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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA2000_03_31i PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING'S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1965 PRESSRUN 50.100 !WN Trustee chastised for refusing app roval s Durham Catholic board official says she is trying `to make a point' BY MIKE ROTA staff % riter Whitby Trustee Judy Moms refused to approve seven policy documents which came before the Durham Catholic District School Board Monday. While she didn't object to the content of the policies. Trustee Morris said she could not sanc- tion the documents because they contained minor punctuation er- rors and a lack of format consis- tency. "What I'm trying to do is make a point:' said the policy committee member. "in the edu- cation sector, 1 think we're called to higher standards. If we're passing policy. I thins: it should be done properly" Policy committee chairman and fellow Whitby Trustee Mary Ann Martin, however, found the approach "unprofessional:' Trustee Morris had opportuni- ties to raise the issue with herself See CATHOLIC page 2 36 PAGES FRIDAY, MARCH 3l, 2000 Clocks change this weekend! RON PIETRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo Taking his cue Bill Hicks lines up a shot during a friend)%• game of snooker at the Pickering Seniors' Activity Centre. He was testing his skills against fellow, competitors Ted Swann and Hugh Rahy. Leak shuts Pickering nuclear reactor PICKERING — One of the four functioning reactors at the :Pickering nuclear station was shut down last week after a small pin- hole leak was detected in one of its boiler tubes. Unit 5 was safely shut down on Friday. March 24. Ontario Power Generation says in a press release. There were no safety issues con- nected to the leak and emission tar- gets for the station weren't compro- mised, the release states. Also. Unit 8 returned to service on Tuesday following a planned 149 -day outage. Having the reactor back on line will help Ontario Power Generation meet the anticipated summer peak use in the next few months. Unit 6 is cu rendy undergoing a planned maintenance outage and will be returned to service later this spring, while Unit 7 continues to operate under normal conditions. All four units are on the 'B' side of the facility. OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $5/ $1 NEWSSTAND •e R F fOn budgets and the po Questions over choices made Durham polio officials meet budget target BY SUSAN O'NEILL Staff Writer The Durham Regional Police Services Board has met the budget target set by regional politicians earlier this month. But, there's some concern about the way that target was met. mem- bers of the Region's finance com- mittee heard Wednesday. When the board presented the ti- narwe committee with a budget of just over $72 million March 15. they were told it was too high and were asked to reduce the budget by 5807.0(x). A recent decision by the police services board to use an OMERS (Ontario Municipal Employees Re - See POLICE page S Inside the News Advertiser WNERE TO FIND IT Editorial Pale ...........6 Cehm■mist ..............6 EwtertailmaW ..........26 Sports ................29 Cly .............31 GIVE US A CALL General ..........683-5110 Distribution ......683-5117 ClassNied ........683-0707 Death Netices .....683-3005 Sincerely Yeas ...........1-800-662-8423 Email .shouston@durham.net Web site ....durhamnews.net FAX .............683-7363 ROGER ANDERSON 'Our concern is the bottom line.' CfP 2 for 1 S SquaS r • �RPick Complex April 1 - 30 Call Now 683-6582 so of prier • SALES • SERVICE • LEASM • 111MA S - 9MY SHOP ao9ta- - N,ftmft wwn41uw.00w (906) 42"M "Try ww Bat" f sro '. P�'?JIEwS'ApIIEpT�'IR�IY.�At'i'IpN,'M� �1,40�_'.' Catholic trustee rapped&by Durham colleagues CATHOLIC While this that the principal tors now have a "It was hasi- get involved and She said the to participate in takes away from fmm page 1 does not repre- is "the manager policy to cite and tally brought for- run things on policy was extracurricular teachers taking sent a change, the of that school," refer to when ward because their own." said planned before activities, noting part in extracur- or the committee policy reaffirms and administra- necessary. parents wanted to Trustee Martin. teachers refused it "in no way riculars." secretary without voting against the $4,883 $17,923 FREE $M $15,712 FAQ; $5,404 policies at the board, said Trustee Martin. Besides, even when a policy statement re- 90 PLYMOUTH 98 WINDSTAR 95 CHEV 85 LINCOLN ceives final read- 118K ACCLAIM 69K GL 98K ASTRO LT 148K CARTIER ing at the board, as five docu- $12,857 f'�S16.913 S mems did Mon- da on- �. day, she said it _ _ . goes back to the secretary for 'S6 minor changes such as those ointcd out h = 38K 97 CHEV 4 P y CAVALIER 96 GMC 57K SAFARI her colleague. 18.379 FREE 100 515.862 FREE s JUDY MORRIS 'It should be done properly.' "We have big- ger issues to deal with than whether the Is are dotted or the Ts are crossed;' said Trustee Martin. Trustee Morris admitted she may be "too picky," but was sticking to her guns. She also objected to the board prac- tice of simultane- ously approving the second and final reading of a policy. Policies have to be updated when changes are made at the provincial level, for example, and practices already in place in schools have to be spelled out clearly in policy documents, said Trustee Martin. A case in point is the Extracurricu- lar Activities Pol- icy, which re- ceived final read- ing Monday, and applies to both secondary and el - e m e n t a r y schools. "It's really stressing that the principal is the one to approve everything to do with extracurric- ular activities in the school," said Trustee Martin. 98 DODGE CARAVAN ,.,FW _ft W111FN'AE MM 96 HONDA EX. AUTO.. AIR. 3,915 a:2 00t C C%oM �ER�ICE �Ea?If1C Opening Balance Exhaust work on your car rake work on your wife's car y •- Antenna for your mothers car Taxes Remaining Balance $10,904 $16,914 13K 96 GRAND AY 95 TOYOTA 9 CVA95 Ga N SP 93 SUNT IN A�w�� 95 FORD '«�• wSADrOUR GL VE E CERTIFICATE M 98 HONI 60K CIVIC U $18,854 sm 4 j1 � • .,K 98 HONDA R CIVIC SI 5 SPD. $7,412 ICEi11�E IIIC1 t0W.04�K 93 SPIRIT 4KXX oo $9.00 $23.55 $2$19.45 11 OK 093AEROISE 91 FORDS U2 93 SATURN0__._ 97 •Kr 72K sp.rnxal.iaay? 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Ri W le .l �fl�ed�A�, atl0tlw PAC# -a>1 IIIP• Editors note: This is the thin! fea- ture in a 12 -part series which loots at child povert in Durham Region. Hildoft no heln to BY JANE McDONALD Staff Writer The look on child advocate Councillor Maurice Brenner's face said it all as he watched the televi- sion screen in the Pickering Munici- pal building's board room Feb. 28. those in poverty There was a combination of hurt and a quiet anger, but no real surprise as the broadcast of Finance Minister Paul Martin's budget speech failed Feds have turned back on serious problem say advocates to even mention child poverty. In a strongly -worded press re- problem we have," Oshawa MP "In Durham Region, we are very representative and the other politi- lease issue Feb. 29, the Durham Ivan Grose told this newspaper last fortunate;' says Coun. Brenner, the cians who make up the new task Child Poverty Task Force also be- fall when asked to comment on Ward 1 Regional councillor from force include the following: moaned the fact the federal budget child poverty. "It is going to be ad- Pickering, "in the sense that this is a • the Province must act in part - left out children living on welfare. dressed in the next budget, I know ... very rich municipality. A lot of peo- nershcp with the federal government "Lack of such an initiative is a ple did benefit from the budget. lin- to establish effective and accessible cynical political manipulation and is "After the affirmations of both fortunately, there are a lot working programs and services for Ontario's a dereliction of duty on the part of the Prime Minister. Mr. (Jcan) Chre- poor for whom there watt some ben- children by December 2(XX): the Federal Government as regards tien and the Finance Minister. Mr. efit but not enough. One out of • the national child benefit sup the children of this country, even on (Paul) Martin, that the 2(XX) budget seven children in Durham Region is plement should be for all children the Government's own agenda of would he a 'Children's Budget', the on social assistance and they re- and the provincial clawhack on this keeping the country competitive Durham Child Poverty Task force ceived no benefit." supplement from those on social as - with others ... can only register its deep disappoint- Rev. Russell wholeheartedly sistancc should he removed: "What would have been helpful ment that the Midget has failed to agrees. -11w lowering of tax rates • user fees assumed by munict- to poor children, would have been a live up to the goverrinw-Ws pro mis- for lower and middle income earn- pakties should be included as part of financial pledge to work with the es," says Rev. Dr. Mervyn Russell, ers, the raising of their earnings the municipalities' 20 per cent con - provinces to significantly raise min- chairman of the kcal task force. thresholds, plus the indexing of in- tributio n toward the cost of child- imum wages: greater eligibility for "Even though children were rnen- corse taxes may all marginally help care programs, and duration of Employment Insur- tioned (in the budget), they were those who are near the poverty line;' municipal councils across the ance: a requirement upon employers mainly referred to as a justification says the poverty task: province should adopt a children's to offer benefits to part-time work- for the over-riding agenda of the force; chairman. charter modelled after the ors: a funding for affordable housing budget which was tax reduction. Mr. " 1xy will do Toronto charter initiative." Martin did mention the cost of rais- nothing for It is just over a decade since the ing children but, even in that context the actual NOW %DAT W _ wLWi House of Commons' called for an tie did nor once use the phrases and de.�spe�r- �j[, C'1 end to child povertyyear by the yr 'child poverty' ox 'children in povex- ately poor. 1Nr» cRFAN 2000. In the last decade:, the gap be- ty.' It was a though they do not Reductions twee:n rich and poor has grown and exist" in personal continues to grow to include a con- Rev. Russell has gond: on record income tax servative estimate of at least 11.000 as saying, "Ii[ose who have paid the: make no difference if children in Durham Region who most for the reduction in debt have you pay none and make live in poverty. been the most needy in Canadian so- very little:- difference if you One in seven kids live in poverty ciety, as the federal government has pay very little ..... in Durham Region, confirms the cut federal transfer payments and Coun. Brenner and other Durham Child Poverty Task Force. the provincial government has been child advocates he met with "Pay now or pay later" is the unable to make up the difference." in Toronto on March 7 mantra of the: social agency. "There "All this buck passing," says forme a lobby group they've are clear economic costs for allow- Coun. Brenner. "Everybody blames named the Ontario Children's Ac ing child poverty," the task force's everybody else. But as advocates, vocate Task Force. "We cannot I literature reads. "If they are not paid there's no point expending a lot of a blind eye to the families and today, they will be paid tomorrow energy. We're not interested in who children who still meed a hand through a less effective and trained is at blame ... " up rather than a hand out," work force and/or costs for social Coun. Brenner joined his munic- he adds. "Unfortunately, control (police, jails, psychiatric ipal counterparts from across On- the budget did not offer hospitals) and costs of rehabilitation tario one week after the federal bud- a hand up" (hospitals, community services, in- get was released to send a message Recommenda- come maintenance)." . to the provincial and federal govern- dons made by aMI "I think this is the most important merits. the Durham u3169L.A, . Mu,.la. and the draft Durham charter. Mr. Brenner pointed out most of the municipal representatives he met with were from affluent regions and communities where people with high incomes live and local economies thrive. "That says something, that they recognize the vast opportunity." he says. "Why can we fix the deficit but not poverty? We are not talking about hand-outs ... no one believes in welfare but we do believe in en- suring children's futures. It is an in- vestment in our future." Anyway one looks at the num- bers. allocating $2.5 -billion a year by 2(X)4-05 as Paul Martin did to in- crease child -tax benefits out of a total tax reduction of 517.6-hillion. did not make it a children's budget on Feb. 28. Analysts have argued for a flat tax and for no one living below the poverty line to be taxed. Both the GST and PST are considered re- gressive taxes by these same critics who content the elimination or re- duction of thea taxes would imme- diately help the; poor. Why, then, aren't federal and provincial officials helping those: in poverty*) %%by are the number of poor children inLreasing'? Mumci- paiities at one time had a benefit package for the working poor but the Ontario Government ended it. Could it be tlx: federal Liberals have seen how popular the anti -poverty 1 1 tet stances taken by Ontario LL VG and Alberta are and have decided not to help the poor for fear of irritating the orga- nized, tax -paying elec- torate who vote'; "First we are going to have to give these families a hand -up if we are to break the cycle if dependence:' says Coun. oer. "We're aoins to have to If you had to feed a family of seven could you do it on $125 per week? That's about what it costs 29 - year -old Michelle to feed her five children and husband every seven days. How does a woman who's just broken free of a 13 -year trip on the welfare cycle - her husband began a full-time construction job in Febru- ary - manage to keep her brood healthy? She goes for the jumbo boxes of cereal, buys big bags of rice and potatoes, gets her vegetables in bulk and focuses on the best values in the meat department. She makes every cent count. Makin sure eve cent accounted forte the family a long way. g '�'`U `"ii[ere's a pride I feel in being i off welfare. I was on government assistance for too many years and Fresh food at low prices the key for large family I'm glad we're off it now," she -'The family probably consumes a bag of milk and two loaves of bread a day so the food does go fast. But Michelle, who receives $600 per month from the feds in the form of a GST child tax credit, .makes the best use of the money she can. She estimates it could cost $200 or more to feed her family but she spends a lot of time a few days before shopping to pinpoint exactly what she needs. And she found Finance Minister Paul Martin's assurances in his budget speech last month about an increase in the child tax credit en- couraging. "I'm more than happy with what I receive right now but it's a bonus that more GST tax money will be available in the future," she says. The kids, who range in age from four to 13, don't constantly pester her for things, says Michelle. They seem happy with what they have. "Every two or three weekends we take the children to a bowling alley and let them play games. It probably costs $70 or $80 but we like to let them have some fun," she says. She does worry about the rising cost of gas, as her husband must make a round-trip to Uxbridge daily for work from their down- town Oshawa home. But it's a job and he's very happy to have it. The $650 per week based on $15 per hour and a 50 -hour work week says. She recently took several rent - to -own items her husband had bought on loan back to the store. That netted some much-needed cash, which went back into the family's food budget. "My little hyper guy always says he's hungry, so I need food on hand for him,- says Michelle. But overall, like the weather outside, life is improving for the family and Michelle figures better days are ahead. kt"1 4941 1*e,A-6A;444 '911k's Ml�!!�'"I~1�Vv��fN�t�pll�ltR�#tlbM1�'�t)f1�it1: lilbt�Fr�34 ^l6biu Parents invited to forum on busing Plan will see some students sent to Ajax PICKERING — The Catholic school board's plan to bus graduating students from three Pickering clemen- tan schools to the new A.1ax high school will be discussed at an April 5 meeting. In Januarv. the Durham Catholic Dis- trict School Board approved in principle blundarie,, for the high school to be built near Harwood Avenue and Ross - land Road. As a result, graduating stu- dents from Holy Redeemer, St. Wilfrid and St. Anthony Daniel Cathiilic schools are to be bused to Ajax. Pickering Trustee Jim Mc('atlinv is on record as opposing the plan as he supports a new Catholic high ,ch,,,l in the City. The meeting takes place at 7 P.M. at Holy Redeemer school. 747 Liverpiad Rd. A.J. GRO N/ Nexus Advertiser photo ythe lWh ace? oo g Wattson, a standard schnauzer, Rets his fa- Trade Centre in Pickering. The dog show cial hair groomed during the Trillium Dog brought together more than 100 canine IF-anciers Show hosted at the Metro East breeds and all of the people vs -ho love them. Durham joins forces to promote smoke-free living Health departments across Greater Toronto Area share funding to develop new campaigns The Durham Region Health _ a 1999 survey conducted by the Department is taking a lead role health department indicated 22 in developing a campaign to pro- �: M per cent of children in Durham mote smoke-free living in mu- live in homes where someone nicipalities across the Greater smokes regularly. Toronto Area. 'Tobaa:o use is the leading The local health unit is one of t cause of premature death and six public health units in the disability in Ontario, but this GTA that will share more than health problem is entirely pre - $815,000 in provincial funding veritable;' says Dr. Donna to develop a campaign entitled Reynolds, Durham Region asso- 'Breathing Space. Community ciate medical officer of health. Partners for Smoke Free sx' r; "With three years of previous ex - Homes'. to draw from, Durham Homes'. Created by the health depart- Region Health Department is in a ments in Durham, Halton, very good position to do more to Hamilton, Peel, York and Torun- promote not only the dangers of to, the campaign will aim to in- smoking, but the definite benefits crease awareness about the haz- associated with smoke-free liv- ards of second-hand smoke. DR. DONNA REYNOLDS ing.' "We're very pleased to be a 'Tobacco use According to the department, leader in the development of the Tobis the leading the campaign will enhance exist - Breathing Space project,” says cause of premature death ing efforts to reduce tobacco use public health nurse Joanne and disability in Ontario.' and exposure to second-hand Bradley, noting experience . smoke in Durham. Funding for gained from the Smoke -Free The health department reports the program is part of $2.3 mil - Home campaign launched by the exposure to second-hand smoke lion being provided by the Region in 1997 will be used to is a significant health concern, Province to local community benefit other communities. especially among children. And, agencies to combat tobacco use. Administrative pros offer ener tics aim � p 'Increasing energy levels is the topic being covered when a business group meets in Durham next week. The Durham Chapter of the International Association of Administrative Professionals meets Monday, April 3 at 7 p.m. in the Durham Region Social Services Department board- room, at the northwest corner of King Street and Thornton Road in Oshawa. Katharine duQuesnay will speak on How to increase your energy by 300 per cent. Phone 432-2063 for more in- formation. ;vRfzYl � oo• Stj l T® I �Appy �4 � ! LIV 1 �R � I Wla c�atht MunaAtcmcnt rid Nutrition ( cntrcn 1 e+o-A+sr ro"+,s 7aoo 1163 Kingston Rd., Pickering I �t rfK�lAlTt fIf1lBlls(905) 420-0003 ' ITIWIMat-1onal clothiers Over 55.000,000 Of Menswear Has Been Consolidated from Our Stores Across Canada for This Incredible Event! Single asuits e Breasted is Jackets Dress Pants 1 82829191 CUJA BRONKHORST/ News Advertiser photo Having a ball �1�Is,A�ITMiI�t-i'11pA1►#�IIt61kMMD�>tI�Q.OMQ� �'d AIS Walk aP et to raise funds for Humane Society The 9th annual People for for the animals in the society's Inn and Spa. There is a $5 entry Pets Walk-a-thon will take place care. fee for individuals, families or Sunday, May 28 at the Heber Participants with the highest groups. Heber Down is located Down Conservation Area in pledges over $750 have a chance off Coronation Road at Taunton Whitby. to win a trip to Orlando or a two- Road and Hwy. 12. Participants The Humane Society of night stay at St. Anne's Country should take lawnchairs. Durham Region will host the five -kilometre walk from 9:30 y a.m. to 2 p.m. There will be re- V freshments 12)r all and prizes for ;o., high pledges and contest win- U ners. All proceeds will be used Words of Wisdom A chip on the shoulder is the •`+ heaviest load anyone can carry. ff you like our quotes, you'll love our printing. 69jCE /AnR69 CORRECTION ;')R UUP PAuE SPRING S E:'PfhHEPE PPF PRINT )ALE DATES. MARCH 27 -APRIL 2. 2000) (C035F500) PAGE 9 - 112 PRICE OUTDOOR LANTERNS DESCRIPTION READS 2 -PACK OF LANTERNS WITH MOTION SENSORS SHOULD READ 2 -PACK OF LANTERNS WITH SENSOR PAGE 18 - SAVE 1540 ON KIDS' VES 12.16" FRAMES DESCRIPTION SHOULD READ 12-20" WHEEL SIZES. PAGE 21 - CRAFTSMAN WEATHERBEATER 2' STORM DODRS DESCRIPTION SHOULD READ CRAFTSMAN WEA14RBEATER 1-518" STORM DOORS I WE SINCERELY APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE THIS MAY HAVE CAUSED SEARS CUSTOMERS CORRECHON NOTICE 0 �Y o�- See ad Wed, March 29 o for preview item list !Vote: Revised date and time below AUCTION Pickering Recreation Complex 1876 Vallev Farm Road (rest of LiverpooL .ouch of HwN..) Sun. April 2, 2 p.m. r = = = = = = = = = % Camile Mathews keeps her sense of humour while playing pool for the first time. Camile and other youth turned out recently at the Youth Centre , in Ajax to spend time together and have fun. S eak u s eak out in A' ax p p � J � Three public meetings cover pavilion 1 1 x id , development, Official Plan sportsp e b AJAX — A trio of meetings being held in the coming weeks will give Ajax residents a chance to shape the commu- nity. Meetings on the Rotary Park Pavilion and the Sponsplex are scheduled for next week, while the final draft of the new Ajax Official Plan will be debated at the April 10 meeting of council's standing committee of the whole. A new pavilion will be built this sum- mer at Rotary Park on the lake front re- placing an existing snack bar with a larger, year-round multi -use building. Drawings and information will be pre- sented at a meeting on Tuesday, April 4 at 7 p.m. in the HMS Ajax Room of the Ajax Community Centre on Centennial Road. The pavilion should be completed in the fall. On Wednesday, April 5, design plans for the 100 -acre Sportsplex facility in north Ajax will discussed. The facility will be at the southeast corner of Taunton and Audley roads and construc- tion could begin next year. The meeting starts at 7 p.m. and is also being held in the HMS Ajax Room. The ()Ficial Plan sets out how the Town will be developed over the next 20 years, showing where residential, com- mercial and industrial growth will be, what types of businesses are permitted Wit and what areas are to remain as green- belts. Copies of the proposed OP are available in the Planning and Develop-, ment Services offices, 75 Chambers Dr., or on the Town's Web site at v►wvw.townofajax.com. The April 10 meeting begins at 7 p.m. and is being held in the council chambers of Town hall, at the corner of Harwood Avenue and Kings Crescent. For more information on the OP, gall 619-2529, ext. 247 or 250. Beer Store hosts bottle drive Beer drinkers will be able to do their part for the environment if they return their empties on Saturday, April 15 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Volunteers from local government will be manning participating stores across the province to support Conser- vation Ontario and Earth Day Canada in the first ever "Score One for the En- vironment" event. Donated deposits will be used to fund local environmental initiatives such as tree and shrub planting and stream bank erosion control. For more information, contact The Beer Store at (905) 277-7488. 3 BAGS 30 LITRES EACH WITH THIS COUPON t t t 1HolmeIe hardware BUILDING CENTRE I 477 KINGSTON RD., DICKERING , WHILE QUANTITIES LAST 905-839.4321 = = = = = = = A AIP PAGE 14 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, MPFCh. 31, 2000 a r� a 046 flGHT HERE at VILUGE CHR YSLER tWc • t77\ + MIX Now 36 WMilli �13R MW Ajv=qA LLI! 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NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY FrMninN Yah Al S 11/P DURHAM REGION'S WAREHOUSE & FACTORY SPRING 2000 OUTLET GUIDE Get everything you need for your tamily and home, Warehouse and factory direct shopping outlets are springing up everywhere' As savvy shoppers rush to find the best deals in town, we've put together a special section devoted to organizing your excursion and helping you tackle your spring cleaning and upgrades wish list. Tiles Carpet Seats Hosi4 Shirts Land Products E Remnant Cushion Pads P- Lightin Carpet' Lightin Roofin Curtai Drapes Pools S Furnitur Lighting Roofing Curtains Lighting Novelties Windows Dresses Giftware Ratan Carpeting Lighting Pa Roofing G Curtains Ro Drapes Ch s Mattresses Pool Toys Pools sses Pool .-More! _ usewares Paint Bedding Fu Door Crashers �s Decks Shoes Painting Llgh Specials. . Ir Kitchen Electronics Gar .End of Lines, Styles and Upholstery! -Chairs From $359 e mels Table Cloths Place See Ads For Further Details. n Wicker Chairs Pine A Beds Discounters Buy Regency Pillow Top Queen Ir s Slipcovers Air Con Mattress Set And Get Pin Wheel Canopy Bed FREE. r pi ng Socks Awn Home Decor Genuine Factory S wRx Landscapino Outlet g ed Bath Ki! 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GST, No PST, with coupon i s ds ►cks Awni _ �- s 00 andscapin �n g Hai Bed Bath Ki NWr@e ria Towels T --AJAX/PICKERING- s • NEWSADVERTISER WS Wicker YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1965 S *1110 utons Slip g la enLandscaDina Socks Awnings Paint Q1 AIP PAGE �6 NEYVSAdV�Ei ER WWW E&%W 1";11', ],bW McLeans ,,.Wholesale sale Outlet 0 N ilelb*il !!] �2:1 IT-: SUMMER3 ji FUN HEADQUARTERS j e -Swimming floatable % �" \ -Camping Supplies - Beach Toys I - Candles & Gifts Party Supplies Housewares AND SO MUCH MORE Finger Skateboard, Ramps, Mountain Bikes Don't forget about McL eans for ►01 I ] ti 1. 1141 1 00 1 i:llfrol I Lftf: Pickering m4mvay X01 0 or 0 Y PHANM New Arrivals of Swim WW (sizes 6-30) prices as low os .,Z $ w 28- K , K r .Get 12 pairs of �.T Pantyhose for only $31 Large selection to # 10choose from (Selected Styles) wow s 4;. W* how It $ aBring In This Coupon .: �/do 169001 -; Receive $5 off with a purchase of ; $25 or mole at any Phoroom Outlet � r Location. Empirm Am* Ist, 2000 ------------- pp PHANTOM OUTLET STORES 1 ' _� .... � Durham Centre • 40 Kingston Rd. E. * (905) 426-5.,:1-11, Worden woods Power Cer*q • ns x . L � I e•b Discounters 4 41 HaMroOd Ave. S. Ajax 1 IV N. of Hwy- 401 �2 Rome Deoor Geese Factory Outlet 458 Fairal St. A0 At Wesvw across from Go Stn. Oshawa �,b„� Pool a spa 800 Taunton Rd. W. Oshawa At Thanton Rd. 8K Taunton Rd. 4 L;qu1C1111M world . • 282 Morwch Ave. Aox Monarch A+e. 8 Be* St. _ � Mct+wi's WhoMsai• � Fid: S. Arc ,W,9outh Of C C a}� • s � � : Durt�rn Ceram � ���' • ocxf Am, kv� 2 Whfty ulw, sc g f am* SIL The SN1► Just So S TI7 .7- T79 TjjyMF'd' W— 6xtan;FU_-8 %0Jer dtan1U 1! I IJ • m4mvay X01 0 or 0 Y PHANM New Arrivals of Swim WW (sizes 6-30) prices as low os .,Z $ w 28- K , K r .Get 12 pairs of �.T Pantyhose for only $31 Large selection to # 10choose from (Selected Styles) wow s 4;. W* how It $ aBring In This Coupon .: �/do 169001 -; Receive $5 off with a purchase of ; $25 or mole at any Phoroom Outlet � r Location. Empirm Am* Ist, 2000 ------------- pp PHANTOM OUTLET STORES 1 ' _� .... � Durham Centre • 40 Kingston Rd. E. * (905) 426-5.,:1-11, Worden woods Power Cer*q • ns x . L � I e•b Discounters 4 41 HaMroOd Ave. S. Ajax 1 IV N. of Hwy- 401 �2 Rome Deoor Geese Factory Outlet 458 Fairal St. A0 At Wesvw across from Go Stn. Oshawa �,b„� Pool a spa 800 Taunton Rd. W. Oshawa At Thanton Rd. 8K Taunton Rd. 4 L;qu1C1111M world . • 282 Morwch Ave. Aox Monarch A+e. 8 Be* St. _ � Mct+wi's WhoMsai• � Fid: S. Arc ,W,9outh Of C C a}� • s � � : Durt�rn Ceram � ���' • ocxf Am, kv� 2 Whfty ulw, sc g f am* SIL The SN1► Just So S TI7 .7- T79 TjjyMF'd' W— 6xtan;FU_-8 %0Jer dtan1U 1! TRUCK LOA.D...,MATT'ESS SALE 100 r ,Sl EEP F A C1 OR. tie3 eep 'Factory "CANADA'S MATTRESS SUPERSTORE" C', OUPON ORTHOPEDIC SIE 19 ORTHOPEDIC S/E IYORTHOPRATIC SIE -`r— M WE MAKE _ ANY SIZE MATTRESS SET UP AVAILABLE DISPOSAL OF OLD PnONE SET AVAILABLE BOPOEa FREE 6 MO. 4CCERTE: LAY -AWAY oaTxo uLrAa PLUS SIE 19 TRANQUILITY SIE HARVEST BED ROOM N HOURS Double munir N GAYLY AIP PAGE 18 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, Mod 31, 2000 ADVERTISING FEATURE GOOD NIGHT SLEEP CONSULTANT CAN HELP YOU MAKE YOUR DREAMS SWEET ONES! Beds Discounters Guarantees Quality Mattresses Ensuring you get a good night's sleep is all in a day's work for John De Rose, - president of Beds Discounters in Ajax. i And because he brings more than 35 years of experience in the manufacturing of mattresses to his factory -direct outlet, Mr. r De Rose is certain he can help you rest ' '1 assured that you're getting a quality product at considerable savings. P gs. That means you could be counting the'JM money you've saved instead of counting sheep after the "Good Night Sleep Consultants" at Beds Discounters heir you select the mattress best for vou. Mr. DeRose manufactures his own line of mattresses - Upper Canada Bedding - at a factory in Woodbridge, where he also runs a showroom. He produces mattresses is a range of sizes and firmness and will also customize mattresses to suit your needs. Making a quality mattress is dependent on three factors, Mr. DeRose maintains: using a quality coil, a quality grade of foam and quality fabric. You spend a third of your life asleep,: notes Mr. DeRose, who compares the quality of his mattresses to well-known brand names. He says a mattress should last 15 years - a guarantee he is prepared to back up with a warranty longer than most competitors. Beds Discounters can also meet your style and needs with a wide variety of solid wood bedroom suites, an assortment of cast and wrought iron headboards and footboards, as well as futons and bunk beds. Bed Discounters recently celebrated it's first-year anniversary at it's factory -direct location in Ajax at 41 Harwood Ave S., one light north of Hwy. 401., where Mr.. De Rose promises quality mattresses at great prices. He invites you to visit his factory -direct outlet, where " Good Night Sleep Consultants" can "help make your dreams sweet ones". Contact the friendly and knowledgeable staff at Bed Discounters at 428-8945 for more information. ADVERTISING FEATURE .Shop While Retail Orders Packed by McLeans Wholesale Outlet ' At McLeans Wholesale Outlet in Ajax, shoppers can choose from a wide selection of merchandise at the same time orders are being packed and shipped to retail stores across the country. "We opened our doors to the public more than five years ago, giving them a chance to shop from our regular inventory," notes owner Lou Beauchamp. A wholesaler since 1947, McLeans moved from Toronto to Ajax in 1987. It distributes items, including giftware, houseware, souvenirs, toys candles, candleholders, party goods and crafts. "We're here for the public to discover," Mr. Beauchamp says proudly. "Once they come, they'll come again." McLeans is located at 384 Westney Rd. S. Call 427-2388 for more information. aim NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, March 31, 2000 PAGE 19 AJP 'A Go Rw�-�ESI The mattress of the millennium and crafted with pride by Lipper Canada Bedding. Buy REGENCY Pillow Top Queen Mattress Set $69900 7 Piece Solid Birch Bedroom Suite Get Pin Wheel Canopy Bed FREE The most comfortable mattress with a plush feel on top, Laand a firm base for the most possible sleep you could imagine. me Only •; j- i i i i Selection of � Factory S°lid Wood u z and Save.' Be 7 I S Bed uites Wonder Sleep Sleep-O-Pedic Orthopedic Nealth Sopport Perfect Choice 19 9 sMA>�$169 1">M� 18 9 5MA1M� 249 s'"'"259ATrus SS SET 1159 SET 5199 SET 1269 SET $349 sET $369 10 yr warranty 15 yr warranty 15 yr warranty 25 yr warranty 25 yr warranty DOUBLE $159 $219 DOUBLE $189 $249 DOUBLE $209 5299 DOUBLE $279 5399 DOUBLE 5299 5419 QUEEN $189 $269 QUEEN $229 $299 QUEEN $249 $359 QUEEN $299 $439 QUEEN $329 $469 KING N/A NIA KING N/A NIA KING $559 $799 KING $599 $869 ` � e LL tI J JUR .. , x • .� tib, � - - �: 10 OFF To All Seniors On Reg. Items ' Pirie Sleigh Bed Starting $45-900 From 41 NAt M AYE, S. AIAX :J"S) 42"945 "fINMS. IM 1 11- r r� ' AIP PAGE 20 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, March 31, 2000 !tl'll!111 Ili il11I:1,1li! WE'RE LIQUIDATING 600.000 GALLONS OF TOP BRAND NAME PAINT! WE CUM MP. See in-store for details 1 1 PREMIUM QUALITY INTERIOR UMM SEMI GLOSS • Wa,,S & Tr— • Wh,le COMPARE AT 2e40 ................ mmo UMRff CHUNG PAINT • WIN rte COMPARE AT SiAO........ »» 1019 UL :1411111 k,IHN: I! As awarded by the Trustee, Liquidation World has been authorized to liquidate the entire inventory of a major manufacturer. Their entire 1399 J $6,000,000 inventory of famous brand name bedding, linens and much more is being liquidated at all Liquidation World Outlets across Canada! pYA ago: w A sz.w.M uw■o■i 111F OOm 11 IN R'S COMING SOON! �1 IE • solid woos -5P P & 7 Piece sefs *0 1599"-199 I" For Plenls 49" Now"tA"MW *W= MORIN Mffi "iivN ft. AJAX COBOURG 282 Monarch Ave 1 King St. East (905) 427-7706 (905) 372-0561 ®® CipJ], aun)AVONJ Histo Advertising Feature in th e Making Samuel and Joseph Krasnow began peddling soft goods on the streets of Philadelphia in 1917. They manufactured their wares on sewing machines in their homes. Soon they moved their production to a small factory. In the early thirties, Samuel, an inventive type, decided to surprise his Mother by making a slipcover for an old chair. Her reaction was "it sure fits" and Sure Fit, the company, was born. The Krasnovs took a gamble that slipcovers could be mass-produced and that a market existed. Their first customer was a family owned department store called Lit Brothers. Slip Covers soon became popular. The company relocated to a 100,000 square foot silk mill in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania in 1938. Before long, World War If broke out the brothers converted their total production to making parachutes, barrack bags, and small tents. A thousand employees worked around the clock toward the war effort. The Korean War saw Sure Fit making bathrobes. Beginning in the fifties, the company enjoyed the economic expansion taking place in the United States and became a fully integrated manufacturer opening a knitting mill, dye - house and purchasing state-of-the-art sewing cgwr m,:nt Surc Fit then relocated a 250.lxl(1 foot facility. A second generation of Krosnovs entered the business in the early sixties and soon started expanding their product line and began to venture outside the USA. In 1963, Sure Fit Canada opened its doors in Ajax. Sure Fit Canada enjoyed a strong relationship with its American cousin and in the early 1990's became a wholly Canadian owned operation. The nineties have seen major expansion at Sure Fit, Home Furnishings under the leadership of its owner, Bernard Barry, in both Canadian and International markets. The original product line of slipcovers has been extended to cover the dining room, kitchen ensemble business with our Meal Time and Elegant Dining home textiles. To further compliment our home textile thrust, Sure Fit has expanded into the soft window covering business accompanied by an extensive line of designer cushions. Sure Fit Ajax, also called Home Decor Genuine Factory Outlet, is the largest factory outlet in the Durham region. Their recently expanded bed and bath departments arc a real hit with the public. The bath section features name brand towels in modern colours, shower curtains and a full line of bathroom accessories. Wide aisles in the bed section present a large selection of sheets, comforters, pillow shams, bed skirts, down duvets and duvet covers. Their latest product is quality jersey knit sheet sets, endorsed by Oprah Winfrey! They also carry beds, futons and futon covers. We are also home of the New Wicker House with a wide variety of styles of resin wicker furniture. The expansion into the US marketplace under the name of Tradewinds Home Concepts, with a facility in Fall River, Mass., has allowed us to penetrate both the window covering and dining room ensemble business. To further compliment our penetration into the global marketplace and to prepare ourselves for the fi millennium, a new company.' y was created i in April of 1997 by the ` name ofC.B.M. International, located in New York Citv. -What Is A Genuine Factory .Outlet The Sure Fit Group of Companies had its beginning iii 1964 and in 1988. In a small area in the corner of the factory, no larger than your kitchen, the Genuine factory Outlet was born. Our first sales were on Saturday mornings where we sold our factory remnants to local home sewers. This space has eventually grown to over 5,000 feet, the size of the average stores which we find all over North America. Sure Fit's business expanded very rapidly with the North American major department stores and mass merchants. The result was we created many overruns and thus the requirement for a Genuine Factory Outlet. Today we have 3 factory outlets, the original in Ajax, Ontario, one in Kingston, Ontario and one in United States, Fall River Mass. --------------- r `t-r'z ;sf�•'+3:z.. ,'>i�ry"•"....r.li�"w'tr I �• >� �e�� Agar loop - I Week Only! Bram Name Sheet Sets NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, March 31, 2000 PAGE 21 A/P �E- f maw! sat Large ,"Now IQ .> wo, h�� o< o J6� ����� Why Pay Retail? Resin Wicker Set, s �`' _ OVER 5,000 HOME DECOR PRODUCTS! E Name Towels CUSHIONS FABRIC REMNANTS CHAIR PADS TABLE CLOTHS PLACE MATS SHEETS COMFORTERS TOWELS GIFTS DRAPES CURTAINS VALANCES, PILLOW SHAM DUVET COVERS FUTONS/FUTON COVERS 14# 1� 117 1ra"I.Ti OWN M f f EVERYTH1N0JYLqUj1 k E K OW,' OUTI • _ v • SPRING SPECIALS ON ALL MERCHANDISE �• Coast Spas • Baracuda * Viking Spas • KreePY Krauly a Infinity Spas Esther William Pools • Cantar Pools • and MORE! Weber BBQs, Game Rooms, In -Ground Pools, Above -Ground Pools Spas on display. ' ------------------------- -- -------------- �-� - ,k • ADMISSION! • PARKING! 1. ' ��' ` r �` --' • HOT DOGS AND DRINKS s _�. ��a' Kilt OSHAWANEW LOCATION (905) 434-7727 800 TAUNTON RD. (At'the corner of Taunton Rd. & Thornton Rd.) Sale Hours: Thurs.-Sat. 10am=9pm Sunday 10am-6pm • AK I 1 NEWS ADVEMSER FRIDAY EDMON; #Astlrch 31; 2000 PAGE 2a IJP WI Irmy 105U VICTORIA ST, UNIT #7, TIIITBY, ONTARIO. PIIONF: (9u5) 579-4048 1.81N1-336-8073 —1 HM 401 c J1 VICTORIA STREET E. I', ar/ wholeM hoMG coorinateJ humiturc Sale (rices end Sunday, April 2. 2000. Some items may have been on sale duan; the past week. SAYE w sodbonal IOW o0or n effect Saturday. April 1 and Sunday. April 2, 2000. NPua58000 CMynyht 2000 Sears Gu>'a0a inc I � AR PAGE 24 NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, March 31,2000 Life and learning at the local library The Pickering Public Library is much more than books and periodicals. Patrons now have computer stations to surf the Internet, and electronic op- tions to find books located at branches. At left, Jan and Sarah Tulk search for a book. .,At right, Rachel, Ira and Katie Lager tag team in looking for material they find interesting. Below, Sarah Tulk, after a les- son from her mother, attempts a solo search through the ma- terials offered at the library to .incl something site likes. CELIA BRONKHORST News Advertiser photos NEWS ADVERTISER BILLBOARD MARCH 31.2000 FRIDAY, !MARCH 31 CHURCH BAZAAR: St. Martin's Anglican Church, 1201 St. Martin's Dr., Pickering hosts a New To You rale from 7 to 9 p.m. Good used cloth- ing, white elephant table, toys, books and bargains galore. Donations need - cd. 839-4257. ADDICTION: The Serenity Group — 12 Step Recovery Meeting is at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. The group meets every Friday and deals with all types of addictions, including co-de- pendency. A child-care program is available as required. Everyone wel- come. 428-9431 (Jim) in the evenings. SATURDAY, APRIL 1 DANCE: The One Parent Families Association of Canada holds a dance from 8 p.m. to I a.m. at the Pickering Recreation Complex, Valley Farm Rd. south of Hwy. 2. Cost is $8 for mem- bers, $10 for guests. Dress code is no jeans. 831-7098, 1-877-773-7714. SINGLES DANCE: The Durham chapter of Parents Without Partners hosts a `Spring Into Fun' dance from 8 p.m. to I a.m. at the Dnipro Hall, 681 Dnipro Blvd., Oshawa. Buffet and door prizes. Cost is $7 for mem- bers and $9 for non-members. Phone 725-5297 for information. TENNIS: Registration for the Glen- dale Tennis Club is at the Pickering Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd., from 10 a.m. to noon. New members welcome. 839-6638 (Joyce Collins), 509-5958 (Mary Grzesik). TENNIS: Maple Ridge Tennis Club registration is at Maple Ridge Public School. 2010 Bushmill St., Pickering, from 10 a.m. to I p.m. Family mem- berships $30. Children and adult lessons available. 420-0747 (Susan), 831-3481 (Rudy). SUNDAY, APRIL 2 CONCERT: Amberlea Presbyterian Church, 1820 Whites Rd. N., Picker- ing, holds a Spring Sing at 7 p.m. The church's senior and junior choirs, and the 7th Pickering Scout Choir, will perform. Everyone welcome to come and participate. Offering taken. 839- 1383. MONDAY, APRIL 3 ADMIN PROS: The Durham Chap- ter of the International Association of Administrative Professionals meets at 7 p.m. in the Durham Region Social Services Department boardroom, northwest corner of King St. and Thornton Rd., Oshawa. Katharine duQuesnay will speak on How to in- crease your energy by 300 per cent. 432-2063. TUESDAY, APRIL 4 PARENT SUPPORT: The local chapter of the Association of Parent Support Groups holds its weekly meeting at 7:15 p.m. for parents of kids involved in drugs, alcohol, run- ning away, dropping out of school, crimes and parent abuse. Call 416- 223-7444 or 1-800-488-5666 for loca- tion. ' ';1 .^�1'.'', .�j�y�'=!Tip"^M�R3+�•.-. , i .. ii �°'i'r"k✓'' .s _ ",sc a){ . 4 •'' i a �Y _ ' ', c, i r rri That's too loud! Gandatsetiagon Public School student farah Warsi (right) reacts to the loud Vr(4nd of hammering as Grade h student Sarah Nicholson constructs a hird house. The Pickering students were participating RON Plf.TRONIROI News Advertiser photo in u construction project for the French- man's Bay Rehabilitation Project. Bird houses will be installed in the area to pro- vide homes for the area's feathered resi- dents. OPP seat -belt crackdown set to begin Ontario Provincial Police begin a two-week crackdown on seat -belt violators this weekend. The force kicks off its annu- al Spring Seat -belt campaign Saturday, focusing on enforce- ment and education and target- ing the roughly 10 per cent of motorists who still refuse to buckle up. 1 n 19%. OPP charged more than 100X) drivers for failing to wear a scat -belt during last tb t �• �i � year's two-week blitz. OPP traffic statistics show 30 per cent of drivers and 34 per cent of passengers who were killed in traffic collisions last year weren't wearing scat- helts. The Voice of Business in Durham The'Art Of self Promotion Preenting your business Is an art and can take many torous. Froin pens with your nalne on thorn, signs, joiol" besiness organization to entm docks, these are Important tools. Nm can they work for you? If yowl or year beginesses can offer any prodeets or services to bel' promto buslaoss awareness we invite you to adverb:9 IN our 1* corn! special feature In the May edition of Burbas Basiaess TI■res. For More Information Call 1905) 683-5110 Fax (905) 619-9068 NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, March 31, 2000 PAGE 25 A/P Smoke odour ea s to school's evacuation Heater determined as source of smell AJAX — An elementary Catholic school here was evacuated during the lunch hour Monday after the smell of smoke was detected. Students at St. Jude Catholic School, on Coles Avenue near the McLean Community Centre, left the building around 12:15 p.m. The fire department was called and responded, but there was no fire and students were hack in the build- ing a half hour later, says "Teresa Freedman, Ajax schools suh�nntcn dent. "The cause was determincd 1,: h i heater in the halt;' she says. "The heater had been turned off for this time of year. There had been some dust that had started to collect in the heater. As stu- dents were going out for lunch, it would appear that it had been turned on accidentally, and what happened is the dust on the wires had started to smoulder and there was some odour from that." Ms. Freedman says the evacuation went smoothly and everything was hack to normal at the We subtracC the confusion from .� higher-level mathematics Now math won't feel like a foreign ianguage f1! FIRST PICKERING PL.XCE 1550 Kingston Road JK Pickering (905) 839-963" � a _VAN m SYLVAN LF'.ARNING s C_ Success !s learned." �• .. .tea f AR PAGE 26 NEWS ADVERTIRIR, FRIDAY EDITION, March 31, 2000 Ent rtainm nt.. N EWS ADVERTISER MARCH 31, 2 0 0 0 Gospelmusic's best In ax concert Warren and Shannan Parker trio among the performers AJAX - A talented Picker- The trio has performed all Juno Award nominee Hiram Tickets are $10 in advance or ing trio will perform during a over Canada and the U.S.. play- Joseph: Marlene O'Neill, the $12 at the door. They're avail - gospel concert here next month. ing upwards of 210 dates a year. CGMA's female vocalist of the able in advance by contacting The Warren and Shannan Warren Parker has won the year the past 13 years; Parker Outreach International Parker Trio is one of the fea- Canadian Gospel Music Associ- Unashamed Quartet, which has Promotions at 428-0527 or 420- tured groups in the Gospel Ju- ation's (CGMA) Covenant received a CGMA Covenant 4217. bilee series of concerts which Award for Favourite Instrumen- Award for Group of the Year; Carruthers Creek Community continues Saturday, April 15 at talist the last three years. and Masters Four, a quartet Church is on Bayly Street, be - 6:30 p.m. at Carruthers Creek Also performing at the April that's also a favourite on the tween Harwood Avenue and Community Church. 15 Gospel Jubilee concert arc Gospel music circuit. Lakeridge Road. Learn all the right moves at ballroom dance sessions PICKERING -You're invited to kick up your heels with free se- quence/ballroom dancing lessons being offered by an expert Pickering couple. Spring sessions begin Sunday. April 2 at 7 p.m. at the East Shore Community Centre on Liverpool Road South in Pickering. A S3 -per person, per -evening charge from participants is all that's required to help cover the cost of renting the hall. Dance instructors Ken and Betty Roocroft will guide participants through several dance forms includ- ing jive, the fox-trot and the tango. They say dancing is a great wav to get in shape or stay in tip-top condi- tion. Attendees only need bring a part- ner, appropriate footwear and a will- ingness to learn steps which never go out of style. The two -and -a -half hour session includes a coffee/tea break. For more information, call the Roocrofts at 686-0128. Or simple show up for the first evening of dancing April 2. PineRidge Arts Council meets Wednesday PICKERING - The P1neRidgc Arts Council hosts its annual general meeting and Artists' Night Out at the Waterfront Bistro Wednesday, April 5 at 7 p.m. Exhibits will feature work by artists from across Durham Region and a silent auction will include items donated by Paula Lishman, Jean Pierre Schosf and Pickering Mu- seum Village. The Yo-Yo's, a group of four cellists aged 10 to 16, will also perform. The Waterfront Bistro is at 590 Liverpool Rd., Pickering. For more information call Andrea Graham at 686-8298. Ajax residents ready for their annual Spring Fling AJAX - Spring is here and that means its time for a family fling. Ajax Recreation Services is again holding its popular Spring Fling on Saturday, April IS from 1 to 4 p.m. at the McLean Community Centre. Activities include a petting zoo, face painting, games, cookie decorat- ing, the Bowmanville `Zoo to You' from 1:15 to 2:15 p.m. and the Mad Science Show from 2:30 to 3:15 p.m. There will also be a chance to meet the Easter Bunny. There will also be refreshments at a nominal price. The McLean centre is at the south- east corner of Westney Road North and Magill Drive. Call 427-8811 for more informa- tion. 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They haven't looked back since. The newly decorated, multi level restaurant offers the same hospitality and great food that customers have come to expect, while adding some new choices to the menu. This well rounded, appetizing menu, and casual comfortable atmosphere certainly explains why customers would choose Papps as the best family restaurant in Ajax & Pickering. The banquet room is now open for private parties. The family tradition, started over 25 years ago & continues into the millennium. Bring your family in and enjoy the experience. Mac rEtzlittJ POITir' `At1'A�� `7,'tT i` M•. 4 ^VJ1� 4tai 7'D NEWS ADVEitnSER ��DAY E Ii ii1, h 3f,1Q PAGE 27 AIP YES VIRGINIA! THERE IS A YUK YUK'S COMEDY CABARET IN DURHAM REGIONH IT'S LOCATED AT 235 BAYLY ST. WEST IN AJAX. 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A 25,(t)n- square- foot expan- Expansion will start this year way. motto for Optimist clubs and the McLean Community Centre. sion is planned for the McLean and should he completed in early "That's our mandate. We'll help Ajax organization is living up to If Ajax council approves the centre, at a cost of $4 million. 2001. those who help us. If we can't help that slogan by putting its money arrangement when it meets on Included in the expansion is a Ajax Optimist spokesman Don the youth directly, we can help where its mouth is. April 3, the Optimists will get ex- double gymnasium, weight room, Davis told council's general gov- those who do and that's the Recre- The club will be giving the elusive use of the banquet hall for aerobics area, preschool space, ernment committee on Thursday. ation Services:' Mr. Davis added. Town $10,000 annually for the weekly meetings on Wednesdays meeting rooms and the youth "We think youth of this town will The youth room will be named next 10 years and the money will from Jan. 17, 2001 to Jan. 14, room. need sonic guidance to find its after the club when it opens. Community leaders invited to become `Principal for a Day' Durham Region community leaders on April 12 are invited to become a school principal for a day. The Ontario -wide project is being organized by The Learn- ing Partnership, a non-profit group which also runs the na- tional Take Our Kids to Work program every October. Each Durham District School Board school is taking part as are some schools in the Durham Catholic District School Board. Principal For A Day seeks people from the worlds of busi- ness, labour, non-profit organi- zations, government and the media to work alongside a prin- cipal or vice principal in a local school. Before the end of June, school administrators who take part in the project will, in turn, visit the community leader's workplace. The goal is to provide part- nership -building opportunities between the community and the public education system, m - Pickering joins in public works review crease community awareness of the wide range of talents in the schools, and to share ideas on organizational leadership and management techniques, states Veronica Lacey, CEO and pres- ident of The Learning Partner- ship. Community leaders are in- vited to contact the principal or vice principal of a local school and offer to take part. Mean- while, administrators will be looking for participants from the community. Series 14 5.25% 5.75% 6.25% Am" comipowd rate of 5.14% fer C -Mel 4 Veld for 3 years. Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 4.60% Year 1 (20 00 • • • • ' � : • • ...a YOU'RE ON SOLID GROUND 1-800-575-5151 or www.csb.gc.ca Series tis calla(ra WINDOWS & DOORS J Caepkere 411 , 0, of 1 h9f M4nrto a i Dien Yktur• wi - -I a" . = Erma Nm on wirbdoovif Storm Deco Proposal will look at Who Does What' -- PICh;ERItiG —The tee and arca councils" LZ79-2222 Cit} has agreed to partici- The committee member- " -576-8575 ° u`•ua` pate in the Public Works ship has been established Who Does What Review and a list of services to be LAwim cARr= recommended by Regional reviewed is being finalized, councillors during their City staff report. f January retreat. The committee has also>Irow (905) 432-3823 t "This is an exercise we retained the services of a have to go through;' said facilitator to assist in thecswv (905) _ service 7 Ward 3 Regional Council- process. --- r_ - _ --- Primary Lawn Caro for Rick Johnson of the Pickering agreed Mon- r ° Spring hvperty Ckanup (April) City's participation in the day to pay $3,600 in facili- Spring Lawn Core Aeration (April) review that was approved Cation fees, its portion of Weekly Lawn CadThnt (May - October) ft by Durham Council follow- the $30,000 bill for the Re - Ing the governance retreat. Bion and its eight munici-•Spring Fertilizer & Broadleaf Weed Control `-- < • Summer Fertilizer & Broadleaf Woed Control He noted the review palities. Could result in cost savings Meanwhile, Mayor - X" • Fall Fertilizer and Broadleaf Weed Control i, arposidwebuk to taxpayers and said, Wayne Arthurs noted that �nembernew` Axwo Hopefully we'll see some Dick Tindal, who served as rwgo&-80W"r--dh.,.i,f,J, efficiencies come out of the facilitator at the Re- ONLY $108.26* A MONTH 't this" gion's January Council Vaud .•ao-.a.ILin • W. saa..fftr ► According to a City re- Study Retreat, urged FREE ESTIMATES port, "public works offs- Durham municipalities to *A. i vials within Durham Re- "demonstrate to the •UR HEADING a Sion have been meeting Province that you are {� regularly since April 1997, working together, moving 1Fi': discussing various aspects forward on a co-ordinated If you are a home improvement k of service delivery and ra-plan which will lead to re- tm r tionalization. Recent events aueed posts" professional, take advantage of this y special EXCLUSIVE feature!! Only o� l ' such as the Kitchen/Arm- Mayor Arthurs said the ! ( y Mobile—fob Side. Mixed Concrete strong report on Service motion passed by the City's Delivery and Regional executive committee Mon business is allowed under each heading. Available Monday -Saturday Council Resolution of Jan. day was "reflective" of that' Cement' Sand & Grovel • Concrete& unslninkable Fill .26, 2000 has prompted the recommendation. Dont let your competition get here first!! • Coloured concrete • Stone Slinger Service committee to facilimte and The City's participationCall your Inside Sales Rep today! • Concrete Restoration & Repair Pro um expedite the process to in the Who Does What Call Me) 683-6501 meet the May 31 date to Committee will go to cozen- Oshawa: (905) 579-4400 �/�� provide a final report to the cil for final approval April ( ) Or Toll -Free 1-8W-473-7385 I ,Regional Works Commit- 3. A 905 68.3-0707 BSB �.e � wa M. M. i 1>rll� W + .t +y AA?, , ]].;;��o¢¢:�'rsy. Y4 NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, Msneh 31, 2000 PAGE 29 P SpOrt &LEISURE NEWS ADV FATIS International hockey in Pickering Durham Lightning tie upJapanese After several weeks away From the rink, the Durham Clearnet Lightning women's hockey team could have used a built-in excuse to not play up to par in an international exhibition game against the Japanese national squad Wednesday night. But, to all in attendance at the Pickering Recreation Complex, the Durham squad was anything but rusty in a spirited contest against the Japanese who are preparing for the World Women's Hockey Championships in Mississauga next month. In the end, the teams played to a 4-4 draw. Durham Cleamet head coach Don Henwood was pleasantly surprised with the :olid play of his charges, along with the fact that the team was physically able to play the full three periods, despite having only been on ice twice in more than three weeks. "We hadn't been on ice for a game in more than three -and -a -half weeks, but they put it together as a team;' noted Henwood, who'll return as the Durham Clearnet bench boss for the Club 55 seeks tennis players PICKERING — Tennis players ages 55 years and older are sought to join Club 55 this summer. Club 55 plays at the Dunmoore Tennis Club, at the foot of Whites Road near Petti- coat Creek, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays starting on May 1 until the end of October. Registration dates are April 6 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Pickering Recreation Com- plex and on Satur- day, April 29 from 1 I am. to 3 p.m. at the Dunmoore Tennis Club. For more in- formation, call Loida Ramos - Woodford at 831- 1724. II - 2000 -20001 National Women's Hockey League campaign. "I was really sur- prised with their condition- ing. I thought they would die in the third period, but they kept coming. Henwood added the Durham team took a lot of pride in playing their best in the international contest, de- spite it being only an exhibi- tion tilt. -The girls went out there like it was a Canada versus Japan game. That was the at- mosphere on the team. It wasn't just another club game. They went out there with a purpose and ended up with a draw" Henwood noted Japan- ese team officials were well pleased with the opportunity to tune up for the worlds against the Durham squad. "They were very pleased with the game. It was a little rougher than they thought it would be, but they were pleased to have the opportu- nity to have a good game" The Lightning will play another international exhibi- tion tilt against the Russian national wurnen's tram in OranL,eN illy this Saturd.t% r, 0 0 AWBy Phm: gall rte rib We and *0 mW w fax you an applimftott. DIly ftt Pidt up m applfr dm at Ajax C.C. wilitm and mal to Aox 7tmIg1 hint Hod UMN E R M A R C H A new face for Purdue PICKERING - Purdue Frederick, a leading international pharmaceutical company, has announced it will implement a full- scale corporate name change over the next several months. The company will be known as Purdue Pharma, and its new logo will be a stylization of the word Purdue. The change coincides with the recently completed expansion of the company's Pickering headquarters, where a fourth floor has been added to the office tower to accommodate the firm's rapid growth. 'The name Purdue Pharma much more effectively communicates the nature of our business,- explained Executive Vice President and General Manager. John Stewart. "The new Purdue logo consolidates our plans for future expansion into other healthcare businesses under a common banner. - Purdue sales in 1999 exceeded $60 million, a doubling of revenue since 4 years ago. The company is best known for its development of drugs such as MS Contin, a painkiller that is most often prescribed for patients with advancing cancer. Purdue also produces other analgesics for the management of less severe pain, as well as drugs for the treatment of gastrointestinal and respiratory disorders. -Quality of life is at the anter of our reason for being- said Mr. Stewart. -We intend to continue to innovate in our R&D effort.-. as the population ages, and has a greater need for new therapies. 'We're very proud of our involvement with this community, and the jobs and opportunities our growth has provided," Mr. Stewart added. -We're also proud of the fact that many of our employees have spent their entire careers with the company. - For more iinfornution, conttact- Ydo 71iorntlon, Purdue Pharma (905) 4264400 Call the newsroom: 683-5110 BY Primetime Games (N1110d.-Sat. Games) Stats 9 Required 3 l, 2 0 0 0 Please recycle this newspaper AIP PAGE 30 NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, March 31, 2000 CARL FERENCZ/ Nevvs Advertiser photo Well defended Mud Hen's Jim Williamson looks to get around Gal- lantry's Mike Pink during Pickering Men's Basketball League playoff action at Dunbarton High School Mon- day. Mud Hen's won 40-34. Last Chance'. Pickering Recreational fastball Assoc. i1L%1fflMffl April 2, 2000 All skill levels welcome OPEN TO AGES 18+ Call LeeAnne Ca (905) 420-( SC0RLY--TBOARD N 1:. W S A D GARY FISHER ENDURO CUP - RACE ONE UXBRIDGE ICEBREAKER ENDURO KIDS 8 8 UNDER MALE 4th, Connor Ryl, Uxbridge ENDURO KIDS 9-10 MALE: 1st. Bennett Winn, Port Hope. 4th, Shayne Carey, Oshawa. 6th, Daniel MacAulay, Pickering; 81h, Joseph Deragon, Whitby ENDURA KIDS 9.10 FEMALE: 2nd, Avery Linford, Ajax ENDURO KIDS 11.12 MALE 2nd. Corey Sanson, Uxbridge: 5th, Michael Abram, Port Perry; 8th, Jordan Carey. Oshawa 25 KM TOUR 13-14 MALE 1st. Mark Batty. Srookln, 3rd. Adam Tops, Whitby. 4th, Colin Frizzell, Pickering. 6th, Dan Turner, Pickering; 7th, Dave Reid. Pickering; 11th, Greg Jess. Uxbridge, 121h, Michael Cunningham, Ajax; 16th. Noel Furniss. Uxbridge 25 KM TOUR 15-16 MALE 2nd. Erik Downing, Cour- tice; 4th, Mike Kars, Courtice; 7th, Eric Rowlands. Os- hawa: 8th, Jeff Corrigan, Oshawa: 11th, Blake Sedore, Uxbridge: 13th, Matthew Paziuk, Oshawa: 171h, Jeremy Lauzon, Oshawa. 201h. Jeremy Blyth, Uxbridge: 21st, Jordan Caughers, Uxbridge 25 KM TOUR 17-18 MALE: 11th• John Clark. Pickering; 22nd. Matt Thompson. Pickering; 25th, Welham Mills, Whitby26th. John Novak, Pickering; 27th, Alex Cleary, Uxbridge 25 KM TOUR 19-29 MALE Ryan Smith, Cobourg; 2nd, Judd Lee. Port Perry. 6th, Scott Meyer, Whitby; 81h, Charles Edison, Courtice: 30th, Jamie Parrott. Oshawa; 39th. Mark Hesellirla, Pickering; 44th, Richard Handlir, P - iwfl kiani" iris Ansel al Cilgail Ylinal Ta 6r.srM %% 99 W, Bice 66dw Cswrral ACC=6% bAgAtM / WOO Mark A. CartwrigM CorW*d room Acconibiat 1110211P. tin I I.eev.M Road Wile 123 n»Iw 11137-0104 TAX bat w.c Pe,.t.. e«. �- *s zo 04DXm3P •Be inner & Back to Basic Classes •5, 1 hr. lessons EVENIEGS) eginning the week of April 11. 3 day Call: Greg Salazar Camps Certrled T -inks R Start to reserve your spot April 17 y Classes bell at Fox Run Golf ('.entre Taunton Rd., Ajax V ER'FISER MARCH Pickering; 80th, Dave Barton. Uxbridge; 901h, Dustin Thorne, Oshawa 25 KM TOUR 19.29 FEMALE 10th, Laurie Hickhng, Uxbridge 25 KM TOUR 30-39 MALE 101h. Rich Olynyk• Whitby; 131h, Dave Jetferey, Pickering; 15th, Jason Kocho• Os- hawa: 41st. Mark Wells. Oshawa: 441h, Joel Wesseling, Courtice; 541h, Don MacDonald. Oshawa; 55th, Vasco Alves, Ajax: 57th, Pat McGarry. Oshawa, 58th, Paul Marquis, Ajax; 61st, Dale O'Neill, Ajax; 72nd. Jell Zak. Oshawa; 79th, Marc Lauzon, Oshawa: 82nd, Jorge Sierra. Whitby. 851h. Bill Hountalas. Whitby; 88th, Mark Lepper, Ajax; 92nd. Robert Nokes. Whitby: 94th, Chris Costas, Ajax: 951h• Kevin McDougall, Uxbridge: 96th, Sandra Hyshka. Uxbridge; 103rd. Trevor Hickling. Uxbridge: 1041h, Damson Thorne. Courtice; 106th. Mil- ton Holmes, Whitby: 115th, John Dean, Ajax. 121st. Peter J.F. Fisico, Pickering 25 KM TOUR 30-39 FEMALE: 17th. Patricia Nokes. Whitby 25 KM TOUR 40.49 MALE 4th, Dane MacAulay. Pick- ering; 5th, Barney Kerr. Oshawa. 61h, PEter Weststrake. Courtice; 10th, Mark Grabowski, Pickering; 141h, Jay Jubenville. Oshawa. 15th. Andrew Wojtss. Pickering; 3 1, 2. 0 0 0 16th, Dean Lindsay. Courtice; 191h• Terry Plue, Os- hawa: 201h. Harry Kamstra. Oshawa; 21st. Stephen Rose, Oshawa. 22nd. Will Winn, Port Hope; 251h, Joe Pidutli, Whitby: 29th, Mark Linford, Ajax; 30th, Jerry Carey, Oshawa; 37th, Peter Morrison, Oshawa; 391h, Pete Reitkcnecht, Whitby: 40th, Peter Dalglish, Picker- ing; 41st, Chris Owens, Oshawa: 44th, Dave Cunning- ham, Ajax: 45th, Tom Blyth, Uxbridge; 47th, Ken Wick- ens, Courtice 25 KM TOUR 40+ FEMALE 1st. Ruth Louden, Ajax 25 KM TOUR 40+ MALE: 2nd, Stephan Baker, Uxbridge: 8th. Michael Drake, Oshawa; 11th, Kurt Cao, Courtice 50 KM ENDURO 17-18 MALE: 1st, Eric Batty. Brooklin 50 KM ENDURO 19-29 MALE: 4th, Matt Patterson, Whitby, 17th, Chris Barrett, Ajax 50 KM ENDURO 30.39 MALE: 61h, Brian Morris, Uxbridge: 181h, Gary Hayward. Uxbridge; 33rd. Paul Lemette, Whitby; 34th, Glenn Jefferey. Ajax 50 KM ENDURO 30-39 FEMALE: 2nd, Diana Joness. Pickering 50 KM ENDURO 40-49 MALE: 2nd, Brian Ward. Cour- tice: 71h, Duncan Lindsay. Whitby; 14th, Herb Hunter, Whitby. OPEN i PORT HOP. 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(E c:rhe -�°l NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, March 31, 2000 PAGE 31 A/P To Place Your Ad Call: THE UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE CAJAX PIC.KERINCi NEWS ADVERTISER Ajax Pickering News Advertiser: 683-0707 CASSIVIEVO Uxbridge: 852-9741 Workshop Leader- Durham Region and Victoria County 'he Ontario Environmental Farm Plan program Is a farmer educational program on test management practices beneficial to farmer while protecting natural resources. fhls is a part time position for a leader from the local farm community who can mo- ivate farmers to take a pro -active roll. This person will work closely with a local ;ommittee of farmers (Peer Revlew)and staff of the Ontario Soil and Crop Improve- nent Association. )uties: ),gan ze & facilitate workshops to introduce farmers to environmental issues in ag culture through the Environmental Farm Plan, conduct follow up administrative du- ces Including summaries for Peer Review& direct correspondence back to farmers, maintain confidential records, ad as local contact person for Environmental Farm plan Program and other related environmental initiatives. oualitiiations: l respected community Wader with proven ability to motivate farmers. Dedicated assisting farm families with the challenges of balancing production & environ- rl­ al concerns, excellent communications skills for workshop presentations, good ^:erstanding of environmental issues in agriculture, good administration skills in - ,,ng computer, ability to work cooperatively with organizations and local col ties Interested persons should respond with resume and two references by April 15th,2000 to: Gord Ritter - Chair, Victoria County Peer Review 151 Naylor Road Cameron, Ontario, KOM 1GO Fax 1-705-359-1522 onh successful candidates will be contacted for interviews. INVENTORY MANAGEMENT & COST ACCOUNTANT required by Ajax High Tech Company Experienced in CMA/CGA program (2/3 level) to ensure inventory is properly valued and costing transactions are recorded accurately. e-mail: hr.ajax@nokia.com Fax: 905-427-3285 1 General Hl1 General Help Gerlersl HNP I�L AFARG E CANADA 1 NC. DISPATCHER Lafarge, Canada's leading supplier of construction materials with domestic sales in excess of one billion dollars and locations in more thart 65 countries has an opportunity for a Dispatcher for the Stouflville, Ontario location. Reporting to the Central Dispatch Supervisor, you win work with the Central Dispatch team to organize and coordinate the ordering, assignment, routing and scheduling of Lafarge's Central Aggregate logistic requirements for the North, Central and East GTA. As a team member, you will have responsibility for tracking and monitoring logistic dernaM and capacity to optimize Ill ublization while retaining customer focus. You have a minimum of 2 years Post Secondary education or 5 years experience in logistics and/or construction materials. Proficiency with MS Office products along with strong interpersonal and communication skills are definite assets. Lafarge offers a cornpel compensation with skill package. Starting salary Commensurate experience. Resumes must be submitted no later than April 14, 2000 to: -I)bpdcbw-, Udarge Catdmcfion MaleritYs, RR 03 14204 Dudham Road 30 SWG#vfNe, ON L4A ?X4 Foot: lam) 604M Lafslge a omR11iled b the principles of equiy n amp&17fNf t end ancoaaps +PO a fibril -l.w. n nulls a "sires Was and persona wo aisa0itiea and rnenlbers oil CoN de s First 11N60na. IMe dtartk yort Aon)rotr irllarttlst Orrlp thione prtdl 1 1 sObdad lar an inler►iiw uibe coAaclMi Discount Car & Trude Rentals is looking for full & part time people who are reliable, enthusiastic and looking for great growth potential. Now hiring for Durham locations. Must have valid Drivers License. Please submit resume to: 101 Simcoe SL, N. Oshawa, Ont. L1 G 4S4. or Fax: 905-432-2253 Email - pfindall0discountcar.com MANAGER MATCO Industries Inc. has the above fallowing position available, the individual will possess a sound knowledge and experience in managing and directing people and activity in an automotive electronics manufacturing company environment. Please forward resumes to: MATCO Industries Inc. 4-1795 Ironstone Manor Pickering, ON Ll W 3W9 Attention: A.R. Dupuis 1 General HNP Gerwal HOP UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE requires NEWSPAPER CARRIERS to deliver papers twice u week in the following areas: UXBRIDGE Fnzo Cres, St. John s Crt, Third Ave S, Franklin St, First Ave, Dominion St, Bnlck St.E, flanks Lane, Main St. N. BRISTOL PONDS Bristol Sands Crs., Alta Rd. CANNINGTON Laidlaw St. S, St John St, Peace St, Munro St, Davidson St, Shedden St. Also Adult Carrier for walk & drire routes needed Call Debbie 905-852-9741 "� as a, se, -'a va•re'.^y 40e -e Alax/Rcltennq area. No Sell rrnohed. lust dally deliveries to new accounts and emserg cu a"ors We Provide' •F,;, T•a ^mg -Fed Support •A guaranteed per year Income at $XK You Provide: -Sett-motivation -Organization -Customer Service -Suitable Vehide • Storage for stock The successful indivdual will Budd a keg -team future and determine their own incOnne level Is looking for reliable people to insert and deliver papers and flyers door to door every Wednesday. Friday and Saturday in the Pickenng area. Deliveries must be completed by 6:00pm. Must have a vehicle. For more information call 905483-'5117 Immediately Requires: CLASS AZ DRIVER 12957 Tenth Line, Stouffville (905) 640-5222 or 14500-263-3325 FAX (9905) 640-1748 A : JAMES 11 pygr� thio Wpil larN to edw�ge Time who are focused and to rouse who arc tedrr�astlired. W. & Com. mgin es laiig once. C vairrdurlce - A.. New media web design and Alnoead, sdt- f�marl�al�anlst�,IrceQ10Q�mall"l"l0tre Durham Bu �� ComP� core/e (905)t2T-onto. 11 Cana Ind" oor cleal air «1 sales Person Tlainrq Proline. $2.j$4 gepim�Cyl /119020 1 OwNd driver repaired. Full-time Po- sition. Recaa aburaa. local deliveries in GTA. IinmediaN. (905)I Tlfii. FULL -TW sales Person re- pUred for Heed's Verist. Aiu t "3� Cal A" y 1 General ►1Np ffMI General Help 1 General Help 1 General Help JOB FAIR! JOB FAIR! WOODEN STICKS SUNDAY, APRIL 2ND, 2000 11:00 a.m. - 3:00 P.M. We are currently seeking qualified personalities with golf course experience for the following positions: FOOD & BEVERAGE .Cooks • Dining Room Servers • Snack Shop Counter Help I-ine Cooks • Kitchen/ Prep Help Dishwashers • Bartenders GOLF COURSE' .Kock Shop Staff • Front Shop Staff p • Starters/ Marshalls Grounds Personnel • Range Staff • (all golf course applicants must have a valid driver's license) If you are interested in joining our tearil conic in April 2nd between 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. and fill out an application. 6320 Afain Street South. Uxbridge. Ont. X19P 12 (2 kens. south of Brock X- Main) 905-852 4379 COLBORNIF CO`IMUNITl SERVICES A non profit mental health agency is seeking a Secretary/Bookkeeper (32 hours/4 days per week) Candidate. must be able to handle al full set of books and be thorill Iv proficient with Accl ac flus (pre- ferabl} %%'indow•s version). Duties include AP/AR, payroil, bixlkkeep- Ing secretarial duties including �,%ork processing, reception, related clerical task Please submit resume to HIRING COMMITTEE 114 Dundas Street East, unit 202 Whitby, Ontario LIN 2H7 or fax to: (905) 666-2976 CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application In an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. If the advertiser Is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. PLEASE NOTE, resllmS$ that are toned dire" to Oshawa This flleek, will Not he forwarded 10 the file Ilumber- Orillisals owd be sent di as indicated by the illlstrlrotiftlas IN ad. Is accepting applications for a permanent part-time employee. If you are energetic, self -motivated, have personality, and love to work with people, drop resume off in person to: TecbmAM Square, 278 M m St. N. Usit 2 or PYene 9e5-862-2878 E E EW SER ng for fids to deliver papers ers door to door four times a eek by 6:00 PM. in their neigghborhoods. CMI 905-689-5117 40! f � JOIN OUR TEAM . y/. wrI,IIIrI I1M1 .ul , �.unt• Yn,dNr />r/r�rl-.rn/ ..her K •.rw.m,MUtw. 1., lll,:luak - ".,. hmY r•xk,nE .Iql�. ., -. and rlumh.aw• ,•rale i nl ,M AW'al,n`` IY HA .LXt .,I alppllcr• .11rlrll lar Nina M♦ . �1.,,nl:unlna aa:a:uralc ntlllrr a,W . ..nl krcp,nL ay.K-m. lax lAc :. rwln,.•m 1 a rwrw1wc ryYrcal • l . nlrwl4-r l xnKni -mc . c1 lel a:.11 w•na.Y' - �i,,.,n►a,rrawlr:Y la.nal .k,Il. phase fax resume to: (905) 1352-4324 Ann:Humen Resources KIDS! KIDS! KIDS! - Ages 2+ - Wanted for TV & Movie Jobs! No Fees!! Men/Women 16-65 yrs. Needed for same! No extras. Patft mfr Call (416) 221-3829 POOL SERVICE PERSON required for openings/ closings and service work. Full time or seasonal. Drivers licence a must. Students welcome, experience is an asset but not necessary. Phone: (905)479-7665 or Fax: (905)479-6524 or email: mayfairpools@gtaiigs.net SSG YOUR ROME? klpre about ow 8011E MR SALE PAM= AJ AX r .r< � Y�na✓aan x852-9741 AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE Toronto Une: (416) 796-7259 „)30 Colanler8ol Aw,r Ajox 24 Toronto St. Ilortk Ibdridge s; ^'z4 -Hour t=( x79-42 ytiu Men.-f<rL: M. tal-S.•00 pm )Ilam Allw4ti.: k30 erlh-Sc00 NII � �� � Now whein YOUf word ad wre -A3 tile.+ SOlwtilly Z4 -!'lour 1guc. (�►)8'512 E-Inal� *� .. ,. _....__. _._.. lour phone Ih~es ewe open Mon. iia Fri. 118:00 Pm• 815.9:30 110 MOO fl `�• :.-vac -' -- - --�..r.,=-- _._ _.._ _.. ti v.7A..IF,I/ A!P PAGE 32 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, March 31, 2000 11W Gatteral HNp Iff General H* t skilled HtMp Skilled Help IG0171 SERVICE ADVISOR with ADP experience is required immediately by King Church Nissan. Automotive background and Nissan experience preferred. Please fax resume, att'n: Service Manager (905)686-1126. RECEPTIONIST/ BOOKKEEPER Full time. Appl} in Hriung at Uxbridge Travel Center, 15 Brock St, Uxbridge ON L9P IP6 or Fax 905-852-4875 SEASONALLABOURERS Wanted for local Landscape Construction Company. $11./ hr. + up, depending on experience. Students welcome. Please fax resume to: 905-640-6541 'I WRITEVALE r� / G u l - F c 1. t R Golf Pro Shop Retail Sales Help Ladies Wear Sales Display Duties Full Time Seasonal Fax resume to: 905-294-5115 1 120 • - 120 • VSTOMER SERVIC REPRESENTATIVE K-quired by Pickering area kitchen and t rrn.wation company P-ronsibiblies Include handling customer rTh+xne calls, data entry, Processing castor .en ice orders and fo=ung up on orders sh,r+ his potcuron requurs an excellent communica. ,r with stru wnttrn aril verbal skills who u -tail exkrnted and hardworking. Must have al -ast 3 years customer service experience onstructaun background desirable. Please fax resume to: (905) 420-3582 Canac Kitchen tc Bath Gallery Inc. Attention: Mr. Albert 1 Sete H.WANmae ff& 1 SMU HOWApms Looking for an exciting career? We require NEW AND/OR USED CARS SALESPERSONS Sales experience preferred. Contact Ed Rancier at (965) 404-M Tor. Mlle: (905) 686-1642 General Help LA111tii1JL�iA�J aticEaraclflrwclo�sw (Forriterly Fros-T) Now hiring riders Cash paid dally! Earn huridreds/wk Win Prizes Have Fun Call 723-2229 AMU apMnOkr 9 new Pickering hn�bme acid p> time iro�m Cowper sales hdP. Previous few expa mlat. Please fax ns" to: 905 G6 643e. AITNIIIDN FM Turf! PART 711E help wanted. $12.05 to scan. Great for Studem's 18+. No experience necessarY- trafdng a provided. Must 47 Positions by April 51h. Can 3 �Th10 s m. )�- 1 Gattttnl Heb AZ DlgrMamA I required to run B trainamity. 36 ,ei orO 2�4X of truck revenue. Also Part- time drivers required to run dump traders. Cal (905)786 9803. BBME'S BARMENOW for saleLocated in Whitby. Please cam 9135-668-7800 (Bus. 9-6) or 668-2483 (Home). CAIN TIMIIMt! wanted. Hiiph- est paid. Please cog for i t view (905)432-1200. OAOOY O'S GILL - Expen- enced Waitress / Cutter. Pat time 3 days/week. Bus Per- sONDithwather Saturdays lo Bre so�pp�y Rcker Ing. ram (905)420-2547 be- 5P.M. RAMSTYWT chair and Es- NfeliClan room for rem. Be your own boss.0ppor- kv*. CAN Angelo 619.9741. An aggressive multi -faceted national automotive repair organization is seeking candidates in the Ajax Pickering area for the i following positions. Apprentices & Class A, E,S MECHANICS Candidates should be energetic, customer service-oriented, and have their own tools. Must have proof of mechanic's certification or apprentice and a valid driver's license. We offer an attractive salary plus incentives, a good benefits package, career satisfaction and a pleasant and safe work environment. Please fax your resume, in confidence, to: Mike Errington at Fax: 905-668.5046 'Sp -ed y�= PEST MANAGEMENT TECHNICIAN One of Canada s longest established pest management companies is presently seeking an organized and ambitious self- starter. The successful candidate will have a Structural Exterminator License. You will also have either a minimum of two years experience in commercial and res- idential situations or a college diploma in environmental pest management. You must have an excellent understanding of the principles of IPM, as well as strong interpersonal and communication skills. You must have a G class driver's license with an excellent driving record. Please fax or deliver resume to: Reliable Exterminators Limited 1730 McPherson Court, Unit 32,Pickering Fax (905) 831-2987 (8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.) 1 General HMp DRIVEN regw,ed to delrvcr sanitatior supplies in TOrondo b surround" areas sserrtit resume to Jim Carruthers. do UNDERWOODS 410 FINLEY AVE AJAR OUT Fax (905) 619-9629 E -mild xnrwNp Nin CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- sponsible for more than one incorrect insertion and there shall be no It - ability for non -insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads is limited to the amount paid for the spate occu- pying the error All copy is subtect to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser. - Part time even - 'rigs mut[ be experienced and oorwabk ey Rd Aur Leavemessage at 416713-7829. COUM 11 wrlh alts Or tars are needed to service the Dumont and Toronto area Plus potential 7 weft ( 7-00 OZ DnIMERS will experience required immediately, lull- bme hod runs We oder lug bandits and good wages. Cal 905-839-1171 EARN 5200.. 5300.. 5500., or mora per week, assenrmbwg Products in the cordon o1 your uraown home send avtlseN- b: O.P.H. 6-2400 0 Aides St. W. Suite 541, Ref 636. Mis- sesauga. Ont. L5K 2R8, B ECTMCMMS and 3rd or 481 tern apprentices needed. Fax resume to 705-357-2090. ESTAOUENED LAMUCAPE Company in Ajax looking for Foreman with m'rkmum 3 years experience Starling rate S161hr. Also looking for full-time labourers Fax re- sume to (905)663.2681. EXPERIENCED COORS and Bakers regwret by The Mom - mg Utility Tea Room, near Pe- terborough. Plem df 0 (705)964-5961 or fix rest" 1 General ltMp EXPERIENCED PRESSER needed ,,all ,905)839 4919 EXPERIENCED PRESS OP- ERATOR Rapidly growing printing compary rtprres two expenenced Press Operators to Operate the I - - o types of tresses aedd tberg me S-Iwme. OrAdast two colour press 119 x 261 or a 2 colour 11 x17 m Haada oma press. Frve years ext)6ridmCe Or better WOW be a dmme asset we oiler an eac-Neyt berme' plan. a pleasaril and clean work en- viroil tem Come grow with us Please tax resume by DAptd7 10. 2000 to(905) 985- SNtNGLER WANTED- Experi- enced only appy Roofing Labourers also needed Transportation necessary to NApr Hourly wage 1905)683.6389 E1 FBNNCED W11100W Cleaner resrdemal 32 ladder work Experience a must Send resume to Fife ISM, bo Oshawa This Weft. PO Box 481. Oshawa. ON, L1H 71.5 sm SCWAM MBGNTIOtt Centre. new location in Pick- enng Positron available for Saks Person. Experience an asset Salary plus commis- sion Call ( 7.7611 or tax (905)475-6710 FM - PRIMATE 2-bdrm apt. Meal incl.. fireplace. poo Fennale hornemalfer rer)eired. April 1st Rem receipts pro- viaed. Vanous duties ria manville area 905-623-7654 or 416560.3847. FOU TfMfJ►RRT TIS aipp- pOinMtem setters s10414/hr PLO monnay, bawl a comm. experieria preferred. Clear English a must. Scarborough area 416321-3162. 1urAZ license needed « Wrt«ppianreiw Apr Drop rani es df aly400 f3enrments Rd. W. Ajax or tax to 905 686 8546 of cam 905 6863333 ed. 233. PT rutUired, PT bkGtatic - Clue A diesel Erdorsemem. trucks. Call (416)410-3435. t14ROElt WARNM 4400 and W plus ralnmnispm. Also w quired hairstilut. Fun or r bme for Ajax salon. ON 663 5911 evenings 725-0745. people for for ff reliable tial or pan time: Hourly roe + bogus. Call Mr. Stephen 721- 1 CWWal Help fUu-TIME HAIRSMIS warned for our Picketing and Ajax salons, $8 00R1our plus profit sharing. benefits Call or rmerview. Tina or Melinda (905)683-3650 HAIRSTYLIST required with experience. Fit or P/T, for busyfriendly salon in mail location. Guaranteed wages + commission. Start imme- datefy John 725-2080 or 728-3720 HAIRSTYLISTS POSITIONS in Oshawa and Ajax Great working environment and on- going training. Call Cheryl 905)723-7323 DRIVER required for Home Hardware Building Centre Pickering D License 8 Clean abstract required Call Bryan (905)839-4321 R -t oFFn[ni Tu assemble our products Free information Send SASE to Kra". I8-7777 Kede St. Dep 7. concord ON L4K 1Y7 INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE of Travel Canada s largestIn stitule specializing in Travel and Tourism � Training Next class 725 Ir r0 10 Please pN 905.725-3919. KN1S PROGRAM Reception- ist required mmedyhly Aust be patient and N"40v- xng Flexible hours with own transportation For app cam Leers 905-4262080. LANDSCAPERneeded for irm- teriock decks. tences and Coastrrckan Pidiering area pgkwe Steady worker Call for me Vie 839 8143 1JGNT INDUSTRIAL. low term temp must have 6 s Mynstea! toed booa PCk- ernrq through Oshawa area Car an asset from $750 to S9 00 per hr we will be 00 - view q at IN Oshawa Cmc Auditorium 99 Thornton Road South. Ossa s. fiery Tues and Thus 9,30&m -2p m ISTS - required by local talon oting comps" tot mine- duce employment Pkm for- ward resume to (905) 721- 0467 LOOIDN6 FOR A new preen Join a last grouting financial services co Do you have leliderst" abilities and are gwr�aing to wort tartV No de - Cam Jobe X905-43366- 8499 I= TECNMCIM - tuo and part time hourly wage plus Dorws Experience needed valid drivers boom Appy a Pemioit. 195 Mksbwy Rd S of 401 Apar SERVICE Requires reliable cleaners for part time positions to i start immediately. Experience pre- ferred, but neces- sary. Own tr2ns- portatlon required. Serines fugniries Only 686--9160 income, demble hours. low start-up Investment, be your own 1105S. trips, bonuses. Prigs. Call Lori 905.852.1865 and start viffA ialely. Person Distributorr;buto°PiR/at materials in Oshawa sella SO MW%tW Individal with Good communication and or- ONN=borol skills for a busy order desk. Duties include: accePUM snit dispatching or - den and driving a fork lift. soom WNW re- pwre0. Computer emMerimox a must. Fwward mune will SONY e�q to: File /514, fkhawaaWlrtby This Weds. 865 Farewell St. Ostn- wa. Ontario LIN 71.5. PRINTER 1.111110NINER equipment remit forwankequipment Mhqet be expenenced m prep- uial a spray tw-hOrmgIndia- Fixa1905 tx ON �9OM333:3 e>Q. Ar ritsurnes ROYAL CAMAOIAN LEGION BRANCH 322, 111 Hum St. Aja. LIS 1P3. Pant Time Bar Steward. Must be available Mon. through Sunday. Smarr Serve wWiGO required. Ap- romans can be a picked up at th bar. 11:30 a.m. 10 8 p.m. Mon. through Saturday. Resumes should accompany appkcatem 905447411 1 General Help PART TIME HAIRSTYLtsT wanted for busy salon in Bow- manville Part time/full time. Hoiidy wage plus prom shar- ing, plus benefits. Pard Birth- day Please phone Barb or Wendy 623-6444 PART TIME Independent de- livery person for small com- pany Light deliveries Neat appearance and clean driving record a must Fax resume to 905-579-1469 PART-TIME SALES REPS to sell confectionery products to schools and groups Flexible hours. school vacations and summers off Sun parent with school -ape children 1-800- 268-1250 ext.3209. PICKERING LANDSCAPE company requires experi- enced lawn maintenance ppeer- sonnel Telephone (905) 831- 0821 or (416) 721-1966. PICKERING. SALES - Part time for flooring store Mature person with retail experience preferred. Salary + possible commission Fax resume 905.683.3182 THE NEWS ADVERTISER is looking for prospects to deliver newspapers and flyers to the following areas .�r-A-A-S-A A SCARBOROUGH Rouge Hills Dr. Island Rd. Brycemoor Rd. Brownfield Grdns. Friendship Ave. Sunny Slope Beaverbrook Crt. Kirkdene Dr. East Ave. Blueking Cres. Greybeaver Trail Bornholm Dr. Clearlake Ave. Bowes Garden Crt Ridgewood Dr. Broadbridge Dr. Hartsville Ave. Baronial Crt. Malxwley Cres. Oxhom Hd. 6400 Lawrence . Provincetown Rd. Mairine Approach Bridgend St. Charles Tupper McCulley St. Centennial Rd. VVheehng Dr. Ravine Park Cres. Koning Crt. Parlette Ave. East Willpw Gate Pendermere Tui Pkwy. Glen Cres. Rouge Hihtands A- ,--, FOR FURTHER INFORMATION 905-683-5117 House cieumn Apit -- Ndl. w1a. MMR 69108 ofd Idil arwrenra: nmtme summer Pmftrs ne�eded�Fxperience Out will train. Meat naive own tranapor"on MW le fw- resume W COUPLE forNr 5 years exp., knowledge of electrical. mechanical, plumbing, plastering and routine main. F ro "5 7?! 0707 durrrlP cling �� ' regqua- iAraOani wklm abstract. Fax MUMM to 905-605147. UM WASN for person license to oper- * track Moret have trtraahntt�s�ppporr tation. Please call 906-031 3630. (71 LASE CMSMJC- l1 fore person required and (2) landscape construction IN- bourers required. Drivers N - cense a must. Contact Scott at 666-91190. 135 135 135 g F Fleming sblM Doul 8 Frainle A Unked Dorninlot1 COt1WV Fleming, Canada's largest manufacturer of steel doors and frames for the non-residential building construction market and the fastest growing company in its industry in North America, is currently adding a 31" shift and is looking for qualified individuals' for its expanding production operations. Manufacturing Engineer: Candidates must have a minimum of three years experience in manufacturing/process engineering. You should be familiar and knowledgeable in robotics, material handling, and flow technology, line balancing, machine utilization, sheet metal 8i related tooling, process design 8 implementation. The ideal candidate will be a college graduate, and have industry related experience. Maintenance Manager: this is a day shift position and the individual will be responsible for the management of the maintenance of the facility and its equipment. Supervising a staff of 5 over 3 shifts the individual will have a minimum of 5 years related experience preferably in metal stamping environment. Production Supervisor: for the 3'" shift. This individual should have a minimum of 5 years related manufacturing experience in a union environment. Maintenance Electrician: with a trade certificate and a minimum of 3 years related experience is required for the day shift. Maintenance Mechanics: for the 2"° and 3'° shifts, who have a minimum of 4 years of related experience, are required. If you are a talented, well -organized self-starter, able to work with a minimum of supervision, and are looking for opportunity, Fleming offers you an attractive compensation and benefit package and a challenging work environment. Send your resume to: HR Dept, Fleming 20 Barr Road, Ajax, Ont. US 3X7 or Fax (905) 427-1527 or e-mail `hrdept0flemingdoor.com" We regret but only those individuals selected for an interview will be contacted. An Equal Opportunity Employer, ffeavy Machinery Engineering, Design and Manufacturing Company providing equipment for Primary Steel Industry located in Oshawa - Whitby arca is currently seeking appiications for 110ECRAMCAL DESIGNERS Required for design of heavy equipment. CAD proficiency with minimum of 3-5 years working experience. Degree in Engineering hs desirable. ZORMG MILL OPERATOR Required for Heavy Metal fabrication. Excellent drawing in- terpretation skills with minimum 7 years experience. INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER Qualifications are that you are an OCET with minimum 5 years experience in estimating and planning of all facets of manufacturing production protects involving all types of weld- inK processes, machining and assembling of heavy metallurgi- a1 equipment and machinery. You must be a dynamic team player with leadership qualities. PLANT M"AGER Responsible for overall Fabrication of Heavy Industrial Ma- .hinery operation which includes planning, organization, di- rcting shop employees, quality of production, health and safe - y, general maintenance and on time deliveries all within :ompany policies. Qualifications to include certification by :WB as Welding Supervisor, good leadership and technical xoblem solving skills with 10 years experience. Please fax resume to: (905) 668-5687 V* offer steady employment, good wages and a comps eiaensive package -ire thank ail cel didetes for their interrst and advise awl y those to be interni ured will be contacted. Manutacturing company in the Bowtnanville area, requires the following positions: • CNC set-up operator • CNC Fro6rammer with Smut -Cam experiience • Maduae - tool maintenance mechanic • Senior deriral person for updah'ng dl: scheduling Fax resumes to (905) 434-6409, Attn: H R Dept. No phone calls please - 1 GattMal H* tMAN11W. AaZrS with min - for a �dua�6ppbd rtm'� turalliler Call (9D5) 57108031eave 1 Oft* ACACCMMM MECEIWAU rk. lining. bank deposits, collectiaa. en must hgood computer stills and experi- tmhce wqA AIR. Need strong communication skills. Please send resumes HlFik 0512 Oshawa This Weds. P.O. Bou 481. Oft". Ontario. L1H 71.5 t 1 =0 HNrp WNW" PRACTICE re- quires Full-time Medical Sec. r"Y, S10Au. Computer ex- perhen ce an rind. in in writing only to: Dr. N. . 95 BavN St. W.. Suite 280. Aim, 0011 _LIS 7K8. Nticw;w Sao I mint condition - solid pine harvest style table, matching buffet/hutch, (Ipholstejust $675. Cos. mplete. finish. tlxbrid4e 905-852-0202 IIIARKLAY•S GIANT SPRING YARD SALE APRIL 8TH AND 9TH S- 50) Per Table For The Weekend Contact Mike or Laura AT BARKLAY'S (905) 436-06344 Gara"N-d I Gar"elvard Sales Sales GIANT MULTI FAMILY GARAGE SAIF» SAT- ATRIL 1St 9 A.M. 1468 JATrWAv CIRCLE, PICKERMG We iaave lids, thert and terns of the setherfli Rain Deter, Seta. April 211& Durham Region's I•ppGM, "T Ipl'sD Sat. Apr. 8 th - 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sun. Apr. 9 th - 9 a.m. - 5 p.m Barklay's 423 Bloc r St. W., Oshawa TONS OF VENDORS & IN STORE SPECIALS!!! Don't miss the great deals. NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, March 31, 2000 PAGE 33 A/P SkMW"• Oryeue A"N" 1 Artkke to Sao AAkha roc I SW • I DOW" AsromoO lei 1 t« Sao MoloreytMo • PRESSPERSON regwred Int- mediately for busy print shop PICKERING Math f Rollo: Loving daycare. 18 months to COIN OPERATED Arcade RENT TO OWN new and re- BIRDS FOR SALE hand 26 _ 1993 Y-TWNI 1100 HONDA Must have experience on AB 12 years Daily outings games for sale Ideal for rec rooms conditioned appliances. and tamed Quakers, cockatiels. WE FINANCE Shadow, new rubber. braided Dick 9810 Fax resume 8 sal- (fenced backyard and Y park) or cottage or a great business opportunity for the new TV's Full warranty. Pad- dais Market 905-263-8369 or Blue Crown Contuse, and as- sorted bud various budgies. pm- EVERYONE lines- polished rims. low kms aryexpectauons to 905-723- TM C rafts. story hme, music, nu tntbus meals 8 snacks First right operator Excellent add- UOnal 1-800-798-5502 es. call 666-1478 First time bU - y 2 Corton saddles, Corbin pipes. straightbars. excellent ex- SEAMce Aid. C PR certified Non- income m the right W- cation, bar, dub, pool hall. SATELLITE Mini special for OSHAWA OBEDIENCE Assoc erS, bankrupt, shape $82 905.706-5901 necessary, I. penence necessary. lull time/ pan bine posltons m Picker- Picker- smoking. receipts 905-428- 1244 restaurant Dozens to choose from Available April Ist Pro. April 60 channels $1995 monthly inclulding equipment D Classes starting April 101h, P Basic and Novice To iiDpY. bad credit, no H!I KAWASAKI wfr, green. mint condition. new Irons tire. ing and Oshawa. Fluency m llonhe lesskorally serviced and m Free Installation (905)655- R ter call Bev 1905) 435• credit. You matching leather sat d hill - English is required Please 11 905 1 Cie excellent condition Please all between 6-10pm 905- 3661 nsaage a sinal Ileal crew Cad"it mist be a team work. YOU met $8500 985-3183 (snp) Cal 1 172 -0669 STORE FIXTURE company in HOME HEALTH CARE Gentle. 720 4506. snp Whitby seeking experienced caring prutessional health COMPUTER DEALS.NET assemblers. 5 yrs min in are provider will cheerfully Pentium Internet starlet Sys wood woodworking Industry Phone provide any help you need Flexible schedules available tem $299 Pentium laptop $599 Super fast 26 For more info call Carol at 500MHZ in - lernet screamer with 17' HP TIG WELDER required for pre- MED ASSIST (9D5) 259-2441 monitor $998 We love doing cistron fabrir_ahon she In Pickering Must Slip) is rrades and dPocutl repairs. be able to • • Free (wa)655-3661 weld aluminum and stainless steel. Salary Negotiable Trade COMPUTER SPECIALS Inter - Please apply to Fie 1511 Go Oshawa his Week. Po Box FREE TO G000 HOME 2 net starter system $288 Intel 300MHZ superfast system BEAGLE, female, purple col- lar, missing from yard March 28th H found or taken, please call (905)683-6164 owners concerned for her well-being. toll be free to a good home SOFT -COATED Wheaton Ter- ner puppies home -raised. gorgeous Teddy bears Just i time for Easier Parents on- site Ready to Go' $900 Call Mrs Green (905y-430-0531 LAB PUPS - family raised drive! Lots of • 1 Snownsobil« choice. Down or Trade may be 19M TROY 6511 new polished tunnel, polished suspension. required. Ryle FX snooks. speed track SPECIAL 96 xCR 600 engine. triple In FINANCE pipes. $3000 obo 985-3183 DEPARTMENT 1992 FORMULA Plus Skidoo. SHERIDAN CHEV �s.� k� h/1 warmers 9on machine 05-706-8498 Studded track. stored Indoors. 481. Oshawa, ON LlH 71_5 ass one male one female, fixed. all shots. approx t yr $699 Loaded P3-500 with 17 -NEC monitor $1333. Perri- sheds 8 x 8 barn kit, only $359 tax Many chocolate black and yellow. dam excellent shape Ready for scow. $2.500 him or will trade Hospital old. call 427-1941 um laptop 5599 we love doing plus other sizes and styles available. M:F, champion sire. on location CNC registered. Mi- - f"r older model plus cash r _ - - -S teedicat Der" 1 Bim" OS)� 3and 661 difficult repairs Also garages and decks 761 McKay Rd Unit 3. Rck_ crochipped First shots, de- wormed duclaws removed 7051328-0402 A MEDICAL OFFICE ASSISTANT Corner 598 -3963 1 Foorr3more info. call 905-61�- 5600 Brooldm 905.655-8005 1 194 ARCTIC CAT. 7ci0 EFI, pat time for evenings and Saturday mornings. Vem- CHILD'S +w,,,)den play ton OAK DINETTE SET, table. large [eat pedestal. 4 Iwrs �. :.0 small b smess Pickering quire with at condnoranp O II I I with new dutch studded 'rack excellent Condition. requireduncture with canopy 81f slide sand- $795 While quantities last" USED RESTAURANT EQUIP• ' for sale $4000 oto Also includes sin- e umes 10 ossland Med tax cover. telescope. steer• irg wheel $300 Demetrios. PINE LOFT TREASURES 918 Simcoe St N. Oshawa MENT steam tables pizza Tam Cal (905) 663-034 « SALES LIMITED qle snowmobile trailer 905 at Centre 701 Rossland Rd sue 8-t0 wedding dress. 905 tables meat saws. walk in WANTED B::ckskin or Pinto 339 2129 a 1416) 942-5917 E .Whitby. Lill 8Y9 beaded attached tram beau- 579-9311 cooler. cnrcCa, mixer. grills. Fi[r/ ! 2 years Case 434- i ' � 1914 YAMAHA '!-Ma 600. OUR FAST PACED Pickering Tiful. paid $3000, sell $500 Mental office Is seeking an en. 831-4217 lhuSlashc, outgoing and ex- CHINA, Mikasa 'Sophisbcate- penenced tull time Adminns- W set $300 Call (905!683- Iralopi r to n our extraoich ary 205, aft. Some evenings/Satur- la Abel and Assist pNrknce an asset. Fax (9051 Irwin tux Sale 420-4056 14 FT LUND a[ urimifc brat pt!lMAti ,r•1h nner 25 hp Maand had - ALSO Singer 700 knmmg TECIMCIAAI wchme Cal 655- 7529 199 CRAFTSMAN 1P' radial arm saw','amp 5750 Cal Y5.436 -742 !i cpertence a must 1999 Oewieci Camel•au 21 Con :peed mens 7005 195- alu- •ruwm Irame mountain bike 1905) 428-1711 Michelin Wild Groper Ines PHARMACY ASSISTANT - ,ck Shox. LX rear derader. plesMust nave own car Exceueot t*. pedals. green and rs for the rain paudryple. Immaculate IbrldDon. -'leeaasse cal 839-4 1(X) candidate $750 4 months obo Please AReduced - RECEPTIONIST Required pan Iffwttum ice) 3183 Now w ' ne lot Or Surgery :.!rtitied Dental A.ssrstam P? 4dig to F!1 Also mature Plum mall resume to 92 LEATHER JACKETS up to I/ Church Street Sam. Suitt 2 pn�e leather purses from 101. Apx. Orhtario LIS 6114 $9 99, liggaow from $1999. REHAB Opp TO father walker from $6 99 End of Season Ckaana Ptwsiorneraprit, Bowman mak' trifler, Alit Ossawa Private Ormo 00"Family -Ports fiWlOshawa 90S72B-9830 Rehab Ciente Gradates anaorn. 905-728-9400. sro welcome to apply Pont ADHO ! SEDWE7T NG New 1416) 598-4020. Or talk (416) konoiogy offers help 'o par - 598 -3963 ems in Riese Yeas SaUs:ac- REOUNIED IMMEDIATELY hOin glass, -ed. We re here to MOVING / GARAGE SALE :.!rtitied Dental A.ssrstam P? 4dig to F!1 Also mature help Fur free rntamaitn, n10 " "rill Bos 7251360 Ap4ri1 I i! 2 - 7i.�.-3P-tM• e'Denenced Dental Reap- hinist. PIT. Various h ow $ n- ANTIOUE TAKE. and 4 chairs solid pine 4 square 86 Dwon Lane, Ajax southend it Harwoodwesiney) liding Saturdays Call Wendy legs are handcrved - very iohlal kitchen set. 6 pike .couch n)dwler. Single bad with !05420-8990 detailed Cal tot eget odor- ,stbess. art ipw tag, ass«Ied tables. books. records. TWOK. SCRUB SETS [soled anaorn. 905-728-9400. sro 7txswrt. exercise equipment. kiggagt. bicyclists. etc. dors $29 95 Good selec- APPLIANCES. refrigerator 2- Office HelpMff Skilled Help hcin of assorted clearance 20% off UNIFORMS PLUS ?200 1R Inde door !nos, !r..e. dWmre sloe. maw"N heavy duty washer 8 dryer $b -will cepa • N'1fYG CLERK. 3 NVAC TECHNICIAN exp re norm d �R02 in Ken rat Also Kenmore �. :.0 small b smess Pickering quire with at condnoranp O II ll Sam - Opera Monday to Fn Sam - Sat 9a m - Spm ckefinr used 2 5250 Phdkenng 4265945 Responsible or :xxvits relXlwalbk. Minn. ofmse with min Gas Filler b- arse Aftradive wage and 70 m (4M),11274348 (905) DRYER 75re.. "y. govemmeiM tares and wxcng Must have pal- benefite Cane lent me C and Leiner VERSA-WhenCARE a washer 5225 Frost tree Washer 2 4 comrnana W E Tam Cal (905) 663-034 « re yo I youUys- bridge Where are you' If you "e m gentle ore lar me w I rales used No reasoinry offer refused Call dery fihplkyy Accounting 5 and Mi- Isolt Onix Fax resume to 416 282.9997 or to (905) 683-3377 older person corse pm our (905)242-38 or (905)767- 3-2919 sial (905)619-2351 or Team We need you it your fo- 0215 Sales FIELD SMRVISOII. Excel- isrsi opportunity la a reliable eels is resident based I avbie for Cosa Paid- tionsala CARPET I have several 11 !A serma oriented Idividual to time la Rk caegories W _ ntoui� and nd 100% nylon car- FOLK ART CLASSES �+'-n. nsaage a sinal Ileal crew Cad"it mist be a team RPN. PSw. HCA Previous experience an asset. Please Det tail carpet kvinq Price "GMAC HOME player and have a strong wort toxic Experience n ilk com- mad a ax resume W versa- Care Centre. Uxbridge. Eliza- room and hal for incudo . pace and in - SERVICES" mercial vermtation system beth Bat. RN. Director of St. Ux- sUMM (30 Square yards) St4wc (905) 743-0689 Real Estate Sales/ would be an asset. Some travel requited. Fax resume Care. 130 Reach bridge. ON. L9P 1L3 Fax r CARETS SALE 6 HARD - Licensed, 90% to. 905-631.3759 90.5-852-0117 We Rain* ab WOOD FLOOF4*6: carpet 3 commissions, n0 MEATNK A AM CadhUOninq who apply• o'nty those chosen for an xterview will =em a rooms from $339 (30 s0. A ) Includes carpet. premium tee's, back UPS, installer. Gas b rein racoon to go! 2 tamales. 1 male. Pure cad arra nstallation Free leads, referrals. license required urham admtao,n lul time. Also AN aFP • atimaa, carpet repairs 905-509-6111 salatsson p 725-973ng1. Fax resume 905 • I Serving D~ and scar_ rounding area Credit Cards SALES TECNMICIAN. Excel. �'�1. 3 IM. 10 months. 3 years Ar�pTed Call Sam 905 686 1772. lem opportunity for scud Candidate with proven trade 3TCM DESIGN= re- and S years require cal n yo ser hawk. huts.. CARET AND 1 $ALE record in sales. territory. exceleof wrMni gtnred Mn Si home mitre on Shrine St. N.. .m.. 6:30a.m. - . Refere cls westca" Strouds area. ikkrerwces re three mems. 30 square s. 3 mss. from 5339 installed. I aid oral communications, pit OShAwo, is Steklflg exDai- Oshawa. enced blichen aid bath de- oared. Cal 9058398589 will discoid ala« best gull sentatlon and PC skills. Ex- penence in the commercial our showroom. Please tax resume to Mlwork =tax EXPEREMCED MATCARE prouder for nine- cap to 10%. New colors and Customer saistackom ventilation system would be an Horn Centre, (905) 726-8589- WAO"W . in rw'w Part- Rad' Cal Mire Igr year 906,31 4040 asset. Capattle of tnrorhinp bb day.bine hours. Mat be on site wo profasigrul c s- LICEM$EO ELECiFACMN lex nblfsmoker. CPR ad Fret tomers and company hold Personnel. r -III loving and -1 "' . I'd training regwir•d. CAN CEDAR Excel" icor PLC ON an aln 965 9054 f« drtais cessful 1>�e for 5110- candidate. Fax lkgkired TTrde- (905) 706 100KMM FOR a pat tine S rt sun* to: 905.831-3759. phone Used Cansigivilir or 3 cluldnrw, 2.4 aIM 7 be eloeri C4- NOm trig '.awknothad t e SII\N noir of in Ajar reVAM runt apyea�tive Aad Ilenble. me e�t2. Some orCum MAAM regrwd in aMw trfak. Knowledge d So" fMraakfegrwli w CA6 509 8067red.encedd • ngonNapply.V714.taxreblMrleAmstradamast. carham Makkers need o L,�e YAM dYW 90S-983 Sakayle.lo' home day- 9714. comiuiofb ALSO: F/rrine L,Oou,a for ,ar clea ing and IOVIN$ Christian care, wil Mach Agbdd.gtoincrafted UUKTWMR for slid d p shop: No etg. rt- nWN1 First AnZ-2237 nmbers Aad alma. 2-5workshop pefut F gquuiredf van dam! nth" Saaoms MpWwIS ears Vpreschod� 7NmY p�yFlwy enced. To start im Pickering " ng 905-837-6569 « 93002. DeiSOn. only. Cal (905) 6192699 INax) new Pickerng Go. (905) 637- 9600. CEDAR-V4ROCK Pawing. Top OuaMy. Knotty. 12 Limo- WIUTT WANTED: CIA$$ •A' H" Truck Medwauc MINIT ow FOOE (R F) required for Apx truckng DATCAK AYAN.AKE, Mon- ddaayy�Friday. 3 ihnornlM 8 up. ba Yard Price 5 Dekwer. AN sizes. 613 8191056. with diaN cup n Durham wry. Mast hmee expert' OeNbrooli A Brost 1B yeas LOVIM6 CERAMC SINPLlES fur Safe Ma and Rcgion. Orop resuxrks a Opp Ckmats Rd. etna n fydrakiic systems, disposal trucks and expeniawce. TENDER CARE. Alk or Bldg (905863- pawing table. shouWs. Phos lex more Will W.Ajax or tax th 9064W waste Im�wwAy tractors. licensed dad 5278:awp. malign (705)292.55e6. Coss A modWk and t required. Call M 6 7111 « tax to: NONIECARE, before and after school t« Quaker viNalOe Public School. Call Leri 905 FRIM FOR SALE. Said. w e iglus shelving (905W& 5065. 85240115 - END OF LINE CLEAROUT. everehing must qn Mattress- es Isom $59. Inutress set from $159 single. double sets from $219, queen set from $269 Factory Mattress 1-98- :20-2282. 1650 Baayyy St. Pickennig. Ontario (9051 837- GM FUTON CLEARANCE' Sim- mons Porketcoil-The do -not disturb mattress -Al Durham's lowest everyday price Lug celebrates 10 years in busi- ness by sastew a8 prices on Palliser Furniture. Simmons Mattresses and our huge st- Iectlon of Futors and Bean Bags. K you're looking for at- fordaDk furniture. duck us out tired LUIl FURNITURE. 488 King St W Oshawa (across from Sears at 0 C ) 90543& -ONO NANK'S APPLIANCES Party Saks Service Matching Iridgr;saurve, Me new LWup Seran top slave. 2yrs only $499 Maytag ethers $2% up Extra -cap Bred -dove wasters S200/up Washers S199/up 2yr Amana side-by- side, kce/woter only $799 Large selection reguharKdf- dew" "roves $199/up De- tKNnduUers 599 Dekre fmsl- free tndges $30Wuo Aman iriwSiner only 2yrs. lie new 5399 Too much lo Ise 426 Sunc�« St S (905)728-4043 MAITOWOOD FLOORING 3-1 4- x 3,T TING Select r1 birch Unfinished $2 5OtSq 11. PretnwsUed $4/sq ft Nin Ro«ng Of 5. 51 _1. FJ 400ineasr low 0 q 1905) 6649.1506 Cel NONE THEATRE SYSTEMS JVC H[ END Dolby Dgstai-AP Receivers %G -wait Including Multiple CO Double Cassette 5 -speakers 34dodils your choice. 250 -Packages must WLiquidation - Price S870. whk supplies last Hurry for best selection Oshawa Stureo (905) 579-M INDUSTRIAL 5M. washing machine and 2 industrial 751D.dryers 905-5,9-6621 NIOUSTRIAL SIZE Oma mea Slicer 10' blade Asking $600 Call 905-985-0616 LADIES SOLITAIRE diamond sing appraised a $4875 lap- included) ap- in luded) Sacrdia 51500 1985 Plymouth Wagon. r� etc. $xha obo lank,2- 9736 MOVING SALE black lacquer dning room suite with glaW brass table. 2 wood aro ob- nets. black kamer love Seat Tekphork 666-5789 OVUM 2001 LXS-3 electric scooter. less man 25 hours use WD gel batteries. lights. air -ride suspension, van - adjustable seat. cost stove. dishwasher. slicers. M92 snp ice rnaCMne. convection • omDlekly reconditioned. oven, and sink 723-9041 I I AukonobiIts i 3500 kms 52000 Call 905)987-4963 PINEIOAK FURNITURE.. Dur- ing Rooms Bedrooms Home Office. Occasional Furniture plus custom creations from your own dP I D i and imagk- nation are our specialty Let u6 tum your dreams into reaF- dy. We have been handcraft - i g the highest quality SOLID prhe 8 oak ftrrxture available arrywnere for 25 YEARS' Tra- dcional Woodworking, 115 North Port Road. Port Perry (905) 985-8774 hftp n www. Tra*bomlwoodw W k - I g on ca BED. queen brand new ontW- pedc matress. tax spring. head/to lboard. wvlrarme SUR n anaNbta Cost $1175. Sol 5525 116.7269885 KING bad. polowtop extra - thick ::rtnopedic mattress. Dor :-m • cost 51600. sill $675pl (1 61 7269865 TRUCK CAP. 3 box. whu with soder Port windows. locking tad gate. Cam excellent Condition. $200 7019. 905433.95701 sko ) VENOM Rolm - Lod to nut iending machine $700 each o D o C40 alter 6 p m (90519!7-1072 RECONOTIONED FRIDGES $195 up reconditikxhed rang- e" $125, up. reibndiUOntd dryers 3125/ up. rec1lndi- noned masfhin $199 - up. new and rexxlriaiborle - con ow - and wasmets aha dryers a law pna" New brand Mahal hedges 5480 and up. new 30' :ariBT" waft dock and window $430 Recondmoned 24' arg- es and 21• host tree fridges now available Wilt selection at ranter new and recondi- koiiea appliances Call us ro- day. Sleplim-'s Appkanc- es. Sales. Service. PAM 154 Bruce SI Oshawa (905)576- 7448 CARPETS - lots of carpel. 10C,. ivlon new stain re- IfiSt carpets on Raid. I will caps 3 rooms. 5349 Price rhduoa carpet. premum pad. expert installation. tag dekv try. tree abmiaa (3o yards) Norman 6862314 1 Arfich s yllsimed AMTIOIN:S7A&sNaeh! Ad- vice- always valuable usually tree' Purchasing outright. si tales w/some antique COM- enls. (no hind to value con- sidered). collections of anti sal. quamtnes or Sink an- tiquee duns Special interest n Moorcrdt potlery. 1'2 try W re- sporW to all quenes Robert Bowen Antiques- Brtlokin. Ontario. 905)6568049 a (905)242. tp ale Orale It= Una A Canoes. loaded. 110K. A-1. now 1988 MERCURY SABLE, cer scooter lift, lits most vans/ Servs. cost $1600. ,dung Marine fitted emissions 'es'ed. no 1M4 KFORD am.qM. $950. Davol (9051666 9775. rust, good rbndtw... 170ks. $2000 o bo Call Uxbridge : i i I 97 4-1.2 OUTBOARD MERC. 905-852.2535 *Leaf TlCketS' Hardy seen nater 5600 ; o 905.6 I-4M.sn, 67500. Cal 905 823 4535. 3 co. Reasonable trade for canoe 1918 SHELBY Daytona. new i Cap 9135.720.1291 snp motor ert,heC .ean air. Pwindows, door lodis cruise. ed. 117k $7,896. 94 T-00" SE. rd. oadld/4/k Aski g 19115 HYDRA SPORT, 175 alurtm um wlKels. 54700 Cal ! walieye ! 30 hp iohnson ' 2- (905W6-8922 24 voll Irolwp motor. on board air.wtule. now - - - - _ J saoery charger. 3 new bata- 19M TOPAZ GS. 4 ,rye . very 92 Sar bmr0nndy, es, fish finder. stereo. Sim - dew loaded vnth air. cv1Q I AWaiiotiiles rind top. down riggers. Its 8 emission $2750 1986 Cllr warmed XIW Might, spare tire. cover vette. automatic Clean. low 415,M8. -up live will. 53' Bad well kms $1650 certified 6 emis- CASH FOR CARS! N: _-i CAl (9051 623-9107 after 6 sial (905)619-2351 or used +ehices :'emotes must p m $18.500 (4161937-65M be In run img cor'dnon Cas 427-2415 or come to 479 I Arte A 1911 CORSICA LT - '!6 31, bayN St East. Apx at MUR- • craets 252 OOOkm high•wx/ Passed New trail AD AUTO SALES FOLK ART CLASSES �+'-n. dnie dean es tines Clean 8 rebbk $2,500 as s Call Marc (905)767- 1901 199+ Ponmat Tenoest. 4 Co. auto air conditions. . excel - WK corideon. dein air ceib- tied $3200 Call (905)426- 8922 1992 CAVALIER itdan 19C DOOkms black Asking 53000 Call 9C6)723-6623 1993 ASUNA SUNFIRE. 153 700 kit 4 Automatic bim, power sirsoot. aw. am- tm CaSSerk roved, muffler $2.100 a boil offer as s (905) 427-4202 Apel 19M WSW ALTMM GXE 83 DOOkms. automatic, uqy IniOed, exallem Condition. firms Ciel 905 683-2640 aR. 11 1997 CHRYSLER 3ENIIMG Lx 2 Door coupe red o auto, ale. Waded, mart. 87K dealer - serrrad. moot De fan $16.900 (905) 655119?8 evenings a wleekerds 1987 EAGLE TALON. red weth back roof;spokkr mint �ond- tim. low isms. 5-spwa. power wrrrow; 6 Wits NC. lease take-over $370 81: month all loilusnes (90519865010 tock 1911 ACURA IIFTEGRA GS 2 door coupe. tidy loaded sd- ver Curb dx Interior. CO. leather, p/group, p/su roof. ABS. cloys. a mCuosrty stn gjbg} &K-428-60331,900 a 19M FORD CONTOUR SE SPORT. 4 or loaded. 37 000 Isms. askng $14.000 dl A 6 A AUTO ;ars. trucks Man we lav JP to $10.000 Cash on IM Spot Any ConO- Udn.! year Cab us try Dine. 27 Uours. 7 days. 30 min atria 905386 5003 a 905-7W311110 cks ®I Tr Saw roc Sara 1967 :fie. i 4 tt r w. Dux 're'. has ! 4 .lion kilometers. but rtes pretty good Needs Sfefringigas line work. very heavy ddy ukt Mss price n int 51500 range Len 436- 2172 /9111 CHEVY 319. standard, uin wen dm.•1rn CO alarm hist. stripe $12.500 ALSO 1990 Chew Intro on. Waded. Oil power. V6. runslooks ?rn. 54000 436-95111 193 GOC. 2 dr Yukon 4r4- 350 ! 38 .0G kms . loaded, awe with back tnm d rod rack. certified. $17.900 080 905-579--2653 194 FORD S2S4 Diesel. extended cab 5 speed, an Excellerit work tri" Will Cer- tey $8.500 t905µ35-0098 19M Meads UM. 5 cyl. 4 sod stereo bucket seas. Al- loy wheels. mint conidtm. mist be seen. $8500 or obo. Cel Wed 6666696 1 wtww • '87 PATHFINDEN 6-cyl. 4x4. 5-spd Loaded rebuim trars- miss". brasier case, clu" iimglne a 180kms) Tnnrq Del. franc -up E toted wIu 349e 53499 oDo 905-132• _ v: ners classes starting April 10th very flex iok sessions aradabk bdarmtdiaa all sdwaece ►sinMrz sessim able asailaYN. Beginners our specalihi Learn a craft that can reale" stress and give enormous enpymem Cau f905676-3947 for information Apartments II s For Rem URGE .a...._ apar :l. ! sepan,!- - .e $775limortth X.a..-• direly Wnrtes �^.:: , put" 10 0153 905-509-81 M EXCELLENT REC01101 19M GMC 4K4. 305. 4 speed. TIOMED VENKUS ON DUN auto ffi Inning. new Utes. LOT. 97 Cavaliers (6) from Exament running conking $7.975. Blazer 97 LTD, feather i� maintained. Asbnq $8'S00. mem $18.800. 97 Caravan SE. 90K, what. now $12.500.96 IM FORD Whedc nar wwd- CavMw Compatible, loaded. out van. also has hand con - 98K. $13.995..96 Grand Am. troy $10.000. Will c0nSKW 55500. asking $2750. Atlas It= Una A Canoes. loaded. 110K. A-1. now trade. Cal (905)427-7655 scooter lift, lits most vans/ Servs. cost $1600. ,dung (9051965-0059 $8.985..95 Astro CL AWD. loaded. 93K perkd, asking 1M4 KFORD am.qM. $950. Davol (9051666 9775. WANTED $12.950. Ae«Star 95, and m. loaded ed. not $9.985 seas. 165,000 bin. Ex - 1I xf FOR SALE 5 IL baby qaM pont M Hardman Ftdc Maho9an cabrkl rt *Leaf TlCketS' 94 Tempo GL. air. am, load- only ed. maps my BBk. Wow! 905.6 I-4M.sn, 67500. Cal 905 823 4535. 3 co. Will pay face value. s6 -mo.. 94 tiara. bdi im DODGE CAMIRNM SE Aruslwed• D a fitly r�rw Call BrUC@ ed. 117k $7,896. 94 T-00" SE. rd. oadld/4/k Aski g . �. gray mater. 3.3 WN V-6. auto. Ludy bided. rex579-4400 �M550__ $9.5 93 Corsica. V3, a1No. 129K 56.850. a;a,yil�ss wtwile meQ) ext. 2207 air.wtule. now nw, 4 extra mss WO Slow mm UCl� awed" 92 Sar bmr0nndy, iia ertW khan, smoke free for Ndrg, and Pre- prNcltue wrauNa'ort on all _try • n g�0000dd rrakinq obldi'aL 9051259 140K air. auto. 1401L 51,.650.. 91 Acclaim ONE OWNER. 170 -km, cil Bed, drive dean. P.M. (905) man a moddL Also Mcwt 9996 of 905 9853183 (srwp) sedark 151K, ony $4 -FAM look 415,M8. dillionsed phala lot wk. Cal Barb at 905.4'17-7631. 1 Loa a Suzuki SWdxk IwQop here, $4,995. Call ms lei do* � YJ 1987, ft x 4, 4-NNe, $2,966 flftifk Cullim AIM hard top a son top. trader 01100. PIANO, AN11�E s"b a -mliem Sony Brad CeluOr to", ne K� SL Wal, d iMan rdL pN 579-M MO. good condition. 905.433.1447. gad, exalat was made in IBM. MOOD or best offer. Tclephonu (705) FOUND phonse, black in Mack rase, in Oshm area in mid-March. NQWMI OPO THIS VAMW. 1 TaBNMs 277-2561 Cal 005133 4005. p Biddle Le Sake. 0 $1000 PMNO$KRAIN>FA1IB LOST CELLULAR PNM in sol as is. Fast sell. obo.576-7916.srnp 32 FT. Ceasair 5TH WHEEL CLOCKS. Sak on all Roland doDimon and keyboada. black case in Fort Perry or Uxbridge withinBk last tiro 11111 DODGE 51MDOW. air. St. trailer. Fully effsapped. Com- Dd with awrlrgs, dedL loot all Samick Acoustic Pwm. Miller weals Cal 905185,4511. 4-cyl. 4 -dr. automatic. hatch- back, anitm easseNe. Good shed. Located n beautiful (lea o. Swimming. al Howard socks. Large sekctrana W used pint • 1 PakfSntt 00 rtuwuin car. Emission tested. $2400 o.b.o. Cert. 5790804. prink bl Enjoy Owe there « move. nos. Repnt o own, �1p0p111�%t Wag call 433 1M1 In PINS FOR SAIF Ready CANS FROM 5688. Govern summer $10.900.623-1909 LEP PIANO (905) to go! 2 tamales. 1 male. Pure Inwnt urphis Sold Sora POOL TANLES. B' aro 9' state Dillard tables for Salk. Cal bred, good with children: w«hih; a show bkoodine. Cat loll a« let � . 1-888-N - ere f ext. N200 905.420.3113. Cal now 906.9864986• 2-KOROONapartment $750 per nW cable 6 all mUbM included, putt non-smokeu SShowing t petsClose to all "gym (905)922-4911 OSHAWA- 34 so= ST. S. (near Gibb) 1 -bedroom apt $550 u1+Mbes knot. AvahlaDk imme"ely. Firstini re- quired Can Stephen Z)571-3229 or (9051424- cd. WIMiMY PAFA MS UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT -One and two bedroom ap "WM awaitaW In quid modem budding Utilities included. Landry facilities and panting available Cal 43D-5420. ABSOLUTELY CONCEDMM bachelor apartme M. N" Oshawa. Laundry facilities. dose Its park and shopping all ut*bes included, SSWmwO Aaislable immrdia". Noe - smokes 905.264-1917 AJAX 3 bed 20 in semi Win - Wider tot No pelsismu1a W. Available April 1st. Call (905)472-0624. AJAX one bedroom as with wadkblA to yard, ppwrwiwalke laser' dry, Wkirg, $6754monlL no pts. nom -smoker. Assaf ary Kine. Call Benue 905.428- 65M and lave msg. AAM 2 IRDROOM basemaK maopt. dose to Hospital. $7awaiable May 1.905-619 $023. .... r. wiles:. ". � ..F.,:,F• �.,.. . -vi- AT.p*W.34 vN !'' fit tFFpOIAY EMM rS aMtl►eh 31, 2000 all 0 pad or 1 Mo.as 1Shered Far Rat ACCOWNiodWon NEAUTFUL 2 level 1 bedroom PICKERING- One bedroom in apt Duet area East Oshawa. house S500/month inclusive Available May 1st Non- smoker, no pets. Cable, washer, dryer. hydro. $650. 723-1492 (snp) CENTRAL Dshawa, large 2 & 3 bedroom apartments avail- able May & June 1st in well- inairdamed building, dose to all amenities Please all (905)723.0977 9 a.m -6p.m. EAST OF Claremont - 1 bed- room luxury. country apt Pool, utilities Inducted. Call (905) 649-2436 KING AND TOWNLME - re- cently renovated one bedroom apt . upper level of triplex AvaiWDle May 1st No pets. S560(month includes all utdi- kes 720-3325 ONE & TWO KEDROOM apts for April & May 1st Conven- iently located to Uxbridge to mast adult occupied build - Ing view call 905- 852-2534 OSHAWA FOR RENT bachelor apartment suits one person, ran -smoker no pets avail - able May 1. $400/mo. first/ A ABSOLUTELY ASTOUND - last, references. 728-7861 ING 6 months tree then own a NORTH OSHAWA. 2 bed- room and one bedroom May 1N. Quid. dean. family build- ing Heal. hydro and two W plarrces included Pay able. 0)723-tand ry bahhes. OSHAWA. bachelor. attic of house, pnvate entrance. park - will. slove, fridge. microwave. AdMaKI&IMary area Asking $4450 inclusive Wfiast. Call 436-4085 OshawalWhifby border. 1 - bedroom basement apart- ment, avatable April 15th 5500 Pitts 1/3 utilities Ideal for Wle person Call Pam )666-7614 PICKERING - one bedroom basement apt Private en - barna Close to all am, .I Available immediately (905)509-0127 anytime. PICKERING GO STATION 3 bedroom man floor 5995 pus or 2 bedpan Casement MSO mckarve Each very clean we separate room and Raid Jm.re ht ) 4204 X24 Leave mestape PICKERING. 1 -bedroom basemen+ apartpmapartment Avalatnedtatit- CNo Cail (9051K3750 pets PICKERING 2 -bedroom basement apartment Sepa- rate entrance. parking. bright & spacioia 4 appliances Large back yard GU Tb•in Gaut f60o/mon ' he Rima. non-smokermo pets 416)757-7-773 ext s�wwtetenas (41608-7742 4 PIMANG. 2 -bedroom Wsemeni apartment• iiepa- eale entrance. 4pcbeet. earn beaten. family room. washer. dyer. S75l1h lona .25% usk- Ria Avertable May 1st Days 0416)566-2542 evow4s 619-3664 PKXERWGAJVERPOOL NO. large 1100 sq tt 2 bedroom Msemem. am. prey broad- kam. Willing. hAI bWWO m. so lift May to 5875 v9Mies Vj*" (416)494.3765 PRINTF AND iPMGWS ground level. 2 bedroom spanmaht in PADW. sum psin- business cook. new- eeeoess. non owking. nIS1AiS1: Namable May Ist flaarkingi. and cift gairden call (905 6) 55-8310 WYMI - Octet. adult build- ing in Oseav e. mature Leo- ams. central ktrabbn 3 bad - loom apartments available March 1st Electric heat Washer/drys each floor. Tel (905) 579- 9016 SPACIOUS wel-rnaYHained 2 vall, at 900 ow Me G St Some with card -in closets. paint provd- Od. Goes b saimbols. sthoppiq sergre, GO Station. lA4rtia sedum. cal 726.4993. Family Bag. targe 2 & 3 B/R units. $710 & .00 Utilities induct ed. Easy access t0 schools, shopping. Fu - 1 Call 721-8741 WHIM PLACE newly mno- Wed apt, SM std p inclu- sive. plus parting. Transit at door. close to 401. Phone 666-7332 WINTRY- Bachelor and 1 bell - room available in well main- taned briding. 4 Sevens Re- altfi7. Ltd.. Broker. 905.668 - WHY rent when you an own your own home for less than M, drink?!! Call Vlave Hay - Sales Rep. Refluax Summit Realty (1991) Ltd. (905) 568-30M or (905) 666- 3211. house from S600/month o a c. Up to $5.000 ash back to you' Require S30J000.famey income and good credit Start of down paymem7 Call Bill Roka. Saks Rep today' FW Max Sprit (905) 728-1600. 1- SW732-1600 ABA DABA YOU own your own completely renovated fame. 5500. 6 months free. I t Stare kitchen, laundryy, bath- Rank .ales and estate room. 2 minutes to G0. only sale pnrpe'ues from single working female, non- Ckhawa hr ickert g. To smoker RrsVlasl (905) 837- reretve a free compu- 8237 tenzed printout call 1-698-805-7965 ID #1042 . 1 AVAILABLE TICKET 1433. for Tina Turner. Kiss. Bruce Springsteen. Brdney Spears. NII. Oasis. Manah Car Third Eye Blind, Blink 182. Lion Kira www bvetix com 1- 888-548-3849 TO SHARE HOUSE - furnished to leave a mes.age indi- CENTRAL COLLECATE'S 50th roomuse of all tacudres eating the arca and prig Anniversary & Reunion on Clean working mature non- smoking male only $450/ ranRgc yuu arc intrrcsted in (Talk to no one). Re- Millen - June 2. 3 4th in this rrkllen- month Shift workers wel- come. Great location Private �x ,rt aourte, of Chris Pvke, Sutton Gawp. r arum Year All d to renew are cordially invited to renew yard. parking (905)720-1533. STORE Hent or Sell Down- town Whitby $875 plus hydro. old friendships and meriiones apWpinkliUrtw HOMESELLERS - Find out 7720 i call Jim Miller 905• 4698 EZ Rerw what the home down the street PIE -SHAPED partially birthed with. Misty River I ntrodac- sold for Receive a compu- SINGLES DANCE Saturday. MORINGSIDE/ELLESMERE 2 lenzed printout of ream area April 15 to launch the Oudiam bedrooms 2 baths. 6 ap- home sales and current list- Region division of Sob Con- plances. 24 hour security 1 ings mailed to you at NO cost nection, Canada's newest car parking Close 10 all or obligation Call 24 hrs to 1- most professional 5-ingles amenities Available May 1st 877.692-9352 6 enter 10 dub Come be part of the fun. Call 905853-0145. 11041 to leave a message in- dance. party. progressive buf. lemome. queen -size W. tug kitchen. 3yc KWh. We goons. dialing which streets you tet, entertainment. prizes and 1 Olfc• & warn into. on (talk to no one) surprises' For information and Retail Swa Coldwell Banker R M R Real tickets all 1.877-985-9555 900 R Intim plus Estate WOMEN'S WILD WET Wee - upperle prime upper level Dame location, 13 OPEN HOUSE -Sunday April kend Join us and kayak or Wilson Rd S Oshawa Suit 2 1.4pm 1000 Lytton Crt 'canoe the Irondale River Be. any professional business Pickering. Approx 3000 sq ft gunners welcome. all equip - Call 576-4999 ask for Steve. with a unique architectural mem provided. Lundy & 880 1 Trager saes design. Spacious kitchen and provided. Reserve your spot =at -m area with walk -out to today' (9051985-0059 April 22 Deck Urge UR. D/R and F/R & 23. email wilderness - on main floor A sunken den boundtrbadcpadcer corn and 4 bedrooms on second view.DreamMates com floor Urge master bedroom e 1� with step-up path and walk-in MONEY PROKiMS. GelpQa�out aosel 5334.900 For more n-tormaiton STORE Hent or Sell Down- town Whitby $875 plus hydro. call Danny Edwards A BEAUTIFUL SPRING day is 416633-0666 much better it you have patio. arriraly bated Ask- 599.900 No someone special 10 spend t PIE -SHAPED partially birthed with. Misty River I ntrodac- IW. backs onto green belt. 4 sorts. Durham Region's tradF xdroom raised Duingalow. at- tional matchmaker (416) 777- tached grape, without. family 6302 room. 2x4 pc. tush. Well kept' noorne retwemem rom gross Can Ken Cd - North Oshawa iocahon Park- Must see' $145.000. Coutice. ARE YOU SINGLE? The New - est Meeting Place. Its. Col IVs. dwreg Barrer 191751728 Col in9 avatable Utilities mdtld- Cal K905) 576-5123. *dKathy( (905) 436.0280 No agents view.DreamMates com 9414 iaarrrs"elly FasAW re- WHmIY - 3 bedroom town - MONEY PROKiMS. GelpQa�out SSS COLERIDGE. OSHAWA Lovely 3 Bedroom home in STORE Hent or Sell Down- town Whitby $875 plus hydro. house new baftoonUkfichet. h•nhed ree room, walkout DURHAM SINGLES CIai New approach to finding last Persons excdkm area. S1D00/rrmomh. !905)839-6396 patio. arriraly bated Ask- 599.900 No ing relationships. gruel semnrars• dances. pub utiliMs, first/las! Avail'rng G-gemeet agents De a Call 666 1583 GNNew funt Mode" OPEN HOUSE Satint- . • 5freea se pece& • 1 Mplpps, • lel Selective. for April 1st 9-12 905-623-4375 Mobile Hanee 1 tem" 5761616 AJAX. 3-bedroomman floor MECHANICS : bay garage and n fnce for rel on busy • ad Perks DNAM S OWN DATING UII of ry $1100 me. co untawn monthly street, Oshawa Garage CITATION SUPREME 33' trai- SERVICE' Call 905 6831110 Plus (905)668-4or (905)427- 980 60% equipped equipped with hydraulic ho and it compressor Senous lemome. queen -size W. tug kitchen. 3yc KWh. We goons. Create a prrWre maBOox Of browse other personal ads 1 modem i I enoulnes only 905-967-9060 excellent 11 ion. very free Meet a new Frierid or AJAX. Westney N 3 -bed- ATTENTION NOARiHlEIL3. Find out V" In haat down cow. fel heat/ar• free alto' Love for We. rooms rec room. 1.1,2 badfs. MrOuNlel • llrnMs pDyy 511.500 -mo rax 905766- RELAXATION Body massage 5 appliances. A(C. $1250 phis; I"" m (905)428- AJAX - Duel emploffed It- wile b 'SM after 6p in westney Road Sough. Ala+' (S spacious 2 bedroom base NEAR OSHAWA CENTILE Carpo ABayly) GA 1905)- 16 4585 8098 Enclosed t bay or bay & • 2 1 Trager saes or 1100000-1 �EAUTIFUL THREE bedroom with uvill 000rvsWe Cohn 10 no oriel. Corgksy Pr�roy sA ^1°d0ed emury home in downtown door Heal & hydro included I 1947 FORD ECONO Camper cial! ierktwq loved Pon Perry. bond new adri- (hgh iI m . parking. Mak- van extra extended roof. onectacremns; a ' removed rnoahvhry, to- tion. sepatiate grape nope hes. washrooms. ar-com- 93.000 kms ps. pb. pw pi/_ belted, pl protection. krdh.. txhsahest. to i115lllmo. Gag 965-W17 pass& included) Space to car. &AD. 6 old. "M 5 ilic 141617853099 Mal June t Parking equipmvn/truckvbut- steeps 2 adults. 2.3 kids F(r1y ININGAIOw downtown venrt- side storage Also &tiger urn 1011111103 to oa"lg. flush tis- SINGLES GOLFING - Singles avau soon 9055762982 or let 57500 an Call 697-1279 aged 4,: - 59 weekend gmo ny 3 bedrooms Iwo kitchen 905-626-6619 (snpl Potting www and tamdytobm, fenced in � npw , Cw"n 1 t9N 3g' TRAVEWRE vow tawayl'n'scanaft com Wg� 1650 pus (Admits Gag 905 W Rent :2 wide Park Model 8'x20 �katscanada waft 6 Rt Room. onto screen ag 1.888-844-8944. Rouge BEAUTIFUL SENTING :.alit 'om. •opo, sleek awrhq air you. Seymour 2 3 & 4 bedroom yid, fully turrxslned. 50 Inn NORTH OSHAWA. 3 bedroom (rgages. telly sgrpped. Post. E. of Oshteo. waterfront for 1�w v : 1 house living cloning. r9C fletrrp. sept Affordable 526.900 623-9372 (seg) room. tarry room with fere- weekly rants Campbemo d. 2 p1m. 2 bathrooms. pectizn. tours N/E of Toronto. I -MK- a Money sookmces. lave fenced 813.2212 www woodIsWes- tNtnetd backyard wiei pooldoutlt fast con a $�9�0HaryR-1111110 GREAT FISHING and tamly Avamlate klay 131 IVAMI. holiday on Rice Lake One EARN 1905) 432-2155 how from Oshawa Modern40% INT9391M eaaaas sandy bean. play- ANNUALLY DXNIDCE. THREE bec room di_ _ s (rouse with single attached Low tautly price �S him/- .YFS! 40%! gar Mary - sly nip �t Consort. (705)696- •Rus Bonuses,decorated ! uUkba. Plast cal after 6 •Int Pad Monthly P m 905-8549353 leave e 1FTorWe •Casino Wcain ns! message Visa R.wWis :Canbbean vacations! firmin S2000 1 Rooww DISNEY WOULD - Florida ("531 ds4� Why stay in a Hold oe when Y AJAX- sumo room for could spend less and ger mare in a 1•bdm luxury _ ® rent. dro close thus. sfhoppirq b W howCanadiowneran o• 1.600- s anfre and schools Maaable 246199W(905430-9498 quired. Available immediate- iaarrrs"elly FasAW re- nap /N eohho ne mdmed.cpN MONEY PROKiMS. GelpQa�out 763 . tn`i80nmorth. (905)426 cnrrt of debtQuick i+r bang BR00RLO LARGE uhtur- 11 Nh'b Homes For SMe tPlmsreeo. Everyone accepted 'egrdkss of credo rabn0 Call o flee rimed room in smile adult bualdhq. Close to conven- T11NNEE ERM Ceetk. Ina- information. 905-5763505. 1P r 1 l . available now. 655- beet. IBM S4 It finished student loans included 5539 basement. IP r P I and lard• saDed. antral car, 5 ap- • 1 Mplpps, • lel Pr fr. 401 / WIIAlS Rd. Dom• en sate and wept in Clean unfurnished room, in closet in master bdrm. MONTCABES - Goodbad and private have for rat.palw hese of We fi9ygM. 905 $152.000.905.404-2667 ugly Fiirarlciip for any put - 631 -07th 3 BlDa001I. 2 sorry. 12 year old Home. N.E. Oshawa, new Dose. AN appbCatim accept - ed. Cal11p�pape ROUSE tAUXT AEA t9eanf turnishall room in ipriet• adds cwW• Air. 2 Daths. Soviets Carp ( bi) 60�-- 6805. dome. siiitable for fully ewaH ployed anon smoker. Share recroom, .0 yard. 139.900. 906 432 9165 1 modem i I separate kitchen. bathrooms. Rekrenoes. first gird Last. (905)509-2459 ATTENTION NOARiHlEIL3. Find out V" In haat down SS C09EILMI P - Fdds$5 Grants and tom ponnation ®1 the street sold for. Receive a -d P caw d rtf- to start and wipaM Lfi�oarirr besi- rHss or I". l -M6.505 -M66. oottaM.YYe cent ata lame sales and AJAX - Duel emploffed It- wile b cptaM �q naiad l0 you at NO cost or oblipab Call 3 ME MOST using the in - WMCL Let me show fiat how. spacious 2 bedroom base 24bs to 1-600-155 45 & wwwnOtimiMu4a•- malt apardrwft n aka ora. enter ID f 1041 to leave a messagehich Imcdad Py lawidry streets you went rib an (talk WOE F#ON NOAR. N you 663 6056. a nwT trivot ONaale a Cohn 10 no oriel. Corgksy Pr�roy d" to earn $10,000.00 mor" and was lD ItriM* , AT 41/ WWWS E.. large 3- Adfieverssl�Rkeealllly. Your taxa tip ht 95%. Cal (416) 410.6396 24 hr. No bedroom louse, share adults. 4 appliances. NoOOWMANiNILUE New raised bice ra very large seeing -and MLU. May 11 uud lot3 �ooms 9R. L"m 1 a. gip ems welcome. 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Call Waren Joseph 90542S - col - (905)S2111VAIT 06-428.oil-(905)626.6247 EMTHROONS Repaired or reno- vated Walk in sh,,wers, soaker tubs, sinks, toilets, exhaust fans, ce- ramic floor and wall tilt-., tub wrroands, John NAWALL GJMW 0117. Doors, WIIIKIOWS, carper", flooring, , decks Free Estirtlates Seniors Discounts wwo (905) 428-3362 Ask for Paul SEAWAY WATER SUPPLY a DISPOSAL > GMbgp Sin Rantala > AN your sessional needs 905.683-1387 C SPeI'M ' itB hr ba* dam No job be Ismail! byte Esdaaa/rrs Can 606-077& FOP Oualdy PIINtlbing at pAasorwm rates Service and Jew installations Residential -Commercial No jsnmU Free estimates -over 20 years experience Wo -0 PAINTING & $h=o ceilings_ basement renovations. Pay as you're satisfied. For a free estimate all Scott (416) 414-5911 Painting and WaDpapering Sim,;,, ceding.. Ckncwl reparn. Top qual y work At reastinahle gnus 205 oil hx Seniors ('all tor a FRO: Fstimate 404-~ PAINTING Interior and exterior 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE FRIEE E871710aIATIES 20% off 427-3590 IW PAINTING Int./Ext. Paper hangin&, sponging an raggin Sen•ingkDU m Rion since 1983 Fire Estimates (905)683-5838 PAINTING & DECORATING Interior/hxterior Free Estimates 837-9558 TMS PAINTING eft DECOR Inteno, & Exterior European Workman- ship Fast. dean, reliable service. 428-0081 pail th brillempr1ruenor painting b0KNIM. esear decors background. Patbko of prievawork. RON, (3ew Mille Slellike (905) 931-49M sit" a i STMACE Houses, Apartments. Offices.Appliances & Pow Spectilists. Senior & Md -Month Discounts. Licensed, insured. Free Estimates. PrelsslWnl Call 436.77!13. FjIPLih Householdc6Oil = • AOL Padug Auei. Rest Es6nd s OPEN HOUSE Sunday April 2 , 2000, 2 - 5 pm Private Sale - $244,900 177 Hazelwood Drive, Whitby (north of Manning, east of Thickson) 4 + 1 bdrms. on 62'x 109' lot. Master w/ensuite & w/in closet, 2 - 4 pC., 1 - 2 pc. Large combined living/dining. Renovated kitchen opens to mnfl. family rm. Mnfl library and laundry. Two walkouts to large deck. Partially finished basement. C/A, C/U. To view: 905-576-8316, after 7 pm France/Jacques Bernier NO AGENTS PLEASE • 1 Business - • 1 usrwss tunities OpportmmAin oppor Iinvions Ong I ju Iefits of owning a Country Style. I over 350 kcnkns 37 yews in busk+ns mrr� tW trabtrrnq I opeudon ogerufaW srapport ffugherbrs support I'-irm kxaxmn with drive thin uvailaf* in. ' Hwy 47 & BCeweetery Rd t1XRIDGE ' Mo . awn ervesm,ent 9100.000 For framxdwse arrormaekn ' t90'S) 704- 7066 ��� Jar_.awwrrr. Public Ned. . 1 1 Public Nob. in the estate of Robert Bruce Diamond, late of 1987 Glendale Drive, in the City of Picker- ing in the Municipality of Durham, who died on or about the 7th day of October, 1999. All persons having claims against the above mentioned estate are hereby required to send full particulars of such Claims to the under- signed executrix on or before April 30th, 2000, after which date the estate will be dis- tributed having regard only to the claims of which the Executrix shall then have notice. DATED at Pickering this 24th day of March, 200D Sue Diamond -Gardner, ExemAdi 82 Augusta Street Port Hope, ON L1 A 1G9 131 c,,,wg E m I= cmwill r. - ANTIQUE AND YARD SALE MOVING SALE ALSO APRIL 7th and 8th 10700 REGIONAL ROAD #1, UXBRIDGE 2kms. S. of Leaskdale Sam-5pm rain or shine Antiques, collectibles, Franklin Mint plates & dolls, silver, china, glass, furniture, washer and dryer, windows, doors, household items, gently used clothing, etc. t t JACK cit JILL DAMM Brent Harper eft Dori Sooddon �AoMsn at Goodwood HaN Saturday April 7, 2000 - 8pm - 2 am Isom AOMS $10. per person at the door seYVING �blwds. Fused slip covers Ycw fabric or ours. Faux pausing. For IS yaws of ideas cam 626.4410 ROSS SMALLEY, SANDFORD Invite you to his 90th Birthday Dance on Saturday, April 8th at Sandford Commuruty Hall, 8:30 p.m. "Best Wishes Only" Please read your classified ad on the first day of publication as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an ernor. r ' t ... -' �, .a. .,t�.. i. s.�'°l..�diC�1•yr't�,h^ r 1 Auetlars EMF Auctions • 11 lutrentorl.ne • 11 lu►aenuorhrute ATTENTION AUCTIONEERS!! Our "Auction Package" consists of your ad running weekly in these publications: • Oshawa Whitby This Week • Ajax Pickering News Advertiser • Port Perry This Week • Northumberland News • Uxbridge Tribune • Canadian Statesman One call does N all!! Phone 576-9335 Fax 579-4218 AUCTION SALE of Antiques, Collectables, Bikes 8 Modern Furniture to be held at CLASSIQUE COUNTRY AUCTIONS Burnham St., N of the 401 at Cobourg on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 2000 at 11:00 a.m. Viewing from 9 a.m. day of sale Partial contents from a Cobourg and Port Hope homes. Sears Riding mower and snow blower, 1860s Butlers desk, pine desk, cedar &test, oak office chair. oak bed, daybed, painted press backs, selection of oil lamps, crocks up to 25 gal., 11 unclaimed bikes from OPP Cobourg, nice piano, grave stone dated 1860, weed eater, sofa, ranch style 4 piece hying room suite, old two piece cupboard, trunk, oil paintings, tin airplane, wooden shovel, shovels and racks. airplane cards, glass, china, Wing, and much, much more. Owner Auctioneer not responsible for kiss, damage or accident while attending Auction. Sale conducted by CLASSIOUE COUNTRY AUCTIONS 7o consign or for info please calf 905-372-1225 or 1-898-633-1050 807 807 0 A & C ROOIFIIINIG/WINDOWS LTD. Save up to 32`k Book Vow!!!! Oil type. Proofing and wt" % I till warranties guaranseed • 4•nims Discount ,, II v insured and bonded estiaales BBs- lee% CA%ADIAN CaU Andrew at (905) 421-d7o4 RANGER LANDSCAPING Laren Cutting $15 & up 2W:tlt do Fall Cleary up Trimming / Garden work " Erce/lent Rata and F-rceilleat Service" A CRANES= (110619-2125 (416)8116-18013 Gardsolise tearer �r TREE MAMITEt11ANCE Am — sT11IIP FARMOVAL sOiCAT sBtVICE DAvE 831-7055 strrvtaa Pasty servins 1RANOW WAN" TYOSIL And Occasions Have My Own Magielam Ca Ernie r6A�3s THE TRAVELING BARN YARD Specialiang in teaming programs for schools and childcare, birthday parties and special occasions. Year round critter and farm animals. (905)831-4470 N0's� :iC I+etweawring AA1MiCIC (XiA1Nsi INC. �1�• . Too busy? Too tired? a Just tra�l6potttion, C yarn don't lite danitp9 Carded i txperiarla. Rekrarlces insured. Give Terve a aN : asattaatk. Resider W. horse. (`bs) sse Orn. C41frm- �J•rJ•as'saeedtlls 41eo.twtr•-4s�-saxl rest, N" it's time M Abels "&W eestr I Timmadoo Vacuuming, dustin6, kb � magesind. doors, and male roe I I— Cam ob S.00 1 cel 416.70&9214 M TLACt Tutoring / tome schookV in French, Math and English. Earichment or rt"rrredYal Cant M1dnM Wood (905) 428-6843 Beloved Husband Dad & Grandad August 1, 1939 - April 1, 1999 It's hard to believe It's been one year. We miss you and love Von More than words can say. vingly remembered by Wife Sheila, Son Mike & Wife Maureen, Daughter Debbie & Husband Mike and by Grandchildren Sara, Emma, Tommy, Joshua and David V to1 card of nurtks Ow caro of Ttw*s A I wish to thank my Jamil -y and friends for all the lovely gifts, money, flowers and cards. A special thanks to my family for the nice party and making my 80th birthday .such a special day. Beatrice Norton I K'oukd like to ont'r m) Ih,wfI to my family, friends & neighbours for their many acts of kindness during my recent surgery & recovery. Your get well wishes, cards, foods, rides to the doctors as well as your care & concern for Vera was greatly appreciated. Special thanks to Dr. Tom, nurses & staff at Uxbridge Cottage Hospital. As well, Vera & I would like to express our thanks to our family, friends & neighbours for our surprise 50th Anniversary. The food, gifts & floral arrangements were temfic. :46� & 'Loss 7Xaos.s TUTORING (civ Melt rtAMr terAerl Math 9.10 adv: 11 pen; Science 9.10 adv/gen; Chemistry 11 alfv/gen; 905-852-4129 SCHOOL Fadi Course Pill. $259 • 10 in car lessons $159 Free oO-w and drop off 892 soceit sormim Serving Discretion Guaranteed open 9 am. Daily (905) 725-2322 Now Hiring 18+ :. , Tar, Film RETURNS Basic Return - 2 for $50 1 for $30 Wcr4 lvehY Prolsnional AeeaaMrtt ICNA M pen I 1 1 Dave (905)427-7993. Bonoln lute Rrlaaeal TAX RETURNS irt6vidulrs a Fully Computerized Don't Forget The News Advertiser Classified Dept. phone opera- tors are avail- able for your convenience every Sat 930 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Pk ase Call 683-U%O% SELLING YOUR CAR OR TRUCK. Showcase it across Durimm Rqoon- CaH Classifieds Ajax at 683-0707 or fax 579-4218 Uxbridge at 852-9741 or fax 852-41355 111A.1711. Ito-af:;f„n.r s.:� r - :t• V. NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, March 31, 2000 PAGE 35 A/P "SPECIAL EASTER COME & WORSHIP" will publish on Friday, April 14 & Wednesday, April 19. To place your ad call Janice 683-0707 PICKERING STANDARD CHURCH 1 I Brock Rd. At Hwy. #7 (Methodist) Sunday Schott: 10:15 am Worship: l lam, 7pm Wed: 7:30 Bible Study, Bible Club for Children and Youth 35 CHURCH ST. N. DICKERING VILLAGE 683-7311 Bible Stud - 9:1 S a.m. Sunday Family Worship - 10•.30 am. Sunday School - Supervised Nursery Sunday School - Grades 7.13 -noon Ih. Thomas Gemmcll-�Inicrim Minister IISt. Isaac Jogues Catholic Church 1 1148 Finch Avenue, Pickering L 1 V I J6 _ ( 905 ) 831-3353 SUNDAY LITURGY Saturday Vigil 4:30 p.m. Sunday Morning 8:30, 10:00, 11:30 a.m. Sunday Evening 7:30 p.m. Under the leadership of: Pastor: E. Joseph Presents: two nights of EVANGELICAL GOSPEL CRUSADE Featuring Evangelist David N. Graham Theme: "CHRIST FOR THE CRISIS" Date: Saturday, April 8th, through to Sunday, April 9th, 2000 Time: 6:30 p.m., nightly Place: McLean Community Centre Ajax 95 WGILL DRIVE - McGILLIWESTNEY • Saturday night's message -A CRY FOR HELP- • Sunday night's message "THE SUPERIORITY OF JESUS CHRIST" • GOSPEL CONCERT: (SUNDAY 3:30 p.m. -6:30 p.m). • Church Service all day Saturday -- REFRESHMENT AVAILABLE • For information and prayer request call: Missionary V. Joseph (416) 736-1999 -Teacher R. Blake (416) 622-8771 N. Sterling (905) 683-1138. 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