aid oars work N aDwp40 aamig am re sire" Iib roared CAN 416-595-1010 or 1 -&00 moo EL.Us openings for 3 Uwid+room sl amens for Farrpod kWh P (bun d em mem 1130 - 12 30 dAM Yon - Fn. S12.07/M Coca M dW- or n wrpNW Lou Liles. =1 M1451 or by In 1 G.».a tilt Al DFJWM ween 1, •un nem aw.0 Carew so ti Jruwo slits. Al am 1 1/2 " is awriean coew, via nos b . e.w MW Wr .Aon 0 ho ywe .oma a ham AWehew (4161 Il ea -.7 • span wb nam "pia Win br shwa l JS t ..R. al s M Rivet 11432POSUr W Wil od ave A 9r wa K raarr IgA w a Fr 519-1771478 An. aril CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers dMCY their ad upon pubkcatan n hews Ad- wll ad not be re- sponsdt lot MR Iran one incarrect Insertion and Die shag be no t- ablkty, for non-Insemon of any, advenbssment Luslasy for errors in ads is knYed to Die amount Did tow OY solei occu- pWq alt arra. AN copy a sublet to eg apPo- Wall Of mar"amant at lima Adierlitn. TELEPHONE SALESPERSON • 1bwnNml pat of $60D is few pb coneltatiolt • Pokin" earilvgs of 615.00 Par hour • faced t1110a1 cOlMlehC:Den sm ass" • Ideal to sspplermpt you, ilcorrta •"w wow a9eww• Training Way" • Aryl location • working floors: ATI3m011 MDVEUI Are Monday to Thursday 6 p.m.- 9 p.m. ya an Mienenoid aW qak- tied cross-border army fo. and S&Wardayt 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. � on your °° yyoouu' you ber lined 1 from ° ` 416-269-8333 4rg7 m ofteruq a l per a lucr=4 peninuMpqee cand Iran. cair mMsaWp and 10 mp all p The Nms AdVW "r edlin one ies to ee a a�tFa 37? 7 '° Rohen r 9M Is looking for reliable people to insert and deliver papers and flyers door to door ATTENTION STUDENTS (18•) 6 others Local Inm Ns 43 eve Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and rmmle lel time p.- turday in the Flickering area. str°m $12 Ds W elan (ran- Deliveries must be completed by 6:00pm. no ,s proMed Must IDI by Must have a vehicle. Ill 2m Cal wed ID a. For more information (905,orS 723 492Ga m 2 30 p m 1 call 905.68313117 1 Gil H* Construction Company ^Ding w01lr In, ,elad Customers, looking for experienced sarpemerldrywall . arson for store "^^At1011stnew stores '-A, 1porbhon required 905-952-7214 Ft, resume 905-652-3723 COOKS walling W work nghts Harp: (-ruin Pub .l IOAAnIN:Nw AY r: See Kc in. Kitchen Manager u/1" 2 p m COUNTER y�HELP "wwNEEDED " wVH`%" W.Wr 11` 1 ^router wi sloe pit '._red . urn Smw ail E .1 12 it xuW A E 1 12 o) 72, Ixmgs.o ,,LW Ii1Am1 rt19100 COSI NWM -0 wars ors ase ,nese' ui ,www .' .I Orxtwn aro lurvw ana :IMFTERS wAlITEO ,.pxg. ,:� .:m n,:•. n,•,p Iw Will ^tape I- I airy Was > bNa;w orae iwmM ..r 105•42waa7 SERVICE . .two ewnwA..niy E.p.rrn.� P••si•••a. Alt r.-,rar..wy k7wm rar�q�vMrnr i•'eriii•• Cal .Mait..fei wrsrrt wewrw. mob 61"3S3 THE NEWS ADVERTISER ,x ,00k.ng nor pwp«xs to OOW. r newspapers ewspa and flyers so a* l llonv ng are" AJAX "':MwPall Dr Coles Ave O71Hipmen or WOW Ave. Suwwana Lemke Crt. Gifford Crt. Abbs CrL BrartwaN Dr. Kirkham or Roeherglen Rd. S. Ldley Ave Daviry St HoNarhan Ln. Wlsomen Dr. BNd. MuMord Ave Warwick Ave. Pkxnlb St. Cockburn St. Kings Cres. Roosevelt Ave. Admiral Rd Forest Rd. Parry Rd. Patterson Cres. Pembry Dr. Patterson Cres. PaIn er Dr. Large Cres. Dakin Dr. Pearce or FOR FARTHER INFORMATION 905.6033117 nag wrner s Wiillp for W wkM aA� cewe slay EacdM bi Sal r. 0 rile Mill ►-o. box 481. 465 falwM L.. Oagw cera LITIPS f aFWAL kala mgata Explawriced. own Alm e" ' -0a.I.. a0m4t emr�wa Ialift Calll) 427- a t1ENlM large, Iherw iaiprow wat Company R bo" ker anYaswrS for the Owlharl Italian aha sm P" wM nweawin .ol mew". aiate 11500.111500 par win. 0euiaxe a an Awa. campley wisp to trace. conal Jana Dernl- son a 1905) 721.1325. Intl( sur.- SX01 f511 a mase Per wink, Pr00YL8 n as /xwabrl Yew own hooineeadidgesaaida A N1• to 0 PM 6- Owgs St. W. sunt 541. M 636. Ms- sswilw, ON. LW 2111. INERKTIC LOCAL PERM (wOppidaigd) maul01 asml VOL" "Hun was dN- 1y adr.hes Ca rxrs . 905.509.6751 E:Ualg11E0 TAX RIIII seeks experienced Income To Preparers kN a busy 2000 season Must w prof M win CANTAx And OIIICK- BOOKS Fax resumes to 19M1613.2426 ESTNETO N a ELfCTI* LT=t needed is Audio above busy twr sa.11 in BrooWm I will supply equip mem etc. salary 6 wmm Lxnikm ppponaMy to grow Pill or lax resume to 905- 731.1871 CONTRACT DELIVERY DRIVERS Apply at any Pizza Pizza iocatlon in: hiring hiring 15 COOKS II you are bright, courteous and looking for a great opportunity, this is your chancel We offer excellent wages paid training and benefits to full and part time employees Days, weekends and evening shins available Oshawa rA4Y 2Hy Whitby Fax: 416.967.3566 Pickering Phone: 1.800.265-9 Ajax hire mel= pizzaplzz; in prtaria'r I1 Pt:ey,� UXBRIDGE 'FR IBLA E rr•yum , NEWSPAPER CARRIERS to deliver paper twice a w•rek in the following arras: UXBRIDGE Mill St, Water tit, Main tit S, Marietta St, Franklin St, Bn7ck St.E, Plank, Line, Parkside Dr, Main 't. N., Bnick St BRISTON WND Bil ~wind, Cin , Alta Rd CAN N IN_QT_QN Camemn `t LS , l „untry l..irw, Meadowlands Dr., Windsor Crt Also Adult Carrier for walk & drive routes needed Call Debbie 905-852-9741 ADMINISTRATI%'E ASSISTANT UL 41-I1F1CATIW\S. .•.f undrrstrNmK „1 skus. Pricing .-., I-rnvork O.nv !r'..w veeHf.w h. Ac -nit, m6 rrrnert and oral cvmmwacrawk Julio 1-IIetM rkiiltowr skim -J a para.. -g teir n• m warwrr "^R oeNaaiasaworlAl sial. yd1 air •bilil'1' N ,,.Ii-fJ.k and meet .aewY dradWyes ? . 1 _==And skills shah wine elen<r w , •V nn.>tt 4W>n1 rel F+ .i pixwt w wgkwis A h.NA lel d c -a Adrn• dor the r.w.se oe thr rrxk -4-d, aAeenpai W dnrl rhea Oil urt-K dao aK.paM.lt.wT W a'w.iirt AiYYr4'11 -1 be Able to work well ranee n r- 11-- .�r .:.Ysh w Ill paws 11rA-.end wstaae FILE 14199 Oshawa This Werk P.O. Box aril, Oshawa, Ontario., LIH 71_5 4t BEAUTY or is n 1111aic4rring I m4•atitea M FULL-TIME HAIRSTYLIST N Clientele preferred. Must be self -motivated and energetic. Lucrative Compensation Package. eau (9*•s) eta -sees tt.ea.t ser Fax (teals) Sea-S.ii5. tC+tw join a w tainting Teasel We are liking for someone full-time with: • A flare for kkcorating • Has creativity • Enjoys working with people • Room for advancement Experienced applicants only apply 69 resume to: File M 497 P.O. Box 481 865 Farewell St. Oshawa, Ont L 1 H 71-5 CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES N 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. It the advertiser Is one of the names on your list your application wig be destroyed. PLEASE NOTE. resumes that am laxed ditnecM to Odom This Week, will net be rwarltd to tM HN numbs. Originals must be seat directly, as ladlatad by the Iasirycum In the ad. GOLF COURSE MECHANIC is reeqquired by CherryDowrsGolf & Country Club Experience with small and medium size engine repair. For More into Please call BILL MCALLISTER 649-3035 OR FAX RESUME TO (905) 649-1682 EKPERNENQD HAIR STYL ,S REOUIRFC IW awl part e ,mmedurery Guaawed . Ve dui wininssaxt Can caunonny ..u.: anusesess As. CieMer,ag MDoor W door auras spy scar •+]51 T21-0701 Ful TIE rare will wqd Cr Yv ".nmpwy Ali. Das .tw. 7awry down - v . rex is Pok "up Ever. -A A ala. •Wq W tan NW NM Ogen dnw's a :1114 Orn nsuw•s on a 1'>C Ckmww Rd INN. Ape • '.1. (905W 0546 Futl-TIE 6 PART IMF .nrstyv�� wam,ld lm ,:. 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Co- ",.•o OIUM 99A 4A T7MUnCW MSMTE �: :.•ATours�s aiwi; •IY t .u•.V teprr moo 6 P1pw aI: 905 023--3n1 LIGHT OMSTOW ,erg. .•,n a .::,,sl Nvr 6 ti " iI, w A '.ye""Head""Headbill soon Pnel - •,a AVON F�i7 50 io sl :A Pah was M teDan W.e a al, Oshawa Cw AudWHw Ie thawed Dow S.um, Olean Every Tis Ano Thos t 30 a w 2P. NAAENAcTtem Locerw n Prwtr.rg s sewurp win m Wo araeral.Ns 1. ase= m she so" of nagaw a" moMorwp d Wilow dho n Cy A meet deaoma ■ n "Dai raw ilim rl would be w awe Phase tax re supe W (W5w39-4639 Al WNW VP oppaias MTIIAE SALISFUIM itF Bared br ceramC Ili XW- know ell Horace Ston Pan - was' 1p wga Como am NAB wan Fac rasing to (W5*83.3122 am Y9MK. Put TWA Win Yawn and Coslongr Sene ice nW*SP shy-.. M Alt.. x ID itarwom AllsA°D sa 9990 PAar •ye AClwtn AID la g hawfrom Y Provo rmaaAYONaWvauon pmv m Pis"His exDeirpr4 nanre" spm are sesing Apply 0 MLeae Lod 7p--g5laliorl 0St.. ApI. Dm. LIS 1R9. IwAr•Tae U" MAWN ter Wal gift slurs. 2 OWN" No suaea to spans Fix maw a MM03-0474 See Paljie 7 edition only) for City Of Pickering Job vtcwwim Htt4Me peepers �f-R� Aim • Mei. wive. Mil b bumw ally pa/ kiaboi N09" ltve" T AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER Toronto 24 -Hour F1116x: `905) 579-�21s 9 Out Phone lines are open Mon. to 60. ' 8:00l. 130 Comenes eW Ave., Aja m. 1300afM-3e00 imam . ` DlgsifNd Onlltltl. NtrEr when you atltFeruse, your w"d ad 3 x ' appws on the hMerrlet at e'. OO�OIM�dIMlMlll.11et I O.Nrd nB4 Parts Counter Person, required with Ford Dealership experience. Contact: Matt Alley 905-686-2300 Immediately Requires: CLASS AZ DRIVER 12957 Tenth Line, Stouffville (905) 640-5222 or 1-800-263-3325 FAX (905) 640-1748 ATTN: JAMES AZ DRIVERS - PICKERING Logistics Provider requires AZ Divers. Full -trate positions available Must have 3 years a wen rKe Full rate S 17.00 per h -w. Hlring ASAP Call 905 478 9I 1 3 C IJo ageK'es please. THE FIDDLER & F'IRF,NIAN Opening Soon Now Hiring: al Servers • Gooks • Bar Persons • Hants /Bus pplv in Person: 235 Bay'ly SL W., Ajax THE NEWS ADVERTISER is looking for Kids to deliver papers and flyers door to door four times a week by 6:00 PM. In their neighborhoods. call 905-683-5117 KIDS! KIDS! KIDS! - Ages 2+ - Wanted for TV & Movie Jobs! No Fees!! Men/Women 16-65 yrs. Needed for same! No extras. Parents Call (416) 221-3829 1rlfltep Es.Fp 1 ONke Et.lp OFFICE HELP REQUIRED Experienced. rellab,e pPrscr ,j for busy orae perS0e1 office for genera dJ_ ties PleedS to work with nunimal super- vtsnon, have accounting knowledge. good record keeping and organizational skulls. Fax resume with salary expeetaUoels to: 905"686'2156 AN WMSTRY LEADER N,rltr-. A arak•I H"a"res. 1--..,.,,d r H. Linn,_ re .-, r.,. rcwltr.r,rrrnird Flan. Pao y -.I I ..UJrrrvr. TTw w _`NkW c-dWoe. wan w-1 Me IIII-- Tire - and aaarwlwsurer W c-dionse ,tK t.,.t•anwwe. 4,10 ry and m.1111- ,r1 ayretR numnwe N. a Var«rr.l cNcw • un top rattle" ar irseapenswsal .milia • t2� lad --"it aeN-rouser walk P_._cNrFwet .. Wee .�iMrrrakve _P_• su{rnor MS t)fh- Yaks Fax: (W-) 4-10-1961 Fwmg: im&4wNp1 Lc•m A'r, ph,- ru11, plena 1 Siler HOWA Mda 1 S.. neeApww4 FIELD SALES REPRESENTATIVES Join our Tc.arn' No expenence necessary' If you are energetic. enthusiastic, outgoing and kiktw how to close, we want you,. Pickering and Newmarket area. 'Ac offer full training, a guaranteed hourly wage plus bonuses or straight commission. Full-time day shifts• pan - time evening and weekends Health care benefits for tull time emnl,YYees. CARRY'S GARDEN GALLERY bus the foUowmg em ksyment ,�p, tetx,rtutex 4 - selfpmotiv4 d Full time/part time Garden Centre Retail Sales Clerks Shouil l have kit hwledge „I garden centre Pn ducts and be wdbnK, to learn. Mum be willing to work weekend,everungs arra buliti and in All weather. Must work well as A team partw- epam and wi h the pubhc. Please sexed resume belorc Marble 20,2000 to CARRY'S GARDEN GALLERY 449 KENT ST., WEST UNDSAY, ONTARIO K9V 6C3 W Dhoree calls please No For Paper Cmww" Plant O Pickering bwOWdtaft MMM POtpNM • Guide 12JPOW Secondary Education • J.H.S.CJH @SM B Safety eltpohonoe • Rledw*W A ktRewnabeal prolideny • Able, b wak Oft d overbm We ala wnpeMiw sMMy 4 Company, fwd bMMits. koweBbd sppYcarW fax to: Tka VA" Tirlyn kmknW a Lid. 16616 �s4 WD aha 0 cab p sesel Manufacturing Company In Oshawa area has an opening for: Welder Welder's. helper Competitive wages & benefits provided. Fax resume to:(905) 4344409 ExpPerienced Cabinet Maker & M7lwork Supervisor required by established east -end display company. Must have at least 10 years experience in the woodworking industry to supervise up to 20 people. Salary is negotiable, based on experience. Please fax resume to: (416)752-9653 Attention: Production Manager NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, Mroh 1. 2OW4 GEM85 AM tlM/glley IYEtl111* tarn.alle- near.AnAaMe O.'UNA..al.k 1 aSdM' 11 R.d r �Alk._ INSTALLER Must bePlease t:all � yucad. on 905-839-2594 for appointment PAMCO. a division of Enerllex Systems Limited requires a Field Servke Mechame for their Scarborough facility. As a Service Mechanic, you will he involved in the heavy duty industrial engine markets. The ideal candidate must have a Journeyman Mechanic ticket, he highly motivated and a team player wth good interpersonal skills. Considerations alsco given to 4" year apprentice. We offer a competitive wage, a comprehensive benefits package and a company service vehicle. Imerc sled individuals are invited to submit a re sumc in confidence to Jim Breslin: PA NICO 60A McGriskin Ruad ScarMirnogh. ON MIS 5C5 Premier Peterbilt Inc. i5 a fast-p,w d growing company We pride ourselves with a high level of service among our employees and our customers alike. We are presently kkokrnx Ior Service Techniciansat enc Whitby location. We cfj'rr: • A C' mrpre Irnsitr Benefit Pal(• • I'nlsilm Plan & Group Health Insurance • ,stifily Boot Alloalance • Ae,ummo7datinRS/tiff Work • SJn.R Premiums • Grlwth Opportunities If thl. Is the environment that you would like to be a part of, please send or fax your resume to the follo"" PREMIER PETERBILT XC„ WHITBY 1311 Hh*nsSi, WhitbyON L1N.CZ Far (9051 665-9321 Athos lo -Lawn B•tenrmr 1 --atim Haller I •'oeI t a.era Coma >.R• Ba IN, If 4 C M l A L ore 'kprapl.c;nc :n 4 2 9 luppiemrnwi son Kix HOSPITAL NURSES • (mo i, nOyaI DL. ty • t_rnefgerc, • C•Ihcal Care • Paeds Critical Care o f r•, ow RO-j/q 1•. PNr M Pteee r C&O or Fax PAmmarw .w (416) 927-7850 ._ wej ikr?.am Ask for Teresa. Mmol g Lisbon THE NEWS ADVERTISER s., ,w, 1.•;'„r prospects to newspapers and nyws t0 the xtdlowNig>reas PR'�CERING Souffw.OH Rd ConacMr Cres. Maple FYI Crt. Slx>ngro eew' Or Crouton Cres. Oakburn St. waterford Gat SrwtrDr St Lancreast St- Pnegrove Ave. VVoOQwew Ave. Grow%We Cras. faosebrNe Rd. OeelogqnLRar nbook D $ Amlparle�a R, . Nlprsmog Crt. Napar ee Rd. Driftwood Crt. Pnecreek Crl Mciman St Clearside Crt. BluerYdge Cres. Strathmore Cres. DerivWe Dr. Woodgrange Ave Raagentount Dr. Tayr7vale Rd. Hillcrest Rd. Sanok Dr. Vi Toy Dr. Fhllvaewl Cres. Westshore Blvd. FOR FURTHER WFORMATWN 905•'683-5117 S7MO 1 (IMO is now WON" bra son Downtown unlet ninth" Pl.a4 CAD Sylvia 430-M7(cep) MY FM HSMI Icaaelrad Pa Cook Mind IkMm9 «fA•Ag mom persons Wal stag ocomw Dipw1 sum WAh reSiant, nl I'D - 4241. 10 a.. - 2 D.m. Md- Fill CAM wolmY JON OUR TEAM O..vdr Wed Perls -up aur 80 P•D• nMtopuM d0w b dog n Appmam. cA prdYnddy CON suamme (905) 427-0640 ugamnandind p regund p UK anmmem Wm• ppeeaa loate in south -cal Oaawe. Experience require m mNnwmnm SW nknaw mem Peder middle -aped or rallied, hYhhy couple must be able f0 perform Physical work Pette W resumes to (905)623.2257 Only quaffed applicants well be comate bran NMay'eW. 1 ONk. COST ACCOUWMT required IN small Wical area comitan Must have expertence on a INllutatanlg mrllUnmem Please suD"I your resume FNhlgF196 Orystawai'cTMs 'Hedy PO ON; 481. Oshawa On. INK UH A L iV-CO•of expandung rwus- frp al-ptluuw cwdre cow paly In Pckenng, seeks an entry �Nvel individual IN re- cmilo.l povtlm E.per*m wrm MS word. Extol and Old - look a must Peam hand -de - lower raYnes 10 1050 Brock Rod. Unit 22 We would like to tato AN apphCarOs. hill. - ever only SelectednOhwdu. aN will be cordacNd ryllr •tAH 600MMEFPtA. �1AM H.rM. wain. mmp "•+wYtca eM wha4• n a DeeYDub 4 Domater G W ► m Aswwy nae" aMNr.rh MMhMy pilin eM imply b ► 0 {o. rtt t{ RPO k1Y •rHwg. rororNo Ow - kW XJ 0112 ..=L •11.F_- DEALER NEEDED Earn extra $ CASH S NO Quotas NO CALL NOW Pauline- \mull+ I I ra--39A-•13'111 EST1MAa .anld; lar •<pc tate 1 .a`ewone ore, aW n, 1 eras ftces - mawlR.m ki cow exp.n- erxt n cmkelleMCM {+Nein tiongm PPOPEU Pa1160n 6 bA gaa.M a an part nt FIN nosio a x An oaRwM y go$ S{ V D d .i1neL b 906-5761582 Ofi4w1. Mum"T Wand IN al :m'.,ng him ,n Are Mn 3 p«5. uperleTict n mMup Wed Iaale work FA. n is b (905IMIll or Ong oR Mph-" a 400 CwRenn Rd West Ahw Ory to SMKI@d IN wa- w4w1 .1 be nrnated �TI TOOL { OE MAKER with monmwit 5 y0yeeuirarl'ss experience wata4a IN machine SgsOy dan . owSaeperNsary experience an assn ba not recall Good voOMm sanwp su{s a mem. Las"M.{er.�",orn Per - Sunni or to lo Hue lwuS- TRIES. 1621 McEw Dr P38 w6u�, On LIN SAS Fair 905.5 1-2333 0BWMIC - "wird to wast " small mom. propMle. WI*AWr Ae O w cad 4MNVkNk a Exp -wn in am,* e6updkm an aha Murl have owe Tools Mm. 3 Was vel ince with rda- enns. FL r45iellMs lo (9o516e6-e5M6 b amp on nvNkes b 400 C mwft Ad Wig. AIu. Onto Show se- loc d for wWrrrw ON be NrMatled OEWAM OF30® for busy Y Nin AA fOiasaperrhowc. skis. Call sato a 1995) 426 6252 w to ntirne a (905) 2154 God pa/ area bah YEa{MDAA{OWM: Used car lot In Ala requires IWI ame enpiki ee win god me- chanical knowledge Ad oro Wills. Knowledge of safety Standards an a" valid Dnprs License with dean awracf a must Salary commission ALSO F,Tome labourer for car clearing AN detailing shop ko esp re. pure Will Iran Tghl reWDle Derwin Serious mmwnes Drift Call 1905) 6142899 (Vaal WELOERs, long term temp. minimum 6 months waking exp ReOstobon Tues Feb 29 w Tours Mar 2 from 9 Am - 2 pm LIN __ CivicLenin 99 Zion Rd S. Oshawa Falresume to (416) 495-09M a sun Plus 1 HD&VW KMM ASSISTANT - Pan Dine Pose'on app" 15 him Some reaqun dues HARP termed Sed resume b Dn A Ballad, Oral Surpon. 209 AIecw SI N Oshawa LIG 4'.1 • We odverlise for porestis • We offer tr ' rig 3 gudmlEe • We color from Porritt: • We provide I lily insurance • We prontle�tNrtess coveralp • We're here to listen b give support IN We're on toll to orrorlge back up Wee Watch is C'anada's largest day care agency. To join the Wee Watch Team of Day Care Providers, call: Wee Mkitch (905) 686-4816 _..,wt,., 'W n.. titer gun 1mn wit covM. pump a Had Ewnabm cornellDn 71000 Mm 805721.9028 a 111 WM BaY hgOd b storage) St2o0 Dd,very aYwiser rill 431-0392199) 3 C Snact,P Iihdoor VENDING MACHINE Due t19W urn i0191IN1i (0055 B r. SA4MMw $475. S0. naAN $175. Dal 725.0971 (9hp) M PC. TET Royal Alan Plo pouts Ch" 5600. server $600. ,mare 3200 2P TV $150. .4 4 wits new, W9 $1300 IN 3900. 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Pa.% 85.200 (905µ04- las APKA%NCES: rdrKwmr 2 dow trek Ata, tilum, slow m arc hirg bac, duty wuNr { .P10 75xra-wwqq mud 2 ekes (250 Pickering r9-6µ265915. fsfOIW REN CALlEn Trakrs B65e SeleLm�elt) - F dmy Wind Manke 6 RV Came - r12 Hay (Brock St yAn0y1 3 112 kilometersnorm d Brooelln 9056558176 'Browsers VA mnm!i' CAWIM SALE A HAW In I FL -ORM{: nrpd 3 rooms from 5339 130 sq YO) Includes arpelpremium pad ad installation Fret anriwes. carpel eilars Saving Durham and sur lodging ua Credit Cards Accepted Can Sam 905686- 1772 CAMET AND VINYL SALE- CwW thea moms 30 square yards from 5339 insuiled I will giscwnt ew beg quote up to 10% Mew colors And designs Cesfwnel SatnslACtwn guar' 'new Call Mie IN y"n free /sbmse. 905431 4D40 CELEBRITY PRIDE eletnc scooter (wheelchair) 1 L2 your old $2900 or beg one, Prove 434.2318 sip 30O - Daily wooden suds 8 x B bin M. Only 5359 plus la. Many other Sim amstyles avaWbie Also McKay�Rd tied 3 Pickering Fpr Ida. w0 all 905619- 2093 aa1RLLaR sale •5.D SPKW Complete system unt' $150 army remit. Df lease for 51249 mofAey, Pruprammng flww Ss 95 m,t,My 11 yea" .0. I 16553661 IFMW rMTOea{ - WOE AS- sonmen Yu9 tear Quickly BW oiler can Don NWe (905) 7286291. bllearh 7 am am pm POLUK F(N9MIURE...D,n- 3np eAo"Is. 8emw11s, Ilpine Othce. Ocns'dnLL Furmfue pus Custom creation train you own desgk arm ,mph. Nim an on sek"I LMl us tun your dreLns Neo real - My We haw bee IalndcrLl- •9 Ole hdrst 1Wa toy SOLID arc 6 of turnover mawde m'e''"rw' l«woonayor�mrp. ; 5 NOM Port Road. Pon Perry , 985.8774 mtD /7 Men 5.pregatr�pWMpdWD1Y• wn �. queen bated nca wino - morose. box spin rp .4. sue n waapSo� Cbl f11 T5, 5.W 5525. ItGT26.9865 TINS bt. pllbwop, ami, dYk OttltOp.dC matrM, ON Pr, tarn 31800, sell 161 7269605 U.S. SATELLITE $nTEM are illegal' Trade for a tree ed Expressvu or Sur Clam system today to avow poll low kh" complications, CLI W5.665 -72u iwhht MI. 905. 683-1603(P,tlenng). 1-877 683.160.7-I" tan RECONOMO ED FADSEE $195 /up lawlgilwfltd ra'g- rs $125, up. reconditioned Dryers 512S' W. nocand. DOW washers $199 r up new, rw iscodil,wed coin opa- a Mod walkers ol dryers at b,. Aces New Wand lame Indges $480 ad up new 30' ranges with clock ad window $430 Rerarldltcrtd .r rag- es and 24' trust ora Irldges " "MutNe wide sdeaan of other new and recond Domed agooWnces Call us to- 00. StepNnsan s Appluc- a. SINS Service. Pam 154 Bruce St DshmNN9M! 576 7448 www durNmmyl Nm aeplrAngie WE FINANCE EVERYONE First time buy- ers. bankrupt. bad credit, no credit. You pork? You drive' Lots of choice. Down or Trade may be required SPECIAL FINANCE Ancws DEPARTMENT w••ie SHERIDAN CHEY "WANTED NOW" (resigner Spring Clothing for Women and Children Trn5.s "ourn sd.p '.wen. 5 plus Sold rdty :: ell IDI. ty I. 160 I.8ex .346-0700 a1 v: m AMTIOUES•AbsD lately' An Auo.eDMr ,ues 1 warn" casln•J 'utr4m s Ulm w li0one amgw Cpm- CASH FOR CARS' We D'„ ems, inn Amit la Mw wrt- ui,••: ,!nlcl!s /!ton Iw, must S60,14 cakcnaM DI any D,1 n n, q,n,r. rail son. r8umllles Of single an 427-2419 11 came to 479 tgue Mems Spebal eMeresf In 2./h/ Sr East Atex at Poll 111 mmtt PD" III try to re- AD AI,JTC SALES spend to all •atones Ropol Bowen Anhmws Broo l.n. A a A AUTO- :ars trays. Onam 19051655.8049 ar Dont: We pay 1m ,n $10000 19051242-0890 :air m me sat Any cone tion my rear Call s CRETIIfY AMMORA61Lu and bark in hoary 7 yys. 30 TIP D ar•;s ! ', "9 rn 3 mal ServKe 9056865003 w Tip Orana• P«., .,ail 905983 ralx4pa-riot 9994 TOP CASH MIO Amgues. RM nuc. old • r5. verwae roe Ssr pwal«n• J.-• p and 196' DODGE RAM 256 4 posbn lntd eolleet. Rowes y. 0- ;r K :;, 'ar_ e!,Y amtaue I -Nov, din es- ow, .ark lid !.roust toms cam 1905µ3D 3385 $1500 985-3(63 Isrml 146 Call" ';2 TON A WANTED ar,, and $1,YY. lust span o0 'Leaf Tickets' w ds Mir wxk Ter parrs SQ as z Will pay face value. 905-576-7355 Gall BrULX clot GMC S75 pt'w Errors - 57 -4400 v,;r• •.: .,:,ed 5 speea ext. 2207 Ra - rad $1800 am 905665-0191 1991 WANTED k4ek., '•a 1164 CHEV 4,4 e.I,,Wd h." *al ',,.r rai'''n h 79 .,. 100.00Dkm a ynq.Ie yds tory 9aW Cuslam. ; :'r rxr Ninmrlp es 19751420-8917 ooaras Haw Wakes oMrry Larne vein, •lean mull . 1 Ad.4 •!:I,% plow Ia Dontowe use GARa + S16 995 oMM,eM resell CRAF' AMC ANTIQUE WIN - DORs ora..'• .___ r"• $1G OGl morn, ,,el sxI r 1 I h"firer. CTM pr a no ,x 'bu dpi • , e90 .HF I Rd ro N Nn Oben 7 days "•.l " a -I Armor. Barn - C..Wv : aot Stae 1616 :.w %15995.^. "18''• DurmW Sr Eat a 1115, '9051 H.iocRwe 4040',0. CRYTENS WMTED r The Sea "^A Ax' DMI ora ed n• I r 4 LAM- 'Ap 4 Am R ti Osna+4 ,td sa56a iA5 i,Ri' w -si ea 6000 xaple Lattend if •h ucn .•well Ld ui • 1 ;r,mww4,ess IV 10 6 sell taut QatN dw W M 10 mw, DuOk do not Nae to b dte,oc •twin a lif)No MC• 5 you •.. yws'wd . Inmrat RMM a".+.,I ..nnamwr 1 sxAbntapn Cab 905A76 R,, Ryn •A :0••d ha0 074 96 ACR 600 mryne n.pie MCOUTF FM SPRlelri p'M S3000 ooc 9853'83 WedRt.'aT _. ••mg, I yt. I.,1111- -11.14. (91 •,11.14. N 11am t1M knew Cle.r ~"c laps. how, In dlmree Dmh- cad cunmWm 'oa =I a�d, s y,w1J. viol $2'X '1905 765- 1Irb+O NNn 1725 13131 y I 600 90 , -6 V16t 561000 PQpn- iK7 "P. f.- r ♦ ,-d Mal N[W Di" LIEGE " � S'.'��•�: -caroM '9os1 iii 7:39 ZT-to .uY' .r -w AVT• 29th show ,pe•a1Ad a (666 PeaMYIA rs Skww Ila OC yA AAMCSrnno t 5&- c 100e . - ,wm.n Vewedm" Goma SSg 00 pPieM IW wr1T Y Aa. law CA 721.711 1 w 23M SNIAMr6 trail stone .moon ,wow dolo -W- shy. •.adY ,w snow $2 700morn a wA Irak t'M-�•modd to", 30 1 LM A feast MI I aMwr• Ww FmI Nam Noni lh 1x,I 2 pMwwt w,cwt, pryw t "1 -1, r• No- 5645 .uNURmr waw Lou 1 mo nvwf, hue•. AW ThursdR Fed 17th "lour Nese •gm4ft4lso DMbI,y ,ur�,g m6 •U►►IES matt - I KNOW - dstned :nacuiae •i6 PW ^tat -Ma. - ... , caw r: Sial. Dom aw 2C blOter 5.a:: no Dye" I -on aae torrin w 5 ": nm.r monm� rl ?., .,.. C.M 905141 -OM fro, sous AWAMa . .h yin m *Nmol r** a w said ,r4 wad• ,W on, WHITBY HIGH RISE APARTMENTS evtdMe reeTg po�rw E.- akMM ran 1905hU'S994 Aron WANTFO all- Tours.9skin ..Aor 4, in 43«311 ::i4;''L A,Mpwnpews ow sm '4 J-0mcn..aw 25' .IDG $45JC r 76500 win :1rrd in, -No 17W t,9G .eta , ted 1A9 .m, 55050 00 a $7000 ,eAn T DIFA WWW 15 JMp Ctwo- 11, CCinllry 166 000 kw Stt Sea mood 90 Tempo. 95 ON km f3000 93 Ch" Cava4r "spm 148010 Yin 57000 90 PaMac SuOrd. a WwraY TWO BEDROOM. Ayr 102000 km 56206 91 A ,.ocw Aur(, Dias P.Oa'�' nit .nim el amendnes 5.+C Cvdas 236000 one 75995 61 Dow! St 3760 p4r mW,m nauHlm PU 4x4 goad cal000n '"r amlin `NN` CA am"' 1 9051 lean $5000 as a a 56000 can 6(S-;Sc3 1990 Small, Van 110.000 kr„ $5995 W qts Not w.tbn OSMAwA• SB4 SIM K ST S. failed 6 rartanh Cyr Owg 1 Dow- ap $65C ablaws yys 905.985-0074 Nghe, ,ata Ay«Ude medially 105277.3250 DEALER FiestMast redwrd 3-p.aroom n dose Cyr Stephen 1B4 courm, e.Cowl 15571-3229 a 190SW4- Codrlton lust passed cma- va" 1.9 Draw rte" urn. AWAAME t am 2 bw"fn loaded. A-1 mectwwcs lly aParking area ungry $1 COC o 0 o Call (905) W. teed. is Cent Ioabpn 1206 ,9g514M-8599 1918 CUTLASS 3UPRM A 373 $a m $7. Nato - rer beady" Lowered mar- walack Feb tL 3 begiDOm ,c gran sunroof. limed. al,{po-t SI 307 math wail lather bucket sats "her March 1st - 2 athm net sloenrp wheel Center oink $l .00 mOnm AN ad 6 Jp- nrs bw profile ores If 'nock" � (�) Great shape, Rey spoiler 6 713'60 fou apponlment to CIO AS" VIogg, finnlap- 1 Wm sellZNIH730es. Nh"eOM'M Y .Two bedroom plus Srug re4abk mom, Tive Oen tw Marti Ig Wdl nuhn- SM Snow, new sir person Wked low-rise. teal gad Spplless 19D5µ31-0743 at mature oudgirg ADplance, 3929 sone, parking, unuu. included. 1M7 CNMLM 4 deg. p I secant' cameras. Uidry Pw . au. 96.000 W.. u tem. tac alcony Ca 666.2450 MA Best other Toepnane 19951839-6128, ami 6 p m 19t Calif. Cow", 4 dr GENTRY 000". large 1 oeNoom apanmems avakwe 28. rreS mom enpne won In wewirounWM budging May new, para 51 ODO 985- pose ID a6 amaaes Please 3183. (snp) call (9051723-0977 9 a m - 6p m IOU SUM Samurai . new CLEY. , Ddroom age down - boa, 6 pare, elouem condi lawn Osawa uperale en- Iloll $1200 o 0 o Cal Nance. lull bath S5511M 1905434-1024 ism) hrsLUn ubbti s incl wal- AOk rrmedanly, Call 1905) 432 1268 194 OLDS ACMEIM, 4 dr FOR RENT Woolly bachelor V6 . auto, new lakes ifront 6 Alva ,Dom Pickering 3 Ded an). IuR-up. 199 kms mum muntloui burosakaw all emrsslon Tested. certifiedclose to amembes Call 905 54.500 080 905986-1494 686-8905 LIVERPOOLAMTIY, CO. pletdv eno"Id, larQobiQ I 1991 SATURN SLI 4 dour. 2 b0,00m baseman apart- lidomabC. aF AWFM stereo Ment. at -m kicker, separak usseltehgnway dnven. enforce. parking 'w pets, d $7 SDO Unified 905665- smokers 11rsU1u1 Available April 15 5800,month 6111 after 7Dm (9051337-WIS _ 1M7 POIITMC TRANSPMIT LUXURY penthouse. re - Munart,ran 3 poor 2 -taw Nshd 3 bedroom 4pprow vlvereark 1800 sort Duet ma - greys tabled. roto molds lo is $1400 91.000ems extended. "I" uhltle[ Pirkln 1nC1 0sNwa nms 7 passenger. $16000 (90515749016 080 CLi ahe, /Dn. 905. ONE A two BEDROOM cps 697-2871 lo, Aum 6 WY Ist Ccn,,em ,only mated m Ilrhi]ge 1n mos' adult accup"d haw 11M HADA CIVIC Cl 5 spd ing. ADpI to ew call 905 with ., can black airy 852 256`S 24 000 km R ,g m«n OSHAWA . 2d a led hour of kTNrioe muni Nitron A ran apple. 2 balsams In,mg- End $13.995 Cal 7ka 23-3590 dim can bun separate ale for Joe emrmxe A4taHeAApp I 151 $150 nese. Call &., 970 APARTMENTS - AJAX le 33 & 77 Falby Crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apts. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: IN itttp- / /wmdiammer. N eb(umpxum 1 Hwws IN 1 ,bu44s a Rem Rom Neu I let I 1 OWN Your Next Home!! IM51 571.6275 or 1-8W-840.6275 Mark Stapley Sal. Ron Raft. Ability Real Elvia Lb 11 •admema for 1 ••wars R.rw Rem NORTH OSHAWA "9 Heal f"M and two ap plianees ,Wudd Pry cable. - 4 rw Wary Willes 19051 pill 4/ _ ,• •. �.� : o,.. 03NABIA ;.,,to .ptaawttnxadt rig nor . Drscfrarged Bavlrmpt9 n nu,ua.1r. U11.11 2 •.St7dR OR ,e90 ol36MM yarn 7 300,, 2 Dotmpayment0 (905) 571-6273 PICKERING 1-800-8404275 VILLAGE ,lrludes parking, a' :onditiomng. first 'io0f, separate enrrarxe, i No pets. non Smoker 905-683-1294 P�.aR.Mr, INFANTS - 12 YEARS OLD In caring sal.+. Ion no me I Macri Nu ant•mp PICC i*G^- S6`: aim a In 9CS634.562 envnonment MMIHNG Ll IERPOOL r2 'pus! win :un •yam 5875 UceMlsed W M C S 5 Reasonable rates R9eZ. lle.,ble hours Can WfiHAY PROFESSIONAL HOME DAYCARE 50�I207 I i1C4pAa wgicr owMr 1 Anwwr tar 5,,, DENTAL OFFICE wckenng COIR DPERATEO Amain• vqulres Pan tome Deeun tobr pato Hai Ina „•• IekphoM ernes and help ppins t' nap! ;• a prat with Yea rum 3 aftanopts bu mess uppon�nlry lar the and one N day b Lar, Goth- pater SMAS word be hdpfa pm Opplarw .Wer CNcks Tale ROtEey a. nSwM m (9051831-2615 Arcane name S1400 ham r,,oem Ta Gon LICENCED MASSAGE THEM- Ar;Ade game $2000 firm PEST. Rai n, 1mme ''"11ef�'e'y serwoed and n -den Biddy Pa:kemig Prase U. < 01 at cadrtmn Please resume to (905) 427-9141 Tal tem•eem 6.109 m 905- 72,-4506 99 PD.A. PMTMN evadable, COW TER SPECIALS mter la in Ihus-her s.IlAW er *,,Uy Frosty m Oshawa ,oif stain, snkm $288 and experhence m assd 300MH,' Supedasl ... tem $699 Locoed P3 500 worth F" F" amme Afternoon, Mary IrNEC mentos $1333 Pette (9050*4.6520,MpnprIapI3 ) $599 we IOYe doing RSEBANI VILLA. MCMEN u%AINOutu*flow" reprrs NIG ',-l', l pan bine RN 905 t PP -4 5 PGW xuhDrs Llai: DEACONS BENCH ' r St - Do, aalUDle for all 3 sMn_ ,d ion! ,nim -arx ,pra5r reeled": and tblgars De- i Pnc! S2+`.. n n vamma ary hOp ran loud healer to "Wed Must IM PINE LOFT TREASURES ao"o"h" raAakirr* all stints espe 918 Sinew SI M, Oshawa Wtax7a}OOpi 905579-9311 Oman 5,ir:• _,:mina apo ]wn :: a. - •1eur sONr OSS ytTEwTE sys THERAPIST - PM-bme of o. home qu,rd NM PO D /Au- conn<,sw $; 199 inti '4161 ism cndd Experienced in 460-7p5s ABA proprammmp ECE EIELTR01nC '9 tnapnM am c rw avowaga, to ap- . S'.. 21' vrgk pie Housro awages Tied"- Labe tap .wrin.Mr 5225 nue R C UP check , must (90517231 M wnut34tts9 EUPDSPM 2MB in,versL • I DmI" 'yrn wn,Y pr!it a0 Poi 1,r.o oeg res wAeo by WANTED .IFn rARf,,l1 4Merpn 6 cud pus much M" $2500 Cao :-905665. E- ^ M nnnrnewfely ..exact 905504/969 5414 �v91 i'"M END OF LINE MOMI. •ro_i. A'...: b90 mvg 7. M s >-.25 'jUlrbK nCi •.an f599 manors: set _,e !0 Schools. stoop- 'aorto 5759 S.ge dwOle soft L0v1NG ',n him! •Lr ,•dm $219 1,- 5.d f- ^:.nW^.�+nd 5269 Factor, Wn•. Dile, to pactioe. F.0 ATN Z20 2262 6S0 Bevy 31 OlMano , 6;1 .-'R valley Farm 1pos Rod, b . sbort -. PhalMr.q 00 7- w;M FREE PONEICII ry' Araec, AE LIANIE FI/ERMNCEO i avis! ,•;., ., run ,r. Y m•,nr! :adore ,rare "r ,,.wpnm a .ar 'Y9Mitf lrorw $599 Asa Beit - ."a still • •It Expr.esvu Sur Choice a CaIMKcal -'me) ON W -dor -MU Lo^I Cat 905-665 r2M(whd%1 905-681 ... ,BMR racks 16034PIckmrg, 1677663 ..vl Thu 90542b305/ ,6m-br iree E$PEMWNCED MM0111MW rual APPLIANCES vans, MCnnanN ••uaw,n•v;.rw.•..••..e S149 an„y 'rnr:<V<pr ap 3a: :rage +.e .•. twig .ripb,.. $12.99 API we MSNnay. .'MHa PLIen call Lea rR 3506'Sd GE Wafkendry- , th 4lF0512 r 2" nay SA99 Fro-hw kK~ AN of -- For Apps au 430.797 . Aa Iape sewcmn St 9e LARGE CARPETED ko^m I6"ian,nj1420 i0r R0 ,Am ood 06 dear s 49r orv.iAwy .^alar ef1YNOr11T1erIt So -Sr 5 9I151rhA43 4" of 2 Glerannie saaMDWdoD PLOBMMG T-' r , : 'bG sews v 9ai5-aced -dwwewe facto Pn. i,g1Sw ioo. r - Yeses: wa Maw,^ . - K 5.aO.Of �m•'•Ie r 5- $1 room FJ < for Delrxe or Tq aG4.l,rar Ion Can �n„E f9¢S, 6a41i06 after $deOOr. sufrow payed non smokar Share ^Iprdy3 FT I Pq MONe rNERyNE $Ys1Nes 'vc •' 'N: 5Nbv %•0'w' -A: 837-4485 ••+,•• , 1x ..n moua,ra M.,wMe <O N GO Prefer d on pets n *d J-0bd.n yet" OW V PICRE MING M.cn a. 750Dacwap" ittwr 1 1 I ... _,... .. L,gwMROn Pin $670. ,.«s -air oWill o iw v$% sh9pAes Int 'Uta ^TNM Will '; 1.$k boa s4rowm OaRe.4 :. alt. rbry Irene our w,lifick-olwe min SMM (1051 579-06{7 Sm ,n who Mies a wet. on Ac C►M c.fwt4a I Let A CAMERA w. 1 a . C44kwq. nc.en $05426 1 .iwna r ., C4e� uftkn nhamtown QUIET Im� -para W, mm ,. N`NM Orae.. FUR TIM..", wlq.Naa ten. .+,•• 1bn Foar Y 2l� CITY. ]venae May 1st $900 a,• m 4th a fw5 W IN L*OKI.. ADS� t S A GOOD MODSTWML n2E �men tM6� rm nu,V Sm wed .O lhdd- ll M'Je n 47)-147 LINK DIGITAL TT •.00h entrance no ",ssmik,ng 7.9'r. �.•.n visw„g :resp• FTIM Fy.00A wn „;; p ;oar•, Plot month ndu9re FIrSL last llor D'd voiw cwt spsctioe• aMW. KUY NEAT FINEWOW e. 1.1 Pee•ao Drop con, q a inn toes:'. ,rain, 'ad. day' Call 905-665-, Mw". .Ido w JIi,Ar,c<c top nme Iinkyl f4M0iwd cul l yl. f03-6B3-,6WFhknNhpl t-177Y}t601bltkn winn.M 1FpN1KC -mit mnrL7l.l 7yat ^w1n enc pT Y.1 lack $ales RepRC Max Vur,y1ax W,nn an Summit Realty 119911 Ltd 'Aft 6 mods AMC ,ecmn- 1905 668.3800 or 1905) 666 ,aW pp��ar.aass br sato Call Sam UNTFD m ,:,, «.I a 905A27-7671 ibueM Fill R PW OLSPAI DFAn� atcT`s c,ur nosy C�:,:., Sal. ;' « Rwr,d 05: 39, apMr p,Yw «v:.eYda,ou" wi TOMMY DESA a W / Sawcl Awum Plaitos. Char 1 Bpm 1r. !.iter. NO Howard Mire, -Oils ralhgillw Best !rid CAN taiga teff ANN a used pa 19x61 t347,FD A.•FTLEP opt NHpNyto owl aTopp�'h. el aR Call PIS i9t�, 14119(1 $900. pr $11740 ndwlve POOL LBEf1 9 and 9' vane IBM PtMlt 600 XL' «m mord a0ies to sell Cao rcrerse f3100 Aso 6 905-I2ri6 t 13 rot No we, BHT TO Own rww into e 2 Pe le $1050imonth Dlus cprwlbmhd appluoica And WHlTBV RDSsLangiln,cism how l9 s Fun warrant' PTF 3 Dedroom. new 2 -stony at aRSma7weaivo 5-263-a7M w titer gun 1mn wit covM. pump a Had Ewnabm cornellDn 71000 Mm 805721.9028 a 111 WM BaY hgOd b storage) St2o0 Dd,very aYwiser rill 431-0392199) 3 C Snact,P Iihdoor VENDING MACHINE Due t19W urn i0191IN1i (0055 B r. SA4MMw $475. S0. naAN $175. Dal 725.0971 (9hp) M PC. TET Royal Alan Plo pouts Ch" 5600. server $600. ,mare 3200 2P TV $150. .4 4 wits new, W9 $1300 IN 3900. Lary Bay i arks. $175 Free Spied eaaase WA. $175 1905) 420-9189 -,- - wawa Mang too- $d Hol". k*d.LOBM. abse utailikilnod ty anewly dul 6musi =! Pa.% 85.200 (905µ04- las APKA%NCES: rdrKwmr 2 dow trek Ata, tilum, slow m arc hirg bac, duty wuNr { .P10 75xra-wwqq mud 2 ekes (250 Pickering r9-6µ265915. fsfOIW REN CALlEn Trakrs B65e SeleLm�elt) - F dmy Wind Manke 6 RV Came - r12 Hay (Brock St yAn0y1 3 112 kilometersnorm d Brooelln 9056558176 'Browsers VA mnm!i' CAWIM SALE A HAW In I FL -ORM{: nrpd 3 rooms from 5339 130 sq YO) Includes arpelpremium pad ad installation Fret anriwes. carpel eilars Saving Durham and sur lodging ua Credit Cards Accepted Can Sam 905686- 1772 CAMET AND VINYL SALE- CwW thea moms 30 square yards from 5339 insuiled I will giscwnt ew beg quote up to 10% Mew colors And designs Cesfwnel SatnslACtwn guar' 'new Call Mie IN y"n free /sbmse. 905431 4D40 CELEBRITY PRIDE eletnc scooter (wheelchair) 1 L2 your old $2900 or beg one, Prove 434.2318 sip 30O - Daily wooden suds 8 x B bin M. Only 5359 plus la. Many other Sim amstyles avaWbie Also McKay�Rd tied 3 Pickering Fpr Ida. w0 all 905619- 2093 aa1RLLaR sale •5.D SPKW Complete system unt' $150 army remit. Df lease for 51249 mofAey, Pruprammng flww Ss 95 m,t,My 11 yea" .0. I 16553661 IFMW rMTOea{ - WOE AS- sonmen Yu9 tear Quickly BW oiler can Don NWe (905) 7286291. bllearh 7 am am pm POLUK F(N9MIURE...D,n- 3np eAo"Is. 8emw11s, Ilpine Othce. Ocns'dnLL Furmfue pus Custom creation train you own desgk arm ,mph. Nim an on sek"I LMl us tun your dreLns Neo real - My We haw bee IalndcrLl- •9 Ole hdrst 1Wa toy SOLID arc 6 of turnover mawde m'e''"rw' l«woonayor�mrp. ; 5 NOM Port Road. Pon Perry , 985.8774 mtD /7 Men 5.pregatr�pWMpdWD1Y• wn �. queen bated nca wino - morose. box spin rp .4. sue n waapSo� Cbl f11 T5, 5.W 5525. ItGT26.9865 TINS bt. pllbwop, ami, dYk OttltOp.dC matrM, ON Pr, tarn 31800, sell 161 7269605 U.S. SATELLITE $nTEM are illegal' Trade for a tree ed Expressvu or Sur Clam system today to avow poll low kh" complications, CLI W5.665 -72u iwhht MI. 905. 683-1603(P,tlenng). 1-877 683.160.7-I" tan RECONOMO ED FADSEE $195 /up lawlgilwfltd ra'g- rs $125, up. reconditioned Dryers 512S' W. nocand. DOW washers $199 r up new, rw iscodil,wed coin opa- a Mod walkers ol dryers at b,. Aces New Wand lame Indges $480 ad up new 30' ranges with clock ad window $430 Rerarldltcrtd .r rag- es and 24' trust ora Irldges " "MutNe wide sdeaan of other new and recond Domed agooWnces Call us to- 00. StepNnsan s Appluc- a. SINS Service. Pam 154 Bruce St DshmNN9M! 576 7448 www durNmmyl Nm aeplrAngie WE FINANCE EVERYONE First time buy- ers. bankrupt. bad credit, no credit. You pork? You drive' Lots of choice. Down or Trade may be required SPECIAL FINANCE Ancws DEPARTMENT w••ie SHERIDAN CHEY "WANTED NOW" (resigner Spring Clothing for Women and Children Trn5.s "ourn sd.p '.wen. 5 plus Sold rdty :: ell IDI. ty I. 160 I.8ex .346-0700 a1 v: m AMTIOUES•AbsD lately' An Auo.eDMr ,ues 1 warn" casln•J 'utr4m s Ulm w li0one amgw Cpm- CASH FOR CARS' We D'„ ems, inn Amit la Mw wrt- ui,••: ,!nlcl!s /!ton Iw, must S60,14 cakcnaM DI any D,1 n n, q,n,r. rail son. r8umllles Of single an 427-2419 11 came to 479 tgue Mems Spebal eMeresf In 2./h/ Sr East Atex at Poll 111 mmtt PD" III try to re- AD AI,JTC SALES spend to all •atones Ropol Bowen Anhmws Broo l.n. A a A AUTO- :ars trays. Onam 19051655.8049 ar Dont: We pay 1m ,n $10000 19051242-0890 :air m me sat Any cone tion my rear Call s CRETIIfY AMMORA61Lu and bark in hoary 7 yys. 30 TIP D ar•;s ! ', "9 rn 3 mal ServKe 9056865003 w Tip Orana• P«., .,ail 905983 ralx4pa-riot 9994 TOP CASH MIO Amgues. RM nuc. old • r5. verwae roe Ssr pwal«n• J.-• p and 196' DODGE RAM 256 4 posbn lntd eolleet. Rowes y. 0- ;r K :;, 'ar_ e!,Y amtaue I -Nov, din es- ow, .ark lid !.roust toms cam 1905µ3D 3385 $1500 985-3(63 Isrml 146 Call" ';2 TON A WANTED ar,, and $1,YY. lust span o0 'Leaf Tickets' w ds Mir wxk Ter parrs SQ as z Will pay face value. 905-576-7355 Gall BrULX clot GMC S75 pt'w Errors - 57 -4400 v,;r• •.: .,:,ed 5 speea ext. 2207 Ra - rad $1800 am 905665-0191 1991 WANTED k4ek., '•a 1164 CHEV 4,4 e.I,,Wd h." *al ',,.r rai'''n h 79 .,. 100.00Dkm a ynq.Ie yds tory 9aW Cuslam. ; :'r rxr Ninmrlp es 19751420-8917 ooaras Haw Wakes oMrry Larne vein, •lean mull . 1 Ad.4 •!:I,% plow Ia Dontowe use GARa + S16 995 oMM,eM resell CRAF' AMC ANTIQUE WIN - DORs ora..'• .___ r"• $1G OGl morn, ,,el sxI r 1 I h"firer. CTM pr a no ,x 'bu dpi • , e90 .HF I Rd ro N Nn Oben 7 days "•.l " a -I Armor. Barn - C..Wv : aot Stae 1616 :.w %15995.^. "18''• DurmW Sr Eat a 1115, '9051 H.iocRwe 4040',0. CRYTENS WMTED r The Sea "^A Ax' DMI ora ed n• I r 4 LAM- 'Ap 4 Am R ti Osna+4 ,td sa56a iA5 i,Ri' w -si ea 6000 xaple Lattend if •h ucn .•well Ld ui • 1 ;r,mww4,ess IV 10 6 sell taut QatN dw W M 10 mw, DuOk do not Nae to b dte,oc •twin a lif)No MC• 5 you •.. yws'wd . Inmrat RMM a".+.,I ..nnamwr 1 sxAbntapn Cab 905A76 R,, Ryn •A :0••d ha0 074 96 ACR 600 mryne n.pie MCOUTF FM SPRlelri p'M S3000 ooc 9853'83 WedRt.'aT _. ••mg, I yt. I.,1111- -11.14. (91 •,11.14. 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C.M 905141 -OM fro, sous AWAMa . .h yin m *Nmol r** a w said ,r4 wad• ,W on, WHITBY HIGH RISE APARTMENTS evtdMe reeTg po�rw E.- akMM ran 1905hU'S994 Aron WANTFO all- Tours.9skin ..Aor 4, in 43«311 ::i4;''L A,Mpwnpews ow sm '4 J-0mcn..aw 25' .IDG $45JC r 76500 win :1rrd in, -No 17W t,9G .eta , ted 1A9 .m, 55050 00 a $7000 ,eAn T DIFA WWW 15 JMp Ctwo- 11, CCinllry 166 000 kw Stt Sea mood 90 Tempo. 95 ON km f3000 93 Ch" Cava4r "spm 148010 Yin 57000 90 PaMac SuOrd. a WwraY TWO BEDROOM. Ayr 102000 km 56206 91 A ,.ocw Aur(, Dias P.Oa'�' nit .nim el amendnes 5.+C Cvdas 236000 one 75995 61 Dow! St 3760 p4r mW,m nauHlm PU 4x4 goad cal000n '"r amlin `NN` CA am"' 1 9051 lean $5000 as a a 56000 can 6(S-;Sc3 1990 Small, Van 110.000 kr„ $5995 W qts Not w.tbn OSMAwA• SB4 SIM K ST S. failed 6 rartanh Cyr Owg 1 Dow- ap $65C ablaws yys 905.985-0074 Nghe, ,ata Ay«Ude medially 105277.3250 DEALER FiestMast redwrd 3-p.aroom n dose Cyr Stephen 1B4 courm, e.Cowl 15571-3229 a 190SW4- Codrlton lust passed cma- va" 1.9 Draw rte" urn. AWAAME t am 2 bw"fn loaded. A-1 mectwwcs lly aParking area ungry $1 COC o 0 o Call (905) W. teed. is Cent Ioabpn 1206 ,9g514M-8599 1918 CUTLASS 3UPRM A 373 $a m $7. Nato - rer beady" Lowered mar- walack Feb tL 3 begiDOm ,c gran sunroof. limed. al,{po-t SI 307 math wail lather bucket sats "her March 1st - 2 athm net sloenrp wheel Center oink $l .00 mOnm AN ad 6 Jp- nrs bw profile ores If 'nock" � (�) Great shape, Rey spoiler 6 713'60 fou apponlment to CIO AS" VIogg, finnlap- 1 Wm sellZNIH730es. Nh"eOM'M Y .Two bedroom plus Srug re4abk mom, Tive Oen tw Marti Ig Wdl nuhn- SM Snow, new sir person Wked low-rise. teal gad Spplless 19D5µ31-0743 at mature oudgirg ADplance, 3929 sone, parking, unuu. included. 1M7 CNMLM 4 deg. p I secant' cameras. Uidry Pw . au. 96.000 W.. u tem. tac alcony Ca 666.2450 MA Best other Toepnane 19951839-6128, ami 6 p m 19t Calif. Cow", 4 dr GENTRY 000". large 1 oeNoom apanmems avakwe 28. rreS mom enpne won In wewirounWM budging May new, para 51 ODO 985- pose ID a6 amaaes Please 3183. (snp) call (9051723-0977 9 a m - 6p m IOU SUM Samurai . new CLEY. , Ddroom age down - boa, 6 pare, elouem condi lawn Osawa uperale en- Iloll $1200 o 0 o Cal Nance. lull bath S5511M 1905434-1024 ism) hrsLUn ubbti s incl wal- AOk rrmedanly, Call 1905) 432 1268 194 OLDS ACMEIM, 4 dr FOR RENT Woolly bachelor V6 . auto, new lakes ifront 6 Alva ,Dom Pickering 3 Ded an). IuR-up. 199 kms mum muntloui burosakaw all emrsslon Tested. certifiedclose to amembes Call 905 54.500 080 905986-1494 686-8905 LIVERPOOLAMTIY, CO. pletdv eno"Id, larQobiQ I 1991 SATURN SLI 4 dour. 2 b0,00m baseman apart- lidomabC. aF AWFM stereo Ment. at -m kicker, separak usseltehgnway dnven. enforce. parking 'w pets, d $7 SDO Unified 905665- smokers 11rsU1u1 Available April 15 5800,month 6111 after 7Dm (9051337-WIS _ 1M7 POIITMC TRANSPMIT LUXURY penthouse. re - Munart,ran 3 poor 2 -taw Nshd 3 bedroom 4pprow vlvereark 1800 sort Duet ma - greys tabled. roto molds lo is $1400 91.000ems extended. "I" uhltle[ Pirkln 1nC1 0sNwa nms 7 passenger. $16000 (90515749016 080 CLi ahe, /Dn. 905. ONE A two BEDROOM cps 697-2871 lo, Aum 6 WY Ist Ccn,,em ,only mated m Ilrhi]ge 1n mos' adult accup"d haw 11M HADA CIVIC Cl 5 spd ing. ADpI to ew call 905 with ., can black airy 852 256`S 24 000 km R ,g m«n OSHAWA . 2d a led hour of kTNrioe muni Nitron A ran apple. 2 balsams In,mg- End $13.995 Cal 7ka 23-3590 dim can bun separate ale for Joe emrmxe A4taHeAApp I 151 $150 nese. Call &., 970 APARTMENTS - AJAX le 33 & 77 Falby Crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apts. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: IN itttp- / /wmdiammer. N eb(umpxum 1 Hwws IN 1 ,bu44s a Rem Rom Neu I let I 1 OWN Your Next Home!! IM51 571.6275 or 1-8W-840.6275 Mark Stapley Sal. Ron Raft. Ability Real Elvia Lb 11 •admema for 1 ••wars R.rw Rem NORTH OSHAWA "9 Heal f"M and two ap plianees ,Wudd Pry cable. - 4 rw Wary Willes 19051 pill 4/ _ ,• •. �.� : o,.. 03NABIA ;.,,to .ptaawttnxadt rig nor . Drscfrarged Bavlrmpt9 n nu,ua.1r. 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SHCtOUS w ma.IlaenC 1 w,rn 3r..•. aee+r- un'I ,,, a 9'D on,.. tNf SI Some with 4Mw AW. Fp aye ;y 43w p•` Dow DI -d :`use b Station yLA; Station IA.Yhwi 1 ow own ..GD ,ow cid ne•w93 •1CARIeG tw •w1m.•wu OSHAWA W 'aC,Ytrn o our. i'"M '8,g0,nb UII 905 •ro_i. A'...: b90 639 s >-.25 'jUlrbK nCi !0 Schools. stoop- ; and 401 PUNIC toots FOR .gfif past yaw RENT or Move UU (905) 721-8741 b . sbort TWO Mano011 , ... .., .. - . TreANM avaYRWb aw1;SeYetw lA Sawa eWtewe siiep0'Tg J;.I,ng'JwnlwK n•a ""MAqu Owd ha IL Nast rdM. S:SC :ntr psi -erre vie (905) 579-6339 P"EN K WMTES RD IFRNTfr. :dlnn St fond 'a"' -. x,:•„ ,..w: sUS 2.bgio.m Pin's -e f C: «' court DuIMp all, aa . wae ,.r4oloov pimug Law JowlsFnNa,uq�r $100 Wr wain T.Wobww ,opt Go traw4C' 305 slot" nIkno. No gds 305 :905, 420-164 404-1414 WHITBYi,w 40 Cam- MOON " A VIEW- LYE ale. ]tor 6 Iwo IYdrooRlf -....• �. '„n6'N 'Jun: 1115 -wit Y -wv Indoles 4 Iec1YYaI LIYfh ,HBI :I.0% lea mntdute occupancy .ra kK~ AN of -- For Apps au 430.797 lar Icy. Woei . arolession Meat! 241nr secwdy Ar«, i wTBT1 oedroom bast ABN M.Ch :L $695 1xI. ,twin aoanmidu 0.0h,clean vee Cao 'em (9051 6p so."" mtrace AI Into- Sr W. S57Smoah tstust No ,� PIMSMbng AvaU4k Apnl 1st :ale ane, Sam 19051 170268a9o5686'451; ROUGE WILLEY ATEA, tint. •urrus,kd noon "4"anoun W TTY BRIGHT Jan. Dune sulaCk to, t uy •m D"WM Wsaman span' payed non smokar Share mal 8 n "U ll" den. W on UWak known. athreoms kitchen 8rpck 6 401 Wok ro Rekrmces list ad last GO Prefer d on pets n (9051509-2459 Smoker S760'morrmt' -u { TO PICiER GIC yve Avail April ISl ',:YI BaMohingglonWk am. "t 905666.8787 mcne, 6 Uuntry S.4es Wed ,ion-sm der. $110 w efidy cusne 01837-05% WHITBY. Urge spotless 3 MRFWWR- WNW. Apartment elm w• uftkn nhamtown QUIET Im� pex PriYae entrannS Urh ROOM And use at Iew house CITY. ]venae May 1st $900 in Ain to shah in worng moron ,rcIUSIK CLI professional Available Im 19051852-5264 mediatedl• S490•phonc And ode Yirkma� I"Nory ad WNFTEsffllltll -New 2 Ded Utilities nclu0ed wase call roan baseman apt Sewlate 905.619-9286 or 90576' entrance no ",ssmik,ng 4060 One park, share laundry ""of Wren ISI 5750 WM SOSNANA Close month ndu9re FIrSL last alk ro GM 3 Dedrwm l905µ20-9597 h -SE to vole .,In plow vuneS ,wtau `urs inUu*% WHY rent when You can own wo u1n, ;JOk rr. arIear tour own Mme la less tan parking No aft I Snlwung $3,,eS to rsplulCome- You 11.67" Cao Dave May. tnceS welcome lack $ales RepRC Max Ava1a01e Wy ISI maw I LLI 579 Summit Realty 119911 Ltd 6322 (9p) 1905 668.3800 or 1905) 666 ONkrA 3211 • 1 ibueM Fill R LA 400 sta •I rP rOressrip AJWI Dual., 3 De Croom "'cn S5GC4mo waWble Seri, biiroow rain flop,. k,,i I o4 905-428-1171 uudry parking, lencd yard. 41 R-� quiet crescill irSLiast der. tons No 0 95m"mg $900. pr $11740 ndwlve DISNEY Ili 410,1u Why 1905)686-— "N 1n a Hold when you AJAX. 3bdrwm -oWltry eul,lp ;pend less and get X,,le upper dour SwtaHe 1- We n a 4-bdrm Nxuq 2 Pe le $1050imonth Dlus home Caragian Dwlia 1- WHlTBV RDSsLangiln,cism 800-2A619961905µ30-9498 3 Dedroom. new 2 -stony at In '•edwme lgirec am nes -Crdtne Niperp! tr avaldple Apra 1st 51406 Prlrel.lepnise4 monthly tus 1905,668- 11 6980 (9051655-410; OSHAWA SEMI 3 Dorms 3170,M. FREEMOLD TOWIF gleal I,X,iU :l close to Li HOUSE DcuHwy2 3beo AMe In eS E Shl, pane 0oms 11.2 bathrooms; arge Ftr5U45I AN reierelces No (*,kiryLace. garage ar pets/imoking {990+monm 1145 $q n ACUS: 10 401 due utilities 011 (9O5µ36- 5301 awe( UNnDourhod. 905. 831 -4978 let moNfurlmt All MtiE Of MEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION. March 1. 20111110 ter hear Pll•ae MBAttee 1 PnBAe MoOose PaaOo MO- BMw >t46 (OeMal. rely Prwae, leaturnrp CAC. PUBLIC NOTICE ww wAft". mol. coon. Andres aM 1•mrocift rt apdeled. bure to bookcase. &mired twurr"nl and much y, Vilistacriel and 4 recani IVehei et (h•6ans more lan'sm 1905) Am 1r l'anada Vanada V* 8.21 Meeh -LME ACRES 9 �" waneI25 PPS � to 9oe Highway 407 East Partial Extension b . nunilles W Toronto 4 bednu0in. arcMtc Booty designed. muMr-kwi Fisheries and (Beans Canada (1)FO), acting as the Borne. 2 breplactim cathedral crixop, 2 car detached tax Responsible Authority (RA) under the Canadian qQe Environmental assessment Act (CEAA) is engaged in kms court. paved drive very P vMe' 3324.000 For ;1creenin •�' level Environmental Assessment (EA) as tore rAo calf 905.981-2012 required under Section 20(1) of CERA for the above AJAx, semi-detsew bkmga noted project. b+ 3be,hodms carport. m- suLaw 1rup 2 bedroom base. ww11 apanrMm $165000 The 407 East Partial Extension involves: Cox 686-2919 BOwMANVILLE-SPACIOUS. 4 . 2 t -1r !. m home 4 Dam morns. 2xnritdis. marry iup. egdes. legal rental apM- mem. own MahewInr Or wmnout WnnaM. greal Ima1c- . �OAC.mmon detads at CLEAN BEAUTIFUL SEM. Prekennp V -9 08C 3 he, room 2 hrrftrh nlS Das 1 - piece. gape nide access "Wool 10 backyardbump fullyfinishedrec room. very large moms. (416) 229.4623 0 DSNAwA, n-ce a bed room hack nom• Aluchll puma Dave. gas Mar Close 10 stools. shopping Aamp SI 72.000 Cali (905'23 .5594 MORIN NAPU F4t1GE. hemp cos- Quilt : Ded..pr 2 mpwy ovenoaung ranm. bow court. diner ear Gan 19051831.6248 MOTE, w OBLEWS m pe O• 1,i,u '... pprnp bani 1 b"np D.rr"9need E_ agxpned egssm of credit An Can br free .k..moe 905-576 7505 studew wtis+tinder, 171 Lot, 6UL7 EVERY DAY IS PAYDAY `WHEN YOU NEED CASH! Wr h• e. vn"r prra ; chrgtu L! payday alio caznrr CIMCM! ("51 310 -CASH CA" NOW Moat, 4CM11, �•.ne r ae vied 4 IOw. ri�cwurw:'c VO OX r+o l�F maciU FUIW`FROM Ex-om oym Ga Mow Too Fit 1 -SM -657 low Top Fr.. F. I A* 70} 1492 An - *aa sv car cawrtama .w wlwwd for extod borrow .r ruwaw 7 0.0 P. car NORTGA$n Coot eco and .g., :inar,C�,, 1, a'IF 'w- "4' CaoW `ahon l atgOapMe� so. C«P 1lprlr an Ka can %~ irwa a 4rw t-OOFSLL'ra1Me TIME nrSTMMMt ':Woo 'a m lNtiivy 1m.wq 'a= espy hli Odrta ucts w W arra aw Ae4arrwl • the construction of a 15.9 km 4 -lane (ultimate 10 lane) toll highway from the Highway 407 Central terminus (Highway 48) in the West to its terminus at Highway 7 east of Brougham in the Region of Durham Construction of the Highway 407 East Partial Extension can be commenced once the requirements of the federal EA have been completed. Public consultation is a significant component of the Highway 407 East Partial Extension CEAA review. As part of DFO's federal environmental assessment under CEAA. it is within the Minister's discretion to jmoke CEAA subsection 180) - Where the ReNpnnsible Authorit-v (RA) is of the opinion that public participation in the screening of the project is appropriate in the circumstances ... the RA shall Erre the public notice and an opportunil to examine and make comment on the screening report. The CEAA screening report prepared by the RA (in this instance DFO) will be available for public comment at the following locations: dm prom ora irpa won *" tri" Pow err Eam 1 -.td.n 1 Taws 1 Ti.ews ria eco Irr a bow a . iia Su 100 Free we Prow I Saa7357S13 WiVA MMT wt.e -,, Perini, A..dy E..aaw can 11,:r Aw -a ftu,e E.t Slower, neo LOW of Ir4a = p"OKnYo iCCON Ater I.. l=. Ltl tO5- r23•eete 1 w Y Nous Atter my i7, 200u AEaa Mr. 91cemp ad SM by Pugin Auction, ft folk *cog accounts efknJl see d rQLWN 10 ODvar M Dost Of wit and 4B - Day" John Ain Drtrarn Slaw Jr 4-W MCLAW suzw 1e SCo*"M Mrof the ADO !ten ants may pay amount arca in caste and re- deem plea mercnan- dse, 9 any time price to 0w Auction • Evwnt CERFRAL COLLIGarri sant Arurwrsary, A Aeuiuir on 4" 2 3 6 4m in tris IAan Mon tar AN 'CeM A ms• xe �rwn.d b rerw mes and emores kr�au ,kmp�taw�9gyS M� s0� LAM - ONTARIO. Names 6 Ebme Phone oWT4 s 1.9001 51.3638 ern M. 369"not must be 1a 7-M kill I , A BEII•nF111 3r day is much better it you have soaeae spews to spend 4 wM Mrsly lava Imroarc- bon. Durham Reports todr- b" mafcr-wile 1416) 77- 6302 Ala TW SAIGLE7 The New. est Mewing Place www.DramMales cam lancer NNGU3 CLUB. New approach 10 binding Last. ripelationships Personalpooh semihan. dams DUD molts New tun vay to mpg sn9lt Select" Can nor iR ICMer 576.1616 UUMIAr7 OWN DATING SERVICE' Call 905683-1110 Gran a private maAbbx or browse other persona ads 'roc Mee. a new Friend or fl AVNLT PST CHIC An- Swas Fmd the oracle within 3299/1hm '18.'24 his 1- 900-I5I 3783 Supply and Detrvery of Vaucim Contract No. PT -2000 -BE -016 Supply of Delivery of Tractors and Lift Truck Contract No. PT -2000 -BE -017 GO Transit invites tenders for the supply and delivery of new vehicles, tractors and a lift truck to its support fleet located at STEEPROCK BUS GARAGE, 200 STEEPROCK DRIVE, DOWNSVIEW, ONTARIO M3J 2T4. Tender documents are available between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m- from GO's Procurement and Contract Services department at the address below, (416) 869-3600 ext. 5221. SealedTenders will be received up to 2:00 p.m- on Thursday, March 16, 2000 at the same Procurement Office and will be publicly opened immediately on closing. GO Transit reserves the right to reject any or all Tenders in its sole discretion. 40qw1h Am GO Transit 20 Bay Street, Suite 600 Toronto, Ontario M5J 2W3 THE DURHAM CATHOLIC DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD VAN BALE The Durham Catholic Distinct School Board presently has two (2) Vans for sale: 1992 Econotine 350 Cargo Vanes Condition for salt "VANS SOLD AS IS" Terms of Sale: CASH or CERTIFIED CHEQUE Viewing: Thursday, March 2nd, 2000 9:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m. In the parking lot at the Board's P Department 652 Rossland Road N d Sheets will be available at ewing. All bids must be received e Plant Department no later than in on. Friday, March 3rd, 2000 Please call CLEM LAFERRIERE at the Board's Plant Department, at 5769401, if interested, So arrange for viewing of the above vehicles. &uw. sp,rttva "d me. SELL IT NOW CALL on", nor in nunun9 (gird AJAR( 68 -0707 picas. rallpvi•A IM9iflViry 1g� In projection. lues busp"u UXBRIDGE tic (416)705.3499 852A741 No TDM TO TALE Why not Fax us your ad! You can use your tax machine to send us your advertisement. Phase allow time for us to confirm your ad copy and price prior to deadline. One of our customer service representatives will call you. Please remember to leave your company name, address, phone number and contact name wawa,: Fax News Advertiser 905-579-4218 TeR•Me t.7q rweo TOWN OF AJAX PREOUALIFICATION STATEMENTS Prequalification Statements (CCA Document Na 11) are invited from: General Contractors Mechanical Contractors Electrical Contractors In connection with the proposed con- struction of an addition to the Ajax McLean Community Centre. Thead- dition totaling approximately 26,0001 sq -ft.. consists of a community meet- ing room, childcare, gymnasium,', weight training room, aerobic studio and related washrooms, change - rooms, and showers. Prequalification will determine the bidders who will be invited to submit tenders for this pro- ject which will be tendered in the ear- 3ubmisslons should emphasize ex )erierlce in similar projects, a state nent indicating bonding capacities dentification of proposed projects, I statement indicating bonding capaci les, identification of proposed pro ect manager and superintendent. >ubmit statements by March 14 VW to: Totten Sims Hubicki Associates (1997) Limited 300 Water Street Whitby Ontario Ll N 9J12 Attention: Mr. B.W. Knoll, El. Arch., O.A.A. TENDER "GRASS CUTTING SERVICES SPRING 2000 - FALL 2001" The- Durham Catholic Di,tric School Board invites Contrail: tlyrs to pick-up Tender specifics nkyns and attend a brief one hour Information Session to be held at 11:00 a.m. Thursday, March 9th, 2000 in the Ground Floor Meeting Room of our Plant Department, 652 Rossland Road West, Oshawa. TenderClk,rsng date is Monday, March Z7,2000 at 3:00 pm. All inquires regarding this tender should be directed to: S. Fujimura, Supervisor of Purchasing Services at (90S) 576-6707 Ext. 206. Cllr Board reales on this adver t i -. -meat end An electranic post )n..; thmu*h -Electronic Tende %t•twork (FTN) to notify ven dt,r, of this potential opportune t,, Electronic transmission o the form of Tender is available tk, subscribers of the ETN (416 arcwM a "A. M A.M. awbla tasrgr SATUF MY, MARCH 4TH -10.00 am. Aodia or`�C being Var Fihaavven sales from 1�vi IoWO Mw* f Uxbridge Durham 2? (taker doe Rd'i north M Darts LH d west 21rm Yid. cn*Ined aeM uAIW emwd road M A GA lop fes.). 5 pc black war parlour ste 0d I, pine atchntedural Itat to wall wnaised paneled lower drS, b glared lop, repropine cornet cab w/12 pane or. repro pine armoire w12 sortrq drs. Cliff secretary w/2 gl alt bookshelves 6 3 drawers. wal secretary on chest. Yid. wN. War tape w7arred ploms i 1111 legs in). oak pariour table vi paw fl . wal hall table. 48• rid oak table w/lions claw ft . maple table w/7 chairs. 1950's arbonle kitchen table w16 swivel chairs, oak server w/2 swing dirs.. man sidebd let) French Prov style 8 wal china cabs. repropine dry sink. pine arrowback rocket. primitive stencil (ship scene) Windsor back rocker, child's p1b rocker, Naughahlde recliner, occasional tables. 4 swivel bar stools. pine dovetailed cradle wyheart cut outs, wood carousel horse. 3 pc. uralveneer bdrm ste.. bunk beds (2), Chestnut chest of drawers 4 over 2. dressers mdoak w/swrrig moors. washstands mcl wal bow troth w/4 drawers. slimming wheel. cedar chest, blanket boxes. trunks. C91: leda►les 8 Min Lg qty get early colledables, barber's chain wood wash mach. chum. Imperial Esso porcelain sign (apx 3-e3 1. vintage dresses early 1900's, tmnk jacket d coat, Royal Cotillion stone bedwarmer. crocks. pre 1940 Christmas decor. 8 lights In prigboxeslamps md. ringer oil, wuud 8 ornate. Cow Cola hay. biscuit 8 tobacco tins. chrome canister set 1'50 s). Homer Corona II but- ton accordran, Edison Arnberola gramophone d rolls, Addison 8 Crosley radios. records (1950-60), music stand. movie equip. Ig post card collection truth 1900 Ind albums. Outten's 1977 Silver Jubilee stamps 1961 qty books rid 4 vol Plant A Flower erxy. catalogues in multi languages Lonny available to Trade). 20 issues 1923-24 Farmers Advocate. Star Weekly -1950- 50. ever 200 toys- Dinky (some in boxes-1940-*Wcars, trucks. airplanes). Corgi Matchbux 8 more lonka mcl fire trucks: balloon bred bike. Ltd. Edition Art 8 European orig. oils m urnate frames, ong. by Mane alight. oval frames, ceremmmal 6 old military sword w/scabbards. Sports Carts Ind. On, quills incl 2 dDweoding nig 8 (newt Starburst 8 blue 8 white qlinens city wool blankets. lins doilies. afghans. blue 8 while coverlet. leaded Of windows. French door, CAina. Glass a Si14SG Nippon plates d bowls. Nontake. collector plates mc. Queen Victoria, qty teacups carnival, crystal mci Waterford 8 Iffy . corinlower, sWfbrg silver :nc 17 pcs Wallace (RosepgthlL sugar tongs spoons Ind. 12 demitasse spoons. qty silver plate incl. napkin ring w7beawr 8 shieldcoffee urn, basket. silver cep serving dishes. etc.. city barware. Yeah & Rim Craftsman 0 hpnoevr swbler 24' w/bre chains. 2 hp compressor (new molurl. motors Fleury cutting box, old tools, block d moulding planes, draw knives. squares scribes scales saws sickles cradles he jus more Mole Iwo audron- a STOM Rouses. Apartments, offices. Appkances a Piano Scx calrsts Senor 8 Mid -Month Discounts. Licensed. insured Free Estimates Profaiaurl sena. Call 136.7795. MOVING large or small general cartage nlalerrals handing • general elan -up • hash and metals removed Fast service St. Lawrence Service (905)767.1391 Cross MCvem Exp in inomrg _0045 • Qtltces / • Arts Padang Ava1. Fret Eshmares 416423.0239 Tal Free 1 77.4 -1 1 noires f eers selling at same time, Preview: 8 a m Sale Day. Terms: Cash, 1,sa M/C interac HOUSECLEANING or approved deque Sat., April 8th -Farm Machinery III Tool Tool DreliableConsignment Sale -Call now to consign. and with experience. Gary Hill Auctions Wdl mag "n srppties. Low rates. Call Kelly arwr. ,os .s] •cs "Nr F,..p64t..4.7 c+.i_.•s s••«w w.ts-«x.,e.r 416-992-7375 AwNav all 5. at 11 a.m. Sale held ler 0allastree and StaAMlle estates plus imdssma. held me cele 0ailaorm Cem.rty Centre. 1 km cad Be ill" 48 on Aurora Rd. frrnitur<, lntry.r Co44cerbl<.. 1rtr.orA, HorxAold Very Dental hsung, 1900s oak d.m2 tabe, amque dressers; test of drawers. lovely 1920 s walnut ladies vanxty m,double bed. small am tcabs et. set of sideboard: panof and hatydaislt . smooth sired a160ue tables. nestatg tables, small hon stand: cutis. antique 7x12 OnennW rug: modem )mer Cattier cksterfeld and matching side altar. Virtsubtsnr color kkwsion, 10 on addc cola telewsron. -1s of otter turmture items Inducting a number of panted prnsbadk dining chars. 19003 panted during :able And ~ excellent turnrtpre FeNwlMlws areNers ireka upright vacuum, consOk seting machine war -CIS. CtMst 01 Community Silverware and much _Bch more. Coaexchbe3 include old stamp album. 2 old 4figi toys: metal Our powder flasks. mere" old xiks lin 1915). 2 old bayonets. city of old Britain A wk war include ft famous Gro" of supped art, nw a s4ti.t. t Tb@mP eR. atdy Mo PV M xt0 omen Everything sills unreserved 4th sewcow of Jim, dbr- erre. ow beess"W ssMsOsla. Approx. 4 Bow Sole vim maswcwd. mine. Lanch axe Oelrwry ArartsW. CIAM=m AIICTI0M5 9054WII-"11 'wee M4_ caw corkaYetaea.Cem AUCTON SALE Mac t"w Ascow Coon. low cro lie $carer. Mack So. 10i a.m (Vwmng dal M/ N WBRx fly M Mora b 12 Iby Eat Is Scam shed, bila 1 ken '-rroday3 Awhor I"ev, Tr _nr,ne,s ' .1sha- wa home drtners, crams leeks. taowt. /.agera Lary a,v dare tam. glia a coria. Collection sornath- rq 1a off S ad Call Ear all year Attention mnft 1bcGraoer Serwces MS4123.79A 1-WM3-4798 800 800 want to be IM WHITBY'S LARGEST HOME SHOW? - Limited Space -i�r Now Available Please call Dexon or lienar 9115-579-44(H) or 416-798-7259 Fur more info). :1 Rooting :1 Roofing A U C ROOFING Aad Alrssint snmglmg.. ,;,, ,I ...n, - .unjoW, A "kmanshtp Guarareced 109E tMcwe to seniors. fulfil irestuord Free, minnuvet Can Andrew at ("S) 4=a4r764 F:TIiI `!T!!l .g a fill -'°w -I Durham's Garden & Landscaping Show April 1st & 2nd Co-sponsored by Communities In Bloom Booth info. call Sharon - ext- 2285 Heather -ext 2318 '%a--FdL , %torch 4. 211114) 1 I I:IIYww, M1 laftm A ortwoo,-vErlam m salt. Arno 905-579 4400 or 416-796-7259 I': ora..war.1 atMWra'Y r l ey N mEta. ...�.•..�..�.. �.. •..�..�..�_•..�..�..�,.�..�, Vk-.a r cam Men lith tit Sale TF.we I" ecial : zeins col comee 4 end :.Diet. o• 1, 2 un ROW s ^ ,cs casks. 1,4go, glass i arm mcko0rng deWa- Party Sr. Party 54rvira4 on '•..7. Mdi. book. okf oak chi % Otsk. cm tractor G 1 & G2 road test. 1 Ice... I row eaa a mVlo o ts, wood truft. morrws. poaa. RAaIiIIT WANTS YYORIC 2 at bpm stoves. dog eago. vas told co Co14n. 010 fary.kC loin, took, t rabN saw, ; VA" r; 3- c D,,l."'YCI,s. +a - Im- ^ooe sk4*V WW Sell Monod to adctNr, an Ang Au';,�:.asa/ns ruo My Jwn Mdy}ckkn. ,nuns sones" for owyore, smack bar &Ad Call Eralie Ke -4932 T4nm::ash. coque (with prom IO). ktarac a you TO COMipn b ora /alt M hrtae 6143. Can (90519a6 -44U or t -a00-554-9751 v. Forrewcoo JIM Mdttlyra- Avoiono ow 1 AaaeOM 1 AirCf4rt4 SMRIS CM i MfM014aIL1A AUCTION ROTARN' ALt'TION SALE SATURD:�Y. MARCH 41" 10:00 am The Rotary Club tit Porl Hope Magic Auction ty being held at the Port Hope I.cgion. The selent auction opens at 10 a m. and the live auction starts at 1:00 p m. This is a major event to raise funds for local community projects. xxc have over 200 items including an. txn,is, crafts, antiques, gifts, and services all donated by local business and individuals. Some of the artists include David Blackwocid, Eddie LicPage, John Doherty and Gord Husclton. Admission is free wish the purchase of an auction catalogue at 31.0X). FATrrMONUCTIONMS!! ackW eentilI sot a ft weili dyrblieadw TTiiiissN a AAdnftw Port • MOrM�rind NM Umdoe �Camilla T On call deo i1 alllI PMn 576-M Fax 579.4218 F4somm - 2 Amon • WM W II HALL, 114 ewes naR al CNet a Mwy 2- Goth 62.0.auNN it used d'�ie f�prr" blocked; Mns' IArsh rof roc eobOVO am 4 o Airs fltiroy d SrxOa•wph IBlue. Mere no • trap. Nee 000 wnertauimn cwOt. Men Mtge dwe Ca►tm, nwle rtwwk coxa yWm beacon=.d.=1 soils vwC ranropy bed. 9000 used 3 a are 2pc. nN aK. ooncionW disks. 2 piarpers and cnb. aesms. erica at da"ws. n vanity. otter am pcs . gma and piss b" tallest, dowry CdM A end upws wort Duan Amt HIN. Ings, mwrom court. household dishes, dvha las. good doom spa. stereo. winos ower mucks. Ba Mia 4a - t8a 4.a- sca PC Oak3d= he stat 2 Vicion n wwdmM. 1 orrdek rived. 3 docs. 3 bewW norms. not corn and 3 bottom dowers al n burled wants. cow worts nth Fanta iNsr o , front. 2 docs with 2 breed mirrors bpm n exon wn1010m set of book sMlves Vacrsm %Anal knot slats, enol dila lreexr. Andrew micolm stye owes convert aid macro t- Iension tan so tai hand paned caw also p�rceii N vwd la 9ranOnwMe i dock. dost treeter *OnMy books. 4raay household pots, Paris dishes. do set savwe "old i , I . oto &ou. pplIaauwrt. crystal. depression, etc. ripresnon water sir, SMry cap A saucer. Rory Crown Deny. 2 or Nawt ba• red do NOTE Most smalls packed pplyy lt�may lgr Ware bet• es unseen at advertming NO RESERVES. Gary A JIM Warwer - AucsiOwten Std.351-2146 AMBERLEA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Is IMnM to had Ns 'Tiles, Talent ad TMMO Ae9Mer ell Saler�a�, MaleM 4th, (466 111112111111111 1- Bud, PktarlN All public are welcomed. Viewing will begin at 6:30 p.m., with bidding at 7:00 p.m. Bidding card fee of $5.00 to include refreshments. Hand- crafted fumiture, gifts certificates to a var- iety of businesses, passes to various venues, dinner catering and much more to be auctioned off. All funds to support the church's programs and missions. abod". Mara nm 5 39 A a ACCOIMTIN6 BUSIIESS CWKS MacGregor Awoow Cable*- wtrmde ,;r.:.uinnc n :.n rrl urn. tar A�Cbdn features a vare� sefecho, Spot" _arOs L sport nems Ji• 8 Gretrky rope, ''aXCs. hod- sinal( iNesitaesses, r, be$"', stars. Co m ordi, sets. ow equorrknt. personal sled corporate. i, Of pads. sows. Ixctuns Special rates our Durham busincssc%. cam urftb" ""n -79N 905426-7798 iirie� MiC00Ao • 1 srwcr � 0 S..ipw Rwa Ckmiwg ALC710% BARN FRIDAY MARCH 3 AT S90 P.M. 9 MILES EAST OF LITTLE BRRAIN ON COUNTY RD N :rhn.shed wash Iandt, hooarer Birch n cupboard. par rsk, flat-to-wau cup pard bottom, pal leaf table, at lore, 9pc analnogan, u tng roan rude, cui to cabinet, xmsk oor coolersmgk t wbk box springs 1 unresses, re(uhwher; ressm k chests to :avian, coffee k enc rbEes, Ice cream par wchola crocks iia corner cupboard Doldton (victoria, A Fav L COME & WORSHIP Is a regular Friday Feature for the Churches in the Ajax Pickering area. To advertise your Church Services or Special Church events Reliable and Trusting Cleaning Lady Excellent references (905)721-2740 -Dox" please call Janice at LEARN DRIVING (905)-683-0707, WITH US! Professional Driving Ext. 2218 I" ecial ROW s or Fax# 905-579-4218Sp"Wirrns in Deadline for Copy is G 1 & G2 road test. 1 Ice... I row eaa Wednesday noon for Friday)2 7 + ,•w am fle6 (905N2F-7ur4 YMpeaeMeMea �- oom tea), see 36 in dopy woo: Air roti lathe, SHp ly )_, rd Snowblower, 2Hp FINISHED wageop-yd Dayton Cut off Saw, Dayylon I Inl sander, rip. - Tito °'y . rl cork a0DKKEEPING metal shelving, qty. and SeCOfW 5101)x3. w rc.s.m.rwc pow Naar china, glass, rouse- mice xIn lu Scr.s, In. ac d collectable 1 CM 1,. a FREE Fyirsiac Dam, k Gag Cornell INWIsr LMver l MANAGEMENT Service AraiYble Ausctic peen, Ill Little Britain 42a-2145 Save am & $fir las 7aEr2183 SODIRPAI C /G 9054H -MM CONsN1NMNENTs 4i GE M 6iE>PAl>Ra iy Aar ANO ESTATES IRF.MOVAIr Best Prices wAllT0 Hacks Cao for LowPosttlol•Orisell Free Estimate pYrrwm rlaxt Call -Jason (905) 926-8840 COLLEGE 1-888-579.0077 Sales ev ry. Tues. (905)-786-2022 las of rr� iookirp and Thurs. and TMS PAINTING for run b rum Sat. at 6 p.m. An.8 DECOR upa heie trona furniture, cep- 1 fW10�Penno Interior 8 Exterior 1-900-451-5955~ pliarlces etc. ()14 r1- European Workman- .72ym1n. IS. er arta operator i lMWYMAA - renovation. ship MY� KING Ceramic Aks wmrooms fast, clean. AUCTIONS basements, carpentry, Free 33 Hap SL ttunatt 14/61894-1315 reliable service. 3 Halt S t 1 Pwmap a 428-0081 Established in rpNga INCOME 1960 TAX RETURNS 725-5751 'GUARMTEEOr penLlnal 723 0501 pip A MOUNTAIN PLASTENM0 MOVING SYSTEMS income tax we will Chum anything returns MTet11AYrM bases l bStucco om canmercwo reesrdmento prepared. AfA91A Ira Pay as Packaging storage a w Angela a mrnAm Fee. hBt MNMab boxtaiiuui Seipt Aa � on us" and month diXoum68 s Free (905) 6.9128 As Ram (4161414-5911 esi-It MNLUM aw1•'11 eMarin�571-0755 1 889 491 6600 /u�William Lillsonew Wo vacrrrent eeeth- 683.3005 404_659 ....., ..,,,, .•-.. N.,naw». Av w.u.w a aa...... r. ►`...n..�� , � �. 1 W niece • 1 otete WATSON, Claude Wesley • Passed Deacew y at home February 25, 2000. Will always be re. membered by devoted wile Helen, and kwmg lank- ly Marie, Briar and Geoff Heddle. Marione, Bill, Wes and Chris Bainbridge. Debae and Wayne Downey, Pat, Dale, Alex and Nick Catherwood. Cremation Celetration of his lite at LOW 6 LOW FUNERAL HOME, UXBRIDGE on Tuesday. Fe- bruary 29, 2000 at 700 pm Donations to the York County Hospital or Canadian Cancer Society in keu of flowers. 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. Body's Mere? You'ff need a few things! Plow yotw birth notice in On Ajax Pickering News Advertiser 683-0707 and ask Ir V.. you :an receive a FREE Baoy s Nero cm Pae WMf+ mac man $25. ADs010" FREEI i.,:&F- 5_ r5_ Ii ,ha . Hire "It i."tnale u rede<nuSk al: U,rrlarn Ph-, 462 Pastan St. Pat Perry lwr Baby's Hm G ft Cendkiae a rr,L � nuhk at your local Comedian thug Store, 24 Timmto St.. 10a6rdgc R n..,. W,• •.,q+M,.0 b.OrrW M $.r0- A D,we,., Stay Warm This Remote Car • Starter�� Car Starters — 420-9965 _ CA EATERY FRY DAY 900 am. YEAR AFTER YEAR - SAME OLD PRICES Breakfast Special (Daily) *2609 Luncheon Specials Daily *649 TWO CAN DINE FOR $1 449 E varry D.iv , I tom., W- EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT $1 049 E— ..• ..._ r. .nN --—o' il, _ TWO BEAUTIFUL BANQUET HALLS ALL U.SW 000 Per person Pickering Town Centre 839-2507 NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, Mod 1, 2000 -PAGE 87 AIP axxouxcuc THE POWER WORKERS' 701 PICKERING "A" CHECKLIST For people who waint the facts about Important decisions. There are two ways to approach Important decisions - like the one about re -starting the Pickering "A- nuclear station. Ono way Is just to argue.. Not very useful. Is it /v0 r7E/5! IT ISN'T! The outer Is the Power Worker' way: let's get the facts. The Power Workers already know a lot about Pickering -A" We work there every day. And our families live nearby. We know the plant is safe. But we also know some of our neighbours in Pickering have questions. W you to e a•t . e..y of ewe ...« tata.fr..s• Plefwlrt -A- Fill OW :he coupon end Taal R to urs at, 244 Eql niton Avenue East. Toronto, Ontario. I~ 1K2 or fan It to us at (416) 322.2448. WWII send you a copy of the compleet cher-, Ist - end the enfwers- ,7\Teecl soi-ne NOW is the perfect time to sell .: those unused items in your garage or basement! Place a classified acl ford 10 words or less in as many as 260 000 newspapers-To..ays ifZXJS THE INTERNET AT: www durha>mnews.net NO -y js l rrlsm,7-! �L lu We put your questions on the Power Workers' Pickering -A- Checklist. And now... we have the answers. The Checklist covers health and safety questions, questions about the environment. It's a list of the questions our neighbours have asked us. We've done our research and now we'd like to share the answers with you. That way... we'll all have the facts. And that's the best way to :. approach important decisions. .k i POWER WORKERS' UNION We live in Pickering, too. n you'd tlllerer to order Veer cbee*tlet e04600. vtrtrit ow wen slue et eae.r.eaare.0 _ -10 zvo � oo - Price—of ad varies according to highest priced item in the ad. Items costing up to $100, your act for 3 days only $20.001 Ite-r"s, costing up to $200, your ad for 3 days airily $30-00" Items costing up to $300, your ad for 3 days only $40.00" Items costing up to $400, your ad for 3 days airily $50.001 (-plus C3ST 7%.) 40 More than one item welcome: but highest priced item will determine ad rate. 40 Ad will appear in all your local papers for 3 consecutive days. If items sell, you may cancel, but no refunds and no replacements for other items. Deadline 48 hours prior to publication. Ads must be prepaid by Visa, MasterCard, AmEX, cheque, cash (Interac at Oshawa location only). OSHAWA - WHITBY - CLARINGTON THIS W K (905) 576-933Si OR 683-0707 AJAX/PICKERING PORT PERRY THIS WEEK NEWS ADVERTISER UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE 985-2511 683-0707 852-9741 -'*N P PAGE ss WE ADVEnr1SER, WEDNESDAY EDITION. usai 1.2000 Hail Mary; LOSSA hoops champs Pickering school Monarchs off to OFSAA after beating Fxeter High of Ajax PICKERIM; — The St. Man Cathoh: Scc,md.iry School h1,n- archs senior boys' basketball icain won big over Alax-s Exeter High School Falcons to capture the Lake Ontario Secomdan School Athletics 1 LOSS:11 crown at St. Stephen's Catholic Secondary School to Bow- manville last week As a result. the Monarchs will make their first-ever appearance in senior hovs' basketball at the Ontario Federation of Schools Athletic Asso- ciation (OFSAA) championships in Hamilton March 8 to 10. tit. Man (24-4 overall) used stron, defensive play al keep the Fal- consgrounded en route to a 69-48 victory in the LOSSA final- The Monarchs got off to a quick 14-4 start lhspitc sonic foul trouble later in the contest. St Mary was able to keep Exeter High under wraps. St. Stan coach hike Gordcnsks says his charges were in total control of the game after getting the lead carp in the first halt. "Overali. I think we had firs) much for them...Wc got off to a 14-4 start with our full -court pressure leading to some lumovers. We weren't in truuhle after that. but some foul trou- ble did slow us down, though Exeter played really wcil. 1 give them crcd-' it... Marko Glavic posted a game -high 21 points for the Monarchs. He was followed hr Mark Skcrritt with 17. Dwavnc Cornifle scored 14 for the Falcons The Monarchs advanced to the LOSSA final after downing Bow- man%illc High Schtrol 65-45 in the LA.S.&A. Q� } �"cbr►d■r'f semi-final contest. Meanwhile. Ex- eter High was a 61-56 winner over Osha,Aa's McLaughlin Collegiate Trojans in the other semi-final match. Looking ahead to the OFSAA championships. Gordensky says his team will be entering the great un- known when it comes to playing at the 'AAA' level at the provincials. And. his Monarchs will be a low wed when the match -ups are announced next Monday. -I don't know how we'll do to he honest with you.- he says. "We al- ways tend to play better against teams we'vc never plavcd against. so anything can happen. Obviously. were going to he an underdog and that's sometimes a Food thing. `1ii haven't played any of the top teams this year. If we can play as a team, we can play with tMne teams." In tournament play this seamm, the Monarchs returned home with the title from the Brantford Classic four. raiment. finished as runners-up at a Peterborough high school event, and Placed fourth out of 32 sch(x,[-% at a tourney in Ottawa. Email the newsroom shouston@durham.net A�—F/LE READY CASH Q� SASH REFUNDS WITHIN 24 HOURS c F LED REFUNDS IN ABOUT 2 WEEKS (Most EFiled Returns) 11REE EFILE WITH TAX PREPARATION I(� ASL RETURNS PREPARED Personal, Business Corporations & Trusts 0 BOOKKEEPING SERVICES AVAILABLE ACCT" SERY PICKERING TOWN CENTRE Food Court Area (905) 837-0564 Mat. -Sat.. PAGO Hous Sun. 12-5 (Feb. 6 to April 30) 14mopp- Y50ff OFF!" Our famous Semi -Annual Table Sale is now on! Up to $300 OFF.11 our Camdian-made Dulferin Games table models! Have your table installed and readyas p1@1 YF April30,1000. YOCiAWES Pickering Town Centre 00,A420 -M13 -SOerei tarµUM4 W0./ SeN coat 6mrecb..l, Met, alb =~.sees-en.l. for feel OMPA. ONTARIO GOVERNMENT NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTRE #2 HIGHWAY 401 IMPROVEMENTS HARWOOD AVENUE TO CARRUTHER'S CREEK TOWN OF AJAX, REGION OF DURHAM (MTO FILE: G.W.P. 124-99-00) THE STUDY: The Ministry of Transportation, in partnership with the Region of Durham, has initiated a Class Environmental Assessment to examine improvements to Highway 401 between Harwood Avenue and the proposed new interchange at Carruther's Creek Drive (formerly Pickering Beach Road) in the Town of Ajax. Subject to the final outcome of the study, the Ministry of proposing to: • widen Highway 401 between Harwood Avenue and Carruther's Creek Drive; • construct the previously approved new interchange at Highway 401/Carruther's Creek Drive and build Carruthers Creek Drive from Bayly Road to Highway 2: • replace the Highway 401 underpass structures at Harwood Avenue: and, • permanently remove the Harwood Avenue interchange ramps. THE STUDY PROCESS: This study will follow an approved planning process, according to the requirements of the Provincial Highways Class Environmental Assessment for a Group "B" project, with the opportunity for public input throughout. Upon completion of the study, a report will be available for public review and comment. A notice of completion will be published at that time. If you feel that serious environment concerns remain unresolved, you have the right to request that the project be subject to an Individual Environment Assessment. PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTRE #2: This Public Information Centre will provide the public with an opportunity to review the details of the project. 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The, Panthers have named for- mer head scout Cliff Lung diets - tor of hockey operations. Panther' owner and presi- dent Michael Boyer says Bliz- zard's departure was an amicable one and that the GM merely wants to spend more time with his family. "He feels he's accornplishxf what he wanted to accom- phsh... We're best friends. so there were rot mgativc traits of any lord. He told me he's as ckrc n as a phone call away and he's still willing to help:' ex- plains Boyer. Blizzard says he had a mile - man's handshake agreement with Boyer to stay as general manager for five years. With there five vears at the helm now behind him. the timing was right to step dinvn from tus position. "1've tone my tinter' says Blizzard. "1 want to have a little mewc family time. My daughter wants tet play nngmic next year. and I want to be there for her ut- stead of being away.*' Boyer admits. Mwvcvcr. that a rocky 1999-2(If)(1 regvl r se cion took rats toll on Blv-,;rd -Ihe nx)kic-laden Panther finished the cantpwgn with a disnul 11- 32-3-2 record fir 2ft poonL% and were quickly sdehacd from the playoffs lsy Vaughan. Moreover. the club stencil the sea on 1n tur- moil as firmer head ctach Fac RON BLIZZARO Steps downs as .Panthers' GM Ross and his staff resigned. forc- ing Blizzard and Long to go be - fund the bench on an interim basis until the team &ttW on Brian Blad as the new berth boss. "1 actually felt that over the lam couple of nxntfu he wasn't having much fun anymore:' says Boner. "When the coaching staff quit arxf he and Cliff went be- hind the bettch. 1 think that both - mod him. Gymg from the final four the year before to last place this year probably didn't help a k,c:' Blizzard admits this past sea - stn's turmoil was a factor in his leaving. hW he notes he's rex leaving the club in poor shape. With the stun of rookies who mwv have a waum of junior htickcv expenmcc under their belts, the team %Nukf he on the upswing for the 2pM), 2W cam. paign. Where junior hockey's con- cerned you have to lilac the good with the had. I'm mo leaving the club on A bad note. I krxnv the guys arc going let be competitive Fent year. - During his icnurc with the if Pickering Hockey Association 11 as wesv p.m Wit atwitiew ! Lo VZOW On lifil,! eA.ST END SAI NTS Ji rJ�� r�i 0� � REGISTRATION Saturday, March 4th 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at Ajax Community Centre Sittlest"serold Akio Kaye wo compete for Canelo at do World Junior T'"', l Championships in Perth, Australia mod tel, " The Grade 11 student at Dunbarton High School in Pickering will compete in the of jurdor e(rMd agelmit 75 to 40 of the world's beat 19 -and - under triathletes in the spot! which combines swimming, 't To eend get ready for the world emit Akio trains mon than 20 hours each week and will be leaving soon for a two-week training camp in Florida. MICHAEL BOYER 'We're best friends, so there were no negative traits...' Panther. Blizzard was chiefly responsible for putting together the 199M-99 squad which not only captured a conference championship in the OHA On- tario Provincial Junior 'A' Hock ey league. Met made it to the final four in the playoffs. The 1999-99 Panthers also finished with 74 points. the most ever by a Pickering team. Blizzanl was a Mg Mxtstcr of kraal junior talent. with 15 kids from the Dufivn arca on the club last year. "1 had really good people heaping me:' says Blizzard. 'Tc) bring a Mickey club like that which was down and out (five years ago). to turn it around and nuke it a winner was one of the goals 1 tried to cot.- Bover reports the team's cwchittg ssumxm will be re' view in a meeting next week. As well. he expects thcrc'll•bc some changes in the club's scatting perscmnel for next year. He says kmg-time trainer -Sc,1t- ty' Ramage, who's been hchind the bench on a part-time basis in recent yew', will heL.Tw mom active with the club this coomng was, m A 1 GROEV/ ,'Vr s Ad, rrrrxr phew, Splitting the defence St. Mary Catholic Secortdury School ,%,fon- (LOSSA) .senior lxrvrs' baskethall final. The arrhs Nathan Momongan tries to keep inn- championship rcmtest was plaved at St, tn,l of the ball while splitting the Exeter Stephen's Catlu,lic- Secondury School in High Srhool Falrcros defence during the &,wmanvi/le lust Thursclay. The %f"",irrhs _ Lake Ontario Secoft&ry School Athletics won 69-18. See story on pate 111. NOW We dost faster 1OPE N!, cheaper, better (. mpktc Syltcm L,tvt wxr wy Ft Catalytic COA1t:nu Back BRING OR NENTK)N THIS AD.A.NDGET y/� 4E*16 w 1RA"E Y GAS TANK SERWCE om Exhaust System XmIL 1 Westney Rd. S. 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Tina Tsallas. a Toronto literary agent for the past 20 years, will pass on some of her wealth of knowledge on the publishing business W aspir- ing authors Saturday. March I 1 from 9 a.m. to I I a.m. at Grisanti's Casual Italian Restaurant. 1615 Dundas tit.. Whitby. Nis. Tsallas is one of the rare agents who's accepting new clients. Cost for the breakfast meeting is $8 for writ- ers' circle members and $12 for guests. Seating is limited and catering arrangements treed to be confirmed. so call Carol Clarke at 668-1457 before %larch 9 to reserve your spot. In other writers' circle news. Gwynn Schel- tema wi11 offer an informative workshop called 'Taxation Tips for Writers' at the Toronto School of Business in the Oshawa Centre (entrance by the Golden Griddle). Saturday. March 18 from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Cost is $20 fir WCDR members and $25 for others. Mc Scheltcma has more than 25 years of ac- counting experience. and will answer writer-rc- fated lax questions. 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Cost is $38 at the door, or $33 if paid by March 16. Io register. call Mr. Henry at 416-503-3134. Sue at 905-985-1962. or by E-mail at edge - wood Vaccglobal.net. All poets and songwriters are invited to join an Open Stage Poetry night on the first Wednes- day of each month at The Dungeon. 44 Bond Street E.. Oshawa. For more information on these evenings of mutual appreciation. visit the WCDR Web site at www.wcdcorg. D# brop, os March 51000 1:00 - 310 PM at 114*3 bookstore ill the hrhn Catre. Ajax TRAFAMM /&W Scots Tiu&4 aria rwfakv Tours ro fieri out about eaitW rnotorooaA tours in Britain dr Europe! Book Now. Travel. Pay Later.' Earn Valaabk Sears Club Points.' - . _..Lxdusive Seals ExtraS. AM loin us at the event and youll receive $50 OFF ,�a..TrafalRarTo,,Furs European Vacation! C* �'7 &abwh QAd VW (SOW F !Sr SEMS Pwm*Twm Cure +- (905) 420-7600 ti. kat. T!atr! 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AMIC �C TIL, 2 COLA/ BALM. 4 314900 144' 9Z07gp1 WILSON DORMANT SPRAY KIT Ideal for fruit tre 475234 es Ella `'40f TUU SAN REMO INIy1TE TOIL „s 13L LINEA t. TANKABOWL Sorry No Rain Cheques -- In Stock Merchandise Only! 15 WESTNEY RD, No X427-9931 a WEARE "Eft Hwy 2 al g r BILLBOARD M A R C 11 I 2 0 0 0 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1 OSTEOPOROSIS: The Ajax -Pickering Osteoporosis Support Group meets the first Wednesday of every month from 1:30 to 3:30 p.rn. in lower -level conference rooms A and B al Ajax -Pick- ering Health Centre. 580 Harwood Ave. S.. Ajax. Guest speakers. Free. All welcome. 683-3948 or 428- 6632. PARENT SUPPORT. -lite Ajax-Pickeringchapter of the One Parent Families Associa- tion holds its weekly meeting for custodial and non-custo- dial parents at 8 p.m. at the Annandale Golf and Curling Club. at the corner of Church and Bayly Sts.. Ajax. 831- 1201. THURSDAY. MARCH 2 RESUME: HEI.P: C'arcer As,istancc and Re,ourccs for Employment o@ere a I p.m. resume preparation work shop at 140) Bayly St.. Unit 12. To reserve your place call 42(-4()10. SUPPORT GROUP: Durham Hepatitis C ,upp„rt group meets from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Durham Region Health Department. 1615 Dundws St. E. ( Whitby Mail). 2nd floor in the Health Activity Rrxom. Speakers are gas- troenterologist Dr. Peter Campbell. registered nurse Marsha Attley, and Jennifer Chi--, a repro-sknuaive from Schering Plough Canada. 743-0319 (Jim). NATURALISTS: 'IIx: Pick- ering Naturalists meet in the library of St. Eliiaheth Sctun Catholic School. 491) Strouds Lane, Pickering, from 8 to 10 p.m. Bob Wood of the Carnegie Museum of Natural History discusses birds of the Appalachians. 831-1639 (Michelle). FRIDAY, MARCH 3 BREASTFEEDING: Par- ent, interested in working with other parents to make it easier to discreetly breastfeed their babies are invited to a Breastfeeding Families of Durham meeting at 10 a.m. at the Durham Region's Health Department oil -ice 126 Com- mercial Ave., Ajax. 427-9547 or 723-8521, ext. 2157. BALLYCLIFFE: Bally- clifte L-xlgc. 70 .Station St.. Ajax. holds an Irish Pub Night from 7 to 9 p.m.. fea- turing DJ Scott Barry and Horse Racing. Everyone wel- come. Cash bar, free admis- sion. 683-7321. PRAYER: World Day of Praycr h,r Indonesia is at 7:30 p.m. at Holy Redeemer Catholic Church, 796 Ever Dr., Pickering. Guest speaker Jenny Kwee. 420-5233. SERENITY MEETING: Speaker Ace Clarke tell, h„w he became free of atWicuons as Serenity Group Ivrsts spe- cial open mining at 8 p.m. as Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd.. Pickering 428-9431 (Jim, evenings) World prayer day Friday IV PICKERINC — A worid Da) of Prayer wr%i,c i, being held Friday. March 3 at 7:30 p.m. at Pcacc Luthcr- an Church on Livcrrxx4 Road in Pick- cring. Guest speaker PcM !Malcolm will react a prayer developed by the wt■ncn of Indnnc%m Everyone's welcome. Put the fun in village fest ,UAC — The Pu kennlr Vill;igt Festival i, h■,king lir volurwecrc for its annual summer ccktrarion which serves as the kick -on to Ajax Horne Week People are urgently needed to help organize the vainous everts in the festi- val set for Saturday. lune 10. For nxrc mfirma wn call Eal cn McMullen;* 426-7233. /Branson' a day, b11Ph April 20, May H. 21. June I. 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And to protect you, all electricity suppliers will be licensed by the independent Ontario Energy Board. In the near future, you'll probab;y be hearing from a number of new energy retailers offering a variety of price options for delivery of services beginning in November, 2000. So, if you have questions, or want more information, simply call our toll free number: 7-888-668-4636 Visit our website at www.est.gov.on.ca or e-mail: fyi@est.gov.on.ca It's Your Electricity Now It's Your Choice QQ Ontario AND Pi E4 NEW ADVgT SM WEDNESDAY E=TKK (larch 1, WW AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER TO P/acs Your Ad Call. CLASSIFIED 683-0707 Web Sits: www.durhsmnews.net TEC S., - Training • Education • Careers • Schooling "TECs" Training 1 110 1=2= 110 11v GIN cm fm Get Connected 420-13 F,r,w�C.I Asweiae,er mW Oe •vayVe m -r Corti ya�eL dF•T„ _. The Corporation of the Town of Whitby Fire 8 Emergency c ti Services is currently seeking Qualified candidates for the position ' of DISPATCHER. F 1 ' Secondary School Graduation Diploma (OSSGD); two (2) years of directly related experience: working knowledge of personal computers, including knowledge of and experience with WordPerfect and Quattro Pro 8.0: possess well-developed oral and written communication skills. ability to effectively deal with the public: ability to calmly and effectively handle stressful situations; and. general knowledge of tflorotughtares. Cross streets and railways. Reporting to an under the direction of the Assistant Fire Chief, the Dispatcher is responsible for monitoring, receiving and despatching calls to and from fire units. analyzing and drsseminefing information to fire units: organizing and coordirsatmg ere units during emergency situations and requesting ernergency services for fire units: maintaining status of fire units. receiving and processing telephone calls for Fire. Public Works and Whitby Hydro services: and. opera", updating and maimatning the Fire d Emergency Services computer aided dispatch system. HOURS OF WORK Notating stint. including weekends and holdays SALARY $32.9% per annum Detailed resumes. indiocau education. experience, retareroea, etc. to be forwarded no later than Friday. March to'. 200010: Numr1 rMsowces Oepertimmi The Corporation or She Town of WhHby 575 Rosslered Road Esst WWMY. Ontario LIN 21de FAX. (91115) ties -5M E-U^U- OW*towln.whftyccwLco Personal arAwmerew subrw~ is collected under the eughonly of the Akxrcipal Act, 5.0. 1990. c- M 45, and the Municipal Freedom of Irdormahon and Protecbw of -vtacy Act. R.S O. 1990. c. M.56, and will be used to delermirse eNglic," nor e-viloyment NOTE: We !Malt a1 those persons who apply, bug advsse that adsnowiadgemre, wldl ally be tpwarded to arose appkcart- who are invited for an Interview. DIAMOND INSTITUTE Duham Region's First R Cer66ca loo Comm MPEM M APPROVED DIPLOMA Auftriwd AC NP NC PROGRAMS TI�i i Provider • "0'er'0gr r`vmetiAn3" • CompAw Semm Te&mw Novell • "Of aft SaYmillietwork Engineer PAW -TK COURSES ,IR 0 A+ CeffcW •Ai�fi,,cr�otlso/ftyN�T�-''MCCPI'MCSE • Novell-CMCNE LT PROFESSIMAL MSIGNAMNS CompTIA i - j • A+, Network + MicroaoR Il ROMETRIC S•LLa�.. ,,,..MCsaaEP' MCS' 110m,TESTING • C X DIAAI D O INSTITUTE is registered with the Ministry of Education and Traning, authorized by Microsoh and Novel le deliver *CiW cuniaA= and is an authorized tesmhg cenbe for SyhraNPfarlet is and VUE. FOR OWORMATKM CALL (905) 427-1922 Pon.Flps. o leeksupplier of high quokHe ty pointed outornot vans n Nath Amer ca currently has opportunities for The Idbwinp positions Production Super4b r(s): 3-5 years practical experience in a JIT automotive environment. Preferably, with paint application experience. As a proven team builder you will have excellent communication, problem solving and organ¢ational skills. QUC Wy Lab TechNcion: 2-3 years lab experience in automotive pout application combined with a Quality Assurance Ceftification. QS90M experience an asset. Interested oappbCMts are asked to nail or fax your resume: Hunxm ReiOtAfces, e a PtaintPlos Inc. h- 650 RNey Avo�,�a 1 Alax, eh�� .�`LIS � ANo�1N�Irnt Fcix (9MAYA) MAS 10a NhaeNt d tapplcogt for titin Yilsrasf, fhosratrsr, tier Noss selected for iNMsrW-- we be coMocled. Medlun't size distributor in Ajax requires recent graduate of CGA or CMA program with several years of related experience to take responsibility for accountitV funs tion for th's multi branch operation. COMpeliliwl compensation and benefit package for the right individual. Please reply In confidence to File 0 494, P.O. Boa 481, 865 Fa - I SL Outworn, ON LI N 71.5 stating Walificabons and salary expectations. IN p�nr1� send arorsixeparea Nr tawge Tome ono are Naiad ad to thou wtd am ternmauy puled be A com imird 1ACSErLutus Nows. Oataeau arrllmtrathm unlit orad' computer Manan - A. New media web design and procto amen ng"H" local a Lstmxe MAY De available 10 athable Stuards call Du mien, [905142 7-301 0 ELEGANCE INMGE 1fU0ho DaySw ,.c Shu, A- grNvtdou '.tlrnOr cal a na.nww d 2 Fns ew he NrpMa ver N- ea Fa ww.- los =01wwq ane 123 Alen 51 IMM1' LIN 3r1 1M Ma SUTM :aver T-n.,Zer :w+tn „are• rar,. .q aOWN c .rend iawa. nrlNq�g NrNr a BILINGUAL CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE Paxar Canada Inc., a leading supplier of merchandise identifica- tion systems for retail and industrial applications, is currently seeking two dynamic team players for positions in our Customer Service Department. The ideal candidates have a minimum of two years customer service experience, are computer literate, fluently bilingual (English/French) and have excellent communication skills. A good listener with an aptitude for sales, you will answer inbound customer calls, enter customer orders and be involved in cross - selling and up -selling. Send your resume to: Human Resource Manager 895 Brock Rd. Pickering, Ont. L1W 3C1 email: juditha@paxamanada.ra Fax: 905-039-5130 Thank you for respondrri UnIierturi only those selected yr an interview unit be contacted TELECOMMUNICATIONS ADMINISTRATOR Dynamic Pickering s/w company seeks Individual to co-ordinate telecom installation, billing analysis and associated responsibilities. MUST POSSESS: • Ability to work under pressure, with multiple deadlines • High level of urgency • Detail oriented • Telecom experience a definite awl • High degree of computer proficiency Fax resume to (905) 420-2801 ore.mailtohr@ids-astra.com T.D.S. Personnel Service requires 40 AZ DRIVERS -1 Local Durham contract I Running Southern Ontario -1 Minimum 2 years AZ exp. Apply in person or all 112 Athol St. Suite 203 Whitby Phone: (905)430-0605 Toll Free: 1-077-033-330'0 titi'HITBI' TOYOTA rvq u in ti An Experienced BUSINESS MANAGER Male/Female. Please call: Ian Kingsley (905)668-4792 Fax resume to: (905)430-7874 SIGN UP TODAY WORK TOMORROW °iCKER NG A,Ax WHITBY OSHAWA LIGHT d HEAVY ASSEAABIY/PACKAGING APPLY IN PERSON ONLY ADEtpYT PERSONNEL 'S-arwood A.N,s Suite 202 Alox 3"N yow void dwghm for direct dp- / �� 11 caws NEED A JOB? Are you 16-24? Call the l'MCA Hodinec4 964 -JOBS Local L::s115(905) 427-7670 YMCA Drhm Empkiyaem Srvam ifROD ea)ly St., sulk lbs node Ike Pic" GO Strood) • lar be ed arsawl t Nwt err NKSF or CICSO? Cotl(Iadoa Is way le alt IT Caner. Let ottlrlgra College belp pe staid a career. classes ful" tplicldy. Call NOwt FolMiteg ntey bo awNable. Courses sud Match 21, 2000. Call NOW 905-721-3321 for filen hdW=Mboa WEB Loma Flexible f" dates Prime, tute Scarborou win nomos a. Needed -- n rarakiweL Tv Conor- oe"ditto cal. Wer•Ia. fid extra mink If xcwwd tra.wq ar l.prrpm Na Covered GII 116595.1010 or 1.S0o- NN 0.6 E.LUS. Nor 3 elDmOpNlo EN Llunaraom IF. 1e, Fa1 30 - 1230 dao Mon $1207An tonna by ptor or in an a by m e39.1670 X1451 . AT1Ea11/m movEr41 Ale you a 601111 rlaW and Pap. lied ams -bong Orme to. uredDDdevektifing a- Donoyou yo. barmtl Iwaiaauys Irq Your riperhence'+ ren a IUGram peeanlaga con. 1 Genera HOP A2 oartas -ea % run heart -..cal :..a eine we IAvtrd SyM W War 1 112 tam us nper"M come ata .IONto a o.Nrweraor die was VOW Ica .orae A,4W TIMOWw R 716. CJ as TNANSPM re Pees wile ad yen fpDoerr m rw mdryw :i5 L ,•ate r sew a roes prdNe-- aN put Po Sw 1432 t Nm w 1"77-. talo 6m5 n to 511}9771471 An ale CUSTOMER SERVICE Sm Advertiser re. Ousts the 4111vlrn6en dt.a their ad upon Publication as lam Ad - Witter will not be re- sponsibN to more elan one Incorrect insertion Intl there thea be no It - ability ability to notHeturtion of aw advertisement. Lability to mons it acs m bE1Rad to me anDEae paid for dt space Otcu- rim 9a error. M Caw is wood ua epi ed at miinap meat of N MsAIW%W TELEPHONE SALESPERSON • tiainsiM py d te.00 a lion pYs caeNN'saoa. • flow "maps of $15.00 w hmw • Good tlnWl camwric*w dolt saameal • Medal ve fup -menl yam im ign • with or rlkad aperiaa. Trailing presided • A* Wcabm • warlm 1110M AladeI ED Thi rit y 6 p.m.- 9 pm. I Ob Mkd%fh MAaa nxa. erne, M and top of we taw eeapmem to mmuffims uradvate In as little as One mrneled ippllunl Fa 372n MON Rprn At 9os. MARM 6-12 months in: Anam ea thio lfrs tial A Olhes Lod term sus 43 • Network AdmMea IMCPWE SITF immediate NO I me po sit" 31:05 to w" Iran klet-1, a nw-1 $,openSWaW UFSI(:NER (MCSEICNA) Ing m prondea Mpsl Id1 Dy .e %hmhh DN+hnm •Conti a,w-w Appecwlr-IMOUS) IAao 7n0 tail Wed'n or Thum 'am . Eliiiireea` I'TFRNFT 2 30 p m 1905)) 723-4920 ue aComp iAMbca N PR(X:K4MMER ..m. Cork * III Month Dri.,mal . S-11 Business Macaw +' 1J.NITED SEATS! L.gr Amemp,eave A. • once Asspuni GIN cm fm Get Connected 420-13 F,r,w�C.I Asweiae,er mW Oe •vayVe m -r Corti ya�eL dF•T„ _. The Corporation of the Town of Whitby Fire 8 Emergency c ti Services is currently seeking Qualified candidates for the position ' of DISPATCHER. F 1 ' Secondary School Graduation Diploma (OSSGD); two (2) years of directly related experience: working knowledge of personal computers, including knowledge of and experience with WordPerfect and Quattro Pro 8.0: possess well-developed oral and written communication skills. ability to effectively deal with the public: ability to calmly and effectively handle stressful situations; and. general knowledge of tflorotughtares. Cross streets and railways. Reporting to an under the direction of the Assistant Fire Chief, the Dispatcher is responsible for monitoring, receiving and despatching calls to and from fire units. analyzing and drsseminefing information to fire units: organizing and coordirsatmg ere units during emergency situations and requesting ernergency services for fire units: maintaining status of fire units. receiving and processing telephone calls for Fire. Public Works and Whitby Hydro services: and. opera", updating and maimatning the Fire d Emergency Services computer aided dispatch system. HOURS OF WORK Notating stint. including weekends and holdays SALARY $32.9% per annum Detailed resumes. indiocau education. experience, retareroea, etc. to be forwarded no later than Friday. March to'. 200010: Numr1 rMsowces Oepertimmi The Corporation or She Town of WhHby 575 Rosslered Road Esst WWMY. Ontario LIN 21de FAX. (91115) ties -5M E-U^U- OW*towln.whftyccwLco Personal arAwmerew subrw~ is collected under the eughonly of the Akxrcipal Act, 5.0. 1990. c- M 45, and the Municipal Freedom of Irdormahon and Protecbw of -vtacy Act. R.S O. 1990. c. M.56, and will be used to delermirse eNglic," nor e-viloyment NOTE: We !Malt a1 those persons who apply, bug advsse that adsnowiadgemre, wldl ally be tpwarded to arose appkcart- who are invited for an Interview. DIAMOND INSTITUTE Duham Region's First R Cer66ca loo Comm MPEM M APPROVED DIPLOMA Auftriwd AC NP NC PROGRAMS TI�i i Provider • "0'er'0gr r`vmetiAn3" • CompAw Semm Te&mw Novell • "Of aft SaYmillietwork Engineer PAW -TK COURSES ,IR 0 A+ CeffcW •Ai�fi,,cr�otlso/ftyN�T�-''MCCPI'MCSE • Novell-CMCNE LT PROFESSIMAL MSIGNAMNS CompTIA i - j • A+, Network + MicroaoR Il ROMETRIC S•LLa�.. ,,,..MCsaaEP' MCS' 110m,TESTING • C X DIAAI D O INSTITUTE is registered with the Ministry of Education and Traning, authorized by Microsoh and Novel le deliver *CiW cuniaA= and is an authorized tesmhg cenbe for SyhraNPfarlet is and VUE. FOR OWORMATKM CALL (905) 427-1922 Pon.Flps. o leeksupplier of high quokHe ty pointed outornot vans n Nath Amer ca currently has opportunities for The Idbwinp positions Production Super4b r(s): 3-5 years practical experience in a JIT automotive environment. Preferably, with paint application experience. As a proven team builder you will have excellent communication, problem solving and organ¢ational skills. QUC Wy Lab TechNcion: 2-3 years lab experience in automotive pout application combined with a Quality Assurance Ceftification. QS90M experience an asset. Interested oappbCMts are asked to nail or fax your resume: Hunxm ReiOtAfces, e a PtaintPlos Inc. h- 650 RNey Avo�,�a 1 Alax, eh�� .�`LIS � ANo�1N�Irnt Fcix (9MAYA) MAS 10a NhaeNt d tapplcogt for titin Yilsrasf, fhosratrsr, tier Noss selected for iNMsrW-- we be coMocled. Medlun't size distributor in Ajax requires recent graduate of CGA or CMA program with several years of related experience to take responsibility for accountitV funs tion for th's multi branch operation. COMpeliliwl compensation and benefit package for the right individual. Please reply In confidence to File 0 494, P.O. Boa 481, 865 Fa - I SL Outworn, ON LI N 71.5 stating Walificabons and salary expectations. IN p�nr1� send arorsixeparea Nr tawge Tome ono are Naiad ad to thou wtd am ternmauy puled be A com imird 1ACSErLutus Nows. Oataeau arrllmtrathm unlit orad' computer Manan - A. New media web design and procto amen ng"H" local a Lstmxe MAY De available 10 athable Stuards call Du mien, [905142 7-301 0 ELEGANCE INMGE 1fU0ho DaySw ,.c Shu, A- grNvtdou '.tlrnOr cal a na.nww d 2 Fns ew he NrpMa ver N- ea Fa ww.- los =01wwq ane 123 Alen 51 IMM1' LIN 3r1 1M Ma SUTM :aver T-n.,Zer :w+tn „are• rar,. .q aOWN c .rend iawa. nrlNq�g NrNr a BILINGUAL CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE Paxar Canada Inc., a leading supplier of merchandise identifica- tion systems for retail and industrial applications, is currently seeking two dynamic team players for positions in our Customer Service Department. The ideal candidates have a minimum of two years customer service experience, are computer literate, fluently bilingual (English/French) and have excellent communication skills. A good listener with an aptitude for sales, you will answer inbound customer calls, enter customer orders and be involved in cross - selling and up -selling. Send your resume to: Human Resource Manager 895 Brock Rd. Pickering, Ont. L1W 3C1 email: juditha@paxamanada.ra Fax: 905-039-5130 Thank you for respondrri UnIierturi only those selected yr an interview unit be contacted TELECOMMUNICATIONS ADMINISTRATOR Dynamic Pickering s/w company seeks Individual to co-ordinate telecom installation, billing analysis and associated responsibilities. MUST POSSESS: • Ability to work under pressure, with multiple deadlines • High level of urgency • Detail oriented • Telecom experience a definite awl • High degree of computer proficiency Fax resume to (905) 420-2801 ore.mailtohr@ids-astra.com T.D.S. Personnel Service requires 40 AZ DRIVERS -1 Local Durham contract I Running Southern Ontario -1 Minimum 2 years AZ exp. Apply in person or all 112 Athol St. Suite 203 Whitby Phone: (905)430-0605 Toll Free: 1-077-033-330'0 titi'HITBI' TOYOTA rvq u in ti An Experienced BUSINESS MANAGER Male/Female. Please call: Ian Kingsley (905)668-4792 Fax resume to: (905)430-7874 SIGN UP TODAY WORK TOMORROW °iCKER NG A,Ax WHITBY OSHAWA LIGHT d HEAVY ASSEAABIY/PACKAGING APPLY IN PERSON ONLY ADEtpYT PERSONNEL 'S-arwood A.N,s Suite 202 Alox 3"N yow void dwghm for direct dp- / �� 11 caws NEED A JOB? Are you 16-24? Call the l'MCA Hodinec4 964 -JOBS Local L::s115(905) 427-7670 YMCA Drhm Empkiyaem Srvam ifROD ea)ly St., sulk lbs node Ike Pic" GO Strood) • lar be ed arsawl t Nwt err NKSF or CICSO? Cotl(Iadoa Is way le alt IT Caner. Let ottlrlgra College belp pe staid a career. classes ful" tplicldy. Call NOwt FolMiteg ntey bo awNable. Courses sud Match 21, 2000. Call NOW 905-721-3321 for filen hdW=Mboa WEB Loma Flexible f" dates Prime, tute Scarborou win nomos a. Needed -- n rarakiweL Tv Conor- oe"ditto cal. Wer•Ia. fid extra mink If xcwwd tra.wq ar l.prrpm Na Covered GII 116595.1010 or 1.S0o- NN 0.6 E.LUS. Nor 3 elDmOpNlo EN Llunaraom IF. 1e, Fa1 30 - 1230 dao Mon $1207An tonna by ptor or in an a by m e39.1670 X1451 . AT1Ea11/m movEr41 Ale you a 601111 rlaW and Pap. lied ams -bong Orme to. uredDDdevektifing a- Donoyou yo. barmtl Iwaiaauys Irq Your riperhence'+ ren a IUGram peeanlaga con. 1 Genera HOP A2 oartas -ea % run heart -..cal :..a eine we IAvtrd SyM W War 1 112 tam us nper"M come ata .IONto a o.Nrweraor die was VOW Ica .orae A,4W TIMOWw R 716. CJ as TNANSPM re Pees wile ad yen fpDoerr m rw mdryw :i5 L ,•ate r sew a roes prdNe-- aN put Po Sw 1432 t Nm w 1"77-. talo 6m5 n to 511}9771471 An ale CUSTOMER SERVICE Sm Advertiser re. Ousts the 4111vlrn6en dt.a their ad upon Publication as lam Ad - Witter will not be re- sponsibN to more elan one Incorrect insertion Intl there thea be no It - ability ability to notHeturtion of aw advertisement. Lability to mons it acs m bE1Rad to me anDEae paid for dt space Otcu- rim 9a error. M Caw is wood ua epi ed at miinap meat of N MsAIW%W TELEPHONE SALESPERSON • tiainsiM py d te.00 a lion pYs caeNN'saoa. • flow "maps of $15.00 w hmw • Good tlnWl camwric*w dolt saameal • Medal ve fup -menl yam im ign • with or rlkad aperiaa. Trailing presided • A* Wcabm • warlm 1110M AladeI ED Thi rit y 6 p.m.- 9 pm. I Ob Mkd%fh MAaa nxa. erne, M and top of we taw eeapmem to Advert One mrneled ippllunl Fa 372n MON Rprn At 9os. a News sell Is looking for reliable people to insert and delipvyer f door to door Anam ea thio lfrs tial A Olhes Lod term sus 43 �pa�pAesrsv and yl ers e'er Wednesday, Friday immediate NO I me po sit" 31:05 to w" Iran Saturday in m aIle F1Ckerinq thea. Deliveries must be, completed by 6:OOpm. Ing m prondea Mpsl Id1 Dy Must have a vehicle. IAao 7n0 tail Wed'n or Thum 'am . For more information 2 30 p m 1905)) 723-4920 call 905.6834117 AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER 230 Con.enc;.l Ave.. Ajous� v-iSA� duu.im pill tl� W Ganrp INq IConstruction Company dowg work for retail G<tomers, looking for experienced carpenter/drywall person for store e,I. vabonsf ew stores "angportation regwred 905-852-7214 F. RSume 905.052.3723 COOKS wino �xver�n.vx s milling to work nights Hary h ('noon Pub nl I e" Ste Knhn, Mtchen Manager ,gnrr 2 p. in. COUNTED HELP NEEDED '• movie Nnowi "d will ow snov am " 12 05111110HO 111,1191" . iter l iaol 721 990o cotmam ONna7 -m Nxr an ae necew ro wry ^• Owner n am rorom w A:t Cy N�1.S7 Ji7000!] �r C1IAFTFIq ramno e.wro- ':,d, pin.. Mme Ion , ��d,e, nota made Mwmyer s Ew.1r�Es1� aliYtNEe yl fO6wiF5K7 al0MM pn,e.c.0 �,sn ww -c.-w7 L1„wv . p..r...• ret -•d c�a .w... wee•-+�•.w cillo axr+nss TINE NMS ADVERTLIER is looking for prospects to newspopers am • rs to the vette ��:�� Cornwall or Coles A tie, Chapman Dr. Willer Ave Lake Crt. Gifford Cri. Abba cn. Bramwell Dr. Kirkham Or Fotherglen Rd. S. Ldley Ave. Daley St, Honlmam U1. wMarnan Dr. Addhbtxy Blvd. AAuN-J Ave. vitt rweck Ave. Plunb St Cockburn St. Kai Cres. Roosevelt Ave Admiral Rd. Forest lid. Parry . Patterson Cres. Patterson cres, Palmer Dr. lig• oras. Dake Dr. Pearce Dr. FOR FURTHM 905.603-5117 _iHN1N - Inner, CW temp arrw Is lo" tr in aewwtal aspadrr tint r cdNerw .alta sly sew •M r Nom sera Eacaea b IIw 1w 481. w5 Fam.Na St.. Ori- 011 IIT IFI OWNILL tIWeI rwaeel nawaterw un NINE hafmA n the. er aeeilrioad in war feat 3T-twei rat M ci suaren aBgas lance how Wpldwa" w•4sNu N w01YA0 1% iiwpem IM M Dwellem Igen area 7300 per eat •woke .Wt wmaa, crape 750031500 � /"A ENNevence a q bail. Calan! lake D,Nk- sm0(905) 721.1325*An Per Week.. prdlicla in le, cowlrt d your own host SIM a so- no lea of fr2�00 DwptlE�aT W. siva 541. Fel 436, 1pN- sl W. 0.. LSar 2mt. (WNW prgwlem reduced tato we dw 9065093751 -ago young Car �laeaeary ES A9l SM Tat fMM mit To PrWres Eon a busy y22000C season Must ba prolitwr .. CIWTAx and WICK• IIOOxs Fu mines to (905) 613-2426 UTNUO LTMT nudinjA to, studio show bury bar salon in Bmokkn 1 wi s�ost mere etc . slaty L ws mm EXCOW opprtrvh 905 to SIGN Pnrie or 4a msunN to 7311371 CONTRACT DELIVERY DRIVERS Apply at any Pizza Pizza location in: hiring hiring 15 COOKS If you are bright, courteous and looking for a great opportunity, this is your chance! We offer excellent wages paid training and benefits to full and part time employees. Days, weekends and evening shins available Oshawa M4Y 2H9 Whitby Fax 416-967-3566 Pickering Phone: 1-800-265-9 Ajax hire me plzzapl22: Ew oche.' /H }try, CIBRIUGF. TRIBL'NE requl re, t NEWSPAPER CARRIERS to deliver papers twice a week in the following areas: UXBRIDGE Mill St, Water St, Main SLS, btanetta St, Franklin St, Brock SI.E, Planks Lane, f arkmde Dr, Main St. N., Bnrk St. BRISTON POND Briton S,iri Cti Alta Rd, CANNINGTON Carrwn)n N tib'. C„untr [.it Meadowlands Dr, Windsor C'rt Also Adult Carrier for walk & drive routes needed Call Debbie 905-852-9741 MINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT QLALIFICATIONS: .. J and-LaWim d hint, ptsL-litg k •i;.� M.+ h- vid- to Accents r, .n5 wria n ted ural cwwwe.ycasa..1i ~.. -lww telephone .1.11, "a plw.rtt Wile n, .fie su-tee •~^'fix «n+Neunw»I 4,16 what tar sedge, w m„In�aek red meet .trot de+dbovs -+a vnpueer.kdN wr)t wipelenar n M. r„wit VElurtl and Earl n„ ;Noodle En wqe . • high levd d cx lidirN- r,.,:,r, due the Mahan, d the work nvaheJ. Aam10oN to detail when utivuet g data • r'Fw% a rfe-Pondeni to mauve toasty iniad for able, k, w,.k wee under p.rwtue /I• -d .wHwN, - - - - beg dead►ewY red dral- r. k h eth nulbpk pr ioret". rw~ send wwnwe FILE 04" Oshawa This Week P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ontario., blit TLS 40 BEAUTY SUPPLY Pirkrrll0)( ll,e►cation FULL-TIME HAIRSTYLIST Clientele preferred. Must be sett -motivated and energetic. Lucrative Compensation Package. Can (sat) fasts-tt►sss ways or Fax (9") 944-91566%. C mm w joie a winalog Teamed We are looking for someone full-time with: • A flare for decorating • Has creativily • Enjoys working with people • Room for advancement Experienced applicants only apply Will resttme b: File N 497 P.O. Box 481 865 Farewell St. Oshawa, Ont L I H 71_5 If there are rums or individuals to whom you do not wish yo lr reply sent, simply place your application in an emEelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application aril list it an envelope and address to: Box Replies. ff the advertiser is one of the names on Your list your application will be destroyed. PLEASE NOTE, Rum that we land dkwdltE 9 r 0 1 - This week, will nN Oriliimb must SM dimirectly an Indicated by the instrac0olts in the ad. GOLF COURSE MECHANIC is" b Cherry Downs Golf k CLntry Club Experience with small and medium size enggine repair. For More mho Please call BILL MCALLISTER 648.3035 OR FAX RESUME TO (%S) 649.1682 EXPFIgNMO HAIR $TIL .r5 REOUIREC lull and Wel "•'w mmvhabn DYarynee i .S)qui commrnwn Call F�T`123►-rt�OnLm WETFns ,14aIneM wage ,nm 7•mnes Alto and or amai dto well Amoss -•v ,aplwea 1e, e Ch mi r + roll ae w Sievert FULL IM Ned teed needed C,arw !---pelt la A I, ,ire -i Gera doh ea+oa a n�+en ii,ikmvo pick -xi an assa..ard to tan MW lyre tdrll diners � r"Kt Dap hones on a ,;ad Lywwlw Ad WM AM to w ma)""W utrygl fUi[ FMNr-Tali -... bit u •,u• ew, bov,,, owes .aye •e stata�vn bwAift Cie i9054:30 730 NAeMttusr mase. lw .4 1.- wen roppi"rd, le, .•.•.ph, Haiw7M7. oNewe _"• : R} t'Mk =A* W HAlMillJt7 mm Axapttpi, :uswv„ snick and per Y saws to .om n r ua M tam Eam mom are +v No oe.www n I,,,nd CI Yinrtndi aL w•PIgaMPR+I.0 rhmwH rte. nMi aPd +envie rrw NELP a TIO +smeaeee �.• mrO b.neMe, woe, uv: Pi fy mon ae,- - w tMw a rap 420-7396 I'Neer File "OMWowl '*Em' • dr Or Wed,;" mlo..nn.,n"'and AN! 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Now when you adverb&, your wad ad e1R.01! gird knlMrlet aC e6.61ar INMf "Ble, 0" F OCAL FORD DEALEPub Counter Person, required ith Ford Dealership experience. Contact Matt Alley y X05-686-2300 Immediately Requires: CLASS AZ Dit1YER 12957 Tenth Line, Stouffville (905) 640-5222 or 1-800-263-3325 FAX (905) 640-1748 ATTN: JAMES AZ DRIVERS - PICKERING Logistics Provider, requares AZ Drivers. Full -lime posttlons avallabk Most have 3 leas el9enelce Fun rate $17.00 per hoer. Hang ASAP Call 905 4: 9 97: 1 . 3', C No agencies please. THE FiDDLER & FIREMAN Opening Soon .Vow Hiring' • Servers • Coaks • Bar Persons • Hems / Bus 4pply in Person: 235 Bayly SL W., Ajax IF THE NEWS ADVERTISER is looking for Kids to deliver papers and flyers door to door four times a week by 6:00 FMN, In their net ghb•rhoods- esll 905^683-5117 KIDS! KIDS! KIDS! - Ages 2+ - Wanted for TV & Movie ,lobs! No Fees!! MerVWorr*n 16-65 yrs. Needed for same! No extras. Parents Call 1416) 221-3829 1 OF17MCEra IMHELP RE1 Q VOaXtRceLMDllp Experience^. rehaoiP pPrSor wanted for busy one person office for 9erwal ac- hes. Needs to work with n-- super- vision. haw accoufMnq knowledge. goorWora keeprg and arq-nizaboryel Fax ►avert, with salary espeetatioo to: 905-686-2156 AN IIIDUSTRY LEADER ael-re a NwYel Rover., Irrrn,.rF lad P,.k-F. -Aul- rw,r rtsulls-,wrnrn/ %." P InY L-4 k,uwi, l Tllr rlrc-- Ad c+Ridvlst rag art r a lair 1 .sen .R#.lekeR" W-rdauyrw W hard, air p,ararsel. dwil ad -"U-- d rya4 twelua Es a Vreeawd rlr- • 4n e%q Fwew Fed . A.P-.w Ail • I,aAI uryw-d re-lww rntt pev-w C.O. h a , Frit alRR.eRaR.w-prewpe • hays~ MIS (rMsi 4k.6 Fax: (905) 120-1961 N: iM4MNwkMckbrRkel .Vrr P1r-r v/ll Plea,, INE Us 11 -les, 4'r 6•"R' BEpI so. Fiewele ee FIELD SALES REPRESENTATIVES Juin our Team' No experience neccssary! If you are energetic, enthusiastic, outgoing and let r how to close, we want you! Rckenng and Newmarket area. We offer full training, a guaranteed hourly wage plus bonuses or straight commission. Full-time dayshifts, part- time evening and weekends. Health care benefits for full time employees. GARRY'S GARDEN GALLERY has the followrrlg bymenl n�paxtunataes 4 - sett Rpolived Full ti part time Garden Centre Retail Sales Clerks Should have knowledge of garden oenia pr ducts and be visiting to learn. Must be wsllu to work weekend,evenng'a and holidays and as weather Must work well As a team part) Want and with the public. Please send Iesanra bdore lards 20,2000 m. CARRY'S GARDEN GALLERY 40 KENT ST., WEST LINDSAY, ONTARIO K9V 6C3 No phone calks please IN6f INtp � miie"* For Paper CarNertirg Plant in Pid9rirg OdwiIM6Ole OWN Pee••eM Grab IZ%m Secondary Education JA.S.CJIN o i Seety eLperieraoe AIeaMll, 4 mwwx pwcal pr kwvy AEN so Work Oft 4 overbids ft Ober CprplNO !stay A, con"" pad 0wdb. Iloreblad applicants lax to: Tim Whit Ter" bbdwtriee Lad. (1111110 60B-3994 01110 PSA Ca/S Pi"m EF= acturing Company rea has an opening for: Welder lder's helper ve waggeess & benefits provided. me to:(905) 434-6409 Expperirrtced Cabinet Maker & M371work Supervisor required by established east -end display company. Must have at least 10 years experience in t!Te woodworkLun1gg industry to supervise up to tip pe•ple. Salary is negotiable, based on experience. Please fax resume to - (416)752 -9653, Attention: ProduM ction anager INSTALLER MU" a call Mrsmin . - P MAO Please 905-839-2594 for appointment PA MCO, a division or Enrrflex Systems Limited requires a Field Service Mechanic for their Scarborough facility. As a Service Mechanic, you will be involved in the heavy duty industrial engine markets. The ideal candidate must have a Journeyman Mechanic ticket, he highly motivated and a team player with good interpersonal skills. Considerations Also given to 4- year apprentice. We offer a competitive wage, a comprehensive hemfets package and a company service vehicle. Interested Individuals are invited to submit a resume in confidence to Jim Breslin: PAMCO 60A McGriskin Rand Scarborough, ON MIS 5C5 Premier Peterbilt Inc. is a fast -paced growing company We pride ourselves with a high level of service among our employees and our customers orilike, We are presently looking (L2r S,el Technic Tans at our Whitby location. We *r • A Comprehensive &mefit Package • Pension Plan & Group Health insumna • Sl Boot Allouitince • Ai commodating Shit! Work • ShrR Prrm7u7rs • C'muMhOpportundrs If Lh:. is the environment dig you would WLe vbe a part of, please send your fax your mstarle to the follow'g PREMIER PETERBILT MC., I'll 1377 Hopiam St, Whitby ON LIN 2C2 Fac (9057 665.9$'1' Attyr Io-LLNAr Bateman pM'°ral pM'°rr B Bw4iom N L A L Spaeak., a ., supP(emmml stiff -4 HOSPITAL NURSES • General Duty • Emergency • Cntical Care - Paeds � -• ewe -P P6eeee CMI or Fax Relela lw. eN. 7416) 927-7&W 1- 14/q Nil.W11 Ask Ear Teresa, 1ewMr1t UsiMba 1.,!■ Cwrwallylp ADYEXTLSEM Is :conn for prospects to newspaQey7 ria nyers to me ;6>037 areas PICKERING Souhcon Rd COrN@dw Cwt maple W Cri. SpnirgNAew Dr. Gewalt Cres. Cekburn St. Waterbed Gate Senator St. Lancrepa St. Prneyrpve Ave WooOurew Ave. cr.«Rale Cres. RosehaNl Rd $01forrsaat1ele or Art>berle• Rd, N4pmng Crt. Naparlse Rd. Driftwood Cn. Plrtscreelk Crt. McIman St Clearsde Cn. Euuerldpe Cres. Straaxriore Cres. Derwale Dr. WoOdraii Ave. =Rd. Dr. FkdcreuRd. Fid. Ssalok Or. 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Waded. 98.ODOkms elmed. elalloy nms 7 passenger, $16000 080 Call ane, 4p m 9O1 697-2871 IMMONDA CMC CI 5-spd .In ar con Black only 24.000 km RGGUW min- Ireace we wwalon A rare W 613.M Call 723-3590 as br Joe '15, 1760402 rt Re - 1 RD*000 :; rrn $615 til ._::+..all. •,ever Ot.re•p acrwnm„dAruq �uiM •m.,rs .� ,• arra w:S 139 v691 II KNOON dry' ort a ;u,v.,l,•:: S„. eA." (Sol "Wyly two NDN M, &-+ruby Marl, 1st -ase Ic am ameoul W uundas St. 3760 per %Mum "'e"' Wall caw Cal amu (9051 665.7543 e$ -A-6 $0 sell= ST S. utilities M Avbiatile mme0%auy FRs1atM rep%r4a 3 -bedroom Ap in no.$$ ram St.DW L9pS1511-3229 a 1905924- ON2 owl rAAME - I and 2 bedroom Ips Parbrp aild %Wry tAkmkes Centra Io44ar1 (9051404-6599 337 SO= ST. MMTN - Aval101t reh fill 1 bedroom apt. $1.307,mrm Avail MMN 1st 2 ham apt .2001/month Ar and 6 alp 7t-376wen0 kill app"AdeddeKment IQ wen EMM -Two bedroom pea don kir Meal Ise Wel man, Used bw-nse. dun elm maws buildup Appkarim. 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(9051579-9016 ONE A TWO NBR00M apts Myr Apo 6 May 'st COmm- bmy localed in UxdM, n RWOI awl oc -. 6wld- Irp 11001 to view call 905 - %MMA 2nd 6 3rd floor of duplex 2 bedrooms Iswnp room. btown filth, .= rtiare Mailable ApnI 1st $750 ukWRa CAN 4.7970 fOYYM AJAX Bea- e ial YSrrwn• Aunrrym sup :)Mrs Rw%%p 4* liveodid ^. nA1Ar Aryry -Fill GiAl WS -ell, Inch -re 1105Ni91144 SWIM GOVAKA,Foees der are bw:• ..snare w D. e slit pa•bn9 Ary atm h est 6{OOmO urs&lwl b -.1 n ,747 242 ps 7417 '14' a 905 sn 7331 sre1 sPacros era ms.'bward 2 5e:'. aaidp1ss Ary A 900 Am: nrM Gt.ra k So- . o idoom pro Pro.b me IF tdtost ta4O F Uh -are A SLOW w4M Wild Call 726/MS OSHAWA h- SWI $690 s Sets• juin" net -r to schow sit0► and 401 Papal • ngin past your maw cal ff (905) 721-8741 Two KOROON aWr'^ler" yn)nI nn Nei wool; writ 1 ACU D 04 IfLV nisi .. 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Avr Apra est call Bedsmno'D-Ae um. snare 9016668787 bedlen a la%agy ores aur hon4hi $110 WtaM, el- duuve Cal 077.0556 Show ACCONModlim RWts a10 use of new Mase Aw io snare Film eortwp owlesswnal AripDle m edMleh 3490•pnoe am carte he Q Iwnnay ane utilities nauaw Penn fall NS -619-9286 or 905-767- SOUTH OS MU Cim walk to GM 3pe".house to stove in proles s,onal5 Am u.a. urdldsp IAunary. Cale tial, DR -4r ppAarlun9 he No pe19smoking S350mlxnn. hrsblaprelen mos Female will ArL1aO,e oAay 1st til 579 6322 lsnp) .1 aKke PICRBIINC VILLAGE. 407 1i1 h My S5ppaiCcCe Char SAlon 3500-40 Ara, Apnl 1 y1905128-1171 e l RAI% ftnum D"V World Flonda wit, slay a Ho1alhe them you Coins spend lets and gel more m a 4.Oarm turn horns Canadian deer 4 WO -2,61996'(905)430-9498 Into llMmn$ aOrW Coal -,ane 1111°11 $179.sse, FOensou t Toes. HNE ODlat•H.ry2 Stied rooms. 1112 ba0rsmf urpe tg114q45 sor� $AC[m� , 401 a�.97 APPWMwn . rAwwMD - r1R1Nwr ' .Ire to d%16en 'ell, tp4y 1..0 ilrre6. 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Lauri it y. ai arable May est 5000 month nciel Call (9051852-5764 OWrEL MCI) - Raw 2 ,6 roan basement All SeperaN unt'ariol no pewsmtung ON pamrrq� snare 'A1W 4"Aable Mann 1s: $750 month mda,ve F1rsNSt t9%µ20 -9591 My rem nlwe you Cal own your oil iumre for Dna man you than.7'' Cam Dave Hay - Iola Sies Rep me/Man Sumnut RWtr 11991 LIC .9051 66838M or 1905) 666 3211 1 1loeer ftM AAr beaulnul 3-,droom SM-tunoo. man hour. uunary Pal". lrrop yard tWn oescrt. I'Must rel trots No,Islsmdung $9D0^ pr 51040 nclull (9051686-8104 AJAK. 3.wrwm country home uwa lbw. suitable I. igon*au.ssWelTh,cksr . 3 Drip new 2storey at- uined panage. 041 crit . rrala0k Apel 1st 51/00• monthly. (905)668- 6m (9M, 16,55-4107 OMAWA - 3EMI - 3 bdrms Orel Ia nr dose to all anenmes ReshM paroled Flrstlasf And references No pen/Smobng sminow plOs Walys CLI 1905)4x- Al ISAIGE 86' NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION. March 1. 2000 11 EL er teme " Eff PAk IM- = title Makes Pukk Nafm a MUMS aria (ovum). an rinall. Inturmg CAC. PUBLIC NOTICE naw wvrmk, fool, doors. IiltdlMw, and bm1n00rna rc� eivoil loo, bunko bodacare rikore taanert am 436- ,y, O'hMria+ and l►cranv I'ivaarw rt (fa ran. Zone SI26.500 19051 436- T <'anada l'anada 2776 Iiia PRraiMt ACRES ming nature trees .0lj!,` to go" course n MoZ n; TMna 4-Ndrow. anchi 1waMy Cawood. multrlewl horde. 2-nrepuci s. caredral 4aakdif " 2 car detacnM ga rapt. demand pool. Lura tams won. Daveo drive very Pnvae' $324.000 For cone old can 905.987-2072 AAW semi-cieacheo oings- row 3 DO'com. carport. in. suiakd Trop. 2-Cedreom Dase- diem apani wit $165.000 CA W6 2979. eOw WNVILLE-SMC100S. 4 . 7 DMrpUm none 4 Path woins. 2.1,d,ens. rrunv w - grades legal renal apart rnent, own tmrance with w wM ou Moral great rnali ng. OAC. mon, details call WS -697-2702 CIEM MAUTIFUL SEMI. Pch'i, rip $1'9 080 3 bid room. 2 bamrponrsgas tire- POm. garage kande access . walkout to backyard. Deane fully lmrshl r« -room, very )age rooms. (4161 229-46:'3 A CUAINA, nice 4 -bed r.prr n a home Attached garage. ,. : bar", gas teal Clone to schools. snopp,r,p Aswg 3172.000 call 1905,723-5594 NO. MAPLE MM. berm custom DO! : oMam 2 More, v,enWa'p !.ire gnet coon. ow- Call 905 63' -240 so V�MLIIPWI .OM• w06L WW tri out DWI Fve,vonr aiupled repardkss Y vedir reit ryi M iri-hon 905-576-3505 $Irrdlnr owls ih?•�d« EVERY DAY IS PAYDAY WHEN YOU NEED CASH! W, .old v r P�r.,� ,nequr �L; P -4 - Mo CARDLT SCR' (9051 91 *-CASH CALL NOW :1 rdn- ar..slP+te Anu..er x arM,GOtW,Qv 3:•0000 a.11P .1111,nd Rlf 'PFN$1 luw FRO" Fsar4pbye. :M' Moe Tai me TMM-657 1062 Toc F- fa 14th 7C7-ty7 M ahaad IN o. cra."Wi lees a.l hi -ill lo, uW hila io. w ,chair 7 pays all ,aero MORTGAM Goad lad and yeti rnw,onp Ica am P. b- au app' bovia acC0- 5 .it evvnWat tom �`�ossMi'r ati'F 6MC5 MIAi Joon. M u :ovll"I' T .'.x33 -Warns and r„ii,maidn 1 Car: enc kilo M or Ola I-nps05•a16 ,am MVCSrMENI `epos" t -t, Manisa amiklwvs >.4ikr u^v.ce aa0 P•0111l arc no4m% Highway 4117 East Partial Extension Fisheries and Oceans Canada (I)FO). acting as the Responsible Authority (RA) under the Canadian Environmental assessment Act rC'h_AA) is engaged in a greening level Environmental Assessment (EA) as required under Section 200 1 of C'EA,4 for the above noted project. 7'he 407 Fast Partial Extension invokes: • the construction of a 159 km 4 -lane 1 ultimate 10 lance toll highway from the Highway 407 Central terminus (Highway 48) in the west to its terminus at Highway 7 cast of Brougham in the Region of Durham Construction of the Highway 407 East Partial Emension can he commenced once the requirements cit the federal EA have been completed. Public consultation is a significant component of the Hwhwav 407 East Partial Extension CEAA review. As part of DFO's federal em ironmental assessment under CERA, it is within the Minister's discretion to smoke CEAA subsection 18(3) - Where the Responsible Authority (RA) is of the opinion that public participation in the screening of the project is appropriate in the circtonsiances ... the RA shall en'e the public notice and an opportunity to examine a7hd make comment on the screeninY report. The C l -_AA screening report prepared by the RA lin this Instance DFO) will be available for public comment at the following locations: abwilow ala ouy boll des pale era,eilps wall Ion ll" orvli• we fain 1 •snows 1 Taamws 1 Tewnwe a» ire car ale m an ar s4tin ',...eo ass ,�M 335.7577 MfTWYMT tut •on Perry � rJ♦1•. ,,... . •..rse iwa Call for Tenders Sear arca tale r row pM+q qs7s m via oAc� Supply and Deltivwy of Vehiehs MWnarq�aaAa,wpp1awe 705" �N1s """7�La Contract No. Pi -2000 -BE -016 off -,a, 1 Supply of Delivery of Tractors and Lift Truck J Contract Nc PT2000-K--017 3C Days Atte, teonv- ary 27.2000 Alan Mou Stoll 7d sell by RANG Auction. The tol- io" atzgunt3 wrath we Smarque" to corer rd coat of err aro a- Ia John Awn Durran States Jr. LyndtA MrLaggon $IOff.* SCodtb JIM Herdet50n Any of the above Nn- arrs may pay amount Call In Cam. and re- deem their mertnan- *se. at any time poor //to the aucum tOrMk C O LEGIAT" 50T An ne"ay & Reown on 3 Jue 2 & 4th in this Nl rum veer All 7mhaala' are coned to anew deo 110 r22O4669'e Go Jun Itlk 90S P rOAB LADIES - OKVM, mama &home Phase mue0ars. 1.900451.3638 ext 4th. $369nn must be to 140M MMI A KNUT•K 3fMM15 dry is much tans II you have someone specar to spend it ath Misty Rin Imroduc- dons. Durham Repo, s had, ball ruichinaker (416) 777- 6302 AAE Tau Sour The N- est Mottling Puce vis DiumMa atom DL*NAM SINGLES CLW. New approach IQ hindrg aist- I p relationships Persorul groi•m sernirurs. unclees Pub ragas New liar my 10 meet s"ghs selective Cao lot m- lenxw 5741fit6 UURNAM•3 V" UAmlb SERVICE! call 905.683.1110 Cruse a private Wall- or browse olnen personal ads 11ee •hovel a new Feed a, HEAVENLY PSYCHIC An- swers Find the orw:k wlhm 32W." •1111•14 his I- 900-451-3783 GO Transit invites tenders for the supply and delivery of new vehicles, tractors and a lift truck to its support fleet located at STEEPROCK BUS GARAGE, 200 STEEPROCK DRIVE, DOWNSVIEW, ONTARIO M3J 2T4. Tender documents are available between 8:00 a -m. and 4:00 p.m. from GO's Procurement and Contract Services department at the address below, (416) 869-3600 ext. 5221. Sealed Tenders will be received up to 2:00 p.m. on Thursday, March 16, 2000 at the same Procurement Office and will be publicly opened immediately on closing. GO Transit reserves the right to reject any or all Tenders in its sole discretion. Am Transit 20 Bay Street, Suite 600 Toronto, Ontario 4EMP M5J 2W3 THE DURHAM CATHOLIC DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD VAN SALE The Durham Catholic District School Board presently has two (2) Vans for sale 1992 Econoline 350 Cargo Vans Condition for sale: "VANS SOLD AS IS" Terms of Sale: CASH or CERTIFIED CHEQUE Viewing Thursday, March 2nd, 2000 9:00 A.M. 4:00 P.M. In the parking•, lot at the Boards P De�oartment 652 Roislind Road H IJsf'awa. Bid Sheets will be available at )it -wing. All bids must be received the Plant Department no later than p m on. Friday, March 3rd, 2000 Please call CLEM LAFERRIERE at the Board's Plant Department, at 5769401, if interested, to arrange for viewing of the above vehicles. auM•. spa -0 mecum. SELL IT NOW CALL 6wWl'A .n reuniting Foiled nesremoved reigii ray lo- AJAX 689-0707 n protection. Ill buvndu UXBRIDGE enc. (416)7.5-349 852-9741 TO TATA Why not Fax us your ad! You can use your fax machine to send us your advertisement. Please allow time for us to confirm your ad copy and price prior to deadline. One of our customer service representatives will call you. Please remember to leave your company name, address. phone number and contact name aaaaa Fax News Advertiser 905-579-4218 Tata" Oa7�a] lath• I TOWN OF AJAX PREOUALIFICATION STATEMENTS Prequalification Statements (CCA Document No. 11) are Invited from: General Contractors Mechanical Contractors Electrical Contractors in connection with the proposed con- struction of an addition to the Ajax McLean Community Centre. The ad- dition totaling approximately 26,000 sq.ft.. consists of a community meet- ing room, childcare, gymnasium, weight training room, aerobic studio and related washrooms, change - rooms, and showers. Prequalilicatlon will determine the bidders who will be Invited to submit tenders for this pro- ject which will be tendered in the ear- ly spring. Submissions should emphasize ex- penerlce in similar projects, a state- ment indicating bonding capacities. Identification of proposed projects, a statement indicating bonding capaci- ties, identification of proposed pro- lecl manager and superintendent. Submit statements by March 14, 2000 to: Totten Sims Hubicki Associates (1997) Limited 300 Water Street Whitby Ontario L1 N 9J2 Attention: Mr. B.W. Knoll, B. Arch., O.A.A. TENDER "GRASS CUTTING SERVICES SPRING 2000 - FALL 2001" Thr Durham Catholic Distrix ,,drool Board invites Contrai (4or, to pick-up Tender specific' t14ins and attend a brief one hour Information Session to be held at 11:00 a -m. Thursday, March 9th, 2000 in the Ground Floor Meeting Room of our Plant Department, 652 Rossland Road West, Oshawa. Tender Clo.tng date I. Monday, March r,, 2000 at 3:00 p.m. All inquires regarding this tender should he directed to: S. Fujimura, Supervisor of Purchasing Services at (905) 576-6707 Ext. 206. 1 hiBoard relit•. on this advel ti-ment and an elecirortic pos through -Electronic Terlde %, twork (FTN) to notlfv ver dors of this potential opportun I% Electronic transmission c inn form of Tedder is availabl to -itabscribers of the ETN (411 SATURDAY, MARCH 4TH - 10-W a.m. Ameba bf AmOgM. C•Mtda•la i I,- Mum* from tel Esbb of ale h t Mirk 8400 OHtan baling held O Vanhaven Sales Arena. 722 Daws Di, Uxbridge Dur harp73 iiaktndye Rd) rrodh to Dave Dr 6 west tern Vkl. Camel 6" M4 wAm eMrsom rmail a & OR lap In.), 5 pc black wall. parlow sle (el). pine architectural flat to wall whaaed paneled lower drs. 8 glazed tap, repro pme corner cab w/12 pane dr, repro pine arnwue w/2 swing drsd/t secretary w/2 gl.d.. bookshelves 6 3 drawers. wal secretary on chest, YMwall. perleor Mille Alarmedplemt & OR legs (ex). oak parlour table wagpaw it wal hall table. 48• rd oak table wd ons claw It . maple table roll chairs. 1950S arbuute kitchen table w/6 swivel chairs, oak server w/2 swing drs_ mal sxleod lex.) French Provstyle d wal china cabs, repro pine dry sink pine arro,wback cocker. primitive stencil (ship scene) Windsor back raker, child p/b rocker. Naughahide recliner• occasional tables. 4 swivel bar stools. pine doveaded cradle wnleart cut outs. wood carousel horse. 3 pc wal veneer bdrm ste.. bunk beds (2). chestnut chest of drawers 4 over 2. dressers intioak w7swing mirrors, washstands Ind wal. bow front w/4 drawers. spinning wheel, cedar chest. blanket boxes, trunks. Cki- IrCul les A-14iaf,: Lg qtygd early collectables, barbers chair, wood warn mach . churn Imperial Esso porcelain sign (apx 3'x3). vintage dresses early IM's. nnnk jacket & coat, Royal Doulton stone bedwarmer crocks. pie -1940 Chnstrras decor 8 lights in ong boxes, lamps endfinger oil, wand 8 ornate, Cow Cola tray, biscuit & tobacco tins, chlorine carrster set (50s), Horner Corona II but ton accordnan. Edison Amberola gramophone & rolls. Addison A Ciosley radios, records (1950-60), music stand, movie equip. Ig post card collection van 1908 mCl albums. Queen s 1977 Silver Jubilee stamps (96). qty hocks incl 4 vul Plant & Flower envy catalogues in mull languages only available to !rade). 20 issues 1923-24 Farmers Advocate. Star Weekly "1950- D0. over 200 Nye- Dinky lsome In boxes -1940 -"60 -cars. trucks, airplanes). Corg- Matchbor A more. Tonka inclfire tucks. balloon bred bike. L4. Edition Art & European ol oils in ornate frames. ong by Marie Blight, oval frames. ceremonial & old military sword w/scabbards. Spatz Cards ind. On, quilts incl. 2 db wedding ring & .new) Sarburst & blue & whoa qtv wcol blankets. linens. doilies, afghans, blue & white coverlet, leaded gl windows. French door, ChinaGtm &-$ilvec Nippon plates & bowls. Noutake. collector plates end. Oueen Victoria. qty 'ucurs. carnival, crystal incl Waterford & qty comfiower, stedlnlp silver mc, 1 i pts Wallace (Rosepowt sugar tongs. spoons Ind 12 demitasse spoons. qty silver plate nd. napk:c ung w/beaver & shield. Cottee um, basket, saver cep serving dishes. etc., qty barware. 10011..1 Kis: Craftsman 8 hp snowblower 24' w/tire chains. 2 hp compressor (new motor. moloTs. Fleury cutting box. old tools. block & moulding planesdraw knives. uares scribes scat sack) ra h I Not 1 dill a tlltll M Houses. Apwtnker s. Offices. Appliances & Piano Specialist. Senior 6 Mid -Month Discount L�censed insured Free Eshmales PmNMkxal "Me*. Call 436-7795. MOVING • large or small • gene al cartage • materials handing • general clean-up • nasn and metals removed • Fast service St. Lawrence Service 1905)767.1391 1 Cross Movers E rD 'n men 1>u e as • oces 1 Apes Packing Aral Free Eslenaes 1 416423-0239 1 Tal Free l` 774 •1 1 Npew Sq es, saws. es. c sdyt e. pus more a w0 au eers selling at same time: preview, 3 a in Sale Day, Terms Cash. V,sa M;C. Intern HOUSECLEANING Ir approved cheque LADY Sat., April 8th -Farm Machinery & Tool Responsible reliable Consignment Sate - Call now to consign. and with experience Gary Hill Auctions all bring o'vir supplies. Low raan. Call Kelly ori.. w».•.:.a. tai r". exna.,w' 416-992-7375 Sunday March 5. at I I a. m. Sok held for 88118ane and Stour lie retain plus IncI- I m. Held at del BaRmil a Conaooity Cents. 1 Mn. east of Ill 48 on Aurora Rd. Furnrr"rr, .l.t.q.". 0,11rrhblrs. .srrumrk, Hwsrhoia Very partial listing. 1900 s oak drmn7 table: antique dressers. chest of drawers. lovely 1920 s walnut ladies 4omalchring nouble aidsmlsina sof 4oak TT -tack ding chairs, smaller zed antique sideboard: parlor and hall tables: nesting tables. small hall stand. chairs, antique 702 oriental rug, m poem Wner Cabinet CeVerfed and matching side than. .41sub,shi Color Nkrrsgn. 10 n aci0c color television; •s of other fumnure items including a number of v.um ld pressback dining chars. 1900s paned dung ' lrxe and other excellent furniture re preje, :rei upngm vacuum. console sewing machine, wall '--mgrs. chest M community silverware and much -act more collectibles include old stamp album" 2 old ry� toys. ictal gun powder, flasks. meIrUenq old •,rye (pre 1915). 2 didbayorun 0!y of old Brrtarn i''ldtkhSome cast toy soldiers Art Gall" s�pol+•d art- ,. -Irk .rill Include the famous Groep Of Soon. Toa IF . Jody Rea ►yeah ane others Everym.ng ;ells unreserved Goat a1 0 of Olm, chip. am. ad heraheN Amallals. Approa. 4 liar some. W». Rug. rcall d. Ines . Lrneft Ad Oruvery ArarNMle. CIAaRSOM A11CTgaS 9•Si4FN11 Wo pa" awe cla beanc•ees can AUCTION SALE MacGmw Auction Crag, •owinumi nlN Summary. March 5e. 10:3111 a.r. IAtwinq 9 a7 aIESOIll N Sc'agaMLrM NMR /tam : rday"s 'l lion 'utur.a •n, cn,a,�•t .. , Osnr ..: home. dreSMS, Gnarl. 011 %gAirs '«ayaia Lan cha,. lamps, glass & dance codectaoles Somil for one & all Cod mer all par Anda" tamem i MacGr.per, services 1Ki23-7m s -m3"7" : 1 1 ImgbvMemi : I a Irr,pr,7velrlelms Want to be in WHITBY'S LARGEST HOME SHOW? Limited Space ,�r Now Available Please call heron or ilendv 9115-579-14(141 or 416-798-7?{9 For more info. :I addling :1 Roct.9 A U C ROOFING And Ataminum vnnghng. tk., .,, ,. -: w ,rid W. 'A rkrnamhip L.uavrrtms iu•it� Urxuunt to Scrum. fully insured. Free csnmates. Can Andrew at (imill 4264794 Durham's Garden f3 Landscaping Show April 1st & Znd Co-sponsored by Communities In Bloom Booth info. call Sharon - ext- 2285 H then xt 2318 ',,tarda).',I-,h a. 21101I , I I pit u ea -e - vtcl.r.er A.xtasas-Nal.wre sank. Arerea 905-579-4400 or 416-798-7259 I 1.2 rwi ae.0 „F aha -.am& - (Ad sx-aeirA Ma. .1_11....+_vy 4•'."#"a^s"vv 1.ww-K frac. IUwf aro til saly Tial Ya,..'n bench curve &coil •apes dresser 2 wve .:-. des" f7idl glass & china urnudig dlpres. darty sl Party Sarvirw xChai 10019. old oak Childs dale, Gat tractor S ^olennenrl wood trunk marors, p0,ar004 RAaE11T WA14t'TS WORK .,,noel, craft Mbin. 2 air T stories. ;yes. Collins. oil ceramic a n. toot. I'= :. ''' - 7i, skii M49 tongs Samesugar to adabom Arid Al Occasiois cava Ably awn U40„� .. T1 Sonetring I'll everyone' Snack car Call Ernie 41M-4932 ema:.ash cheque Iwdh prom lit). Imerac or rota to compn to bin same or future salrs. call (9WM&4443 w 1 -1x10.554 -WW ... ansa w .aerr AM Mclntprt- udlomtor �•C1O 1 1 AuCtom 1 AsrCeaa SPOUTS CARO & RUNGRA•ILIA AUCT40 RO'EARY At ('TI().S SAI -E SATt RDA' • MARCH 4'" 10:00 am The Rot ry Club 4,r P,4n Hope Magic Au,:txm is heing held at the Plw't Hope LeYr4rn. The sskm auction opera at 10 a m and the Itvc auction starts at 1:00 p m. This is a major event to raise funds ftv "-at community projmts. Vi have over 200 iterrLs including art. fix,ls, crafts, antiques, gifts. and sin iccs all donated by local husirtess and Individuals. Some of the anisic include David Blackw4khd, E..ddic LePage, John Doherty and Gord Hosclton. Admission is free with the purchase of an auction cawlezque at Sl. 00. ATTENTION AUCTIONEERS!! 011e "ANdi11n PSCkiEt" Waft tel yoMr ad nimin6 weddy In am /-111kallwx • Odows Wbft Tills MIM* AJU •Week No1fEnlawt � Nara C� Tfmon On Call does N sill PIIOM 576-93,15 FaX 579-4298 NeaNaa - t haft a MANOM AVC11M HALL 1M .Ile has ri CWae ale liar 2. Good sMcam quality used Furnishings arrows. cWMa3bles. Mualtold an et horn me halm or lbs lash a cobonp aim Bum a Mrs Kirby m Scabarouyl AMn. lbod Zed - S#pa No oak enierlunmerm merme. eacell Targe Chia GDR4et. 0 made o enc. eau y0W bedroom sw,e eith rarepf, bed good coed 3 pc ad ZOC. sd4 sMs. occuaw UiRrs. 2 god pwypem and Cnb, drnsMs. Chests of drawers. as v. over be Tics. glider ala pas back roc ars. cherry color & ed taxes wan Gunn Anne legs. Fangs. Orion. PAsures, household ashes, oar glass, god wmmM mixer. SUM cwyo s filer &Moes. SaL Win 40 - *N &JA. &tore 9 pc oak dining rm sate 2 VnnonYT wienlrobes, I omamey dgelrs ad bured vola apes wanul win OncYcanned 3 wors, 3 beveled minors nice crown and 3m4y M from. 2 doors cam 2 beveled mirrors bah n excel =let W of book steles. lrraonan what krrol stand surae doss Freezer. Andrew Malcolm sMe aro Cabinet and Mal= a. tension lade sal nesmg Tables. urumat yrandlaow doth m hand paue0 roe, also call Hoard Man grandmothers clock. chat invent. warruty backs. quart rty household pots. pull dishes. etc set bt an pampa tlerlug, oly "no. ptesswares cDisW. depessian ac. depression water set. Stilly cup 6 Luxe Rgyal Cn wl Darby. 2 oak Crisman bar, mils etc NOTE Most solids picks by tansy. Ige gam box- es unseen at advemsvg NO RESERVES Gary A Bill warner - Avniowren 9a3•JSS-21K AMBERLEA PRESBYrER1AN CHURCH Is 01sMN t9 bed til RIM, Talsat ad Trastss AI W M Sill-,-, k rch 40, = 1820 mfrs Mil, Pkkwi" All public are welcomed. Viewing will begin at 6:30 p.m., with bidding at 7:00 p.m. Bidding card fee of $5.00 to include refreshments. Hand- crafted furniture, gifts certificates to a var- iety of businesses, passes to various venues, dinner catering and much more to be auctioned off. All funds to support the church's programs and missions sowt"r March 11a. 5 3 P w ACCOUNTING DUMEL33 CENTRES Mhcsmw Aircial Cease Mwna"no %• ..Ago 'Ul,ln a var eQ sG«hon c' :.nary Spon -..i 2s a spor t, -n. ),• 5 Gret2kyi rvou! .:,tags. nock- small Misaaai:-1 I u@W. Stan. Commons. sets. did equipment. permww and corporate. At P t. soars. pictures Special rates for Durham huunesses. CAN fix ca•upraa ilrYili tae n3 7sw ,-w• 3as7u 90"5 126-7798 1 AnefeAA • 1 s"V1°w • 1 s•,• w !rgriAA CMumap AL-LTION BARN FR1DAy MARCH 3 AT 5,011 P.M. I MILES EAST OF LITTLE •RITAIN ON COUNTY RD N Krhnuhr.l wa:h- wads. lioosrer katct - cupboard, pine d1•sk. flu -b -all cup- h.,ard bottom, oak drop kat table, ar- -- 9pc rewhogany dirung room suite, cu- rki cabukt single door cwkr, suigle & d.xable bux springs & manresses, retuushed dressers & chests of drawers, coffee & end tables, lee seam par- lour draw crocks, pine corner cupboard, Loyal Doulton 11gu ries ( Victoria, Fir. )once. Autum Ireere, Fav Lady Iftemaon tea), Bus lee 36 m copy woo lithe, 5Hp MTI nowblower, 2H Myron Cut off Sar Payton 1 in. sande nein shelving, qt liana, glass, house old & collectabl ents Doo At Greg Coined Auctioneer, Rl n Little Britain 265-7862183 COMGMMENTS " WSDS Low commission, payment next ales every TUee nd Thurs . an at. at 6 O.M. At ances etc. O and operator MYLES KING AUCTIONS 33 Hall St. Oshawa, COME & WORSHIP Is a regular Friday Feature for the Churches in the Ajax Pickering area. To advertise your Church Services or Special Church events please call Janice at (905)-683-0707, ExL 2218 or Fax# 905-579-4218 Deadline for Copy is Wednesday noon for friday) Reliable and Trusting L iedmingg Lady Excellent references (9051721-2740 4!rart LEARN DRIVING WITH US! Protc sskxial Driving Instruction Road tea special Spectalutng in GI & G2 road tat. 1 kam + read Na $79 2 ksomm +read nese $115 . I WVWA-AM M 6acmame 1905426-7824 An P" a.erMd _Irodo•. FINISHED ftindmg and BASEMENTS Sita .,i drip. ci as barrooms, addtans os, repT,ip 4".) "irk OOOKKEE and second stales a reawvi.Al. Prko and or Home rimpairs. 04 WI 1. sEsur OFFICE 9 "'IM aFRFFFsurtale MANAGEMENT AY rood( eetl. WON Law 4211-2145 StlTtfice AtfalMbl• SODIRA Save fine y1 Rju PADNTV4G 905.831 -MBB GAJLIILAGE E! EtEPA>lM8 Adr oVAL Efes': Prices emwomwm owto Call for Post Hole "ing Free Estimate LONELY Call - Jason (905) 426-8840 COLLEGE GIRLS 1-88&579 0077 we'for re a lemic tat 1905► -766 zoz2 TMS PAINTING � C1112 9 fun i1 DECOR UP nab ' 1 !fandY Par°" Interior & Exterior 1 -906151 -SM JF fAM6nAAM renovaoons European Workman- .721min. is. cera.¢ tiles Wmroom5. ship base -15 carpel Free Fast, clean, • a YlaeNm esbrrwes (416) 8941375 reliable service. „ S l = 428-0081 Established in movinta INCOME 1960 TAX RETURNS 725-5751 'GUARANTEED' Personal 723.0501 PAVING t MOUNTAIN income tax IQ MOVING SYSTEMS We win rnnmanytmng. rete ms NtlmRAVIAM basement �aioru commeirraa4orar"testimmtul prepared. APARnORlen Pay asya rem led Packaprg storage and Angela BMW W M AM Fail boxes A-1 we senor & AKIN OM WBCLU call Sten id month dscoums Free (9051 6W9128 (416) 414-5911 `ninaes Pickering 571-0755 M �• MAAp 1.688-491.66M Sunday March 5. at I I a. m. Sok held for 88118ane and Stour lie retain plus IncI- I m. Held at del BaRmil a Conaooity Cents. 1 Mn. east of Ill 48 on Aurora Rd. Furnrr"rr, .l.t.q.". 0,11rrhblrs. .srrumrk, Hwsrhoia Very partial listing. 1900 s oak drmn7 table: antique dressers. chest of drawers. lovely 1920 s walnut ladies 4omalchring nouble aidsmlsina sof 4oak TT -tack ding chairs, smaller zed antique sideboard: parlor and hall tables: nesting tables. small hall stand. chairs, antique 702 oriental rug, m poem Wner Cabinet CeVerfed and matching side than. .41sub,shi Color Nkrrsgn. 10 n aci0c color television; •s of other fumnure items including a number of v.um ld pressback dining chars. 1900s paned dung ' lrxe and other excellent furniture re preje, :rei upngm vacuum. console sewing machine, wall '--mgrs. chest M community silverware and much -act more collectibles include old stamp album" 2 old ry� toys. ictal gun powder, flasks. meIrUenq old •,rye (pre 1915). 2 didbayorun 0!y of old Brrtarn i''ldtkhSome cast toy soldiers Art Gall" s�pol+•d art- ,. -Irk .rill Include the famous Groep Of Soon. Toa IF . Jody Rea ►yeah ane others Everym.ng ;ells unreserved Goat a1 0 of Olm, chip. am. ad heraheN Amallals. Approa. 4 liar some. W». Rug. rcall d. Ines . Lrneft Ad Oruvery ArarNMle. CIAaRSOM A11CTgaS 9•Si4FN11 Wo pa" awe cla beanc•ees can AUCTION SALE MacGmw Auction Crag, •owinumi nlN Summary. March 5e. 10:3111 a.r. IAtwinq 9 a7 aIESOIll N Sc'agaMLrM NMR /tam : rday"s 'l lion 'utur.a •n, cn,a,�•t .. , Osnr ..: home. dreSMS, Gnarl. 011 %gAirs '«ayaia Lan cha,. lamps, glass & dance codectaoles Somil for one & all Cod mer all par Anda" tamem i MacGr.per, services 1Ki23-7m s -m3"7" : 1 1 ImgbvMemi : I a Irr,pr,7velrlelms Want to be in WHITBY'S LARGEST HOME SHOW? Limited Space ,�r Now Available Please call heron or ilendv 9115-579-14(141 or 416-798-7?{9 For more info. :I addling :1 Roct.9 A U C ROOFING And Ataminum vnnghng. tk., .,, ,. -: w ,rid W. 'A rkrnamhip L.uavrrtms iu•it� Urxuunt to Scrum. fully insured. Free csnmates. Can Andrew at (imill 4264794 Durham's Garden f3 Landscaping Show April 1st & Znd Co-sponsored by Communities In Bloom Booth info. call Sharon - ext- 2285 H then xt 2318 ',,tarda).',I-,h a. 21101I , I I pit u ea -e - vtcl.r.er A.xtasas-Nal.wre sank. Arerea 905-579-4400 or 416-798-7259 I 1.2 rwi ae.0 „F aha -.am& - (Ad sx-aeirA Ma. .1_11....+_vy 4•'."#"a^s"vv 1.ww-K frac. IUwf aro til saly Tial Ya,..'n bench curve &coil •apes dresser 2 wve .:-. des" f7idl glass & china urnudig dlpres. darty sl Party Sarvirw xChai 10019. old oak Childs dale, Gat tractor S ^olennenrl wood trunk marors, p0,ar004 RAaE11T WA14t'TS WORK .,,noel, craft Mbin. 2 air T stories. ;yes. Collins. oil ceramic a n. toot. I'= :. ''' - 7i, skii M49 tongs Samesugar to adabom Arid Al Occasiois cava Ably awn U40„� .. T1 Sonetring I'll everyone' Snack car Call Ernie 41M-4932 ema:.ash cheque Iwdh prom lit). Imerac or rota to compn to bin same or future salrs. call (9WM&4443 w 1 -1x10.554 -WW ... ansa w .aerr AM Mclntprt- udlomtor �•C1O 1 1 AuCtom 1 AsrCeaa SPOUTS CARO & RUNGRA•ILIA AUCT40 RO'EARY At ('TI().S SAI -E SATt RDA' • MARCH 4'" 10:00 am The Rot ry Club 4,r P,4n Hope Magic Au,:txm is heing held at the Plw't Hope LeYr4rn. The sskm auction opera at 10 a m and the Itvc auction starts at 1:00 p m. This is a major event to raise funds ftv "-at community projmts. Vi have over 200 iterrLs including art. fix,ls, crafts, antiques, gifts. and sin iccs all donated by local husirtess and Individuals. Some of the anisic include David Blackw4khd, E..ddic LePage, John Doherty and Gord Hosclton. Admission is free with the purchase of an auction cawlezque at Sl. 00. ATTENTION AUCTIONEERS!! 011e "ANdi11n PSCkiEt" Waft tel yoMr ad nimin6 weddy In am /-111kallwx • Odows Wbft Tills MIM* AJU •Week No1fEnlawt � Nara C� Tfmon On Call does N sill PIIOM 576-93,15 FaX 579-4298 NeaNaa - t haft a MANOM AVC11M HALL 1M .Ile has ri CWae ale liar 2. Good sMcam quality used Furnishings arrows. cWMa3bles. Mualtold an et horn me halm or lbs lash a cobonp aim Bum a Mrs Kirby m Scabarouyl AMn. lbod Zed - S#pa No oak enierlunmerm merme. eacell Targe Chia GDR4et. 0 made o enc. eau y0W bedroom sw,e eith rarepf, bed good coed 3 pc ad ZOC. sd4 sMs. occuaw UiRrs. 2 god pwypem and Cnb, drnsMs. Chests of drawers. as v. over be Tics. glider ala pas back roc ars. cherry color & ed taxes wan Gunn Anne legs. Fangs. Orion. PAsures, household ashes, oar glass, god wmmM mixer. SUM cwyo s filer &Moes. SaL Win 40 - *N &JA. &tore 9 pc oak dining rm sate 2 VnnonYT wienlrobes, I omamey dgelrs ad bured vola apes wanul win OncYcanned 3 wors, 3 beveled minors nice crown and 3m4y M from. 2 doors cam 2 beveled mirrors bah n excel =let W of book steles. lrraonan what krrol stand surae doss Freezer. Andrew Malcolm sMe aro Cabinet and Mal= a. tension lade sal nesmg Tables. urumat yrandlaow doth m hand paue0 roe, also call Hoard Man grandmothers clock. chat invent. warruty backs. quart rty household pots. pull dishes. etc set bt an pampa tlerlug, oly "no. ptesswares cDisW. depessian ac. depression water set. Stilly cup 6 Luxe Rgyal Cn wl Darby. 2 oak Crisman bar, mils etc NOTE Most solids picks by tansy. Ige gam box- es unseen at advemsvg NO RESERVES Gary A Bill warner - Avniowren 9a3•JSS-21K AMBERLEA PRESBYrER1AN CHURCH Is 01sMN t9 bed til RIM, Talsat ad Trastss AI W M Sill-,-, k rch 40, = 1820 mfrs Mil, Pkkwi" All public are welcomed. Viewing will begin at 6:30 p.m., with bidding at 7:00 p.m. Bidding card fee of $5.00 to include refreshments. Hand- crafted furniture, gifts certificates to a var- iety of businesses, passes to various venues, dinner catering and much more to be auctioned off. All funds to support the church's programs and missions sowt"r March 11a. 5 3 P w ACCOUNTING DUMEL33 CENTRES Mhcsmw Aircial Cease Mwna"no %• ..Ago 'Ul,ln a var eQ sG«hon c' :.nary Spon -..i 2s a spor t, -n. ),• 5 Gret2kyi rvou! .:,tags. nock- small Misaaai:-1 I u@W. Stan. Commons. sets. did equipment. permww and corporate. At P t. soars. pictures Special rates for Durham huunesses. CAN fix ca•upraa ilrYili tae n3 7sw ,-w• 3as7u 90"5 126-7798 1 AnefeAA • 1 s"V1°w • 1 s•,• w !rgriAA CMumap AL-LTION BARN FR1DAy MARCH 3 AT 5,011 P.M. I MILES EAST OF LITTLE •RITAIN ON COUNTY RD N Krhnuhr.l wa:h- wads. lioosrer katct - cupboard, pine d1•sk. flu -b -all cup- h.,ard bottom, oak drop kat table, ar- -- 9pc rewhogany dirung room suite, cu- rki cabukt single door cwkr, suigle & d.xable bux springs & manresses, retuushed dressers & chests of drawers, coffee & end tables, lee seam par- lour draw crocks, pine corner cupboard, Loyal Doulton 11gu ries ( Victoria, Fir. )once. Autum Ireere, Fav Lady Iftemaon tea), Bus lee 36 m copy woo lithe, 5Hp MTI nowblower, 2H Myron Cut off Sar Payton 1 in. sande nein shelving, qt liana, glass, house old & collectabl ents Doo At Greg Coined Auctioneer, Rl n Little Britain 265-7862183 COMGMMENTS " WSDS Low commission, payment next ales every TUee nd Thurs . an at. at 6 O.M. At ances etc. O and operator MYLES KING AUCTIONS 33 Hall St. Oshawa, COME & WORSHIP Is a regular Friday Feature for the Churches in the Ajax Pickering area. To advertise your Church Services or Special Church events please call Janice at (905)-683-0707, ExL 2218 or Fax# 905-579-4218 Deadline for Copy is Wednesday noon for friday) Reliable and Trusting L iedmingg Lady Excellent references (9051721-2740 4!rart LEARN DRIVING WITH US! Protc sskxial Driving Instruction Road tea special Spectalutng in GI & G2 road tat. 1 kam + read Na $79 2 ksomm +read nese $115 . I WVWA-AM M 6acmame 1905426-7824 An P" a.erMd _Irodo•. FINISHED ftindmg and BASEMENTS Sita .,i drip. ci as barrooms, addtans os, repT,ip 4".) "irk OOOKKEE and second stales a reawvi.Al. Prko and or Home rimpairs. 04 WI 1. sEsur OFFICE 9 "'IM aFRFFFsurtale MANAGEMENT AY rood( eetl. WON Law 4211-2145 StlTtfice AtfalMbl• SODIRA Save fine y1 Rju PADNTV4G 905.831 -MBB GAJLIILAGE E! EtEPA>lM8 Adr oVAL Efes': Prices emwomwm owto Call for Post Hole "ing Free Estimate LONELY Call - Jason (905) 426-8840 COLLEGE GIRLS 1-88&579 0077 we'for re a lemic tat 1905► -766 zoz2 TMS PAINTING � C1112 9 fun i1 DECOR UP nab ' 1 !fandY Par°" Interior & Exterior 1 -906151 -SM JF fAM6nAAM renovaoons European Workman- .721min. is. cera.¢ tiles Wmroom5. ship base -15 carpel Free Fast, clean, • a YlaeNm esbrrwes (416) 8941375 reliable service. „ S l = 428-0081 Established in movinta INCOME 1960 TAX RETURNS 725-5751 'GUARANTEED' Personal 723.0501 PAVING t MOUNTAIN income tax IQ MOVING SYSTEMS We win rnnmanytmng. rete ms NtlmRAVIAM basement �aioru commeirraa4orar"testimmtul prepared. APARnORlen Pay asya rem led Packaprg storage and Angela BMW W M AM Fail boxes A-1 we senor & AKIN OM WBCLU call Sten id month dscoums Free (9051 6W9128 (416) 414-5911 `ninaes Pickering 571-0755 M �• MAAp 1.688-491.66M AM Mclntprt- udlomtor �•C1O 1 1 AuCtom 1 AsrCeaa SPOUTS CARO & RUNGRA•ILIA AUCT40 RO'EARY At ('TI().S SAI -E SATt RDA' • MARCH 4'" 10:00 am The Rot ry Club 4,r P,4n Hope Magic Au,:txm is heing held at the Plw't Hope LeYr4rn. The sskm auction opera at 10 a m and the Itvc auction starts at 1:00 p m. This is a major event to raise funds ftv "-at community projmts. Vi have over 200 iterrLs including art. fix,ls, crafts, antiques, gifts. and sin iccs all donated by local husirtess and Individuals. Some of the anisic include David Blackw4khd, E..ddic LePage, John Doherty and Gord Hosclton. Admission is free with the purchase of an auction cawlezque at Sl. 00. ATTENTION AUCTIONEERS!! 011e "ANdi11n PSCkiEt" Waft tel yoMr ad nimin6 weddy In am /-111kallwx • Odows Wbft Tills MIM* AJU •Week No1fEnlawt � Nara C� Tfmon On Call does N sill PIIOM 576-93,15 FaX 579-4298 NeaNaa - t haft a MANOM AVC11M HALL 1M .Ile has ri CWae ale liar 2. Good sMcam quality used Furnishings arrows. cWMa3bles. Mualtold an et horn me halm or lbs lash a cobonp aim Bum a Mrs Kirby m Scabarouyl AMn. lbod Zed - S#pa No oak enierlunmerm merme. eacell Targe Chia GDR4et. 0 made o enc. eau y0W bedroom sw,e eith rarepf, bed good coed 3 pc ad ZOC. sd4 sMs. occuaw UiRrs. 2 god pwypem and Cnb, drnsMs. Chests of drawers. as v. over be Tics. glider ala pas back roc ars. cherry color & ed taxes wan Gunn Anne legs. Fangs. Orion. PAsures, household ashes, oar glass, god wmmM mixer. SUM cwyo s filer &Moes. SaL Win 40 - *N &JA. &tore 9 pc oak dining rm sate 2 VnnonYT wienlrobes, I omamey dgelrs ad bured vola apes wanul win OncYcanned 3 wors, 3 beveled minors nice crown and 3m4y M from. 2 doors cam 2 beveled mirrors bah n excel =let W of book steles. lrraonan what krrol stand surae doss Freezer. Andrew Malcolm sMe aro Cabinet and Mal= a. tension lade sal nesmg Tables. urumat yrandlaow doth m hand paue0 roe, also call Hoard Man grandmothers clock. chat invent. warruty backs. quart rty household pots. pull dishes. etc set bt an pampa tlerlug, oly "no. ptesswares cDisW. depessian ac. depression water set. Stilly cup 6 Luxe Rgyal Cn wl Darby. 2 oak Crisman bar, mils etc NOTE Most solids picks by tansy. Ige gam box- es unseen at advemsvg NO RESERVES Gary A Bill warner - Avniowren 9a3•JSS-21K AMBERLEA PRESBYrER1AN CHURCH Is 01sMN t9 bed til RIM, Talsat ad Trastss AI W M Sill-,-, k rch 40, = 1820 mfrs Mil, Pkkwi" All public are welcomed. Viewing will begin at 6:30 p.m., with bidding at 7:00 p.m. Bidding card fee of $5.00 to include refreshments. Hand- crafted furniture, gifts certificates to a var- iety of businesses, passes to various venues, dinner catering and much more to be auctioned off. All funds to support the church's programs and missions sowt"r March 11a. 5 3 P w ACCOUNTING DUMEL33 CENTRES Mhcsmw Aircial Cease Mwna"no %• ..Ago 'Ul,ln a var eQ sG«hon c' :.nary Spon -..i 2s a spor t, -n. ),• 5 Gret2kyi rvou! .:,tags. nock- small Misaaai:-1 I u@W. Stan. Commons. sets. did equipment. permww and corporate. At P t. soars. pictures Special rates for Durham huunesses. CAN fix ca•upraa ilrYili tae n3 7sw ,-w• 3as7u 90"5 126-7798 1 AnefeAA • 1 s"V1°w • 1 s•,• w !rgriAA CMumap AL-LTION BARN FR1DAy MARCH 3 AT 5,011 P.M. I MILES EAST OF LITTLE •RITAIN ON COUNTY RD N Krhnuhr.l wa:h- wads. lioosrer katct - cupboard, pine d1•sk. flu -b -all cup- h.,ard bottom, oak drop kat table, ar- -- 9pc rewhogany dirung room suite, cu- rki cabukt single door cwkr, suigle & d.xable bux springs & manresses, retuushed dressers & chests of drawers, coffee & end tables, lee seam par- lour draw crocks, pine corner cupboard, Loyal Doulton 11gu ries ( Victoria, Fir. )once. Autum Ireere, Fav Lady Iftemaon tea), Bus lee 36 m copy woo lithe, 5Hp MTI nowblower, 2H Myron Cut off Sar Payton 1 in. sande nein shelving, qt liana, glass, house old & collectabl ents Doo At Greg Coined Auctioneer, Rl n Little Britain 265-7862183 COMGMMENTS " WSDS Low commission, payment next ales every TUee nd Thurs . an at. at 6 O.M. At ances etc. O and operator MYLES KING AUCTIONS 33 Hall St. Oshawa, COME & WORSHIP Is a regular Friday Feature for the Churches in the Ajax Pickering area. To advertise your Church Services or Special Church events please call Janice at (905)-683-0707, ExL 2218 or Fax# 905-579-4218 Deadline for Copy is Wednesday noon for friday) Reliable and Trusting L iedmingg Lady Excellent references (9051721-2740 4!rart LEARN DRIVING WITH US! Protc sskxial Driving Instruction Road tea special Spectalutng in GI & G2 road tat. 1 kam + read Na $79 2 ksomm +read nese $115 . I WVWA-AM M 6acmame 1905426-7824 An P" a.erMd _Irodo•. FINISHED ftindmg and BASEMENTS Sita .,i drip. ci as barrooms, addtans os, repT,ip 4".) "irk OOOKKEE and second stales a reawvi.Al. Prko and or Home rimpairs. 04 WI 1. sEsur OFFICE 9 "'IM aFRFFFsurtale MANAGEMENT AY rood( eetl. WON Law 4211-2145 StlTtfice AtfalMbl• SODIRA Save fine y1 Rju PADNTV4G 905.831 -MBB GAJLIILAGE E! EtEPA>lM8 Adr oVAL Efes': Prices emwomwm owto Call for Post Hole "ing Free Estimate LONELY Call - Jason (905) 426-8840 COLLEGE GIRLS 1-88&579 0077 we'for re a lemic tat 1905► -766 zoz2 TMS PAINTING � C1112 9 fun i1 DECOR UP nab ' 1 !fandY Par°" Interior & Exterior 1 -906151 -SM JF fAM6nAAM renovaoons European Workman- .721min. is. cera.¢ tiles Wmroom5. ship base -15 carpel Free Fast, clean, • a YlaeNm esbrrwes (416) 8941375 reliable service. „ S l = 428-0081 Established in movinta INCOME 1960 TAX RETURNS 725-5751 'GUARANTEED' Personal 723.0501 PAVING t MOUNTAIN income tax IQ MOVING SYSTEMS We win rnnmanytmng. rete ms NtlmRAVIAM basement �aioru commeirraa4orar"testimmtul prepared. APARnORlen Pay asya rem led Packaprg storage and Angela BMW W M AM Fail boxes A-1 we senor & AKIN OM WBCLU call Sten id month dscoums Free (9051 6W9128 (416) 414-5911 `ninaes Pickering 571-0755 M �• MAAp 1.688-491.66M F�r Audit, Vera10ri Gn death. 683-3005 tiny 404-6591 .�•-...... ..... 910 91C WATSON, Claude Wesley - Passed peaceful) at home February 25, 2000 Will always be re- membered -membered by devoted wife Helen, and bvmg tarri. VMMane. Brian and Geoff Heddle, Marlone, Bill, Wes and Chris Bainbridge, Debbie and Wayne Downey. Pal, Dale, Ale, and Nick Catherwood Cremation Celebration of his Me at LOW & LOW FUNERAL HOME, UXBRIDGE on Tuesday. Fe. bruary 29 2000 al 7 00 p m. Donations to the Yak County H>sptaI or Canadian Cancer Society n lieu d towers. 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. You'Qneed a few things! Place your birth notice in the Ajax Pickering News Advertiser 683-0707 ansa as n.,w r can w� a FREE nabs s Hem Gut Par rtam mo.� civ 525 Absolutely FREEI Faun B i lite � a' t I* dle ' redemublr at. Durham Ptrarn4w 462 Panum St. Pun Perry f— Baby's Here Gilt Crnir ate is .�• ble at Your Iteral (:uadun Ihur Stat 29 Tt+tutu Sr . 1: O drer • a.gasna bgw.a .1 Snrr~, A N. - Stay Warm This Remote Car evo•. e Starter�� Car Starters 420-9965 -` EATERY I OPEN . r'RY DAY 900am YEAR AFTER YEAR - SAME OLD PRICES Breakfast Special (Daily) $299 NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, Hanel 1, 2000 -PAGE 87 Alp ANNOUNCING THE POWER WORKERS' PICKERING"N" CHECKLIST Fw people who want the facts about important decisions. There are two ways to approach important decisions - Rice the one about re -starting the Pickering "A" nuclear station. One way is just to argue.. Not very useful, is its 5 I rT II N'T The other is the Power Workers' way: let's get the facts. The Power Workers already Know a lot about Pickering "A' We work there every day. And our families live nearby. We know the plant is safe. But we also know some of our neighbours in Pickering have questions. Luncheon Specials Daily $649 W you ke.e eoeo . yM'4 TWO CAN DINE FOR 1449 .. —com- f at • °M' `' "" mer 1Merkere' F J.' EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 5 - 1049 Plich utah T FF, r I �t . oapon ' and mail it to us at. 244 Eglinton Avenue East, TWO BEAUTIFUL BANOUET HALLS Toronto. Ontario, ALL INCLUSIVE �� O 0 RA4P 1 K2 or ter. ,t to us at VAP Pet person 41161 322-2448. We'll send you Pickering Town Centre 839-2507 copy of he he CORM checklist - or and the anstaws. NO IT Is! rTISN'rf III We put your questions on the Power Workers' Pickering -A' Checklist. And now... we have the answers. The Ch,,ck,sr rovers health and safety questions, questions about the environment. It's a list of the questions our neighbours have asked us. We've done our research and now we'd like to share the answers with you. That way. . we'll all have the facts. And that's the best way to 0 approach important decisions. POWER WORKERS' UNION We live in Pickering, too. Please uerr, wee a copy of the Power Workers' Pickering -A- Checku" with the answers to our questions about Pickering -A-. Ana.... ►rOw K.- -- — -_ Postal ked. - - - �� It yeti d r to Greer yetw vloit oer WN S40 at . '1I ext10-" 4c"s17 4? NOW is theperfect time to sell those unused items in your garage or basement! Place a classified ad for- 10 words or less in as many as F 260 000 newspapers r ys V17C S THE INTERNET AT: www.durharririews_riet '* _- ..'0' 00 m o>aay, 30 words or less- Price of ad varies according to highest priced item in the ad_ Items costing up to $100, your aci For 3 days only $20.00'~ Items costing up to $200, your ad for 3 days only $30.00'' Items costing up to $300, your ad for 3 days drily $40_00" Items costing up to $400, your ad for 3 days drily $50.00' • More than one item welcome- but highest priori item will determine ad rate. • Ad will appear in all your local papers for 3 consecutive days. • If items sell, you may cancel, but no refunds and no replacements for other items. • Deadline 48 hours prior tea publicatiota. • Ads must be prepaid by Visa, Nlaster-Card, AmEX, cheque, cash (Interac at C7shawa lkacatiaan only). OSHAWA - WHITBY - CLARINGTON THIS W K 1905) 576-9335 on 683-0707 AJAX/PICKERINCi PORT PERRY THIS WEEK NEWS ADVERTISER UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE 60-00"985-2511 683-0707 852-9741 r.l P POAN 11111111 NM AMPI.ttlEIt WSONESMY EDITIM. --- A 1, 2tf1Do Hail LOSSA hoops champs Pickering school Monarchs off to OFSAA after beating Exeter High of Ajax PICKER1\f; — The St. Mary Catholic Scriind,tr.S School Mffrt- archs senior hays' haskoball scam won hit: over Alai's Exeter High School Falcons to capture the Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics (LOSSA) crown at St. Stephen's Catholic Secondary School in Row- manvilie last week As a result. the Monarchs will make their first-ever appearance in senior hog s" basketball at the Ontario Federation of Schools Athletic Asso- ciation iOFSAAi championships in Hamilton March S ill 10. SI Mar 424-1 overall) used strong delensn'e playto keep the Fal- cons' grounded en route I,, a 69-4S victor in the LOSSA final. The Monarchs gut oft to a quick 14-4 start Despite some foul trouble later in the contest. St. Mar was able to keep Exeter High under wraps St Man coach %IIkc C;ordcnskv says his charges were in total control of the game after getting the lead carp in the first half. "Overall. I think we had t+ai much for them. We gut off to a 14-4 start with our full -court pressure leading to some turnovers. We weren't in trouble after that, but some tout trou- ble did slow us down, though Exeter Played really well I give them crcd- n '. Marko Gla%w Ix -ted a game -high 21 Fx)ints for the Monarchs He was followed by Mark Skcrrin with IT Dwa%nc C'ormttc scored IS fur the Falcons The Monarch, advanced to the LOSSA final after downing Bow- manvillc High Sthsx9l 65-45 in the semi-final contest. Meanwhile. Ex- eter High was a 61-56 winner over Oshawa's McLaughlin Collegiate Trojans in the other semi-final match. Looking ahead to the OFSAA championships. Gordcnsk% says his team will he entering the great un- known when it comes It, playing at the 'AAA' level at the provincials. And. his Monarchs will bl- a low seed when the match -ups are announced next Monday. A don't know how we'll do to be honest with vou." he says. "We al- ways tend to play better against teams we've never played against. so anything can happen. Obviously. were going to he an underdog and that's sometimes a gexul thing. We haven't played any of the top teams this vicar. If we can play as a team, We can play with those teams" In tournament play thu season, the Monarchs returned home with the title from the Brantford Classic tour. nameni. finished as runners-up at a Pctcrtxri9ugh high sclxwt event, and placed fourth out of 32 sc:htxils at a tourney in Ottawa. Email the newsroom shouston@durham.net E—F/LE READY CASH JZ CASH REFUNDS WITHIN 24 HOURS EXILED REFUNDS IN ABOUT 2 WEEKS (Most EFiled Returns) FREE EFILE WITH TAX PREPARATION [� ALL RETURNS PREPARED Personal, Business Corporations & Trusts BOOKKEEPING SERVICES AVAILABLE ACCT" 5ERVIC" PICKERING TOWN CENTRE Food Court Area (905)837-0564 Mort. -sot.. Mor Hours Sun, 12-5 (Feb. 6 to Aprr 30) Tot 1 z 66? . 9 k:\.. ' Y50ff OFF!"' Our famous Semi -Annual Table Sale is now on! up to $300 Of[Fail our Canadian -made Oufferin Games table models! Have your table installed and really la Fly N April 311, 2000. YOtGLANWEI Pickering Town Centre '(905) 42M 13 •s••cw p.na•.n...na sw.rra. mr• ." M+ I aro s" "..•.•cr.w to hA "W. A ONTARIO GOVERNMENT NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTRE #2 HIGHWAY 401 IMPROVEMENTS HARWOOD AVENUE TO CARRUTHER'S CREEK TOWN OF AJAX, REGION OF DURHAM (MTO FILE: G.W.P. 124-99-00) THE STUDY: The Ministry of Transportation, in partnership with the Region of Durham, has initiated a Class Environmental Assessment to examine improvements to Highway 401 between Harwood Avenue and the proposed new interchange at Carruther's Creek Drive (formerly Pickering Beach Road) in the Town of Ajax. Subject to the final outcome of the study, the Ministry of proposing to: • widen Highway 401 between Harwood Avenue and Carruther's Creek Drive; • construct the previously approved new interchange at Highway 401/Carruthers Creek Drive and build Carruther's Creek Drive from Sayly Road to Highway 2; • replace the Highway 401 underpass structures at Harwood Avenue; and, • permanently remove the Harwood Avenue interchange ramps. THE STUDY PROCESS: This study will follow an approved planning process, according to the requirements of the Provincial Highways Class Environmental Assessment for a Group "B" project. with the opportunity for public input throughout. Upon completion of the study, a report will be available for public review and comment. A notice of completion will be published at that time. If you feel that serious environment concerns remain unresolved, you have the right to request that the project be subject to an Individual Environment Assessment. PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTRE #r2: This Public Information Centre will provide the public with an opportunity to review the details of the project. You are invited to attend this open house as follows: Tuesday. March 7, 2000 4:30 pm to 8:00 pm at the Ajax Community Centre HMS Ajax Room 75 Centennial Road, Ajax If you wish to comment or have any question, please contact Mr. Mike Delsey, PEng., Project Manager: by mail, Go Totten Sims Hubicki Associates, 300 Water Street, Whitby, ON. LIN 9J2; by telephone at 905-668-9363; by fax at 905-668-0221; or by email at mdelsy0ish.ca O Ontario taE" OF r � `tieiiterl a • WE'VE ADDED A NEW EDGE Taurus 2000 has earned five stars - the highest possible U.S. Government crash test rating - for both driver and front passenger - two years in a row.' hKe rfen aeFeatiwaic • 16" Aluminum • 5 -Spoke Wheels • Increased Horsepower and 289 O� * Torque Improved Steering ,Handling l.•wifort Fetsw•s. •Power Divers' Seat • Healed Mirrors • Light Group • 5 -Passenger Seating with Floor Shift Peaco-Of-Mind 2N9 Features: • Power Adjustable Pedals • Anti. 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