Loading...
The URL can be used to link to this page
Your browser does not support the video tag.
Home
My WebLink
About
NA2000_03_26
r [3 PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER PRESSRUN 43,400 PICKERING'S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1965 28 PAGES New sex charges laid against Pickering neurologist Four more men file complaints BY STEPHEN SHAW Staff Writer A Durham Region neurologist facing a slew of sex-related charges is now accused of at- tacks on four more patients, bringing the number of alleged victims to 11. Dr. Douglas F. Waller, 59. surrendered to detectives at Durham Regional Police head- quarters late Thursday after- noon. He was charged with four additional counts of sexual as- sault and two counts of sexual exploitation. The latest charges come in the wake of new complaints from four more former male paticnts. Police said the alleged vic- tims, men and boys who were aged 16, 17. 19 and 35 at the time of the incidents. "were in- SUNDAY, MARCH 26, 2000 Changing face of recreation Page 7 OPTIONAL WEEK DELIVERY $5/ $1 NEWSSTAND Birthdays and more... Page 20 Tax freeze or cut could come if Queen's Park 'doesn't beat us up again financially Durham tax rates hinge on Province BY SUSAN O'NEILL Staff Writer Durham council will delay ap- proval of the 2000 Region budget until next month because staff still ha%en't received financial data from the Province on the Region's down- loading and GTA pooling costs. Durham council's finance and administration committee approved in February a preliminary timetable for the 2000 Region budget which included a special meeting of coun- cil scheduled for March 29 to re- view and approve the spending blueprint and any tax increase it CARL FERENCZ/ News Advertiser photo See DURHAM page S Inside the Anglingon an an le • g News Advertiser Alvaro Requena leans out to get a better look at his line while fish- ing for rainbow trout at the foot of Live ool Road in Pickerin rP g• Mr Requena turned up with rods ready and tackle box full with See P/CKERING page 2 scores of other avid anglers Thursday. Durham school board butts out teen smoking ban push A proposal that Durham's public school board lobby the Province to make it illegal for young people to smoke has gone up in flames. Despite protests from Pickering Trustee Paul Crawford, who sug- gested the Durham District School Board write Queen's Park, standing committee chairman Bobbie Drew recommended the board postpone the issue indefinitely. Her motion passed 6-4. Trustee Crawford wanted the board to urge the Province td amend the Tobacco Control Act so it would be illegal for people under 19 to smoke unless they did so on private property with the owner's consent. That Act currently outlaws the purchase of cigarettes by under- age teens. But, most trustees felt the issue is outside the board's mandate. Trustee Crawford maintained the board had followed "incorrect" procedure since an ad hoc commit- tee charged with coming up with a letter for the board to review never did. Instead, the committee also recommended the letter be post- poned indefinitely. "My point is on procedures;' he said. ' The committee was given a task and that motion and the actions that follow it have to be complet- ed." WNM TO FNS R Editorial Page ...........6 Cell ..............6 Mauve Drq*ing .........20 Clauffhod .............22 GIVE US A CALL Gann ..........683-5110 Distributin ......683-5117 Classified ........683-0707 0e2tb Metiers .....683-3005 Si awdy Yeatrs ...........1-800-662-8423 Email .shouston@durham.net Web site ....durhamnews.net FAX .............683-7363 BRIAN NICHOLSON 'No control over those numbers.' NOW rl�Rovmeff By CALL US TODATt • • A VM WILL NOT = UNDERSOLD!! � t+MR 0! ZiMrMM00M 1239 Stadion So** 080060 150"Go/ 96-2", .�0i�t.+,a.�.'���•'��i: P PAGE 2 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, March 26, 2000 Pickering doctor faces more se: P1CKERING from page I appropriately touched in a sexual manner." The assaults allegedly took place in Dr. Waller.S office at the Oshawa Clinic between 1989 and 1997. Three of the four former patients arc from Oshawa. while the 17 -year-old is from Port Perry, police said. Dr. Waller, of Pickering. was arrested last July after a 13 -near -old Whitby boy told police he was sexually assaulted in The Bay's washroom at the Oshawa Centre. In the wake of media re- ports about the case, six other alleged victims filed complaints with Durham's sexual assault squad alleg- ing sexual acts including fondling and fellatio were performed during medical visits. Those allegations span a period from 1987 and in 1998. After his arrest Thurs- day. Dr. Waller was re- leased on the bail terms previously granted by a justice of the peace. Under court -imposed conditions restricting his medical practice, he is per- mitted to work at Lak- eridge Health Oshawa, but cannot examine patients unless they are accompa- nied by an adult at least 21 years of age. In total, he is now charged with 11 counts of sexual assault, three counts of sexual exploitation and one count each of indecent assault on a male and sexu- al interference. A ban on publication imposed at the original bail hearing prohibits the publi- cation of any details about the case. Dr. Waller is S, hcduled Leaders in Home Comfort Innovation Since 1874. 018 W:11 lot x charges to make an appearance on Mondav in the Ontario Court ot'Justice in Oslizma. Hurry In'6 Sale Ends April 15th, rTD FURNACE CLEARANCE Please recycle! Man M INN M WON WON M a>•I ' How long ' has it been? J pIL ' 10 MINUTE OIL CHANGE CENTRE , ' NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED, WARRANTY APPROVED OIL CHANGE SPECIAL OIL & FIkhlxeaometl3ornn■ EE ' Cr 11190 • 101 4 exOW II .....des 31 PT am";s swr 11. RADIATOR $39.95 FLUSH &FILL SPECIAL from OFFER EXPIRES Mo, 31. 2000 ' :ANNOT COMBAE COUPON WITH ANI' OTHER OFFER OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK! 195 WESTNEY RD. (South of 4011), AJAX ' LgOU 427-6796 Fax it: 683-7363 MID-, ^P fftr Finest in Retirement Living at an Exeeptional Central Piekering Loeation OPEN HOUSE `m SUNDAY MARCH 26 1 - 4 P.M. 1645 PICKERING PARKWAY Mon. -Fri. 10-7 P.M. (905) 426-6603 Inmate to be assessed after man's throat slashed Area man charged with attempted murder A Pickering -area man charged with slashing the throat of another Guelph Correctional Centre inmate will be sent for a psychological assessment to deter- mine whether he should be held respon- sible for his actions. Clarence Charles Jones, 22, is charged with attempted murder and ag- gravated assault in connection with an attack last November on 47 -year-old Iain Thomson. Following a pretrial in the judge's chambers Wednesday, assistant Crown attorney Susan Stothart and defence counsel Christophe Preobrazenski both suggested Mr. Jones be sent for an as- sessment before the charges are ad- dressed. The accused had earlier indicat- ed he wished to plead guilty, but Justice Norman Douglas agreed not to accept the man's plea and instead ordered him to undergo a 30 -day assessment before returning to court. "In terms of the allegations them- selves they appear to be motiveless, or out of the blue;" Ms. Stothart said in rec- ommending an assessment. Mr. Preobrazenski said there was no history of trouble between his client and Mr. 'Thomson prior to the Nov. 20 inci- dent and added Mr. Jones also wants some help to explain his actions. The desire for an assessment "is def- initely coming from within (Mr. Jones)," Mr. Preobrazenski said. "He wants to understand why he did this." At the time of the attack, Mr. Jones was serving a 90 -day sentence for pos- session of stolen property. Mr. Preo- brazenski said while his client has a his- tory of committing property crimes "he's never hurt anyone before. "He truly wants to deal with this and get on with his life:" Mr. Thomson was taken to the Guelph General Hospital for treatment of a serious wound to his neck, then transferred to Hamilton General Hospi- tal where he was initially listed in criti- cal condition. He has since recovered. — TORSTAR NEWS SERVICE ai0_"Z::t %&1 MBE,RLEA % DENTAL CENTRE WALK-IN HOURS Daily 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m - 4 p.m. SS5VAo.10 YAC • ?4�Y� E�IEAGE�YCJ'P.4GER AMBERLEA SHOPPING CENTRE ON WHITES RD. PICKERING BETWEEN FINCH & HWY 401 • Extractions in Hospital • FREE 2nd Opinion Consultation • Collect From Insurances gatQe oed Cox" geeoboot NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, March 26, 2000 PAGE 3 P Ajax/Pickering Community Guide has hit the streets. If you would like to pick up an extra copy, they are now available at, UA VPICKERING `E« S ADVERTISER Y oe% rC W^WNRY NEN"SftP" SINCE •65 130 Commercial Ave ax �-�- ONTARIO MOTOR SALES Chevrolet • Oldsmobile • Cadillac TH - "-- •CUMU MS FWIMT AUTOMOTNE DIMAR.NO FOR 0NE7t A DRCMM- • • SMIZZ1111!,.. z 'We Pay Up To Back By Popular Dir -nand d INTERIOR SHAM 0 do DETAIL $59 0,30001 DeductibleIN From Only CM§Lifetime Warranty .� r• 1010 Brock Road South ? s �ev%%. ere (Northwest cormatBarty) AUTO GLASS 3 CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY llllflML 1 1-4290 CUM= • mloli MMS219 scotpK m •Slid• c01mm • P®mrlliomn INMtsten _OCA Mae~ MwmbwC •� ��� EA CAMP RQWN e ' "Camp the way you remember it. Camp the way your children I love It." Over 50 years of providing fun and safe children'o day camp programs designed by experienced staff. Renowned camp swim program. For kids 4 - 15 years. Door to door transportation. Ask about Express busing. ot the 41&73&4M �I All the excitement of . a home fordinner'= Rosin soon ` *� y SPORTS ACADZMT ., A a 4 tm wrk dWM h I Of S 11111111111ift =A a■iaa eo..a sL s Till■ia>r hseilll� iaarr tat■d � tirl� iW� i � tlwlll Cwd@W GWM oft QRi* al*wh■w� . - a a.,wl.► 1M aw 0060" and kiow . %W to dw tln■■ywlrim � ,�,�.,� 416=736=4657I Lookour • t , cz, Wr a sus ups. W•T .■ :.s.ffis wvvvv.ontarvj come visit us wee ars n,twirsp oaW -0 IMEMMsupwT to Ism fOAfise r Regime" store CM o01MMra oasttr•_ 7ftis is a 9wa of 1MI~ si1rPs ..w 7*.0eOM16 0....0� C & ALN eetioatt IPWIICNM and am bJAsaa� 4� ae an oratloa. 070,0100,F0001, Worth of New & Used Vehicle Inventory r BE�11U T -- S `,pY SPECIAL SALE HOUR 9 A-- m W & ZZ ��1Q�r gp*: Ffl . gest - TM a • NO MONEY DOWN l SET READY20%WoMMw0=inIab",, • NO ADMINISTRATION FEE • FOR SPRIN � M,• NO PAYMENT &INTEREST FOR 90 DAYS t9 • Lube, ai and eke %%m you use dw Canaaise lire read card, on approved (up to SI, of Castrd GTX ail) a •Free exhaust system inspection cr edN erbxa requested by t�stasser at time d pus ehase. • OW& exhaust, brake, �. • Double -wrapped aluminized Offer applies to all hutAoil services is our Auto Citutm •top -up all fluid lei and more Merwsidn � NW= ontu.e �..orruerexte .wirylife Indudes tires dad bsttawL fMMiy - ftitiry 7:U elft - 9A pa Berate 1 lira 29 a�r.•� No WkAk re K.rer...ee or Know mod ns. Minisum iuveice coat $ISti. 5@0" 7"`*0PS 6W2309 R 91 . PA A/P PAGE 4 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, March 26, 2000 a a a 0 a 1 Ano Weelr Anly _e�►Y • s�i.•. 1 1 ISC�JF I IS01A. a o 90 2 d, 90 #SIGHT HERE at VILLAGE CHRYSLER 1B A W BLOWOUT PRICE:;,.Isa Ago ; �. . 0 OReg Cab - Indudes'2 tone, 40/20/40 seat, convenience ` group, wheel plus group, anti -spin, AC, automatic, p.s., p.b., °AM/FWcass., 6x9 mirrors, P245175 RWL R16 tires. T3119. _ yw, tr.lgemr d sloe M& m» tion ,k+mr� - f171, is we. s� x, - SINGLE CAB TRUCK N THIS IS 1999 NEON THIS IS 1999 STMTUS LIJ 0 NOT A LEASE -�` 2AL 6 cyl., 150 hp.. auto, p.s., p.b., p.w., 1 Ano Weelr Anly _e�►Y • s�i.•. 1 1 ISC�JF I IS01A. a o 90 2 d, 90 #SIGHT HERE at VILLAGE CHRYSLER 1B A W BLOWOUT PRICE:;,.Isa Ago ; �. . 0 OReg Cab - Indudes'2 tone, 40/20/40 seat, convenience ` group, wheel plus group, anti -spin, AC, automatic, p.s., p.b., °AM/FWcass., 6x9 mirrors, P245175 RWL R16 tires. T3119. _ yw, tr.lgemr d sloe M& m» tion ,k+mr� - f171, is we. s� x, - SINGLE CAB TRUCK N THIS IS 1999 NEON THIS IS 1999 STMTUS L OTA 2.0 L 4 cyl., 132 hp., auto, p.s., NOT A LEASE -�` 2AL 6 cyl., 150 hp.. auto, p.s., p.b., p.w., p.b., AM/FM cass., tilt, air coed., p.d.l., tilt, cruise, air cond., AM/FM cass., Goth seats & more. #P6274 cath buckets, fold -down rear seat & more. #P6317. 9t 14489831 893* S« auci.nnI mor e.ab .� s.. dscb~ Ow ds" THIS M 1999 GRAND CHEROKEE LAREDOHSS 1999 SEBRING CONVERTIBLE T �- -- 4.OL 6 cyl., auto, p.w., p.d.l., p. mirrors, NOT 2.5L v6, auto, p.w., p.d.l., p. seat, air L air cond., keyless entry, sentry key, LEASE — , _ _ cond., keyless entry, sentry key, alarm, alarm, tilt, cruise, AM/FM cass.,tilt, cruise, alum. wheels, p. top, doth sunscreen glass, doth buckets & more. x buckets, p. mirrors, AM/FM cass., plus OP6292. more. #P6386. 59729411 ® U,cwass m .e mos Sw decrrrw br a.ryt Incw,a.s urt. re mos Se. a�d.nw ma asu+s 0 9 9 2V=w.M "s5:: O�r.� 1996 CHRYSLER LHSI 1997 VOYAGER 1997 NEON EX 1 1997 SEBRING JXI 1 2000 CHRYSLER CIRRUS LXI 5.9Ldmesel, auto., leaft, p.w., p.d.l., til, Fully loaded, all the toys. 6 cyl., 7 pass., air, auto, low,low One owner, 5 spd., AC, plus much more. Convertible, auto, V6. All the toys, fully Inc. V6 auto, p.s., p.b., p. roof, p. anim air cornd., AMIFM cass., camper Low km. #N129A kms. *V6182 Balance of factory warranty. V6384. loaded. Get heady for Summer. V6343 seat, P. locks, leather interior. special, anti-spv' axle' slide window' PRICED TO SELL SALE :1 S 888** ** *s AM/FM cars. CD, all the toys. Brand tracer tow, SIT Plus, p. seat, heated s SALE =10,488 BALE ;18,888 new. seals, sport appearance & more. #T3434. INCLUDES FREIGFfT +Amt p - MIICED WQN1 SALE $24 a • I Durham awaits figures from Province DURHAM from page I would entail. However, that meeting has been cancelled because the Region is still waiting for information from the provin- cial government regarding downloading costs, reports Oshawa Councillor and fi- nance committee chairman Brian Nicholson. He explains the commit- tee can't make any decisions on the budget until the Province comes through with those figures. "We have no control over those numbers." he said in an interview following Wednes- day's council meeting. Coun. Nicholson noted if the Region saves money on provincial downloading this year the budget process will be relatively easy. '111 Province's numbers will tell us how quickly (council can complete the process)," he said. Those figures, which will outline the Region's share of social assistance, social housing and GO Transit costs, will also determine whether taxes go up or down j this year. The Province will decide whether the people of Durham get a tax hike or not," said Coun. Nicholson. Durham raised its share of property taxes by 1.4 per cent last year and in January had proposed a 1.5 -per cent tax increase for 20(10. But, the Region is now aiming for a zero -per cent tax hike this year. "We're still in line for a maximum zero tax hike," Coun. Nicholson reported. "If the Province does not beat us up again financially there's no doubt in my mind we'll have a zero -per cent tax hike or even a tax reduction. But if they sec: us as a cash cow, as they have in the past, that will force a tax hike." Congratulations! Lorraine Carrier Winner of Our Millennium Contest Lorraine (shown celebrating at Applebee's with her husband Denis) was the lucky winner of an all inclusive trip to Phoena to see the Judds live! 155 Kingston Rd. E. Just E. Of Harwood 09M Neghti ahood GA a 8o NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, March 26, 2000 PAGE 5 AM Scholarship fund established in memory of slain teen A scholarship trust fund has been established in mem- ory of Tamara Lubsey, the area teenager murdered in Ja- maica earlier this month. "I just felt I had to do this;" says long-time family friend Linda Higgins. The Pickering resident says her husband has known Ms. Lubsey's father all his life and the families are best friends. Like her many friends in Ajax and Pickering who fondly remembered Ms. Lubsey, Ms. Higgins was shocked to learn of her death. "She used to call me Aun- tie Linda, she was such a sweetheart," she says. "Every time I think about it I can't believe it." Ms. Lubsey had returned to her native Jamaica with her family last September for an extended visit. She was last seen alive by her mother around 6 p.m. on March 8, when she left their Burnt Sa- vannah home to see a bov. 6 Mtirettry NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF STUDY of TRANSPORTATION ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY 1ralspprLppi REPORT Oitano HIGHWAY 7 from HIGHWAY 12 TO SIDELINE ROAD 16 W.P. 430-98-00 The Ministry of Transportation of Ontario (MTC) initiated a detail design study to examine improvements to Highway 7 from Highway 12 in the Town of hithy to 125 metres east of Sideline Road 16 in the City of Pickering. Regional Municipality of Durham, Various improvements are being considered to improve the pavement condition and operation of Highway 7, consistent with current Ministry of Transportation standards, policies and practices for 2 -lane highways. The major improvements to Highway 7 are anticipated to consist of: • pavement rehabilitationiresurfacing: • geometric improvements: • intersection and operational improvements (including traffic sinal system removal and replacement at Lakendge Road, new ir.S is sgnats at Wes" Road and realignrnent and signalization of Ashburn Road); • electhcaltillumirwtion upgrades: • provision of a westbound and an eastbound truck climbing lane; • drainage improvements inducing minor structural repairs to crossing culverts: and • rehabilitation of the asphalt riding surface of the East Duffin Creek structure. The proposed improvements to Highway 7 will be completed within the existing Highway right-of-way. No additional property wit be required. The Study was corttpleted in accordance with the approved process for Crass Environmental Assessments for Provincial Transportation Facilities, 1999, (Group 8). The Transportation Environmental Study Report has been completed and placed on the public record with the Ministry of the Environment for public review and comment. You are encouraged to contact Ministry of Transportation staff or the project consultants if you have questions or concerns about this project. 0 you have serious unresolved concerns after participating in the Study and have consulted with MTO, you have the right to request a reclassihcabon (bump up) of the project to the Minister of the Ermronment (135 St. Clair Avenue West, Toronto, Ontario, M4V 1P5). A bump up of this project. would result in an Individual Environmental Assessment. A copy of this request should be forwarded to Mr. Brad Kalus, C.E.T., Project Manager for the Greer Galloway Group Inc. and Ms. Audrey Steele, MTO Ermronmental Planner. Addresses are provided below. The Transportation Environmental Study Report is available for review at the following location: Ministry M the Erivironment Ministry of tete Environment Central Region York Durham District 5775 Yonge Street, Suile 800 Sth Floor, 230 Westney Road South North Ybrk ON M2M 4J 1 Ajax ON C 1 S 785 The Clerk's Office The Clerk's Office City of a Town of 1 The Esplanade 575 Rossland Road Pickering ON L1 V 6K7 Whilby ON L 1 N 2MB The Clerk's Office Ministry of Transportation PRO ori vapaiD~ly of DHighway Engineering D623 5th Flom A and Nagaira Tower 605 Rosslandl Road East 1201 Wilson Avenue Whilby ON LIN 6A3 Downsview ON M3M 1.18 Three Grreerer Galloway Group Inc - and Planners 973 sCrawfo►d Drive Peterborough ON K9J 3X1 Further milormation may be obtained from: Mr. Brad Kahn, CX -T, Pialeic Mone w or Ma, Kann Eula, Emrlronlimm" Planrm The Greer Galloway Group Inc. Engineers and Planners 973 Crawford Drive Tel: (705) 743.5790 ON KW 3X1 Fax: (705) 743-9592 E-nail-bkahia• aycom !E -mail: mttruieiPllowa*coati Interested persons may provide written comments to the Project Team by April 24, 2000 (within 30 days from ft bate of this Notice). Please ,tote that with the exception of personal information all comments will become part of the public record. Ms. Lubsey's body was found roughly a week later in die Rio Minho River on the island's south coast. Ms. Higgins says tentative plans are to award a scholar- ship to an Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School student who excels. Ms. Lubsey graduated from the Ajax school last June, and was planning a career in the travel industry. The fund is set up at Berk- shire Securities Inc. in east Toronto. Donations of $100 or more can be sent directly to the company, addressed Attention: Mr. Max Nelson, Berkshire Securities Inc., 1220 Sheppard Ave. E., Suite 406, Toronto, Ontario, M21K 2S5. Account number N090113A must be written on cheques, which are to be made payable to IT for Tama- ra Lubsey Scholarship Fund. To make a donation of less than $100, call Ms. Higgins at 905-837-0234. SALE . �!PECraL BNRGNNS r 1999 PRICES L Ir IN News Advertiser_ $easorl U Y ' _4piPConditionin9 News Advertiser Central Air IrrODELL02 Conditioning Greg and Receive Sundays carrier of the AbsolutelyREE ' +0 ran ,�Ibt*H=Sffm week is Greg. He enjoys . Fairpoft Guardian In& playing computer game.. 'GkronmGwrdian Pic, He will receive a dinner ' Ldle CalSifS Ain for 4 voucher Sterling I sn.g * kom' kw Vie, McDonald's. Los ftmw Propane B.B.O. S Teams "-B T Teams Suggested Retail S25000 'I pd P" Must present this ad 4 pwft (Only 100 available) SALE . �!PECraL BNRGNNS r TODAY*S L Ir IN News Advertiser_ Sun., March 26, 2000 News Advertiser • Arby s Weit. 'Bad Boy AWMck. Greg Bw Vatlplm Syskm 4uft Sundays carrier of the Co" Guide A00ick ,�Ibt*H=Sffm week is Greg. He enjoys . Fairpoft Guardian In& playing computer game.. 'GkronmGwrdian Pic, He will receive a dinner ' Ldle CalSifS Ain for 4 voucher '1111rlrhWorli [rehouse Apxlft compliments of * kom' kw Vie, McDonald's. Los ftmw Congratulations . ft A0f Greg for bring our r Ran. Jail ock" lP& carrier of the week. 0.�'„j, ' SenrtSarce j�l "� WAM 1101 Wit" Gllidim NK gL'almart,Alax 13i Kingston Rd .Arax ' Dr. Gfeen laltl to Ap>dPidl, 222 BAvh* tit W. Ajax ' Delivei d to selected households Only 26 Kingston Rd, flick 136o Kingston Rd.. flick Remember, all inserts, including those on glossy paper, can be `with recycled the rest of your newsppaper through your blue box Recycling program. For information on delivering vour advertising flyers, ` DUNCAN t* FLETCHER 683-5110. ....- ,r P PAGE 6 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, March 26, 2000 Ed . itori I & OPINIONS N E W S ADVERTISER MARCH 26, 2 0 0 0 EDiroRiai. Election not needed in near future Liberals still have plenty to do during this mandate Depending on your perspective, the rumour the Liberals are pianning to hold a fall federal election is either completely foolish or totally arrogant. They haven't even hit the three-year mark in a mandate which can stretch up to five years. and there's rampant speculation we'll be sent to the polls before the snow flies. Why? It would be a foolish decision be- cause opposition parties will argue the election is unnecessary, a waste of money and a naked grasp for power by the ruling party. It comes across as an arrogant no- tion since voters have been known to punish majority governments which jump the gun before they've spent four years in power. For a perfect example the feds can look at David Peterson's provincial Liberals who were thumped in 1990 by the NDP when they ran after just three years in power. A fall election also means vcxers, in Ontario at least, will be faced with two elections at once, never a good strategy for a governing party to face. Political ad, sign and debate overload (Oh, and there are the biannual U.S. elections as well. How many ads will we he sub- jected to in the New York senate race between Rudolph Giuliani and Hillary Rodham Clinton?), could leave voters wom out and confused and could cost the Liberals precious seats in their power base, Ontario. Beyond the cynical reasons for a fall vote: Prime Minister Jean Chre- tien's attempt to head off a leadership coup: a chance to kick the United Al- ternative and Preston Manning before it has a chance to get on its collective feet: because the polls say the time is right. the Liberals still have so much work to do. We don't have a proper Youth Jus- tice Act to replace the YOA. Health care is a mess and Health Minister Allan Rock. Finance Minister Paul Martin and Mr. Chretien must get to- gether before the next federal budget to send more funding to the provinces for health care. The Peds must show us they have some idea about where our money is going. The Auditor -General has once again pointed out billions go a -wasting and the government still has to deal with the unresolved fallout over missing funds from the Human Resources de- partment. Instead of bickering about leader- ship or wondering about an election call, the Liberals should roll up their sleeves and spend the next year or two working hard to fix the many problems we face. Then, and only then, should they go to the people for a verdict. E -Mail your comments on this opin- ion to shoustonadurhainimt Submis- sions which include a first and last name, as well as the community of res- idence, will be considered for publiu- t;on. M MNU MUMOIS ON IMM& & TIME LETTERS TO Save moraine for current, future generations To the editor: I both applaud and support the efforts of Durham council to pro- tect the Oak Ridges Moraine with the help of York and Peel Regions as reported in your front page story of March 15. It is refreshing to see a group of politicians co-operating in an effort to carefully consider the fu- ture of an important natural fea- THE EDITOR ture even without the support of i the provincial government. Since the moraine is considered an envi- ronmentally -sensitive region which affects thousands of peo- pie, these officials are right to call for a pause in the face of urban sprawl. It should be remembered that these public representatives are responding to concerns expressed by ordinary citizens as well as planners, scientists and environ- mentalists. What must be frustrating, though, Is that the Ontario Munic- ipal Board deals with applications based on the provincial policies which, in the recent case of King City, for example, resulted in the Ah those old movies still shine OMB ruling that the developer could go ahead, despite some con- cerns from the board. Oscar -nominated films have nothing on these classic flicks My interest in this matter is They say nostalgia isn't what it used to be, but what the heck. Bear with me. Tonight is that annual event we all like to watch, the Academy Awards. And for the first time in as long as I can remember, I haven't seen any of the films nominated to receive an Oscar. As a matter of fact. I haven't seen any of the performances nominated nor am I familiar with the songs, scripts, sets, lighting, cinematography, sound or editing which brings the directors' medium to the fore once a year. Not to worry, I'll get caught up thanks to video. After all, some of my all-time favourite films were made be- fore I was born. I did not even see that finest of flicks, 'To Kill a Mocking Bird,' when it was in the theatres in 1962 and I was 16. But thanks to tele- vision, I caught up with it when I was old enough to fully appreciate what leaders like Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and great movie actors like Gregory Peck and Robert Duvall were all about. Who could not luxuriate in the adaptation of Ernest Hemingway's 'To Jane McDonald Staff Writer Have and Have Not,' made in 1944, when Lauren Beall says to Humphrey Bogart, "You know how to whistle don't you Steve? You just put your lips together and blow." And that ever-so-styt'ish piece of fluff, albeit film noir fluff, directed by the formidable Otto Preminger, 'Laura,' also released in 1944. There was something about the perfectly -lit black -and -white images, so sophisti- cated in the ubiquitous cigarette smoke of a decade kick-started by the 1939 re- leases of 'Gone With the Wind,' the 'Wizard of Oz' and the 'Grapes of Wrath,' not to mention the Second World War. that of a parent who is concerned Although it had been done a couple about what the future holds for my of times before, John Huston's the children and the generations to 'Maltese Falcon' in 1941 is still fun to follow. That is why it is so impor- watch as is Orson Welles's 'Citizen tant for all levels of government to Kane' of the same year. 'Casablanca,' co-operate today in an effort to which came out in 1942, showed In- make the best long-term decision grid Bergman at her all-time best. on the Oak Ridges Moraine for all The 'Best Years of Our Lives' in who live in the GTA, and those 1946 amazes me to think its creator, who will follow in the future. William Wyler, was able to grasp so sensitively the challenges immediately Les Du Hask following the war. Pickering Of course anything Humphrey Bog- art was in in the 1940s is right up there, f• with the addition of 'The African Queen' of 1950, another stellar year because of the release of Billy Wilder's 'Sunset Boulevard' and the best open- ing scene I've ever laid eyes on. E-YNI yaw comments on this opin- ion to shoustonadurhsm not Submis- sions which include a first and last name, as wall as the community of res- kbnce, will be considaad for publkca- tion. 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 that due to the volume of letters, not all will be Printed. .. , PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Edilor-in-Chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Director of Advertising Duncan Fletcher Retail Advertising Manager Eddie Kolodziejcak Classified Advertising Manager John Willems Real Estate/Automotive Advertising Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager Lillian Hook Office Manager Barb Harrison Composing Manager News (905)683-5110 &alts (905)683-5110 Classifieds (905)683-0707 Distribution (905)683-5117 General Fax (905)683-7363 Mail shoustond(urham.net Web address www.durhwnnews.net 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 21-15 Publications Mail Sales Agreement Number 1332791 l• The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circu- lations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occu- pies. Oman nwgw- -t - The changing face of recreation More people are concerned about fitness, BY BRIAN MCNAIR Sluff Writer Take a hike. It's as sound advice today as it was yesterday. Hiking and other forms of walking remain the favourite recreational activity of Canadians everywhere, not surprising con- sidering such factors as cost, ac- cessibility and ease. But those same factors and others are also changing the face of recreation for people in Durham Region and the rest of the nation. As the population grows older, people are increasingly trading in their hockey sticks for golf clubs, football helmets for hiking bots or tennis racquets for gardening gloves. "The great thing about leisure and recreation is it's different things to different people." says Barry Read, who has taught a course on Canadian sports history at Durham College for the past 14 years. "The folks who were run- ning or playing racquet sports in the seventies, or weightlifting in the '80% might be playing golf today." According to a 1998 physical activity monitor done by the Canadian Fitness and Lifestyle Institute, walking remains the most popular activity among adults over 17, with 86 per cent participation reported in both Canada and Ontario over the pre- vious year. That hardly comes as a shock Sporting growth Projected growth of sporting activities over the next 25 years Activity (% increase) Gardening 52 Golf 38 Hunting 36 Curling 35 Hiking 33 Boating 32 Snowshoeing 28 Aerobics 27 Fishing 25 Skiing (x -country) 24 Swimming 21 Skiing (downhill) 18 Snowmobiling 18 Bicycling 17 Camping. 15 Martial arts 13 Soccer 12 Running 12 Skating 11 Baseball 9 Basketball 8 Hockey 7 Source: Government of Ontario ... to Larry Morrow, the director of parks and recreation for the Town of Whitby. "Generally speaking, people's interest in trails is something we hear about a lot," says Morrow, who has held his post since 1986. "There's a constant need for trails." One of the more popular areas for people living in lakefront communities in Durham Region is the Waterfront Trail, which was developed six years ago. "Without a shadow of a doubt, that trail is used year-round when its accessible," says Morrow. Walking aside, Canadians re- main generally inactive. The 1998 study revealed 63 per cent of adults in Ontario were considered insufficiently active for optimal health benefits. The number has improved from 79 percent in 1981. "Certainly more and more people are conscious of physical fitness, health and diet," says Port Perry resident Bill Derby, who worked at Durham College from 1968 to 1988 and helped start the sports administration program. "I tend to think more people are getting involved in lifetime sports, especially young people." The need for an improved, level of fitness was first recog- nized by the Canadian govern- ment in 1943, when the Physical Fitness Act was passed. It ended up being implemented to a limit- ed degree by the provinces through the school system. . "That was the result of a lot of unfit recruits for wartime," says Read. "The intent was great, but it didn't translate into results." Four decades later, the 1981 health and diet Canada Fitness Survey was the First study of physical recreation habits and health status of the en- tire population. Among its find- ings were: • 11.5 -million Canadians (51 per cent of those over age nine) were physically active (three hours per week, at least nine months per year); Golfing, cycling and swimming are all expected to experience growth in popularity over the next 25 years • Men and women were equal- ly active, a change since 1971 when men were more active; • Walking was the favourite activity. followed by bicycling, swimming, jogging and garden- ing; The study also determined that 78 per cent of Canadians wanted to increase their participation lev- els, recognizing the importance to physical and mental well- being. When Ontarians are active, ac- cording to the 1998 physical ac- tivity monitor, 74 per cent are gardening, 59 per cent swim- ming, 53 per cent exercising at home, 52 per cent dancing, 50 per cent bicycling, 36 per cent jog- ging, 32 per cent weight training, 29 per cent skating, 28 per cent playing baseball or softball, 28 per cent golfing, 25 per cent bowling, h_3 per cent doing aero- bics and h_0 per cent play ine has- kethal I. NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, March 26, 2000 PAGE 7 A/P •s a ArA 1. _. Other activities included (in percentages) were in-line skating (19), soccer (17), volleyball (17). alpine skiing (16), tennis (16), badminton ( 15), cross-country skiing (13), hockey (13). yoga and tai chi (12). football (11), ballet (6), squash (5). gymnastics (4), racquetball (4) and snow- boarding (3). "There is so much more choice than ever before," says Read. "I think you go through cy- cles. There have certainly been sports that have been faddish. Jogging became very popular in the '70%. as did racquet sports. In the '80s. weightlifting became mainstream for men and women. Then in-line comes onboard in the '90s." A 1992 research study done h - the Ministry of Citizenship. Cul ture and Recreation, re,,caled tra- ditional team or rigorous ,ports were not growing as much as un- structured, less demanding activ- ities. While football, hockey, vol- leyball. tennis and basketball were among the lowest in terms of percentage growth, gardening, golf, hunting, curling and hiking topped the list. Morrow, for his part, has seen nothing but im- proved levels of activity across the board in Whitby. The town has doubled in size since he joined the parks and recreation department and offers facilities being used in a variety of ways by its population. "I think the promotion of well- ness and (the) Participaction (program) has had an impact way beyond Whithv." says 'Morrow. "The hath-, hoomers seem to knew a Iot more than the p rc%i- ou. • • A/P PAGE 8 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, March 26, 2000 AMALGAMATION SURVEY Share your thoughts on the future of Durham Region- ---------------------------------------------- Sex: Male Female Age_ _-18 18-24 Town: Level of education: 24-39 40-59 60+ How would you rate the performance of regional council? Poor Fair Good Excellent Hi_h_school College. Univers' _ NVVhy? Marital status: How many children in the family: How long have you lived here?: What do you like most about your town? What do you like least? What's missing from your municipality? 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? Some suggest amalgamation would 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 that government will be further re- moved from the residents it should serve. Do you support or oppose the idea of amalgamating some of the com- munities in Durham Region? Option B: One 'Super -City' comprised of the eight municipalities currently in existence in Durham Region. Option C. Two Durham Region cities — lf your municipality has to join another one 'lakeshore' city comprised of Ajax, Pickering, Whitby, Oshawa 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 Ajax -Pickering, one comprised of Oshawa-Whitby-Claring- ton and one comprised of the rural mu- nicipalities of Uxbridge-Brack-Scugog- Send your surveys to: SURVEY c/o The News Advertiser,130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Out., LIS 2H5 by April 7, 2000, ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- � ------------------------- urvey y the Metroland community newspapers of Durham Region THIS WEEK NEWS ADVERTISER Canabian btategman UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE W Police trim budget after request from council The Durham Regional Police Services Board has approved a budget of $71.3 million after "squeezing" another $807,000 from its Year 2000 expenditures. Acting on orders from region- al politicians the board shaved the budget during a closed -door session of Thursday's monthly meeting at Whitby Town hall. "We believe we can spread the pain of the $807,000 across the budget... Various individual squads and projects will all feel some pain, but we won't have to close down any operations," 1999 Chief Kevin McAlpine told re- porters when questioned how the budget was trimmed. The force recently presented Durham Regional Council's fi- nance committee with a budget of just over $72 million, but was told it was too high. Most departments have been told to hold the line this year but the police force was allowed to increase spending by 0.5 per cent, due to staffing require- ments. The force budget includes a plan to hire 20 new officers in this, the third year of a five-year staffing plan designed to reduce the department's ratio of citizens to police to 750 residents for every officer from 790 to 1. The department says it also needs more money to build a new police station in Whitby. The budget -cutting won't impact on a $500,000 plan to operate a year-round police helicopter, which the force plans to buy or lease. Chairman Bob Boychyn said the police cuts were achieved by "squeezing and massaging" the budget. id/AgIVI1 Central Air Conditioners $1 too Installation 05 . I Call NOW For Details! A►jax/Piorkeri ng; 905 428 03�� B LEWOOD Whithv/Oshawa qurhoncaeIhaltr HEATING a AIR CONDITIONING 905-4_;16-3212 L ©`nto" V 'AC I -'I 19 NA`VLZ� iT i",tat'�r1 2V'.,L ! 3JA4C1.+ NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, March 26, 2000 PAGE 9 AIP QEVFAY DAY IS PAYDAY WHEN YOU NEED CASHI We hold your personal cheque fill payday No CXEW CWCresl (905) 427-4400 CALL NOWII Please :Recycle Me... Just the fax: 683-7363 !" We subtract the confusion from. higher-level mathematics. Now math wont feel like a foreign language pow FIRST PICKERING PLACE ;r 1550 Kingston Road Pickering (905) 839-9637 SYLVAN J LEARNING 9AW#,,00� CENTRE' S,C:ess is learned:" Q Jl (moi? f do13F Ma / s 4 There's a simple way to brighten your smile TOOTH simple reaction between the bleaching smile can't last forever, due to the constant staining from beautiful vibrant smile you always wanted. If you have any WHITENING material applied and your teeth. food. drinks and tobacco. Therefore it is recommended that questions regarding the tooth whitening process please feel Have you ever There are two ways you can have to continue to maintain your results you should have a free to contact us at DURHAM DENTAL CENTRE (905) wondered how teeth this done! touch-up treatment every six months to one year. 427-4280.become so stained I. In -Office Whitening. The material Remember the amount of stain your teeth are exposed to and discoloured? is directly applied, monitored and and regular dental cleaning will all be a factor in keeping Did you know removed by a trained Dental your teeth lighter and brighter. So give yourself that there is a very Professional, due to the high simple way to concentration 35°% of peroxide significantly lighten releasing chemical. Only 1 visit is and brighten your required to complete your teeth smile? whitening procedure and it will take Over a lifetime approximately 2 hours. we are exposed to 2. At Home Whitening, A custom many things that bleaching tray is made for you to will stain and personally apply the bleaching discolour our teeth. material at home. The concentration Juices, Tea, Coffee being much lower between 7-10% and Tobacco among attainable results if any. This requires other things such as multiple applications over a period of foods account for weeks. much of this THE RESULTS staining our teeth A whiter brighter more beautiful acquire as we age. Often people feel that their smile is faded dull. But this can all be taken care of by a simple and cost e f fective procedure called tooth whitening or bleaching. The tooth whitening procedure removes the accumulation of stain and discolouration from your teeth by a F _w (burha►n Dental jr, Evening& Saturday Appointments Available Electro Surgery White Filling Only Cosmetic / Bleaching Intra Oral Camera Imaging Preventative Care Ultra Sonic Sealing Caps / Crowns & Bridges Free Consultations Air Abrasion / No Freezing / No Drilling Extractions (Wisdom Teeth) Root Canal Treatment K Nitrous Oxide (Laughing Gas) Visa, Mastercard, Interact All Insurance Plans Accepted Gentle Care for Big Babies Comprehensive Care for Children Ne" Patients & Emergency Calls Welcome — -Ample Free (r, 4EI;27-41280 , Durham De-ntali Centre m 135 Harwood Ave. N., (at Hwy 2) • DurhaCentre (Beside lobtaws) AIP PAGE 10 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, March 26,20W Foot Doctor! Ronald J. Klein, B.Sc., D.P.M. Podiatrist -Foot Specialist Q. What's a Podiatrist? A. The Doctor of Podiatric Medicine (D.P.M.) or "Podiatrist" is the specialist responsible for foot care, by way of examination, diagnosis, prevention and treatment of foot disorders. Before entering podiatry, most students have li obtained a Bachelor's Degree or higher. The course of Podiatry is then an additional four years, co- ordinated with clinical training at the School of Podiatry and in hospitals. Upon successful completion the individual graduates with the degree, Doctor of Podiatric Medicine (D.P.M.). not a diploma. Podiatric visits are also partially subsidized by OHIP. Over 30% of Canadians have extended health insurance which may cover podiatry. Not knowing your insurance may mean missing out on the podiatric care you really need. Lastly, you should know that no other segment of the medical profession sees and treats more foot problems than the Doctor of Podiatric Medicine. If symptoms develop, see your podiatrist promptly. Remember, you only have one pair of feet and they have to last a lifetime. If you have a foot or leg concern and would like us to answer your questions, mail in to the News Advertiser. hill No GST. & P.S.T. EvS. & sal. appL ite thing To Smile About! ,Mete & Partial Dentom m*k Denum oa Imphob ilttiu 8 Awain - Fra foasWtaoioos Wlk_ milk you've always wanted! R, 4*re Maragh D.D. (SuperCentrePlaza) (0 420-2652 Ah YOGA NOT ALL SMOOTH SAILING Yoga isn't all smooth sailing Challenges are inevitable. At the introductory level, the challenges come with learning the details of correct alignment and learning to co-ordinate the breath while moving into and out of postures. In Intermediate Yoga, the postures are typically more complex and they are held for longer periods of time. And this is where the challenge comes in. From the outside, "holding the posture" may look like a bunch of people just sitting around the breathing. But simply being still becomes vastly challenging when you're not watching television, reading the newspaper, talking on the phone, or drinking a cup of coffee. To practice yoga in the deepest sense means encountering ourselves without distractions. In this way, we are coming face-to-face with the very things which we routinely block out: our physical limits, our feelings, our be fearless despite our limitations. sensations. Paradoxically, by encountering our own resistance, we Remaining steady and still while make room for more energy, rather than less, more vitality, you're stretching to your personal and more ability to focus our energy rather than scatter it in level of tolerance brings up lots of our day -today activities. feelings: you may feel energized, or Introductory and Intermediate Yoga classes begin the first you may feel like quitting. You might week of April at the Greenwood Yoga and Holistic Health feel strong or weak, or pleased or Care Centre. Call (905) 619-1405 for details. disappointed or frustrated. But it is the continued application of • • "ell conscious effort despite these feelings reenwood that produces spontaneous relaxation. Another problem that crops up is that not everyone can do every posture. We all have our weak points and our strong points. The deeper practice of yoga invites us to investigate the very postures we loathe while respecting our limits. The more resistance to a particular Posture, the more there is to be learned. The temptation is to say "I can't do that;' and simply avoid it. But yoga teaches us to be present with our own limitations, neither forcing through them nor retreating from them. The challenge here is to -Custom Foot Orthotics - Full Velerart's .• =' = � Coverage porov t Medicine _ - Diabetic Feet, Corns 8 1 - •. Calluses .• - Children's Foot l • 831-FEET(3338) • 4-f � v Next Better Health April 9100 H"My He q�i�for an ftim &niffa a Are ru eVeeft a ISM you lie a brew b®by? I DDo you hw a yomg cl»ild? H B kWNeW���►mmO1%M= PaW Health Nurses I�Ja- • • /*... �.. ta.tlw t�wt► �a�nF a.. Mtaarr r .r..r....... t,..,t.,, MI„ - VISA&01 .111u.tra..■rw.. • tTr 1•„ tsa..1 tt:w wr...rl...r Ou.n.O,,.. Ici iHoustic -Health ('are Centre 619-1405 YOGA INTRODUCTORY COURSE Wed. April 5,6:15 p.m. Thurs. April 6,8:00 p.m. INTERMEDIATE COURSE Wed. April 5,8:00 p.m. CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION A peaceful country retreat Highway 7 and Westney (10 mim from downtown Pickering) IF - TIME - QUALITY - GENTLE DENTAL CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVAILABLE TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE f# PEOPLE OF ALL AGES 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hvvy. #t?.) Compliments of Dr. Lean, at the PICKERAG SQUARE DENTAL OFFICE 420-1777 DR. JOSEPH A. MISKIN, DENTIST 0" 07 0 Q w W 0 8 a In an effort to stimulate dental awareness in children and to provide a relaxing, comfortable environment in our office, Dr. Lean's office continues its Adopt - A -Pet program at the practice. Every three months we will give away a large, cuddly stuffed animal (and other great surprises) to the child who enters the best name for the critter. The winner of our 20th contest, Danielle Kun, got to take home "EEYORE". (We're confident that Danielle is keeping both her teeth and "Eeyore" in topnotch shape through regular brushing.) Our family oriented practice is located at 1450 Kingston Road (at Valleyfarm Rd.) Chiropractic works to correct subluxations SPINAL SUBLUXATION: ' A HEALTH CONCERN Over the past year 1 have had a T. variety of questions from many of you, some of which are answered in this article. WHAT IS SPINAL SUBLUXATION A spinal subluxation is a minor misalignment of a vertebra in your spine that leads to malfunction and a lost of health. HOW SERIOUS IS THIS CONDITION? There is a vast range of severity of spinal subluxation from mere fixations of mobility of individual segments of the spine barely detectable by motion palpation of the spine (the chiropractor's expertise) to degenerative disc and joint disease visible on x-rays all too often leading to fusion of the area. WHY SHOULD I BE CONCERNED ABOUT MY SPINAL HEALTH? The bones of your spine house and protect the trillions of delicate nerve fibres which originate in your brain travel down through the spinal canal and branch off as nerve roots passing through the vertebral foramen (the opening between spinal bones) and provide vital messages to every part of your body to keep it healthy. If one or more vertebrae become misaligned there is an interruption of the number and/or strength of the mental impulses that arc required for normal homcostasi%/balance. SO WHY IS THAT SO IMPORTANT TOME? When two cells come together to form the human body the first development from those cells is the notochord which becomes the brain and nervous system. Out of this delicately designed group of nerves comes to the spinal nerves and all of the other systems are outpouchings of the nervous system. Your nerve system is your lifeline. It is that which keeps life's energy coursing through your body. If you are losing mental impulses little by little every day of course muscles will tighten up. Of course, circulation will be distorted. Of course your tissues arc not going to regenerate as quickly as they are supposed to. Of course you will feel sluggish. You start to feel like things just aren't right. You may not even have any medical conditions showing up yet, but most medical conditions creep up on you over timr WnE,lrtn't it maim once to err if your spine and nervous system are functioning the way they are meant to by design? HOW DO I KNOW IF SPINAL SUBLUXATIONS ARE CAUSING ME TROUBLE? This is a real problem. You don't often know when vertebrae are misaligned unless you have just had a traumatic injury. But even then the mental impulses can be turned off sufficiently fairly quickly and make you think that the problem has gone away, only to show up as some degenerative condition years later. The cause of the pain you have today may not be as simple as having just turned to reach a shopping bag in the back seat of the car. It could even be from little incidences like that building up over a long period of time eventually causing a hopefully temporary debilitating situation. Like a toothache you don't usually know there is a decay until it builds up sufficiently to cause th,- nerves to feel it. Then it takes alot of work to fix theP roblem It makes more NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, Marek 26, 20W PME 11 IVP sense to have regular checkups to prevent as much aggravation as possible. WHO CORRECTS SPINAL SUBLUXATIONS? Your doctor of chiropractic corrects spinal subluxations. Chiropractors are one of five health professionals designated as doctors, the only ones allowed by law to diagnose. Your doctor of chiropractic specializes in the detection, diagnosis, and correction of spinal problems. Doctors of chiropractic are properly trained and educated with respect to the spine and nervous system and they know what to do and maybe even more importantly, chiropractors know what not to do. This is very important when you are dealing with this vital part of your body. It cannot be taken lightly. And yet all too often people neglect this most critical area of their body. IS SPINAL, HEALTH CARE ESSENTIAL FOR EVERYONE? Doctors of Chiropractic work with spines of all ages. Some 20 year olds have spines that look like an 80 year old's and some 80 years old's have spines like a 20 year old should have. The only way to tell is to have a doctor of chiropractic examine your spine. Depending on whether you want correction or mere pain relief the length of time is entirely up to you ... but you have the opportunity of knowing and helping yourself. Everyone should have a periodic spinal exam by a doctor of chiropractic. Call Pineride Natural Health for more information at 6X3-7735 "'Hiimp__ to Health" r Lose weight r Increase your energy level r Detoxify your body r Sleep better r Improve your quality of life Call Evelyn Arbour at the Wellness Connection 360 Bayly SL Unit y2, Ajax (905) 68348532 -9 NUTRITION ADDITION Upcoming Seminars Bowel Disorders Sun. Apr- 16 - I AX) - 2:30 Fibromyalgia Thurs. Apr. 27 - 7:30 - 9:00 Weight Loss Thurs. May 25 - 7:30 - 9:00 COST: $15 per session or $25 for two sessions. Please call to reserve your seat. Mary-jo McCarthy Re-gi.tr:rd Nutrawn corau►tant For an appointment call 420-1443 Functional Dentures... One Good Reason To Smile! REPAIRS (1 hr.) ' Relines ' Complete. Partial Dentures ao� 'William Steil, DD. FC�a.cA) --A=t ER Charles Wm. Steil, D.D. 84 Old Kingston Rd. W. PICKERING VILLAGE AJAX 683-4294 After Iv im AOR -AAAI 1= Dr. Kevin 1yber and Associates OPTOMETRISTS • Dispensing of Contact Lenses and Glasses • Complete Family Eye Care • Low Vision Services • Lager Surgery Co-flAanagement 15 Marwood S. (ll.t.m 1I p, : fty' Z) 427-4144 ,I . ;WYERS PUB Chiropractic can make all the difference in your world! Our natural holistic, "hands on" approach has provided relief for many people just like you. Many health problems have their source in spinal misalignments. Call for a spin'al screening. DR. MA FRANKO F" � s H U IQ BA R —AL NEAItN 4K rock Rd. 4 Hwy 2 • • PICKERING iEXPaFss,t AD08 219M tic ,a cti. on+Eacouvolts —(905) 420-0003 — — — — din Eye Believe In Miracles It's official. Thousands of people have eliminated their need to wear :' eyeglasses or contact lenses with LaserVision correction. But, rest assured, these "miracles" are not random. Selecting the right Laser Eye Surgeon is a critical step. Dr. John Macleod is Durham Region's Chief Laser Surgeon for the world-renowned Herzig -Eye Institute. After thousands *« Art of LASIK procedures, Dr. MacLeod offers the experience you can trust. IN" Experience The Freedom! EXPERIENCE You Can Trust! Life without glasses or contacts? Call MacLeod Eye Clinic, to find out if you qualify for LaserVision correction HERZIG and to register for our free seminar. EYE INSTIUTE John N. MacLeod, MD, FRCSC 117 King St. East Oshawa, ON, Canada 0 M 189 tN: (905) 721-1211 www. macleod-eye.com e -main: madeod1@ direcLwm toll free: 1 -877 -721 -EYES A/P PAGE 12 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, March 26, 2000 Racial eaualitv � activists ` can wc ange the Pickering race relations forum attendees urged to work for `a better tomorrow' BY L,ESZEK APO UCHTINE Special to the News Advertiser PICKERING — "We still have a long way to to" to eliminate bigotry, Picker- ing's Fifth Annual Race Re- lations Forum has been told. But, people willing to work to end racism "can change the world", those gathered at the Pickering Civic Complex heard Tues- day, the United Nations Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. Keynote speaker Phyllis Gordon, commissioner of the Canadian Human Rights Commission, noted that technological tools like the Internet are helping incite racism and hate today. But. Ms. Gordon noted, the Inter- net can be a positive influ- ence in spreading the word against bigotry. And, although there are many racists in society, there are also countless people who realize that multicultur- alism is important, she said. ' There is now a growing recognition that diversity strengthens uc :' And. "the growing sup- port of whites and main- stream institutions" is of "critical significance" in the fight against racism, Ms. Gordon added. She stressed the impor- tance of commemorating March 21. the day in 1960 when police in Sharpville, South Africa. killed and wounded peaceful citizens protesting apartheid. "We must continue to mark this day." Mobeen Khaja, president of the Association of Pro- gressive Muslims of Ontario, pointed out steps have been taken since then to end racism. But. "We still have a long way to go:' Keith Norton, chief com- missioner of the Ontario Human Rights Commission, stressed the need for every- one to work toward ending racism. "Each one of us has the responsibility to look out for the rights of our neigh- bours. "You can change the world;' he told the audience. ' I"here is no excuse for us not to make the effort to build the kind of community in which everyone can live in dignity and respect" The speakers' sentiments were echoed in a booklet en- titled 'A Better Tomorrow', which was handed out to people who attended the forum hosted by the City of Pickering, the Association of Progressive Muslims of On- tario and the Ontano Region- al Office of the Canadian Human Rights Commission. The booklet features poems, essays and artwork which re- flect the need for human rights and racial equality. The forum also featured en- tertainment by two school choirs, the Native Men's Residence of Toronto, and dancers from a variety of-cul- tural fcul- tural backLm)und.s including Celtic, Ugandan, East Indian and South African. LESZEK APOUCHTINFJ News Advertiser photo 77te Talanta Kids performed a Ugandan dance for participants in the fifth annual Race Relations forum hosted at the Pickering Civic Complex recently. Here, dancers entertain attendees, while other perfor- mances included Celtic and East Indian dances, as well as Native drumming. The forum was held to com- memorate the United Nations Day for the Elimination r of Racial Discrimination. ... . Medical information HERONGATE by pone BARN THEATRE Opening Apra 7- A terrific coned y Miller h (NC) -Quick medical attention is more readily available' ui�ll Be Back Before Midnight" you might think. In fact, one of the better solutions to Ticket prices from $ 38�s for Dinner & Show, a#wes indr ded. getting information may be as easy as dialing the SENIORS SPECIAL - wrth bis od telephone. Like it or not, it's a sign -of -the -times that diminished FREE Dinner & Show! sunday,Apm 9 medical services are with us to stay, so it's important to Buy one, get one free( Bury two, get two freel consider alternatives. One of the more popular services to I For reservations, gall (905) 472-3085 have emerged in the private sector is person-to-person swwherongatexom - 2885 Altona Road, Pickering J telephone access to a registered nurse 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Special Seniors Home Improvement Plan Instead of fear and indecision on how to proceed with a health From $50• 00/month problem, subscribers are given the option of contacting a medical Complete Hitchens FROM 8299500 installed professional, who is on-call, toll-free, to offer information on escalating (includes cabinets, countertop, sinks, faucet) illnesses, sudden emergencies, or just a day to day health question. For Complete New Washrooms FROM $299500 installed example, you might need to decide (includes tub, tiles, grab -bar, flooring, plumbing, electrical, whether symptoms of an illness or injury can be treated at home, or s>sr vanity, toilet & paint) « whether side-effects from prescribed ;:,i+� ,.✓ medication are to be expected. The Extension 8t Enclosure of Front or Back Verandas enquiry may be as simple as getting ' `p industries rY. a better understanding of what your doctor explained at your last visit.can.. ElhOtt � : ,_ , In some cases, you can opt for even - ffer Expires more. The Careline" service with 1-800-635-1236 April 30, 2000 Liberty Health for example, offers both round-the-clock access to a Over 20 Years Experience registered nurse as well as a chance APPROVED BY BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA AHD CIBC to dial -in to a re-recorded medical P library of over • • • VV health and wellness ADULT LIFESTYLE wellness topics. � You're invited to Lake & Golf' Bungalows browse through r the topics and learn such tips as how to address to 00 minor medical mishaps a t SEE 6 SPECTACULAR BU OW DESIGNS UP TO IBM SQ. FT! home, how to 6 new bungalow designs(up to 1,800 sq. ft.) recognize early priced from $109,906 to $174,900. �► symptoms of HAVETHE UFESTYLEYOUWANT NOW. illness as well as Golf Course 6t Club membership, pools, sauna, billiards, tennis, the warning lawn bower& over a mile of La trails PLUS scores of clubs and interest groups. This year round resort if is signs of any absolutely uniguel number of ` common conditions. Or, you may simply want to browse -the library for the latest information on maintaining your healthy lifestyle. For more information call 1 -800 -COVER ME* (/-800-268- 3763). Or, access the web at WWW.COVEIPME.COM. -News Canada No condominium or offer you all this for CREEK Can 1 no 9WILMOT (1 $00 "4 56611) Tale 401 Easd wwW to the BENNETT R0AD EXfr, (Exit 04W pec off at BENNETT ROM then follow the WLMOT CREEK stns. SALES CENTRE i MODELS OPEN =Su age Maw to Thursday 11 am ao S pm CLOSED Fr;dsr THE MADISON BUNGALOW. ndedral edam I bev wixdow spa badroom, 1,400 sq. ft WST $1 s I.9w airs ahem to cw ma at any W4 „wxo,n ori« na M ick Repraki i Assad_ ric. r'4Amsae Comulum I gardening. Phone 619-0315 An Ontarians with Dis- ' 3� 20% off maid service -,S7 7 6 savingumoney.com Coupons for just about anything for your home. Print them out. Then save on services in your neighbourhood. [E Pharma Plus DRJGMART' Lori Uden of Pharma Plus helps Taylor and Craig Gibson of Pickering fill out applications for an Air Miles Card. This was just one of the events for the Pharma Plus new "Teen Day's" promotion. All week Pharma Plus offered 10% off to all teen and a chance to win a brand new T.V. set. Pharma Plus will host a number of Teen Day's promotion throughout the vear. S P C [A SUNDAY SHOWING 12 noon in 1 4 pm You'pe invited to bpowse,, select your vehicle and then see us on Monday. -46 cc Mus NO FXTFNSIONSKUW (C.,V, orm MINWILl BF MAE Dundas SL Hwy 2 � �� PickeriFAjaxOshawa The"tom K " Candian Tine Story km=Uoe.INEVRM One Mock west d Thi kam ae Cft" ft it Whiby. Optiml r 1ST Nr�i ST. L. VEW 668m3304 VEHICLES NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, March 26, 2000 PAGE 13 AIP TUESDAY, MARCH 28 PARENT (Betty) for information. NEWS ADVERTISER BILLBOARD every day that prevent them and non-custodial parents Annandale SUPPORT: The from fully participating in at 8 p.m- at the local chapter of the Associ- AMNESTY: Amnesty In- MARCH 26, 2000 all parts of society. Golf and Curling Club, at ation of Parent Support ternational, Group 90 Ajax- ---- --- -- the corner of Church and Groups holds its weekly Pickering, meets at 9:15 PARENT SUPPORT: The Bayly streets, Ajax. meeting at 7:15 p.m. for a.m. at the Pickering Vil- abilites Act (ODA) Forum nity Centre on Centennial Ajax -Pickering chapter of Phone 837-9670 for parents of kids involved in lage United Church, 300 will be held from 7 to 9 Rd. It aims to educate the the One Parent Families more information on the drugs, alcohol, running Church St. N., Ajax. Alan p.m. in the HMS Ajax community about the barri- Association holds its week- group, or its weekly meet - away, dropping out of Redway will speak on Room of the Ajax Commu- ers disabled people face ly meeting for custodial ings. school, crimes and parent human rights. Everyone abuse. Call 416-223-7444 welcome. Phone 668-7171. or 1-800-488-5666 for lo- cation or more information BINGO: St. Bernadette's I on the group. C.W.L. Bingo Night starts at 7:30, prizes to be won, SENIORS: The Ajax Se- $5.00 admission. St. nior Citizens' Friendship Bernadette's Church at = _ a = tT ,�� .= Y Club's Tuesday Morning Harwood and Bayly. For Discussion Group meets at information call Anne 9:30 a.m. at the St. An- Marie 428-8561. — .. drews Community Centre, / y 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Horti- culturalist Christine Male WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29 ! will speak on container DISABILITIES FORUM: gardening. Phone 619-0315 An Ontarians with Dis- ' 3� 20% off maid service -,S7 7 6 savingumoney.com Coupons for just about anything for your home. Print them out. Then save on services in your neighbourhood. [E Pharma Plus DRJGMART' Lori Uden of Pharma Plus helps Taylor and Craig Gibson of Pickering fill out applications for an Air Miles Card. This was just one of the events for the Pharma Plus new "Teen Day's" promotion. All week Pharma Plus offered 10% off to all teen and a chance to win a brand new T.V. set. Pharma Plus will host a number of Teen Day's promotion throughout the vear. S P C [A SUNDAY SHOWING 12 noon in 1 4 pm You'pe invited to bpowse,, select your vehicle and then see us on Monday. -46 cc Mus NO FXTFNSIONSKUW (C.,V, orm MINWILl BF MAE Dundas SL Hwy 2 � �� PickeriFAjaxOshawa The"tom K " Candian Tine Story km=Uoe.INEVRM One Mock west d Thi kam ae Cft" ft it Whiby. Optiml r 1ST Nr�i ST. L. VEW 668m3304 VEHICLES A/P PAGE 14 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, March 26, 2000 Aspiringschool bosses HEATING 11 AIR CONDITIONING rSA%- 1� Call • job 427-5551learnprincipal skills of D. $29.95 Durham educators who aspire to become vice -principals and princi- pals no longer have to leave the re- gion for training. Durham's public and separate school boards are offering a Princi- pals' Qualifications Program this summer in Oshawa. The two-part program is mandato- ry for those who wish to become ad- ministrators in the Province's pub- licly -supported schools. Part one features a three-week. 125 -hour program which focuses on the theme of 'Principal as a Leader'. The theme of the second three- week. 125 -hour program is 'Principal C : th:,. T:: x; " LIBERTY TAX SERVICE as Change Agent'. Both parts will be offered at Mon- signor Paul Dwyer Catholic High School, 700 Stevenson Rd. N., from July 31 to Aug. 18. Durham Catholic District School Board principal Elizabeth Snow will serve as practising principal for the program, which she will co-ordinate with administrators from both school boards. Interested teachers should contact Ms. Snow at St. Anthony Daniel Catholic School in Pickering at 427- 9610 for applications and informa- tion on prerequisites for taking part. The registration deadline is May I. • 15% SEmm s DISCOUNT • Convenient Hours • (Open YearRound • Hone-• Back Guamntee • Personal, Corporut LAN Hcv�tt�.t� I&I WE CAN HELPYOU ACHIEVE A FRESH START Professional and Personalized Service Free Confidential Consultation Several convenient locations. including: OSHAWA 146 Simcoe Street N. (905) 728-9404 (Downtown) SCARBOROUGH 1919 Lawrence Ave E. (416)750.9620 (near DVP and 401) 255 Momingsbe Ave. (416) 2038140 (Morningside Mall) Recycle me! qW IS PAYDAY WHEN YOU NEED CASHI We hold your personal cheque'tdl payday No CRM CHECKSt (905) 427-4400 CALL NOWII Lff� Fax %t Ajax and Pickering News Advertiser General 683-7363 SEARS CORRECTION For our 24 page Everything For Your Home Sale (Sale Dates: March 20 -April 2, 2000) (V034V100) Page 19 - Sony AC3 Home Theatre Stereo Receiver. Ad should read: Sony AC3 Ready Stereo Receiver. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. GARAGE DOORS DUCT CLEANING:;: DECKS,*, BEDDING:,: REAL LIJ 5 W N METRO EAST Z O spring o 0 /1--Z viitJ U dome v & Garden Z 5 Show Z � w ;MARCH 31 -APRIL 2, 2000 UnIMCK LEMNQ ' CMediospowaff. � TradrSpoesor: m *GARDENING *INTERIOR DESIGN *RENOVATIONS* POOLS Z rx °0 U. 0 Z Q m Z a O Cr. F Z 'a d Z J at the N METRO EAST TRADE CENTRE 0 (Brock Rd., North of Hwy. 401) M ""StA! �• Master Gardeners '' :0.�...� h • . < . ' • • ' WIN a Trip for Two to Orlando Florida! 's, All your gardening questioac answered M Air Fare, 3 Nights Hotel, and Car Visit by the experts. Spring Gardening ' Seminars all weekend! Goliger's Travefts at the slow for all your travel needs. Pereaoial expert Martin Galloway, SWL at l lam Z tet; Come visit the experts on precast Concretehall and Paving systems. .t, -Food Deman and Sampling throughout the weelm d. Get Easter Z Do -k Yourself Seminars Su. do Sun. at Ip.m. , your shopping darn early this year! �. Nik Manojlovich, host Weare C wwappmrliomtion, � of Savoir Faire on HGTV HaM aid drive to �fatheDudamRegiooal 39 Friday Feature shows at 4pm and fpm. Cauca Centre and the Cash For Carica M Mixing &" and decaratiag hints noel t,apay. Bring your support to the show! Z 6larwrd! &lllataN6 Fun forthe Kids. Bring your children for a "A*ft Adndssion: Adldtc S5.0 ,V S special trail! Colouring Contest sponsored by %dhaels Sesion dr Teas: S3A1 Fitl'ff Under Par of Pickering 13: FREE a _ O - Durham's Largest HomeshoiO. UnIMCK LEMNQ ' CMediospowaff. � TradrSpoesor: m *GARDENING *INTERIOR DESIGN *RENOVATIONS* POOLS Z rx °0 U. 0 Z Q m Z a O Cr. F Z 'a d Z J NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, March 26, 2000 PAGE 15 A/P SILVERADO REGULAR CAB: rUTURBB: Vortec 4300 200 HP V6 Engine • 4 -Speed Automatic Transmission with Overdrive and Tow/Haul Mode • 4 -Wheel Disc and 4 -Wheel Anti -Lock Braking System • Full Instrumentation including Tachometer, Engine Hour Meter and Driver Message Centre • 40/20/40 Split Front Seat with Custom Cloth Trim • Air Conditioning with Interior Filtration System • Chrome Wheels/Grille/Bumpers • Tilt -Wheel' Steering e MONTSLT PATMIIIT (36 ma/60,000 ion) 1278 (plus tau) CASH DOWN (Includes Freight of 5960 and Au Tax of s100) '3,600 GAS TAU NOT APPUCABLE PRE-DEIiVERY WPECfION NO MCMA CHARGE PST/GST (Incl. Tax On Payment) IS& SECURITY DEPOSIT - -32S — TMILL AMOUNT DUE ON DEUVERT Licence. P.P.SA & Admin Fees Extra With do down, monthly payment is SU7 (phm tax) - $895 4,785 die an delivery LOOK C O%I PARE HOW SILVERADO COMPARES SILL ERADO FORD F. XLS DODGE RAM <,- CASH DOWN Owh►des Freight of $960 and Air Tax o($100) 13.100 GASTAU _ NOTAPPUCAKE PRE-DEUV RY 24SPECTION NO ETLRA CHARGE PST/GST (Inti. Tax On Payment) 0517 SECURIff DEPOSIT 400 7VnL Z1OWT DOE ON DEU1MT 4,365 Licence, P.P.SA & Admin Fees Extra VAb IW down, montily Payment ft SM (PTEs taut) - $1,034 due on delivery �ti a� • e �: >t at VORTEC V8 FF.>sTQM: Vortec V8 is the heel economy leader' • Vortec 4800 270 HP V8 Engine • Easy Access Thud Door • 4 -Speed Automatic Transmission with Overdrive and Tow/Raul Mode • 4 -Wheel Disc and 4 -Wheel Anti -Lock Braking System • Full Instrumentation including Tachometer, Engine Hour Meter and Driver Message Centre • 40/20/40 Split Front Seat with Custom Cloth Trim • Air Conditioning with Interior Filtration System • Chrome Wheeks/Grille/Bumpers • Tilt-Wheel`u Steering 2000 CHEVY SILVERADOVE EXTENDED NO SURPRISE PRRCEaSE FU9"CE NOAiM INFU 1T (3i =0111,098 km) :34$ a na tw) CASH DOWN Owh►des Freight of $960 and Air Tax o($100) 13.100 GASTAU _ NOTAPPUCAKE PRE-DEUV RY 24SPECTION NO ETLRA CHARGE PST/GST (Inti. Tax On Payment) 0517 SECURIff DEPOSIT 400 7VnL Z1OWT DOE ON DEU1MT 4,365 Licence, P.P.SA & Admin Fees Extra VAb IW down, montily Payment ft SM (PTEs taut) - $1,034 due on delivery Srt arrltas PRRCEaSE FU9"CE Gass FUMM LSE PIKE 12780 R 2.9%OR12357&� tElt Mo1Ra/li AIOIRZ;S 17lTO"MONTES R(GLITDEs FRF1cIIT or s%0 AND &ER TAX OF $100 (MCENCE, INSUR"CE AND TAXES EXTRA) GREAT AUTO INSURANCE RATES FOR GOOD DRIVERS FROM MOTORS INSURANCE CORPORATION — THE INSURANCE PEOPLE FROM GENERAL MOTORS. V161r YOUR CHM--TRUCK DEALER and cab MIC for a fit, no obipaiion aAo lawman quals.A, iraarliscFORCUMCFIDiNc:E Cam runcz= PRICE 13480R2,9%.12795787 PEOM!!/J• IeON r!S Ot LOD£i FiEI01! OF Seto AAtD &ISTAX of $loe (LIC©ICE, IIISORMCE AND T3g3 ETlnai MAC -1 --me SSO-Iea Your dealer can help you tarn any truck into your truck with Genuine GM Accessories. a PAGE 16 NEWS AOVIERTISER, SUNDAY EDMON, Mandl 26, 2000 NEWSH It h &FITNEss ADVERTISER MARCH 26, 2000 New treatment for skin helps preserve youthful looks How much money will people pay for a younger looking face'? The answer is 'Plenty.' A female pa- tient recently con- fided her plastic surgeon's fee for her face-lift was $11,000. Years ago you could buy a house for that amount of money! Now a new dietary supplement tablet, 'Imedeen' may give plastic sur- geons a run for their money. It's designed to pre- serve a youthful look. Dr. Marianne Kieffer, a noted Danish dermatolo- gist, recently re- ported her re- search studies on aging skin to the European Acade- my of Dermatol- ogy and Vencrolo- gy in Amsterdam, Holland. Dr. Kieffer claims it's now possible to im- prove the skin from "within" in- stead of relying on skin creams. Hers is a new nutrition- al approach to wrinkles. The tell- tale signs of aging start in the dermis, the deeper layer of the skin. So restoration must begin from the in- side. Kieffer ac- knowledges aging of the skin is nat- ural, inevitable and linked to ge- netics. But Dr. Kieffer says the most common cause of skin aging is 'pho- toaging' due to the sun's ultra -violet rays. The face de- velops `crow's feet,' the fine lines at the corner of the eyes. The skin be- comes dry, less elastic, fine and W 5 PAYDAY WHEN YOU NM GSH! Ne told your personal No CiiD ciffXM (90S) 427-4400 CM MOWN coarse wrinkles begin to appear. Increased visibili- ty of fine blood vessels (capillar- ies) occurs and mottled pigmenta- tion. But to scientifi- cally measure these changes has always been a problem. After all, what woman would agree to re- peat skin biopsies taken from the face to document aging? Jan Efsen, an engineer and for- mer expert on steel surfaces, came up with the answer. Efsen used an ul- trasound instru- ment oscillating at 20 million times per second, a com- puter and 3D tech- nology. This showed scientifi- cally how skin ages over time and how Imedeen revi- talises it. The dermis, the middle layer of the skin, is composed of collagen and elastin fibres. Col- lagen gives strength and firm- ness, elastin fibres provide flexibility and suppleness. These structures are imbedded in a polysaccharide medium which has the ability to hold onto mois- ture.Ultrasound proves once again a picture is worth a thousand words. Photographs of DUR °� INSTALLATIONSALES e SERVICE - Complete selection oWinyl Windows & Doors - 1 1 1 Picture Windows _ l3ay 8 Bow Windows 74 �� Patio Doors • Storm Doors 11:11111 ne (9o5) 579-22-- Hush nson SL W ,1-888-576-8575 6% OR KITCHEN # BATHROOM RENOVATIONS HUGE RENOVATION CUSTOM UPGRADES INCLUDED SHOWROOM 'WITH ALL RENOVATION PROJECTS KITCHEN h BATHROOM BOOKED THIS MONTH' MODELS Norwich Union Funeral Plus Propm •"t Moil (aids • memy Moks • NNnai r •Uma •Weavo fsrkds •W*Molttow •assesMwka •Mwdkdon amammsls •phew 6h1*Z • Mfis We •MMoonlit home" NeW - No Paytaettls, No Merest (a 3 IA mills TheNE Eclat iR-d6 9r ko,�..S�) t9os1576-9199 FI: ( "ins •+oll� Of AdiQ'� ilAINiMSy Alf fb AO�Dr M COiUSi�ON 11lO�S' � r _SertnfitgThe DtMNarn Rer�iort" Fuse EsiietalK! :$$200 OComplete Body & Paint workOr we7 p41� deMcNe cap to $2W.!Offer expires (wilh this so1 V44"7 must be i March 31. 2000 P� -- r apply. UNIT i206, 282 MONARCH AVE, AJAX Ask W details. 19051619-2327 The Doctor Game W. Gifford -Jones M. D. normal skin show collagen and elastin fibres in or- derly arrange- ment. But after prolonged expo- sure to ultraviolet rays they reveal marked deteriora- tion of the dermis. Collagen and elastin fibres are in total disarray. In addition to ultrasound, photos of the faces of 144 women were taken before and after the supplement. A panel of indepen- dent experts judged the pic- tures. Another test using replica tech- nology, made mask -like silicone impressions that measured the number and depth of the women's crow's feet lines before and after Imedeen. Again these test~ showed scientifically Imedeen had revi- talized sun -dam- aged skin. Prior to the Amsterdam meet- ing I read about Imedeen. I ques- tioned the concept a pill could change the skin from within. During the conference I talked to Dr. Ale- jandro Cordero, chief of Cosmetic Dermatology, Jose San Marin Hospi- tal, in Buenos Aires. He men- tioned he was also initially sceptical Tim Yvative- op shop for asphalt contractors • Bulk Asphalt Sealer • Complete line of Asphalt & Concrete Maintenance Products • Speed Bumps & Parking Curbs made from Recycled Tires 78 Orchard Road, Ajax (905) 427-0318 about the value of Imedeen. But Dr. Cordero is now a believer. He says the scientific evi- dence is valid. 'Imedeen' is a 'Bio Marine Com- plex' and has been available in Eu- rope since 1991. It contains several important ingredi- ents. Polysac- carhides help to conserve mois- ture. Aminoacids are important building blocks for collagen. And vit- amin C and zinc are both vital to skin health. Two tablets are taken daily, but don't expect im- mediate results. Dr. Kieffer says the first signs of improvement occur in the arms and legs. It takes from three to six months to show changes in the face. Will this prod- uct put plastic sur- geons out of busi- ness? I doubt it, as some people al- ways want a quick fix. FOCUS ON BUS/NESS.,. A Pickerin Interest rates wenn to be in a poftnbaity volatile stale. The past meek, the U -r Central Dark' r r P "its i rtkiest rale a quay as of a percenage point. The Central Bank of Canada foilo wed G suit with an identical inae+ase in its lending rale. Homing prigs continue to increase at a anoderate speed, phahanly due to supply and demand. That are far kwer looses Belled on the market than these are bup m This arses virtual bidding wars on properties. %le should see prices stabilize if interest rates conbraw to rise. 'iCREDIT SEEKING RAMIFICATIONS The worst thing people an do is to shop a credit application all over town. Remember, every institution runs a credit report when you apply- It does not matter if itres a loan, a mortgage or a aedit card - an inquiry is made. If any core than two (some leaders allow d•see) inquiries show on your credit bureau over the past sec nordw, it is generally an autowtic derfine, as you air deemed a cred- it seebec (Although I adaaw* disagree with this, neither you nor I wri6 dlarge the systeal). CONSOLIDATE AND GO LONG A gooa easlsoidatioa as ad your mm&iy paraent ou" is half- EHiher you have yam' scat mwtpge w -&w to ea000xpaes ymw debts, or %do out a seaoad sh . -58e 10. - & 111. Seoad morWWs caa be 1 a ideal b %% of the vahar of yaw home, for gay wo6while purpose. loans we also dviiisbfe with a alseciaussh fverest amoirbubm Talte as 1wg s Oast as poasi*I,, nit appease to have so loom to go but up. Why CENTRAL FUNDING GROUP? - _ J< me Test ahw & g, aoe ahrays 3/4!'16 b,4o pooled beak rates,, which an save dwwomds of doMss oath; tie krait cf 1he ma t. �e.5easod shsetgsss aos swilsNe IoR9l9l6 at the trdae ws�hoart ciosdy �=�. lac beer< ase goad amsal>N1leaspeaaky PYieaMcshae�esaorasa1s61eatortaaao9e01b 0 ab Sod kers, 1101 Ct�NCLUSION R i(eierfimadd willukamwa ys•sswitac#mw.DowetaoaitasNs #W , ���)+w�lk fitLiillgsrtselsts. ll•ew itgrill beton isle tillfe ale asaaovpled to 2fast, p se<viaes =6 you: specific accts beilgaar pniatae� a� aiii.Iase"ileoIDwe Are -00tshMweilrutne llms`. UN lilctsolaandt:t;wlanliatoisiuowMeana,andwitir a asgaril pear�tetoss cares width ceatad � � _ _ . iI# odd 111111114 own COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL Ti1��1ii71�i1�1 7 r FULL FINISH PAINTING � We specialize in smooshing, marbleizing, sponging, manual ragging, and our very own swinging technique. FYow room can have NEW AxTMWEr Offer yourself the very best in service, hire our 4 experienced & educated professionals. Call today 905-426-7008 For Custom -Made Murals, Ul 905-404-1404 .. .. .. ..:r,.• , . _ .,_.__.. .__ -•--. ,...�:.sc.'s.:.ti.aa,rrwt.+,�.:�P%ir,-.....s .y,pxy, _. yr� ,..i Full dress rehearsal... Students at Frenchman's Bar Public School in Pickering are staging a production of Un- derground to Canada, a fictionalized look at American slaves who rode the so-called 'Un- derground Railwav' to Canada to escape CARL FERF.NC71 News Advertiser photo their bonds. The play is based on a chil- dren's novel. Here, student actors Sarah Jane Theobald, Colin Cassidy, Megan Elms, Crissy Bergman and 1phigenia Pheakos pre- pare for the show. Pickering students aid African flood victims PICKERING — Students at St. Marguerite Bourgeoys Catholic School in Pickering showed their compassion for a ravaged African nation earlier this month. When devastating floods struck Mozambique, leaving thousands homeless and de- stroying vital farmland, many people in that country were forced to clamber onto roofs and up trees to escape the rising water. Grade 8 teacher Cathy Tynan reports the Meadowview Av- enue school organized a one -day fund-raiser for the relief effort. Use up to 3o 1b. in io wttks! No exercise, no sweat, no excuses. Body reshaping & weight loss - Musde toning. WEIGHT LOSS CENTRES EMS Treatments & Body Reshaping 627 Kingston Rd., Pickering (905) 837-7641 A CAMAI"*4 "THE KNEE KIGE owmim SPECIALISTS„ Specializing in assessment, education and active rehabilitation of.knee problems * Coverage by Extended Health Plans, MVA Insurance f Knee bracing # Orthotics The Court 416 -281 -KNEE 14NS Suite Scarborouhh ON Ail E 5E9 2 (416,281-5633) /KIN(�STREET Durham's Only Itliape to warn out Veterinat y Clinic is to help aiiem y , F Er For vM Or. CIriYro E. " OPEN MONDAY - 0 p .by SATURDAY oak proper* bat -no ..clogroom Morift - rKWM • am. - 7 p.m. puts and >n ''_._ sett s am. - Noon 6369 NEW KITTIES 850 King W (At Thornton) WELCOME Oshawa PWw 081 For AM. xz "We asked every student if they wanted to be a part of the fund-raiser;" she says. The response was an over- whelming 'yes', and students collected more than $600. Each pupil who donated at least $1 was eligible for a raffle orga- nized by the Grade 8 students. NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, Mm 26, 2000 PAGE 17 P Region taking a bite out of taxpayers: Dentist Durham drilled for taking over welfare recipients' denial program Durham council will decide next month whether to rescind a decision made last year to take over the full ad- ministration of the Ontario Works dental program. The program, which includes dental treatment for people on income support and a screening initiative aimed at all school -aged children, is currently ad- ministered by the Region and the On- tario Dental Association, reports Brock Councillor and Durham health and so- cial services committee Chairman Larry O'Connor. The Region looks after the adminis- tration of 70 per cent of the program while the ODA is responsible for the re- maining 30 per cent. But, the Region passed a resolution last December to end its contract with ODA and assume full responsibility of the program April 1. However, after hearing concerns about that decision from area dentists Wednesday, Oshawa Mayor Nancy Dia- mond said she'll introduce a motion to rescind that resolution on April 5. Dr. Jack Cottrell, who addressed council on behalf of Durham dentists, asked politicians to revisit their earlier decision and call for tenders on the ad- ministration of the program_ He maintains ODA can administer the program at a lower cost to taxpayers. And, although the Region reports the administrative changes will be cost-neu- trai, Dr. Cottrell contends there's no evi- dence to support that. ODA "could ad- minister all Ontario Works dental ser- vices for a total a cost of $35,000" Coun. O'Connor reports the cost for the Region to administer the entire pro- gramis estimated at approximately $40,000. He argued, '"I'here is no need for an administrative function being handled here to go through a (Request for Pro- posals) process... Why wouldn't we do it in house when we have the ability to do it in houseT' But, Dr. Cottrell questioned, "How much more money will be diverted from dental treatment to administration'1" However, Coun. O'Connor said, "By keeping it in house, there is a level of ac- countability that only happens when there is a publicly -elected body (admin- istering the program)" If Coun. Diamond's motion to re- scind council's earlier decision fails, the Durham Region Health Department will take over 100 per cent of the program April 15, he added. ,Electronic Muscle reshape yout"'-1 ad�p � &W SClenCe !S a good altletna- wrkouw to twee for people who eidter do rot want to woeic ut, who don't have the dere to work out or feel ~ s/1 Stimulation can I n 11 a healthy way • lAat their body's atee too out of """^•: - — doet you've ever tried. Yoa dolt Itliape to warn out just km rm 8ati anew is to help aiiem y , F ' The rmft are dirmeft e ur daredof Mild in just a few weeks 0 p .by Rte offer Private ei tritrotna (` oak proper* bat -no ..clogroom a �n�selitig aid these re puts and >n ''_._ orgroup ffillim Very just service. lfou atl tl d can rely oq toil ialway, .. i�I i a)id . Y wiH.>ie guided MW ry Step itlt.>Il gam. r<t Heady Sc.�ttge is. tat � •� �.w �"�' X; of an iu�ividk ai.`V*itis aewe�t latcsAiivn irk based aetk W kKNV d- Mtaerle gEeulhtit at b27 a ald Itt #o load. Siiitee 8ot�y-: �.: r {-i ,wtpt look bettm f1 Metter aeud liveg rs�vvida�► used b�y� sum acted wkabout thtdr Aann• beds aid padaeges a$ andwotIt tti :a hysiolher t--i-I " kl b WhiiOir yout'r+e bookie or _. well a$ Stuinotr►'$ Fsd f wee. We applyrt for Fm'�Y@ poessrtds, trim �inatrutcuees, pedietnnca and cxl` ;11 g9lAe#ie reatec�s: 3'he "subs.#"1 .o YOW iulibe bkyaahnee�ts. e ; ,iilx.j�t.a%r�ee�cg,., �b!o�:�e-cat>Aeeasp::.: 4 Fax it Ajax and Pickering News Advertiser General 683-7363 • AIP PAGE 18 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, March 26, 2000 "THE FOOD TERMINAL" 2 r Nouws SUNDAY . wouws •, SUPOA �.. Mouws SUNDAY t� 9An• Svn• Oa•n lvn. pOaynr�U�Snrn 9e1+.^.n�n� 1117Qf1PlIi �M .�wv) FN.. 9pn S.MCOf n. (- �-1 NDI1Tn �y1�A we.� nl PiTSOP ,Ta.�.� pper'^ .�. � )An,��p/rn _!P1 �Pp:A PO y IMiO�Y _iPl ..rry An. 511�UPOIn1Y I L _ ASSORTED PRIMOTRACTORTRAILER LOADS • BEANS • TOMATOES +�^ 19 fl. oz. TIN 28 f1. oz. TIN `ES,rSS,=• PASTA 900 q BAG .5 LIMIT WIN I of 10 $100.00 KNOB HILL SHOPPING SPREES OR A PATIO UMBRELLA! PgIN() 9 LASAGNA � 49 '{X. ., •, U nares EA NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, March 26,200-0 PAGE 19 AtP / PROOUCT OF U S A WA •.wrnra��nws CUI AP • MARSMAL.OW • ALPNA-R17W 4064W 9SOX FA PRODUCT OF CANADA FRESH OR PREVIOUSLY FROZEN W_ CHICKEN LEG QUARTERS Ig BOX 22.99 130 kg LB. • 'J 65 kkg _ LB��VV�_—___. 17.'y.......v.Le ei/�:+�vVLWa"1,.711 v u • ROALAINE TWCE LARGE SIZE 24s .dr- r:•r• PRODUCT OF U.S.A. -CALIFORNIA- 01 GRADE °J �. .•.�'a VO4DTE CAULIFLOWER LARGE SIZE t2s A.99 61 IiAA� • HARTLEY VARIETv • URGE SIZE PRODUC I OF U S A • WASHINGTON • EXTRA FANCY GRAUF DIAMOND B�RjAV�O/� ROYAI- APPLES i Lr V Z S I IS kq LB ON c'�'� T � 2 e. B L • RC CO LA f LIMTE COTT 2 L BOTTLE AI.L VAWL I -E$ •RC COLA • COTT EA4999 ASE :J. N ]55 +�L f I•Ci 41 KELLC - G NEST, 'REA' SIZE HLN4;,-V )uul y -CORN R'H AQ. 99 CANDY Baas 169 HI 7,u,•7$C tlOX EA ASSOHTEL) Sl (IAG t60 - 170 a BAF, EA � 1rogB1AG 1.99 2 BIRD LIMIT 2.18 kg IF • STRANMERRIE S EXTRA FULL PINTS FLAT OF 12 loom } PINT 1 -ROCUC'OF I}NNA WHITE GARLIC CLOVE,§9 LB •69 KIWI FRUIT LARGE I kg RA.SKIF-r CIO �►. IV V PGUIIG ; OF . '-HILE • ARGE N^I`.A - #, rAAOE PLUMS I AW -,f 1..'F =tt. "A,P':V^RAr ?+A►e LB om - - i1 C II.IMIT • ��Y��OC�OU��RDDT _AA175g DD TUIT OF ,:�,r,FI. 1 L BOTTLE •EiL11i1�lYitfi�.Gt7•i1,rtk�¢i ORANGES TUB 4 LB. BAG �VE'v6D � vlar�+•5E OF I -� VIDEO {�[ EoEt�allcmi[LP 124 J ; wstdlE i MCCAIN FROZEN HEINZ PACIFIC �RIDF PACIFIC PRIDE PROOUC' OF J S A •HOME •SUPER IIEAor.TosE11vE H DLE �� p:�I RIES L69 SouPS 5� 1.89 F.� 55 _ NOODl.E:S �F Sl PENCIL GREEN BEANS 750 .1 k BAG EA. 177 mL TIN 65 SUV EA ,j_ 65 PKG S FILL YOl1R �7WN BAG a • POPCORN • �M1X SWEET • GREEN • CURAN'EIA.E • MCL'\I'TOSH • EMPIRE • RED DEIJCIOUS • COUR7 • KS;� SPi"AC+I�s F� �.�� ��.N�_I PEPPERS tb�.. APPLES Flid, YOUR OWN BAG I.ARC.E MAYONNAISE REGULAR •�LIGGHHTT A r PRODUCT OF U S A y18 L.. 10 LB. I LIY A Ol NAISE ( JAR Fw 2.�9 PEPPERS •`i I1Fl�E FLAYG . 'I• k EA ��_ I.B. 1 F.A. , CIC ARE .40-4"g PKG. F&2.99 *BEETS* .. , . B COLLARDS KAM PEARS • PREN( I70AST CRUMM tl6 X ' LARGE ORIGINAL SUN('HF$ BUNCH .99 FILL YOUR OWN BAG t.32 L8 . : �4W F 2.49s •N� .»�sDY COOKING ® LEMONS;, 3 HAZELM.rf CHOCOLATE SPREAD . 2*491 IONwsiuwr srr� enc �sLaoc-r YOtrR owTr Des Ew +0og.IwR j.l CANDLE POTATOES ---- EDWARD ISLAM ORANGES HOLDERS F•�. 4.79 wn ■ A > ® ■ laor_r ntrrc � F%f% wr 2 A 8 c :-..«<.,,:; GRADE "A" �IVDROAST]ING .4, r I I t CHICKENS W. .w,,.�Y:..,I �' '` _t h , �•., �. s,..._ 3-4 LB. AV MA[.E / PROOUCT OF U S A WA •.wrnra��nws CUI AP • MARSMAL.OW • ALPNA-R17W 4064W 9SOX FA PRODUCT OF CANADA FRESH OR PREVIOUSLY FROZEN W_ CHICKEN LEG QUARTERS Ig BOX 22.99 130 kg LB. • 'J 65 kkg _ LB��VV�_—___. 17.'y.......v.Le ei/�:+�vVLWa"1,.711 v u • ROALAINE TWCE LARGE SIZE 24s .dr- r:•r• PRODUCT OF U.S.A. -CALIFORNIA- 01 GRADE °J �. .•.�'a VO4DTE CAULIFLOWER LARGE SIZE t2s A.99 61 IiAA� • HARTLEY VARIETv • URGE SIZE PRODUC I OF U S A • WASHINGTON • EXTRA FANCY GRAUF DIAMOND B�RjAV�O/� ROYAI- APPLES i Lr V Z S I IS kq LB ON c'�'� T � 2 e. B L • RC CO LA f LIMTE COTT 2 L BOTTLE AI.L VAWL I -E$ •RC COLA • COTT EA4999 ASE :J. N ]55 +�L f I•Ci 41 KELLC - G NEST, 'REA' SIZE HLN4;,-V )uul y -CORN R'H AQ. 99 CANDY Baas 169 HI 7,u,•7$C tlOX EA ASSOHTEL) Sl (IAG t60 - 170 a BAF, EA � 1rogB1AG 1.99 2 BIRD LIMIT 2.18 kg IF • STRANMERRIE S EXTRA FULL PINTS FLAT OF 12 loom } PINT 1 -ROCUC'OF I}NNA WHITE GARLIC CLOVE,§9 LB •69 KIWI FRUIT LARGE I kg RA.SKIF-r CIO �►. IV V PGUIIG ; OF . '-HILE • ARGE N^I`.A - #, rAAOE PLUMS I AW -,f 1..'F =tt. "A,P':V^RAr ?+A►e LB om - - i1 C II.IMIT • ��Y��OC�OU��RDDT _AA175g DD TUIT OF ,:�,r,FI. 1 L BOTTLE •EiL11i1�lYitfi�.Gt7•i1,rtk�¢i ORANGES TUB 4 LB. BAG �VE'v6D � vlar�+•5E OF I -� VIDEO {�[ EoEt�allcmi[LP 124 J ; wstdlE i MCCAIN FROZEN HEINZ PACIFIC �RIDF PACIFIC PRIDE PROOUC' OF J S A •HOME •SUPER IIEAor.TosE11vE H DLE �� p:�I RIES L69 SouPS 5� 1.89 F.� 55 _ NOODl.E:S �F Sl PENCIL GREEN BEANS 750 .1 k BAG EA. 177 mL TIN 65 SUV EA ,j_ 65 PKG S FILL YOl1R �7WN BAG a • POPCORN • �M1X SWEET • GREEN • CURAN'EIA.E • MCL'\I'TOSH • EMPIRE • RED DEIJCIOUS • COUR7 • KS;� SPi"AC+I�s F� �.�� ��.N�_I PEPPERS tb�.. APPLES Flid, YOUR OWN BAG I.ARC.E MAYONNAISE REGULAR •�LIGGHHTT A r PRODUCT OF U S A y18 L.. 10 LB. I LIY A Ol NAISE ( JAR Fw 2.�9 PEPPERS •`i I1Fl�E FLAYG . 'I• k EA ��_ I.B. 1 F.A. , CIC ARE .40-4"g PKG. F&2.99 *BEETS* .. , . B COLLARDS KAM PEARS • PREN( I70AST CRUMM tl6 X ' LARGE ORIGINAL SUN('HF$ BUNCH .99 FILL YOUR OWN BAG t.32 L8 . : �4W F 2.49s •N� .»�sDY COOKING ® LEMONS;, 3 HAZELM.rf CHOCOLATE SPREAD . 2*491 IONwsiuwr srr� enc �sLaoc-r YOtrR owTr Des Ew +0og.IwR j.l CANDLE POTATOES ---- EDWARD ISLAM ORANGES HOLDERS F•�. 4.79 wn ■ A > ® ■ laor_r ntrrc � F%f% wr 2 A 8 AIP PAGE 20 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, March 26, 2000 Oraime Wroppin 9• NEWS ADVERTISER MARCH 26, 2000 60th Anniversary Birthday Birthday Birthday Cheers for 60 years! H a p p y Krysti-lyn "Happy birthday to our little Congratulations to Lil and .: birthday to Winkle turned kouklo Adam Iliadis, who turned Earle Carmody on their `° ..our Munchie W on March one on March 11. Love, hugs and diamond wedding anniver- 4U girl" Laura. 16. Happy kisses from Mommy and Daddy" nary March 30. Love to who turned one�.. birthday wish - Mom and Dad from on March 18. es with lots of Lynne. Judy and Dave. Lots of hugslove from Birthday Love to Nanny and Papa s, and kisses from ...: .' Mom Mau - from Lisa, Heather, Uncle Shawn, ° '_ reen, Dad "Our special David and Kelh'• Auntie Drinda and Justin. John, Grandma and Grandpa. boy" Roshan Muhunthan turned 11 on 55th Anniversary Birthday Birthday March 22., _ Happy birth - March 24 was an extra , "Best wish- ' Happe hirthd:i% wishes went out day wishes, special day for Marion es went out on to Michelle with lots of and Al McCleary. as the March 22 to Bedley when love, hugs and f 15. couple celebrated theirour little sweet- she turned five kisses, from 55th anniversary. Love and ie, Victoria : n on March 22. 'Mommy, Daddy and sister Nisha. best wishes from daughters `s r Rasmussen. as �"We love you Lori and Pam. son-in-law she began the sweetheart. Steve and grandsons 'terrific twos.' I You make us Birthday Jamie, Jonathon and Happy second David. proud in birthday with lots of luNc, hugs and everything you March 28 is - - -- -- -- --- - kisses from Mommy and Daddy" do:' Love and kisses always from a big day for �- Mommy, Daddy and Kristen. Corey Mason 50th Birthday as he turns five. �'► r Birthday "Happy birth - Hey, hey, it's pretty nifty. Birthdayday to our little Look who's turning 5J. + "Hooray, look superstar ! " Kim reaches the milestone � who's turning It's mile- Love from age on April 1. No fooling. li eight! Happy stone time for N1 o m in y , Happy hirthda} wishes birthday goes Max `The Nana, Papa, David and Seann. from all her family. (Wends out to Justin *, Bear' Dennis, ' r, and fellow cruiser.. Pilon on March who turns 50 ---- — — - 3U. Have a on March 31. Birthday / - great day. We Wishing the Engagement love you, from big fella all the " Our little Mommy, Daddy, Christine, Joel, girl" turned six y y hest are his much younger friends "Two lives, two hearts joined Brandon and T ler" Donna and Geo on March 22. together in friendship, united �_ y George, Christine and Happy birthday forever in love. On April 29, Art, Linda and Bruce. wishes went out Krista) Anne, daughter of 60th Birthday to Julian, with Sandi and Carl Breutigam of lots of love from Mom Jean, Dad Ajax, will wed Douglas John. Look who's Birthday Basa and sisters Tina and Lisa. son of June and Jack Mantle 60! Joe Dickson I "Pikachu and of Udora, at the Udora United celebrates on I Mew, I choose Birthday Church. The couple were engaged on Feb. 6, 1999 at cen- March 26. you! They stopped > tre ice of Maple Leaf Gardens and reside in Oshawa" "Happy birthday P by to wish happy � Ha sweet boss, from all ninth birthday to 16th b - - Happy on your Dickson rd on March 21 to spe- Birthday� Birthday Printing em- March Shawn Ford Best cial daughter and ployees �" wishes and love al- sister Jennifer. il; ' �` ►> ways from Mommy, Daddy, Kyle, "We love you •' say !Birthday �°°y and Poppy.- Mom, Dad, Anna, Chris, her god- parents Frances and Lisa, and Lupa. 'Our little8irthda y angel„ Mas- siotno Nicola '"Our pre- Birthday D'Addario cious little " H a p p y r turned onegirl" Micsela birthday, appy on March 17 F r i s o n i birthday, two A cutie with a big smile with happy turned two on times over. Our turns two on March 31. b i r t h d a y March 25. little Peach Wishing Cassandra Leigh wishes and Happy birth - A sweet little girl Johannessen a happy love from day wishes, Madteon Trot turns three on March 27. birthday with lots of love Papa hugs and man celebrates her second Happy birthday to Erin are Mom Shirley, Dad M a m a , -kisses from birthday se Manch 31. May all your Hogan with love from Derek, Tieson the dog, N o n n a Mommy, birthday wishes come ae. We love Nana, Papa and Aunt Kitty cat, family and Anna, Norco, Nonna, Padrino Daddy, Justine, Nanna, Norco, you y much. Hugs and kisses Pat. friends. Nick, aunts, uncles and Chico. Nona Santhm, aunts and uncles. from Mommuch. Daddy„ 1794 Liverpool Road Birthday? Anniversary? Wedding? ...send to: Pickering 831-5431 Let us know. We'll publish your -1Na�rne Dm in THIS WEEK'S CAKE WINNERS ARE: ��• 9f 3 1. �' CIO Keith Gilligan, z ,� p°a special occasion in an easy -to -read -3. Shawn �a 130 Commercial Alm., thLir FR troy go dinwtly�Baskin Rohhiat to receive and easy -to -clip format AiaX, Ont. LIS 2H5 their FREF, cakr IPka.c wide identificaticxt) • • • • � - �r1+Al�liilFtt9l II+V'•.,+1/ai►'1, aDA• .- � iS , ; t Y r NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, March 26, 2000 PAGE 21 P PRE -SEASON INSTRUCTION S t L GOLF CLINICS ��: P EISURE$99'" - - METRO o r &i F (, NEWS ADVERTISER ISIARCH 26 2 DOME .�:TCA`` ^ Spo1't SHORTS MARCH 2b, 200 Lightning may strike twice against the world The season isn't over yet for the Durham Clearnet Lightning women's hockey team. Although long since eliminated from the Women's National Hockey League playoffs, the Lightning will face the Japanese national team in an exhi- bition game Wednesday, March 29 at the Pickering Recreation Complex. The game is scheduled to start at 7 p.m. on the Delaney Pad. The Lightning may also play the Russian national squad on Saturday, April 1. The visiting teams will use the games as preparation for the women's world hockey championships being held in various locations in Ontario in April Bantam Panthers' only tourney loss the big one PICKERING —The Pickering Pan- thers minor bantam 'A' rep hockey team made it to the semi-finals of the Mahon Ice Bears Tournament during the March break before losing a close contest to Owen Sound. The Panthers were edged by Owen Sound 4-3 in the semi-final game, end- ing an outstanding tournament run for the Pickering bantams who advanced to the playoff round after a perfect 3-0 record during round-robin play. Pickering goaltender Nicholas Seel- ert was busy in the cage during the Semi-final tilt, facing 32 shots. Pickering shooters managed only 14. Scoring for Pickering were Ryan Rogatinsky, Mike Tantsts and Chris MacLeod, assisted by Robert Bayley, Matt Yarmoluk and Daniel D'Alimonte. In the operwng game of the touma- ment, the Panthers pounded Clarkson 6-2. Goaltender Kenny Saunders was solid, despite having a relatively light workload as Pickering oultshot Clarkson 28-16. Scoring for the panthers were D'Alimonte with a hat trick, Bayley with two and McLeod with a single marker. Assisting were Tantsis with two, Bayley, D'Alimonte, MacLeod, Mike Murphy, Mike Watkins, Matt Yarmoluk and Billy Keith with one each. Pickering downed league rival Cobourg 2.1 in the second game, de- spite being otrtshot 22-13. Seelert was Y�� for the Panthers. Murphy scored, with as- sists to Waddns with two. Tantsis and Gi- ngo wdh one apiece IInothtirW round-robin contest, Pickering got past Woodstock 2-1. Saunders earned the win in net for the Pantlw& Tent* and Watkins scored for Pickering, assisted by Watkins, Yarmoluk and D'ANrrtortte. The Panthers were outshot 21-14. Other vaklaMe members who con- tributed in the tournament were David Grieves, Sean McAteer, Nolan Smith and Christopher Lovering. The team is coached by Pete Watkins, Norm MacLeod and Pete Mur- Phy. The manager is Liz Keith. CALL 416-321-9331 Dunbarton in ice battle at OFSAA championships in Sudbury Spartans take on Ontario's tophockey teams PICKERING — The Dunbarton High the A.B. Lucas Vikings of London in their 3 victory over the St. Joseph's Jaguars of School Spartans senior boys' hockey team is fourth and final round-robin contest Friday Mississauga Wednesday, Ken Stevens and one of the best in the province — possibly the morning. Crawford each scored twice, with a single very best. Dunharton needed a win or a tie to secure marker to Jason Gould. Assisting were John The Spartans were still in the hunt for the second spot in the tournament's 'Pool Dun- Porter and Gould with two each, Stewart and provincial title at the Ontario Federation of can' behind the first -place Upper Canada Col- Lewis with one apiece. Schools Athletic Association (OFSAA) Boys' lege Blues (3-0-1 in round-robin play). The In the Spartans second game, Dunbarton Hockey Championships in. Sudbury at the top two teams in each of the tournament's played to a 3-3 tie Thursday morning with the News Advertiser's deadline. four pools advanced to the playoff round. Upper Canada College Blues, the fourth - They qualified for the quarter -finals after Shawn Cooper scored twice and Kevin seeded team at provincials. Brandon Wel- posting a 2-0-2 record in round-robin play Crawford added a single in the draw with the wood, Porter and Crawford scored for Dun - which finished Friday morning. Vikings. Assisting were Crawford. Geoff barton, assisted by Scott Billing and Steve The quarter -finals were played Friday Stewart and Dave Lewis with two each. Goal- Burnett. night and the semi-final and medal games tenders Mike Snetsinger and Matt McMullen The Spartans blanked the Bracebridge Saturday. split the duties against London. Muskoka Lakes Lakers 4-0 in their third The Spartans locked up a place in the The Spartans, ranked 13th out of 20 teams game. also on Thursday. Stewart scored quarter -finals after playing to a 3-3 tie with at OFSAA. opened round-robin play with a 5- twice, Stevens and Gould notched one apiece. Aerials mnasts face the best at elite meels A gy w PICKERING — Pickering Aeri- als Gymnastics Club members soared above the competition at two major meets recently. Aerials' national and provincial - stream gymnasts competed at the an- nual Buckeye Classic in Ohio and the second provincial qualifying meet in Markham. The Buckeye Classic attracted more than 2,200 elite gymnasts from across Canada and the U.S. In the level 10 elite division, Brooke Primrose captured the all- round gold medal. She placed second on uneven bars, third on floor exercis- es and seventh on balance beam. Teammate Kate Newton finished 10th overall with a fifth on vault and a ninth on bars and floor. In the level 8 category, Alicia Wald won gold on bars, Kayla Chong was seventh on bars, Felicia Bianchet fin- ished eighth on floor, Bridget Prim- rose placed 12th on bars and Brieann Cassidy was 10th on bars and vault The Aerials' level 8 team of Emma Grant, Hilary Skoritsch, Melissa Downton, Felicia Bianchet, Alicia Wald and Brieann Cassidy placed 1 1 th out of 38 teams. At the second provincial qualifier, Aerials' athletes turned in outstanding efforts. In the pre -novice level I category, Melissa Downton placed eighth on vault and bars. In the novice level 1 age group, Malvina Maria finished fourth all- round with a first on bars and a sec- ond on vault. Teammate Chelsea Hing placed fifth overall with a third on beam. In the pre junior level 1 bracket, Danyelle Sora placed fifth all-round, with a second on vault and a third on floor. Teammate Vanessa MacLennan was seventh on beam and eighth on vault. In the junior level 1 division, Talyn Andrews finished fourth overall with a third on vault and bars. Brittany Lloyd placed seventh all-round with a fourth on bars. In the senior I category, Kim Din- gle finished second overall with a gold medal on vault and a silver on Felicia Bianchet finished third all- round with a gold medal on vault and a silver on bars. Hilary Skoritsch placed seventh with a third on bars and a fifth on vault. Emma Grant fin- ished 10th overall with a fourth on vault. In the novice level 3 division. Kavla Chong placed fourth overall with a gold on beam and a bronze on vault. In the pre -junior level 2 division, Bridget Primrose placed seventh, fin- ishing second on bars. Rdmnr homm" fees reorati Cap* MW to ' Oasts*, CSL 1St see Y+cr . C I'M #,0110ft burl. t Mark cA..wanlCa 1792'* P- Read Seib 123 trickains oft wis Pb wm 906-=7-0109 Email: oaccilaftwa com In the junior level 2 category. Ali- FU cia Wald finished sixth all-round with a third on bars and a fifth on Floor. Game In the senior level 2 group, Brieann results to Cassidy placed seventh overall with a silver on bars and a bronze on vault. �" 6 - rtiscr 67363 83-73 3 PRECISION SPRIN Riff -W Fri Ge Tkiedl far�jari�g � � SPEC'ma 1 �E 95 2' Suavity l 74Service S �(S 'Most 1 Guaranteed t1 F t Cyt. Vehicle1 off 1 k 4 We 11 perform tune-up 4,verification.p csprk 35S BAYLY ST. I plugs, analyze emission levels. �, adjust Ummglidle speed (if �3 AW 1 radjustable), perform fJ f maintenance inspection. East of Westney Cat Finley 1 (90S) 683-9699 Offer expires April 2100 1 Rock Climbing BIRTHDAY PARTIES '-FJ%YPAW" Vv- '� All Incwsive Parties • Pizza • Cake • Invitations • Munchies • Tons of Rock Climbing • Huge Inflatable Jumping Castle • Tug of War - Rope Games CANADIAN EXTREME SPORTS Brock A 491, rKka4 Metro East Bade Cadre Book Early beam. 905 767-3698 In the pre -novice level 2 division, AIP PAGE 22 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, March 26, 2000 To Place Your Ad Call. THF UXBRIDGE: TRIBLJNF AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER Ajax Pickering News Advertiser.683-0707 LAS SIFT Uxbridge: 852-9741 E D Port Perry: 9 8 5-2 511 Web Site: www.durhamnews.net Financial Assistance may be avarlabie to triose who gwlRy NEW FOR Graduate in as little as MARCH 2000 6-12 months in: • Network Administrator (MCPICNA/A.) NVEBSITE . Network & Internet Systems Specialist I)F I(;NF.R (MCSE/CNA) n Month Dtpktma) • Computer Business Appkcauons (MOUS) INTERNET • Business Administration PRO(;RnntMER • Aocounhrg 6 computer Apwrcatiom • Law Clerk Ili Month Diploma) . Small Business Manager 1.l.MITF.D SF_An! ' Legal Admxristrative Assrstam 0"Asssrant Get Connected to Twining That's in Demand Get Connected Today ALL COURSES 420-1344 START IWO@td)-vktkerble.com MARCH 20th " IO°ti TORONTO Aiciolso/t Pickering Campus ComputekBEST PRICES IN TOWN I Not oft :I a DAY, WEEKEND & EVENING CLASSES DIPLOMA IN: CERTIFICATION IN: Network Engineering E Commerce, Web Design ORACLE. MCSE, Programming& Sy51IAnalysis , . A A-_ MCSD. MCDBA.CCNA. CNE, UNIX SC ftwa a Engneerng n9 Ra- scm $2,9011 RIIm— Ilia. s4,m $3,490 tela Ilea. sm $695 A.: I11110g. $745 $615 Ifs OMko Asslsfam MI- s1,lftf 5690 Get quality training at excellent prices! Job Placement Assistance • Individual attention • Unernplollfntent insurance recipients welcome • Unlimited lab time • Funding available for those who quality • Hands-on training • Over 90% success rate "R Registered and Approved as a Locational MrCroloR jII .TRIC School under the Private Vocational School Act. ;,.,'"� �■ �. 2 Vareer ::The solation to ym Find the otabt ps x presented by OSHAWA • WHITBY • CLARINGTW • PORT?M a THIS y�EK d ® Wednesday, June 14, 2000,12 noon-8pm�, Jubilee Pavilion, Lakeview Park, Oshawa ' On Bus Route - Free Admission - Free Park/ng Special Publication: Sunday, dune 11, 2000 To register your company, call today! Tel: (908) 876-9338 or (908) 683-0707 Toronto: (416) 798-7289 OF FLORAL DESIGN 26 wk. Floristry 8 Business Program 12 wk. intensive 3-phase program 3 wk. Professional course Part-time/full time courses available. "A beautiful career to be in" Financial assistance may be available • SZ Sinwoe S. Oshawa (905) 436-7746 • 7 Progress Ave. Unit 2, Scarborough (416) 335-9088 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: 661E-1744 Tutortime Learning Centre 66 STAFF REQUIRED 22 Workers Required For Oshawa 44 Workers Required For Ajax/Pickcring General Labour, Asscmbly/Packaging Welding Experience Not Certified Safety Boots Required Must Be Available For Work Immediately Apply In Person Only ADEPT PERSONNEL SERVICES INC. 15 Harw•rJudAve. S., *202,AjAx Bring Your Void Chcquc if For Direct Deposit FASMION YOUR FUTURE We are one of Canada's largest mens and boys retailers. Due to our continuing success, we are boking for MANAGERS rflf ASSISDO MANAGERS who have the drive and ambition to loin our ever growing team. For the right candidates we offer a competitive salary and benefit package and tremendous room for future growth. Please send fax in confidence to: 416-785-2077 or 416-785-9156 Only those under consideration will be contacted. Are you interested in pursuing a GOVERNMENT CAREER CLERICAL do ADMINISTRATIVE Approx. Salary Potential per year: $30,000 - $36,000 As an independent business, our goal is to bring an xw2reness of career opporbu u bes to irtdividtuls who may not otherwise have knom of their existence. For info on how to receive ongoing job postings call I-i00-3iS-9458 (Noel. - Fri. Sim-4pl) D *GM Innovations "Empk)rwnt Soludons" WEB S1W ftloma Flexible f LtLg * �t dates. Prime'.° tute Scatfiorou 14tlCwntown x 0 THE Rffu1E below to those / 1 Careea who are prepared for change. a Those who are focused and to a MASTATE- Looking for a ca - who are technically n Insurance Sales? Are skilled. Net. E Com. using skilled. you currently in an Insurance MCSE/lotus Notes, Database Sales position with no oppor- administration using Oracle. tunny for career advance. Computer Maintenance - Ar. meat? At Allstate. we're grow- New media web design and ung in Durham. We offer, Un- Autocad. software design and limited income potential. Guaranteed salary plus com- programming. Financial as - missions. Employee benefits sistance may be available to and the opportunity to run your eligible students, Call Durham own agency Please send Business Computer College resumes to Tom Rose CIO (905)427-3010 Allstate, 22 Stevenson Rd. South, Oshawa LU 51.9 Fax 725-3295 or Call 725-2268 .: ta.> cavi-,:•.ivj±y.,:,wi..�3: i.+� � ... CUSTOMER SERVICE,' ESTIMATING CLERK Manu. facturer of washroom acces- sories and totter partitions re- quires clerk for general ten- demg and other office related duties Computer knowledge and good communication skills a must Bilingual an as- set Fax resume and salary expectations to: 905-420- 9966 HAIRSTYLISTS 8 TECHNI- CIANS required at Elegqance Image Studio Day Spa- Veda Concept Readers Choice 'Sa- lon of the Year' winner Offer- ing salary E commission Fax resume 905-666-4389 or ad- dress td. 123 Athol SI . Whitby LIN 3Z1 THE NAIL STATION Career Training Center Career train- ing available in artificial nails. ear candling. pedi- cures. waxing Air brushing and tattoomg techniques Student Financing negotiable 19051439-221 1 Career Tnkiing PRIVATE INVESTIGATORS NEEDED NOW 3 day surved- ance course shits Apel 7 Cost $550 Compare Sppexe still available. Call (416)716 3107. Survedlame Consult- ants 1 G.rneral Help SSS'MMEC'A*ELY Stutt en veiopesfree supplies, rush stamped addressed emielope to J&W Serwces PO Box 269. S46 13M Kmg St E Osfawa. ON General Help, General help IMPORT COORDINATOR 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: Human 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. ADULT VW0 store located in CJCPCf1eE1Ge0 111.0cib"ler5 Pickering requires full time and part Irme Irom counter nights/weekends sales h°b1S read exo a mom pwasPhase fax re- APPY resume within. with resuwithin. ta sumo to 905426-64M 1 CLEANER NEEDED Part time. 1 General HWp Pickering/Ajax area 905-619- 0602 UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE: requires NEWSPAPER CARRIERS to deliver papers twice a week in the following areas: UXBRIDGE Enzo Cres, St. John's Crt, Third Ave S, Franklin St, First Ave, Dominion St, Brock St.E, Planks 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 CdWMAL*ErtlMMUMr (Formerly Fros-T) Now hiring riders Cash paid daily! Earn hundreds/wk Win Prizes Have Fun Call 723-2229 AZ ORRIEM warped to run tArough Canada and the United Stales. At least 1 1/2 years US expaiena. Corrie and work for a owne0biterabr who has your best i llerlst at heart. Wilphone (416)818-3597 Now accepting newrnes nor F/r lawn care technicians Must have clean driving record. Willing to train. Call (905)623-8108 DADDY 0'S MU - Experi- enced waitress / CasWr. Part time 3 days/week. Bits Per- sonlDishwasher Saturdays only Bam-2pm. Appy in per- son, 981 Brock Rd. S.. Picker- ing. Call (905)420-2547 be- fore 5p.m. DRIVER required to deliver sanitation supplies in Toronto & surrounding areas. Submit resume to Jim Carruthers. do UNDERWOODS, 410 FINLEY AVE. AJAX, ONT Fax (905) 619.9829 E-mail: supplies®lrwood.com CLEANERS NEECEO pan tune. AlaxtPickenng e%*w wigs. 6 WMby days Must be responsible and have: car Ex- perience an assert all 90SWO- M CLOTAN GROUNDUEEPING SERVICES -Currently seelang 12-15 motivated Landscape Techniciam ,ton ow growg team' tre Positiwork enwon- mem arta compeltitrve wages Experiaia prekrred Fax 905-668-6766. Caf 905-669- 6515 COURIER DRIVERS needed to start immediately Experience prekrred FuYpan time, good Wy coli prem (905►427-16,2 Delwem 9a m and 3p m Can or v". sweors neelcorrle. cotoRaR "VERS with vara or res are needed to serwce it* Durham and Toronto am Earning potential $700 weekly plus Caef905µ27-8093. COURIER DRIVERS regwred Fast expanding company, Mist lave own car or van lox lox 70% 70% 70% cornmssion 9054111 506. INVENTORY CLERKS REQUIRED 11th w*.- Brock & Bayly Area tiflllwm March 31" for 1 day Tllnw. 7:30 am until finistled Pay: 118.50/hr wowlcsooTs AN ASSET Apply in person at 1885 Glenanna Rd. Ste. 114 (Hwy 2 & Glenanna Rd.) on MondaK Manch 27th between gam - 2pm or call (905) 683-2303 ADECCO lass GII«Ialrl n Rd sto. 114 Pickering r�rwA/r.-L An cpporttatity has anserl br a Markehrg Agent in rhe Ajax/Fidaering area. No selling invohW, just daily deliveries to new accounts and ai s" customers We Provide: -Full Training -Field Support •A guaranteed per year income at $30K You Provide: •Sell -motivation -Organization -Customer Service -Suitable Vehicle • Storage for stock The successful individual will (wild a brig -term future and determine their own income level. General HNp 1 Germ Help W Gemiral HNP RUI Garoral HNP 1 General HNp THE GARDEN BASKET FOOD MARKETS Quality & Freshness Since 1929 Mature responsible person required for the following full-time positions: DRIVERS/ RECEIVERS PRODUCE CLERKS HEAD CASHIER ALSO PART-TIME DAYS POSITIONS AVAILABLE FOR CASHIERS & PRODUCE CLERKS EXPERIENCE IS REQUIRED FOR ALL POSITIONS. EXCELLENT PAY IMMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT. Serious applicants only please. Apply in person at THE GARDEN BASKET FOOD MARKETS 9275 Hwy. #48 (at 16th Ave.) MARKHAM Monday- Friday 9:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Saturday - Sunday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Resumes accepted. Tel: (905)471-0777 Fax: (905)471-0922 :Ye appreciate all responses, but regret only those selected for an interview will be contacted. CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application in an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. If the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are faxed directly to Oshawa This Week, will not be forwarded to the file number. Originals must be sent directly as indicated by the instructions in the ad. The News Advertiser Is looking for reliable people to insert and deliver papers and flyers door to door every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday in the Pickering area. Deliveries must be completed by 6:00pm. Must have a vehicle. For more information call 905-683-5117 VM NEED HELP! Overflow of action looking to fill 20 openings immediately in Promo Co. 18+ full time. imply Call Nickie (905) 686-4472 Pickering 1050 Brock Rd. FULL AND PART TIME COUNTER HELP REQUIRED Apply in person 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. r_-] NOW HIRING! Permanent Full Tune & Part Tune please apply at: 1163 Kingston Rd. Pickering Mon. -Fri. 2-5 p.m. or fax resume to (905) 839-7459 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 Our business is growing! We need experienced, energetic, personable people to help us expand. We are looking for knowledgeable staff in the following areas of service: • Retail Store Sales/Management • Inground Pool Installers • Above Ground Pool Installers • Pool & Spa Service Technicians Driver's license is required. Subcontractors welcome. If you want to be part of our team, contact Nick at COLUCCI PO O1,S, 221 Kendalwood Road, Whitby, ON LIN 2C;1. Tel: (905)433-0061 /Fax: (905)433-7942. Email: info(dcolucciporals.com Web site: www.coluccip(x)is.com TELEPHONE SALESPERSON • Minimum pay 01 S&Cfi an bw pros commission. • p,)tential earnings of $15.00 per hour • r,00d verbal communication skills essential • Ideal to supplement your income • Neth or without experience. Training provided • Aox locabon • Norlung hours: Monday to Thursday 6 p.m.- 9 p m. and Satuardays 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. 416-269-8333 P CARDINAL 4 d Z_lr 1__l___ We have the job for you! • I.I1k.-01'T • Lir e - in • Drivers Preferred Full & Part-time Nannies for Children (also children with Special Needs ) Con"ma ter dw E Werh ('all as for flet interview 666-2228 or 14MO-219-8059 or Fax Resume to: dna-9689 25 Rerocy Crescent %'hithy, 0011. LIK 7K8 A CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers check their ad upon publication at News Ad- vertiser will not be re- sponsible for more than one Incorrect insertion and there shall be no li- ability for non -insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads is limited to the amount paid for the space occu- pying the error. All copy is subject to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser. EARN 5200., 5300.. $500.. or more per week, assembling products in the comfort of yw am m. Send a sell - addressed ho stampedenvelope to: O.P.H. 6-2400 Dundas St. W., Suite 541. Rel 636, A"s- sissmtrpa. Oil. L5K 21118. EXPEAROM ASSISTANT PneDIICE narager required. Full time position avaiNble. Pease bring resume and ap- py in personal South Ajax IGA, 955 Weshiey Rd. S.. Aiax Cdr i 11111- or or Cory THE NEWS ADVERTISER low W4 is looking for Kids to deliver papers ExPE111Em= wINDON and flyers door to door four times a residential 32 'muse` week by 6:00 PM. in their work. Experience a must. work, send resume to: File 0509, do neighborhoods. 905-6&3-5117 This Week. PO Box let. Oshawa, ON, u H ns 481. call Serve arotiate reo wed Ap- F1 LI. -TIME: POSITIONS AN'AILABLE lawricutters & property maintenance. Experience an asset. !905) 426-5895 FULL TIMEPART nME a; p,antment setters SIG-S14.'hr plu6 niorMry Ifomrs & comm experdenct preferred Clear Englan a mustsarborotgh area 416.321-3162 LANDSCAPE WORKERS re- quired for a large well-estab. lished landscaping hrrn Work is physical, applicants must be villinp to work long tours DZ or AZ license an asset Wages based on experience and willingness to work Fax resume to Wiggans Land - (90 5)432.1393 or call (905)261-0781 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL, long. term temp must have 6 momAs working experience d safety steel -toed boots. Pick ering through Oshawa areas Car an asset From $7 50 to $900 per hr We will be imer- vlewng at the Oshawa Cmc Auditorium 99 Thornton Road South. Oshawa, Every Tues and Thurs 930am -2pm LINE COOKS WANTED, PT Good starting rate Experience preferred Apply in person Banshee Cocklail Bar & Deh. 50 Taunton Road East Ask for manager LOCAL PLASTIC MANUFAC- TURER requires full Ome pro- duchon personnel to assist our production team This is an entry level position in a unionized environment Ap- plirar" must be energet hardworking and reliable the deal candidate will have a minimum grade 12 education Preference will be given to ap- plicants with previous manu- facturing and forklift experi- ence All resumes should be directed to Manager Human Resources. File 0 507, Osha- wa This Week. PO Box 481, Oshawa. Ontario. L1H 1L5 LOOKING FOR A new rarest? Join a !ass growing financial services co Do you love leaershap abilities and are wdmq to work hod? No de - 7" necessary We will tram ,all John Formosa 905-436- 8499 MATURE GAMES ROOM Manager needed 'o sapervrse storehind out chani ckl:an mad vies. and lanae day to day operations Please tax re- sumeto 416-675.6005 MONEYMAKING POTENTIAL! "elpmg rho make money 's ir Dusmtis. For free rrtfor- ^uaon send SASE to Pioneer .xKWhhtra. 30 Kings Cres- =ent. PO Box 92 Alai ON S 3C2 NOW HIRING HCME MAIL- ERS Earn Money weekly piwS b01111iiiii mailing com- ;,any brochures. kners from nomt Into SASE to Home Marketing Services. Po Box '365 Kingston Agin Kingston. int K7L 5V7 PART TIME ,deal for Ignre- makers & seniors Earn extra Vm110oriey anng for Oats m the ApxrPckennoA"izoy areas Must be mature. Mki own vehide 905435.47n HAIR STYLISTS required for upscale salon in Ajax PR and FT positi avail Guar- anteed salary plus eaomis- sion Ornpanp tradmng and great opportunities Minimum 2 yrs experience Cal! (905)27-3811 HAIRSTYLIST required with experience. F/T or P/T. for busy, friendly salon in mall location. Guaranteed wages - commission Start dmme- dutely John 725-2080 or 720 SAI.Es help required at our Pickering location. Expenenced preferred but not necessarv. Apply with resume to: ftilloaW Conti 11652 early st- W, Pk*e in' or 5 Pts. RUN Otthnrra .g FULL TNK/PMT TIME hair- HJURSTYLISTS POSITIONS in stylists and estheticians re - Oshawa and Ajax Greal gwred to a new beauty salon working environment and on- in Oshawa Townlme area going traimng Call Cheryl Generous commission Cori (905) 723-7323 tact 905.683-9304. HANDY PERSON wanted for Shop and Warehouse work, Pickenng area. full time, stea- dy employment, benefits. Call (905) fi86-8529. Own trans- portation required. INxaMORKM (NEEDED! To assemble our products Free information. Send SASE to Kraft, 08-7777 Keele St, Dept. 7. Concord, ON L4K 1 Y7 WTENNATIONAL NISTITUTE of Travel. Canada's largest in- stitute specializing In Travel and Tourism Training. Next pass be April 10 Please ale 905-T15-3919. Looting for a job? Must be 16-24 yrs., out of work/not collecting EI. Out of schooVnot returning. Positions mile now. Call Job Connect 579-8482;623-6814; or 427-8165 ist required immewaim Must be patient and fun -lov- ing. Flexible fours with own transportation For apps. call Leers 905.426-2080. PART-TIME RECEPTIONIST required for busy real estate office Real Estate experience preferred Knowledge at MS office• fast typing skills and the ability to handle a very busy switchboard a mast. Please tax all resumes to Nikid (905)831.7070. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, March 26, 2000 PAGE 23 A/P ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION FULL-TIME Cook wanted AP- BRANCH 322 t t 1 H un rst ply Within Star Burger, 900 Ajax. LIS IP3 Pant Time Bar Brock St N . Wh4tor steward Must be ava"We cian Relrwralion licence an asses Please tau (905)686- Mon dnougn Sunday Smut Serve arotiate reo wed Ap- GENERAL LA"OREN needed. o' r ' ons an be picked up at no experience necessary. est bis 1130 a Mon "Mme Somp&y. package Must produCK In Rewmes Should accompany boxes and baps Fax resume Vocakons 905-683-7811 to 416.724.6564 openings for experienced and motivated personnel in the HAIR STYLISTS required for upscale salon in Ajax PR and FT positi avail Guar- anteed salary plus eaomis- sion Ornpanp tradmng and great opportunities Minimum 2 yrs experience Cal! (905)27-3811 HAIRSTYLIST required with experience. F/T or P/T. for busy, friendly salon in mall location. Guaranteed wages - commission Start dmme- dutely John 725-2080 or 720 SAI.Es help required at our Pickering location. Expenenced preferred but not necessarv. Apply with resume to: ftilloaW Conti 11652 early st- W, Pk*e in' or 5 Pts. RUN Otthnrra .g FULL TNK/PMT TIME hair- HJURSTYLISTS POSITIONS in stylists and estheticians re - Oshawa and Ajax Greal gwred to a new beauty salon working environment and on- in Oshawa Townlme area going traimng Call Cheryl Generous commission Cori (905) 723-7323 tact 905.683-9304. HANDY PERSON wanted for Shop and Warehouse work, Pickenng area. full time, stea- dy employment, benefits. Call (905) fi86-8529. Own trans- portation required. INxaMORKM (NEEDED! To assemble our products Free information. Send SASE to Kraft, 08-7777 Keele St, Dept. 7. Concord, ON L4K 1 Y7 WTENNATIONAL NISTITUTE of Travel. Canada's largest in- stitute specializing In Travel and Tourism Training. Next pass be April 10 Please ale 905-T15-3919. Looting for a job? Must be 16-24 yrs., out of work/not collecting EI. Out of schooVnot returning. Positions mile now. Call Job Connect 579-8482;623-6814; or 427-8165 ist required immewaim Must be patient and fun -lov- ing. Flexible fours with own transportation For apps. call Leers 905.426-2080. PART-TIME RECEPTIONIST required for busy real estate office Real Estate experience preferred Knowledge at MS office• fast typing skills and the ability to handle a very busy switchboard a mast. Please tax all resumes to Nikid (905)831.7070. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, March 26, 2000 PAGE 23 A/P SkiNed HNP IMBF Skilled Htdp SWW H* SkSk" HNp LOOKING FOR A GOOD EMPLOYER? HVAC COMPANY requires experienced Service Techni- Web site: www.sernas.com cian Relrwralion licence an asses Please tau (905)686- are a medium-sized consulting engineering group, wholly faxDole resume toWe r9as)ee6-mag owned by our employees, successfully specializing in land NIGHT SHOP FOREMAN re- development and municipal work for the past 38 years. gwmd for Ajax trucking com- Attractive pay, benefits and work environment. We have Parr Must have experience openings for experienced and motivated personnel in the 1 in hydraulic systems, waste disposal trucks and highway following fields. tractors. Licensed Class A mechanic and diesel en - PROJECT MANAGER dorsement required call MUNICIPAL DESIGNER (99005)M-9392 or fax to MUNICIPAL, DFS1G N/DRAFTERS OPERATOR NEEDED. Must CONSTRUCTION INSPECTORS be Mable to operate ELF Filling Machine Fax resume to 41rr TRANSPORTATION PI ANNFR 724-6504 Send your resume to: Human Resources Manager THE SERNAS GROUP 110 Scotia Court, Unit 41 Whitby, ON UN 8Y7 Fax: 905-432-7877 E-mail: hr@sernas.com We thwtk all applicants fur their interest. hoKeter, on1v those under consideration will be contacted. %lanufacturing company in the Bowmanville area, requires the following positions: • CNC set-up operator • CNC programmer with Smart -Cam experience • Machine - tool maintenance mechanic • Senior clerical person for updating & scheduling Fax resumes to (905) 434-6409, Attn: H R Dept. No phone calls please 1 10 PART-TIME Na'•es:.Waaer li,, nrgnts inti: expeowtCe kn PuNResucrain in South Apx Call (905)284790 PEOPLE'S am, Taxi dmrers and dsoatct'ers needed (malertemme) lmmedatey for busy 24 hour compiry No experience necessary 905- 427-7770 WANTED Pal• time and !uil •inn "e-� rertwred so" ap0'ltntments and Sur- ,ey'n9 by pvow. S7 00 - $10.00 to sort Deper.aing on axperwice No Selling. can T20.1507 Ask for Stay or Michele ROOFING LABOUREAS want ed - Hardworking 'Nude people to full-time employ - mew Expenerice dehmbry an asset Call Steve at (416)680.2041 or Mike after 7p m (905)432-2288 SMALL MANUFACTURING plant ir Rckenrq looking for Mr to work in piam tint time No experience necessary. wo train Please tax resume to (905) 631-1114 STUDENTS: Fulhime summer lobs Hardworking. reliable painters needed Experience preferred but will tram Mist have own transportation and be avilaW May -September Fax resume to (905)294- 7645 TELEMARKETER - Profes- S*U 10 took appointments Part time evdwngs (6p m lo 9 P m ) Wok from home S20i hr. achievable for right lndi- indual (bau-tionus) Lily, (416)261-1723 Needed immediately No Selling. Hourly & Bonus. Also Canvassers Pd Cash nightly Students welcome FT/PT Call Barb 435-6671 120 W-7 120 ccountemps has immediate opervngs for Ie following exatin tg emporary positiorts: STAFF ACCOUNTANT ACCOUNTING CLERK ACCOUNTS PAYABLE ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE COLLECTIONS SPECUUJST accoun1 HILI Tel: (905) 709-8009 Fax: (905) 709-3664 For more information visit our website at www.accountemps.com H.R. ASSISTANT Our expanding :ow ulting engineering griiup of companies is seeking an or- _,mized Human Resources Assistant to administer benefits, payroll and WS& IH. and maintain employee pro - _rams and information. %pphcants must have an HR diploma Ar,d strong computer skills. plus discretion and the ability to work Independently. Experience to benefits and/or payroll preferred. Attractive Pay, laenefits and work environment. Send your resume to: Human Resources Manager THE SER\AS GROUP 110 Scotia Court, t'nit 41 W'hitbv. ON [AN 817 Fax: -905-•332-7877 E-mail: hr0tsernas.com +ire t/11r1x as apoicants 'or ne,r ,rireres: newrever :try Nm under consberaoon wit be contacted Custom Stainless Steel Fabrication Strop 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 905-686-8955 INSTALLER Must be experienced. Please call Mrs. Lyon 905-839-2594 for ar)e7ointment 1 gfNn H PR ACCOUNTING CLERK. 3 days/week, for small business in Pickering Responsible for accounts receivable, iri tory, government taxes and invoicing Must have excel- lent command of English. simply Accoundnlq 5 and Mi- crosoft Office Fax resume to 42()-2919 SECRETARY for new home sales office required imme- diately. Weekdays and wee- kends Strong interpersonal and clerical skills required. Call(416)337-7021. 1 so$ Hato / Aeons ENENEI�ICAW sAL Dealer- ship Fax resume to (905)65re462. LICENSED REAL ESTATE Agent required to work as as- sistant. Ful or pan tune. Sal- ary, or commission plus bo- nuses. Fax resume: 905-436- 1745, Art: Dan Plowman. EXPERIENCED licensed truck mechanic needed immediate - y. Wages negotiable. Appy in person to Advantage Truck and Trailer Repair Ltd. 199 Wentworth St. E., Oshawa. (905)721-2788. 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 Must have machine -tool experience. Dif- ferent levels available, mclud- ing panel wiring. madkne wiring. PLC's Ticket a strong asset. Apprentices welcomed. Work extra boors. Please for- ward resume to. E-mail: sebs®accusuff.com or Fax: 905-882.7045 FRAMR, fully experienced. required and rapenters help- er. Reliable with own trans- portation a must. $18+ per hour After 6 pm 905-242- 4432. HEATUM A AIR Condiliakng installer. Gas & retngeration license required Durham area, full time. ALSO air con- ditioninq salesperson 905- 725.9731 Fax resume 905- 433-7941. PLASTIGLAS Industries fibre- gglass manufacturer hlnnq Ex- PERIENCED orgy gel coater or paint sprayer Appry in person 403 Clemems Rd W Ajax PRESSPERSON required im- mediatety for busy print stop Must have experience on AB -ick 9810 Fax resume & 7c. ay expectations to 905-723- 206 TOOL AND DIE MAKER Ex- w,nenced :n budding and de- .elopmg automotive progres- •;.ve dies. Minimum 5 years expenewe Top Wage Oo- :>7munrty for the best Picker rg area Fax resume 905 ?T 3513 WINDOW INSTALLER WANT- ED must ,i:r t .adders ar^r rnndows. have expenence for .9ristruction and tmrsh car - :)entry work Durham region .nly Serious callers only ;ary 905-831-1989 1 HoepRr No" Derdrtl DENTAL ASSISTANT needec r ',is, dental e'ren- gs. Saturdays and Sun�ys "luded Fax resume t0 r -,a* Goid's office (905)434- -422 attention Barb DENTAL RECEPTIONIST" '-nen- ,J We are seekmng a ature. motivated and dyna- K indwdHl experienced "Ih den) cargwer sonware "d with sold accouiMN -.-Ills Duties to dnnckrde. edit at coKeaion, i%xiddy brig. rewhorw and ac- uming tunctions Ostnwa terested rarddates contact -prima Monday. Tuesday. & rasdsy'905)725-5308 FULL -TME did PART'MEy -. SISTAN7 - ,uwed tor ship - ='n0 and nardkng pnarma- �uhraj products Apply in .-rson to Guwdan Druip. 97 •. ng St E.. Oshawa REGISTERED PNYSIOTNEM- PI=T required 'or FTPT ops,. n at P"Ie t Out pment cW4 Bowmanvok $60.000 per ,+.tr Please fax resunw to K5 -B83-2559 Alt Kan Hope PHARMACY ASSISTANT Must ^air. nwrt Car Excellent wages to e= eitd(1ne Pilaw all PhIcootomrst !;a pnvate :ab :n '%h&w&,%Vhmby Apx aro r,ewbitily for loabon and hours reQlwed Fax reSlwnt Ib 905)723-4972 PNYSIOTNERAPIST required �mmedutely for lexlble part- time work Please lax resnmre to North Arai Rehab 905428-8830 or all (90.5) 428-8811 DICKERING DENTAL -tf,ce is expardmg We are :wrung for expenerwAa staff in Recep- tion. Assrswq and Crr1 Friday Please all Tracy at 9051831-4709 REM" OPPORTUNITIES Physiotherapist. Bowman - Ale Occupational Theraps, Oshawa Private Orffc Renab Ckents Graduates welcome to appy Pilon (416) 512-1319 or (416p 512-8672 . 1 13eycan Want 3 son. 10 months. 3 years and 5 years require are in your home Mon -Thurs.. 6 30a m - 5 15p m . Whites Strouds area References ale guired Call 905-839-8585 LIVE -OUT NANNY required for 5 month old In Pickering 4 days per week (Mon Wed. Thurs. & Sat) Light house- keeping. Non-smoking Refer- ences required. (905)420- 6358 LOOKING FOR a part t'n:P Caregiver for 3 ctukiren. 2, 4 & 7 Must be experienced. ener- getic, creative and flexible. Wholes Rd(Hwy. 2 Some light housekeeping. Cal 509-8067 NEE 0111111111- LDVING Christen home day- care, will teach alpti", numbers and values. 2-5 years preschool. First Aid/ CPR. Valley Farm Rd/Hwy 1, clear Pickering Go (905) 837- 9600. EXPERIENCED, LOVING mother wants to are tot your children, tull/part time Har- wood/401 arwood/401 Near Lord Elg ii PS . flexible hours. referenc- es. Donna 619-2344 a JVP PAGE 24 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, March 26, 2000 VSIVDORS WANTILD Dger. AwNable 1 Sala fa M �1 - 10r Sob - 1 Ankles wanMri toffiob 1 1 br �y'e FBFm Egdpnwrn Ftem Egrripnwrrt Faem aMpnmK Farm Egltiprnem LARGE CARPETED VSIVDORS WANTILD Grand Am loaded IIOK, A-1 now $8 985 95 Astro CL AWE TOY ROOM SARKLAY•S GIANT 1 ale ,approx 6000 people attend- Ing each weekend) Let us in a fun dean loaded. 93K pencil. asking ffws$=, transfer au. ditch environment. SPRING YARD SALE SPECIAL Mother of 2.G►enanna/ APRIL 8TH AND 9TH . To secure your spot in my spring publication Fawlin area Daughter 7 attends William $45.(X) Per Table For The Weekend certify 33499 OW 905-432- Dunbar PS. Son is 2 years old dy's Market. 905-263-8369 or 6 math contract Rem stars 1-�7%-5502 DEPARTMENT Flexible for before or Contact Mike or Laura �� ay Farm Country, which is dedicated to our 11"1 CHRYSLER Intrepid Sport. 3.5L. V6, fully loaded, excellent condition, 60.000kms. pprivate sale. 515.500 Call (9051839-1529. 1197 CHRYSLER SEBRING LX. 2 door coupe. red. v-6. auto. air, loaded mint. 87K. M OUNTRY dealer - serviced. must be seen 516.900 (905) 655-8928 evenings or weekends Fk 1911 ACURA INTEGRA GS. 2 • • �N • It 11;c t after school, Summer door coupe. fully loaded. sol• AttentZOn• anthers, �grZcu iris . s, Holidays F?/P/T AT BARKLAY•S WANTED ver w/black mtenor. CD. 837-9485 (905) 436-0644 'Leaf Tickets leather. alloys. a must°use Machinery sealers, Livestock Breeders etc. LOOKING FOR quality 531m�- Will pay face value. $21.900Call,or 42x-113 atHII 7 ' � , / lating program for your tod- dler Call Hugs at Home. Pn- vate Home Daycare In West- ney Heights. Kim 427-2118 PICKERING Beach / Rollo: Loving daycare 18 months to 12 years. Daily outings fenced backyard and park) netts. story time. music, nu- Intiow meals d snacks First A.1 C PR certified Non- smoking. receipts 905-428- 1244 Homo ca. HOME HEALTH CARE Gentle. caring professionai health Care provider will cheertully provide any help you need xnble schedules available For more into call Card at MED ASSIST: (905) 259-2441 NIDI 1 Bargain Corner NEED BOY;GIRL and baby items'/ Gins clothes. 6mos- size 5. dress shoes sz-11. Boys 12rnonths-size 2 3pc Wrnme the pooh crib set (Sears). 2pc diaper bag set (905)837-9485 1 Articles Nor Saha 199! CRAFTSMAN 1C- radial arm saw 12 amp $-50 Call 905.436-7425 11M1 Devaci Csmtl.t- 21 speed mens 7005 19 5• alu- mnum frame mountain bile Michelin Wiid Gripper tires. Rock Shox. LX rear deader. Uipless pedals, gree/+ and purple. Immaculate condition, Only 4 months old Reduced 5750 obo Please call 905- 259-99% 05259.99% or 985.3183 leave if -. message (Sip) 4 STEEL SILOS ter sale Suit- able for harming operatbn Cap Patrick 1905034501 LEATHER JACKETS up to t/ 2 pace leather purses from $999, luggage from $1999 leather wallets from $699 End of Season Clearance Sale' Farah Laot er. 5 Panes Mai OSStaw 905-728-9830 ANTIQUE TABLE, and 4 chairs sold pone 4 square Ips are luriocarv.d - very detailed Cal for more am - now 905.7m%w slip APPLIANCES: renrgeraor 2 - door frost tree delve stove. matchingnavy cull wafter a dryer $675/an -wig stW rate Aso Kenmore washer used 2 yaws 5250 Pickering (9051426.5945 AUTOMATIC DRYER $175 fiW�aassrhaerr $225 Frost -tree re - NO dfer retus=ed Call Mery (9051242-6838 or (9051767- 0215 MARIAN CAREY tickets Ricky Marlin. CSNY. Tkru Turner. Korn Oasts. Maple Leafs. Raptors Great Prices Buy or sell (9051626-5568 NO= FOR SALE - hand lamed Quakers. cockattels. Bkue Crown Conure, and as - Sorted budges various pric- es.caN 666-1478 CARPETS SAE i HAND - WOOD FLOORING: carpet 3 rooms from $339 (30 Sq Yd ) Includes. carpet, premium pad and installation Free estimates, carpet repairs Serving Durham and sur- round" area Credit Cards r 1aAled Call Sam 905-fr86- CEDAR -V -GROOVE Panting. Top Oloaddy. Knotty. 12 Lum- ber Yard Prix. We Deliver. AN sirs. 613-849-1056. CONI OPEFATIED Arcade gams for sale. Ideal for rec. rooms or cottage or a great 4:0sitess oppon= the ripopK"- addi- tional Income in the right Io- al ion, bar. dub, pool W. restauam. Dozers to choose from Avow k April 1st. Pro- tessionaNy serviced and in excellent condition. Please OU between 6-10p.m. 905 7204506. sip DEACON'S BENCH 1 1,14- sol- id pine, custom made. Special Price 5295 whileuantities LW PINE LOFT TREASURES qAg Simcoe St. N., Oshawa 905.570-9311 IN OF LINE CLEAROUT, everything must go. Mattress- es from $59., mattress set from $159. single. double sets from 5219., queen set from $269. Factory Mattress 1.888- .2.0-2282, 1650 Bayly St.. Pickering. Ontario (965) 837- 0288 FRIDGE FOR SAE. Back. with glass shelving (905)665- 5065 250 `r 250 Durham Region's }��� 1J+l t11ts1S 337 :L vt71al) Skirl 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!!! Call Bruce 579-4400 ext. 2207 WANTED - bar fridge in gyood working Condit 905-159- 9996 or 905-985-3183 (snp) 1 Arta A Craft CRAFT AND ANTIQUE VIEW DORS wanted Spaces from $40 OG month Let us SCA your p,oduc1S for you You coni, need to be here Open 7 days a week Antique Barn and Country Craft Store 1618 _ undas St East Whtby (905) 4C4 -0508 1998 FORD ESCORT ZX2. black w/grey cloth seats 2 - door w/sports-package 4cy 132h pD 5 d . cass . a c. 65.BOOkms. highway mileage. excellent gond. full -protection package $12.750 Call after 6p.m evenings 723-3324 WE FINANCE EVERYONE First time buy- ers, bankrupt, bad credit, no credit. You work? You ar your ca en r.. r 'Publishing on Friday, April :28th OSHAWA • WIHTBY • CLARINITON • PORT PEHIS RRY 1� f -WEEK } . Fm i.. - N.r ABRIDGE TRIBUNE RAFTERS WANTED at The drive! Lots of Don't miss the great deals. , a CTatt snowpW« kxat- Articles for FUTON CLEARANCE! Sim- mons Pocketcod-The do -not disturb mattress -At Durum's lowest everyday price Lurgi celebrates 10 years in ti new by stashing all on Palliser Furniture. immons Mattresses and our huge se- 'echon of Futons and Bean Bags 0 you're looking for af- fordable furniture, check us out first' LUIGI'$ FURNITURE. 488 Kung St W. Oshawa Z= from Sears at O C ) GIBaARO DINING room table Mahogany C^+ai Seats 10-12 Two leaves Exrxlkm condr- bon No chars 905-666.1170 after Spm RANKS APPLIANCES Parts Saxes Se^nice Matcrung trulcerstove. like new S35Wup Serra top stove Zyrs only $499 Maytag washers 5250, up Extra -cap direct -drive washers S200rup Washers $199/up Zyr Amara side-by- side. x*water only $799 Large SOW= r nelf- ptar�uq stoves St up De - hurt IOifii ers $99 Deluxe frost - tree fridges 5300/up Amara washer only rs, like new $399 Too to Inst 426 Senate St 19051728-4043 Emu U00 FLMI G 3-1 4" , ;,r TdG Select it' torch Jntw4sted S2 50/sq tt PrefNruslted $4/sq h V. tot /1 5• $1 7pK.q.h FJ Casing 404.1rrear loot Call Dora (905) 649-1506 NOW THEATRE SYSTEMS JVC HI END Dolby DgrW-AP Recwwws 500-VAM inducting Multiple CO Double Cassette 5 -speakers 3 -Models your duce. 250 -Packages must go. L4ltadloon - Price 5870. tank stale Supplies cut Hurry for pest selection Oshawa Stereo (905) 579-0893 MOUSTRAL Sall. washing machine and 2 Industnal 75b dryers 905-579-6621 NHOUSTRAL 312E Omar meat Slicer 10' blade Askug $600 Call 905-985-0616 KHTCEN CUPBOARDS, 3 ap- pliances for sale, wine lami- nate with oak trim funh In - dudes cupboards, island. sink. raps, stove. tridw a mi- crowave r crowave $2350 call (905)619-1677 MODLE-SIZE freezer Two 9x12 Indian Carpets Call (905496-0645 M)MINO SALE many large items available Including black lacquer dining room w- ile with glassfill able. bedroom suite, bar, dressers. and patio furniture. Telephone 666-5789 NOW INMMG Pampered Chet Consultants. Earn excellet inscarie, flexible hours. low start-up krvestmem. be your own boss. trips, hawses, prizes. Call Lori 905852-4065 and start pnmedialdy. PIAN FOR SALE - 5 ft Dabs gond piano by Hardman Peds 3 Co. Mahogany cabinet re- Anisticd. piano is futly ram- dfbwW, lined and A9ap $7000. Call 686 8351 (sip) PIANO TECIMICLU available for tuning, repairs, and pre- purchase rwnsu mw" m an makes a models. Also recors- ditioned parxos for sal. Call Bab at 905-427-7631. CLOCKS. Sale Roland digital pianos and keyboards. all Samick Acoustic Picas. all Howard Miller docks Large selections of used pia- nos. Repnat to own, 11x % of all rental TE EP PIANO (905)433-14911 POOL TABLES. 8' and 9' slate billiard tables for sale. Call 905.420-6113 in Inc cturtr« Elea Mar- Articles for •e' 4 km east of Oshawa (;t choice. Down or Trade may be Grand Am loaded IIOK, A-1 now $8 985 95 Astro CL AWE •97 PATHFINDER 6 cr0 4x4 5-11d Loader rebuilt train- Ad deadline is Friday, April 21st, 4:00p.m. 1 ale ,approx 6000 people attend- Ing each weekend) Let us feQUlfed. loaded. 93K pencil. asking ffws$=, transfer au. ditch Reasorubxe trade I., ,A,:;e RENT TO OWN new and re- ��,:d.Z,1tc appliances and show t SNI your crafts ilea'- You SPECIAL 372.950. Atorstar 95. avid ext IMM at rind 59985 Iprpne at 180kms 1 TrOrmO ben, tune- E tesnd Will . To secure your spot in my spring publication new TVs Full warranty, Pad- � to be public There a NO FINANCE 94 Tempo GL. air, a m, bad- certify 33499 OW 905-432- r dy's Market. 905-263-8369 or 6 math contract Rem stars 1-�7%-5502 DEPARTMENT ed. map O1ly Bbl'. Wow- 34N �� ay Farm Country, which is dedicated to our at $Xmonth Ca1l �4W SHEDMAN Dually wooden 1024 8 x 8 ban kit, SHERIDAN CHEV 905-706-8498 $6050, 94 Grand Prix SE. AJAX 3 -bedroom maw a" Durham farmers, growers and suppliers, steeds mfg y ,utT CLASSES �,,,- P11p y. Basic and Novice To 129K, super sale 1aN OMIC QII M. 1 speed. pets. Reference regoNrW. $359 plus tax Many other nets classes starting April sizes and styles available qegnaer � Ileo (905) q5 $6,995 FfRM 94 Olds Cerra. auto. lush loaded. new lora.WHITBY 1-a t 11 Also gsr>Da and decks 761 10th Very flexible sessions McKay Rd b1M 3. Prckenrq agile e@ Iwtstar% isle ae/ For more Neo call 905-619 she av ppaiinters tersi our - slso thralls. Beginners our 2093 specalrh Leath a craft that SIX PIECE lulun Provmpal can rNeva stress and give bedroom suite. Ching Ina- Mormous enioyment C40 locally fidstn 5825 (set N (905)576-3947 for Nhormato Sears new 523001. Oueen bed kitesterfeb 5225 Stars $600) Both excellent condi bon904-436-2647 STORAGE TRAILERS for Sale or rent We can set trem level vim the ground Makes a yeas workshop 430.7693 or 434-0392 ts++p. PINE,IBAK FURNITURE �m- ,rg Rooms Bedrpnn!s Home Office. orxasio" Fwrrture plus Custom creations from your own Im g and nagi- 1 LOat i Found FOUNC--n-.�. .v�r,r -nage cat nbartm area. Pidier- ing (905)831-0564crp . 1 Pata/supplea sowdkK GOLDEN RETRIEVER Pup, Dom Cecernber 51h 1999. $400, had first shots CAN (905)631-0060 90 TEMPO '69 7i rk V c55 91 Pontiac (imvj Pru IWir hided $3.995 92 Dodge Con 129,000k. $3.999 Cars ems - Sion tested. certified, ask about the 683-7301 or 428-1879 CARS FROM 5600 Govern- ment se,:td d surplus Sold local CAN too - tree for hst- nps 1-888-346-0700 ext con a me persona y . . . Mary van Kessel Tel: (905) 576-9335 Toronto (416) 798-7259' NOT A GIGANTIC WARE- Y MOUSE SALE. JUST 0000 - Fax it �• OLD FASHIONED VALUE AND a1 Fax (905) 579-42118 T SERVICE TRY US AT CENTI- >" _` GR EG. 97 Cavaliers 161 ''Orr $7 975 Blazer 97 LTD. eahei mint $18.800. 97 Car- avan SE 90K. vrhle. now varve . Marine r 1 1 Apartmentsr 1 1 I0f $12.500 .96 Cavalier $ Convert- 1 4 whtaar Drive rblt. loaded. 98K. $13.995.95 RWO Avg nalmm are Our sprcialry let a lura ytaor IIIinto rail- FRH To GOOD 110E Pue Grand Am loaded IIOK, A-1 now $8 985 95 Astro CL AWE •97 PATHFINDER 6 cr0 4x4 5-11d Loader rebuilt train- '97 4-17 OUTBOARD MERC Hardly seen water sir:: ih Yet haYe been haobtran- breed beagle neutered It- loaded. 93K pencil. asking ffws$=, transfer au. ditch Reasorubxe trade I., ,A,:;e nc lex tttynesi gtuakry SOLID (tine a OZtuen:: avada0le mom. 4 anis oW. excellent � Yard traNrad Cal 683- 372.950. Atorstar 95. avid ext IMM at rind 59985 Iprpne at 180kms 1 TrOrmO ben, tune- E tesnd Will Call 905-720-1291 snp anyw4ere for 25 YEARS' Tra- 6164 94 Tempo GL. air, a m, bad- certify 33499 OW 905-432- a 1 1 Aprrlrtwnts dnional Woodwrorkng. 115 OSRAWA OI ED1ENCE Assoc ed. map O1ly Bbl'. Wow- 34N Fa Rem North Pon Road. Port Psny Classes slartmg April 10th, $6050, 94 Grand Prix SE. AJAX 3 -bedroom maw a" sage 19051 985 8774 M1pJ1 P11p y. Basic and Novice To 129K, super sale 1aN OMIC QII M. 1 speed. pets. Reference regoNrW. www.traIRanawoo0work- qegnaer � Ileo (905) q5 $6,995 FfRM 94 Olds Cerra. auto. lush loaded. new lora.WHITBY 1-a hard top a soh top, trailer memo oe68 Ivied. 117k. $7.895. 94 Excellent rwuwg ro . I hikh. good cwdM n. 53900 IM GMC, 2 di. Yukon 4x4- Transport SE gild. loaded. well-mantaored Askling HIGH RISE BED. queen bard new gutta IND. ueenmaill PRIVATESTABLE urge saNs 141k. Asking 59.500 .93 Sun- 58.500 (90Bµ369906 witshers; and raor:di it onsedl�coirs�oper as. box sprue, h� awdrn�°p°prop°�ard 3� Large paddocks. M- doorfOutdoor arena m 300 (rid Sedan. air, auto. bwgun- Oy 106K. 58.850 , 93 COMM � van. has � � APARTMENTS "We have it all" aides Foalug se. lath auto. w129K. now A a A AUTO- Cars. trucks. TENT TRAIIJA. Bonair BA 3525 116 726 9085 Vidus feed programs Gra- 56.850 91 Camaro,anwr8 load 6 trds $10.000 Will cow+der trade Cal (90Sµ27-7655 Doan. We pay up b $10.000 KING lee/, prpoww. extra- anted Excellent are Folly ed 5 speed. UNBELIEVABLE fridges $480 and up, new 30' _ with dock and wAxbw1 1 A/IomoeUe truck orthopedic mattress. tom insured $2001morid Free tray- 167K NOW $7.700 92 Sun- H14 ASTROW". 8 postal 3430 Recanudntbred 21 rang sprig 6 from Urised. slid 0 available Pickering dans burgwWy. beauty. 140K S4 650.. 91 et 4 3 hire 6 cyl fully baded deakk pwd Ndge $650/mo th n plastic. Mast 51800. sill 905 294-1928 air. awo. Acclaim tamh sedan 151K. erdVOes 6000 lb. trailer pN Mint 1501( larrnery. 5 No ppees. Gas hr whorl $675 6161 M6 9885 OLDEN GTS need bye too Many to older adult nth 54.1% . 90 Suzuki Side kick hardtop, look here. eQE coMgpn Milled 8 emission passed �_ USED DESKS mars. tabr}ers. $5 and up GN (416 young CM spayed or , tidy $4.995 Call es for /slyly $10.900 Call Don 906-852- 4380 tested. $2600. Call 705-328- 2194. 492-5072 vac. mated) looking for 32 h1S iPattNt CertWr Ado LINENMW i MYLY one day. Step a son's AppNmc- 154 a. Saks. Service, Parts. 154 RENT -WORRY FREE 1, 2 & 3 Bed. Apts. Refurbished dr New Appliances. All Util. included. In-house Supt. & Maint. On site Security. Rental Office: Man - Fri. 12 noon - !pn Set i Sun 1 pm- 5pn / VALIANT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 900-079-1 626 51500 hor es with fast C••es. 155 KruN St. Wal. at 1104 FORD AEROSTAR. ONE i TWO BEDROOM �, BACHELOR APT $512'month- YEIIOIIIG ROUTE -Loll trot sometimes avaitabk 18NNw. PINI. Ce11 571288 gqreen 3L. sr. lift curse. anv bailed, 101e kil., cenKaed wtfl emissi ins, $1,900. OWN ly plus uWities, 3rd floor wOc- nut vending machine. $700 b call 6 Many medium to IN NM.!! OPEN TNIS SUNDAY fm, 7 seats 165.000 km. Ex- shin, Ali CO vakeeole, 10 no Mevata. enquiries Call each 0 o after p m breeds of dogs available for JLX good con -es gild- condom. $7500 Call _ D Llark $52-3107 Leave mes- 1905)987-1072 adopt- Pet supplies (espe- 1 M/psoblkia 905.623-4535 AJAX 3 -bedroom maw a" sage RECOWTIONED FRIDGES am donations; a t always swaod ys welcomed YABOW JEEP YJ 1987. 4 x 1, 1-itre. pets. Reference regoNrW. MOCK IID. /481 arta, 2 bed. $195 / up. reconditioned rag- Please call Durham Animal CASH FOR CARS! We buy hard top a soh top, trailer door hatch, white with blue room apt. available 4 ap- es $125/ up reconditioned Adopt- a 905-438 411 used vehicles Vehicles must hikh. good cwdM n. 53900 IM GMC, 2 di. Yukon 4x4- pkarnca call 416-444-7391 dryers $125/ up. recons i- • Liv slKW be N running concktron Call 442277.2415 or come to 479 905-4331447 03MAWA - 2 BEDROOM $780 all mchosive Law hv- a CENTRu Odom. arge 2boned 3 bedroom apartments avail- witshers; and raor:di it onsedl�coirs�oper certified. 623-7797. AD AUTO SIDLES � at MUR• 1 TtaNNs room p luta room. Ma dog5s able May 1st in weg-main- tared building, close to all IS aed washers and dryers a WARKM - Bsudkskm or Ptmo Fd 1 - 2 years. Call 434- A a A AUTO- Cars. trucks. TENT TRAIIJA. Bonair BA SL and SimcOe St. . CaN (905) 721-2232. amembes Please call low prices New grand t A snv Doan. We pay up b $10.000 700. with propasc Stowe. ire- (905)723-09n9a.m.4ip.m. fridges $480 and up, new 30' _ with dock and wAxbw1 1 A/IomoeUe Cash an She spot Any caanck- C71 us- year. Call box, sink. Sleeps 6. $1400. call 9� X178 or 683 3 BEOIIOOM detadned fgnthe spxio I nom apa� 3430 Recanudntbred 21 rang time, 24 days. 30 6048 Freshly decorated, Shue deakk pwd Ndge $650/mo th es and 21 host free fridges rbw auagble Wide selection W FORD TOM. 4 dote. inn. service. 905.6865003 or 905.n&3880. �,,� ®■ moun4 ^- larrnery. 5 No ppees. Gas hr whorl inclusive. Hg gds. Avai. May 1 St. FirsVlast requir of other new and recondi- 129,000 kms, Red with grey interior. cerabed a emission 1 h.eMe �_ ROSsland. s110ot n Mao wchl- sive. (905µ30.5q7. (905)263-4125.. timed appliances. hal us Io- tested. $2600. Call 705-328- 2194. HN2 Taenias me" 400. New paint. new bra asd 03MA18A- 384 300 ST. S. LINENMW i MYLY one day. Step a son's AppNmc- 154 a. Saks. Service, Parts. 154 1987 Cev 3WW wYbox liner. brakes. New sea upholstery, (ne r Gibb) 1•DeQOpm apt. bedroom basement ams p Bruce St. Oshawa. (90. 11Mf am PANS ABS, Math new putt, ram* off- has 114 rasion k/ontI but ruNs Needs so many new parK Gras staler bile. $900. CaA 905• $550 uwltws W. Awa/abk N ately. RU48 t w �g Quid Dro�iarul. no 7448. titled and emssion tested. prdty good. Ntre work very 259.9996 or 906 9853183 Mimed. tam Stepl►en no par- 00% IMkeerds Tekpltore 905 5 IN ry dykgha D b (mD) (5)571-3229 w (9O5µ24 416 82-61852 CAPWM -las of carped. 1(x1% nylons. new Stairs re- lease carpets m hall. I id carpet 3 rooms, SM. Prix Includes carpet. If P illm pad. expert installation, last delia- ery, tree estimates (30 yards). Norman 6862314. 1 AwYeks ANTNOUES1ABsoNblp Ad- vice- always valuable. usually, free! Podusing outright, es- tates w/some antique cont- ents, (no limn to value con- sidered). collations of any sort, quantities or single an- tique items. Special interest in Moorcroh pottery. I'll try to re- spond to all queries. Robert Bowen Antiques- Brookfin, Ontario. (905)655-8049 or (905)242-0890 4777 tie 436 2172. 00 candidate, rrae�ttont WINTRY GARDENS UNDER ONE i TWO BEDROOM �, 1187 CIRY" LEMON. 4 door, IuxnNY edition, IMIy BLA2E11 Tahoe tadher wit a IMI � 9653183. IsNp) NEW MARAGENI NT -Ore and. two bedroonn apartments for April a May 1St. Conveo- N filed n Uxbridge n bailed, 101e kil., cenKaed wtfl emissi ins, $1,900. OWN 4iK .3 V6. 4x4 43 V6. ab Wovedrive. P.w.,door locks. tailgate. Olt, 1 soommoon avalaple p Agip Npdem building. Uti1wa induced. Iwo aduN occupied bfNld Mag. . to view aN 905- (905) 626-22% shin, Ali CO vakeeole, 10 • fac"Its and parting 852-2531. JLX good con -es glighs, Nailer hitdu/wiring. _ D a�. GN 430.5120. ONE BEONOOM uo�ppppear di�bors,3rcarr$7gp or B.O. CaN 905987 220bn. new brakes, ex- tial Ora. gas 0* grlieion tn�� isshl . AJAX 3 -bedroom maw a" floor, Stevensa Adeaide sea. Can, non-srnolwg. no wires a tangs. CertilieNernis 96 XCR a$Plea f" bungaiow and one -bedroom pets. Reference regoNrW. 1881 NOMM CWC CX - 2 Sion tested. Aging $4995 pipes, 53000 obo. 986-3183 a small fArldine dose b $500/mo. •hydro. FinstAast door hatch, white with blue o.b.o. (905)5763111 (snp) al amenities. 686-8906. required. Amiable imme- diatela. 571.2085. healer seas. Only 103K, au tomatic, radiolcusete. Well IM GMC, 2 di. Yukon 4x4- 11112 FORMLMA Plus Skidoo. 2000 km, M wormers. AJAX KAN LAKE. Spadgus, OSHAWA 2 -bedroom upper maintained, very good condi- tion. $4750 Call 905- 350, 138,000 kms., loaded. wlrle with Mack trim a roof lust spent Q,000 m ffiKka. us, S Studded track, indoors. pmgle quarters w t0tntplil Large bedroom, office. balk- hag o1 duplex. Par" for 1, 5575+ hydro. firsVLW re, certified. 623-7797. rads a Wird, $17.900 OBO. stared excelleud drape. Ready for room, dale. great neighbour quired. w/able immediate fl05579-2653. snow. $2.500 firm a will bade Hood. MUST SEE! 5650 .. 428- ly�nl 1st. No pets. GM for older model plus cast. 9698. (905)430-0249 1881 NISSAN Sertn. 2 door, grey excelkrd running condi- tion, 55900 o.b.o. Call yWher (9O5µ34-7532, 1818 SUNFNIE, 2 dr, auto, air, 4 cyl, 98.000 km. $8500 obo. 985-0294 (705) 328.0402. 186 DODGE DAKOTA Sport RTS, rating stripe package. red a sliver, deep tirl, ton- neau cover, bug guards, 28.000 km. Only 521,900. 705- 328.2212 94 3B1 ZR Arctic Cat, new AJAX, 2 BEDROOM base- 2000 cat clutching. new M mem apt. dose to Hospital. warmers, 144 rlew stunk, 1 rebuip gas fox stops cava. $750 inclusive, dishwasher. excellent shape. „200. available May 1. 905619- (905)697-8659 8023. NORTH O$MWA, 2 bed- room and one bedroom April 1. Quiet, dean, family bupd- i g. Heat, hydro and two aP planes included. Pay cable, parking. and laundry tacililies. (905) 723-2094, PICKERING. 2 -bedroom basement apartment. Sepa- rate entrance. parking. blight a spacious. 4 appkarlim Luce badk yard Steps to GO/ lows Centre. $9WJmon. hall uokhes, non-smokerino pets. Days evoloneekenift (415)258-7-3 ent2 4 P16KEIUMG, Mallow Oaks Road. near Go. urge 2 -bed- room basement apt. full bNk- roons/kitdlen, own entrance] Parking. Cine to A amen- tia. Non-smoker/pets. May 1st. $950(moth. Call (9O5µ26-7818. PRIMIE ANO SPACIOUS ground level, 2 bedroom apartn Pasha. Suit S th egl trbosiness couple. rda- e ces. iron tsse- no POS. _Available May Ist. MAasL des parbi ft fM�700 pets hydro. � (905.- 65) 5-8310 OAK am W* n0 n ostuwia, matin tea- ats, ce" bcatimL 3 bed- room api I C awilable Match 1st Electric MqL IN `0ddryea act 1oor. Td (905) 579- 9016. MOCK SINTN - 2�bapd�rtin�lta Mole he:6k!gi67s Nncte• Cal 905-666-M SOUTN AJAX. 1 -bedroom le- gal basement apartment, SW arale entrance, no s ppeettss cable ltd Firsoast. Available immll diately. $650month Inclusive. (9O5µ28-9564 6 416-9179666. - SPACIOUS 2 bedroom base- ment apartment, atuld 2 private entrances, parking, utilities. close to an amwt- ties. Available April 1. No pets, first.4ast. 5950 inc. 905- 837.5555. .... .y t: .�.j,...♦ - - .. .-..:'Li+, a .. y � y r } �: A "�•� -+tic .c � � d, � 400 SPACIOUS well-maimained 2 bedroom apts Avail at 900 and 888 Glen St. Some with walk-in closets, paint provid- ed. Close to schools. sfappirg centre. GO Station Utilities included. Cao 728-4993. Family Bldg. Large 2 3 BIR units. $710 $825.00 Utilities inch ed Easy access schools, shopping. I 721-8741 WHITBY 1 Bedroom base- ment apt with w/a to backyard Washer, dryer, parking, a/c. bright a clean in executive area Avail. May 1st. $650/ month inclusive Cable extra. Evenings (905)668-0538 or 416-574-2621 - WHITBY - Senior Apt Com- plex One and two bedroom quotable May 1st. Clean quiet building. Excellent location. Quiet setting across from park NI utiWhes included. For apps call 430-7397 WHITBY Brock St1401 2 bed- rpam apartment lower unit of house, with main floor original kitchen. Separate entrance parking. $720 Firstilast. Call 416-261-1860 WHITBY- Bachelor and 1 bed- room available in well mam- Wned budding 4 Sevens Re- alty Ltd.. Broker 905.668- 7n7 WRRBY. ONE BEDROOM apartment for rent $600 per mo IsUlast required Phone (905) 725-8911 eve. and wee- kend (905) 668-4016 or (905) 02-4M WHY rent when you an own your own home for less than you think?" Call Dave Hay - lock Saks Rep Re/Max Summit " (1991) Ltd (905) 668-3800 or (905) 666- 32it1 Houees For Rev • first trine 8tW? • pgn • Shat orf OoNrWyment? (905) 571.6275 14MO-840-6275 SrkM�rSYspNp A A"MUTELY ASTOUW ING 6 months free, than own a house from $606rmonlh 04 C. UP to $5.000 cash back to you, Require S30.000.tamily, KUM and good credit. shoe of down payment? Can Biu ROka. Sales Rep Htday! Re/ Max SprM (905) 728.1600. 1- flw-732.1600 own ABA DA&Acomple" n renovated home. M. 6 monifna free. Income requiremeu from $28.000. gross. Can Kish Cal- Irs. Cddweu Banker (90)728- 9414. S500. do". own yalis own home startim at $89.900 car, ties for less than nelL OAC. 24 hrs tree retatsd atwMp 9o5a28-1069 ext 277. Co* %eu Banker FOM Real Estate. Aurelia RaSM. AJAx AND WMMI r Max 2. bedroom MMU a horse for rent. garage. four app4nlces, 5900. Imes. yy)ypy. Ibid. room bed- room semi. 4 $1100 uuk,ies icluded. 905. 706-5200. ?i3-bedrooM ,r,am floor of honing, country yllytg- (905 onNMy pus. DON7 PAY AND11N11 oak n landWd hetor, You read this FREE SPECIAL REPORT. To hear your pre- recorded into. abonk how to order your free COPY of this report call 1-877.692-9352 and eater ID/1601. Calf any- time 24 hrs/day 7 dayslwreek and stop wasting tllousantds Of dollars on rete now.!! OSHAWA. 3 bedroom main floor. 6 appliances, pe,fdOg y C. gas heat, non-smoker, no Pets. $900 . 60% will itis. 141/ last 905.728-8711. IF WANTED IN PICKERING Pre- fer rem to own or lease. Re- sponsiblea0envy providing care to children with special needs looking for large de- tached, clean, well-main- tained. 4/5 -bedroom home Excellent references avail- able. 905-831-7058 1 Roams fw ROM large room in luxurious 3.000 sq it home. Share bath/kitchen Use of yard/ large patio. No smoking or pets. Step to C. Available immediately. 5450/rnonth and up (905) 509-7727 or leave msg ROOM FOR RENT dean, bright dome. Shout Terms available 4ox/iYhites Rd. StafL a working professional 420-0042 bedroom condo Share kitchen and bath. Laundry facilities Non smoker $100 per week (905) 576-7228 PICKERING - Brock/Hwy12 area. opposite bus stop large lumrsheNuMumished room Share kitchen, bath, laundry $40o/month Avail. Apra 1st Call 905-619-1930 Piekenng/Apx border. fur- nished room (3). in pnvate home, for rem. No smolurg. no pets. Cal (905) 686.6853 evenings and weekends ROOM FOR RENT Pickering, Hwy12.'Dix,e Rd large room. own bath 6 tv. an turn*W Share kitchen and laundry $1251week, last nanffts rent in advance Call after 5p m 839.6366. ROSSLAND a ANDERSON - Cleanor,Qh pdrt!y IurnishM room n fnendly home Park- ing. use of kitchen $3501 mtonns! . tuslAast Sud t>krsaress Ismale 430.1328 (snp) ROUGE VALLEY AREA, clean fumrsned room in quiet a" home. SwtaOk lor fully em- ployed non-smoker slave separate kitchen, bathrooms. References, first and last. (905)509--2459 1 Sherrill ASAX Owet employed le - mak preferred to shat bright spacroas 2 bedroom base- man ap1rhl11 n floe ora Parking. AIC. a0k. farxWry. $4001monUNy itckaive. 683- W56 e-mail aivoNexdh a MY02AIVEAPM area. full use of 3 bedroom house w/ Pool. 600 and laundry $42W mond inclusive FirsUgst r- quired Available unit*":_ N (905)837-7629 SOUTH &M. - COOpk «tit dog have lunxshld room for rem. parking. laundry. able. pool. soaking ink, steps to Ape transit$450 pm WAW (905) 427-3954 VERY LARGE CONDO to share with one adult, beauldul view at lake V 8 Bay - IV. Ala amenities. 3600 inclu- sive 416$73846. CelldOnliNlerl6 For tTtiek BEAUTIFUL 3 BORM cONDO with parking, South Dstuwa. Clem to amenities. Swrinc,. inclusive. "Law Imine• dialtiy 1stAast. (416)-264- 6557. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, 6 ap- pliannxs, 24 haw security. 1 Cir parkingBose b an arrsltiim. Amiable May 1st. Cal 905.6536145. of @ a • rigged S. 6ApPpPeOW M, W a main plus abcam 1-11 Wniylsonproa essional S mO0'".. Soil Ca1576-M991 ask tar Sign tEwNI FLOOR office SW for rant. Approx. 480 SQX ill" Ostrom beam. Park- ed r Kalry'(9066) 5s1 som AM. 1,IM ofrecto op mea. Neat ad, 140. failing. drive in door, no alto repairs. Avail"ala prox. April 15, 905-427-9955, during business hours. a 1� • IrIBe NEAR OSUM CENTRE; Enclosed. 1 bay or bay a tit. with overhead doors/side door. Hex d hydro included. (high ceilings, parking. utti- Nes, washrooms, air -com- pressor included). Space for parking equipment/trucks/out- side storage. Also larger unit avail. soon 905-576-2982 or 905.626-6619. a 1 ogw a fternl BEAUTIFUL SETTING. Lake Seymour 2. 3 d 4 bedroom cottages, I111y-equipped Pool. fishing, store Affordable weekly rales Campbellford. 2 hours WE of Toronto 1-888- 813-2212 www woodlandes- tate cam GREAT FISHING and family holiday on Rice Lake One hour from Oshawa Modern cottages Sandy beach, play- ground, children's program Low family prices Sun Meads Cottages. (705)696- 2601 , • 1 Florid. Yac. Rumtek WANTED - TO RENT a home, in or near Orlando Flonda for one week. April 22-29 Call Kirk hit 666 0 TO or 261.4397 (snp) 1 1 Prhele Homes Fa Sale BOWMANVILLE 5 -level side - Split or pie -shaped lot 3.1 bedrooms. Innhshed basement. large sunroom, central air, gas heat, oak kitchen cup- boards. 2 -baths. 2 -fireplaces $184.900 Call 905-623-9926 BO W MANVI LLE -Gorgeous come over 4100sq h wAegal -venal basement apt.. own en- -ance-currently rented Spa- ous, airy. 4.2 bedrooms. 4 - bathrooms. 2 -kitchens, 2 - laundries much more -marry upgrades Priced below ap- praisal -vendor flexible a anx- ious. will assist purchasor- Call 905.697-2702 E.OSHAWA 3.1 -bedroom backspht 2 baths, fin bsmt. CAC. gas fol., hardwood/car- Pets Large lot. walk to e e- m1merryy schools. Asking $165.000. 1.850 sq ff . home Call to view (905)404-1260 LARGE LOT -30073'. 80 Ele- ant Hill Dr, Bowmtamale. 3- bedroarn bungalow sm- r garage. central -air. hardwood floors, very dean Lo w financing avadable. $159.000 Can905-697-1335 WH Toy OPEN 110113E $254 9OG Sat b Sun Deshr able Whitby at" Shows to perfection. full walkout base- meM. Miniom Will, 21 hitt or (Anderson to Glenairgafe. keep lilt) 666-7719 PICKENNG. 4 bedroom, 2500 sail all bnck. ceramiC tiles. hardwood floors Double ga- rage. fireplace. rough -m Cen- tral vac a ImerCom A must see Price nepdybb snake an offer 905-426-1985 1 we'e'd all WANTED TO BUY Wart house to move Looking for a rice 3 bedroom bungalow to crave ontomy Id Please call lurk Barky 666.0570 or 261- 4397 (snpl 1 (andie AJAX - 44 FAM CRT 2 bed room plus den Newly reno- vated kitchen. r1�-4opracp ei 1-3pc bah uundryrstorage West side corner unit 127.900 (9051683.2217. , Yeceworh Prasiseles S791M BUYS a completely furnished trader on a serviced lit. Sano beach Great swim- trung/firshing Near cobourg (416)431-1 1 Cagan 14aft sr 11N7 FORD ECONO Camper Van, extra extended root. 93.000 kms. pslab. pw pill. ail, auto. 8 cyl. Its. 5 Edted. steps 2 adults. 2-3 kids Fully Waded lir campirq, flush toi- let $7500 neo. Call 697.1279 (snp) MONEY PIWBIEW. Get out d debt quick he, III pp a. bankrupt a Dong gamshxd. Everyone accepted regardless d credit: rating. Cal for free information. 905.576-3505. su dw bin innebded. :1 Y011�"' MORE. ACCESS• Pn vale Fi- nancial Assistance. Required to be approved $10,000 and {aiartprnpRRSP 'LIRA RIF, •PENSION FUND FROM EX 6moloyec Call Nae Toll Freeb81 8657-1062, Too Frog Fax 1.888.703.1492. An- alyzed by our MMAU Ms and refmno for rapid rnanew ex- ecYMim. 7 Days per week MORTGAGES - Good, bad and ugly. Financing for any pur- pose. All applications KXW- ed. Cal Community Mortgage Services Corp. (905) 666- 6805. M Bwkmm nen S$ GOVERNMENT - FundsS$ Grants and loans information to start and expand Your busi- ness or farm. 1.800-505-11M CHIP TRUCK - 2 years old. 2 Garland fryers. grill, 2 -way fridge, 3 sinks with running water, mobile. $19.000. Phone Joe 905-723-2535 Money to Labon Moray to Land EVERY DAY IS PAYDAY WHEN YOU NEED CASHI We hold your personal cheque 'til payday NO CREDIT CHECKS! S 1 O-CASiH CALL NOW 1 : 1 �' • 1 Ineuwanc�e ]I!I!IlISy>rySM]I]I1rlIlly9tlM]I ySl]I!l5lyyy>rllySl! MORTGAGES AND LOANS y Your bank said No, No Income, Poor Credit R y Funds available with home equity. Consuft an IM experienced broker instead of shopping, loans R 2 at competitive rates. No up front costs. no y y `5 ASIC FOR R & SYL1/1A uea/a•i•S R y y (905)686-2557 OR (905)430-8429 evgs. 8 winds. R RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRReaRRRRRRRRRRRRR 1 Legal Notices . 1 Legal Notices 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 UTE 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 MU- 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 AiWPickering 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 TAKE NOTICE that the Estate Trustees wel- come any and all inquiries pertaining to these documents and will maintain the said records at the offices of the Estate Solicitor, Aleksandl G Bolotenko. Barrister and Solicitor. Suite 303, 17 King Street, East, Oshawa, Ontaric L1H 1A8 for a reasonable period of time and at least up to ars 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 will be in- structed to seed the advice and direction of the taw 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 May Judge Thomson, late of the Town of Max, 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 Solicitor, ALEKSANDR G. BOLOTENKO Suite 303,17 Kung Street, East, OSHAWA, Ontario L1 H 1 All (905)433-1176 (905) 433.0283 facsimile e-maW - abolotertko0agblaw.00m In the estate of Robert Brow DMmmW, k of 1987 Glendale Drive, in the City of Pick ing in the Municipality of Durham, who dl on or about the 7th day of October, 1999. persons having claims against the ak mentioned estate are hereby required to se lull particulars of such claims to the und( signed executrix on or before April 30 2000, after which date the estate will be d Iributed having regard only to the claims Nhich the Executrix shall then have notice. DATED at Pickering this 24th day of March, 2000 Sue Diamond -Gardner, Executrix 82 Augusta Street NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, March 26, 2000 PAGE 25 AIP • 1 Auefto . 1 Auc"w • / Pwsarab CbsaNed am Anniversary a Reunion on NI ORLEANS, I would have 106 Canior Trsrg 2, 3 6 4al in this Mian- AUCTIONEERS!! t ATTENTION AUCTIONEERS.. dropped you a line d two, but unfortunately had nerghter 110 G„le,a w w Our Auction Package consists your sir name or address. 1 youin .O 115 Reta1 Bus Opportune" 120 (]wits � of your ad running weekly nmet ary nary Hospital lsin�cina fall l in the fall of '30 Sales 135 s H in these publications: Your happednied to share a room 1w HospiliallcOm6x'" • Oshawa Whitby This Week with me If you are a had n a said relationship right now. 1 Dental i60 � wanted • Ajax Pickering News Advertiser would like to hear from you what do I already now You 170 Er"� r•nt''bni•d • Port Peary This Week were recovering from surgery 175 Home o en�tceusiwss • Northumberland News on your leg. You were French Canadian and you waked for 200 Awa Baskeu • Uxbridge Tribune the Hydro at dte time Please contact me d you are interest- �mso F. cornier • Canadian Statesman edin pursuing a r el rrom<�ri 220 Articles fa Sob One call does it all!! reach Fileill Oshawa Thrs Week. � ,�fIX�t � Articles WaTgea Phone 576-9335 Po Bax 481. Oshawa. °h- tano. UH 7L5 Z40 Boner Exchange Fax 579-4218 250 GainaoYand Sallies Tuesday, March 281h. 6:00 p.m. (Viewing 4:00) MacGregor Auction Centre, Bowmanvilte 401 to Waverly Rd. Exit 431, North to •2 Hwy.. East to Scugog St. North 11m. Tuesday nights auctions features the contents from 2 local homes. Furniture, Couches. Chairs, Tables. Dress- ers, Beds. Glass b China, Appliances. Tools 8 Hard- ware. Something for one 8 all. Next Auction Estate Sale Sunday, April 2nd a Antique Auction Apel 91h. MacGregor Auction Service 905-623-7949 1-800.363.6799 . 1 Warthlp • 1 Worship senlcee Swvka COME & WORSHIP Is a regular Friday Feature for the Churches in the Ajax Pickering area. To advertise your Church Services or Special Church events please call Janice at (905)-683-0707, Ext. 2218 or Fax# 905-579-4218 Deadline for Copy is Wednesday noon for Friday) 1 710 710 Taralisa & David Barrett are pleased to announce the birth of their first chili Madeline Rose ci On March 7th, 2000 at 6:46p.m. In Markham Stouffville Hospital Weighing 7 Ib., 3 oz. Grandparents Glorine & Peter Martens and Doreen & Bruce Barrett are proud to welcome Madeline into their families. Sending their love & support are Uncle Jason, Auntie Pamela & Uncle Wayne along with cousins Andrew, Maverick & Ashley and Great Grandmothers Ruth Martens & Esther LaCelle. BMWsurn Asaftbille e" sales,quo gmwm� -fes PIIFT Y6rr tl2. Ei. l No door to door or Will. Endorsed by Guide daps. and movie star pats. 004-733-7221 $$ Govierninflient Cxants and loans irilioninallon b Start and expend business or °erm.. 1-800.605-8866 • ca.rlB OOIIMTeai WHITED• Durham's Largest Homeshowr, Metro Ext Trade Centre, March 31-Apri 2A0. 1st Class Exhibitors. Call 905.655-8278 or 1.800.461-3355. I Port Hope, ON L1A 1G9 I CENTRAL COLLEGM7IPS yah Anniversary a Reunion on alasJune • 1 SELL fL10W 2, 3 6 4al in this Mian- MIYIMN nium Year. All Cemraktes' MANE MONEY using the in- AJAX t4Xi 0707 are cordialy invited to renew old friendships and memories. temet. Let me stow you how. www.inbusine554u comYmccWirl UXBRDt# For into. call Jim Minter 905- 162-9741 720-4698 1 Prreareb AN New- est YOU Place www.Oramrdses com Congrats on H.S.0 Cert forever supportive. LoveJAtip I. Creoleltrowse at7Nka pill aft firm Mees a new Friend or Lae for ilk. NEAVENLV PSYCINC An- swers. Find rhe oracle whin. $2.99hrin. •164•24 hrs. 1- 900.451-3763. LIFE WASN'T meats to be lived alone..... don't you de- serve to have someone spe- cial in your life? Cam Misty RRiivger Infroduohm ons-Durtta dch- maker. (on'416) 777r Mraditional 4= m BELAXEnON Body WeSlyell d Bayfy).call (905)-426 4585 for appoiMrnnM. DURHAM $NNW CLUB New approach to fndig Law" growth ser�mirnars�dPersonal . p nights. New fun way to mat singles Selective. Call for interview, 576- 16/6 • : 1 Awwwiorweb HOUSE OF AMBER gift shop will donate 10 cents for each of our packages at seeds sold Donations will be made to the Children's Make A wish Foundation Be sure to enter your name into our in-store free draw with any purchase of $10 or more Gift shop open year round. Wednesday through Sunday. Slop located 15 minutes east of Oshawa and one mile north at Taunton Rd at 5709 010 ScuM Rd North. Hampton ON 905-263- 3205 NO TIME TO TALC[ Why not Fax us your ad! You can use your fax machine to send us your advertise- ment. Please allow time for us to confirm your ad copy and price prior to deadline. One of our customer service representa- tives will call you. Please remember to leave your company name, address, phone number and contact name. awaxwQaa Fax NMS Advertiser 905-579-4218 260 AM a Craft Z70 ComgAerrktterner 275 Pools Spa 200 Lost a Found 290 29S Lwestocit for Sale 300 Autanoblesla Sale 305 Automobiles Wanted 310 Trucks for Sale 315 Trucks Wanted 320 VarW4 WIwN Drive 330 Traders 340 Auto Pans a Repairs 350 Aulo Lewin Rentals 755 Motorcycles sno mabdes 365 Marne 370 Recreational vehicles 37S Farm Epupmww 300 tint' ah Equipment 400 Aparbriwes For Rwit 405 Aparenwh Wated 410 Houses For Rent 415 Hotm Wattled 420 Rwatioases For RBA 425 Space For Reg 430 Roos For Rent qS Roans Walled 440 Roan a Board 445 .unshed Mrairvno doom 460 Staved AD= nerhodrin 456 Condmwmwm For Rise 460 00" 6 Rea/ Space 40 Gairap 6Skap Splicet 467 as wraelwus• Spec• 470 Garages Far Rom 47S Catagn warwW 40 R4wwer4Lwng 406 Resals 4W Fieny vacation aerwale 4% Lad For Rww sm Prowl• Homes rw aeb 506 wattled To Bill sto Tow•eriwss br Sail S/4 ahnrroel Pram V SIS hvMrrww POW" V SW Conder For Sale s2$ DrA o lima Laid 't S30 Fwm kx Sale S36 Lou lir Sale 540 0" -Town Propisba 54S vaciew PMW"s 550 CoOagn For Sale sc0 umde Homes aid Prks mO 570 caw row son 57S Mor" a Lww 95 Manor is - 500 Buml Oppirkrnaw 600 Prekt mhaxss 610 Lerpl Nait•s 620 Tenders 023 Halal Arts 630 640 Coning Evens 660 AUCIl ns 660 670 Pwsonneln 671 Buil wss Vwrsaiek 67S carrpwwa ala Nwwuinmis+es 0M Washy swWw" 700 Brereeys no Bit,: 720 Deaths 7410 len OWN ranks 130 cards Of Thais 7% Gradireles MEngsM wes 7M Anwwwslim an womiwnwes am Window clew" w02 Fb* Dmp ON f."o�C°" a Sow" 606 tcridtnhan m Clrrwiey swow 607 M F Ehilconcid MPlea beg so Palo A o4carreaff Binm Of $' ; riyeg tialYlde6 mIts POSH so"= 07 C conal Ramal kbw 00 M Phil Ibis A Sown On A a22 (lakes Fri Misaft R.p.s PI 00 0 D-muiw4>:b" Film Captang 076 HGm)cwy13eiely h 837 YodUmowm 6 M Guide" Ba" likierhrhee Ba How ready, M3 Show Rernawl aD cam" 861 ISS Ad ays OR Pony Seven fat F�g GaA M Music M Piano Tuning y ES Pripp TlMaslSch ols o r g Services M Schools M Insurance III" ousffwu Sisvit4a a2 Prolessoral Dingoty N3 Chartered Accountants 80 assLou an 1lvanthrrts M7 l &W. Beady M Tax. Film M Ioncbry M InMilmoiarnc BID Duals A/P PAGE 26 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, March 26, 2000 :11 Inlprotrenwft :11 Impr•wntattts •M Maim. IaovYtr a Saar. Free Estimates Since 1967 BOLAND BROS. DRYWALL SERVICES Residential, Comrnercial, Industrial Framing Taping Insulating Texture Spraying IWIllim Boarding Fainting JOHN i -905-640-8321 RETIRED CRAFTSMEN & OTHER EXPERTS FOR LOW COST HOME REPAIRS & REMODELING • PlNnlbing • Carpentry • Electrical • Painting & Much More Inured, Banded, 1 fest emaery 905-686-7236 r11 � ►�11 AlI:4 i� GET MORE FOR YOUR DOLLARSIII One call for all your Home Improvements, office E Bu,tding Renovatoom needs at very affordable prices Guaranteed... Dn}jll • T - liar Ceiling • stucco • H.,*emrM Aparl-cm, • IRmx — • ()th,ics • A, ors • Mi, hens H.,thnxwns • Carpentry - P.un[mK • 1'lumhrnik • 1`la•arx�l • Cer.,mrc T&s • I> w, Free wrxree r�,un.Mn. - t sow FWWWA art A+dYD4 o wun2"d s.r.reem A soar Sm boo - c.a nor • ll . con.,armn M. (SOS) 126-S3e1 - GaLdl Ysf1•idirect.cena A U C ROOFING/W NMWS LTD. Save up to 32% Book Now!!!! • .An types of roofing and windows • Full warranties Euaranwed • Semon Discount • Fully inured and horded • Free eslimales 10 tBB - 100% CANADIAN Cab Andrew at (los) 424.0704 Lawn cutting $ly & up Spring & Fall Clean up 7timming t Garden work "ExeeUent Rates and Excellent Service" GUARANTEED! AESMEVM S C�- CUL (416)806-1808 (905)619-2125 TREE MAINTENANCE A REMOVAL ,* STUMP REMOVAL BOBCAT SERVICE DAVE 831-7055 : Parry S.rvias Parry Servirxa RABBIT wAWrs WORK-- Doing Magic For Children's Parties And AJI Occasions. Have My Own Magician Call Ernie 66x•493= KIDS UNLIMITED u, & STORM Houses, Apartments. Offices, Appliances 8 Piano Specialists. Senior & Mid -Month Discounts. Licensed, insured. Free Estimates. Pro nal atl Mce. Call 436-7795. rocs Movers Exp- m Ha156hold5 • Vtllces • Apts. Paclasg Mi. Ree Esttrrlates 416-423-0239 Toll Free 1-677-432-1841 r tww. * Children's entertainment for any occasion. * V cwwom Downs, character look-alikes, loot bags, AAwAnes CUMING INC. face pair", �' �' m115�. Too busy' Too hrW or Just 'Blue WaW �rN�rarkr1CtParad'96.41'.9!',9r' '31 InsaW Gdwte esa a& (905) SWO727 CLOWN / MAGICIAN AM • Live animals • All occasions • All ages Call Jeff ( 905 ) 839-7057 Roofing-Faintingli LLELLAN Windows — 1 a' 10111-11111111114 905-767-1240• Renovations -GUAPAKTEED- TMS PAINTING John McLellan "A Mals of His Word" PAINTING A & DECOR Interior & Exterior _PLASTIENJIM : 1 1 ImprovanrartRt : 1 1 Improvenrsnts Stu= caw-%. tay tre European Workrnan- Messesa. Pay as yoll." fiaeafisd. as y ship Fast clean BUDGET BOIL DdPROV134EN" Basement Apts.. Rsc-roots, plunrft , ftbons. electrical, b cerneril work 20 yrs. Exp. Call Mano (905} 619-4663. pgr.(416)375-8689 rAINTING n -Us IM. b Ext. Since 1973 Drywall repairs Stucco ceilings taullong, minor repairs Low cost, exc. work Clears. reliable & honest. Free Esbmaees. Jack (905)726-2767 DOORS ERE US GARAGE DOORS, OPENERS, (We install), FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS. Sales Service 6 Repairs 905-837-09" ializing in wrought len fences S. Pool Cres, dog 20 years o nos► r,�-+hes l-e0P916a1f0 FIIMISHED BASEMJENTS batmilns, adMions and second stories. Home repairs. Wane. Leave 428-2145 HANDYMAN Cal a Real Handymar for all your hotsefwld needs. People with &.Ned cash float. No lob too sinal. PYmbirg, electrical, 9trtlawgrr.."(famlIoral, paeft fltls-12an521 all - (905)i2ii217 HUNG HOME IMPROVEMENTS Bsmt apts Devils, Fertart9 Batholm & Mai". Elstxecal and pkanbnq 22 years exp. No up hood tees. Call Mike H05)6e30190 SEAWAY WATER SUPPLY i DISPOSAL > P Sin > AU your seasonal needs 905-683-1397 a is, courder tops. in taps, windows rs garden eh fa Io order. OWL Terry for estimate: 41"115 .10 Pkw"V L'Awt�ae1*t spe�.liang ie � t lisument reeova- tioras. No job too snag Free Estiwates "1 68"773 f0" Iron a s axle reliable servic Call sad e. (416) 414-5911 428-0081 Pickering All M 9Pafli�eriwB Sawcu xila,ts. Gearral rtpaas so et 20% off fa Seais wauinstille �ioan call for a FREE Eshtwale 40.96" RO�IfiO TAJa fVW Specializing in interior and exterior paintirra. Free "sties. Ell � e�i�sreliable serriee, beat airy price. SODIRA PAII1111TING trtergrpali tlinigrWrtq ca llilm eecobro�rrd�ers. trslerior Pauoro dpw Referrals. Ckard Mike Sap ke (905)1131-•49M BOII PA BOW116 liYfTEB! We w1 tore anyfAttg. > Con nercid or rtfsidrrteisl. �>� boas Saror 3 talo rrronflt dtscottrlts. Free 571-0755 1.888 -491 -GM • BeSt 8.7M • FAST, CLB� SELL R NOMI CALL A RELIAOLE AJAX 683.0707 (905) 426-8865 UXBRIDGE 852-9741 • eM • lass• i • $"Moss : fwsbes • • Dllad • • Ol.scb LIBERTY TAX SERVICE Over 250 locations across Canada. Now open in TRANSIT SQUARE - AJAX GO STATION $10.00 off TAX PREPARATION FOR NEW CLIENTS 905-426-9936 AVAILABLE expenenced, with references $65. inc fridge At stove. For a thorough job Call 428-3576 or 986-0320 HONEST, refabk, trtatue person, we experience ki"s"s b do Berl" Em llant r"hwrtcss. Reawnaw on. 576-9865 leave mes"ge l imu my aa� Ilam doctor aerie momme prices Pak" trained Ad Banded & insured I all for estimate l In toshoP,rrorad!!! THE DAWN OF EDEN t3� a P ante to your home. We cut 1 trim lawns a< affordable rata. 184 Fra falai rates - Fully insured SEMW Experts in Removal, Trimming, Pruning & Stump Removal Fully insured. Free estimates Call Shawn 905419.1704 ase ek Service Serving Durham Region Discretion Guaranteed Open 9 a.m. Daily (905) 725-2322 Now Hiring 18+ AMBER ", wK sir Peft blonde. Truly a gentleman's Pleasure! Discreet. out C46 Durham region. 416-989-8991 : Tax. Fin - pi INCOME TAX RETURNS Personal income tax reWnis prepared. Angela (905)686-9128 Personal Income Tans Returns SS)per couple Includes pick-up/delivery Bradley Hall ® 723-9699 *Personal Tar Preparation Corerprrn Pay No GST.! Fer Appaiwbwewt can Jerry 900+39-sm er cell "6.3/6-40*. Nw k delivery av&@Ubk GET FASTER REFUNDS WITH FREE E -FILING • Prepared while you wait a C General Accauttaru Judy Kuksis CGA jos-4xo-wel Also business accorumng servxw For InSall E f301. i Btmusus E F i Cad d( CFP daatetrrr St Plartek 905--4304MM Pferee read }Our ad on flee first day of pubNca- fion all Ilse Cal— a be resp0laible for 111018 UM one III- it NOR in tie event d M aro. IN LOVING MEMORY OF RUSS w who passed away March 28, 1999 He's got a smile that seems to me Reminds me of childhood memories Where everything was as fresh as a bright blue sky Gone now, but never forgotten Love Always YOUR BROUGHAM FRIENDS THIS WEEK Classifieds put YOUR AD on the Internet'. Buy 1 week of classified ads* in all our newspapers and get the second week FREE! Call now and get your ad in over 1,200,000 papers over 2 weeks, as well as on our website at: www.durhamnews.net Your ad will appear in Ajax, Pickeringg, Whitby, Oshawa, Clarington, Port Hope, Cobourg, Port Per and Uxbridge. Special price applies to Auto Sales and Items For Sale classifieds only. OSHAWA • WHITBY • CLARINGTON THIS WEEK 576=9335 AJAWICKEMNG NEWS ADVERTISER 683-0707 UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE 852=9741 PORT PERRY THIS WEEK 985-251 1 PRESEASON SALE a l Daces¢ OWOVOKM Do¢. l CILLI- FOR A FREE . NII HOME ESTIMATE .1111 TODAY! Ess! - 416-499-0777 • Fm AM CMtININ' p M79� Wast - 416-499-3778 Firlandf Available from S25t4QAC mth mto(3 fbO Accepted MQp • Fie � VWrM� 01 1 Jew p ompreanres bbour% March t! Arlt 25 As allNrs eee shell Na11arM. Bl►sttiuYartp�sr tyu►perl Caesar's salad days continue in women's hoops loop AJAX — Et Tu Caesar's huilt up a lead, then held off the Bank of Montreal the rest of the way en route to a 30-23 victory in Ajax Ladies Basketball League play here Wednesday evening. The bankers used a tough one-on-one defence in the second half in an attempt to get back into the contest. But. Et Tu Caesar's used the clock to its advantage to hold on for the win. Anne Whitehead paced Caesar's attack with a 10 - point effort. Debi Bonar was the top point -getter for the bank with eight. In the second game of the evening, the Reds extended their winning streak with a 36-25 victory over East Side Mario's. After a close first half, the Reds dominated the rest of the way. Julie Hughes hit for a game -high 10 points for the Reds. Heidi Brown sank eight for Mario's. Players in the league live in Ajax and Pickering. AJAX AZZURRI SOCCER CLUB Registrations at the Ajax Community Centre k_ (Upper Level) Registration is open to girls and boys ages 4 and up. Cost Family per $J00.0' of 3 or $ 260.00 player more For more information contact: General Manager/Head Coach: liI. Ivtahmoudi (416)751-5705 President: Jim Sgambelluri at (905) 686-0579 ' ice President: Ron Plati at (905) 619-6795 Secretary: Steve Carcyat (905) 686-7245 %'ulunteer: Grid,, \tiles at (905) 427-6181 N'illunteer: Connie I rrrara at (905) 428-0494 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, March 26, 2000 PAGE 27 P Ajax Pickering News Advertiser Presents Haven't yes been sk* W1 em*? Try the mems, greet awach to nlediny in the a w Mien=. tyle • persoi"s ;CAU 11888-545.484 (ext.223) to place "or FREE tom. �' ,.fREE weekly message retneYal for women. We have hundreds of now ads each week. This is just a small sampleof the hundreds of ads we currently haus. To resporA to tlmse aft, kowse or Wes to firers mare, CALL 1-900-451-7844 (ext.223) Only $2 49 per minute You will be charged to your monthly telephone bill 'ou must be '? pears 3f age or older and have a touchtone phone Women seeking men OF ALL THE THINGS YOU COULD HAVE You -;nt k.ir, ,c. ., slim n great shape donde hairedMatel eyed 53 -yr dynamo Friendly comfort able to be around Feminine & sometimes fiery 5'5• b t n Its Into golf working out horses. garcfenrg & beo y around my home WMt am I searrnmg fort What vie dii are. you must be romantic: confident & always the t 8822 gon 1 KNOW WHAT I NEED I ne.,. i ,".......l,.i a surlany vvrdte male 29 o o Female. 5 5-. Gown has & eyes tull-6gueed A little shy but sometimes outgoing. ,t all depends on the way the wind ,s bip mrq Into horse- back r,don animals.water skmn% movies- tons more Looking for a guy who, is kid and animal-hmendly- consd- erale. carng and genwirt 7079 A SMASHING CATCH CATCHME IF YOU CAN c,x r •,:v wh, wa,ItS wn.n w 36 ",5 female. 5 4'. wroth brown hair A -.1 Personality is easy -90o g• pro- .mdoved Like -nes. gong for 'y to the gym. 'u sped quality a partner -to is .,I in Ails" kids at :vont hoDffq char lou ie same vakas and u is 1 do, 8910 LOOKING TO GETSWEET? e .. t lou �. v 0 lolwe. S u. 113 as. •.1 has & ruce brown etiea ',•rsonably S ou40wng. a maple-pwson north good interpeism skills. ofwest & s.•atghtforwad Hobbies ,, a movies. muse. gong for f, W& spe" time with '_.,mly. . friends and my tog. IF WE PLAY DOCTOR a ::. "it. 'i„1'✓• nit f.•.1r y to remmaw. 5 4 '..r'k blond has. medico •,..id. wrath blue. blow eyes. ..pale personalty, easy- , ng. easy to get a" n.'h A student hoping to a nose. Like crafts. bill walking. the Outdoors vneki g Someone who'll con- s%aidv surprise me 9176 Ir S THE SMILE THINGS -lax make things worked 30 . J Stay -db more mom. A,sh,ng to matte this Spring 11 aile more exciting & ful- ',, .iig Looking for someone 41,0 respects himself & rime S --king rekabliry and s,m" �I,ciry in a relationship No r,::.ldganesthey just clutter :r.:ngs up 7096 SLY LITTLE FOX Sometimes shy 5'4' blue eyed brown faired 30 -yr female slightly overweight Personality pka. intelligent & apt to most situations. Into fishing golfing, bicycling. Hoping for a funny extrovert ed gregarious guy to compli- ment my sometimes -shy, side 1007 SEXY ROM NOMBNIIC A VERY WFTN IT I like music bog walks din- ners for 2 annals bowktg & stability. I am 45 yrs heighVwiexpi proporcianare. Somewhat spiritual great conveisatoonalist into music & life in ganeraf. Who do I wand Someone who i5 mis- chievous romantic open minded & very toghether. Know anyone? 9951 1'N NOT A DESIGNER GIRL I like the simple things in life and I like to keep life Simple. Pretty 5'4" & 130 Ibis light brown haired btu; eyes & average build Social girl Fun 21 yr single I—le Into most sports single Mom I like quiet times in the evenings. Looking fon a guy to treat me right 1847 MY WHAT DIG BROWN EYES I HAVE Pretty brown na.red;By,A 5'7- & 155 Ills lady 39 yrs I am super positive & rambunctious about hie Socially ,related & popular Heart of gold Into roller ladkg boadirg & boat- ing. If you think U can keep 'A rug this comberyou most be romantic & like kids 1002 LOOKING FOR SOMEONE TO BURN MY FIRES Single Mem M a, :. eI -iture 'Anhdent 22 N Single q,rl 5 9- sandy blonde tw/hamq blue eyes Pretty I like a 'Jur who enjoys kids is secure with himself & knows how to get the most out of lire 3592 CUTE AS A BUTTDN Spont.no"', I, and ;,.•-,. times Pat cometh to be quiet 46 y o Female. 51-. brown curly hair. hazel eyes. wonderful smile Outgoing, and a fan of animals. putipte. especially chill dren Enjoy crafts. walkn% nialloo Wit hi ng lo find some. one compatible. will a good sense of founm 8245 1 WANT TO KNOW We are •-..,, ,..x. .h. . r-,.• place in tooft A iiat,". ,nap arts. and goals 50 y o Female. 58-. 130 ft. dark hair and :�owwm eyes Jovial. practical. :rnsible, down-Weath, warm Keep busy in nature. at hrme. =vchrq walking. and enVtomin9 the great outdoors Look,nri for goWbtl like muse 2484 A SALESWOMAN Let me —, — . '.6 , For tale. 5'r. strawberry blow hawlost f right sue. my goad kmkmq sery personality. headsmorg but rnmtung Love Its cow as well as spend coke wth my son. walking tie ft �wo.to• bk,ng. girls" night ,.:11 Let's make a deal, tdell wwel 3382 WISHING FOR A PERFECT SOULNATE Ilow :k vis. ih ipt- lir' _ F, . ". 5"8', !Load hair. blue era, worth a slendx bold Gwen sense of humom. Im to Nie a good tot. Enpv waki- ng old outdoor sports, Looking Ibr a mals woo knows hOw to :rex a woman right 591 A CLASS ACT TO BE FOLOWEO BY U 50 yin single ie'na.v 5 115 Ibs. dark brown Tall, green eyes. considered attractive Ousgoirg. energetic, a little bit reserved at torts, Interests are dancing, srrom alf sirs of music. reading, wialking• bicycle rides. movies Seeing same - one o share the simple dugs of Fria with. 1944 CUTE A CRRAAAZY GAL Find het at the movies, reading. spending ane w.tn Inerds 21 yo. Female. 5'5-. red hair• brown eyes. lad back atutt:de acid attire Love kids. cats & romance Looking to settle down wth someone wed is in the same place as I am. Tell ire about your interests. persank- q and passions 2181 11UMIlaEAUTY Without the attitude 24 yo Female. 5'8', 135 lbs, long brown halt and green eyes. Love cracking jokes and having fun: kine making other people smile. Keep busy gong for walks. catchug a movie. what- ever strikes my, fancy. Just looting to meet my best friend sommone who can be wacky from time to time. 8985 FEATINIES TOO MMEIIOIIt To t�111011 I like a man inho has respect for hinmself and is well taken care of. 46 yo. Female. 57. hub eyes. dark brown hair. heavy- set. Personality is cheerful: aburdant energy and a good nature Hobbies are exercising. the great outdoors, working with my herds. Seeking a male who is well adjusted. positive. mature & intelligent 1969 GAMES OF THE HEART Brown haired medium built 57 52 yr temale. Social nun to be with & easy to be with. Easy to get along with & highly roman- tic. Into the pleasures of life. Spots baseball are a few mte- ests Would like to connect with an easy to be with down to earth gentlernan 411 FEATURES TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION I 'ike , mar whc `.j, •. ;Dis• for himself and Is well taken care of 46 yo female. 57 hare) eyes. dark brown hat. heavyset Personality 13 ctwwrful. abundant energy and a good -nature Hobbies are exercising. the great out doors. working with my ands. Seeking a male who is self -adjusted. positive. ,nature & intelligent 1969 YOUR PLACE OR MINE Iso' •"a, Mut, r an W soak peule "Y pret. ty 50 for female win dark Gown half/green eyes Easy to get aiong -0 & very patient I especially like danc. in6, musicb brke ndxg There S Mals more I ,;ordialfy ,mote you to call b hear more 1944 CARES OF THE HEART Brow^- 5'2- u w harmer socia lin to be with & easy to be aim Easy to get along with & high. IV rmnanuc kip tit pleasures of hie Sports baseball are a few interests. Would like to correct with an easy to be wroth down to earth ge de. man 4.19 TAKE CHARGE K290 OF WOMAN Knows wt„f, it she's 90M to qet it 30 yo Farrefe. 5'f 135 IOs, long reo- dish brown has hatd eyes Easy9ors pholsophocal still. ab by nacre , 'in der f am bkpg" R that way look.n,, 1, someone with srmla ides: i infetsis like a guy who IT We .M hon tine To hoe Tell t tie deeper togs about row-- Ae briny tougfr's 7r religion b poktics 047 LOOKING FOR A KINDRED SPFRIT In ted Sr — r;e. '.rye Fame%. med,"m axle'. 53-. dad hair & haler eyes Owporrg. wt0ers:rndng- hon at compassonatr oil moue I" arwnals, go" for @nes. Room. trate, bran nice it Wishing Its meet a rka. car- ing. Wgk gentleman to spall some quaker tine with 8939 L DARE YOU To gine me o x. yo. Fan nak. S'H-. 2010 es Quiet but vary happy & ctveerhul Immests are reulog wash ON movies. dreaming about tavehmg argwd the world Looking 'a an amoral -lover that s open-minded, hoist & M-2044 DON'T TAKE IT TOO SERIOUSLY Life a sometimes ciao ws1 a man who mows how to hsugh & make the best 46 y o Female. 5'9-. medium build good pkysral shape Quiet and a title nmarsted, indepexe dent like sparing cane by mysell Also love gong to tie- abe. mores. out fon dinner with h nxnQs A tache. I am always interested in learning as well Perhaps we can leach each other a thing or two about love 7064 A LADY WITH IT ALL Good bolts in addition to a good (lead on her shoulders 35 yo Female. 54'.blue- green eyes. bad hair. small buil Adventurous. sponta- neous and affectionate Love it allan. travel. sports, com- putets. Also love tennis, music. movies. playing guitar. Look" for my own prince. someone who can make me smile. 3977 CETTM FFOX WANT TO mma Nice looking 5' brown haimcf/eyed peum bund. 29 yrs. Casual laid back sense of life & Now Winter sports dancing bike riding & bowling occupy some ofmy tune. I'd like a sense of hens good anitude towards life all rolled into a male would tickle my fumy Ione. 3359 SASSY A SORTED Pick her Pretty vivacious tun easy to be with 32 p 5T & 150 Ips blade haired gal Intelligent hard working Full time student. Busy & active Sugle Mom Summers by the lakes/wintet activities take up some of my time & am hoping you might want to take up the rest 6886 YOU WONT GET ANY MIXED MESSAGES FROM WE Svagttawar: c ;-.mng a to the pain Good looking 33 yr olid 5'4- a 130 lbs gni Somewhat quiet I work our d lot Personable ore on one Easy to get *N with Wide .age of hobbles. decorating Skiing working out etc I'd like to meet Mr Rpt at least half kA Right 7418or OF ALL THE FLOWERS YOU COULD PICK Pik my ro, w • w ..sr, panted 23 or 5 3- y000 own brownish red king hair easy on the eyes & easy an to heart F,,,, itrf for to be around Not an altenf on grabber Prdessionalh employed Inro all winter sows & keeping super active or hderm scan & h oiy'onniersable 2554 WAMA COME PLAY WrM MY DOG A NE? 5'1 Ignt Gown :w with ermerad grdxr Ova leo as the thn% bed woe hmytll'tenrre ortspoier spirited a dont believe on'lull moments Team leader onto rhe :romgkrys of He .00kuy fa a confides secure & •inane auy 3656 1 PACK A PUNCH WITH A CUTE FACE Yoktporcus ouor h,, '.usg honest female Brown harr/harel eyed 39 N proles sonally ertfployed very amo- honaly merntalN wrathrt I am a gourmet rook. moves the Are & exDlormg posub-h-res Totally Omtne upbeat am nude towards life I'd like to fid a 2get err corihoent A 'lir to be around kid of guy DEPENDNN: ON THE TIME OF YEAR I MIGHT BE A REDHEAD OR A Brunet!, female . 5 .d:: -:c =uld Adwenturout cnim ve easy to be with & a lot of life & 'wr Full time sabot part time wok Bowling s ciaknrrg & spending trate with my kids ntieeSts it you can make rte tat are ler to be with & have a good attitude towar7s le replies gracrm6ly worries 3359 WAITING FOR CUPID To .. -me 45 Femahe. > J : brown nair out eve& nice smile. Ernergdre. honest hard working and a litter shy lite sewing, ca ce- in swimming. walking _ookig !a a ms, active. Jpwn lo -earth fdbw, fairly good IOOki g. independent Be uepaed la a woman wro likes to take action most of the Time 3460 SPUNKY, GOOD NATURED P,,.,e',x .w entwe and ;oar: tithes wrhd great guv 511 yeas young female. 5 6-. medium build. great wise of hmoou. Love travel• having the occasional night out. spending quality times with friends. gardening. Looking lot someone with ho esty acid compassion 8769 EASY AS 1-2-3 You, me and some great chemistry 47 Vo. female, great Dersonahry ad a good sense of burnout Hobbies are music & dancing• woodwork- ing. outdoors in the summer. rm a one-man women. look- ing for a one -woman man, who is employed. Naves the outdoors and colo, and ready fon new experiences 7073 MILL 47 yo. lemale. Beat pasmal- ity. spontaneous with a goad sense of honour. Love music. dancing, woodwork. outdoors in the summa. I'm a one-man woman, looking fa a one - woman man. Looking for yr it you love the outdoors. Y. children and new experi- ences. 7073 ACTIVE. MDTIBATED Even in matters of love. this log -haired female takes a pro-acuve approach Aluactive53yo female. 56 120 IDs, long brown hair• brown eyes. Fun -loving. com- passionate, a lova of the Sim- ple things n life. like good food or a glad glass of wine Love volunteering. crafts, out door acuwhes Looking for compassiat care. and relia- Wity in a man 8746 Men seeking women rfill UP FOR ANYTHING YOU ANTE HAVE IN NINO In -Jora: .r,w, wr - a,.- Somew hat of a :matt smart - ass. spontaneous adventure some creative & h,0 energy 5'r .n brown han/hdtel eyed guy Into working out soc,apu" �nq open mmrtoW & easy to talk r0 Business owner /self empiow d It you"re Pretty ht ntc a somewhat ser,ms type of relationship then stop night mere 7422 ANYTHING GOES We ca. ' .."w is trends or we rout go worth . passion 23 yo male. Native .avarba i. medium Gold. 5'8- 1ersonalny ,s kid caving. and fun A single dad. wry -onn- mrteed 10 tang for my daugh- ter Into sports. gong to moves. enjory.rg late Seeking honesty. vncerny- and -om pass'on in a woman 44M 1 MAKE HEADS TURN On C • : r ....nr da r Mak, happy-go-lucky. posm bve, for, inkresis are biksa� ball. hockey, must. aid dict 'n9. playing pool Looking for a woman who fres spmdaig time -In me. who Is atvac five. outgoing fun 1955 AN OLD-FASHIONED ROMANTIC considir."'.. : ,n. goxy a great losrenn. thoughtful 46 Yo Mak. 511- 160 Ibs. ')low m haw. dark frown srnol- hirmg eyes Considered x1ramwe Hobbies are read- wg• wrah.,Tg" ;aknip.rg, and playing quits amythrg elm in the Beat outdoors. Lookup for a woman who will come Song and make eerythng :ha 1 dpi tet much better 4432 INVENT WE MET BEFORE? It we hd.t.... we VkAA ha el 4B y o Male. :yl & Shia. F1'.189 lbs Friendly and shy at Inst, but more dar- ing wren I open up Very sports oriented love rallerbladng- hockey. bok- in% Waiting Ito; a compatible woman to tome along ad WOW me on my feet 8111 1 NEED A GIRL TO HELI ME BREAK OUT OF NY Shs,. = 1- d,.r :Aowi. '..w blaetiyi gtith eves 5 y & '70 well-propoort"Wd III .no hockey. sports soccer t,shng A spectates sports. I consider t"stif Smart outgo - inn A wild hope for the Samie in a lie minded gal 1558 00 YOU BELIEVE IN EIS? Wama meet rimy lab n.ce Iookun9 31 -yr maiewtn assn Weer( eyes & sardy blonde hair. 6't' in great mustula build. Intelligent well man- nered & even tempered. Into sonahmng. writing being cre- ative & exploring. I'd like to connect with a lin romantic pretty girl who takes care of herself 2535 SUM TO MODLM6 Build Out is very humorous even tempered mlo-man- n &ed well-mannered conpro- msing & highly romantic 49- N Wry. 51- & 165 Ibs blonde hair/blue eyes wain a stun build. I have lots to one. Into spons, skiing, femis & rac- quetball If you're highly lornantc & very confident do call' 1943 HEART OF GOLD Professionally employed i youthful 58 yrs young 5'5' & 150 Ibs with a ylwrg son SM. 1 enjoy home lite have a warm & caring personality. I'm into warm sunny places & the out- doors Financially secure. I've Suring family values. non- smoker & social drinker I d like to meet with an attrdctive Stan lady 45.52 who has Simi- lar interests & 's financially secure. 6071 i w A/P PAGE 28 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, March 26, 2000 FUP BRAND NAME BEDDING; IANKRUPTI!Y 11-11HIRATIIINI ...°' AS AWARDED BY THE TRUSTEE, LIQUIDATION WORLD HAS BEEN AUTHORIZED TO LIQUIDATE THE ENTIRE INVENTORY OF A MAJOR MANUFACTURER. THEIR ENTIRE $6,000,000 INVENTORY OF FAMOUS BRAND NAME BEDDING, LINENS AND MUCH MORE IS BEING LIQUIDATED AT ALL LIQUIDATION WORLD OUTLETS ACROSS CANADA! IE - - TWIN ��g9 TWIN ��9g TWIN 1499 COMPARE AT COMPARE COMPARE AT 30.00-50.00 ............... AT 90.00 .................. 25.00-35.00 ............... DOUBLE ��99 DOUBLE ��99 DOUBLE ��99 COMPARE AT COMPARE COMPARE AT 45.00-70.00 ............ AT 110.00 ............... 35.00-45.00 ............... QUEEN 29 AT QUEEN 69gg QUEEN ��99 COMPARE AT COMPARE COMPARE AT 0.00-90.00 ............ AT 120.00 ............... 40.00-50.00 ...-----.... YOU WILL 3 0 6 0 0/io SAVE Off COMPMMME RETAIIII. PRICES! TWIN 99 COMPARE Ern AT 14.00 ..................... 5 DOUBLE 99 COMPARE Ei= AT 16.00 ........................ QUEEN 99 COMPARE E�CN AT 18.00 ..................... 9 Hw"IM1III 63" WEIM COMPARE AT 30.W50.00.. 84" WIM COMPARE AT 30.00-60.00 . ............................. 1499 5 99 COMPARE AT 15.00 I1;iaH; 3COMPARE AT 7.0 990-8.00 NOW 85 LOCATIONS ACROSS NORTH AMERICA Including: Selection may vary from store to store .AJAX COBOURG Q 282 Monarch Ave 1 King St. East STORA (905) 427-7708 (905) 372-0561 .' ... ' . BRAND NAME l�:j:j.� �•r MAMESS BOXSPRMG SETS • 624 Coil Combo • Coil -On -Coil Support Damask Cover • Includes Both Pieces • 25 Year Manufacturer Warranty COMPARE AT SO0.A6-950:00 3 95 49 it 3 9915 I Il; LiaON ■tivo�z' .'^.J.1.§j`u ..`x'�?a#�11I`v''cc''Cr... ... ,+.�r.1[r _ n.':. ,.... t.. w"i-`IiawX-}LS:f✓'7!wiPH..'. ti ��� T .