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Home My WebLink AboutNA2000_03_24PICK,ERINGNEWS ADVE .. RTISER PRESSRUN 50.100 �7 PICKERING'S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1965 C I, 4UNOW P 28 PAGES FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 2000 —_ Ntj Weekend at the movies... Page 19 Pickering station operator drills to determine whether fault poses threat Nuclear plant earthquake ri'sk • examined BY KErrH GILLIGAN Staff Writer PICKERING — The operator of the Pickering nuclear plant will begin drilling in the Rouge River valley to determine if a fault line is "seismically significant" enough to cause an earthquake that could shake the station. The drilling will start later this month and take until early May. On- tario Power Generation (OPG) offi- cial Clive Alexander told a Tuesday meeting of the Community Adviso- ry Committee established by the utility to provide input on the power plant. Experts have determined that all but one of several faults in the Rouge River valley were caused by Come and see wiry we're top dog! WWRICI d wlal tee (4*)M&4544 (,SafHA*40t,e0dFbtU*nrid) OF pickwing a o • Complex !' for 1 Squash or Racquetball Call 831.1711 for details J, receding glaciers at the end of the last ice age and are no longer active. OPG wants to investigate the one fault that isn't glacial to determine if it could cause an earthquake and how large such a tremor might be. "We have to determine the likch- hood of an earthquake there and how much it would be:' said Mr. Alexander. "We'll put the report out as soon as it's ready" He reported OPG has received approval from the Ministry of Nat- ural Resources and local municipal- ities to drill at the junction of Twyn Rivers Drive and Sheppard Avenue, between the Rouge River and the Little Rouge Creek. 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Students at the event will compete against others in such activities as the 'Non -leaning Tower of Pasta' and 'Fruit Roller Coaster'. Their goose is cooked Durham wants to control geese population Durham council has endorsed a motion passed by Whitby politi- cians last month asking the Province to approve culling as a management option for controlling the Canada Goose population here. Regional councillors voted 14- 11 We dZsday to ask for the provin- cial government's help in reducing and controlling the number of geese across Durham. '"this isn't a problem just in Whitby. Pickering has a severe problem with IC Pickering Coun- cillor Doug Dickerson said. Cozen. Dickerson noted all of Durham's lakeshore municipalities have experienced an increau in the number of Canada Geese which has raised concerns in local communi- ties. Coun. Dickerson suggested the easiest way to "get rid of them is to stop feeding them". Oshawa Councillor Brian Nicholson suggested habitat modi- fication or egg destruction pro- grams could address the problem. "Culling is killing live animals;" he said. "Culling isn't an an- swer ...They breed faster than you can culI.- Vote" Vote early, but not often... Pickering to hold two advance polls for municipal election PICKERE4G — Voters will have a choice of three days for casting ballots in this fall's munic- ipal election. Pickering council voted Mon- day to conduct advance polls prior to the Nov. 13 municipal election from 10 am. to 8 p.m. on Satur- day, Nov. 4 and Wednesday, Nov. 8 at the Civic Complex, One The Esplanade. Municipalities are required 111— under the Municipal Elections Act start of the hunting season during to establish one or more dates for the first two weeks of November. an advance vote prior to the elec- Meanwhile, councillors also tion date. The cost of each advance approved a bid submitted by Glob - poll is S 1,600. al Election Systems for the rental A motion introduced by Ward 3 of 33 vote tabulators at a coat of Regional Councillor Rick Johnson approximately $94,000. asking for a third advance poll City clerk Bruce Taylor notes Nov. 1 was defeated. Cour. John- the equipment, which Pickering son had suggested that date be rented from Global for the 1997 added to accommodate those peo- election, allows for results to be ple who'll beheading north for the tabulated much more quickly. "+1P PAGE 2 NEWS ADAIERTtS8R, lF OMY EDI M, March 24 MW "" BUN--ilig—PiCKeringhigh'school st: Tt a u een o Student convinces City to push Catholic board for meeting PICKERING — Busing Pickering students to a new Catholic high school being built in north Ajax simply doesn't make sense. City council was told at a recent meeting "Where is the sense of community if we're willing to send our kids to Ajax?" Keith Falconer, a Grade 12 student at St. Mary Catholic Secondary School, asked Pickering politicians. "Where is the democracy when the (school) board dictates what school our students should attend'?" He was referring to a de- cision by Durham Catholic District School Board trustees that could see pupils from three Pickering elementary schools bused to the new high school being constructed in north Ajax to alleviate crowding at St. Mary on Whites Road. In January, trustees ap- proved in principle a mo- tion that would see gradu- ates from St. Wilfrid Catholic School, St. Antho- ny Daniel Catholic School and Holy Redeemer Catholic School attend the new north Ajax high school when it opens in September 2001 near Harwood Avenue and Rossland Road East. "Clearly they've made their decision;" the teen Durham building 0 0 activity soars Region records increase in new homes, commercial construction Durham was among mu- nicipalities across the Greater Toronto Area which enjoyed an increase in the value of building permits issued last year, states a report by the Region's planning, depart- ment. According to Durham Re- gion's 1999 Annual Building Permit Activity Review, the value of residential and non- residential building permits issued here last year in- creased by more than 46 per cent, climbing from $582 million in 1998 to $851.4 million in 1999. The total value of building permits issued in the GTA also rose by close to 20 per cent last year, from $7.9 bil- lion in 1998 to $9.4 billion in 1999. And, Durham's share of the total GTA value increased from 7.4 per cent in 1998 to nine per cent last year, which is similar to the levels experi- enced approximately 10 years ago. According to the study, "Building permit information is an indicator of regional housing and employment ac- tivity, the level of local in- vestment, and economic per- formance" The data, which was col- lected from Durham's mem- ber municipalities, is used by the Region for a number of purposes, including bond rat- ing reviews, the Regional De- velopment Charge Back- ground Study and the Annual Servicing and Financing Study. The report indicates the number of permits issued for new residential units in Durham in 1999 increased by 34 per cent from 3,043 homes in 1998 to 4,082 last year, which is higher than the average annual number of permits issued over the past 10 years. And, the value of those permits increased by 39.5 per cent from $407.9 million in 1998 to $569.1 million in 1999. Meanwhile, the value of non-residential permits is- sued in Durham increased by 62.2 per cent, from $174.1 million in 1998 to $282.3 million in 1999, with the greatest gains in the institu- tional sector, followed by the: commercial and industrial sectors. And, according to the Re- gion, the current trend is like- ly to continue. "New non-residential building permit activity can be expected to continue along its positive course into 2000 and beyond;' the report states. "With expected infra- structure improvements in- cluding new highway inter- changes in Oshawa and Ajax, along with the extension of Hwy. 407 to Brock Road (in Pickering) by August 2001, it is anticipated that these im- provements will have positive spin-offs for future develop- ment activity within the non- residential sector' Learn to live `The Healthy Way' fart eight-week nutritional '-counselling course is being offered at the Ajax and Pick- ering Health Centre again this spring. The hospital and the City of Pickering present `The Healthy Way', a course which focuses on healthy eating, meal planning, stress man- agement, body image and ex- ercise. The next course starts Tuesday, April 4 and will tun every Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. unW May 23 at the hospital, 580 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax. ItAgLstrafion is $135. Call] 420-4621. added. "We're trying to change that:' His father Peter Falconer said, "I find this decision hasn't involved the public. Clearly (board officials) hoped to fly this one by us" The father and son urged City politicians to support a motion requesting the sepa- rate board arrange a meet- ing with concerned parents and Ward 2 councillors to discuss the situation. "We would like to have the opportunit} to di,,cu,�s (the boundaric,, i %k , [h them," said Ward 2 Region- al Councillor Doug Dicker- son, who introduced the motion which was passed unanimously. He noted Uxbridge stu- dents, who will still be able to attend St. Mary when the new school opens, actually live closer to the new facili- ty than the students living in Bay Ridges, who attend Holy Redeemer. "I would like to see some common sense applied to this issue." Mr. Falconer Said in an nicw. tic K e"tuik:. NL .�,�fr lieves Pickering students should have the option of attending St. Mary. Pickering Trustee Jim McCafferty, who attended the meeting, says he's in favour of further discus- sion. "I've always maintained we have enough kids in Pickering to build a second high school;" he said. Trustee McCafferty re- ported the proposed bound- aries for the Ajax school will likcl� go t() tru,,tec,, for DOUG DICKERSON Wants City to help resolve busing issue i 14 CSY V Wild wild television. i 14 CSY V Parents charged i*n fire deaths' BY STEPHEN SHAW Stuff Writer The father of two of three young girls killed in an Os- hawa townhouse blaze last year has been charged with failing to provide the neces- saries of life and arson by negligence. Police have also charged the mother of six-year-old Sarah Ann Dorrian, who was the third victim of the fire. The pair were arrested yesterday afternoon follow- ing an "extensive" three- month investigation by Durham Regional Police, Os- hawa Fire Services, the On- tario Fire Marshal's Office and Ontario Coroner's Of- fice. Stephanie Dawn Daven- port, Il, and sister Nicole Christine Davenport, 7, died of smoke inhalation after being trapped in an upstairs bedroom of their dad's town- house when the fire broke out early Dec. 18. The sisters had been liv- ing with their mother in Lindsay and were spending the weekend with their father. Sarah had spent the night at the: residence along with her mother. Kim 1)t�rmin, who lived in a next-d,•r :' NICOLE STEPHANIE SARAH DAVENPORT DAVENPORT DORRIAN in the complex at 1100 Ox- ford St. and was babysitting. Ms. Doman escaped ser- ous injury when she was res- cued from a basement win- dow by firefighters. The three girls were pulled from a second -storey bedroom, but the Davenport sisters were pronounced dead shortly after arriving at Lak- eridge Health Oshawa. Sarah died a day later in hospital, her organs donated by family. Also injured in the fire was the sisters' 10 -year-old brother, Johnny Davenport, who frantically tried alerting the others before managing to escape the blaze by jump- ing out of a second -floor window. He suffered smoke inhalation and minor burns and bruises. 1' ,aid ,Iwrtl� I�-k)rc l 4 I�.:�: lit the home to drive a friend to work in Ajax. When he re- turned a half-hour later, the townhouse was engulfed. Mr. Davenport kicked in the front door of the house in an attempt to save the chil- dren but was met by smoke and flames, police said. He suffered facial burns. Yesterday, after complet- ing his shift at the General Motors plant, he surrendered at police headquarters in Os- hawa. The 42 -year-old man, now living on Centre Street South, is charged with four counts of arson by negli- gence and three counts of failing to provide the neces- saries of life. He is also charged with two counts under the Ontario Fire Code: tailing= to in,tall a ,1111 Ike alarm , r. _ - . floor and failing to maintain a smoke alarm in a basement. Kim Dorrian, 36, now of Whitby, has been charged with four counts of failing to provide the necessaries of life, police said. Like the Davenport sis- ters, Sarah Dornan was on a weekend visit with a parent at the time of her death. She had been living with her fa- ther on Nonquon Road. Durham Sergeant Jim Grimley said the criminal charges are "certainly the first of their kind we've ever laid in this region:' He said an investigation by the Fire Marshal pin- pointed the origin of the blaze to a living room sofa. Careless smoking is the "suspected cause;' he said. "['here was some indica- tion alcohol may have been a factor. There was evidence present the next morning that both (Mr. Davenport and Ms. Doman) had consumed alco- hol;' Sgt. Grimley said. "[t is alleged that this tragedy could have and should have been prevented by the parents of these chil- dren" -- «ith file from (-hri,,t% Clia,c VEWADVERT18Ffl„1VW4Y E0171QN,11100201a= Pr66 3 A1P iiiiiiiiiiiiiiim, LOOK FOR Dr. Green's Lawn Care Flyer in Today's Ajax -Pickering News �.-"N. Aduerliser NO P.S.F. or C.S.T. ON ALL �oou�rar 698UNEx Billiard -' Tables from 1159999 Installed with Fu! 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Open House Sunday, March 26 — 2:30 to 4:30pm Monday, March 27 — 7:00 to 9:00PM Pickering seismic faults probed PICKF.RING/from page 1 Consulting firm Geomatrix Inc., which was hired by the Atomic Energy Control Board to study the potential for tremors around the Pickering plant, de- termined that faults including those in the Rouge River valley had a "very low probability of producing earthquakes;' Mr. Alexander said. Of the seven or eight loca- tions probed in the Rouge River area, there's "only one site we couldn't say clearly was glacial in origin;' he added. A study of the geology under the Pickering plant concluded there's no possibility of a major earthquake, said Mr. Alexander. "[be geological structure un- derneath the plant isn't con- ducive to a large-scale earth- quake. We'd like the hazard at zero at the Rouge River site:" An earthquake measuring 3.8 on the Richter scale about 20 miles off shore under Lake On- tario last November was heard and felt throughout the area, Mr. Alexander noted. A 3.0 tremor BOB STRICKERT 'Yes, the plant is safe.' "if it's close by you, you might feel it" John Froats, director of site support at the Pickering plant, re- ported he was in the station dur- ing the November earthquake and didn't feel anything. "Yes, the plant is safe;" said Pickering station site vice -Presi- dent Bob Stricken. Mr. Alexander noted the nu- clear plant was designed to with- stand earthquakes in the six to seven magnitude range. -The 3.8 was felt (at the power station);' Mr. Stricken said. But, ' The plant could with- stand at least 1,000 times that shaking, 2,000 times, 3,000 times." Mr. Froats reported an earth- quake measuring seven wouldn't affect the nuclear station but it would cause homes and bridges to collapse. "This plant will withstand one whopping shake while there will be a lot of rubble around," Mr. Stricken said. OPG is undertaking a seismic study to assure the public "the station can withstand seismic ac- tivity," Mr. Alexander noted. Seismologists "say we should expect a five in the area every 100 years:' he pointed out. But, there's been little seismic activity near the Pickering plant, making it a "boring spot- for the Geological Survey of Canada, Mr. Alexander quipped. He reported in -plant monitor- ing devices have been installed at the Pickering station and will soon be installed at Darlington to record seismic activity. .114 Athol Street, Whitby • For more information call (905) 668-6500 �YYlTfF�ats s'�s fs i r��li F� �rTit'iT�'r ars iTliR'P1'�t it"s t'a'i i fii"iTls�l F _ _ _ � m TRUCK 100"', calladiall M;Iq jr I V-- - ---- ORTHOPEDIC SIE LO.. 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I note with great interest that Region Chair - 0 Testsjust don't add up 'Too much pressure put on Grade 3 students A week of testing for eight -year- olds. No teacher would be willing to do this to children. Although some bright students enjoy the tests, there are the other pupils with special needs, lan- guage problems, learning disabilities, etc., who are all too often devastated by this week of unnecessary pressure and frustration. For what? My personal experiences and those of my colleagues too often have seen children crying in frustration; teachers troubled at answering questions with the government -mandated response: "I can't help you"; one child refusing to take the test because, "the government will kill me if I fail" (he saw a relative murdered by goverment troops in Central America); children saying they don't care how they do on the test (home situations make survival a prior- ity for these students, not tests): other students who cannot concentrate for a week of tests because of lack of proper food in their diet; children with fragile self-confidence being destroyed; teach- ers angry with their work to encourage Lary Noonan Opinion Shaper low -achieving children being dashed by their failures; and much more. You may think these are rare occur- rences but one or more of these situa- tion occur in every school. Teachers can alter tests and space them out and take many other measures to help these students which a week-long testing pe- riod cannot and was never meant to do. Are these tests worth this? Are they worth closing the special education class in a school or the English as a Second Language class for a week? Try asking the Grade 3 teacher in your neighbourhood school if he or she has learned anything new about the students. I have talked to many of them with the same response - no new infor- mation is gleamed from the tuts that would help a teacher to improve the teaching of the students. The Tory government ignores what any teacher who has taken a testing course knows. Valid tests must be mod- ified for children of different social and cultural backgrounds as well as for stu- dents with special needs and for those with English as a second language. Now the tests have expanded to Grade 6 with pilots in Grade 7 and the stated intentions to give tests to most if not all the grades. The purpose of the tests are not to inform parents or help students but to be able to compare a provincial average against other provinces and countries. Are tests that do not help teachers teach better and are so devastating to so many children worth the $17 -plus million spent on them yearly? E -Mail your comments on this Gon- ion to shouston6durham.net Include your full name and community of rosl- dence. man Roger Anderson states. -I'm getting the feeling from the public that they've had enough:' How perceptive of Mr. Ander- son. 1 wonder if he is also getting the feeling that the public have also had enough of subsidizing trips such as the upcoming visit to the Ukraine by Mr. Anderson. other Region politicians and staff. I have no problem with local business groups going wherever they want so long as the taxpay- er does not have to foot the bill. Why Mr. Anderson and any other hanger-on has to make this trip is beyond me. Perhaps the public will re- member this sort of personal ex- penditure when we get a chance to actually vote for the regional chairman of our choice. As far as the police goes, they should be given every spare penny. We need them. What we do not need is local politicians having a jolly good time at our expense. John Haste, Ajax The News Advertiser accepts let- ters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neatly hand-written, 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last name or two initials and a last name. Please include a phone number for verifi- cation. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and content. Opinions expressed in let- ters are those of the writer and not necessarily those of the News Ad- vertiser. We regret tha• due to the volume of letters, not all will be printed. NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Puhlisher Joanne Burghardt Edilor-in-Chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Director of Advertising Duncan Fletcher Rctail ,4dvertising Manager Eddie Kolodziejcak Classified Advertising Manager John Willems Real Estate.Automotive Advertising Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager Lillian Hook Office Manager Barb Harrison Compming Manager N "" (905)083-5110 ti�ales (905)683-5110 Classifieds (905) 6X3-0707 Distribution (905) 683-5 117 General Fax 00s) hh i-7363 E ,N1ail shoeuston (a. d urham. nct Neb address www.durhamne%% s.net 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax. Ont. LIS 285 Publications Mail Sales Agreement Number 1332791 The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circu- lations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Coun- cil. The publisher re- serves the right to classify or refuse any adver ise- ment. Credit for adver- tisement limited to space price error occupies. � ecA in on Weapons n schools Gun handbook must go through proper channels It's been the biggest issue surround- turns it to school. Nobody can claim not ing North American schools these past to know what zero -tolerance means. few years. In institutions as close as They will know the precise terms and Toronto and as far away as Alberta and the exact punishments to tx: applied Colorado, students have taken weapons should they break the rules. to school and shot their classmates. Kids We can't he wishy-washy on this have been wounded and killed. issue. We must tx: firm and tough. Our Amidst the headlines and heartaches, children's lives depend on it. a little down-to-earth reasoning is need- On a related note, the Ontario Fedcer- e'd. Simply put, there must tk zero-toler- ation of Anglers and Hunters made a ance for weapons of any kind and vio- mistake in sending its firearms guide to lence in anv form in our schools. each school across Ontario. The proper The issue is clouded by nitpicking course would have been to send the and excuse-makin•, on the part of school guide to each board of education or even board representatives everywhere. Wor- to send it first to the :Ministry of Educa- ries are expressed about Swiss Army tion for a decision on whether It was ap- knives or X-acto knives being used for propriate for schools. non-violent purposes. The timing to send out the 300 -page Such protests miss the; point. Chil- guides was poor coming as it does dur- dren do not. in general, understand ing a period of heightened awareness shades of grey. They must have issues about guns in schools. Yes. the president explained in straightforward, black -and- of the OFAH is quick to point out the white terms. Our young people deserve, guide urges responsible use of firearms and must have, the right to grow up and and the precautions which must be taken txr educated in a violence -free, weapon- when using them, but don't youngsters free atmosphere. Surely. it's the least we who are eager to get a firearms certifi- can do. sate already have to go through exten- Arguments about what constitutes a sive training on safety measures? weapon and what doL%n't only serve to If that's the case:, why docs the muddy the waters. it's very simple. On OFAH have to make the case for the first day of school this coming Sep- firearms twice? Those who wish to use temb cr, every student in every school them will go through the proper chan- across Ontario should be given a com- eels. Those who don't follow the rule.-. prehensive pamphlet to take home ex- will be dealt with by the police. plaining the: precise terms of the no -vio- lence. no -weapon policy. The student E -Mail your comments on this opinion takes the form home, has it signed by his to shouston®durham.net Include your parent(s), signs it himself, and then re- full name and community of residence. M %0% CUTSPP ` WEVE UREM DWOLDs. 4 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR We need police protection, not politicians having a jolly good time To the editor: With reference to the Durham Regional Police budget being higher than expected. I note with great interest that Region Chair - 0 Testsjust don't add up 'Too much pressure put on Grade 3 students A week of testing for eight -year- olds. No teacher would be willing to do this to children. Although some bright students enjoy the tests, there are the other pupils with special needs, lan- guage problems, learning disabilities, etc., who are all too often devastated by this week of unnecessary pressure and frustration. For what? My personal experiences and those of my colleagues too often have seen children crying in frustration; teachers troubled at answering questions with the government -mandated response: "I can't help you"; one child refusing to take the test because, "the government will kill me if I fail" (he saw a relative murdered by goverment troops in Central America); children saying they don't care how they do on the test (home situations make survival a prior- ity for these students, not tests): other students who cannot concentrate for a week of tests because of lack of proper food in their diet; children with fragile self-confidence being destroyed; teach- ers angry with their work to encourage Lary Noonan Opinion Shaper low -achieving children being dashed by their failures; and much more. You may think these are rare occur- rences but one or more of these situa- tion occur in every school. Teachers can alter tests and space them out and take many other measures to help these students which a week-long testing pe- riod cannot and was never meant to do. Are these tests worth this? Are they worth closing the special education class in a school or the English as a Second Language class for a week? Try asking the Grade 3 teacher in your neighbourhood school if he or she has learned anything new about the students. I have talked to many of them with the same response - no new infor- mation is gleamed from the tuts that would help a teacher to improve the teaching of the students. The Tory government ignores what any teacher who has taken a testing course knows. Valid tests must be mod- ified for children of different social and cultural backgrounds as well as for stu- dents with special needs and for those with English as a second language. Now the tests have expanded to Grade 6 with pilots in Grade 7 and the stated intentions to give tests to most if not all the grades. The purpose of the tests are not to inform parents or help students but to be able to compare a provincial average against other provinces and countries. Are tests that do not help teachers teach better and are so devastating to so many children worth the $17 -plus million spent on them yearly? E -Mail your comments on this Gon- ion to shouston6durham.net Include your full name and community of rosl- dence. man Roger Anderson states. -I'm getting the feeling from the public that they've had enough:' How perceptive of Mr. Ander- son. 1 wonder if he is also getting the feeling that the public have also had enough of subsidizing trips such as the upcoming visit to the Ukraine by Mr. Anderson. other Region politicians and staff. I have no problem with local business groups going wherever they want so long as the taxpay- er does not have to foot the bill. Why Mr. Anderson and any other hanger-on has to make this trip is beyond me. Perhaps the public will re- member this sort of personal ex- penditure when we get a chance to actually vote for the regional chairman of our choice. As far as the police goes, they should be given every spare penny. We need them. What we do not need is local politicians having a jolly good time at our expense. John Haste, Ajax The News Advertiser accepts let- ters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neatly hand-written, 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last name or two initials and a last name. Please include a phone number for verifi- cation. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and content. Opinions expressed in let- ters are those of the writer and not necessarily those of the News Ad- vertiser. We regret tha• due to the volume of letters, not all will be printed. NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Puhlisher Joanne Burghardt Edilor-in-Chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Director of Advertising Duncan Fletcher Rctail ,4dvertising Manager Eddie Kolodziejcak Classified Advertising Manager John Willems Real Estate.Automotive Advertising Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager Lillian Hook Office Manager Barb Harrison Compming Manager N "" (905)083-5110 ti�ales (905)683-5110 Classifieds (905) 6X3-0707 Distribution (905) 683-5 117 General Fax 00s) hh i-7363 E ,N1ail shoeuston (a. d urham. nct Neb address www.durhamne%% s.net 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax. Ont. LIS 285 Publications Mail Sales Agreement Number 1332791 The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circu- lations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Coun- cil. The publisher re- serves the right to classify or refuse any adver ise- ment. Credit for adver- tisement limited to space price error occupies. � ecA NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION. March 24, 2000 PAGE -7 A/P AMALGAMATION SURVEY Share --your thoughts on the future- -of-Durham- Region ------------- ------------- Sex: Male Female Age: -18 18-24 24-39 40-59 60+ Town: Level of education: High school _ College. University _ Marital status: How many children in the family: How long have you lived here": How would you rate the performance of regional council? Voor Fair Good Excellent Why? --— What do you like most about your Some suggest amalgamation would town? make government more efficient and Option A: Status quo — No changes to the existing structure made up of eight cost effective. Others say amalgamation Durham municipalities. will result in a loss of local identity and What do you like least? _ _ _ that government will be further re- moved from the residents it should serve. Do you support or oppose the What's missing from your municipality? idea of amalgamating some of the com- munities in Durham Region'? How would you rate the quality of these municipal services? (P)oor (F)air (G)ood (E)xcellent ♦ road maintenance ♦ garbage removal ♦ recycling services ♦ recreation programs ♦ fire services ♦ bylaw enforcement ♦ planning/development ♦ police services How would you rate the performance of your municipal council? Poor Fair Good Excellent Why? Option B: One 'Super -City' comprised of the eight municipalities currently in existence in Durham Region. Option C. Tivo Durham Region cities — If your municipality has to join another one 'lakeshore' city comprised of Ajar, Pickering. Whitbv. Osiuin-a and Clar- municipality (or municipalities) in ington, and one 'rural' city comprised of Uxbridge. Brock and Scugog. Durham Region, which municipalities would make the most sense to you and why? Option D: Three Durham Region cities — one comprised of Ajar -Pickering, one comprised of Oshawa- Whitby- Claring- ton and one comprised of the rural mu- nicipalities of Uxbridge-Brock-Scugog. Send your surveys to: SURVEY c/o The News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Oat., LIS 2H5 by April 7, 2000. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Survey by the Metroland community newspapers of Durham Region THIS WEEK NEWS ADVERTISER Canabtan btatcoman UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE �iAfti ilitAlE �.f1ElAR A�NEi:1'IB�ii; Ftilb�l��b�1�t'�Aii� ��ib00 irarr ,4. rr�� r t r .6V," •-K •rr •a a . ornea Distress Centre A walkathon being held this spring will help two Durham organizations help residents with physical and emo- tional problems. Distress Centre Durham and the Cardiac Rehabilitation Organization are holding a Heart and Mind Walkathon Saturday, June 3 on the Oshawa Creek Trail. They need people to take part in the walk and individuals, organiza- tions and businesses to donate re- freshments, prizes or services. Last year's fund-raising walk t • .�� • i�r � i'1err4rrfrirr rft�rfff I�frr►fie,;yv egs an min s in ouram Durham, cardiac rehab group co -host fund-raiser brought in more than $9,000. Karen Turchetto, fund-raising co- ordinator of the Distress Centre Durham, reports event organizers hope to double that amount with this year's event Distress Centre Durham runs a 24- hour telephone helpline staffed by volunteers trained in empathic listen- ing. crisis intervention and suicide prevention. The Cardiac Rehabilitation Orga- nization provides an exercise pro- gram and a network of emotional Fax it Ajax and Pickering News Advertiser General 683-7363 support, social opportunities and lifestyle information to help prevent cardiovascular Pickering High AJAX — Pickering High School graduates from the class of 1990/91 are being sought for a 10 -year reunion this fall. 1 disease and rehabilitate heart register for the walk, or to patients. make a donation call 723-4461 For more information, to or 432-7604. School grads invited to celebrate The reunion celebration is tending are asked to send an e - tentatively scheduled for Sep- mail to phsreunion9l Cdhot- tember. mail.com or call Cara Hill at Any grads interested in at- 416-927-5867. III PRE -SEASON - BLOW-OUT 3 DAYS ONLY Thursdav, March 3()= Saturcia�T, A 19951.z-- 15 filll TAGS li kR 100 R Tablets. 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Thank you and welcome. nmybcnNell Michel Saikali -Owner Manager 0 ft We're helping companies plan for the future. We're the Power Workers' Union. Our members are the people who provide service for the customers of numerous organizations. We know that the companies we work for have to be competitive and reliable. We know there are new challenges in the marketplace - new technology, new ways of doing business, new competitors and changing customer expectations. And Power Workers view helping ' our employers to meet those challenges as a 't 4 very personal challenge.` Our jobs depend on it. The Power Workers have a clear strategy for the future. We aim to help our employers succeed by giving the public outstanding value. iL M Positive relationships in the workplace are an important part of our employers' strategies for the future. It stands to reason. People who are treated with respect are more productive and they want their employers to succeed. And they do a better job of meeting customers' needs and expectations. Our employers understand that. The Power Workers understand that too, so we build positive relationships to help our employers succeed. Successful companies are better employers. Power Workers have a lot of knowledge, talent and experience. And we want a clear voice in our employers' strategies for the future. Yr The people who actually do the work and deal with the customer often know more about a company's strengths or weaknesses than the people in the corner offices. We ask our employers to let us'use that knowledge to make the companies better and more competitive. And they're listening. After all, it's in everyone's best interests. We help companies plan for the future by reaching agreements that are good for union members, for companies, and for the public. _OWER WORKERS' UNION WWW.Pwv.eo .�. :..-a •.� •.• ,,. � �. �ss..v..3+.>. ... .:M;••C:a ti.ti.. ..-"tea.; wJRh.. ...c .•.. . .. .. .: _..,.w....s.:.fa--.:Y.,..,c��....s:.w.+.awrsRilt\al.<cur,aar�i�low.baeca�•saq[Y�alc..i+cvnw.e c.,.r.... "y. ir,. � - —'- �r. Advertising Feature This feature publishes e other Friday Until June 30, 2000 all Maria for deta#s 683-511 +` 4 .. ...'..r... ...... Y.•.'-.lI.C. NA NEWS ADVERTISER FRIOAY EDITION, March 24, 2000 PAGE I I AM Get your garden ready GARDENING (TO DO LIST) DURHAM REGION (by your local Horticulturalist Rick Pecman Pineridge Carden Gallery, Pickering) LAWNS: 1) Remove blade of lawnmower - sharpen!! 2) Bring mower in for a tune-up if needed. 3) Light fan raking of twigs & r E LAWN TOTAL LAWN OCTOR MAINTENANCE Only $134.20 or 4 payments of $33.55 Application #1 Application #2 Apr. -May May -July -Early spring -Early summer Fertilizer Fertilizer -Broadleaf Weed Control pplication #3 Application #4 Aug. Sept. -Oct. Late summer Fertilizer•Wintenzer Fertilizer I roadleaf weed control -Broadleaf weed control debris off lawn. 4) End March! Apply 24-6-6 crabgrass control lawn fertilizer. TREES: 1) Pruning to shape & control growth (except Birch & Maples) Let the experts at Pine Ridge Garden Gallery help you select the right fertilizer program for your lawn. We have easy to use programs for lawn care, weed control, lawn maintenance and repair. 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(Also tomatoes (some), if you want to have two -foot high beauties for your garden by mid -may. - Start begonia tubers indoors this month to get those huge vibrant colored flowers that go non-stop all summer. ANNUALS: - End of March, planters outside can be planted with cold hardy pansies. ,1- A/P (PAGE 12 NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, March 212000, r r r�„ 'T aking'' o"" wn e aryl ers Disabled forum in Ajax runs March 29 AJAX — A forum, designed to pressure the Province to enact legisla- tion regarding disabled people, will be held March 29 at Ajax Community Centre. Kathryn Bremner, a Whitby resi- dent and co-chairman of the Durham Ontarians with Disabilities Act forum, said it's time the government kept its promise to enact such legisla- tion. "We hope by holding this forum, the government will finally be per- suaded to act;" she said. Many barriers to disabled people could be removed simply by amend- ing the building code, she added. Speakers at the forum include Josh Grisdale, an OAC student from Uxbridge preparing to live indepen- dently at university, Don Carr, from Ajax, disabled as a result of an acci- Just the fax: 683-7363 dent four years ago, Rev. David Chil- ling, from Newcastle, father to a daughter who is disabled and attend- ing teacher's college, Sheila Jarvis, executive director of Bloorview MacMillan Centre, Maggie Doherty - Gilbert, Canadian Hearing Society, last year's Easter Seal's Tammy, I (- year-old Sarah Dell, David Lepofsky, chairman of the provincial ODA com- mittee, and representatives of the NDP. Liberals and Conservatives. The moderator will be CityTV's David Onley. The forum will run from 7 to 9 p.m. and is sponsored by Grandview Children's Centre, Durham Region Health Department, CNIB. Easter Seal Society, Bloorview MacMillan Centre, Durham Family Registry, Par- ents in Action for Challenged Kids, Canadian Hearing Society, Durham District School Board and Durham District Catholic School Board. ALERT CARE CORP. & THE ROCKPORT GROUP Alert Care Corporation and The Rockport Group announce the opening of the new Retirement Home in Pickering, wcicoming Residents as of April 1. 2000. Convenientiv situated at 1645 Pickering Parkway the home is close to Brock Road, the 401, :hopping, churches and medical tacilities. The Parkway offers an ideal .alternative for the active, independent senior who is tired of household resp )risibility. ready to enjoy a pleasantly decorated home fumished with interesting antiques. Residents enjoy scheduled activities. pursue hobbies, watch movies in the theatre, relax by the Fireplace or settle with a good btwk to the library. Private suites include ensuite bathrooms and individual temperature control. The state of the art call system. life safety and security systems. 24 hours staff" supervision and assistance with health care needs ensure safety day How area mentors are and night. Mcals are servcd in the elegant dining room, emphasis on individual preferences and special dietary needs. Families and friends are always welcome. If you, a family member or friend would like to know more about retirement home living please call 905-426-6603 and arrange a visit or arrange to pick up complementary lunch and movie tickets. We would be happy to provide transportation if your no longer drive. Alert Care is proud of a success rate that has seen the company grow from three retirement homes in 1986 to twenty four homes in prime locations throughout Ontario in the year 2(Xx). It's no secret that we are proud of the services we offer in our retirement homes and we want you to see t„r %ourself. 742:;A �. ✓ Please reevele vnnr Newc �tl�erticerl Some of the many Royal Bank mentors (1. to r.) in back are Terry Chan, Bev Evans and Diana Kid. In front are Jane Gilbeft and Michelle Gibson. Fourteen colleagues are helping make changes m the lives of elementary school of many Royal Bank employees across Canada who take time out to help in their students. They're volunteers with Big Brothers' In -School Mentoring Program in communities. And we'd just like to take this opportunity to thank them for doing 'Ajax and Pickering. -_ what they do and to thank Big Brothers for putting our donation to such good use. The School Boards and Big Brothers work to make the Program happen Together they match mentors with students, who could benefit from one-to-one Interested in becoming a mentor? attention and positive adult role models. For an hour each week, mentors work to Call (905) 686-2871 for information. &IM -ROYAL BANK boost students' self-esteem while stressing the importance of a good education. MWSRFINANCIAL GROUP These mentors work for Royal Bank in Ajax and Pickering. They're just some ® Registered trade mark of Royal Bank of Canada • Imagiae�j A NL%vSW d Co mwdy M ...... �. .......®•/r.n�,.r�as..,xp.:t-aor,. A: a;w:.,...nea...�<s.+,. a<-. -...,...,w,;:;.r,w�.�,..:.�.s..f�-�viar'i.ins�P�rw7rr�AMi.L�°rr3�:'t�w>tr�OwS�1�Ifa6a.+mriee:lNew•.�r�-.v.�'aL'� sem'`': ^..w ..._ ►1 NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, March 24, ?9W PAGE 13 A/P Music school sings out for alumni St. Christopher House Music from 4 to 6 p.m. School is looking for Ajax and Pick- Boris Berlin, a former teacher at ering residents who were involved in the school and now a legend in the the facility to join its 70th anniver- field of' musical education, will be sary celebrations. one of the special guests. The school wants to hear from All alumni can RSVP by contact - past students, teachers, volunteers ing Sherry Squires, music school co - and donors interested in attending a ordinator, at 416-532-7586 or e -mail - birthday party Saturday, April 15 ing sherry sq C- stchri shouse. org. CELIA BRONKHORST/ News Advertiser photo Applause, a lause! AA Ashley Masters and Shannon Josephs show at Lincoln Alexander Public School. Kids their enthusiasm for the Ajax Recreation Ser- took a break from sports to sing a few songs vices sports camp held over the March break and clap along. r = = = = = = = = = 13 BAGSor () IP� 1 S -O I L 1 1 .1 1 1 1 1 WITH THIS COUPON L__COME IN FOR YOUR SPRING 2000 CATALOGUE Ha= hardware BUILDING CENTRE 477 KINGSTON RD., PICKERING , WHILE QUANTITIES LAST 905-839-4321 l �7 AM PAGE 14 .. _ i i..a.,.�.E..t f. •.�., .t';l;.Yl_l."i 4' + #:rv.r. filE1A1S ADVE::TISER, fFfi1QA1F EDITION, Mnrth Z4 X000 • ,. �.. �.. � . .._,. w.. , �...� Studentjobsmart must BY M/KE RUTH Staff Writer Summer job prospects for youth are "wonderful" this year, but that's no reason to ignore the fundamentals in a job search or wait until the last minute to start looking, says Kevin Makra, president of the Student Employment Network (SEN). He reports the youth un- employment rate in Canada is steady at 12.5 per cent, the lowest it has been in about 10 years. Of approximately 900 em- ployers the Toronto-based SEN has contacted about hir- ing intentions this summer, more than 40 per cent are op- timistic they'll be looking for workers. While that translates Summer work chances `wonderful' for youth who follow expert tips into more jobs for young peo- ple this summer, Mr. Makra says students should not be complacent and assume work is there for the taking. Young people should begin looking for summer jobs as soon as possible, he says. "The sooner the better;" advises Mr. Makra. "If we're talking about summer jobs, you should have started al- readv. ' lie recommends students remember "the three I's" when undertaking a job search: ideas, initiative and individuality. Young people should have idem about what they want to do. show initia- tive in getting their names out in the job market, and display individuality to set them - Watch For The Next Edition Of NOW On The Streets 4 1' Your whole world is inside your home — the people you love most, irreplaceable family hdrfooms, and possessions you've worked hard for. With so much under your roof, can you afford raj to be protected by an ADT home security system? Allar-411i ONGUARD Security Ltd. 360 Sayy Street West, Ajax Reserve your FREE NOME SECURITY SYSTEM 1 by March 31 and you'll also get your 1 1 1 1FIRST MONTH'S• •- 1 1 � 1 CALL 426-1322 Grand •.ends March 3 1 Fru slab/ wkWas kMW. Z dw t•slurs, iwlin 1•l•cNr, iM rri•r sir•• s•/ i•nh. 36 mma 090" gr.•me w a 99.95 • ms& i•rld•s ■•i•1••••r• OW Mluli rpta..aw. S6011160KY crew hmwy •d ke" •sn•rs p rq.lyd. selves apart from other job seekers. Mr. Makra says he used the approach successfully when applying for a banking position. He mailed his re- sume to several bank branch- es, but realized he was just a face in the crowd, indistin- guishable from other appli- cants. To set himself apart, Mr. Makra personally deliv- ered his resume to banking personnelin charge of hiring, and the: tactic paid off with a job. "I was more noticeable than the next person who had just sent their resume in the mail;' he says. Statistics show more than two-thirds of young people find a job because they know someone on the inside. So Mr. Makra says students should tap parents, friends and neighbours as resources in their job searches. Summer jobs tend to be entry-level positions in the re- tail, clerical and outdoor sea- sonal areas. he says. But stu- dents shouldn't ignore the hi - tech sector, currently "experi- encing tremendous growth. "A lot of companies are looking for young people, particularly in this sector," says Mr. Makra. For those summer job seekers who don't start early, seasonal work is generally a good bet. He notes Canada's Wonderland, a bit of a hike for most Durham students, hires 3,800 young people every year. "For those who are maybe leaving it to the last minute, it's a great place to hit if you can arrange the transportation" A final tip is to consider several job options, since fo- cusing on one area eliminates possibilities, says Mr. Makra. "Try something new;" he advises. ' This is where you start to learn what your likes and dislikes are" After becoming frustrated in his own job search, Mr. Makra wrote two books which focus on employer in- formation. The Canada Stu- dent Employment Guide and The Canadian Job Directory are available at most book stores and in some schools. NOTICE I . n Ontario Hyundai in Whitby, Ontario has joined forces with several lenders For this exceptional event. a IT61019EL-.711N9101►1111111111`�/I. FOR 4 DAYS ONLY An ENORMOUS number of vehicles ...new &used, cars or hocks ...even sport utility vehicles are included! VEHICLES WILL HAVE PAYMENTS CLEARLY MARKED! • PICK A VEHICLE • PICK A PAYMENT • Cheese from Nnsdai. Wmisl, raliu, h►J. W1slw. Wismebile, Imports i Mere! $95*ACQUISITION • THEN JUST MAKE PAYMENTS THIS Is AN uNusuwL oPPoRruNmr! s..•t mum o.K wr.. r....t. my of dn" vehicks, yew 0" me be was ago M Credit Applications Will Be Accepled and Processed. Bring �row m„,o�de and ownership. to take 0imy. Your' 1fOCC IIIOY be WOrlh MORE than you think! Lenders will be on premises. Don't Wait! Hurry For Bess Seredion! NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE • PERSONAL SHOPPING ONLY • 1"NDM 1505 Dundas Street East, Just East of Thickson • (905) 668-5100 'S95 Alm A ffk&k 1and Fisc. OAC '• 0% Fsrsmaing and mw WW 5omoms and ambos . .�...ou:.......•+,n:., '.:.:;.x ��ga.+'w.+WFR iwgUS'-'WAIF.K��I;: rya.: aarew.Mlr�u.,.:?. .. " �! 7 K Rouge Valley . . . ...... .. Health System NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, Uwch 24, 2000 PAGE 15 AIP Government provides additional $6 million in funding for Rouge Valley The provincial government recently announced an additional $6 million in operating funding for Rouge Valley Health System for the fiscal year 1999-2000. The $6 million in new funding is in addition to the $4.4 million in operating funds announced by the Ministry in December. This additional funding will allow the two hospital sites to maintain current levels of patient care. and deal with growth issues. It also positions the organization to undertake much needed improvements and renovations at both sites. As a result of the emergency funding announced by the Ministry in December, Rouge Valley has opened 26 additional beds - 14 at the Centenary site and 10 at the Ajax and Pickering site - as well as an additional ICU bed for each site. These beds, along with the corresponding equipment and staff, are designed to help alleJUN some of the pressure in the Emergency G departments of both sites. ...............................................................................................•.............................. Progress on quest to bring cardiac surgery to Rouge Valley; 18,500 pledge support W: embers of the Cardiac Care community Advisory Group have collected over 18.500 names of area residents who support bringing cardiac surgery to Rouge Valley's C R D 1(:cntcnary site. -� Meanwhile, the Minister of Health and Long -Term Care, Elizabeth Witmer. 'requested a review of the need for cardiac surgery in the eastern GTA. and that report, which was completed on March 10, supports the idea of creating a cardiac surgical centre in the east. "The fact that we now have a report that supports the need for cardiac surgery in the cast GTA is a significant and positive step," says Dr. Joe Ricci, the medical director of the cardiac care program at Rouge Valley. "We're glad that the Ministry is taking some action, but we won't be satisfied until cardiac surgery is here," says Phil Diamond, one of the volunteers who is leading the advisory group's campaign. "We need this service and we need it now. Cardiac surgery is considered a basic health care service, and there's no reason that we in the east should have to do without it. - Rouge Valley is known for its extensive roster of cardiac care services. These include the cardiac catheterization lab. rapid evaluation and treatment of heart attacks; stress testing, echocardiography and nuclear function studies, a permanent pacemaker and implantable defibriliator clinic, and a full-service cardiac rehabilitation centre. Rouge Valley Centenary named Regional Children's Health Centre As the regional centre. P children and their parents 105 will have close - to -home access to the kind of specialized care that at one time was only available in downtown Toronto." The Ministn• of Hcalth and Long - Term Care' has named Rouge Valley Centenary the Regional C:hildren:s Health Centre for cast Toronto, west Durham and surrounding areas. .As the regional centre, Rouge Valley Centenary will be staffed and equipped to treat children of all ages who require complex or specialized treatment. To do this, Rouge Valley will work closely with specialized care centres including The Hospital for Sick Children and Bloorview-MacMillan. "We're very excited about this announcement - it's a real recognition of the expertise Rouge :-7""t Valley has developed in paediatrics over the years," says Linda Young, the program's General Manager. "It's also ` a very positive announcement for our communities. At the same time, the Ministry designated five advanced Level 11 neonatal nurseries in the GTA, including Rouge Valley Centenary. These special intensive care units will have highly qualified staff and the capability to provide ventilation up to 48 hours for premature babies of 32 weeks gestatign or greater. These five specialized units will provide support to the tertiary care Level III hospitals such as Women's College Hospital in dealing with high-risk births. Community Calendar March 24 - 26, 2000 The Ajax & Pickering Rotary Clubs and Hospital IV Auction For more information please call the Ajax Pickering Hospital Foundation at (905) 683-2320 ext. 1503. April 4, 2000 Women and Heart Disease Rouge Valley Centenary 1 Ith Floor - Kandhal and Singh Cardiac Education Theatre 7.00 - 8:30 p.m. This session, which will be lead by Anne :Marie Shin, RN. Exercise Therapist, is part of an educational series on cardiac care, which is open to the general public. Prc-registration is required. Please call ( 416) 281-7113 for more infor mation. April 8, 2000 3rd Annual Women's Heakh Expo Rouge Valley Centenary 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 pp. This is an exciting daymfined with information about the variety of options available to women for health and wellness. Over 50 exhibitors will be displaying products and services available in your community. Dynamic speakers wiU present seminars on topics that include safe pregnancy, healthy relationships, menopause issues, caregiver support, migraines and more. To make this day available to all, Rouge Valley is providing free admission. free parking and free child minding. May 5. 2000 The 6th Annual Ajax Pickering Hospital Foundation Charity Hockev Game and Dance Ajax Community Centre Game starts at 6:00 p.m.; Dance starts at 8:00 p.m. The APHC "No -Stars" will take on KX 96FM. Tickets are $25 For more information please call the Ajax Pickering Hospital Foundation at (905) 683-2320 ext. 1503. Each year the Ajax Pickering Hospital Foundation has a wide variety of interesting and exciting events scheduled to help raise both funds and awareness in the community. This year is no exception. For more information on Foundation events or how you can support the hospital, call (905) 683-2320 ext. 1503. F�. ✓'�i��r,X�. , w i� � `�; .w.a.�...' _ _ _ �. _.. - _.ate...._ ..._.._ .,.....,.�...., . -a.,, ......a,. e ... _+,+ts _.: _ ... _ .._ .. _ :, . , AIP PAGE;A6 WXS ADVERn3EA, FRO WAOIT104, Marah 24 MW �.,1 rf `•�� ..�. r'a++'r'a a'a'+ .ata I! Tr v I &T•� ( E 1Jt, •` .tl Rism N E WS ADVERTISER MARCH 2 4, 2 0 0 0 III. r Mmin OPEN Mon. - Fri. 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. Sat. 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. Sun. 12 - 6 P.M. 905-426-6242 Big changes on the interchanges The road to Florida is now paved with a timely guide book for Canadians BY P.J. WADE Special to the News Advertiser A Canadian road guide is taking the trickiness out of travelling the major insterstate highway between Michigan and Florida for residents living both north and south of the border. Author Dave Hunter reports land- slide book orders from the U.S. for his latest edition of Along Interstate - 75 as Americans realize Canadians have sorted out the 530 name and number changes to the 1-75 exits in Georgia better than they have. "Georgia Power says our informa- tion is better than they can get there;" says Mr. Hunter, who published the 2000 Edition of this quirky, easy-to- use, mile -by -mile guide which makes the long drive down Interstate 75, from Detroit to the Florida border, an economical, safe adventure. "We've agreed with Georgia Tourism to provide them with a list of old and new exit numbers and the names of the exits since their brochure has numbers only and some mistakes that they are aware of." Whether taking the first trip south or the 40th, Along Interstate -75 is de- signed to make the journey less stressful. "We try to put people in control of their journey. People who go on long journeys, even if they have done it year after year, find travel stressful. We have done our best to remove stress. We put a lot of landmarks along the way as constant reaffirma- tion. Whenever we take readers off the Interstate, we have many reaffirma- tions to assure them. Restaurants are chosen because they are friendly and manager's names are included so you Join us for a FREE INFORMATION EVENING on the British Ilses and many other tours on Tues. April 4th, 7-9pm in the Centennial Community Centre, Whitby videos, itineraries & refreshments. Call now to reserve your seat! Point Peke. &,b .%ewbarl. Tulip Fevital Mackinac Island v Frankenmatb GREAT ONE DAY AND MULTI -DAY TOURS TOURS 137 BYRON SI: N. WHrM, PEARSON IANES ?,*41SILVERLINE (905)430-2253 Am on .o shouston@durham.net can go in and greet them by name. A lot of little things help those who are travelling far from home and need reas- surances." Getting there can he more than half the fun with this colourful, detailed driving guide and its upside-down coloured maps (now you don't have to twist the map around). From flea markets to historical sites and from restaurants to radio stations, this award-win- ning book stands out because Mr. Hunter and his wife per- sonally test each product and service and will take no free- bies or paid insertions. It's available ($24.95) at U.S. and Canadian bookstores or direct from Mile Oak Pub- lishing Inc., Ste 81, 20 Mineo- la Rd. E., Mississauga Ont., L5G 4N9 (phone 905-274- 4356). Check the "best before" date before buying. r'1 pR fLet these { `. 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M N 1 C) Unit 10, 000MV r r• td Pickering HOME IMPROVEMENT DIVISION specializing in: • designer and standard as# 1 •Atminum siding' stringier root . arai lidaw oe Awe anr.I I • 00►� tarp Iia 4 drcb A repairs .• ,ter. • ►�i�. &,tee -W swvia ;-1111c • • .1 It, & rriWe"«,ping Cal, us Itr W..(906) 831-6664 ® Nom- IM .r- QWA pr- 'M L CONCRETE MOBILE -JOB SITE MIXED CONCRETE • AVAILABLE - MONDAY -SATURDAY • COLOURED CONCRETE • CEMENT BAGS • CONCRETE RESTORATION • SAND b GRAVEL i REPAIR PRODUCTS • CONCRETE 6 STONE SLINGER SERVICE UNSHRINKABLE FILL • CONCRETE PUMPING 905-683-6501 2690 BROCK RD. N. PICKERING (BROCK RD. A NEW TAUNTON RD.) 0 o1i tlil� r :- r151d0 SIBS C9 SM 604M I � ' 1 �"1111" P Ifl i. SALES P SEP','CE I',STA.LA i0ti MOBILE SHOWROOM Irlll • • • 1 • E 1 J L LAWN CARE Cspway 432-3823 l� (905) 509-2297 PIr MWY LaI■Iw CIT S�e•io� Spidn Pah' Gearnrp (AprU) Spr inn lawn Core Aen idon (Aprtil) Weekly lawn Crlt/TitPm (May - Qetol w) • Spring Fertilizer dt Broadleaf Wood Control • Summer Fertilizer k Broadkaf Weed Control • Fall Fertilizer tilizer and Broadleaf Weed Control w..l..w.w..w..tlrp..er„nell•wre wmi•rrra�iit srswhr •'�Rarsaajsm��Iirai�l� ONLY $108.26• A MONTH *11 . d an NO.a.11.1. am 80. conn wn ate, .... .. w. >.. ,aI -Alt, r?•.s. .H^rM�1i�JW •t51.!'.: :.H,�Mt1Y SLY a�:,iC{#�ii�,�iR iiC.�C.f�.��.. uu�� ,,A _ "V. K7lsYL?ip�gl Ia FRIDAnt fwaARCH zoo '..,f w.., SERENITY GROUP: The Serenity Group- 12 -Step Re- covery Meeting is at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. The group meets every week and deals with addictions of all types, including co-dependen- cy. A child care program is available. Phone 428-9431 (Jim, evenings) for more infor- mation. SATURDAY, MARCH 25 ALCOHOL ADDICTION: Is your life affected by alcohol'' If so, AI -Anon hosts its week- ly meeting at 7:30 p.m. at St. Andrew's Church, 209 Cochrane St., Whitby. Call 1- 800-921-3555 or 728-1020. Ask for Ai -Anon. BIRD BOX INSPECTIONS: Pickering residents are invited to join members of the French- man's Bay Watershed Rehabil- itation Project in cleaning and maintaining bird boxes located in the watershed at Alex Robertson Park, West Shore Conservation Lands and West Shore Community Centre from 9 a.m. to noon. Dress for the weather and bring ladders, Of BILLBOARD _ MARCH 24, 2000 gloves and hammers. Phone 420-4660 ext. 2155 for more information. TUESDAY, MARCH 28 PARENT SUPPORT: The local chapter of the Associa- tion of Parent Support Groups holds its weekly meeting at 7:15 p.m. for parents of kids involved in drugs, alcohol, running away, dropping out of school, crimes and parent abuse. Call 416-223-7444 or 1- 8(x)-488-5666 for location or more information. M 1 • • .I.w e..r rrW �Tw SENIORS: The Ajax Senior Citizens' Friendship Club's Tuesday Morning Discussion Group meets at 9:30 a.m. at the St. Andrews Community Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Horticultural ist Christine Male will speak on container gar- dening. Phone 619-0315 (Betty) for more information. AMNESTY: Amnesty Inter- national, Group 90 Ajax-Pick- eri ng, meets at 9:15 a.m. at the Pickering Village United Church, 300 Church St. N., Ajax. Alan Redway will speak on human rights. Everyone welcome. Phone 668-7171 for infor- mation. GRAND OPENING! SATURDAY, MARCH ZS'", 9:30 A.M. 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Applartces & Home Impmvements Stores. tF Exclude; CaW** me ases. GST offer ends Friday, March 31, 2000. tE NP034860n cavrriglr 2000. sears Ceram trc. NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, Mwcb 24, 2000 PAGE 19 A/P Entertainment V E R T 1 S E R M A R C F] 2 4 2 0 0 0 Weekend at the movies. -- Located in Wal-Mart Ajax OPEN Mon. - Fri. 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. Sat. 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. Sun. 12 - 6 P.M. 905-426-6242 Juli*a'Roberts suits up against the suits Now playing at Pickering Town Lane. Willie Morris, a shy and build friendships and Willie be- custtxiy battle ensues. lord's son. the gang war becomes entre's Famous Players Cinemas: gawky eight-year-old, is even comes 'one of the boys'. more dangerous than either side more quiet and isolated than his Romeo Must Die: Jet Li, Rus- ever imagined. Erin Brockovich: Julia Robert~, \Ihert Finney. 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(5:20).1:40.955 A1p111-THU 110.325.(5:25) PLENTY Of AWSMDP- FREE PARKING in all auditoriums sell Wong. Two families, bound by tradition, are locked in a brutal war. Asian and African American gangs are vying for control of Oakland's waterfront. But when the first casualty is the Asian war - )ISCU�HR C-0 ANUS. DP:� Ca TRr NOF pt11 UGE'E�GCFIp rt D SOLID E 43R.9053 HBO FURN Lynn and Trevor Stewart. opK�etie1� or 877-438-9053 � owner 1428 HWYtt2, COURTICE Just East of Oshawa/Courtice Townline Snow Day: Chevy Chase. When a school in upstate New York Is snowed in, a group of stu- See FOLLOW/ pave -'U Applebee's' version of a country classic - a generous serving of boneless chicken breast, lightly breaded and "chicken fried." Juicy and tender on the inside, crispy on the outside and salsoned just right: Served With old-fashioned mashed potatoes, country gravy and seasoned green beans. Chicken Fried Chicken with all the Pixin's only 510.E Win tickets to See Ensor SO Nash A Young March 30, 31 at the Air Canafda Centre See details at App/ebee s! Courtesy of Banff Ice Vodka, MOlson's and N?p!o e'S . . www.applebees.com Ne:gnGcurhC00 C.nN S tiAr CMAFOaftS nlermWv.xx. On Kingston Rd.,South Side Just East of Harwood, Across from Costco .[� f.�'y�A[� (�.�1, ,� r•� ,�,;-•-.f. 1•.r"�.rq u• �.yq ♦csr:. wf. .�• �v.._..a ' �wt.RNi�i iA1V. \^AGer^ie� AYMVY.NGrr�rlSEri. 1 1f Edltlbl�, Yireh 24 2blll) xs >. a;m• e•�-i a tier t �-vt� � e"•- esY r s11 -K ollow''Pooh andI*ifTherlen sTILer ''Mov'ie FOLLOW/ from page 19 dents hijacks a plow to keep the school closed. The Tigger Movie: This Pooh adventure follows his pal Tigger as he sets out on an arduous quest to find his family. When Tigger gets lost in a blizzard, Pooh and the rest of his gang must venture off to find the dis- tressed traveller. The Whole Nine Yards: Bruce Willis, Matthew Perry. A suburban neigh- bourhood is unwittingly forced into the world of or- ganized crime when they discover that the newest res- ident is a mob kingpin. Now playing at Moviplex 9, Pickering: American Beauty: Kevin Spacey, Annette Ben- ing. Lester Burnham be- comes intrigued by a young girl named Angela, and this fascination sparks him to make some major changes in his life. Angela's Ashes: Emily Watson, Robert Carlyle. Based on the memoirs of au- thor Frank McCourt about an Irish family in 1930s Brooklyn who return to Ire- land. The Cider House Rules: Tobey Maguire, Michael Caine. Based on the John Irving novel, the movie ex- plores the world of Wilbur Larch, the director, obstetri- cian and abortionist of St. Cloud's orphanage in the 1940s. Drowning Mona: Danny De Vito, Jamie Lee Curtis, Bette Midler, Casey Affleck, Neve Campbell. When a woman drives a car into the river to her death, everyone in the town becomes a sus- pect. Hanging Up: Meg Ryan, Diane Keaton, Lisa Kudrow, Walter Matthau. Three sis- ters deal with love, death and the telephone when they learn that their father, after years of wild living, inter- mittent affection, constant phoning and driving them crazy, is finally threatening to die. Ninth Gate: Johnny Depp, Frank Langella. Corso is a rather dubious rare book finder, whose ser- vices are engaged by the owner of one of Europe's largest collection of demon- ic texts. Corso is sent to search for two remaining volumes that carry a curse for any and all holders. Pitch Black: Vin Diesel, Keith David. In the not -too - distant future, a docking pilot makes a forced crash- landing of her spacecraft on a distant planet. Her crew is killed, but some passengers 1A �B4 CWB? 46FFE1* WOer Wns Seri M al TAW She is W M! UPO W OFF of aur Caradraa-aado Utt WM 6a taw atodolsl ltaro yourtaw:aaall.e.tw ar�aiy>t MwM� 3e, Boa Pickering Town Centre ON) 42M 13 •spear �a�r�.r. . sw «w. wrs dowq AKi r. sm s« we anockft for ria 6ui& escape, including a lawman and his prisoner, a convicted murderer. As the survivors explore the planet, some in- habitants emerge. Reindeer Games: Ben Affleck, Gary Sinise. After being released from prison all Rudy Duncan wanted was to start a new life with Ashley, the girl of his dreams. But between them and happiness stands a team of criminals who are going to force him to take down a casino on Christmas Eve. Now, just when Rudy and Ashley thought they could start a new life, their entire landmark 1995 computer- tempts at meeting his objec- future is on the line. animated blockbuster. tive, Harold soon becomes a victim of the courting and Stuart Little: Geena Davis, Michael J. Fox, Gene Wilder. He's clever, enthusi- astic, a 'can do' guy with at- titude - and he's a mouse. Stuart's raised by the Littles, a human family. As the mouse embarks on adven- tures with a variety of char- acters, he learns the true meaning of family, loyalty and friendship. Toy Story 2: Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Don Rickles, Jim Varney. The sequel to the Whatever It Takes: Shane West, James Franco. Two high school students join forces and hatch a plan to land them both with the right girl — or so they think. What Planet Are You From?: Garry Shandling, Annette Bening. An extra- terrestrial is on a mission to impregnate a woman on earth in order to ensure his planet's domination of the universe. Through a series of mishaps and failed at - mating anxieties that plague all earthlings. Now playing at the Cine- plex Odeon Ajax 10 Cine- mas: American Beauty, The Cider House Rules, Erin Brockovich, Final Destina- tion, Here on Earth, Mission to Mars, Mr Dog Skip, Ninth Gate, Romeo Must Die, Snow Dav, The Tigger Movie, Whatever It Takes, The Whole Nine Yards. , --."1yw'GJ'�'61'A'�.h3''!!'y,7F'�!6'T�s. fib. :'�v.0 ... u wR��^�''�� i•.:d:P� it'C,�;k�' I� $22500 N EWS A MN�ws,�4!!�gT 1 0 Ft EA!g Whtspering�jt., ;C>URSES NOW OPEN! M A R C H 2 4 2 0 0 0 I 2 Golf Courses - I Location Tramp champs bounce back from Ontario Games with silver medals ONTARIOThree area trampolin- IfF- •'' - -:x:. Ists brought home medals to Basic Classes from the Ontario Winter D V E R T I S E R EA!g Whtspering�jt., ;C>URSES NOW OPEN! M A R C H 2 4 2 0 0 0 I 2 Golf Courses - I Location Tramp champs bounce back from Ontario Games with silver medals ONTARIOThree area trampolin- IfF- •'' - -:x:. Ists brought home medals to Basic Classes from the Ontario Winter a=.: c�•:a; • Games in Sault Ste. Maric eginning the recently. '�►��' j Nick Chec, 12, and Call: Greg Salazar Cory Kozmik, 12, both of OrWf-f Tw*v► �, ----- Ajax, and Amanda Pater- April 17 �26Si son, 16, of Pickering, <s helped the Central Region trampoline team to a sil- ver medal while compet- The Central Region trampoline team bounced to a silver medal at the Ontario Winter ing at the George Leach Games in Sault Ste. Marie recently. Pictured are, from the left. Nick Chee, coach An- Centre of Algoma Univer- gelo Despotas, Cory Kozmik, Brittany Eldridge and Amanda Paterson. Six teams from sity.The four-memher Cen- across the province competed in the trampoline event, staged at the George Leach tral Region team also In - Centre of Algoma University. eluded Brittarn F;I,in i Local rink wins Annandale's St. Patrick's bonspiel , BY JIM F_4SSON Sandra Thain, Garth Hutchinson Special to the Neu,s Advertiser near Peterborough, on the April and Nancy Ruhanen finished 1 weekend. AJAX — Tike home teams second. Third place went to the ••• swept to victory at the annual St. Alex Bianchi team, followed by Annandale's Bert Durand's Pat's Mixexl Bonspiel at Annan- the Paul Boyland rink in fourth rink competed in the Labatt Se - dale last Saturday. spot. nior Mixed Zone Playdowns in The annual bonspiel featured -•• Port Perry, but was sidelined a full draw of 32 rinks, and con- An Annandale team captured with an (}-2 record. cluded with a dinner and dance the JYC Mixed Zone Playdowns •» for all competitors. at the Uxbridge Curling Club last The Annandale Skins play - First prize went to the team of weekend. Warren Leslie skipped down is now reduced to the final Glenn Hill, Anne Hill, Doug his rink of Brenda O'Hara, Dave four teams. On the 'A' side, John Legimw and Carol Legasse, wlx) Hutchison and Dawn Tester to an Williams will play the Jon Payne raptured the event plaque and 'A' side win. The Leslie four- rink. On the 'B' side. Gord Nor - "ere the first to the prize table. some now advances to the re- tun will face «'arren Leslie w Ith Cotton The tiuwrwine of John Thain. unonal playdowm In Ennisinorc, the ki er to he ,idelincd 12, of North York. Individually, Chec fin- ished first among the 24 competitors. Kozmik was third overali and Eldridge placed 13th. Six teams represented all the regions of Ontario: northern, northwestern, eastern, southern, central and western. The western region team finished with the gold medal, while the south won bronze. All members of the Central Region trallipo- line team train at Sk%nd- ,r,, 'lramr-1-ne l'!.I In Richmond Hill under coach Angelo Despotas. Meanwhile, other Ajax and Pickering athletes also fared well at the Games. Pierre -Luc Aube of Ajax won a silver medal in judo. Tanya Bur- den of Pickering won bronze. The Central Region ringette team - which in- cludes members from Ajax and Pickering - won a bronze medal, going 2-2 in round-robin play and losing b to Wcstcrn in the *- Wo XMW •Beginner & Back to Basic Classes *(5,1 hr. lessons eginning the week of April 11. 3 day Call: Greg Salazar Camps OrWf-f Tw*v► start to reserve your spot April 17 �26Si 3 �70 Classes held at Fox Rax Golf Centre TaWlton Rd., Allax A/P PAGE 22 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, March 24, 2000 THE UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE AJAX PICKERIN(i NFWs ADVERTISER CLASSIFIElD Register now for Career & Job \Expo The solution to your hiring problems. Find the right people for the job! presented by OSHAWA • R HITBY • CLARINGTON • PORT PERRY THIS WEEK ® Wednesday, June 14, 2000, 12 noon-8pm, Acicesook Jubilee Pavilion, Lakeview Park, Oshawa On Bus Route - Free Admission - Free Parking Special Publication: Sunday, dune 11, 2000 To register your company, call today! Tel: (905) 576-9335 or (905) 683-0707 Toronto: (416) 798-7259 11 liners 1 Career Trillium TME FUTURE bekonps t:. Inose PRIVATE INVESTIGATORS whc ore prepared Iw change NEEOEO NOW 3 day Surveil - Thou who are tocused and to lance coarse Starts Apm 7 vim who are odwacaey Goer $550 e000m S5opnaaet skilled Net a Com$$sag Still � alaWt. Call (416)716- MCSE/Lwus Notes Database 3107. Swv*dLarce Consult- admrrwstratgn asap Orxk aria Compaq Mantenarce . A. New Meda well design and Gerber$/ 1 Autocad. soNwiare design and Free uuwmm., Said SASE "ramming Franctal as- ttftance may be avaiable to $$$/IMMEDIATELY Stun en- Mpbk students Cita vetopez tett supplies rush Baseness Computer Lo stamped addressed envelope (905x42% -301G a Jaw Services PO Box 269. S46 1300 King St E Oshawa ESTIMATING STG Manu- lacturer of washroom acces- sones and toilet perkerons; re - clerk for general ten - and once Office related duties Computer knowledge and good communication fiktb5 a mustedmguw an as- set Fax resume and sagry ;ru" to 905-420- MANiSTTLRTI a TECWI- CM113 required at #na�I�anc� ge Studio Day Spa c= Concept Readers Choice 'Sa- tin of the Yeacr' winner Offer - asstn 905-556-4389nas9 or Fax assume or ad- dress to: 123 Athol St.. WIMOy, LIN 3Z1, MCNOSWT CEaI1RED SYS- TEMS ENGIMER - MCSE - Top training ketifq to Skis in deaarhd in OodaY's oaapeu- Ove ErNihess world Firantii assistarla (E.I., OSAP) to than 09tileDur 9 652 -ham Col - UXBRIDGE. Gail 95- 4 Md. 25. TIIE RAN. STATIM Career Tfw" Canter. Career train - mg avadak in artificial hath. ear candling, pedi- cures, waxing. Aur brushing and tal,odig tedi ighes. Student Foandnp regaiabk. (906)439 ON L10.001HR. LIC.310A. MECK automotive repairs. arc. enc. brakes, tune up. cusp. earn stoners a aft. service calls. vide up A dahwy all work guaranteed. Uxbrr g� �a 905-862-8188 a otlters. Local firm has 43 immediate Fua�Pan time po- si6ors. p1r1p2w.0�5dto dirt. Tr�ipny- Wrdh 2tldt. CaO Miw fill Monday 10 a.m. 6 D m. or Tues. 730 p.m. - 9310 p.m. (905) 723- meo0 AZ MINERS warhI, to run Al 1MS1 11 1ill 12 years USexI 'M re. Come and work for a owneaoperalor who las your bet interest at hadTekglwrre (416) 818-3597 Mill G.neral Help N,- accrptkng resumes for FrT lawn care teclwrsctam Must have ckaa drn Ing record Willing so train. Call (905)62-1-8108 BODY (FORK - Experienced body mar needed for very busy custom paint and colk- Ston stopn Oshawa Call (905)720-9900 sup CAWSCOTT TRANSPORTre quires AZ a 01 Diners Pan- kmeAWl-time DZ Mon -Fn. assigned producte; �a $121hqur AZ OnurolDuebec ant some northern Ontario nuns pad on Wu's and cepa and tint rate. Trailer bads and LTL. Also AZ city trails driv- ers needed for GTA Fax re- sume to. (905)931-0199 or phone (905)631. CLWM CRODNDSKEEPOS SERVICES-Currentlyseeking 12.15 mohwteld tariosape Teclwkans. Jan our growing team! Positive work tmwron madand carnpeli0ve wages preferted. Face: 766. Cat: 905 661- 6615 Ce1NIMe7' & Server Positiom Bring Resume in person from Just Desserts, 11 , Rd Pickering N1, General Melp CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers check their ad upon pub(Icatron as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- sponsible for more than one Incorrect Insertion and there shall be no li- ability for non -insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errors to ads is limited to the amount paid for the space occu- pying the error. All copy is subject to the appro- val of management of News Advertise!. PidaringfAiax area. 905.619- 0602. CANNER Ir F needed to start ppDaaeyyhaeCeahI immediately. Experience preferred.. Fp3a bene. gppd Brnt(d90537-612 9111.111. m Cars or vers. seniors welcome. COMM OWMS required. Fag Ncompany est g car . 70% 70% 70% 70% 70% coeon.905.616-3506. COIM1 a RRt with vers or ars are mood to service eft Dnwph on and Toronto arta. pks. Ea1(905)1 %—* EARN 5200., SM.. am.. or Mon per Wm*. �eehEkrq produtxs in the comfort d Your own home. Send aaelso-- ID: o.PM 6-22400 Durhdls St. W. suite 541, fief 636. Mh- sissauga, Ont. L5K 2R8. IF To Place Your Ad Call: Ajax Pickering News Advertiser: 683-0707 Uxbridge: 8 5 2-9 741 ROGERS VIDEO We employ the best people in the industry and pride ourselves on our corporate values of Quality, Teamwork, Communication, and Fun. We currently have the following positions available in the Pickering area: Store Supervisor As a team leader you are responsible for driving your shift to maximize store profitability and provide leadership and supervision to the sales staff. Your proven abilities in communication, problem solving, cash handling, inventory control, and store presentation will provide you with the keys to success in the role. Customer Service Representative Your energy and enthusiasm for delivering exceptional customer service is second to none. You will draw on your past experiences to maximize every customer visit to your store, through ensuring that customers are informed of all our current promotions. Your high standard for store presentation provides your customers with an exciting shopping experience. Rogers Video offers you an exciting environment and advancement opportunities. R you possess, or are working towards, a post -secondary degree/diploma please forward your resume, indicating your position of interest to Human Resources, Rogers Video, 855 York Mills Rd., Don Mills, Ontario, 111 1 Z1 or fax: 416-444-2413 or e-mail: at rogerstr@rci.rogers.com 1 General Help CARDINAL We have the job for you! • LIVE - OUT 'Live - in • Drivers Prrjerred Foil & Part-time Naasies for Chilillres (also children with Special Needs) G olmosm Gr tk DitiI as lora imerview 666-2228 w 1-800-219-8059 or Fax Resonate to: 666-9689 25 Ree(g�eewcy, Cmsmw ••Mb7r 0L LIK 9K8 Ren irmok Experiiienced Steady Work 14rn-977.1100 or 905-477-1100 1 General !kelp M G." Help EXPERIENCED ASSISTANT NANDY PERSON wanted tot PRODUCE manager required Shop and Warehouse work. ;all time positron avataale. Pickering area. full um. that - please &mill resume and W South Alax 0y employment. bentfdi Call DY in Person at IGA.Watney Rd S . (905) 686-6529 Own trans- poral on required Ajaxow Cor'e'd or Cory SELL IT WW ow�rs1 NWORKERS NEEDED! OMTo assemble our products EXPERIENCED iWRSTYLIST Free uuwmm., Said SASE required full and part hrM for a Kraft 16-7777 Keele St. the Marr Care Centre in the Whwt Mak Mown 2 Dept 7 Concord. ON Lac 1Y7 exp 69 Nisi or Derek 723 G211 or Evenings 666-2125 FALL A PART THE $INER- VIS01f Labe Tec niciae Oil changes previous experience necessary. valid dnvers it - cerise wage Apply at PENNZOIL 195 wesmey Rd S Alar (no phone calls) FULL-TIME POSITIONS AVAILABLE propely Egwience an asset. (905) 426-5895 TIME an- paMmea setters $10-$14M OA monthly bonus A comm. akpertence preferred. Gear Erhgksh a must. Scarborough area 416-321-3162. PAL -T= Cook Wiled. Apr yid wlmin. sw ewger. 90o &bele St. M.. whKby. pnpeoa�dtaappe�expenence MCUSary. btrQs-and bans Faxiesrhmem IMM STYLISTS required for Wisrak salon in Apx P/T and 7TF psa ora lus Gwr- Sion. salary plus. ial; a prat app pet M—C-.MM P urs. experierlbe. CaN Tisk P0311ION$ in a MiaMrhail and �on- W". Call Chert INTERRATMU INSTITUTE of Travel Canada s Wgest In - $We speaah"I n Travel and Tourism Tranwg Next �t Abe April 10 Please CODS PROMAN Reception- ist required Immelfa" Must be patient and fun4ov- ing Flexible lours with own transportation For app! WI Levu 905-426.2050 TEACHERS REQUIRED Well established learning centre requires Tutors for one-on-one tutoring. Must be committed, highly motivated and dedi- cated to students. Immediate openings for Reading & Math. Fax resume to: 668.1744 Ttftlto"itime Learning Centre I�General Help 1 General Help UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE requires NEWSPAPER CARRIERS to deliver papers twice a week in the following areas: UXBRIDGE Fnzo Cres, St. John's Crt, Third Ave y, Franklin St, First Ave, Dominion St, Brock SLE, flanks lane, Main St. N. BRISTOL PONDS Bristol Sands Crs., Alta Rd. CANNINGTON Laidlaw St. S, St. John St, Peace St, Munro St, Davidson St, Shedden St. Also Adult Carrier for walk & drive routes needed Call Debbie 905-852-9741 WHITEVALE GOLF CLUB Now Hiring • Short Order Cooks -Dishwashers • Servers. Fax resume to (905)294-5115 or apply in person 2985 Golf Club Road, Whitevale. (905)294-9600 AAAA MH H WE NEED HELP Overflow of action looking to fill 20 openings immediately in Promo Co. 18+ full time. imply Call Nickie (905) 686-4472 CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application in an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. If the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be LANDSCAPE WORKERS re- destroyed. quired for a largping W firm Wwill erork - landscaping firm NOTE, resumes Mat are taxed IIs wpdMIrsq". cants must dim to Oshawa This Week, will not DZ or AZ licenso worke ori. be forwarded to the file number. Wages based on experience Originals nwst be sent dinctilif as and willingness to work. Fax indicated the insttuctilim is ad. resume to Wnggans �und- �1(905)432.1393 or call LNNT NI00STRML, long- term temp, must have 6 sallymonths working OW— oue w boo a errhp tnrohngn Oshawa areas. Car ah ossa. From $7.50 to $9.00 pa h. we will be Oft - the ter - the Oshawa Civic Audltorweh 99 TTwrnhon Roel South. Oslavia, Every Tors And Thurs. 9:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. Local corporate commercial lawyer requires part timdfreelance secretary for typing, reception and filing starting April 1st. Must be proficient typist in Word Perfect and word. Forward reswnes to Paul Fox, 6749 Concession 6, R.R. 01, Uxbridge or email to pfoxQinterhop.net. LE Ct10Ri aft. Exp nce Good rale. Experience PART TE RECEPTIONRT =� M reprrr� for real estate Real & Dd. 50 50 Taunton Read East. Ask for alAa estate p�ernd. rgwAsdpe MS fast Manager office, 1Kypirlp Io11s arld the ab2 to Oande a vay Easy MA1tIRE fiANEi ROOM MarttOer rteedad to supervise swildhbowd a Mast. Pteaes tae all muffin to Iildi. (905)a31 - store, haM out dwhge Clan 7070. marlines, and hands day to day eperaeicr , Phase to re- SELL IT WW same to: 416.675'6086 CALL AJAX 683-0707 UXBRIDGE 852.9741 The Nevis Advardew Is kwl tingl'rng for reliable peo- pb ID insert and dtdiver PAM and *msFnft and t0 P'wwfn0 areaand door eveta rdpe(ivE iednes*es must be Completed by 6 OIIpm. Must have a For more �information cant 906.683-5117 AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE 130 Cisalwa(iol Aver Aja24 Tanto St. NttrtM, UxMii4e Toronto Littre: (416) 798-7259 Hews: 'w"'�'l an -5:00 N ;T'r•'= re■ 8:30 earl-Sc00 k ,,,.:: ?4 -Hour Fax: (905) 579-4218 J905) SS2-4855 Now wtllWT gay p� acMatase, Vow wori;i � •� t phone thiels !Ire ooW U=. '00 pit►. SaiW..30 to 3:00 pm i - .. .. , .,rl,. f .-. Sim:.wD:�l: �R :h•. ...,. , k NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, March 24, 2000 PAGE 23 A/P 1 General Help 1 General HsIP 1 General ►kIP1 General Help 1 General Help 1 General Help 1 General Help 1 °H C° 1 Ne�cal�Dai�a IAAPn0T rt_nnQn1UATno Alderbrook Industries Ltd., a lead- ing manufacturer and importer of sea- sonal lights and decorations has an immediate opening for a detail orient- ed person to assist in the Marketing / Purchasing Dept. tracking direct overseas customer orders (PO's, de- livery schedules, confirmations). If you have 2-5 years experience In a selling to retail import business with excellent written and oral skills and a complete understanding of MS Excel and Purchase Order software this could be the job for you. Forward your resume with salary expectations to: J'luman Resources Alderbrook Industries Ltd., 885 Sandy Beach Rd., Pickering ONT., L1 W 3N6 Fax: (905) 420-0501 Email; parker_I@alderbrook.on.ca We thank you for your interest but only applicants under consideration will be contacted. countrystyle. Pickering 1050 Brock Rd. FULL AND PART TIME COUNTER HELP REQUIRED Apply in person 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. LOCAL LANDSCAPING CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Looking for labourers Competetive pay on experience Starting April 1st thru Dec. Sendresurr:e to Fax 0905-640.6541 Full-time DAY BAKER Cake decorating experience would be a definite asset. Training will be provided Apply in person to: 465 Bayly St. W. Ajax or fax (905) 428-1647 Come join our growing team!!! are looking for experienced vice Techs and in ground or ve ground Pool Installers. We 1 have spots for labourers. Fax your resume to: (905) 434-9383 or drop it off ® 800 Taunton Rd. Oshawa ® Thornton Rd. Professional lawn maintenance company in Uxbridge is seeking Dec employees from end of March to 2000 Approx. 8-12 hours a day, 5-6 days a week required. Landscaping and lawn maintenance experience Is essential. Applicants must be in good physical condition and able to perform in all work/weather conditions. Please fax your resume to (905) 852-2606 (include a phone number and your availability to work) only those selected will be contacted for an interview. UXBRIDGE Sales Opportunity Employee retirement has created a part time opening at our store for an energetic and enthusiastic person. The ideal candidate should possess direct retail experi- ence. Computer aptitude and strong organizational skills. You must have an ability to work independently and perform a variety of job functions including sales, in- ventory control and store maintenance duties. Fax your Resume to 852-4010 "We regret that only those selected fur an interview will he contacted" NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE! SECURITY OFFICERS REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY FOR INTERNAL PATROLS DURING LABOUR DISPL7E Solid potential for Employment Thereafter FULL TRAINING PROVIDED IMMEDIATE REQUIREMENT For: Mature, well-groomed, people per - >ons" of all ages, with good commu- nication skills, able to work various 12 hour shifts. Must have own trans- pr,rtation to Whitby facility. IMMEDIATELY Apply in person y-4 to eckdays GROUP 4 CPS LIMITED 199 Wentworth St. E. 2nd floor, Oshawa Up to 20 hours per week Afternoon Shift Monday to Friday Please mail resume to: St. John's School. PO. Box 5000 Uxbridge. Ontario L9P 1St or fax 905-852-5967 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 UXBRIDGE PARKS AND RECREATION Is accepting applications for the following summer positions: I. Day camp (sports, arts- drama arxf adventure) 2. Parks Department (mutt be a student returning to school) Applications available at the Uxbridge Pool. Deadline for applications is Wednesday, April 12, 2000 Requires Cashiers, Greenhouse labourers & Garden Centre staff. Successful candidates will be physically fit, self -motivated, friendly & customer service oriented. Experience an asset. Please apply in person to: Vandermeer Nursery Ltd. 588 LakellidRoad ioe Lis 4S7 e have a Ion g tern position for a rson to work in food packaging. ill/part time producing quality irk with minimum supervision, d reliable time keeping are the lalifications we are looking for. For information and interview call OUT OF RITA'S KITCH- EN 905-852-0208 1 General Help MONEYMAKING POTENTIAL' �e L1,ng you make money s V business For free tnlor- 00n. send SASE to Pioneer ;,,nsultrrig. 30 Kings Cres - PO Box 92 Ajax ON ' S 3C2 LOCAL PLASTIC MANUFAC- TURER •ogwres lull ',me pro- '.;tipn personnel IU assist .r production team This is r^ entry level position to a ontzed emnromnertt AP_ am must be energetic. ' a•dworkrrlg and retable ate :Lal candidate ,red have a .,,mum prase 12 eduction •4eiei well be given TO ap- :ams wnth previous manu- '+Iunng and forklift expen- x AK resumes should be 'eeted to Manaoer Human =!sources Fie 0 507 Ostia -This Week. P C Box 481 lava. Ontano L t H 11.5 Chatts Bar b Grill • Waitresses /Waiters • Bartenders • Line Cooks Enquire within 368 Bayly St. ZX 101111 NlRtrs -e.rF Ua CRS Edr., Mr",`C, wcm, ,,ius bonuses. rnauing com� arty brochures. Wien from ^ome Into SASE to Home Marketing Servlcti. PO Box '965 Kingston Main Kmpston, :m X% 5V7 PART TMW deal for home- axers b seniors Eam extra caring for poli in the alit' rtkeringlwhdby areas Must be mature reialtk. own chode 905.435-4777 PART TIME SALES help re•qulred m our Pickering location. Experienced preferred but not necessary Apply with resume to: waIIPNper c.nt.. 1 652 1111 3L 3 pa no or FULL TIEAlW TIE hair- stylists and esthehi;QnS re- quired for a new beauty saber to Oshawa Townline area Generous commrsslon. Con- taa 905.683.9304 PUT -TM Wanress/Waiter for dglNs wM expenerlce for PuNRestaumt n South Afar Call (905)42"790 PEOPIfi Imo. Taw drivers (and mntw m kj �rsmmediately neeM1 �D� �M 1 rely feoxrpe:; 24 hour col *". No 427-7770 necessary. 905- TELE11111111111I1ETER - Protes- sioU to book appointments. Pan time evenings (6p.m. to 9 pp m. ) Work from home. $2W Itr. adwwDk for right indi- vidual (bue.bonus) Lily. (416)261-1723. WHITEVALE I GOLF CLUB located in North Pickering is now accepting applications for the upcoming season. * GREENS KEEPERS Experienced in grounds 8 maintenance equipment operations is an asset. $8 - $10/hr Call Art during regular business hours. 905-294-2512 for fax resume to 905-294-5115 WHITE -VALE GOLF CLUB Nott Hiring • Short Order Cooks • Servers Far resume to. (905) 291-5115 or uppty in person 2985 Gulf Club Road, Whitevale, (9051, 291-961N) Don't Forget The News Advertiser Classified Dept. phone operators are available for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 683-0707 1 Office Help 1 Office Help DATA ENTRY CLERK -Operate computer termina, for inputting data -Requires close attention to detail -Works under general supervision and typically verifies own work Fax resume to (905)839-1717 IMS1N He4lAgsrtrs 1 Sores HSIpAgwrrs POW & Spa Come join our growing team!!! Sales people wanted for our Oshawa and Pickering locations. If you are an outgoing person who doesn't mind working and you have some sales experience Fax your resume to: (905) 434-9383 or drop it off ® 800 Taunton Rd. Oshawa 8 Thornton Rd. 135 135 Custom Stainless Steel Fabrication Shop specializing in food equipment is looking for a person fully experienced in lay out and the operation of a power shear and a power brake. Call Bill Mc Guire 905-68641955 SUIMED GLASS Worker• a progressive local stained plus manufacturer requires an experienced person to build dewralive laded gins panels. Ther opriate can- didaPo must be slo at cw- ting glass. usirg Wad me a or copper fix r• and sokienrg. 5uaxsstul applicants are de- tailed -oriented and enjoy working on dehca a webs CDOCIS. able to manage his/ his/ her time efficKnNly. and pos- sess the apity to, work with- out direct supervision. Flexi- ble hours and compensated on a piecework schedule. Qualified candidates please fax resumes fo (905)404-26180 or call (905)404-9692 WHERE ARE YOU? If you believe in gentle care for the older person — come join our team. We need you :r your focus is resident based. Posi- trons aoialable for casual Part-time for the categories of: RPN, PSW, HCA- Previous experience an asset. Please mail or fax resume to: Versa -Care Centre, U Elizabeth Batt, RN, Director of Care 130 Reach St., Uxbridge, ON L9P 1 L3 Fax ! 905-852-M 17 Nie thank as N/ro atgpry. only rhos• chosen for an interri•w Nib ripmve a reply 1 GII4lual HtMp IMI Gartaral Help 1100FMIG LABOURERS want- SMYU-L MIANUFACTURING ed - Hard-working, reliable plant In Pickerrqq leokltg for people for full-time employ- MA to work in plintt fuel time. merit. Experience definitely No experience necessary, will an asset. fall Steve at train. Please tax resume to. (416)880-2041 or Mike after (905) 831.1114 ip.m. (905)432-2288 ADMINISTRATIVE Assistant/ DENTAL ASSISTANT needed Recephonlst required for busy for busy dental othce even - office Duties include recep- Ings. Saturdays and Sundays tion, word processing and included Fax resume to Dr some accounting skills Frank Go10's office (905)434 - Knowledge of the following 6422 attention Barb programs Word Excel. Simp- ly Acc and Ourcdmks a RE ONIS DENTAL RECEPTIONIST/ex- must Good communication cenenred are seeking a skills an asset Please reply mature, motivated and dyna- to File 1505. PO Box 481 mic individual experienced Oshawa. Omano L 1 H 71_5 vmh dental computer software and with solid accounting CLEANERS NEEDED part skills Duties to include time Alax/Pvkenng even- Credit and cofkehon, monthiy Ings. b Whitby days Must be plhng. receptionist and ac- restims ble and have car Ex- courdmg functions Oshawa perience an assert all Interested candidates contact 1905)428-d360 Norma, Monday. Tuesday. b SECRETARY for new home Thursday 9051725-5308 sales ,ncce required imme- FULL-TIME and PART-TIME diately Weekdays and wee- ASSISTANT required for ship - kends Strong nterpersonal ping and nandhng pharma- and clerical skills required ceutical products Apply in ,all (416)337-7021 person to Guardian Drugs 97 Saws King St E . Oshawa 1 Her /A °rats REGISTERED PHYSIOTHERA- PIST required for rT'PT pp5,. ' m at pnvate out patterri chm SERVICES" Real Estate Sales; Licensed. 900% commissions, no fee's, back ups, leads. referrals. 905-509-6111 ENERGETIC SALESPFRSDI in Bowmanvdle $60 700 per rear Please fax resume to 905.883-2559 Art Kan Hope PHARMACYASSISTANT Mus' -am .�Wr car=.cener! wages Lor the nam arxfrdale Please all 839 +300 Phlebotomist for pnvwe lab m Oshawa/Whttby Ajax area Rexlbdrty tar location and hours regwred Fax resume to 9051723 4972 re;q•e': ';r oust' rV Oealer- PHYSIOTHERAPIST •eguirod snip Fax resume to rrmedwter/ , - , e. p,e patt- (905655-8462 time work Ptuu W r!Sume LICENSED REAL ESTATE o North Ajax Rehab 905)428-8830 or :211 905) Agent •equ+red " rw,` as as 428-8811 ststant Fun or part Lme S41- ari or commrssion plus bo- nuses Fax resume 905.436- 1745 All Dan Plow PRINT SALES Dynamic SJ', De•sr,,n required for gromnqq Dumam onset prim stay Bliley and commission Phone 105) 665-0138 SkMMd ® BUSY PICKERING BODY SHOP requires Energetic Individuals to fill the following positions: Sander. Masker, Detailer Experience pre- ferred. Apply in person 955 Alliance Rd. Pickering 905-831-4144 ELECTRICIANS to,:c' vim• acn ne oo ence Orf- ',,ent levels a.a"W ndud- ng panty wnng. macwv wxg PLCs Trier a strap ,sw Apprentltt5 welcomed Nork extra noun PWaie fdr- wrd resume to E -man ebsdaaustatf com or Fax 905-882-7045 EXPERIENCED acensW truck -ec^dri seeded tmmedrate- r Wags r"We Apply m person to AdwntaW Truck .rid Trader Repar Ltd 199 Nentworth St E. Oshawa, 905) 721-2788 FRAMER, fully expenenced. required and c venters ttdp- er Rehibie mM own trans- portation a must $18. per nour After 6 Dm 905.242- 4432 HVAC COMPANY requires experienced Service Techni- cian Re tngerahon IsCence in asset PWase all (905)686- 0018 tax resume to 19051686-0049 NIGHT SHOP FOREMAN re- gwred for Alan trucltng mm- pany Must have experience in hydraulic systems. waste disposal trucks and highway tractors. Licensed Class A mechanic and diesel en- dorsement required call (905)683-7111 or fax to (905)683-9492 OPERATOR NEEDED. Must be able to operate ELF R! Madkne Fax reswne to 416- 724-6504 PLASTIGLAS Industries fibre glass manidactury luring EX- RIENCED arty gel coater or pant sprayer. APDh n person 403 Clenrlerlts Rd. W. Apo TOOL AND DIE MAKER- Ex- perienced priding ing ande- d veloprg automotive progres- sive dies. Minimum 5 years experience. Top Wage. Op- ponun ity for the Desi. Picker- ing35 3 Fax resume, 905- 83 WINDOW INSTALLER WANT- ED. ANTED. must climb ladders, arty windows, have experience for construction and finish car- pentry work. Durham region only. Serious Callers only. Gary 905-831-1989 DICKERING DENTAL "'re rs expargt, rye d. q,, "g for expenenced Salt in Recep- tw. Assisting and Grrf Fnday Pkase all Tracy at 190518313709 REHA8 OPPORTUNITIES Dui^ •-•raprsl I .-A- Ale ;"upatlo" T nerapsi. Ostuwa Pmrate Ortho Rehab rWm Gra&Aa*s wek:ome to pop Phone '416) 512-1319 rr416 512-8672 .1 5.7cxn ww+°d LIVE OUT NANNY 5 —0-f.... - ..'+er.ng 4 days per meek Mon Ned 'nun b Sal, 'uGM 110LIW keeping Non-Smok,ng Refer- ences regwred 905-420- 6358 Osycare ' A.arrable LOVING : _: : _.:x , Care w kaeh avwml, numbers and values 2.5 yeah presehooi first Md/ CPR Va1Wy Farm R&Hwy 2 hell Pndremg Go x905) 837- 3600 EXPERIENCED. LOVING w,tner warn 'u ore for roar 01wilmn, twupart time Nar- wddd/4C1 Year Lord Elgin Ps, flexible flours. relerwK- es DorNu 619-2344 NOWCARE. oetore aro after SLnc�. 'or �W er J Putuc Sow call ,on 905- 8524085 TOY ROOM in a fun dean ermronment. Mother of 2. Glearm Rowan% area Daughter 7 aR/n05 011am Ounow PS. Sal a 2 yws ora Flexible for before or atter sfta. Summer Holidays F? / AT 837-9485 mnh1V cLmu- Latina aprogram for your tod- de(I CLI Hugs at tome. Pn- vate Home Daycare In West- ney HeiohK Kim 427-2118' PICKM MG Nadi / Mlle: � 12 years. dw we. 18 match to years. Dalry outings (fenced backyard and park) Crafts. story time, music, nu- tntxaa nwals 6 snicks. First Aid. C PR. certified Non- smoking, receipts 905-428- 1244. • ° Fires Tfsk SWILL WAY GOAT for a pppp oorrffoor Weeding. Free 905.852- 1 FNellrood KUT NEAT FMtEw00D. ex- cOW very best quality hard- wood, guaranteed extra Iaq time fulty seasoned, cut b split (ready to bion). Honest measurement, tree delivery. 905-753-2246. Macw0p.10 MEED MOY/'GIRL and baby nems? Girls clothes. 6mos- size 5. dress shoes sz-11, Boys 12months-sue 2. 2pc Winnie the pooh crib set (905)837 Y�diaper bag set I AJP PAGE 24 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, March 24, 2000 1 t Der"tall R 1 m-fta 1 H �fltaw 1011 A c liar 1 E a�Q r 1 An�wr .1 11 'e Sob for Stile � beard MItYATE TARE u Ns - The Regiortird Municy►edify of Aurham'a homy for the- raged, Frrirvirtt• Lodge, rurre-nth- has file- fo/loecing lfio.sie ions etividable- fere rsprrirnrrd /►rufi•ssinnals. Registered Practical Nurses Put your skill, and expertise- to work in this opportunity tet provide- Bare and support to residents including participating in carr planning and rontinuott.< eltialily ingtrovernent, administering mediration and treatment, and ottse•rving and rnonitoring patients. A Registered Practical purrs•, you have a current Ontario Certificate of Registration, are elualified to administer nwdirations, and have exit•-rienre in a long term rare setting. lour genuine empathy, concern. and interest in providing eTuality Parr and w-rvire• for rrsidt-nts. along with the- ability to follow instructions, ntake you the ideal candidate for this role. Goenl communication and inlerlwrsonal skills, detnon.lratcd runipliance with safr work praiclives, and physical fitnr.. arr must.. File- rY Registered Nurses An arrompb.hrd R �. son will a..e.. the iuditiehtal nnrsitig carr nerds of lad; rrsidt-tits as well its plan, sulm-rvisr, and r-twtrdinale• Rhe work of Registe•rrd Prartical Nurses and ll (:are Aide-- Re-giste•red with the E (:ollrge of Norse. -if /maria, your experience in ge-riatrir% or other Ilong-term rare .e•Itings would Ica- a definite assn. File # *A if PIe as'' apply, it, ronfidenee. eluoling the appropriate frlr numl►er and stating salary seri»•nation., by April 7, 20NN1, to: Starling Adviw►r, 11rr ITeginnal 6hntirilwlily of I►arham, i (►11.5 Kow heemi Koad Lav -11, e-1 hithy, ( /!V 1, I M1 li Fait: (911.5) 6(►8-xr)3.5 1u1 ,e,6 -i,. fibnfi -1,, d.- fill !..• .wfi..e-..•.r t.en r.• ...e.fi.e.,..r. N.• ....• ,itis ►..itis./ ur.fi....we..n e..rr..,.r. r..ut-«e•b.cow/-nndurham/durhagas . lot nt 10 Faun Equipment P191 Farm EquipmentLN Farm Equipment Farm Equipment fI Aim COUNTRY Attention: Farmers, Agriculturalists, Machinery Dealers, Livestock Breeders etc. Marr your calendar!! c` Publishing on Friday, April 28th OSHAWA • WMBY • CLARNGTDN • PORT PERRY :xt1 4HIS W E -EK'". -UXBRIDGETRMBUNE Ad deadline is Friday, April 21 st, 4:00p.m. To secure your spot in my spring publication, "Farm Country," which is dedicated to our Durham farmers, growers and suppliers, contact me personalty... Mary van Kessel Tel: (905) 576-9335 Toronto (416) 798-7259 r Fax (905) 579-4218 ! JI Attleleti im CLwiw N W radial arm saw. 12 amp. $750. Cal 905436-7425. 1Ml DewiW ComeMm 21 speed men 7005 19.5' alu- minum frame mountain bike. Abdielin Mild Gripper tires, ! Hock Sfax, LX rear deraiker, Er.Mk: call 905 ! 259.9996 or 985-3183 leave t 1 Selfor l1 WJ 1 AN� r LEA1181 JlCKETS. W to 1/ MOY G m pM110, 6n Ma SALE a MAW 2 prig, "Iterpurses from son a Risdh. $3500 or best WOOD FLOORING: carpet 3 59.99. luggage Irom $19.99. oter. 905 434D0. rooms from 5339. (30 54 yd.) leather wallets from $6 99. • t•ivWoek/ NO CREDIT? khdudes: expel premium =111 End of Season Clearance Sok! Family Leather. 5 Poinks Map Oshawa. 905-728-9838. CAREY ma=y Ma9M• CSNY. Tum Turner, Kom. Ora. Maple pad and iln. Fra estmafes, Capel r�rs. Serving Dunham and sur - 492-5012Fdly Leafs. Great Prices. rahrhdtai APPLJAIICES: rdrigernor 2- ell. (9 5 Burorsd.1905ya"26.5568. f� 905Cd- door frost INC. deluxe sure, matching navy duty washer t dryer $675/all -will us�Wa rale Also Kenmore washer used 2 years $250. Pickering (905)426-5945. 4 STEEL SRU$ for sal shit- AUTOMATIC DINER $175, able for larmi npQ� o�p�e�ration. Washer 5225. Frost -free re - Cap Patrick (905)683 8501 fnngqeenfor M. No reasonable r1r refused Calf Mery j905)242-8838 or (905)767- 0215 BIROS FUR SALE - beard tamed Outliers, cock ids, Sloe Crown Canute, ofd a- sorkd budgies. %arias pric- es, Cal 666-1478. TOPOOUA Knody. 1RicL�um Oar Yard Price We Deliver AN sizes. 613.819`1056. tm OMTRNIL 50i. wasm" machine. and 2 KLIIU trial 751b. dryers. 905.579621. MOUSY ML SIZE Omar meat Water. 1o• wade. Asking $Bao. Cal 905-9850616 queen new txtho- ppeedic mattress. box spring. roe available Large paddocks. In- headnootboard, wllrame. Still door/Outdoor arena on 300 I in wrapftx Cost $1175, sell 416-726.9895 acres Foaling service. $525 KING IN, prlbwlop. extra- vidual leed programs. Guar - anteed Excellent rare. Fully ' a I inured $200/month Free tni- dkck orthopedic mattress, bone 1 spn 8 ramie. Unused. still "ring available. Pickering SALES LIMITED I m plastic. cost $1800, sell 905-294-1928. . . I 5675.(416) 726.9885. • t•ivWoek/ NO CREDIT? USED DESKS. chairs, filing lor so 1E.Ell BANKRUPT cabinets. $5 and up. Call (416) WANTED - Buckskin or Pinto 492-5012Fdly M. 1 - 2 years Call 434- VENDING ROUTE - Local hot snp But need a car? nut vending machine $700 Autorrotliles each o b.o Call after 6 p.m (9051987-1072 1 1 far saw WALK RI COOLER. 10 X 12. '96 STRATUS 4-0r. 25L cert . 112 -1 AM/FM Cas 52900 Call 905-852-5037. $9500 905-985-0738 leave IM1 Sdo 1 Saes RECONDITIONED FRIDGES message $195 / up reconditioned rang- HM BUICK PARK AVENUE Durham Region's ILAA(GT13)7 IkAD 3ALE Sat. Apr. 8 th - 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sun. Apr. 9 th - 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Barklay's 423 Bloor St. W., Oshawa TONS OF VENDORS & IN STORE SPECIALS!!! Don't miss the great deals. 1 Articles for 1 Articles ter Sale Stile COIN OPERATED Arlan. MIDDLE SIZE games fox site neat for rat 9x1; Inatan Carpels Call business WRAP tuuvty f the 19051GB6 0645 right operator Excellent adtf �1OY'IrG SALE neon• n Me n" kr aeon. bar, dub. pool hale. Youth s furniture reslawant Doam to , Pboa hirch. 9 pcs. $975 teach kadable April IV PrP LIovC, Iltnitlnl'C tesstonWy, serviced inn n , IM, cortetion Please convection. self call between 610p m 905- clean. black 5800. 720-4506 snp - es $125. up. reconditioned boned v+asners $199 / up,recondi- tioned new up, new and reconditioned coin oper- ated washers and dryers at iow prices New brand name Iridges 5480 and up. new 30' ranges with clock and window $430 Recorditaoed 24' rang- es and 24' frost free fridges now avertable. Wide selection of other new and recondi- hcxhed appliances Cal us 10 - clay. Ste non's Apphanc- es. Saks, Service. Parts 154 Bruce St Oshawa (905,,. - CARPETS - lots of carpet. IM-, nylon, new stain re- iease carpets on hand. I we$ '.argil 3 rooms, $349 Puce nryudes carpet. premium pad. expert installation. fast dehv- ery, free estimates (30 yards) Norman 686.2314 Articlesicles MY- s waged ANTIOUESIiAbsolutelyl Ad :ice always valuable usually 'rx' Purchasing outright. es- 'ates w/some antique cam- "nfs. (no limit to value can- .idered). collection of any well. goafmties or single an - low items Special imereit in naoorcroh po"M I'm try to re- spond to all Wares Robert Bowen Antiques- Brookkn. Ontario905)655.8049 or (�)242Z SS CASH PAID SS Fwrrttthtttxe. C.••'Nenb, Estases.eec. Fact Pick-up D!r Enterprises DEACON'S BENCH 1 1 4' sot. Condition 31 Darr Rd., Ajax id pine, custom made Special (4 km v .t h m Wl, 295 Price 5while res (9ilUL5)*2-11152 tell We.bwv Rd.I IM S %a OFT p ostau 5 algnNG SALE many large 1 (416) 492-5751 905.579-9311 items avauoe errdudulg SONY DSS SATELLfTE Sys- tem new, n box over 400 cha els. 5999 cal (416) END OF LIE CLEMOUT. emerythng must go Mattress- es team S59 mattress set from $159 snae. double bels loam $219. Queen set from 5269 Factory Mattress 1-W 220-2282. 1650 11ayry St. � Ontario (905) 637 - FUTON CLEARANCE! srm- mon Pocketcod-The do -W disturb mattress -At Durham's catl�celebrates yearleviefirdair s n 0� mess tut slashing all ppa�stiss on Palliser Furnnuee. Simmons maKressa and our hum se- lection at Futons and Mean Baps K you're looking be- al - fordable: Inatutuirc� . k uss out first' LUIGIs FURNITURE. 488 King St W. Oshawa (across S Ir�06mD Sears at 0 C ) GMIA� DNMG room table. "orr�Oval seas 10-12. Two kk Excepem condi- bon No chairs 905666-1170 after Spin HANK'S APPLIANCES Parts/ Sales/service Mato" Serain lop stove.• like new2y> rs only $499 Wyuq washers $2501 up. EAra-cap. direct -drive mashers $200/ p. Washers 5199/up. 2yr Amann side -by - Side. wetwter only $799. Large selection regalar/seN- stoves t uP. De - $99. Dekae frost - free fridges S300/up Amm washer only 2yrs. like new 5399. Too much to No. 426 Sirwolke SLS. (905)728.4013. 3-vM�x 3W TaG.Select $1 lhirch. IAriM11e. sz. n., Prehrashed $41%ft. Pirte lloorirg it. 5' $1.701s4n. F.J. Casing .4 0e- clod. CaN Doug (905) NONE THEATRE SYSTEMS JVC 14 END Dolby Digi01-AP Multiple CO DoCassec� uble lk 5-speakers. 2W0 Packagn � go. Liquidation - Price $870+ tax ww suppkes No. Htrry for best satichan. O= Slireo (9905) 579.4M. KM MR CII SWM. 3 ap- pNarm for sok. white lemi- aide with oak mm finish, k1 - dudes, cupboards. island. sink. taps, stage. I(WF a mi- erowve. $2350. Call (905)619-1677 •idle taeaer di . g room su- Ae MM gless/beass MW WANTED ad�°01h softhere b� Tel°'II 666- 'Leaf Tickets' Will pay face value. Now NWMG Pamperod Chat Call Bruce CorsWtams Earn atepent 579 44()0 mcomt. tl mm hours. low SM -up "veseowerid• be your ext. 2207 own boss. ter". bomisag, Prim Cam Lan 905.852-4085 wum bar fridgemgp0000dd and start mtm dm ely working condition 905-259- PIANO TECINIICMII available 999A or 905-985-3183fsnp) for turning, repairs and pre- WANTED - Doew ergtete. purchase consuuatron on am DT466 or 400 Cue-. good makes t moods Also rewt- condition. would like to hear ditmd paras for sal call rwwwg Call 905-434-0392 Barb at 905-427-7631. (int) 1 Cunpwler CLOCK�Roland 1lgtta pans and keyboards. an Samrdk Acoustic Pianos all Howard Miller clacks Large selection of used pa nos Rent to own. 100% d am rental payments appy Cap TELEP PIANO (905)433-149i POR TAM 8' and 9slue billiard tables for sal Cap 905-420-6113. RENT TO OWN new and re- conditioned appliances. aid new TV's. Full wrrany Pad ' Market 906 263 8368 KEN THE COMPUTER DOCTOR Halle calls for PCs. Hardware, DOS and Windows repair. Scarborough thru Oshawa areas. Cdl: (416)4"1933. dr 5 Or 1-80o-798.5502. .1 Lada SIIEA - Duality wooden • sheds 8' X 8• barn kit. onlyFOIIRD .Orange wtie mak $359. plus tax. Wry all Cit. Dunlfi area, Pidter- sizes and styles avait2ble. inng. (905)IM-Mil.ap. Also garapa and aepd�gx�76g1, marcirtb nil 905 614 e 1 2093, SN I= RaNan Rlvncial 1 - Buckskin Gly. 1-2 bedroom suite, deny ma- >R x10.431-0392. (soft) S Owenin Pup bed De=sth ,999' dnesla6eld SM (Scans paid 5400, had first studs. Call $600). Both exreal ' condi. (906),831-0060. tion. 904-4W2647. FW 'M GOOD RIO Pure STORM TRANIBIS for sale breed eagle, n,H-o I k - or nem. We can set KNr level mate, 4 yeas old, eaceNal l with twMakes a Malmo. Yard trainhe L Cal 683- Drmt workshop. 430.7693 or 6164. 434 -OW DRUM OOTOIDU Assioc. FN*AMK FURNITIIIE...Din- Basses startingAorhl 1Oth. ri�hpp Bootie. Bedroons, Home Puppy Basic and Novice To ca OfNce. Ocsional Furniture Repatier Cal Bev. (905) 435 - plus Custom creations from 0,88,8 your own designs all i newLIA$A A/SO X NMLTE$E. us turn are our sps intry. Let T atbrable lip pulIpies. 3 us curio Yate dreams into rml- dy. We have been huhnndcraft- malew females, grey with a!g the highest puaMy, SOLID children. paper trained. Both Pro a wk furniture awiahte Feb. 14x1000. Call 1-705-953- anyiNe for 25 YEARS! Tri- 9470. ddWwmeaWoodworking. 115 North Port Road. Port ppeerrrryy (905) 905-9774 h"M 7/ Nat k- xv.0n.ca a traditionahroo.work- xv.an.ca Many new parts. recerdly cer tilted and emission tested Needs some motor work. Best offer Telephone 905-579- 4777 1147 CHRYSLER LEBARON. 4 door luxury edition, fully loaded. low kil . certified with emissions. $1,900. phone (905)626-2255 19" SUZUKI JLX. good con- dition. requires engine. $700 or 8.0 Call 905-987-2236.snp 1111 HONDA CMC CX 2 door hatch while with blue leather seas Only 103K. au- tomatic. radiacassene, well mamtairied. very good contde- tion 54750 certified Cal 905- 623.7797 1114 NISSAN Sentra. 2 door. grey excellent runnnN condt- bon. $5900 o b o Call Wailer (905)434-7532 1"8 SUNFIRE. 2 dr, auto. err• 4 cyl. 98.000 ken. 58500 060 985-0294 1117 CHRYSLER Intrepb Spon 3 5L V6 tufty loaded. excellent condNgn. $15,500 Cans, priral l� 515.500 Call 5905 IM ACURA NMGRA GS 2 door coupe fully loaded sil- ver mvblack rraerror. CO. waNter. parlrouv. p4arvocel. ABS alloys. a mt�uppary sell. $7.1,900 Cam 905)683-1425 or 4286033 al HM FORD ESCORT ZX2. black Ili cloth Seats. 2 door w/Sports-package 4cy. 132h pp.. cess . a(c. 65.800krn, exreal cord. full old ort Package, 512.750 Call atter 6orn evenings 723.3324 WE FINANCE EVERYONE First time buy- ers, bankrupt, bad credit, no credit. You work? You drive! Lots of choice. Down or Trade may be required. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERMAN CHEV 905-706-8498 169.000k 91 Pontiac GrandPox fully loaded $3.995 92 Dodge Coil 129.000k. $3.999 Cars emes- slan tested. ceMied. ask about Inc warranty 683-7301. or 428.1879 aft 6om CARL FUN SSM. Govem- surphas Sold b �y Cam ertdl - tree itir ha - r 1 -BBB -346-0700 ext. ATMA $ R = TRV 03 AT CEM tAR EG. 97 Cavakers (6) from $7,975. Blain 97 LTD. Witter OWN $18.800., 97 Caravan SE. 90K. while. now $12,500.,96 Cavalier Conver"k. loaded. 98K. 513.995.15 Grand Am. loaded. IIOK. A-1, now $8.985.. Astro 95 CL AWD. 112.•5. ,95 pe lect.rsta . askingid $12.950..96 Aeorstar avid a.. loa.ed ext. mint M,985. 94 Tempo GL, air. auto. load- ed. reaps tidy Mk. Waw! $6.850.. 94 Grand ' Pmt SE. loaded,129K, super sok 16.995.. 94 Olds Ciwna, bad Aft, harguntly, 93 Co Ar,white, 129K, 91 Camaro, v- spa0. UNBELN NOW 57.700. 1 Automobile` want CASH FOR CARS! We buy used vehicles Vehicles must be in running condition. Call 427-2415 or come to 479 Bayly St East. Apace at MUR- AD AUTO SALES A t A AUTO- Cars, trucks. boats We pay up to $10.000 Cash on the spot Any eond- tion. a year. Call us all time. 24 hours. 7 days. 30 min service905-686.5003 or 905-706-3880 1 Truck, for sw 1387 Gout 3.4 ton w/box liner. has 1/4 million kilometers. but run pretty good Needs sleennyga tine work. very heavy t2 unit. Best pnce n the51500 range len 436- 2172 111! CNEVY BLAZER Tahoe 4x4, 43 V6, auto w/overdrive. P w .door locks, tailgate. 10. cruse. A/C. CO w/rell. . bo- trader IktdVvrinng, 220km newer brakes. ex- haust. fares. gas tint. g hilar Wes a pleps Cerlsiedems- sion tested Asking $4995 abo (905)57631 11 190 till[. 2 Or Yukon 4x4- 350 138 000 kms, ballad. cute "M black mm a root rack. ce ldied. $17.900 060 905-579-2653 19" DOOCE DAKOTA Sport RTS. racing stripe package. red It sliver. deep M. titn- reau cover. bug 28.000 kits Only $21.900 A& 328-2212 1 vow 4 whw C1111111,111 '97 PATHFINDER 6-cyl, 4x4 5-spd Loader rebuilt tean- mission, transkr can. dAdr (utIII le at 180kms) Ti bell. torte -up. E tested 1Vdl 3494 $34" obo 905-432- ION ASTR0"N. 8 passeng- er 4 3 litre. 6 eyl fully loaded vmiwdes 6000 Ib. tra er pad. ge a. dim wn.rtaa SOK Certified 6 pNrssr , ppmassaed0 $1009" Call Don 905 852- 1M4 FORD ABMUN. p 3L. awl tit. cruse. amr tm. i seats. 165.0010 km. Ex - 9 3- .57500 Cap JEEP YJ 1967. 4 x 4. 4 -Klee. hardtop t son lop. trader . popd candieor. SM. 905-433-1417 M Tntbm TENT TRAILER. Banat BA 700. with propane shove, ice- box. sir*. Sleeps 6. $1400. 6call 048 905-M-417,8 or U3- Ntileney 1, low Ytiree, mesh 400. New maul. new tires and brakes. New seat whom". SO many new pans Great Starter bike. ROD. Cal 905- 254.99% of 905.985-3183 "M KIMNtLfAID ZXIC tram. rim Obne..bnl new Mom Tire, xkllftv 1uow suite t hill - NO 985-3183. (sop) 1 "0 OW (110 new Polished hand, Pokshed suspmsim, Ryle FX steoda, spud hack, 96 (POW $3 00 0.99 5-31183 "M FONRRRA Pigs Sledoo p5kk��3txy,2000 km, Wt wilaw". 5thrdded back. sst madindoors simple.e snow$2$2.500 bm or VA trate htr Oder moded pbs cash. (705) 3204402. 94 0M R Arctic Cat, new 2000 cat difictift new warners, 1 studs. AR febiK gas lox docks, cover, ;xce � shape, $4,200. MlfNle 'h 4-112 On MRO MERG. l'kby ion rkNlr. $800 O b.0. Rltasonable trade for cane. CAN 905.720.1291. sip ccf`rc�..Q:xav .stalsrt:%'k- r., .«• -. , ��y r Many new parts. recerdly cer tilted and emission tested Needs some motor work. Best offer Telephone 905-579- 4777 1147 CHRYSLER LEBARON. 4 door luxury edition, fully loaded. low kil . certified with emissions. $1,900. phone (905)626-2255 19" SUZUKI JLX. good con- dition. requires engine. $700 or 8.0 Call 905-987-2236.snp 1111 HONDA CMC CX 2 door hatch while with blue leather seas Only 103K. au- tomatic. radiacassene, well mamtairied. very good contde- tion 54750 certified Cal 905- 623.7797 1114 NISSAN Sentra. 2 door. grey excellent runnnN condt- bon. $5900 o b o Call Wailer (905)434-7532 1"8 SUNFIRE. 2 dr, auto. err• 4 cyl. 98.000 ken. 58500 060 985-0294 1117 CHRYSLER Intrepb Spon 3 5L V6 tufty loaded. excellent condNgn. $15,500 Cans, priral l� 515.500 Call 5905 IM ACURA NMGRA GS 2 door coupe fully loaded sil- ver mvblack rraerror. CO. waNter. parlrouv. p4arvocel. ABS alloys. a mt�uppary sell. $7.1,900 Cam 905)683-1425 or 4286033 al HM FORD ESCORT ZX2. black Ili cloth Seats. 2 door w/Sports-package 4cy. 132h pp.. cess . a(c. 65.800krn, exreal cord. full old ort Package, 512.750 Call atter 6orn evenings 723.3324 WE FINANCE EVERYONE First time buy- ers, bankrupt, bad credit, no credit. You work? You drive! Lots of choice. Down or Trade may be required. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERMAN CHEV 905-706-8498 169.000k 91 Pontiac GrandPox fully loaded $3.995 92 Dodge Coil 129.000k. $3.999 Cars emes- slan tested. ceMied. ask about Inc warranty 683-7301. or 428.1879 aft 6om CARL FUN SSM. Govem- surphas Sold b �y Cam ertdl - tree itir ha - r 1 -BBB -346-0700 ext. ATMA $ R = TRV 03 AT CEM tAR EG. 97 Cavakers (6) from $7,975. Blain 97 LTD. Witter OWN $18.800., 97 Caravan SE. 90K. while. now $12,500.,96 Cavalier Conver"k. loaded. 98K. 513.995.15 Grand Am. loaded. IIOK. A-1, now $8.985.. Astro 95 CL AWD. 112.•5. ,95 pe lect.rsta . askingid $12.950..96 Aeorstar avid a.. loa.ed ext. mint M,985. 94 Tempo GL, air. auto. load- ed. reaps tidy Mk. Waw! $6.850.. 94 Grand ' Pmt SE. loaded,129K, super sok 16.995.. 94 Olds Ciwna, bad Aft, harguntly, 93 Co Ar,white, 129K, 91 Camaro, v- spa0. UNBELN NOW 57.700. 1 Automobile` want CASH FOR CARS! We buy used vehicles Vehicles must be in running condition. Call 427-2415 or come to 479 Bayly St East. Apace at MUR- AD AUTO SALES A t A AUTO- Cars, trucks. boats We pay up to $10.000 Cash on the spot Any eond- tion. a year. Call us all time. 24 hours. 7 days. 30 min service905-686.5003 or 905-706-3880 1 Truck, for sw 1387 Gout 3.4 ton w/box liner. has 1/4 million kilometers. but run pretty good Needs sleennyga tine work. very heavy t2 unit. Best pnce n the51500 range len 436- 2172 111! CNEVY BLAZER Tahoe 4x4, 43 V6, auto w/overdrive. P w .door locks, tailgate. 10. cruse. A/C. CO w/rell. . bo- trader IktdVvrinng, 220km newer brakes. ex- haust. fares. gas tint. g hilar Wes a pleps Cerlsiedems- sion tested Asking $4995 abo (905)57631 11 190 till[. 2 Or Yukon 4x4- 350 138 000 kms, ballad. cute "M black mm a root rack. ce ldied. $17.900 060 905-579-2653 19" DOOCE DAKOTA Sport RTS. racing stripe package. red It sliver. deep M. titn- reau cover. bug 28.000 kits Only $21.900 A& 328-2212 1 vow 4 whw C1111111,111 '97 PATHFINDER 6-cyl, 4x4 5-spd Loader rebuilt tean- mission, transkr can. dAdr (utIII le at 180kms) Ti bell. torte -up. E tested 1Vdl 3494 $34" obo 905-432- ION ASTR0"N. 8 passeng- er 4 3 litre. 6 eyl fully loaded vmiwdes 6000 Ib. tra er pad. ge a. dim wn.rtaa SOK Certified 6 pNrssr , ppmassaed0 $1009" Call Don 905 852- 1M4 FORD ABMUN. p 3L. awl tit. cruse. amr tm. i seats. 165.0010 km. Ex - 9 3- .57500 Cap JEEP YJ 1967. 4 x 4. 4 -Klee. hardtop t son lop. trader . popd candieor. SM. 905-433-1417 M Tntbm TENT TRAILER. Banat BA 700. with propane shove, ice- box. sir*. Sleeps 6. $1400. 6call 048 905-M-417,8 or U3- Ntileney 1, low Ytiree, mesh 400. New maul. new tires and brakes. New seat whom". SO many new pans Great Starter bike. ROD. Cal 905- 254.99% of 905.985-3183 "M KIMNtLfAID ZXIC tram. rim Obne..bnl new Mom Tire, xkllftv 1uow suite t hill - NO 985-3183. (sop) 1 "0 OW (110 new Polished hand, Pokshed suspmsim, Ryle FX steoda, spud hack, 96 (POW $3 00 0.99 5-31183 "M FONRRRA Pigs Sledoo p5kk��3txy,2000 km, Wt wilaw". 5thrdded back. sst madindoors simple.e snow$2$2.500 bm or VA trate htr Oder moded pbs cash. (705) 3204402. 94 0M R Arctic Cat, new 2000 cat difictift new warners, 1 studs. AR febiK gas lox docks, cover, ;xce � shape, $4,200. MlfNle 'h 4-112 On MRO MERG. l'kby ion rkNlr. $800 O b.0. Rltasonable trade for cane. CAN 905.720.1291. sip ccf`rc�..Q:xav .stalsrt:%'k- r., .«• -. , ��y r mil � t a 1 own ~ or • 1 Leo NoUCss CO-OP WMmy Community Centre Office, Unit 85 95 Crawforth St., (905) 666-2008 ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR UNITS AVAILABLE IN SPRING Applications can be picked up at Unit M18 8 Unit (185 between 10-4. (Alternative Pickup points posted on Community Centre door. Please respect hours requested.) 3 Bedrooms - $649, $862, $870 4 bedroom - $940 We life $0rJr ono AlrbSidP available at Ibis time 1 1 Private Homes I I Private Homes for Sale for Sale �i OPEN HOUSE Sunday March 26th , 2000, 2-6pm Private Sale - $244,900 177 Hazelwood Drive Whitby (north of Manning, east of Thickson) Two -storey 4 + 1 bdrms. on 62'x 109' lot. Master w/ensuite 8 wAn closet, 2 - 4 pc., 1 - 2 pc. Large combined living/dining. Renovated kitchen opens to mnfl. family rm. Mnfl library and laundry. Two walkouts to large 12' X 50' deck. Partially finished basement. Central air, central vac., elect. air cleaner. Double car garage. To view: 905-576-8316, after 7 pm France/Jacques Bernier NO AGENTS PLEASE Mon" to LandEM Motley to Lend EVERY DAY IS PAYDAY WHEN YOU NEED CASHi We hold your personal cheque 'til payday NO CREDIT CHECKS! 3 1 O -CASH CALL NOW! • 1 arra • 1manwAn �0ri'"tttaa portutAlet _ owl I JL Of ' owning a Country Style. ' Wer 350 bular l 37 yens r, beaieat ' ouriftycipiesollm MIA Mati s rrkaN�leW� •� intro Prime kxatk)n with dna- thru ava&A* in: 1Ht•7 UXBRIDGGEE ltd Forlrartdtre YhforrrkaUon ' (905)7699-7066 tyle • 1OrIY16 rCHRYSLER kbdPETERBOROYBN Bo -winder. new sac aro floor15FT. W. HULL covering, radio. "Itionatie WITH 55 RYSLER MOTOR. 576-M anyNO TRAILER rima sip $800. CALL 110.5► -1152-3799 leave friessage • 1 L"a Holm all a all rtnrrtt br Rat IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF THE LATE MARYON JUDGE THOMSON, OF 44 SHER- WOOD ROAD, EAST, IN THE TOWN OF AJAX, IN THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DUR- HAM AND IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF THE LATE WALTER CUNNINGHAM THOMSON, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, WHO DIED ON OR ABOUT THE 27TH DAY OF APRIL, 1964 AT THE TOWN OF AJAX, IN THE REGIONAL fi NICIPALITY OF DURHAM, TAKE NOTICE that the Estate Trustees of the Estate of the late Maryon Judge Thomson who died on the 25th day of December, 1999, have come into possession of certain files and original documents which pertain to individuals who sought the assistance of Walter Cun- ningham Thomson, a Barrister and Solicitor who carried on his practice of law in the Town of Ajax/Pickering up to the date of his death on the 27th day of April, 1964 and also original Last Wills and Testaments executed thereaft- er by certain parties and held by the late Mar - yon Judge Thomson at the request of such parties. TAKE NOTICE that the Estate Trustees wel- ,ome any and all inquiries pertaining to these documents and will maintain the said records at the offices of the Estate Solicitor, Aleksandr G. Bolotenko, Barrister and Solicitor. Suite 303, 17 King Street, East, Oshawa, Ontario L1H 1A8 for a reasonable period of time and at least up to and including the conclusion of the administration of the Estate of the late Maryon Judge Thomson, at which time, the said So- licitor for the Estate will be instructed to main- tain the said files and records at the address stated above or in the alternative wilt be in- structed to seed the advice and direction of the Law Society of Upper Canada with respect to the disposition of these files and records. NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS All claims against the Estate of Maryon Judge Thomson, late of the Town of Ajax. In the Re- gional Municipality of Durham, who died on or about the 25th day of December 1999 must be filed with the undersigned Estate Trustees on or before April 30th, 2000, after which date the estate will be distributed having regard only to the claims of which the Estate Trustee then shall then have notice. DATED at Oshawa, Ontario this 13th day of March, 2000 Margaret Mary Judge and Nancy Watling, Estate Trustees of the Estate of Maryon Judge Thomson, by her SokAor, ALEKSANDR G.BOLOTENKO Suite 303,17 King Street, East, OSHAWA, Ontario Lt H 1 A8 (905)433-1176 (905) 433-0283 facsimile e-mail - abolotenko 0 agblaw.com M Coming Emit = Coming Ersrts PIANO RECITAL by ANTHONY HOLD Benefit curnxrt tar Music Scholarship Fund Guest Artist, IONATHA.N KRFH%I. claret Sunday March 26 at 3 p.m. St. Paul's Anglican Church, Uxbridge Tickets $12 - $6 for students at Blur Fk m Bm*s, Prew. nts, Rv at the dear • 1 Ant 6 cnft CRAFT AND AMTW)E VFW DORS wanted. Spaces from S40.0motsh. Lit us sit your products for you. You owl need to be here. Open 7 days a week. Antow Barn and Country Craft Store. 16:8 Dundas St. Ent. Mmft. (906) 404-0608. CRAf1M1; WANTED x The Gift 6 Can Showplace' IocaN- ed in the court= Flea Mar - *0. 4 Iun. vast a Ostaem (approx. 6000 atlba* . it each wakend►. Let us shorty a ser yow crate dhed .y lo tlN pubic YOU do not have b be thews. Thee is NO 6 inn " Ooetrad" Rwt stars at 8361morhrn. Car 905-436- i0LX Mir UAUB • bwk- am classes starting April 10th. very libiaw sessiahs available. pWhinneditl/ OW sawigiM MnBcgiFrnaour Learn a craft that can relieve stress and give enormous Shipment. o otINAMA • 2 BEDROOM $780. all inclusive. targe kv- ttg room and dirwg room, Lg. living b Lining area Separate Entrance Pickering, Strathmore Cr. $750 incl. utilities/cable. May 426-Ist. No pets Onkel 8udat9• No ]BEDROOM OdacNd tame St. and SM St. . call (905) 721.2232. with garage. Avail. May 1st. Freshly decorated. share laundry. 5 appliances. No pets. Gas fireplaceWilsont RosslaW. $1100/momh inclu- sive.(905)430.5437. rrr^ t•.� .+..,:. • tnr-nn+ v�rtn•.a �a9.�ctwnn "v,ux � nc "a^nq <isA NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, March 24, 2000 PAGE 25 A/P WHRBY GARDENS UNDER SPACIOUS well-maintained 2 NEW MANAGEMENT -One bedroom a is Avail at 900 and two bedroom apartments and 888 Glen St Some with available in quiet modern walk- ed closets. paint proved building. Utilities included ed Close to schools. shopping Laundry facilities and parking centre. GO Station Utilities available Call 430-5420 included Cal 728-4993 AJAX 3 -bed room main floor bungalow and one -bedroom apt in small building close to all amenities 886.8905 AJAX NEAR LAKE. Spacious. private quarters it, townhome Large bedroom office, bath- room, deck. great neighbour- hood. MUST SEE' $650 . 428- 9598 AJAX -Near Hospital Legal, Sunny, Clean 1 bdr, walkout to garden. large kitchen, private, ventral air, quiet home. references required, no smoking. Avail May 1st $675 all inclusive Call 686-1832 (RIGHT RonMY 2 . 7 bedroom Open concept, eft in kitchen. shower only Close to schools. recreatiory shopprg West end. Osm- wa $750monthly inclusive. No pets Avail May 1st. (905)434-9793 BROCK RD. /481 area. 2 bed- room apt available 4 ap- phanoes can 416-444.7391 CENTRAL Osbw'a, Large 2 a 3 bedroom apartments avail- able May 1st in well -main - tatted but". close to all amenities. Please call (905)723-0977 9 a.m. -6p m CENTRAL WHITBY erghr spacious I bedroom apt5 in clan qua Wgie $650/ntontfn inclusive No pets Avail May 1st FirsVlut required (905)263-4125 LIVERPOOL 6 BATLY one bedroom basement apt sep- ante erg. Ai'C. security. seebng qWq professional. no smoky no pea $650 incb- e�Wlay 6-3rMt852 a NEWLY 90RE5-MOVATE0. Spa- cious apartment $650 heal. l *0 p"sc. par+turgincluded Sues person Available April ISI. 435-0" ON 6 TWO BEDROOM 'pts for Apnl 6 May Isi Conven- emty located in Uxbridge in mosay adult occupteo bWa- ;uq Apps to w Call 905- BS - ro 2534 ONE BEDNOOM apt upper floor Stevenson,Adel idt lona. clean. nm -Smoking no pets Reference required $500imo . hydro First/tast required Available hmme- dtnMyr 571-2085 OSHAWA 2 bedroom upper half of duplex Parking for 1. 5575• hydro. 'irst/laSt re- gwred Avaiable imi nedNte- Ynl Ist No pm 5))t30-0249 Can MOUTH OSHAWA. 2 bed- room and one bedroom April 1 Ourt. clean. tW* bwld- mq. Hex. aid two W plrwtps irntkeded Pay cable. parb% and laundry won 1905) 723-2094 PICKERNNG - dose to ail amentia New large walkout basenem apt Available im- rteda" SMmonth First/ last a relerei required Call (905)666.9535. PNZEWNG S. OF 461 One bedroom basennem Apr Sep- arate entrance. shared laun- dry, parkin Suable for sn- qIe person 5650 inclusive. Cao 905-852-0770 after 5 p m, or leave message. PKKERBIG. 2 -bedroom basement apartment Sepa- rate entraria. parking, bright a spurious 4 appfiarhces. Lar back yard. Seeps to GO/ Town Centre. SmJition. hal utilities. non-smoker/no pea Days (416)757-7773 ext. 24. evdwaheds (416)256.7742. MptEwtllG, Mayr Oaks rge Road. ria Go. la2-bed- room batxmet apt him bol- roonuklclrrn, own emannp/ ties. - saneni 1st lion Alloy (905)426-7818. Call RETB>M - Oust. adult budd- ing in Oshtwa. mature Nn- alns, central IticAm. 3 bed- room apartment; ambw March 1st. Electric heat. WasherAlryer eachNoor. Tel (905) 579- 9016. SO= SOUM - 2 bedroom apaAmem. Daylong. appkarlc a. mire Landry. 5675- irnchr- Car 905.666-6004. SO= AM, 1 -bedroom It - ow basenlNm apartment, sell Grate entrance, no smolu ngl ppeeaa cable included. RtSvW. aigble imme- diately. $650momth incursive. (905WS-9564 a 116 917- SFWOUS 2 bedroom base- ment apartment. laundry. 2 private entrances, parking. utilities, close to all amen- tia. Available_April I. No 9a, brsVLW. 950 lint. 905- 7-5555. Family Bldg Large 2 a 3 B/R units. $710 8 $825.00 Utilities includ- ed Easy access to schools. shopping. For apt call rF905) 721-8741 NHITRY 1 ROrnnm hate rient apt xith Aro to aack'yard Washer, dryer, parking. a/c. bight 3 clean in executive area Avail May 1st $6501 month mtlusive Cable extra Evenings (905)668-0538 or 416-574-2621 WHITBY Senior Apt Com- plex One and two bedroom wailable May 1stclean quiet building. Excellent location 7utet setting across from Park NI utilities included For apps tall 430-7397 MHRBY Brock Si/401 2 bed- room apartment lower unit of house, with main floor original kitchen. Separate entrance parking. $720 First last Call 416-261-1860 WHtT2Y. ONE BEDROOM apartment for rent $606 per mo Istnast required Phone (905) 725-8911 eve and wee- kend (905) 668-4016 or 1905) 432-4365 WHY rent when you can own your own home for less than you tlknk7" Call Dave Hay - 100 Sala Rep Ref%bX Summit Really (1991) cid (905) 668-3800 or 19051 666 3211 1 Hose•$ Fd Rent • First Dme Buyer? • Disdlar0td Bankrupt? • S.hort on Downpayment7 (905) 571-6275 1-800-840-6275 1 Rooms a • 1 Florfde for Rad v . R cal WANTED - TO RENT a home. ALTONAnWYNN- in or near Orlando Florida for Large nxim in )uxunou� one week April 22.1 Cell 1,W) sq. ft. home. Kirk 4666-0570 or 2661-4397 titian• bath/kitchen (Sno) U- of vard/large patio1 1 PIIY•I• FlOrtros do smoking or pets For Sale sbto' TC. arlyTOrmina m ill 4- Avad 450/momuP bedroom home in North Whit - (905) 509-7727 by Central air/vac walkout from basement and kitchen or reave msg Finished den/bedroom in basement 2 large decks $265.000 Call(9051430--0899 ROOM FOR 3 BEDROOM HOME- %emral RENTSha Na Open Cf,nr-eet flood clean, bright -rim throughout Hollywood ;tyle kitchen. deck new gas home. Short 'ornate. a great starlet home Terms available 1 Asking 5108.000 436-2998 401/VVmses Rd. 3BEDROOM. 2 tory 12 year su St a working )Idhrme % E Oshawa, new professional paonl. carpel. Air, 2 baths. 4120-0042 ''lrced air gas, rec•room, no pea Can (905) 6866859 need yard. $139 900 905 - DOWNTOWN OSHAWA 2 t32-9485 bedrX;m woda Stare . tc: e, BOWMANVILLE 5-ievel side - and troth Laundry Iaalthes Non smoker $100 per week split on pie -Shaped lot 3.1 (905) 576-7228 bedrooms, finished basement. own bath IS Iv. ah furnished large sunroom. central air. PICKERING • Brodu'HwyI2 gloss heal. kitchen cup - area opposite bus Stop Large balls ep furmshediunfurnished room $184.900 Call 905-623-9926 Share kitchen, bath. laundry Avail April 1st BOWaMMYILLF-�iorgeous Can 91)5 619 1930 can home vier vrx)sgft w 44- mem tutit rental basement apt. Own en- en Pickermg(Alax border, fur. trance -currently rented Spa - rushed room (3). in private oM. awy. 4.2 bedrooms. 4- rxxoe. for reit No smoking, bathrooms. 2-btchens. 2 - no pea Can (905) 6866859 laundriesmuch mo re marry evenings and weekends upgrades Priced below ap- raw breplace. cup "i Con- VIr100r flexible a anx- ROOM FOR IIENt P teen rg, roes. will a5srst purchawr- Hwv#2.'D,xie Rd Large room. Can 905.697-2702 own bath IS Iv. ah furnished lave 416-073-4846 Share kitchen and laundry. E.OWINA 3.1 -bedroom $1251week, last months rem backspiit 2 Oaths. fin osmt. in advance CaN ante 5p m CAC. gas tpb . harOwood/car- M6366 pets large lot. "it to ele- ment s hO ASki IOSSLAND 6 ANDERSON Clean brghl partly furnished MW in Inendly home Patt- ing. use d kitchen $350, monNn. fins0asl Sun bust nes$ enak 430-1328 (srnp) ROUGE VALLEY AREA. dean ' Rrnrshed 'wm in quwl adull -ome. suitaae for fully to - :low non-smoker Share .eparahe Wtchen. bathrooms 'Ieferences, first and Lag. i9o5)509-2459 shared A EXECUTIVE WHITIY, next fo Toyota dealer ' Furrushed room. TV roam wllireplace. parking, laundry. Must see very comfortabe Wetting vast [9051 6�521r13rtm Frrsv SOUTH AJAX. Couple with dog have fumisned room for rent. parking launldry. cable. pool. Smoking ok, steps b Ayax transA 5450 pm IIANO 1905!427-3954 $165.000. 1.850 sp R . home Call to wow (905)404-1260 LARGE LOT 30 x173' 80 Ele- nt Hdl or, Bownurnrdfc. 3- becisoon bungalow, sin- gle -car garage central -at. hardwood floors. very clean Low f 59.000 can 90 697-1335 NORTH OSHAWA 3,ngaloi• on a Tule 1r.r ' "A sq R On a lege 65x147' kit 2.2 ?drO0nm5. hardwood noon. • 1 etrinett n won S$ GOVERNMENT - Funds$$ Grants and loans information 10 start and expand your busi- ness or farm 1-800-505-8866 CHIP TRUCK - 2 years old 2 Garland fryers. grill. 2 -way fridge. 3 sinks with running water mobile. $19000 Phone Joe 905-723-2535 FIND OUT How to get paid on 1.000 5 of h• oro customers Phone 613-521641 NEW MILLENNIUM IIUSI- NESS o0portumty 'explodes' The fastest growing Residen- tial Alar Company with very 'unique' aggressiveMarket- rg Program' now looking for Dealers investment 25K In- come $9.700.525.0011nonth Plus Reoccurring residual income forever Gary Iii nell. 1-800-964-8805 or 1-204- 228.7466 (evenings) E-mail tskarenWautobahn mb ca Routes Available Turn key repeat saies quick growth $40046000 moMbh PT/FT from home Est. 1 2 No loo, to drr;r or ULM Endorsed by Gude dogs. and movie star pets IrrveSt r�oxr!rf 804-733-7221 610 with Immigration & it Matters & Appeals Aeasoaable! Aeliiable! 1-800-311-2987 M• ' 1 Coming Events .EXHIBITORS WANTED' ourrtrm : .arraesT Hnmesnr.w Metro East irade (.entre. Marlin 31 -April 2/00 1st Class Exh*%n Call 905-655-8278 or 1-800.461-3355 vw rooN 0168.000 (905)576- %74 CENTRAL COLLEGIATE S Som WHITIY OPEN NOU 1 AM-.arf 8 aejrnon on urge 2. 3 b 421', in tis Mdlen- $ 54 900 Sal 6 Sun Omr mum Year Al •CeMrahtes- abk Whitby area Shows to an cordhly inw ed IO renew perfectiong otutl base old friendships friendships amemone3 mem tutit Jim Mdkr 905- or tArderson to Gkimarrgivie. 98 X keep din 666.7779 -Pie en ORLEANS. Wald have PIMPING. 4 bedroom. 2500 • 1 Personafs $at` au br,ckceramic bks. Cropped you a ore or IWo. but hadwood nWrS Double ova- ARE YOU SINGLE' '1e %ew raw breplace. cup "i Con- es! Meet'n'; Place tral vac a imeRpn A must www D„W,nypies cum see Pip nepdtapk make an your sr name or address I UXMIDGE large country home Snare upsurn with one1 die 905-4261985 Wanted ONNRHAM'S OWN DATING SERVICE' :Ju Y't 523.1' • - -tale team* Law room. Ca. ble 1 a privak mar+8ox ur !XPrtt Other mat* sups" Park 852-11 84 Pea welcome 905 WANTED TO BUY Want personal ads 'vee Mata new Friend a lex WeLp. ir gyni••r. Raft car Palm u VEIN LARGE CONDO to house 'c move Looking for a nee 3 bedrOOm trtrgalow 10 -Pie en ORLEANS. Wald have A ABSOLUTELY ASTOUND- Snare with Ont adult beautiful rnOM OruO my he Please cal Cropped you a ore or IWo. but LNG 6 montes tree Then own a we•i of tate LNerpoor a Bay- Kirt Bailey 666.0570 Cr 261- udonunalely had rre9h" house from $600mom oac 4 AN ARM4ies $600 ndiu- 4397 tsnp) your sr name or address I Up to $5.000 ash back to lave 416-073-4846 Celor°do•Slift net you in Scarloro Ceow Re .q ms ®1 n� Hoopla- n Uk a goo a Your -smoking N a down payraaulpdcaayb Mn _ Fr CRT room ruppedueo to owe a mom Won me n a Max Sp (905) 728 1600 1 BEAUTIFUL ] BDIIM COMM with parking. South Oshawa phu d�enY!4eewty2re� vakd kitchen 1-4pc a 1-3pc yb6d right now, 666 732 1600 Close to amenities U%mo bath Laundry/St west T127.900 would like w hear from you. What do I a ready now You BA ADAM YOU own your own completely renovated hnduSrve Available Imme• dixe-y 1st/tut (416)-2&L- side caner unt. (905)683.2217 were recovering from surgey hurne. M. 6 mtxida tree. 6557 V•ea�oW on your 1% You were FrenhrJn Canadian and you wonted lex requirement from DMtea rile Hydro x the lime Please $28.0incomp Call gross. call Ken Cd • 1 R I contact me d you are xlNi per- Its. col ks. Codwel 8adlu (9051728 9411 $790 BUYS a completely ed n pursuing a reboonshp I APMM. 20 34. N main plus furnished trailer on a serviced an be reacted through A UNBEATABLE DEAL! From upper level. pine loation. 13 lex sand beach Greg swim- Fk1508 Oshawa Thus week. 5500 down. own your own Wilson Rd S Oshawa Sur anY busin business riturvishen Near Cobourg PO Box 481. Oshawa. On - taro LIN 7L5 home am" x $69900 ca- prdastorW (416µ31-1S55 res for less man red OAC Can 576-6999 ask for Cdra4� LIFE WASN'T meant lo be 24 trs trio esewtet IB•t a6e 905 728 1069 ext 277 Cad SECOND FLOOR office space 1 loved alone don't you Oe - Wd Battier FAIR Real Estee. Lor rem Approx 480 sq ft Norm Ofshaw location. Park- 1297 FORD ECONO Camper saw to have someone spe- loaf in your Ice? Call Misty Auelia Rasmu, rq available Utilities mdud- Van. extra externoed root. Riva Introductions -Durham AJAX AND WHITBY Aox 2. ed. Cal Katy (905) 576.5123. 93.000 kms. ps cab. caro pill.Region's traditional mandr (416) 777-M bedroom wartime house to rad. garage. too appkaxa, SOYTM AJAX. 1,60 sq h . air aulo. 8 Ly-, sora 6 Idled. sleeps 2 adults. 2-3 kids. Filly OMM S900. U lhbeS. Whitby. 3 -bed- office/shop ata. Hex indtd- ed. 14N. oeiWg, drive n door, loaded let camping. Bush tai- RELAXING Mas - � Sltaau Service. 40 King r00rn semi, 4 appfiartps $1100 uikbes included. 905- no ago repave. AWAaDIe Cal 697.1279. (SM) St. W. (905) 404-9625 11'30 706-5206.usinessoum 7-gg m - 8:30 pm. during RELAXAl1pD Body massage. NIRIDY, 3 bedroom main _ bubam South, Ajax $1100 loor a (home. couuttY su2littg. • t MOST FROBLEMS. Get outIS df ) N (905 64585 (905)6666 LU p �M a debt quick without pouq f f 9Wn PAY MOII� ten in to landlord before Enclosed. 1 bay or bay a tin. with overheadrs/si doode Everyone ve y� rogxdk dam. d credit Cab for free GOIFMG Singles SMCLES 59. groo your you rad Ones FREE SPECIAL coo. Flex a hydro uhcluded. rating. iaormation. 905 576-3505. pd�dlfuhgq0ww& tynryknliuyrada REPORT. To Mar your pre- (high ceilings, parking, Ah- stud" baa included. con hnWA-w. recorded ia0. about how to order trio copy a this On. washrooms. ar-tom- pressor included). Space for1 � pr your report cam 1-87792-9352 patting eequprrnarVtrucks/ow 1rw"b*smlKi&coavw and enter 11301001. Cal any- side storage. Also frit time 24 7 avail. soon 905-5764982 or M V ACCESS, Private Fi- • • 1 and Slop unsling thohsards of 905-626-M19. vandal Assistance. Required dollars on nal now it 1 to be approved $10.000 and up li RRSP. *Ll Ffl ' NOUSE OF ASR gift strop OSNAWIa li bedroom mainBes 11W P40 RIF, 'PENSION FUND FROM will donate 10 cents t0r each boot 6 non parker. air BEAUTIFUL SETFWG. Lake EX -e er. Cam Now Tdl a our packages a seeds s sod. Donations; will be trade Condon'; heal. c, gas hal, non-smoker. W pea 0900 a 60% f Seymour 2. 3 a 4 bedroom Free 1- 7-1062. TOO Free Fax 1 888 703 1492. An- to the Make A Nash Last. 905728 8711' ' 711 cottages, fully -equipped. Pool, alyzed by our consultants and Foundation Be sure to enter "Nosin fishing, store. Atfordable roared for rapid financial ex- your name into our in-store weely rata Cainpitiell 2 ecution. 7 Days week. free draw with any purchase hours N/E of Toralo. 1-888- per a 5-70 o more. Gift shop open 813-2212 www.woodlandes- =MUMS - Good, bad and Year round. Wednesday WANTED ■ PICKERING Pre- late cont ugly. Financing for any pur. through Sunday. Shop located fer rat b own or lease. Re- sponsihleagency providing GREAT FISHING and family pose.All applications accept- ed. Cam Community Morig a 15 minutes east of Oshawa and one mile north a Taunton cue to children wilh special holiday on Rice Lake Orw hour from Oshawa Modem Services Corp. (905) 668-- Rd at 5709 Old Sc Rd. North. Hampton U263- needs looking for large de- tached. clean, well -main- cttagdabeach, 685 ON 8205 . tained. 415 -bedroom home. children's �m Excellent references avail- Low lams family prices Sun rry rry able 905-831-7058 ids Cottages. (705)696- c,-.s..,.-�.a ... .,.....+--•••a-. ..a..r.•-,_-,._-ar. T.a>�•w�er.r•arf�e, ��. A%O PAdt 29 Vols b►DV1tRt1St*'f WAV EUMON, y1Mrch 24,2000 h k .i � Mr•w fti • • 1 miw—, _ces e • 1Sivers e • 1 woo SinitK . • 1 � : 11 Improvemenb : 11 Improvematts 1 o'•p•s tlalnagen 35 CHURCH ST* N. • - -_ -`R rock Rd. At, Hw,. PICKERING VILLAGE ' e Mrthrrdi�l ) 683-7311 1 r 1 Bible Studs o) 15 a.m. Sunday School: 10:15 am Sunday Famih NVorship - 10:30 a.m. Worship: I lam. 7pm Sunda% School - SuNrNised Nur,-or% N'ed: 7:30 Bible Study. Bible Club Sunday School - Grades 7-11 - noon Dr. Thomas Gemmell - Interum Minister For Children and Y'uuth FVfRYONF li'FTCOMI_' 428-6102: 665-0114N Ycao c Lutheran (Aitirc•h 928 I.iv'c•rrxx)l Rd (at Baih ) Pickering 9:1 ,; a m Christian Education Hour 10:30.1.m W'orship Scn-icc ((x)5) 939-3521 -(.gine• gharc Pcacc with u. - -SfruGal £aeotor e— w dr w1ma f o ,.dl y�611a4 so �sldsey rEp!! %4a6 r � 6rlp`l�2 �t St. Isaac Joques Catholic Church 1148 Finch Avenue, Pickering L 1 V 1 J6 (90-5) 831-3353 SUNI)AS' L1TL'R(;N' Saturday Vigil 4:30 p.m. Sunday Morning 8:30. 10:(x). 1 1:30 a.m. Sunday Evening 7:30 p.m. �T '%a 1¢ale�attiee ea.CL �2a..,cdea at 693-0707 305-5791-4218 Want to be in LARGEST HOME SHOW? ,�r Limited Space i,"-- * Now Available Please call Devon or Wendy 905-579-4400 or 416-798-7259 For more info. CUSTOM HOME SF.WIN(: drapes, valances. blinds. Fitted slip covers four fabric or ours Faux painting. For 19 years of ideas call 626-4410 Asa Cleenina AAINAZING CLEANING INC. Too busy' Trio tired' or Just don't like deamng7 Bonded b insured. Give Ter sa a call at : 1 Roofing : 1 Roofing (905)666-0727. A & C ROOFING/WINDOWS LTD. Save up to 32c'c Book Nowr:" • VI types of nMding and window. 1 1111 warranties guaranteed Ncnios Discount I ,111y insured and boded I r,,e estimates BBB - 100% CA%A111AN Call Andrew at (90531 42a 04 CLEANING LADY' AVAILABLE experienced, with reterences $65. inc fridge & stove. For a thorough job Call 428-3576 or 986-0320 .. Scfwoh Yard cora Mirritanwice Wireemrice RANGER LANDSCAPING Lawn Cutting $15 M up Spring & Fall Clean up Trimming / Garden work "Excellent Rales and Excellent .Service" GUARANTEED! RESIDEAMAL d COMMER- CIAL (416)811(- 180!3 19051619-2125 SCHOOL Full Course Pkg. $259 • 10 in car lessons $159 Free pd -up and drop off (416)287-3060 eusirraa 1aroaung Grtluinrq a llrihst sarrices 1 Births 1 Births . 1 Aucbats . 1 Auctions t aiescap.ig t ria.capn9 1 Enggsnwtts ffio Engagements Engage ®nT.-_..yar;r� It:Uw� s .r• s s Paul and Anna Christensen of Oshawa are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter Trish to Allan Fraser son Of Elizabeth and Ian Fraser of Burlington. The wedding will take place August 5. 2000. Your families wish you a wonderful life filled with love and happiness. M_ III R evi oft :11 IalproverlrMs iahzing in > from c wrought len fences S. Pool fires, dog i 20 years ex loos► r.cc49ss 1�04598�144► CONTIIACTNIG Basement apartments, rec roars, Irmng, drywall, 1apir51 general repass, (905)837-0702 cell (416)616-3689 RESIDENTIAL SERVICE Renovations - General Home Repairs. No fob too small Free estimates All work guaranteed Mattis (905) 6116-1671 HANDYMAN Call a Real Handyman( for all your household needs. People with kneed cash flow. No job loo small. Pkanbirg, electrical, garbage removal, paittbng, geniarall nJos repairs - Cal cel (106247 ESTATE AUCTION SAT. MARCH 25.6 P.M_ MYLES KING AUCTION HALL 33 HALL ST., OSHAWA leather chesterfield and chair, 2 leather chaffs wan ottomans. oak coffee and end tables. au- tomatic washer and dryer, 9 pc. maple dining room suite. 6 pc. Gcbbard bedroom suite (good c ondtnon). 6 hp Johnson outboard motor 5ig4), loveseat, riding Lawn mower. 24' exten- sicr Ladder, wheelbarrow, antiques. wardrobe. 3 sectional stacking bookshelf, bridge lamps. drip leaf table, radio case. press back chairs. and rocker, oak drop front desk, chest of draw- ers vanity. Royal Doulton figurines, bookcase, coor t.v., Persian rugs, good aria• very large mteresbrlig Sale MYLES KING AUCTIONEER 725-5751 It I STATE ALC?IO\ GRIST MILL ALCTION CENTRE NEWTONVILLE FRIDAY, MARCH 24TH, 6:00 P.M. Sching the estate of Loi% Wel:h. Piot Hope and E)avd Ocnwn. Bewdley: 9 pc walnut diwmg swte. drop from .ksk.:olax rcrrkise tv., gramophonie. also a collection ,,I It signed cracks. glauware. chinaware. dishes, looks. occananal tables, microwave and stand, bed- room furniture. dressers, wardrobe. sm. fnoexer. 6 pc kitchen set c. 1945, apt dryer• garden tools, mcwrers, numerous autxpars. etc. etc. Preview after 2 P.M. Terms - Cash, App. Cheque, Visa, MVC, Inter - ac AUCTIONEER FRANK G. STAPLETOti (905) 786-2244, 1 -NO -263-9886 wwwstapletonauctions on.ca Estate specialists since 1971 TW11LIGIfT AUCTION SALE Toes" Mardi 2181. 6:0 p.m. (Vianial 4d11111) Sielliall On cGmMft of as foal 1iNmm. Ferafte, Apliamm, NesselalN Elleft. Toffs i Flartltrm MaicGrew Arenas Semites 01055-623-190 1 -W363 -6M Islass :11 ktgrotremeNte A-1 SEAWAY WATER Now S(rU�PPPL�LY �& DEPOSAL am Complete bathroom, Rentals floor and wall tile, > AN yow plumbing, electrical, se"a al nada doors, windows, 905.683-1397 fence, decks etc. John Aim •6834"1 1• 9 MASSAMUORM J10111111 11111111. Doors, windows, ceramicsry, Free Estimates Seniors Discolxks (905) 428.3362 Ask for Paul Top Ouality Plumbing at Reasonable rates Service and view installations Residential -Wrili fiercial No job too big or small Free estimates -over 20 years experience Call 905.11374722 TREE MAINTERANGE i< HEMOVAL STUMP REMOVAL BOBCAT SERVICE .4 DAVE 831-7055 Party ServicesLIU Pavy Samoa nnsnrr WArlrs WORK ,,, cin- Magic F_r ,h Il�rPr S �a:11Pc • • ACUR And All Occasions. Have My Own Magiciain. Erwartaiivwerr Call Ernie 6166.4932 . • Tai, FZClal Tn. rna ZW_ Exclusively • Cimec•at DYectorY Yours LIBERTY TAX SERVICE t h;•r _MI Lvah.m. errors C anado Now open in TRANSIT SQUARE - AJAX GO STATION $10.00 off TAX PRFPARATI()% EOR NEW CLIENTS 905-426-9936 1 PoWirg i 'GUARANTEED' PANTING i PLASTERING Stucco cei xp. basement renovabom. Pay as re satisfied. Fer a Ire aliaale all $coq (116)11 1 P es; allied suicai cakmp. General rq urs. Too yiulay wort . reminable finces 2"'.41 lir seniors Call lir a FREE Estimate 4A4•!6" FAINTING Interior and exterior 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE FREE ZISTD01ATES 20% off 427-35% lntJEXL Paper hanging, spongimragIg1gl1 and Servinle W§w Region since 1983 Free Esfimlies (905)683-5838 TMS PAINTING & DECOR Interior 8 Exterior European workman - Ship Fast, clean, reliable service. 428-0081 Pak-th o wee"WExtenor Painting ct9. baolnrdW 11 irtlerior Pa�Molia d •Previo work. Re(enals, Gerd (W Skpko tial • e • 9;q —& i:TMAiE ZLApp ists. Senior 8 Mid -Month Discounts. Licensed, insured. Fra Esh ates. Pnl6st0 —A Call 4136-7796. Exp. in ff- 19 Households - Offices • Apts packing Avail. Free Estimales 416423-0291 Toff Free P. 3 C Escort Service tiwrving Durham Rr}pon Discretion Guaranteed Open 9 a.m. Daily (905)725-2322 Now Fiinnc Iii. L895 FOR SUMMER Lose weight and inches without exerci905-839 5--83 sing! 9 Classified INDEX 100 Careers 600 Pudic Notices 105 Career Training 610 Legal Notices 110 General Help 620 Tenders 115 Retail Bus Opportunities 625 Martial Arts 120 Office Help 630 Registrations 130 Sales Help/Agents 640 Coming Events 135 Skilled Help 650 Auctions 140 Computer Data 660 Bingos 150 Hospdal Medical Dental 670 Personals 160 Daycare Wanted 671 Business Personals 165 Daycare Available 675 Companions 170 Employment Wanted 680 Announcements 175 Home Care 690 Worship Services 180 Business to Business 700 Birthdays 200 Market Basket 710 Births 205 Firewood 720 Dealtx 210 Bargain Corner 740 In Memoriams 220 Angles for Sale 750 Cards of Thanks 225 Arldes for Rent 755 Graduates 230 Articles Wanted 760 Wedding 235 Christmas Trees Announcements 240 Barter Exchange - TM Engagements 250 Garage(Yard Sales 780 Anniversaries 260 Arts b Crafts 800 Inpiovements 265 Antiques 801 Window Cleanng 270 ComputerAntemel 802 Floral Design 275 Pods. Spa $03 Hea 44 280 Lost 8 Found condilimN 290 PeWSup0es1B=dirV SM Natural Gas Serum 295 Ltvesl ck for Sale 805 Handyman 30C Automobiles for Sale 806 Chimney Sweeps Automobiles Wanted 807 Roofing 1305 310 Trucks for Sale 606 Electrical 315 Trucks Warned 809 Plumbing 320 Vans14 Wheel Drive $10 Panting 8 Decaafing 330 Traders 811 Machine Shop 340 Auto Parts 8 Repairs 812 Apphance Repair 350 Auto Leasug Rentals 813 Delivery 355 Motorcycles 814 Flying Services 360 Snowmobiles 815 Movrg 8 Storage 365 Marine 816 Postal Services 370 Recreational Vehicles 817 Contrrieraal Rental 375 Farm Equrprnere Urns 380 Heavy Duty EWp Tut 818 Peno Turing 400 Apartment For Rent 619 Phone Repa rs 8 405 Apartments Warted Services 410 Houses For Rent $20 DraM. Uliholshiry 415 Housrg Warted 621 Furniture Reklibing 420 Townhouses For Rent 822 Cumom Furniture 425 Space For Rent $23 Severg Machine 430 Rooms For Rent Repairs 435 Roans Wailed 824 Riolograpgt 440 Roan 8 Board gn Dressmakng. 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Insurance 6M Tax, Financial Directory SOS Home Inspections !gig In Memonams sm Business Oppomirtities 610 Deaths • • • T-.OFAChn • 1 Da4rn / oeewi Full servicelot Sinal aaimss t daily account mairaenance, to the preparation d remiRartoes, stawneres and tact MKM. (905) 420-0035 pP@2 98@w 1etoe111e ?ax $50 pell!lti use Includes pick-up/delivery I'I Bradley Hall 723-9699 RETURNS Basic Return - 2 for $50 1 for $30 Include; Pickin Ajax and Pwdre61119. ProNaloral AceanWd JIM 24 Pars egriaa I) Dave 190511-427-7993. MAHON, CAMM - Peacefully prised away on March 23, 2000, at lite Ajax & Pickering Heath Cenbe in her 94th year. Beloved wife of lie We Flichard Josepfr Mellon. Loring mother of Raymond, Noreen, Gordon and Madeleinecilberte oil be sally missed by her 12 grarldcrldmr, and 16 Cgranddlikken. The family will receive friends attlrttghie MCEACH MfiE Flp1iN�EtMALL HOME, 909054428410 from Steal ird� ant 2 4 b T-9 p.m. Sunday. Funeral Allan d SL Bernedetle's Roman Calhok Church (caner Be* and Har- wood Ave., Ajax) on Monday; March 27, 2000 of 10 a.m. klternlent - Resurrection Cenlifty. in lieu d lowers, donations b the Passionals Falhers or the Ajax 6 Heallh Canine FalrNlafon wound be appnMMe/ by the family. 9ROMIN, Clea - N home after a Ierglhy mess an Thursday, March 23, 2000. 8ebved ode of Peter. Loving rratller of VNian and Can. Cherished grarldmotller of Steve, Tim, Karen, Franc, and at grandmother of Taylor, Mitchel, Jordan, and Samantha. WIN be SOY missed by her many family and friends. Thekilly will receniee triends at the MCEACHME FUL HOME, 28 Old Kingston Road, Ajax (Picchi Vftp) 905.428-8499 from 7-9 p.m. Sunday and from 11a.m. - 1p.m. Monday. Funeral Service in the Chapel on Monday, March 27, 2000 at 1:00 p.m. n- termerit • Pole PWp Memorial Gardens. A0A-]-3aiJa.4 •i2 is a'11iiat►i"tl♦ ••►ii'i•1►iii&4*67ai•-►�a-Jids-•iaa-aif.ori-akt.i►►ilei-►a�ki�ifi-&aw& i&& Z +L.Ai/ itG�Bdi� f- vJMts'!ie§ i �. fay^-�: • ss ;, s r? `lMtt .i "M i . TPl4 . s. a + r " Panthers seeing Stars after seri* NEWVS es loss PICKERING — The Picker- ing Panthers peewee `AA' rep hockey team dropped its York- Simcoe league playoff semifinal series to the high -flying Rich- mond Hill Stars recently. The Pickering peewees battled gamely, but lost the four -point se- ries to the first -place Stars five points to one. In the third game of the series, ►, Pickering peewees drop playoff semifinals to Richmond Hill the Panthers were blanked 3-0. Pickering came up short in a 3- 2 loss to the Stars in game two of the series. David Demarinis was strong in goal. Michael Rocca and Shawn Coultice provided the scoring. Drawing assists were Patrick Mundy and Coultice. The Panthers and Stars began the series with a 2-2 tie in Rich- mond Hill. Scoring were Rocca THIS and Kyric Aitken. Coultice earned two assists, Kevin Cryan and Mundy drew one apiece. Quinn Caggiula was outstanding in the Panthers net. In the previous playoff round, the Panthers beat the Barrie Fly- ers. In the first contest of the two - game series, Pickering fought back from a 3-1 deficit to defeat WEEKEND ONLY! VISIT OUR BOOTH AT THE PICKERING TOWN CENTRE SAT. & SUN. MARCH 2 5 & 2 6 2ND LEVEL, NORTH MAIN ENTRANCE (Near the TD Bank &Peoples Jewellers) the Flyers 6-3. The Panthers were led by Cryan, who potted a hat trick. Other Pickering goals were fired by Chris Thorpe, Mundy and Aitken. Drawing assists were Aitken with four, Blake Araujo with three, Cameron Watters, Brandon Lauriola, Rob Selig and Ryan Daniels with one apiece. Caggiula was once again solid in net. In game two, the Panthers lost 4-3. After falling behind 4-0 at the end of two periods, Pickering came back with three third -period goals from Troy Giasson, Taylor Sleeth and Mundy. 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