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Home My WebLink AboutNA2000_04_02,_PICKER.ING NEWS ADVERTISER U, PICKER 1 N G' S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1 9 6 5 PRESSRUN 43,400 0. 28 PAGES SUNDAY, APRIL 2, 2000 Another tragic ending by ,te 0 Page 7 Retail stores on the way, new owner says Pi*ckering trade centre changes loom BY SUSAN O'NE/LL Staf jWnur PICKERING — A new retail development planned for the site of the Metro Fast Trade Centre (METC; will 'revitalize" the Brock Road and Hwy. 410 arca, says a Pickering councillor. "This is a very large site in a very good setting that's really being under-utilized at the moment:' says Ward 3 local Councillor David Pickles of the METC which was sold recently to First Professional Management Inc. by Gentra Inc. "Right now, quite frankly, it's a bit of an eyesore.* However, that will change thanks to the new ownership, says tutu tis TOEa►n • • WE tlllt,L NOT EE u�Ertso�oa ell r1YtlE�IMIEEtM1 239 SkOw Sf f Codlh. Pickles, who reports plans for the site include the construction of a Wal-Mart among other retail outlets. "Our intentions are to enhance the trade centre with the addition of a department store" reports project manager Ornella Richichi of First Professional Management - Inc., adding "We have the full intention of keeping the flea market opera- tional:' Ms. Richichi reports the first stage of the multi -phase develop- ment project will include the con- struction of a Wal-Mart this year. 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Students from 48 Durham elementary Alyssa will return to their schools for classroom schools were introduced to TECHNO-Challenge competitions, with the winners advancing to a May 2000 at St. George's LVIV Hall in Oshawa Thurs- 4 contest at the Iroquois Park complex in Whitby. The fight for wilderness, not swoodchip Rouge group wants Pickering residents to help save valley PICKERING — Local envi- ronmentalists are urging Pickering residents to join the fight to protect the Rouge-Duffin's Wildlife Corri- dor this week with a 'Wilderness ,not Woodchips' campaign. Members of the Rouge River Restoration Committee and Save the Rouge Valley System are plan- ning to deliver 20,000 bags of wood chips to Pickering residents in the coming days in an attempt to raise awareness of the April 10 council meeting when the Rouge Park Neighbourhood Study will go to the City for consideration. The City's plans for the neigh- bourhood, which includes the Rouge-Duffin's Wildlife Corridor, generated a heated debate during a February council meeting when more than 100 area residents urged councillors to ensure all provin- cially -owned land, which equals about half of the 160 -hectare study area, remains in public ownership as a means of preventing develop- ment. Local residents are also invited to attend a meeting at the Rouge Valley Conservation Centre locat- ed in the Pearse House at 1749 Meadowvale Rd., Scarborough, to learn more about the wildlife corri- dor and the Rouge Park Neigh- bourhood Study at 7:30 p.m. Tues- day, April 4. For more information call 416- 284-0257. "«i��1•��+':;'. :'. . ..;st-;!�.ai�t;s?xc�..;'z'r�+'p�•.'1�';f'-i-,• ..,. �si•.�..., �:y,+ag:r,:.st•�9• > ay6�'� . -. P PAGE 2 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, April 2,2= Pickering trade centre sold PICKERING from page I site over the next few years, but those tenants have not yet been confirmed, she says. And, although a portion of the current building will be knocked down to make way for the Wal-Mart store. approximately 2000X) X) square feet of the existing building will remain. The centre, which will in- clude anywhere from one to three major retailers and an- other 10 smaller retail estab- lishments, will employ be- tween 500 to 700 people when it's fully completed. she adds. "It's going to be a real focus point ... it's going to be a destination location for res- idents in the City of Picker- ing;" Ms. Richichi says, not- ing First Professional will also make a "significant" contribution to local road works to improve traffic flow in the area. "Brock Road will proba- bly have an additional lane to it and there will be other ac- cesses (into the facility) to help traffic flow;" Coun. Pickles says, adding there will also be a lot of "pedes- trian and aesthetic amenities. It will have much more of a boulevard appeal " But, some area residents are concerned about the re- tail development which will could bring an end to trade shows being held on the site. "We live about five min- utes from the trade centre and we go to a lot of' the functions there:' says Ajax resident Heather Robertson, a regular visitor to the flea market. She adds, "There is no other facility in Oshawa, Ajax, Pickering or Whitby that can handle that. Thcy're going to have to build some- thing that can handle trade shows. That trade centre was built for Durham Region, to get people to come to Durham Region" Yet. Coun. Pickles says other sites such as the Pick- ering Recreation Complex or the Civic Auditorium in Os- hawa are equipped to handle trade shows. And, he notes the retail development will also address concerns about raves that have been held in the trade centre. "Obviously that sort of event won't be taking place there. That's another plus for the neighbourhood;" Coun. 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Its Best, AFFORDABLE RATES Clock ticks on possible Children's Aid strike Union, Durham agency have deadline of April 19 BY SUSAN O'NE1LL Staff Writer Although a local union leader claims the clock is tick- ing toward a strike at the Durham Children's Aid Society (CAS), the agency's executive director is confident a walk -out can be averted. Rob Cull, president of the Canadian Union of Public Em- ployees Local 3233, which rep- resents 120 Durham CAS workers, reports contract talks between the union and the agency have taken a turn for the worse. According to Mr. Cull, the union was informed recently by the Ministry of Labour that the agency requested a 'no board' report which establishes a legal strike or lockout deadline of April 19. "We didn't even get the courtesy of a phone call from the agency, but heard from the ministry instead," Mr. Cull says. "This does not bode well for a negotiated settlement." The union president reports the two parties have only met at the bargaining table for a total of four days, noting there's a long list of outstanding issues, including workload, technolog- ical change, contracting out, health and safety language and legal liability. But, Durham CAS executive director Jim Dubray reports the two parties have met at the bar- gaining table seven times, with another four meetings sched- uled for early April. He notes the agency request- ed a no -board report from the Ministry of Labour last week because "both of us get the job done when we work to dead- lines" He notes the agency's two- year collective agreement with its 120 employees expire! 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Ward 2 local Councillor Mark Holland will call on his colleagues Monday to support a plan to phase out regional government and re- place that structure with larger local municipalities that would be responsible for operating utilities and services with their neighbours. "There should only be one level of local government;' Coun. Hol- land maintains. "The process of having two municipal governing bodies serving the same residents is wasteful, confusing and unnec- essary., Coun. Holland contends the Re- gion should be replaced with sepa- rate service commissions that oper- ate as agents of the lower tier mu- nicipalities such as Veridian, the hydro utility owned by the munici- palities of Pickering, Ajax. Uxbridge and CLuington and Port Hope. -We deliver public electricity through a separate business unit in the form of Vendian that operates solely in the interest of its owning municipalities;' he says, noting the utility is "not encumbered by the bureaucracy and competing inter- ests that are introduced with addi- tional layers of governance" He suggests services such as police, water and sewage, which are currently the administered by the Region, could be delivered in a similar manner. Fax it The News Advertiser General 683-7363 MARK HOLLAND `There should only be one level of local government.' Coun. Holland also argues Durham's two-tier structure of mu- nicipal government undermines the importance of local issues. "Municipal government should be the closest level of government to the people it repre•se:nts;' he says. "Durham Region violates that principal. It controls more than 60 per cent of the taxes collected in Pickering and is deeply involved in how our community will unfold, yet most residents don't even real- ize it exists" He adds, "We find ourselves fighting for the interests of Picker- ing at Regional Council on issues that Oshawa and Scugog council- lors have little understanding of and certainly should not he voting upon" Coun. Holland also reports the City only received $30,000 from the Region's $8 -million capital l • Ad...r �i1lerew • PMEW epi CwnY Yrr ra •tw��tti�,t�ll�merr/err ' • waftu 1 how%bo"M a lob" 1999 Tax Return Preparation Mark I - Ira um"W ttmw Soft 9!i P..e> SW41 W-0101 Tex _J News Tip? Call us at 683-5110 . WAYNF. ARTHURS Motion reaffirms positions alreadv taken. roads budget last year. But, Ward 3 Regional Council- lor Rick Johnson, who chairs the Region's works committee, main- tains that is simply "false informa- tion". Coun. Johnson reports the: Re- gion has funded several "major ini- tiatives' in Pickering in the past few years, noting the City has re- ceived more than $8 million from the Region in each of the last two years for water, sewer and roads. Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs says the motion reaffirms the positions already taken by the City regarding amalgamation its support of the need for larger lower tier governments and its desire to amalgamate with Ajax. But, he says "a two-tier system still has a function. We're not ready in Durham to he a single tier gov- ernment with all services provided /' Daytrips Stratford Festival - May 12, 24 $ % Shaw Festival - May 5, 16, June 6 $99 Includes Dinner, theatre and coach DeNure Taus ��1400k68-6859 c� arc per person plus GST. L .ndsay. Ont #21032%1 / Carrier ROGER ANDERSON •Tivo-tier system... is going to be in place for awhile'. by one tier." Regional representatives voted Jan. 26 to endorse the continuation of a two-tier system of local gov- ernment, with a "slimmed -down" Region acting as an agent for strengthened Durham municipali- ties as was recommended by those in attendance at the Durham Coun- cil Study Retreat earlier that month. Durham Region Chairman Roger Anderson says regional politicians discussed numerous op- tions at their January retreat and decided "that a two-tier system of government is going to be in place for awhile" A preliminary report on the ways Durham municipalities could merge is to be completed by Re- gion officials no later than June 30 of this year and a final report is to Ne. issue by June 30, 2001. Community Care golf tourney tees up June 7 The fourth annual Durham Re- gion Community Care golf tourna- ment will be held June 7 at Seaton Golf and Country Club in Pickering. Teams and sponsors are needed to help raise funds for Community ` Care, which helps people live at home by providing a network of sup- port. The scramble format tourna- ment starts at 11:30 a.m. Dinner will be held at 6 p.m. The cost to play golf is $100, in- cluding green fees, golf cart, steak dinner and a prize for every golfer. There will be hole -in -one prizes and an early bard draw. Sponsor levels are platinum at $1,(X11) (includes four golfers), gold at $5(X) and silver at $100. Charitable receipts are issued for allowable amounts for sponsors and donors. Community Care helps 6,000 clients with 2,100 volunteers and 84 staff throughout the region_ Services include home support, caregiver respite and COPE mental health ser- vices. For information on the event, or to obtain registration forms, call 905- 404-2224. S i 7•cuf or women mixutt furca & weq t loss cmAm n u call 426-4136 for more information! 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And, stuck in the middle of all the political crossfire are the front-line doctors, nurses, re- searchers, staffers and most unfortu- nate of all, patients. We really don't care who is to blame. All we know is that if our find ways to reduce costs without a large taxpayer cash infusion, then do that. Finding efficiencies within the system seems to be the approach the Province has taken over the past five years, but is it enough'? In the short- term perhaps, but the long-term out- look suggests a funding shortfall must Ls must simply stop the be breached. Governmen bickering. Health cam is far too seri- portant and far too criti- ns to play political foot - can't afford to fumble ision of universal health away the prov care for all our citizens. It's a prized birth -right citizens in many nations around the world envy about Canada. The feds have contributed less money to health care over the last seven years, of that there is no doubt. If Ottawa wants to call the tune on na- tional standards and set the pace an A P R I L 2, o THE HUMBLE BEGINNINGS OF APRIL FOOLS DAY... LETTERS TO THE EDITOR City counciPs decision correct health care system is sick, we must health can from coast to coast, it will To the editor: find a cure to heal it. Th ere is no single have to come at a price. More money is 'Build it and they will come' issue more important than health care: needed say all the provinces and the says your editorial of March I S not tax cuts, not balance budgets, not feels will have to write the cheques. A in reference to the expensive up - unemployment or welfare funding, not two-tier system, as hinted at by On- grading of the auditorium of the the prospect of (luehec separating, tario and Alherta is not the answer. A new joint high school to theatre nothing. healthier national system, which offers standards. You castigate the !f fixing the health care system access to all, is. Pickering cou ing funds into ncil for not throw - means ahuge increase in funding, the this venture. only responsible thing our senior lav- E -Mail your comments on this opin- But has anyone prepared a els of government can possibly do is to ion to shoustonedurham.net Subnris- 'business plan' (for lack of a bet- be- up front with taxpayers and admit Bions which include a Brat and last ter phrase) to establish the via - the need to raise taxes. If that's not name, as well as the community of resi- bility of this theatre'? necessary and governments, health- dente, will be considered for public- The conce they will con pt of 'build it and care providers and administrators can tion. e' is a thoroughly Is it really that h r a d to sa hel ing breed, but not yet e lo . y � Courteous people are a dyxtinct Leszek Apouchtine is a Ryerson University student who's doing his internship at the News Advertiser. People who are courteous and friendly are becoming a rare breed. Most people just seem to be in bad moods, in a rush, stressed out, fed up with the world or a combination of all four. And who do they take it out on? Everybody who comes their way. One extreme example of how peo- ple's tempers are becoming short is the act of road rage. However, this is relatively rare. Most people simply choose to express their foal moods with random acts of rudeness. As a retail store employee, I am a frequent observer of people in the foulest of moods. Although some customers are friendly, many seem to think it is too strenuous an effort to even say `hello' or `thank you.' And why is it always the last per- son in a long tine up who is the fastest to run over when a new cash opens? But if you are somebody who be- 71Apouchtine Student Intern lieves that most people are generally courteous I'm happy that you live such a contented life. If you are ready to test your belief then I recommend a rush-hour ride on the subway. Some people will push an 80 -year- old grandmother, with a cane, carry- ing ababy, out of their way if it means getting the last available seat. If I'm on a crowded subway car and I offer my seat to an elderly man or woman the first thing I usually see on their face is shock. That's usually fol- lowed by at least a half a dozen `thank you's' and usually a comment like `not loo many people do that any- more: The busier we muting and our family the more we seem to forget how Leszek much a small ges- lure can brighten somebody's day. Instead of walking around with. your head down staring at the tips of your shoes, try looking up. Meet someone's eye and smile, maybe even say `hello: If we lived our lives surrounded by friendly people then maybe it would make our day go by faster. Maybe we wouldn't be shoving our way to be first in line, and maybe we wouldn't be so enraged if another driver does something stupid on the road. Courteous people are a dying breed, but not extinct. It might be tough on some days to keep smiling, but one thing is for sure — it won't make your day any worse. E -Yd/ your ion on this opin- lon to showtonadttrtitarn.net SubnNs- sions which InNtds s Nest and btst ttan►e, as wed u tlu contnwnity of+ttars- 1dNtct, WN bi get with jobs, com- consldnwd /or publla- tlon. discredited concept resulting in many failures, and loss of invest- ment in both the private and pub- � lit sectors. On the basis of the little infor- mation so far published, Picker- ing council was quite right in Be- tiding not to toss money into this project. ty Douglas Jones, Pickering Good manners good for socie To the editor: 1 was very impressed by this article by Norm Jezioranski in your March 10 edition. I am a father of four children and grandfather of two, and agree with the author on his views. Nowhere is it more true to say `actions speak louder than words' than in the bringing up of children. From their earliest days as ba- bies, they watch their parents a hawk. If your actions do not follow what you preach, your words will be wasted. When I see how some parents in public in front of their children, driving recklessly, parking illegally at mall parking lots, being rude to others and generally displaying a distinct lack of good manners, I shudder to think how the children will act when they grow up. Good manners and showing consideration for others' needs is what makes society operate suc- cessfully. These are the attributes par- ents should be displaying in front of their children. John I3ubbarde, Pickering t'tr ,r �SFl J1t 4"tn/FI_' '.1`) •� -. :vn: i)1 � 1 `� J:..n.; 9, rte, il1.17v� r;r: •;1 `. t. r. j: R��n -t;�, �..rv9-.r ,.iii �'>, t. -!1 ri! 1. •';"�ii:c. �. !.: � � ! -v`.>.,. 2 0 PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor -in -Chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Director of Advertising Duncan Fletcher Retail Advertising Manager Eddie Kolodziejcak Classified Advertising Manager John Willems Real Estate/Automotive Advertising Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager Lillian Hook Office Manager Barb Harrison Composing Manager News (905) 683-5110 (905)683-5110 Classifieds (905)683-0707 Distribution (905)683-5117 General Fax (y05)683-7363 E-rlltjl shouston(a durham.net Web address www.durhamnews.net 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 21-15 Publications Mail Sales Agreement Number 1332791 i The News Advertiser is one of the Mettvland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertise is a member of the Ajax &Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc.. Canadian Circu- lations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertis«ttatt. Credit for advertisement limited to space prig erns occu- pies. � — . NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, April 2, 2000 PAGE 7 A/P D y in 9 to run away. rom home• A woman's search for happiness turns deadly for herself and her infant -daughter The world is littered with sto- ries of unhappy housewives who end up throwing away their future and family on ill-conceived and short-lived flings disguised as eternal happiness. In the case of Ajax's Teresa Laurie, her deci- sion to leave her family turned deadly for herself and her infant daughter. We call this story ... Dying to run away from home Dcarh Shadows by Joe Duarte The Horner family of Oshawa was quite unprepared for what they would find on their Sunday afternoon outing. Then again, who can prepare themselves for a couple of dead bodies, when the most excitement you hope to en- counter is a nice patch of ripe wild strawberries and perhaps a healthy young maple. It was June 16, 1946 around 2:15 p.m., on the north bank of the four -lane, gravelled highway (now the six -lane Hwy. 401) link- ing Oshawa to Toronto, near an area dubbed Irwin's Bush (a grove of maples roughly two kilometres east of the wartime community of Ajax). Lloyd Horner first stumbled upon what he thought was a dead fox or dog in a hollow surround- ed by deep grass. As he got clos- er, though, he realized it was a woman and child and quickly hustled the family back into the car and proceeded to the Whitby Ontario Provincial Police station where he collapsed from the shock. Inspector Ward Kennedy of the Criminal Investigation De- partment of the Ontario Provin- cial Police, rushed to the scene and came upon a grisly scene. The two, presumed to be mother and child, apparently had their heads battered by a 40 -pound rock (found blood-soaked about a foot or so from the bodies). The long grass around the bodies had been trampled within roughly a 10 -foot circle, and an empty pack of cigarettes had been discarded nearby. The woman had apparently been struck by four blows on the back and side of the head, the force of the blows severely mis- shaping her head and hammering it about an inch into the ground. The child had the side of her head smashed beyond recognition ap- parently by only one blow. She lay with her skull partially hidden by a fold of the woman's over- coat, one tiny bloodied hand rest- ing on the woman's side - as a child would innocently seek reas- surance from a parent that "everything would be all right." Two paper shopping bags containing clothing and personal effects a woman and child might need for a two- or three-day trip were found nearby. Some of the clothing, and a couple of teddy - r �k bears had been strewn about. Initially, it was believed the two had been walking down the side of the highway and had stopped to rest when they were attacked. Tufts of grass were found in the woman's clenched and bruised fists indicating she put up some sort of struggle. Closer ex- amination of the face also showed bruising and some abrasions, in- dicating she had received several blows. Provincial Pathologist Dr. E.C. Fielden believed the two were probably knocked uncon- scious before the death blows were administered and placed the time of death as no later than Thursday, June 13. Later that afternoon, the bod- ies were identified as Teresa Lau- rie (34) and her four-year-old daughter Patricia. Teresa left be- hind husband Alec (35), and chil- dren Doreen (17), Ronald (16), Barbara (15), Glen (12) and Jack (8). Married at age 14, the moth- er of six was described as a beau- tiful woman who looked much younger than her age. Mr. Laurie said mother and daughter had left home Thursday afternoon, while he was at work, to apparently visit Teresa's sister Nellie Mercer in Toronto. As Inspector Kennedy and his team tried to piece together Tere- sa and Patsy's final movements, they uncovered a disturbing sce- nario. Neighbours reported seeing her leaving the house in the com- pany of a medium -height, thick- set, swarthy man. The three w6re seen together waiting for a bus at a stop -light along the highway and later sit- ting on the bank of the highway not far from where the bodies were found. They had apparently also been headed in the opposite direction from Toronto. Based on the description pro- vided, Sgt. Ronald Love knew the man he was looking for and might know where to find him. Exactly 12 hours after the bodies were discovered, Sgt. Love and Const. John Thomas found George Norman Bilton (25) sleeping in the front seat of a truck parked in a Whitby parking lot. Earlier that evening, Bilton had been in the police station ask- ing for a place "to flop" Sgt. Love had sent him on his way with 30 -cents bus -fare to Oshawa and a cup of coffee. A welder by trade, Bilton had found it hard to find work of late, had apparently lost his home and family (his wife Christine and two children, aged five and three, had left the couple's lakeside cot- tage in Ajax two months earlier and now lived in the Kingston area) and had taken to finding ac- commodations from the kindness of others (whether they knew it or not) ... specifically others' unse- cured vehicles. Bilton had apparently met up with Mrs. Laurie about a year earlier and the two had begun a clandestine romance. At the preliminary hearing in Whitby, the Laurie teenagers (Ronald and Barbara) said Bilton often came to the house when Alec was at work. Barbara added that Bilton had threatened to "smash (her) face in" if she ever told of his meetings with her mother. After that revelation, Alec ad- mitted having had trouble with his wife in the past and that she had previously been away from home for as long as a week with- out his knowing her whereabouts. Barbara added Teresa and Bil- ton had previously gone away to- gether for a couple of weeks. On the fateful Thursday, Barbara said her mother had told her (as she was packing clothes into a couple of shopping bags) Bilton was coming around 1 p.m. to pick her up (Ronald reportedly let Bilton into the home at about 2 p.m.) and the two were going away to- gether. She added her mother had recently alluded to being preg- nant by George. Barbara last saw her mother and Patricia walking away from the house with Bilton at about 3:40 p.m. - circumstances corrob- orated by neighbour Kenneth Skene (14). The three were later placed at the side of the highway by Works employee Charles Ariss (who had been cutting back the grass along the highway). Ariss said he had seen the three walking east some- time between 3:30 and 4 p.m., and at about 5 p.m., saw them sit- ting on the bank, roughly 100 feet from where the bodies were found. He added he had met Bilton the day before in roughly the same area, and the two had chat- ted for about a half hour, with Bilton reportedly bumming a couple of cigarettes over the course of the conversation. The July 2 preliminary hear- ing lasted about two hours, with a disinterested (and often apparent- ly bored) Bilton not represented by counsel and he was committed for trial at the Ontario County As- sizes in the fall. Crucial to the proceedings in late September were five sup- posed confessions by Bilton - two written (one on June 17 to inves- tigators), one oral (to Ontario County Jail Governor James D.G. Sutherland), and two letters de- scribing the killings. Together, they provided a picture of Teresa and Patricia's final hours. As outlined by the Laurie children, Bilton had visited the Laurie home and asked Teresa to go away with him. Patricia had started to cry as the two made their final preparations, wanting to go with her mom. The three left the house and walked to the highway. After resting on the bank for a time, Bilton said he had decided to leave the district by himself. Teresa and he got into an argu- ment and she threatened to go to police with information of his fa- thering her child. He'd struck Teresa and knocked her down, picked up the rock and smashed her head with it three times as she lay face down in the tall grass. Bilton said the child had wan- dered away while this was hap- pening, but came back and touched the body. He said Teresa appeared to tremble and he picked up the rock to strike her again, but accidental- ly hit the child. He again hit Teresa with the rock. He put the time of the killings at about 5:30 p.m. Apparently unaffected by what had just transpired. Bilton left the scene and supposedly went to a show in Whitby, return- ing later that night to see if the bodies had yet been found. After a good night's rest. Bil- ton then went to Toronto (Friday) with the intention of turning him- self in at the Don Jail. There, he spoke to several jailers (uncorroborated) but changed his mind and left, intending to throw himself off the Danforth Viaduct. Studying the unforgiving pave- ment below, he apparently again changed his mind and returned to Whitby, where he was later ar- rested and charged. The weight of evidence pres- suring him, Bilton reportedly at- tempted to hang himself in his cell at Ontario County Jail (Whit- by Jail) on Sunday, Sept. 22, but was rescued. The jury deliberated less than an hour and on Sept. 24, returned a guilty verdict. Bilton was sentenced to hang Dec. 10 in Whitby. After unsuccessful appeals to the Ontario and Federal courts, Bilton was hanged at 12:11 a.m. from hastily -erected scaffolding (no carpenter would build a gal- lows) in the governor's office (with a makeshift trap cut through the floor boards). By then, the region had lost complete interest in the case and the last bit of news was created by 'Globe and Mail' correspon- dent Elmer Ross, who was al- legedly attacked by Governor Sutherland in the latter's adjoin- ing apartment, as the former tele- phoned the news of the hanging to the 'Globe' newsroom. IVP PAGE 8 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, April 2, 2000 AJ. GROEN/ News Advertiser photo Afondfarewell Students at St. Jude Catholic School in Ajax gathered Friday to wish Principal Elizabeth Jarrell all the best at her ne►s' school. Ms. Jarrell is leaving for St. John Bosco Catholic School in Oshawa after spending more than two years at the Ajax school. Staff and students held a mass and assembly to thank Ms. Jarrell and wish her well. ♦ ... -_. _.. ..ya^rte'PIC Resource book helps students meet volunteer requirements The provincial Education Ministry now requires Ontario high school students to perform 40 hours of com- munity service before they earning a diploma. Paul Pulla, Durham Catholic Dis- trict School Board secondary schools superintendent, says community ser- vice has been an integral part of Catholic students' school experience for years. The board. however, has prepared a draft resource document to ensure the Province's requirement is consis- tent with the Catholic faith and value system. Mr. Pulla says volunteering at a seniors' home and teaching younger students are examples of such activi- ties. And, with the Ontario 2000 Sum- mer Games coming to Durham Re- gion this year, students can become involved as countless volunteers will VILLE DE PICKERING Prenez note du fait qu'une requLste en vue de modifier un arr6t6 de zonage, d6pos6 sous le nom de reglement de I'Ontario 102/72, a et2 reque par le ministre des Affaires municipales et du Logement. La requ6te est la suivante Requbrant : William Lennox Dossier N': 18-ZO-0299904 Proposition : Demander I'autonsation de retrancher une parcelle de 0.81 hectare ;& des fins de soustraction des terres 4 la culture. pour des temes famant parte du lot 5, concession 7 dans la ville de Pickering (coin nord-ouest de I'intersec:tion entre to Chemin Seventh Concession et le Chemin Balsam). Toutes les observations en favour. ou A 1'encbntre, de fa requ#te dbcnte ci-dessus et regues par le ministbre des Affaires municipales at du Logement. au 777, rue Say. 14' etage, Toronto ON MSG 2E5, avant le 21 avrd 2000. au plus tard, seront prises on consid44abon avant qu'une dEcision finale ne sort fondue. Veui lez indique► le ruxridiro de dossier mentionne ci-dessus. En outre. en vertu du paragraphe 47 (10) de la Loi sur f'amdrnacgement du territoire, toute personne int6ress6e peut demander la tenue d'une audience par la Commission des affaires muniapales de l'Ontano, dans le cadre d'une requdite en modification d'un arr6t6 de zonage. How area mentors are helping launch a class act. Fourteen colleagues are helping make changes m the lives of elementary school students. They're volunteers with Big Brothers' In -School Mentoring Program in Ajax and Pickering. The School Boards and Big Brothers work to make the program happen. Together they match mentors with students, who could benefit from one-to-one d 1 be required. "That would certainly be a viable activity for students to get involved with," notes Mr. Pulla. CITY OF PICKERING Take notice that an application to amend the Zoning Order filed as Ontario Regulation 102/72, has been received by the Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing. The application is: Applicant: William Lennox File No.: 18-ZO-02999-04 Proposal: To permit the severance of a 0.81 ha. lot for farm retirement purposes on the Land described as being part of Lot 5, Concession 7, in the City of Pickering (Northwest comer of Seventh Concession Road and Balsam Road). A I submissions in support of. or in opposition to, the application(s) described above, and received by the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing, 777 Bay St., 14th FI., Toronto, ON MSG 2E5, on or before April 21, 2000, will be ful'y considered before a final decision is made. Please refer to the file rximber indicated above. In addition, under Section 47(10) of the Planning Act, any interested person may request a hearing by the Ontario Municipal Board on an application for amendment to a Zoning Order. of many Royal Bank employees across Canada who take time out to help in their communities. And wed just like to take this opportunity to thank them for doing what they do and to thank Big Brothers for putting our donation to such good use. interested in becoming a mentor? attention and positive a ult ro a models. For an hour each week, mentors work to Call (905) 686-2871 for information. BANK boost students' self-esteem while stressing the importance of a good education. ROYAL NA L AL GROUP These mentors work for Royal Bank in Ajax and Pickering. They're just some ® � ase awrk of Bw* of canada r . •.);a - i._tf h� ._ ... .'.�1r :.e-�.g-s+.may+. _ .. . i. i.tl ..�.Y+ i : ..- :::is.1.i .� rd .: sti.•. ^, �. 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Jeff Clark will OSTEOPOROSIS: The Ajax - come and participate. Offering speak on antique furniture and Pickering Osteoporosis Support taken. 839-1383. collectibles. Phone 619-0315 Group meets the first Wednesday (Betty). of every month from 1:30 to 3:30 MONDAY, APRIL 3 JOIN BRAD AND JANET OVER AT THE FRANKENSTEIN PLACE AS THEY MATCH p.m. in lower -level conference ADMIN PROS; The Durham HEALTH: An eight-week rooms A and B at Ajax -Pickering Chapter of the International As- healthy lifestyle course, The Health Centre, 580 Harwood sociation of Administrative Pro- Healthy Way, begins at 7 p.m. at Ave. S., Ajax. Guest speakers. fessionals meets at 7 p.m. in the the Ajax and Pickering Health Free. All welcome. 683-3948 or Durham Region Social Services Centre. The course focuses on 428-6632. Department boardroom, north- healthy eating habits, meal plan - west corner of King St. and ning, stress management, body PARENT SUPPORT: The Thornton Rd.. Oshawa. image and exercise. The cost is Ajax -Pickering chapter of the Katharine duQuesnay will speak $135 plus GST. To register call One Parent Families Association on How to increase your energy the City of Pickering at 420- holds its weekly meeting for cus- by 300 per cent. 432-2063. 4621. todial and non-custodial parents at 8 p.m. at the Annandale Golf TUESDAY, APRIL 4 YOGA: The Ajax -Pickering Sa- and Curling Club, at the corner PARENT SUPPORT: The local haja Yoga Meditation Group of Church and Bayly streets, chapter of the Association of Par- meets every Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Ajax. 837-9670. ent Support Groups holds its at the main branch of the Ajax weekly meeting at 7:15 p.m. for public Library, corner of Har- TOASTMASTERS: The Ajax - parents of kids involved in drugs, wood Ave. and Kings Cres., next Pickering Toastmasters Club alcohol, running away, dropping to the Town hall. Free and every- meets each Wednesday. Meet out of school, crimes and parent one welcome. 416-759-4912. and greet at 7:15 p.m., meeting abuse. Call 416-223-7444 or I- from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Leann 800-488-5666 for location. QUILTERS: The Durham Tril- public speaking, leadership and lium Quilters' Guild meets at communication skills. Phone SENIORS: The Ajax Senior Cit- 7:30 p.m. at Central Collegiate, 683-4439 (John), or 619-0647 izens' Friendship Club's Tuesday 155 Gibb St., Oshawa. Slide (Pew) - Osteoporosis support group meets Wednesday AJAX — A local health perosis Support Group meets Ajax. care support group hosts its the Wednesday, April 5 from Meetings include guest monthly meeting at the Ajax 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. in lower -level speakers and related topics of and Pickering Health Centre conference rooms A and B at discussion. next Wednesday. the Ajax and Pickering Health Phone 683-3949 or 428 - The Ajax -Pickering Osteo- Centre. 5y() Hary--d Aye. S.. 6632 for more information. Live `The HealthyWay9 AJAX — Area residents are being The cost is $135 plus GST. invited to live 'The Healthy Way'. To register call the City of Picker - An eight-week healthy lifestyle ing at 420-4621. course, The Healthy Way, begins Tuesday, April 4 at 7 p.m. at the Ajax and Pickering Health Centre. The course focuses on healthy eat- ing habits, meal planning, stress management, body image and exer- cise. HOURGLASS THEATRE PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS LIVE ON STAGE FOR THE FIRSTTIME IN DURHAM, H THE -WORLD'S MOST POPULAR ROCK MUSICAL... a. RICHARD O'BRIEN'S d THE Vs1QC- • APRIL 27". JULY 1`2000 1. ' •' ' . FRI-SAT $20 AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION SHOW @ MIDNIGHT ON SATURDAY'S $20 JOIN BRAD AND JANET OVER AT THE FRANKENSTEIN PLACE AS THEY MATCH WITS WITH DR. 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' ...�.�...�..__.x__.,,. Vim,..:,:. -_ _ _ _ _ _ ,�•-._ i4^S�a, I � I,. ."_"'+7�JI •`iS- ..iV o .. .. •. Mw'.. �1V111��illi6�'.V.. _ --.�.. -.e __ _. . . - _ _ _ _ . rk fM„T'u'�q,��sy� Hearty sum in lottery winner's bank account Pickering woman wins $1 million in Heart and Stroke draw Jessica Samuel has one million rea sons to smile these days. The 24 -year-old Pickering resident won the grand prize of $1 million in the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario winter lottery. A didn't believe it at first. I thought it was a gimmick;' Ms. Samuel says. She had to call the foundation back before believing her good fortune. "I didn't believe it at all. I said 'get out of here':' Among her plans for the money are to return to the University of Toronto full-time in the fall, where she'll study cognitive science. She also plans to travel, buy a car and invest. When asked if she was shaking when given the cheque, Ms. Samuel says, -Very much so" Ms. Samuel moved to Pickering three years ago and lives with her par- ents. She was one of 9,000 winners in the winter lottery, which raised $10 mil- lion for research. The foundation is planning a spring lottery and prizes include 43 automo- biles and three grand prizes of $1 mil- lion. Tickets will be available as of April 3 and cost $100 each. To buy a ticket, call 1-888-55 1 -1 1 1 1. r M M M M M M M ' How long ' has it been? ' � 1 ' 10 1111111111iffill 0a CHANOE G , 1 „' ED 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 RAXMTM spillffemf1 X39' 1num i Pllit.L 1 cNWCr oolra'ollu Nff0M M 1 M OPSN f DAYS A 1117a 195 WESM RD. (South of 401), AJAI( t. L9l0U4=T-�T .1 f �, z 40 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDrWN, April 2, 2000 PAGE 11 A/P Hepe's something special for those 60 years or better this Monday, APPIO Come in and on *ALL Rquir, Clerne and Sale -priced Items. PLUS, No! yourself to any Zellers Magicut�t Sada SepWce and also save 10L AVAILABLE AT YOUR LOCAL ZELLERS STORE MONDAY, APRIL 3", 2000 'Some exceptions apply. See Customer Service desk for details. TWhere available. Community news online! We're at www.durhamnews.net --- ---._..__.. ,AAAA..• AJP PAGE 12 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, April 2, 2000 IT E 170 on S4MON off,RIMINI 100% OPURE 2.99 C O OLA G 3 L JUG14m "THE FOOD TERMINAL" e,I •��ttdjc Keuas diso3GK.. WHOLE OR HALF641�� ••�__/ 1rf��'`� GE SPRING LAMB Y 7'+� -t GRILL TIME 22 - 27 L.B. AVG. .' ��` PICI�TIC PORK BR MARCO �'�' 2.99 6.59 kg SHO ERS 2T!— 1 FF10A1 ONTARIO PACKERS • C,T FROM CANADA'A'-AA' GRADES BEFr • SHOULDER S S1119%1 .52 kg •BLADE 4 39 kg La LB. , NEW ZEALAND -1;6 . GE LTNE SPRING LAMB t�Y� �W r, X CI%TANK OUAli'Y MFAT; �i ak as 9FANC •I��(wti a $r hEVEQ� O A wiM�. U N'E� • I�[y� J l L. AVG VAC PAC (rcc TIS DEV COl1NTEP . 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This event will Faker, MP Dan McTeague, and Rotary providing musicians from Durham Re- be hosted by Peter Silverman, of City District Governor Michael Cooksey. ce to show ase and the heirctalents,to lrcthera a ` choir, Pickering acress hits the stage in Whitby voice, piano, strings and woodwind, and have an opportunity to win trophies and A Pickering actress plays a cool, con- ing, plays the object of Gilbert's affec- scholarships. niving character in a classic British farce tion. This fast -paced romp features a The opening ceremonies and choir being performed at the Touch of Class large cast of characters with just about competition will take place on Sunday, Dinner Theatre in Whitby. everybody being involved with some - April 2 beginning at 2 p.m., at the Dun- "Not Now, Darling"' delivers slap- body else. The play runs on Thursdays barton-Fairport United Church. 1066 stick and great comedic writing about a and Fridays for '+30.95 and on Saturdays Dunbarton Rd. in Pickering. timid owner of a London fur salon and for $39.95 until NLin 5. "Ticket price in - The awards cereniow, ,tn i !in, l ` r, his womanizing business partner• elude dinner ani :•11 I:t\r, cert, performed h% thu.; t ;,Ihcrt Bodlev. Fran Stecyk. of Picker- Phone 60,', 1 s -man.. With crystal dear picture, CD quality sound, and an expanding lineup of entertainment, sports, music, and movies, its no wonder TV lovers are fuming to digital television. Plug into Shaw Digital Cable and you'll receive up to 200 channels of entertainment including 30 uninterrupted dhannels of DMX Music, an on-screen programming Navigator, and easy access to the biggest Pay Per Phew movies, sports, and cable exclusives Me WL SUNDAY TMT-"''. 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PICKERING VILLAGE AX 683-4294 Akar hnurc d9A-AA01 n, SHERIDIAN HEATING A AIR CONDITIONING 24 HOUR HOTLINE CALL 427-5551 • Year 2000 models • Low monthly payments • 10 year parts & labour warranty available • Factory trained technicians • Best price guarantee • 100% performance guarantee A 90- / • CWW MASE N WEG=- Pili�0i1 e" � ° e . Just the fax? We're at 683-7363 Ti'ni0' g of0 ire DOW is ittAr i Crest or Colgate -y_ I Toothpaste I 75 ml Wt i ;W Royale els, es r ��yy� � ,fN.r•' ,ti^"f{'El;'if7r ....• ,.. ..•..1 Y7i°/�+f��"� .,a ._. ... ,:scV-.....---- _ i:".yi� T„�1''�,'�''b - _ — Tc: The gift of life Students at St. Mary Catholic Secondury School in Pickering rolled up their sleeves in a bid to collect 120 pints of blood during a re - Sufferer, heal thyself Promoting sclf-healing is the topic of an up- coming meeting of the Durham chapter of the Gerontological Nursing Associa- tion. The spring ed- ucational meet- ing features Maryanne Brown, a nurse with more than 16 years of expe- rience in adult health, palliative cane and geron- tology. She'll speak on Sacred Inner Journey: Promoting self - healing and well- being enhance- ment through human energy theragreutics. The meeting is on Tuesday, April 18 from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Mandarin Restaurant, on the south side of Hwy. 2 east of Brock Road in Pickering.. The cost -is $25 for members, $30 for non- members. The deadline to regis- ter is Tuesday, April 4. Call 668-5881 or 1-800-341- 6323, ext. 6301, for more infor- mation. RON PIETRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo cent donor clinic. Giving for the first time were (%rnm left) Kris Edwards, Derrik Leach, Steve Piuldister, Kevin Keane and Kris Oikawa DU ° ORS SALES - SERVICE - INSTALLATION Com lete selection of Vinyl Windows & Doors 1 1 I Picture windows _. 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AJAX AOtrdWaft (905) 619-2327 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, April 2, 2000 PAGE 15 P Volunteer a 9 a community pioneer Museum Village needs helping hands Volunteers are needed for several tion raise funds for the schoolhouse tasks, either behind the scenes or on through Bingo are just some of the event days at Pickering Museum Vil- ways you can help out. Those wishing lage. to interact with the public providing And, there are a lot of ways to help hands-on demonstrations will receive out if portraying Pickering's pioneers training in April. For more information is not your fancy. on helping out call 683-8401 or 420 - The heritage garden club, helping 4620. The Pickering Museum Village with the newsletter, assisting with is on Hwy. 7, between Brock Road and event parking and helping the Founda- Westney Road in Greenwood. Student work sought for Pickering's Artfest PICKERING —The City of Pick- show and sale, a children's arts activity ering and the PineRidge Arts Council area, student artists show and sale. youth are looking for student artists to partici- activities and numerous performances pate in the Artfest on the Esplanade in throughout the day. For more informa- May. tion, phone Tanya Price at 420-4620. Up to 30 student artists at the high school and post -secondary level will be accepted to show their work at the MayNIAGWYERS 27 event. Artfest brings together all PUB forms of the arts, including dance, liter- ary, dramatic, musical and visual pre- sentations in an outdoor setting. 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Fa scow ith & CA boliiiim for 1[eseidnliasulifawpiM�aant Draoasa► 1lloribiir'atd Dsaos€NG . .. .. , i wF 'r c gF • ra ... COMMERCIAL — RESIDENTIAL • Bulk Asphalt Sealer • Complete Une of Asphalt & Concrete Maintenance Products • Speed Bumps & Parking Curbs made from Recycled Tires 78 0M(d Md, Aja (905)47%-0318 P PAGE 16 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, April 2, 2000 Funding for Durham mental health centre, budget don't match Preliminary allocation well short of expected needs _ Whitby Mental Health Centre is looking for a way to trim close to $1 million from its budget after getting its preliminary 2000-2001 bud- get allocation from the Province. ..We are receiving funding but in essence it's the same as last year," said administrator Ron Ballantyne, emphasizing the allocation is preliminary. "It could always change but r our operating plan will be prepared on the basis of that (preliminary allocation)" If nothing changes. WMHC, which serves all of Durham Region, will be short about $900,000, the cost of negotiated salary increases for its employees. Those costs have also not been cov- ered in the current fiscal year, Mr. Ballantyne said. The health ministry might still provide the funds but there are only eight days left in the fiscal year, he pointed out. If the 2000-2001 alloca- tion doesn't change, the hos- pital's board will have to find ways to absorb that cost, he said. "We have to come up with a plan which will match the services we provide with the resources we have to work with;' he said. Joan Gates, a nurse at the hospital and president of OPSEU Local 331, said that means more cuts in a facility that's already running lean. "After years and years of restraint, there isn't a lot to cut," she said. "This is really unfortunate for the mental health community in On- tario " She said the hospital has already been trying to save money to meet the extra costs this year. Vacancies have been left open and adminis- tration has tried to cut nurs- ing hours, she said. "It's extremely difficult to do because of the acute needs of the clients;' she said. If the budget doesn't in- crease, she predicted the ad- ministration will have to look at cutting programs, services and staff. "I thought they'd fund the salary increases. I was really shocked when I found out;' Ms. Gates said, adding the in- crease amounted to about one per cent. She's already talked to Whitby -Ajax MPP Jim Fla- herty and written him a long letter to lobby for increased funding. The local union members have met to deter- mine strategy in their contin- ued campaign. Letters will be going out to Mayor Marcel Brunelle and all local MPPs, she said. Mr. Flaherty said Ms. Gates' concerns are "prema- ture and they may never be real concerns" The hospital still has to submit its budget proposals for review by the ministry, he said. "I think we've been through this before, where this is some lobbying going on before any operating bud- get proposal has been submit- ted;' he said. As to the current fiscal sit- uation, Mr. Flaherty said if Mr. Ballantyne is waiting for Women learn skilled trade options Meeting next week provides opportunities Career options for women are being explored at a meeting here next week. The Durham Region Local Train- ing Board and Durham College pre- sent a Women & Apprenticeship Town Hall at the College's Skills Training Centre in Whitby on Thurs- day, April 6. Women can learn more about ap- prenticeship training and career op- portunities in the skilled trades at the event. A tour is available at 6:30 p.m. with the Town Hall meeting to start at 7 p.m. Phone 728-2999 for information on the meeting. Use up to 3016. it io voles! No exercise, no sweat, no excuses. Body reshaping 8 weight loss - Musde toning. LOSS CENTRES EMS Tm*�w* & Body 0627 (90Wk837-7641 U . 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UXBRID""13, "A_ TRIBtNV'Z a a tai tart .ER I SEMI-FINALS: Oshawa/Claringt�on Holy Cross Schoo 357 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa Honey Bees: Wednesday, AKil 5, 2000 7 p.m. Bumble Bees: Wednesday, April 12, 2000 7 p.m. Carpenter Bees: Wednesday, April 19, 2000 7 p.m. Pickering St. Mary Catholic Secondary School 1918 Whites Rd., Pickering Honey Bees: Thursday, April 6, 2000 7 p.m. Bumble Bees: Thursday, April 13, 2000 7 p.m. Carpenter Bees: Thursday, April 20, 2000 7 p.m. Ajax St. Mary Catholic Secondary School 1918 Whites Rd., Pickering Honey Bees: Tuesday, April A, 2000 7 p.m. Bumble Bees: Tuesday, April 11, 2000 7 p.m. Carpenter Bees: Tuesday, April 18, 2000 7 p.m. Port Perry Scugog Community Centre 1655 Reach St., Port Perry Bumble Bees: Tuesday, April 18, 2000 7:30 p.m. Port Perry/Uxbridge Honey Bees: Tuesday, April 18, 2000 7:30 p.m. Uxbridge Uxbridge Music Hall 16 Main St. S., Uxbridge Bumble Bees: Tuesday, April 11, 2000 7:30 p.m. Port Perry/Uxbridge Cwpeivw sees: Thursday, April 13, 2000 7:30 p.m. Whitby St. Matthew Evangelist School 60 Willowbrook Dr., Whitby Honey Bees: Monday,April , 7 p.m. Bunibile Monday, April 10, 2000 7 p.m. Bees: Monday, April 17, 2000 7 p.m. FINALS: D Aom College - Osiwwo CW" - Sunday, May 28, 2000 "l AGO Mare Mar � L - Sports &LEISURE NEWS ADVERTISER Pickering squad finalists at tourney Panthers `AA' novices drop title game in OT PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Ontario Power Generation minor novice 'AA' hockey team forced the Stratford Warriors into overtime, but couldn't come up with a win in the final of the Barrie Flyers An- nual Tournament" The Panthers fell short of a come -from -behind victory in the final after losing 4-3 in overtime to the Warriors" Pickering fell behind 3-0 in the first period, but goals scored by Karim Corring- ham, Callum Lynch and Adam McNeil tied the game to force overtime. Anthony Valerio, Mark Frawley, Mc- Neil and Lynch picked up as- sists. The Panthers' hopes of winning the championships were dashed as Stratford picked up their fourth goal in extra time. In the first game of the tournament, Pickering came out strong with a 7-0 crush- ing defeat of Milton. Two goals were each scored by Lynch, Kyle Sawyer and Jay Henry. Valerio picked up a single. Two assists went to Shane Del Zotto, Jimmie laniero and Frawley. One as- sist went to Corringham, Henry, Lynch and Valerio. Barrie Flyers brought de- 17 feat to Pickering in game two by a score of 4-2. Sawyer scored a goal, and Ianiero picked up a goal and the only assist. Pickering came out on top in game three by a score of 3-1 over the Caledon Hawks. Corringham, McNeil and Eric Fox were the goal scor- ers, while Sawyer and Lynch each earned an assist. In semi-final action the Panthers edged the Newmar- ket Redmen 5-4 in overtime. Lynch scored two markers including the game -winning goal, while single markers were added by Henry, Vale- rio and Jason Armstrong. Ianiero earned two assists, Christina Paterson, Corring- ham, McNeil, Sawyer and Fox contributed single as- sists. Marc Levesque and Lee Mclnike played solid in the net throughout the tourna- ment. Team members are Jason Armstrong, Karim Corring- ham, Shane Dol Zotto, Eric Fox, Mark Frawley, Jay Henry, Jimmie laniero, Marc Levesque, Callum Lynch, Adam McNeil, Lee Melnike, Alex Morra, Christina Pater- son, Kyle Sawyer and An- thony Valerio. *Beginner & Back to Basic Classes •5.1 hr. lessons 1Beginnin the week of April 11. Call: Grey Salazar to reserve yoourr spot G ssses bell a pax ibm C, jce+etsti WAW A P R I L 2 2 0 0 0 RON PIETRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo Bunker blast Colin McDonald blasts one out of the sand at the ninth hole at Riverside Golf Course in Ajax on Tues- day afternoon. It was McDonald's second time on the course this season. 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Curtis Henderson tied the game, assist- ed by Sawyer. With 25 seconds left Pickering pulled ahead with a goal scored by Kotsopoulos, assisted by Fyfe. Game five saw the Pickering team visit Clarington, losing in overtime 2-1. Pickering's goal was scored by Oscar Graber, assisted by Patrick Booth. In game four. Pickering defeated Clarington 1-0. Grahcr scored the game winner, assisted by Mark Sterling. Game three in Clarington ended in a 1-1 overtime draw. Fyfe scored Picker- ing's only goal, assisted by Kotsopou- los. The team received outstanding de- fensive efforts from Ryan Hoefs. Daryl Probert, Brad Riches and Brendan We - tering. Game two saw Pickering lose an overtime hearthreaker 1-0 on home ice. In the series opener, Pickering trav- eled to Clarington and earned a 3-2 overtime win. Goals were scored by IF • TIME • QUALITY • GENTLE DENTAL CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVAIIABIE TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE ff PEOPLE OF.ALL AGES Sawyer, Henderson and Jean Paul Bi- gioni. Sawyer also had an assist. Fantas- tic goaltending was provided by netmin- ders' Michael Evans and Brandon Walk- er. Team members are Jean Paul Bi- gioni, Patrick Booth, Michael Evans, Daniel Fyfe, Oscar Graber, Ryan Hoefs, Brandon Jefferies, Tyler Kotsopoulos, Daryl Probert, Brad Riches, Ryan Sawyer, Mark Sterling, Brandon Walk- er, Derek Wells, Brendan Wetering and Curtis Henderson. 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE i HarvckxA Ave_ S., Ajax, Ontario (,South of His -N. *2) Football players sought New players are being sought by the Durham Youth Flag Football League. There are still many spots remaining, but time is run- ning out before the rosters are finalized for the upcoming season. The first two seasons were successful, growing from six teams to 11. 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Annual General Meeting, Tuesday, April 18th 7:00 P.M. 71 McLean Community Centre, 95 Magill Dr. Ajax (The McLean Banquet Hall East) POSITIONS UP FOR RE-ELECTION • President • publicity Director • Secretary • Referee in Chief • Registrar • Fundraiser • League Co-ordinator • Equipment Manager `Bingo Co-ordinator �•., .+,t';t f�`'!+`S�'j,8t K�� Yu �4!'+rM��'l�'—"�'y�. ...k j` e•. v,.�r,�.'.:.N,�ir NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, April 2,19" PAGE 21 A/P • ame 'ro PP in 9 N E _W S ADV E R T -1--SER APRIL 2, 2000 Birthday Birthday Birthday Birthday Birthday Happy second birthday "Happy birthday Goose! On March 24, Jennifer, a March 25 "Our spunky daughter Diane wishes to Emily lampietro L:cichrates sweet lit- was a spe alturned 18 on tle bundle day in 1h "our little her first c March 24. Your princess" birthday from Heav- Jessica. Cullen home, witticisms, Intel - on April en above", as it was the day ligence and zest The Big 3 with all reached Ryan turned for life comes Barney her fami- double dig- two. Special shining through event hap- ly and 1 its, turning birthday wishes each and every 11 _2d 1 pened on friends. 10. "Miss from Mommy, day' Never -end - March 26 You're a and Jessica had a super -dee- complete Jenny, Miss Jenny, we love Daddy, brother ing love from from Mommy, Daddy, I Bruce, Nana, his Grandmas and Mum, Dad, Donna, Keith, Nan, duper time. Love and kisses joy 'Emy-Goose. We love Grandmas, Poppy, Q and Grandpas, aunts, uncles, cousins Grandma, your aunts, uncles, from Mommy and Daddy. you, Mommy and Daddy." her sister. and godparents. "We love you Ryan." cousins and friends." BirthdayBirthday Birthday Birthday I A birthday poem for DakotaA little Tig- "A surprise "It's hard to Nicholls, who turns one on April 1. ger turned fivebirthday greet- believe that our "I can't believe it's been a year on March 31. ing went out to little Sweetie Since I held my brand new baby near. Happy birthday our special Pic turned four This first year has gone by so fast wishes went out d a u g h I e r 4.t on March 22. every We tried to make evemoment last. to Brady Davis Schevaune, The Smith Ih First smile, first laugh, first tooth, first kiss Bird with love who celebrated house was Just You fill our lives with such bliss." 6 from Mommy, her 13th birth- full of excite - Love from Mommy and Daddy. Daddy, Nicole Leigh, Rusty and day on March 31. Our little Miss ment. Happy the rest of his family and friends Sunshine is a teenager! Happy birthday Taylor' LoN c from birthday from Mom, Dad and all Mommy, Daddy and Dawson. Birthday Birthdav your friends. Keep smiling." Birthday T Birthday Happy Wedding first birthday I One year a,,o. on Marsh 30. 1999, wishes were Congratula- God blessed directed to •tions to Don- Christine and K e n n e d 4 4 1 nalvn Kather- Stephen with Susan Pugh 1 4 ine' Wilson the birth of their I on March :7e and Charles first child 4 31. "You Edward Ellis, Graeme. -1 Happy birthday wish- make every lik as they were our little pump - es for "our pumpkin" day full of smiles, love and adven- married in a I? kin is one. You lure. With you, our lives are truly quiet ceremo- have brought us so much joy and Sabrine Azraq, who ny in Oshawa on Tuesday, March happiness. We are very proud of you. turned eight on March 29. 1-iffini B un ler complete. Lots of hugs and kisses Love Mommy, Daddy, Willow the turned 12 on March 3 i from all your family, especially 21 by Rev. Bill Stapley. "May all "We can't believe you're Mommy and Daddy." your dreams come true. Love al- dog, Nana and Papa. Grandmother growing up so fast." Lots baby isn't a baby anymore! ways, Mom and Ron." and Grandfather." of love from Mom, Dad, Boo-hoo! Love from Mom, Vasmine, Mustafa and Dad, Erich, Uncle Andy MBirthday !Mohammed. and Sandy.- Birthday Birthday "Our little Happy birth- April 2 is a big day for Blake Birthday Birthday sweetheart" day wishes to Perryman, be - turned eight on our little party cause the big March 27. girl" Chloe fella turns one. Happy birthday I Stoyanovski, as -Happy birth - wishes for Nisha she turns four day Sweetie. than, on April 2. Muhun Lots of love, with lots of love, Helping Chloe hugs and kisses hugs and kisses celebrate are from Mommy, from Mommy, Mom, Dad,, Timothy and Tiffany. Daddy and all your family and "Have a great day princess." Daddy and brother Roshan. friends." Birthday Birthdays William Dolan turned three on Two cuties celebrated birth - Look who turned four March 3 1. "Our little buddy brings days just days apart. Taylor A cutie with a big on April Fool's Day. smiles to all who meet him. Happy turned two on March 24 and smile turns four on April Brooke was five on March 31. 2- Happy birthday wishes There were happy birth- birthday wishes and love from for Maggie F -Watt day wishes on April .1 1 for Mommy, Daddy, 'Nama', Nana, "We love you both very much." ry Billy Becker from your Poppy, Jasper, Dusty and all your Happy birthday from Mommy,, with lots of hugs and kiss- es from Nana and Pbpa. biggest fans, Mom and Dolan and Williamson aunts, un- Daddy, Nanny, Grandad, their Dad." cles and cousins." aunts, uncles, cousins and Buddy. If I I "0 ILO 1794 Liverpool Road Birthday? Anniversary? Wedding? ...Send to: Pickering 831-5431 Let us know. We'll publish your Name Dropping, 3THIS \VEEK*S CAKE WINNERS ARE: I. Ow6w siciTUMV51iii %Keith Gilligan, 7- SMwitive Awjq -to-read I Nisha Nuhunftn special occasion in an easy .130 Commercial Ave., Winners may go directly to Baskin Robbins to receive and easy -to -clip format... Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 their FREE cake. (Pk-a,,w jwovick- identification) 3; 2W VA111"XIM SAT.. AMIC 3; 2W A/P PAGE 22 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, April 2, 2000 To Place Your Ad Call.- THE a//:THE UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER Ajax Pickering News Advertiser: 683-0707 LAS SlIvilim" Uxbridge: 8 5 2-9 741 Port Perry: 9 8 5 —2 511 Web Site: www.durhamnews.net 4. 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MCSo Orale Developer 2000 Sun. April 23rd MCD6A,CCNA. CNE. UNIX a VB. MCSD April 22nd ACBE: $3,490 Programming Fundamentals Sat. April 15th a c $695 CCNA, CCNP Sun. April 2nd A+: $"5 1 L FUL TIME MOF-ta+- othp 2ew S2.9W rLASOMS STAfMMQ CCNA/CCNP April 17th Ifs m= Assistaat$6WUS April 4th Get quality training at excellent prices! Job Pfacerrrent Assistance • Individual attention • Unemployment insurance recipients welcome • Unlimited lab time • Funding available for those who quality • Hands-on training • Over 90% success rage Registered and Approved as a Vocational �rca/NETRI M �T Sw School under the Private Vocational School Act. 40 CAMBRIDGE Assistant Marketing Director Oshawa Centre Eager and energetic, with polished interpersonal and communication skills, you will assist with implementing an innovative, cost-efficient and effective annual marketing plan. You will also be involved with advertising and promotions, tenant and public relations, and budget systems. You must possess a university degree in Business or Marketing, 2 years of related business experience, and be computer literate. Retail or advertising experience is an asset. Upon the successful completion of our in-house Management Training Program, future opportunities lie in Real Fstate Management or Marketing. However, to further your career, unrestricted mobility throughout Canada .is necessary. Please forward your resume, in confidence, to: Marrketmg Director, Oshawa Ceatw, Office Galleria Suis 120,419 King Street West, (Islas, Ontario LI J 2K5. Gessim t4Np cam"* NN 6WAN NO score TIE rtftMaE to •tact tNw se pepetM is dlalpe. place litho aie foi * and b those who are %drMft $N W. Met. i Goal. oft tiCSEAMus Maus. Databese ablaut sm ramp orxk' Coetprter MWNIenam - M. Mew rmb web disigrt and At lmM. sate.re design and pregramntirig. r as. dstanat mall, be avablIft to MMW7-30,C. W KT VIM new Pickering Stec 0perwq soon requires full time sad part time Irani coMer sake help. Previous Mo to. a must. Please fax resume b: 905.1264434. A leader in the manufacturing of high-end kitchen and vanil), cabinet components is expanding its manufacturing facilities. Career opportunities now exist for CNC Programmers. Experience with programming CNC work centres for wood products, preferably knowledge of Homag or Biesse boring and routing machines as well as a good working knowledge of Auto( AD. A college wood technology or equivalent degree would also he an asset. Please send resume to: SieMatic Canada 124 Bleams Road Kitchener, Ontario, N2C 2K5 Attn: Steve McCarley Phone (519) 895-3115 or Fax to (519) 893.6354 c -mail: smccaricy4sicntatic.com 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 FASHION YOUR FUTURE We are one of Canada's largest mens and goys retailers. Due to our continuing success, we are looking for ASSISTANT MANACEII i SALES ASSOCIATES who have the drive and ambition to ion our ever growing team. For the right csttdidalas we offer a competitive salary and benefit package and tremendous room for future growth. Please send fax in confidence to: 416-785-2077 or 416-785-9156 Only ewee under wrleider mon will be cattbcted. MAIIIAGER MATCO Industries Inc. has the above following 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 L1W 3W9 Attention: A.R. Dupuis Of FLORAL DESIM 26 V& -Reridfy ii Bohm Pr11p 12 irk illlellsire 3•phm ptsMrasls 3 tllil• Prelssniesai sassrs ii 1`0114howbil bate sassnn oven". OA gg11 lid Career to be hr FIIn1IM snisgassce be atfMleNe • silKi 436-77 6aaeMa"ees� Gtr 3'iB'7BN WEB 'lona Flexible dates. Prime tote Scarborou wntown 1 raerwal Help cenxal Help �1> General Help SPRING INTO A NEW JOB!! APPLY TODAY! WORK TODAY! *ASSEMBLERS * PICKER/PACKERS * STRONG LABOURERS * MACHINE OPERATORS • Bring a friend • Bring your steel -toed safety boots • Bring your void cheque/savings account info. for direct deposit • Receive a referral bonus • Receive 49'• vacation pay with each Friday's cheque • Receive assignments close to home Call (416) 292-2282 for an appt. or walk in 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 P.M. Interviews held in Pickering Wednesday. April 5.2000 Pickering Recreation Centre Room a2 1867 Valley Farm RoadlHwy. 2 MI=Isole KIDS! KIDS! KIDS! - Ages 2+ - Wanted for TV 8 Movie Jobs! No Fees!! Men/Women 16-65 yrs. Needed for same! No extras. Parents Call (416) 221-3829 PRODUCTION MANAGER are a successful and growing cwtomized ww-dworking open n who is seekin& an individual who can effectively oven aspects of production. e successful candidate will possess a minimum of 10 years c rience in the woodworking industry with a strong manageri kgground. Our ideal applicant will bring strong pplartrungg an teduling skills and a proactive approach to any solvin) u are able to handle multiple projects and deadlines an irk well under pressure. You wilt have excellent communis n skills and be interested in building a strong team. REX AIENCED CASIINET MAKER u are able to accurately machine and assemble fine furniture/ cheris to very high standards. you have the ability to read 1 understand drawings, blueprints, sketches, etc. You will be 0 to work independently and perform quality work on tight send resume to: SieMatic Canada 124 Bleams Road Kitchener Ont N2C 2K5 Attn: Lori Stotts or fax to (519) 893-6.354 Warded Exporiaticod Sign Marxilocfurar • LCW04ft • Aseernbly • Elechical • Service o IralicAchicin 430-1 51 5 in Durham Region requires Truss Builders di: Yard Workers Experience a definite asset. Benefits after three months Fax Resumes to: 905.623-6484 Only these to be interviewed will be contacted "SHO MI Star Hak � �Iwvilisa anasl Awa<tip0 ncardetl Mss awls iattaik. fr"ris-W ettt tOt ATHl rill. Tait N TIIE tuip teeated. $12A snail snit till, Saldeir's 1 tp1t47 podlian e�1�t UL 9 pee► (!OS)0. Aft oallekl reawed b res thin VIMIlaOpps in oat brit newMR Alco P W Was Wadi s. hall (M)7 owN Boas $20440 hr + P/T and F/T Vehicle required No exp. necessary (905) 668-8939 `�.�,T *•- �:;,.;.i !~W.4: �b.,,..a.:, ;sale•-;•1r.G`.'*�$+F j ` GeererKl Help General! Help Gill "Hdp 1 Gemrat Help 1 Getw Help ILAFARC 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 than 65 countries has an opportunity for a Dispatcher for the Stotlffville, Ontario location. Reporting to the Central Dispatch Supervisor, you will work with the Central Dispatch team 10 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 demand and capacity to optimize fleet utilization 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 competitive compensation and benefits package. Starting salary will be commensurate with skills and experience. Resumes must be submitted no later than April 14, 2000 to: "Dispatcher", Lafarge Construction Materials, R.R. #3 14204 Durham Road 30 Stoufiville, ON L4A 7X4 Fax: (905) 640-0277 Lafarge is conlrnr(ted to the prrrdples of equity in employment and encourages appiticabons horn womenvisible manonifies and persons with disabii'tiefs end members of Canada's Fust Naltions. We thank you for your interest Only those caWdates selected for an interview, will be eonfacfed. Discount Car & Truck 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 St., N. Oshawa, Ont. L1 G 4S4. or Fax: 905-432-2253 Email - pfindall@discountcar.com UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE requires NEWSPAPER CARRIERS to de Iyer papers twice a week- in eekicer the following areas: OXBRIDGE Fnzo Cres, St. John's Crt, Third Ave S, Franklin St, First Ave, Dominion St, Brock St.E, Planks Lane, Main St. N. BRISTOL PONDS Bristol Sands Crs., Alta Rd. CANNINGTON Laidlaw St. S, St. John St, Peace St, Munro St, Davidson St, Shedden St. Also Adult Carrier for walk & drive routes needed Call Debbie 905-852-9741 Is looking for reliable people to insert and deliver papers and flyers door to door every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday in the Pickering area. Deliveries must be completed by 6:00pm. Must have a vehicle. For more information call 905-683-5117 -CM= Fo SERVICE ADVISOR with ADP experience is required immediately by King Church Nissan. Automotive background and Nissan experience preferred. Please fax resume, atten: service Manager ' (905)686-1126. MaRMor is General Labourorscurrently ork n Diu for Region. You must be flexible for all shifts, have reliable transportation, safety boots, be willing to work for in between $7 -Who Call Kristen 0 905-931-760 / 9054N-7732. DMANPOWER THE NEWS ADVERTISER is looking for prospects to deliver newspapers and fivers to the following areas AJAX Follet Crt. Simpson Rd. Clements Rd. E. emperor Rd. Patterson Cres. Pembry Dr. Ritchie Ave. Tams Dr. Heron St. Doric St. Mandrake St. Angus Dr. Knapton Ave. Wright Cres. Reed Dr. Redmond Dr. Thomcroft Cres. Billingsgate Cres. Admirar Rd. Lucas Ln. Rands Rd. Clover Ridge Dr.E Dreyer Dr. Graham Crt. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION 905.683-5117 An opportunity has arisen for a Marketing Agent in the Afaxftlkenng area. No selling invoAed, just daily deliveries to new accounts and existing customers We Provide: ,Full Training -Field Support •A guaranteed per year Income at $30K You Provide: •Self-motivation -Organization -Customer Service -Suitable Vehicle - Storage for stock The successful individual will build a long-term future and determine their own income level. Our business is growing! We need expedencE lergetic, personable people to help us expand. V e looking for knowledgeable staff in the followil eas of service: - Retail Store Sales/Management • Inground Pool Installers • Above Ground Pool Installers • Pool & Spa Service Technicians iver's license is required. Subcontradc ,lcome. If you warn to be part of our team, contact Nick at COLUCCI POOI,S, 221 Kendalwood Road, Whitby, ON LIN 2G1. Tel: (905)433--0061 IFax: (905)433-7942. Email: info@coluccipools.com Web site: www.coluccipools-com Manpower Is currently recruiting for a Bilingual French Administrator. You must have Advanced Excel, Word, and Internet skills. Please fax resume to Courtney 0 905-831-8134 GMANPOWER ATTENTION!!! $14.95per hour if qualifier!. Start immediately. World Wide Manufacturin6 company has full time openings in our Durham based outlet Non ence necessary. Must be TB or older, neat appearance k have own car. Call now Sunday 11:30-1:30 p.m. Mond 9a.m - 7 .m. 57YI-�$ $9.25 PER HOUR Plus Bonus & Benefits FULL TIME Greenwood Mushroom Farm (905)655-3959 Busy newer salons in BowmatrviBe 0-r Ajax seeking full-time /part-time expencnccd Hair Stylists, great wages, commission and mccril friendly atmosphere. Bowmanville (905)697-8950 Ajax (905)619-8057 UP TO $=3.33✓NR Well established dist. co. is seeking 5 individuals to fill posrtK) ns in: • Display Consultant - Manager Trainee • General Help Must be willing to work 46+ hr/wk Rapid Advancement for fast learners. Full training provided. No exp. Paid every Friday. For interview call (905) 720-2479 NANBER OM .. for Al�DZ DRIVERS REOUIRED located th Whtby. 'lease call 905-668 7800 Bus. 9.6) or 666.2483 Home). CM mms waffled. Hqh- est paid Please caR for k" - view t905►432-1200. CLEANERS - Pan time even - kw. Must be expuieftccd ata b amble. WISID ey/Bait- ey Rd. Ajax Leave message 9416-713-7829. COURIER DRrvERs with ars or rats are railed to service ire Dwham and Toronto area. Fynrp polenaal 5700 wet* plus. cal (905)427 -M - WANTED Experience necessary. Start from your area. Top pay weekly Vehicle required Call PAUL (905)427-7733 LOCAL P&D IN THE GTA AUTOMATIVE WORK Two Years Exp Req., Overtime after 45 his. . 905426.2525 TELEPHONE 0 SALESPERSON - Minimum pay of $8.00 an hour plus corrMNssfon. • Potential earnings of $15.00 per hour - Good verbal communication skills essartial - Ideal to supplement your income • With or without experience. Training provided - Ajax location - Working hours: Monday to Thursday 6 p.m.- 9 p.m. and Satuardays 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. 416-269-8333 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, April 2, 2000 PAGE 23 A/P / •. THE GARDEN BASKET Alk. FOOD MARKETS . ,7 Quality &Freshness Since 1929 Mature responsible person required for the following full-time positions: INIMS1 RECEIVERS GROCERY & PRODUCE CLERKS HEAD CASNER ALSO PARTTIME DAYS POSITIONS AVAILABLE FOR CASHIERS, GROCERY 8 PRODUCE CLERKS EXPERIENCE IS REQUIRED FOR ALL POSITIONS. EXCELLENT PAY IMMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT. Serious applicants only please. Apply in person at THE GARDEN BASKET FOOD MARKETS 9275 Hwy. #48 (at 16th Ave.) MARKHAM Monday- Friday 9:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Saturday - Sunday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Resumes accepted. Tel: (905)471-OTn Fax: (905)471-0922 Ne appreciate ail responses, but regret only.hose Select- ed for an interview will be contacted. WHITEVALE 1 G O 1. F C 1. 1 B 11 1 Golf Pro Shop -1 Retail Sales Help '1 Ladies Wear Sales '7 Display Duties Full Time Seasonal Fax resume to: 905-294-5115 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser •e - quests that advertises checli their ad upon pkrDNcation as News Ad - ver icer will not be re- sporsi ile for more than one incorrect Insertion and there shall be no li- ability for nort-insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads Is Nuked to the am unit paid for the space oau- Dying Me error. NI copy is sthbject toft appro- van of management of News Advertiser. DADDY 01 GRILL - Expen- enced Waitress ' Cashier Pan time 3 days/week Bks Per- soNDistiwuher Satwdars «fly Sam-2pm Apply n per- son. 981 Brock RO S Prdker- in Call 1905420-2547 be. tor %I= AZ 3 years U.S. OTR Clears Abstract, Criminal Search. Good Rates Pkese Call required nmmee,akfy, fuu- brre. Local runs. Rk offer ful b, , 0, and good -W. cam 905439-1171 EA#N 5200.. 5300.. 5500.. or more per kneel assay pwucts M IIro Ciii1orl =ownfio�maesdend aresbepMe - toO.PM 6.2408 Dur Qts St. W., Sute 541. Ref 636. las- • sissatg L one. LSK Ajax 2R8. roRTAM LAS Foreman for with minmum 3 rack 516 Also laokirp for tom -time labourers. Fax rc sumo to (905)683-2681. Eu"UENM �0001{tand iq The M - Glory in Room, mux Pe terboriwgh. Please call 705)944-5959 or tax resume 7051944-5961 EXPERIENCED D LICENSE driver required. FWI-time po- snion. Recent abstract. Lccal deliveries in GTA Immediate. (905)426.4776. EXPHIIEIN PRESSER needed. Cal (905M9-4919. 1 General HNp 1 Genet NNP FULL-TIME MAIRSTYLIST OROER DESR/WMERDUSE warned for our Pickering and Person Distributor of building Ajax salons. $8 001hour plus materials In Oshawa seeks profit sharing, benefits Call sen motivated Individual with for interview. Tina or Melinda good communication and or - (905)683 -3650 ganizational skills for a busy HAIRSTYLISTS POSITIONS in order desk Duties Include and dispatching or - Oshawa and Ajax Great dens 0-q tiff dors and diving a fork lift working environment and on, Some physical tabour re gdmq training. Call Cheryl gored Computer experience 1905) 723-7323 a must Forward resume with HEALTH FOOD STORE assis-salary expectations to file tans required for busy Whitby /514. Oshawa Whitby This location, experience essential. Week. 865 Farewell St Dsha- flexible hours Please fax re- 'a Ontario L I H 71.5 sumeto 905-686-4462 EXPERIENCED PRESS DP BATOR 9aoc., 7row^nq rrxrrtxg company reputes two experienced Press Openrors to pOtrak tie folomm rypes of presses Heidefil S -line. Omit Adw two colour press (19 x 26) or a 2 cokw 11 x17 H-ada other pros Five years expeience or better would be a defxrk cissa We olbr in expeknt benefit plain. a pleasam aro dean work en- vironmem Come grow wim Ins. Phase fix resWne by Apnl 10. 2000 to (905) 985- 0667 SWKLER WANTED- Expen- enced only apply Rootrg Labowers also needed Transpottarm necessm to N Ajar Hourly wage 19051683-6389 EXPERIENCED WINDOW diner. rmdentW 32 adder work Exqu ence a must Sad resume to Fie 0509 do Oshawa This Week, PO Box 481 Dshawa, ON L I H 71-5 FRAERICMPENTER need- ed khmmum 3 years expen- era Cam Pat 0051 509.5791 a00Y SCIENCE WEIGHTLOSS Centre new uoration in Pidk- enng. Position available for Saks Person. upentnu an asW . Sagry pus commrs- sion Cam 19051837-7641 or tax (905475-6710 FREE - PRWATE 2-bdrm apt Meal incl, tireplact. poW Female homemaker required April 1st Rent receipts pro- vided vanous duties Bow- mrrvim ae area 905-623-7654 «416-566-3847 FULL TIE LANDSCAPE WORKERS required. Fence. deck and construction expen- ence an asset. Onvers II- cem a must Salary com- mensurate with experience For interview Call 965-649- 9996 or fax 905.649-1779 FULL -TIE Saks Person re- gia- for Reed's FkNst. Apx local1 �6� call "Ma wwAL LAIIOIIRM with AZ Manse fN4ded forteexxpnlpailydrg Drop ra�ur dt al 400 Rd. W.. Apr or fax 10 905 ME 0516 or call 95- 686-3333 ext 233. u N Wjn . USO N IMi PT/FT, kem requned. PT Mi0ilanie - Crass A diesel Endorsement, trucks. Call (416) 410-3435. _ HAIR STYIJtTi ter; • -1 for " `�in�' and f psiti avant. Guar- ameed saw plus commis- sion. Ortgoap trarmrg and procal (905) 42it3 6ften-li M11aM REO=W $400 and up plus commission. Also re - 1 or pail bimetff h � salon. Cal 5911 everwgs 725-0745. HAIRSTYLIST chair and Es- thetician room for rento.p Be your own boss. ttunily Call Angelo good Por DRIVER required for Home Hardware Building Centre Pickering D License & Clean abstract required Call Bryan (905) 839-4321 HOMEWORKERS NEEDED! To assemDle ;ur produr•1S Free Information Send SASE to: Kraft. PB -7777 Keele St.. Cept 7 Concord. ON L4K 1 t'7 Looking for a job? Must be 16-24 yrs_ out of work/got collecting EI. Out of schooUnot returning. Positions available now. Call Job Connect 579-8482: 623-6814: or 427-8165 LANDSCW WOURERS rwedej 6 jay week nary *01 Must now own veli goof license. and good work ethic. No students (phase Ap- ply in person only O'Flaher- r/'s landscaping. 1675 VIc- wa St, WMrby(Lakendw 3ayly at IN black bank) Tues. Apr 4. 11a m. -3p m LANDSCAPER needed for w- teriock decks 1, - slid conslrudlon. Pickenng area. Reliable stably worker Cie for -ft wei. 8394143 uGNT INDUSTnot. "g term temp must !ave 6 mor" working exaarierwx & safely steel -toed boots Pick- enng ttrosglr Oshm arae Cat an user From $7 50 to S9 00 pw hr we wit be al" viewlrq at the ostuwa Cmc Aidlecaui 99 Thormon Road South. Oshawa. Every Tues and Thurs 9 30 a m- 2 p m ISTS - egwreci by "I 'aDr sting company for rrlrlh *ale employment Please for- eard resume to (905) 721- 3467 LOCAL GREEHMOUM looking for pan time help - Plartrg. watenrig. And movug pram mawerpl Wi,uq b work w kends 0wrq Dust' runes we will trim Reply Fifa 0476 Oshawa Tits Week. 865 Fare- well St Oshawa, L1H 15 LOOKING for Honest reliable people for crarrfy tundras". tug or part time Hourly rah - borris Cal Mr Stephens 721. 0701 LUK TECNIKCIM - lull and part ,me hourty wage plus bonus Experience needed valid drivers license Apply at Pefnzoll, 195 will Rd S of 401 Alex SERVICE Requires reliable cleaners for part time positions to start immediately. Experience pre- ferred, but neces- sary. Own trans- portation required. Serious inquiries only ws-9160 MARKMAM LANiOWAM is looking for corxtnrction ". Must have valid driver's M- certsA Cal (9115) fAD3113. NEEDED 10 LIGHT industrial workers, immediate openings, $9.00 lag term temp. ail slu is available. Pickering area. To appy at: Oshawa Ci- vic Auditorium on Tues. arid Thurs. from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. NOW HONG Pampered Chef Consultants. Earn excellent income, flexible hours, low start-up investment, be your own boss, trips. bonuses. prizes Cam Lon 905-8524085 and start immediately. THE NEWS ADVERTISER is looking for prospects to deliver newspapers and flyers to the following areas -A ,r ,r ,c -:r -,c -A PICKERING Autumn Cres. White Cedar Dr. Silver Maple Dr. Sparrow Circle Chickadee Crt. Woodsmere Cres. Wildflower Dr. Summerpark Cres. Garland Cres. Grandby Crt. Forestview Dr. Waterford Gate Lancrest St. Senator St. Westcreek Dr. Tranquil Crt. Pinegrove Ave. Rockwood Ave. Butternut Crt. valleyview Dr. Lawson St. Castle St. Wilcroft Crt. Mossbrook Sq, Sandhurst Cres. Hoarth St. Sweetbriw Crt. Nordane Crt. Meldron Dr. Oakbum St. Rouge Forest Cres. Fawrldale Rd. Riverview Cres. Valley Gate FOR FURTHER INFORMATION .905-683-5117 PA-TFR LANDURERname.^. for !quipment -city company Mist be . In prep pprrqq b sway parrag OWA- tral sgwpmeet Fax resumes (90516e�t15t6 of ill (905)6W33Mext 233 PMT TIME HAHRSTYLIST warned for busv Sabo .n Bow- "Im"lle Pan unwho o ame Hourly wage plus prollit Ow - mg. plus bendes. Paid Swill day PIMSMrckrke Barb of wendly PMT TINES indeperidem de- Irvery person tot small cm - parry Uptlt dekvenes Neat appearance and clears dnwng record a mast Fax resume to 905.5741469 PMT-nME SALES REPS to sea conteaionery products to schools and groups. Fle"bk hours. School vacations and summers off suit parent wo scfrod•age children. 1.800- 268--1250 ext.3209. PICKERING LANDSCAPE company requires expen- enced lawn mantenance per- sonnel Telephone (905) 831- 0821 or(416) 721.1966 PICKERING, SALES - Pan time tor Roorng store Mature perswih retail experience preferred. Salary + possible commission. Fax resume on 905-683-3182. LMPPER/RECEIYER needed fur heavy duty truck parts warehouse in Wftrtty, must have experience. Fodkktt ex- perierra an asset. Fax re- sumeto: 905.571.5436 COUPLE 1w 5 sbinity b/d/ is osaawa 5 years exp., knowledge of electrical, mechanical, plumbing, plastering and routine maint. 2 Bdrm apt + Salary. Fax to MS -728-2107 gored. Minimum 2 years ex- perience. Sabre knowledge forret 0P45 a tax resume TRUCK WASH looking for person with G license to oper- ate truck Must have Iraarrssppoor- tation. Please call 905-831- 3630. . •> >• � .• - xi-�.Y•r-lr ••0-•i Yn.YtW-"-�.:Sfl�.Hix,1•i.:•-_-4•-.`.vRtri. . _.i _.i4 wY:-.�4 r- A/P PAGE 24 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, April 2, 2000 1 OIDm H* 1 Mm Hdp O MW Help skied Perp SkMW HNp skwd Help skMed Help ® SkOled Help 1 ar. a For Busy Whitby Office. This key role involves providing administrative support to management, reception and general office duties. You are a detail oriented and self-starting individual with a high level of professionalism. You possess 3 years experience as an administrative assistant and have excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Must be proficient in Word and Excel. Experience in basic bookkeeping would be an asset. We offer a competitive salary and benefits package. Fax resume to: 905-668-%30 CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE Required by Pickering area kitchen and ba renovation company • Rt,ponsibilities include handling customer t ephone calls, data entry, processing custom sen ice orders and following up on orders shop. Thr, "ition requires an excellent communis for with strop wntten and verbal skills who do. -til oriented and hardworking. Must have least 3 vears customer service experim Construction background desirable .i 1.4 Please fax resume to - (905) 420-3582 o:(905)420-3582 Canac Kitchen & Bath Gallery inc. Attention: Mr. Albert son Ha WA9ants "JJJ Stas HenpiAgams Looking for an exciting career? We require NEW AND/OR USED CARS SALESPERSONS Sales experience preferred. Contact Ed Rancier at (905)404-0525 Tor. line: (905) 686-1642 1 General Nelp ill LANDSCAPE COMSTNUC- TION tae person regwred and (2) 4ric t corstrnncaoti o- bourers recanted. Drivers k - ow e a nubs. Comact icon at 666-9690 WANTED: AZ Drew wall min - mum 2 years US IF - I I I0 br a dedicaled run. Prelefabty we dump treks expereth1 CA (905) 571-0803 leave nessaOm 1 1,7Nfta SECRETARY Organized for family Dr. N E in Scarb Days -Eves. Sat. 30-40 hrslwk. Send resume to: Bout. #6711 10 Tempo Ave., North York, Ont. 111112111 2N8 ACCWJM NECEreAu dark billing. flank deposits. collections. must have good computer skips and expen- amx wait NR. Reed strap communication skill. Please tend resumes to Fle 0512 Oshawa This Welt.P.O. Box 4M. Odows. Ontario, Lp1715 RILL -TINE seuetary/reap- fiortist ream for a Ral Es - We OOice. Rear Estate --- penance and compute► In r I Age prekrred. Fax all resunester 1-905xA5-0156. ExPRNOMi PNACnCE re- quires Fop-lim Medical Sec- retary.-SIO/hr. Computer ex- pti once an asset. Appy in wrfttq only to: Dr. N. Sten. 95 Bayly St. w. Suets 200, Apx, ON. LIS 7108. 1 �" I SERVICES" Real Estate Sales/ Licensed, 90% commissions, no fee's, back ups, leads, referrals. 905-509.6111 HDA raw • commission bonus. A Canadian business pudsMr retwers rdspa des npaentaawa *0 busness- %AXMB U txptriena b work from hone. TM def afnd I - wi have s POWssional Wrprwne mover and be sant-troOvaAad. Phase p1 PVW Hal at 905-M& 1300 ENERGETIC SALESPERSONS tall and part trim rcqured by large volume ry dealership Saks of M brands. Carman Folding Campers by Flat - wood. Cub. Kodiak. Aerate 3 Scamper Expendables, Travel Trailers 6 Fffm gllhetls by Thor req. makers a Air - sawn Fa■ resumes to 905- 6W8184 or mad 10 Holiday Worwd. 7725 Baldwin St- N. Brooklm. Ontario LOB ICO Art. Barry Daws LANCE Not American low- ciil services company is looking w hat! slip may, we are one of the lastest growgq compares in the latest growmq ndisvy in tw wawa Mo apaiara awsary. Tratrq provided. ODf wwvty for a14ar4en wa wim excel - tan scone poor" Ontr those we in"* and Said wort ethic need apply. Carl ,Hal for an app. PPeri ,flans SALES TECIINICIMI. Excel - for successful dutyh poem track record in sales. manapaq a bernWry. , Per - w inah and oral commuecabons. care sanabon and PC skills. Ex- penence in the commecial vemilaw system woald be an asset. Capable of woriu q on site will prclessumil c s- tonv rs and company field personnel. Excellent remu- neration package for suc- cessfai fardldew. Fyn re- sume to: 906-831-3759. M Nab CABINET ON= required in Durham Region. Fury expen- enced Cabinet Makers need :49=1714. tappy. Please lax festm e to905.983-9714. CANNIETAW N for hand- crafted solid pine furniture workshop. Must be expen- enced. To start immediately. Pickering 905.837-8589 or 905-839.3002. WANTED: CLASS W Heavy Trude McDUM with diesel ev. in Ourinm Region. Drop resumes at Ogg Clemets Rd. W, Ajax or fax to 90544 8516. .: •t7a •11•�r: •era :4 ;r":: ;Tti'tr'r'l .ice: • YYA'+'e? �:. Fleming Steil D=& FYaftiee A Untied Dornktion COMP" 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 Nofth America, is currently adding a 3" 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 & related tooling, process design & 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 21 and 31 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. L1 S 3X7 or Fax (905) 427-1527 or e-mail "hrdept@flemingdoor.com" We regret but only those individuals selected for an interview will be contacted. ,in Equal Opportunity Employer, Heavy Machinery Engineering, Design and Manufacturing Cornparry providing equipment for Primary Steel industry located in Oshawa - Whitby area is currently seeking applications for MECHANICAL DESIGNERS Required for design of heavy equipment. CAD proficiency with minimum of 3-5 years working experience. Degree in Engineering is desirable. BORING MILL OPERATOR Required for Heavy Metal fabincaticxl. Excellent drawing in- terpretation skills with minimum 7 years experience. DG METRIAL ENGINEER Qualifications are that you are an OCET with minimum 5 years experience in estimating and planning of all facets o manufacturing production projects involving all types of weld- in K processes, machining and assembling of heavy metallurgi- cal equipment and machinery. You must be a dynamic team player with leadership qualities. PLAN' MANAGER Responsible for overall Fabrication of Heavy Industrial Ma- chinery operation which includes planning, organization, di- recting shop employees, quality of production, health and safe- ty, general maintenance an8 on time deliveries all within company policies. Qualifications to include certification by WB as Welding Supervisor, good leadership and technical problem solving skills with 10 years experience. Please fax resume to: (905) 668-5687 VVe offer steady employment, good wages and a comprehensive package We thank aA candidates for thrix iatemt and advise only those to be intervierurd mill be contacted. NMC TEC� exp. w quire with�k- txnse with min11 license. pAntaacgbw wwge and t�h1e1r61f 1905) 60-011180 d LSWMoot 663-3377-9997' or a Fall SINENtMOR. Excel - km fipportuMy to a reliable service oriered OR%" ml 10 manage a small field crew. Carndidite mss be a taam 5%n trong wort the can- systemsd. Sank 1revN required. Fax resume to: 905.831.3759. KITCNEN pIESIG1iR1 re- quired. Millwork home canine located on Simcoe St. N., Oshawa. is seeking experi- enced kitchen and bath de- signers for our showroom. Please tax resume to Milwork Nome Caere. (905) 728.8589. LICENSED ELECTRICIAN for control wing and insumation. PLC programming an asset. Required im T*- phone (905) 7W�+ �: Used OUTO Moto A float car lot in Ajax requires tell Serum Peron reputed to in - I= enrpbya with good nw• stat lolrsen ti C -view" DoE fineecel knowledge and ion bond Motors ere boats Large tools. Knowledge of Sa" vckm dealer fo Celebrpy, Standards an asset. Valid Swatram, CieslYNa boats. Drivers License wits dean Please in mum to: 905 - abstract a must. Sahry . ti55 Bte4 or mW a tloidafr commission ALSO F ute World. TM Baldwin SL. N Labourer for cw tlmrwrg and Brooklia. Ontario LOB ICO. p�t�q shop: No am. re- Aft Ray snit► gored. lNO tan right, am* - IMRM, a person. Serious inquiries sty. Cat (905) ti19 2M9 tkw 1 necessary. nchr (Nax) put um alp and Oshawa. Fluency in tga ■CMT NOP F0NE66AN (fall Erngksa is required. Pkm F) regnered for Aiax trucking dal (905) n1-0668. confpafflr. Must have --peri• axe in hydraulic systems. $iOM FMTANE company In waste disposal trarcks and f�hw� tr&lm Licensed A diesel6651226. Whitby sseeking f ki^O Phone Cliiss medwhic and endorsement required. Call a 5)6/3-7111 lax to: 590 9O5►6834M. NotpNeh TNi WELDER required tot pre, WAdCdOWN dsion fabrication s m MICAL EOOiRCE AfMUM Picherifg. must be t0 weld aluminum and SWnhess rt time br evenings sad Curday mornings. VeWMW Ple�ae appy m File 05111 c( puncture required. Send Oshawa This weds. P.O. Box Oshawa resuf fes to: Rosslamd M"- Oshawa. ON LiN 71.5 cal Centre 701 Rosslend Rd. E., IMMby. LiN BY9. ff."ARGE CANADA 1 NC. HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC Lafarge, one of Canada's leading suppliers of construction materials has an opportunity for a Class 'A' Mechanic to assume the responsibility for the maintenance of a Loader and Rode truck fleet at the Stouffvilie Aggregate site. This includes regular maintenance and general repairs to ensure optimum use of all equipment. In addition to a Class 'A' Mechanic's license with a diesel endorsement, you have a minimum of 5 years experience working with heavy equipment. Lafarge offers a competitive compensation and benefits package. Starting salary will be commensurate with skills and experience. All resumes must be submitted no later than April 12, 2000 to the attention of: "Heavy Equipment Mechanic" Lafarge Construction Materials 7880 Keele Street, Concord, ON L4K 4G7 Fax: (905) 738-0224 Lafarge is owrxm ilted to the pnrx* les of equity in employment and encourages appkcaborrs from worner►, visible mirorfties and persons with disabN es and members of Canada's Fist Nations. We thank you for your interest Orgy time candidates selected for an interview will be contacted. Wal-Mart Tire and Lube Express SERVICE TECHNICIAN Full time and Part time for AJAX location oil changes tire installations transmission service fuel system service rad flushes no drip oil spray Experience and valid drivers license required. Leave resume at Automotive Service Desk, AM: Graham ALSO FULL TIME SERVICE WRITER required for WHITBY location Leave resume at Automotive Service Desk, Att Romeo An aggressive multi -faceted national automotive repair organization is seeking candidates in the Ajax Pickering area for the 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 duvet's license. We offer an attractive salary plus incentives, a good benefits package, career satisfaction and a pleasant and safe worts environment. Please fax your resume. in confidence, to: MA Erritgbn at I= 90641i8-5046 61�hnitr wdew IYtga/ Mt/ral Ow time letp n , Previous a - will=. Dila. MS Onim, OHIP elft Rdaences. Purse in resatw lo: 905- 723-0204 ODN FAST PACED Pickering dow ants is sukintp am en, owswwl outgotq and a periefnced full came Admifes- bMt to qn err adraorauwy stag. some evaairq&Uur- days. Abel and Assisting a- peris cit an and. Fax (905) 420.1056. Full Time Ajax area Flexible hours Experience a must Contact (905)428-1711 Mrfer tale :aoil sworn Pleae fMl reStmle b 92 Clutch Straw South. Suite 104. Ajar, Ontario. LIS 604. NEWAM Caned De W IAss4lanL PIT to e�iwnced F Doovorest Reoep d P41990 - TWO K.M8OwudF 90542041990 SETS (solid colors) 129.95. Good selec- tion of assorted clearance 20% off. UNIFORMS PLUS 22M Brock RA.(jmt 1/2 mAe Nott d Hwy a in Pidmriq) Opso►.42Monday 19Mm7ma.m: Sp.m.. 74348 .. Daycare 1.0111O1O Christian hone day- care, will teach alphabet, numbers and values. 2-5 Pars preschool. FirstFarm RIIAHwYAidl near F d eft Ip Go. (905) 837- 9600. �^.y�4 �y .:..... ,� y .� - H_ ','�k+gra..mea.rf+iw:"�+�:,:•t4'.'Ji4s4ejR.TtlAf(, 10 Daycare Availtbler DAYCARE AVAILABLE, Mon- day -Friday, 3 months 8 up Dellbrook 8 Brock 18 ytan experience TENGER LOVING CARE. Ask for Bent' (90503- 5278.cm. PICKER Beach / Ratio: Lining daycare. 18 math to 12 years Darby oeerhps (tarrxd backyard and_ park) WRs, dory time, mom, ru- thhous meals 8 srfadk, First Ad. CPA. cembed. Non- smoking. recaph. 905-428- 1244 Mama SEL NOME HEALTH CARE Genoe. caring professional health cart pl vrdtr art clog AuIN a nte prwrOt yrwd avadam For more rib. call Card at MED ASSIST: (905) 259.2441 (snp) BE Bwpb' CIHID'S wooden play fort with canopy. SAH. $lid[, sand- WX cover.n0 .Mel trios six 8-10 wedding dress. headed. attacMd train. bwf ktul. pad 53000. Sell $500. 331�2t7 CHINA. M*m 1-500 isucate- W, set SM Cal (905)683- 206[ CE 3r RANGE, Wh ft. are new. $400 Sony Wtb TV unit rcmob Co" wnrekSY board, plot IT Tosh*a TvImentor. $250 err Spm. 905.637-2977. BE AAkbt 114 R. LANG afumnum boat with 25 tip. Mintier ad trail- =C= rail er ALSO sufdtr 7Oo knitting mtttkfe. Cab 6'55-7529 NIM CNAFiSMAN 1A hadial am saw, 12 amp. $750. Cal 905436-7425. 4367425. lire coww const m 21 speed mats 7005 19.5 alu- rnrrm frame moutan bike. Mich" Wild Grippes lira. Rods Sha. LX rear derails, divlas podak. green and ornly 4 oPurpllnit 5750. ob6. Pleas[ tae 91115- 259-99% Ob259.99% or 985.3183 leave / i message (sm). LL� JMXETt, up to V 2 Oris. Motor parses from laaa kgptpt from $19.99. kaNler walkls from $6.99. End of Sam cbafm= Silk! Plwfly Leadwx 5 points Mab Olhwma. 905-728•-9830. ADVO I 01WE111NfC1D New Mdal0r 061: h*s erNs is llwse areas. tion gnaWWt IAle'w here to AAmeb� For owe ' In N on no a6ipation d 906-7'25-1360 1 er cele ANTIQUE TABLE. and thins, solid pine, 1 squ legs are hurdcaived w detailed. fall for more iPo million. 905-728-9400. snp APPLIANCES: refrigerator door frost free. deluxe sic matching heavy duty was d dryer $6751all -will se rate. Also Kenmore was used 2 years $250. Picket (905)426-5945. AUTOMATIC DRYER $1 Washer $225. Frost -free frhqerator $300. No reason ofler refused. Call M 005)242-6&18 or (905)7 15 CANOES - Coleman, Ra seance. 16 h sq. stem, i condition, $700.Genuie Civ nut 18 h semi freighter, a strip, camas, v -stem, ex limit, $1.500. Minkota 3 electric lishinp motor, f condition, $400 (9O5)T 7546 CARPET - I have sev thousand yards of new St master and 100% nylon pet. I will carpet your In room and hull for 5349. P includes carpet, pad and stallation (30 square yam Steve (905) 743-0689 CARPETS SALE i Ilk WOOD FLOORING: carpel rooms from $339. (30 sq. Includes: carpet. prem pad and installation. I estimates. carpet rep; Serving Durham and rounding area. Credit G 1Acceepted Cal Sam 905.4 CARPET AND VINYL SA Carpet three rooms. 30 sqi :ands. from $339 mstalle will discount your best 41 up to 10%. New colors designs Customer saiistac grantees Call Mike for 0 free aMrtate.905-431 -" IIRAtIiULA" GIANT SPRING YARD SALE APRIL STH AND 9TH $45.00 Per Table For The Weekend Contact Mike or Latera AT NAR»LAT"S (MS) 435-544 HANK'S APPLIANCES Parts/ Sales/Service. Matching Indge/Slove, like new 5350/up. Seran top stove, 2yrs only 5499 Maytag washers $250/ yup Extra-capdirect-drive washers $200/up. Washers 5199/up. 2yr Amana side-by- 11de• ice/water only $799. arge selection regular/self- Iranmq stoves 5199/up De- I nidifers $99 Deluxe frost - fridges 5300/up Amann .usher only 2yrs, like new 3..Ii19 e SLS. (905)7284043 426 HARDWOOD FLOORING 14' x 3/4' TdG Select Al h. Unfinished $2.50/sq ft . imshed S4/sq ft. Pine ,,ring rt. 5' $1.70/sq ft. EJ C Ing 40C/linear foot. Call -;g (905) 649-1506. INDUSTRUIL SIZE Omar meat ell. 10' blade Asking $600 905-985-0616 LADIES SOLITAIRE diamond q appraised d $4875 (ap- nsal included) Sacrifice S' 500, 1985 Plymouth Wagon. ;:del. new exhaust, gas tank, r1, etc. $1000 o.b o 728- x-36. MOVING SALE black Lacquer ,,nmg room suite with glass/ r•ass table. 2 wood curio cab- � Vts, black leather love Seat. nlephone 666-5789 OPTIWAY 2001 LXS-3 electric :,zroter less than 25 hours ;e w'0 pet batteries. lights, a".nde suspension. van- �Peed. adjustable seat. cost 55500. askir� $2750. Atlas scnoter len, its most vans/ �uVs• cost $1600, asking 5950 David (905)6669775. PIANO FOR SALE - 5 n. baby Brand piano by Hardman 3 Co Mahogany cabinet re- hn sled. piano s fully recOn- dmoned, anted and regulated. Asking $7000 Cap 905-6- 8351 (srp) PIANO TECHNICIAN avadabk !or tuning. reparsand pre- purchase Corsukhtion on al maks a rtodelI. Also ret011- mboned pianos for safe. Call Barb a 905-427.7631. PIANO. ANTIQUE Ssilplirteerr, grand excellent co. t6tion. was made n 1875., $2.000 a best offer Tekpbone (705) 277-2561 PM OS/CRANDFATHER CLOCKS Sate on all Roland digital prams and keyboards. all Samick Acoustic Pianos, all Howard kala dock. Large Selectrors of used pa nos Raft b own. 100% d al rental caplaymms aappppl1yy� Can tEIEP PIAt10 (905) 433.1491 RENT TO OWN new any re- .ordnroned appliances. and new T V's Full waramy. Pad - Iv s Markel. 905.263-8369 or 800-796-5502. SATELLITE Atm special for April lig charnels $19 95 'let WAM136M i�o:�� SHEOMAN - Quality 3661 wooden meds 8 x 8 turn tet- any $359 plus tax. Many other es and ffyfes available. •Uso and deka 7�6Q1 cli Rd. Uniff 3. Or more #nm. ran �-6119- 2093. USED NESTAURANT EOUW- NEIIT - steam tables. pun tables. mW saws. cask in cooler. cWrcwl, muter, pins. stove, dishwasher. Slcers, u ul oven, j23.9041 or red aEnd b�afoil side 10 250 250 -_ 300 +aaa'+kaa GES Ji 'YARD -SALVE Sat. Apr. 8 th - 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sun. Apr. 9 th - 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Barklay's 423 Bloor St. W., Oshawa TONS OF VENDORS & IN STORE SPECIALS!!! Don't miss the great deals. do EXCELLENT RECONDI- TIONED VEHICLES ON OUR LOT. 97 Cavaliers (6) from $7.975 Blazer 97 LTD, leather mint $18.800. 97 Caravan SE. 90K. white. now $12.500.96 Cavalier Convertible. loaded, 98K, $13.995.95 Grand Am. loaded. 110K, A-1, now $8985.95 Aslm CL AWD. loaded. 93K, perfect. asking $12.950, AeorsUr 95. awd ext loaded ext mint $9.985 94 Tempo GL, air, auto. load- ed.maps only 88k. Wow, 56.850. 94 Olds Cerra, load- ed. 1171. $7.895. 94 Transppoort SE. gold. loaded. 14/k. Askmq $9.500. 93 Corsica. V-6. auto. au.whne, 129K, now $6.850 92 Sundance, burgundy, beau 140K air au10 1 Artie: • did uppl�ies7-- E4 650 91 Acclaim familyy Sale 1 Boardin sedan. 151K, only $4,195, 90 VENDING ROUTE Local hot FREE - 2 YR. OLD neutered hoe, $4uki 995 Call ck usfor daily nut vending machine. $700 Beagle len need of a loving 112,995 specials. Caftiear Auto each o.b.o. Call after 6 par family, tree to a good home. Centre. 155 Kinp St. West, at (905)987-1072 Very loving a playful Loves Midtown Mall. Call 579.2866 RECONDITIONED FRIDGES $195 / up. reconditioned rang- es $1251 up, reconditioned dryers $125/ up, recondi- tioned washers $199 / up, new and reconditioned coin oper- ated washers and dryers at low prices New brand name fridges $480 and up new 30' ranges with clock and window 5430. Retonditroned 24 rang_ es and 24' frost free Indges now available Wide selection of other new and recondi- tion d appliances. Call us to- day, Stephenson's Applianc- es, Sales. Service. Parts 154 Bruce St. Oshawa (905)576- 7448. CARPETS - lots of carpet. 100% nylon, new Stain re- lease carpets on hard. I won carpet 3 rooms. $349 Price includes carpet.premium pad, expert installation, fast dekv- I roman 6B6�es (30 yards). Arsktles tllated ANTIQUES7Absoletely! Ad vice- always valuiable. USLL* free, Purchumg outright. a - on w/some antique con. - Oft, (no Iinkt b slue cow side, ). collections of any sort. rpnrtities or Stogie an - to" flans. Special ilNerest n Moacro t ponory 17 by lo W spond to all queries Robert Bowen Antiques- Brooklin. Oman (905)655-8049 or (M)242 -OW BUYING ANTIQUE and col- lectable contents mduding Complete estates Best Ilossr- ble paid. Henry KaMt. 905-985-8161 Dinnerware Sets de Pieces Phtmite E.uimutes. House Galls Purchase for cash David Sanderson (416) 693-4898 'Leaf Tickets' Will pay face value. Call Bruce rJ%�4M ext. 2207 bill fridge, in pea rorbrg condition 905259 can set them level wi11H th 9996 a 906;-985.31113 (sip) ground,Makes a 4a work- �0p 49310-7693( WRNTB Diesel euvptre. OT466 or 400 Cummins. good POEIOAK FIIRMTIIRE.._Oul- co"dilim. would like to hear ng Rooms. Bedrooms. Home nNktwg. Cal 905 -434 -OM Orrice, Occasional Furniture Iswl Plus Cabin rasa rid $rat Your own designs clic i mw WAN= - Honda CRM lin nation ore our specialty. Let us tum your dreams into real- bit 0004 odwAtim, rason- priced. Cal 905 t31 - "Y We have been (ylp) handcraft - Ing the higher IN 6 wk tumR�available i Leet A 1 anywhere for 25 YEARS! Tp- Food drtonal MloodworbM 115 Norah Port Road, pori pe�y 1905) 985 FOM Sony Brad Celinar pltor� blaCt in bladt cam, n 8774 tgtp:// Os�tw cera in mid-March. www. traditgrytwoodwa#- Cal y05-433.4pt�. rg.onca NEW MANAGEMENT Otte BED, Queen brand new oAb- LOST CELLKM PHONE in black cam in Pod Perry a cedic mattress, box Ieadtfoothoard, raft -I. Stil Uxbridge within Be hu two weds. Cal 906.9852511. n cost $1175, set 1525 avadabb in quiet modem 16726-9885. • 1 PftswPBad G fl'8owlop, adra- hKkkprin . modiafely OPEN HOUSE Sat. laundry bWon ad parking pilot a t carne. Unused, BuckSldrh tilts or Sof n tic, Pint or nice4colcing. 1- yr. cost $ISM, So 1675. (416) 728.9885- old. 434-039Q. (SND) TOOLS. leets, beds. for al _ �G Quuaak lxwclraiw. rales, antique, COMWA h n iser, kitchen glue Crown Conure, and as- celkciables, haentific instruments, much said budgies. various pile- as, cal 666.1478. Hort surhliay Apel 9, Tools Of wood anrudgtnoit. Calor, s41- he Trades Show/Sale, 2699 (rock OSHAWA MEOIENCE Assoc Rd. N. Pickering, Ow, 0-330 $4 519 293-3171 or Classes starting �pcal 10th, PuPpY. Basic amid novice To 113.839-5607. Register call Bev. (905) 435 - LUCK CAP, 8' box, whiteth slider, Port windows, long tail gate, excellent umbon, $200. Call 723- 19 905-433-9570 (Sup) N OF THE CENTURY, 1D- e walnut dining -room set Petit point sat SM. 720-1620. BEAGLE, female, purple col - lo, missing from yard March 28th. n found or taken, please call (90.5)683-6164 owners concerned for her well-being, Will be tree to a good tame. SM -COATED Wheaton ter- rier pupges, home•rai;ed, gorgeous Teddy bears. Just in I ime for Easter. Parents on site. Ready to Go! $NO. Call Mrs. Green (9O5µ30-0531. other dogs (not cats). Call NOW!,! OPEN THIS SUNOAY. ASAP 5 90 -985-3660 or mes- sage 905-259-3660 LAB PUPS - family raised. chocolate, black and yellow M/F, champion sire. dam on location CKC registered, Mer crocht d First shots, de- wormed. duclaws removed. $600 Brocklm 905455 --BODS OLDER CATS need love tool Many young to older adult cats (spayed or neutered. Idly vaccinated) looking for homes. Kittens with first booster sometimes available Many medium to larger breeds of dogs available for adoption Pet supplies (espe- o^ cat food and ktta) and donations always welcomed Please call Durham Aminal Adoption a 905.438-8411 • U - 0-W ow * WANTED Buckskin or Pinto F,''Iy, 11 2 years Cat d34- 03i2 sm 1 1 AWwroOdw r 1988 SHELBY Daytona. new motor. certified Clean Mr. Pwndows. door oda vase. alumalum rAhees. $4700 Cal (905)426E422 1981 TOPRZ GS, 4 c14., very dean. loaded with air. cerr6ed a of ussron $2750 1986 Che - "ft. automatic. dean. low kms. $1650 ratrtilied a ems Sion (905)619-2351 or (416)937-ftW 1911 CORSICA tT - V6 31. 252.000km highway Passed drive dean New brake. from bra (lean a reliable $2.500 as is. Calf Marc (905)767lljol - 1911 Pontiac Tempest, d cyl. auto an condebonal excel- ent cpxklron, dein at certi- f ed. MM Cal (905)426- 11111112 CAVALIER Sedan. ' 90.000lims. black Asking 63000 Call (905)723-6623 1996 NAZDA 626LX - Air, power windows. power locks. d qU club, cxcewt cor4- tion $9.500 (905)509-1651 1996 NISSAN ALTMA GXE 83.000kms. automatic, fully loaded, excellent condition. ;a sale. S/1.sm Arm Call 905683-2640 after 4P Of 1M7 cNarsum SE R Lx. 2 door coupe. red. v-6. auto. air, loaded. mutt. 87K. dealer - serviced. must be sari $16.900 (905) 655-8926 everurgs o wedaads. 1917 EAGLE VLM. red wo black root/spoila. mint condi- tion. low kms, 5 -speed, power windows a locks. AIC, lease take-over $370.81/u30 BkvksWd 5010. 1$A A=M WWMA GS. 2 door cape. tuly loaded, sit - vet w/bhck NteriOt CO, leaf w p(graip. Ns�• ABS, cloys. a must sell. $21.900. Call Cory at (905)683-1425 or 428.6033. IMI FORD mT0YR BE SPORT. 4 dr. loaded. 37.000 kms.. ask' $14,000. call 905509-8183, WE FINANCE EVERYONE First time buy- ers, bankrupt, bad credit, no Credit. You work? You drive! Lots of choice. Down or Trade may be required. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEV 905-706-8498 91 DODGE SHADOW, air, tilt. 4-cyi, 4 -dr, automatic, hatch- back. am/fm cassette Good running car Emission tested $2400 o.b o. Cert. 579-M 87 Buick Le Sabre Looking to Sell as is Fast sell, $1000 obo.576-7916 snp CARS FROM $500, Govern- ment seized 3 surplus Sold locally. Call toll -Iree for lisl- 1-888-346-0700 ext a 1 Automobilts warrled CASH FOR CARS! We buy used 'iehkcles Vehirles must be len running condition Can 427.2415 or come t0 479 BaYlly St East. Ajax at MUR- AD AUTO SALES A A A AUTO Cars. trucks, boats we pay up to $10.000 Cash on the spot Any coridi- tan,arty year Call us any time, 24 hours. 7 days. 30 rutin service 905.686-5003 or 905-7063@80. 1 Trucks for Sob 111!7 hev 14 ton wftx liner, has 1 A rr &M W alle, . bull aka pretty good Needs steerwwgas lute work. very heavy M unit Best price n 2172 s, 500 range Len 435- 19M CHEVY $11, standard. runs well. am7fm/CD alarm, int, stripe $12.500 ALSO 19W Cheer Astro an loaded, luA power. V6, rursAOoks prat. S -M 436-9581 IM4 FORD 5251 Diesel. xteride0 caro. 5 speed. ar. Excellent work truck Will car- iNY $8.500 (905)435-Og9B JIM Marta 12311, 5 cyl. 4 spd. stereo bucket seats. Al- loy wheels. rant condition. must be seen. (8500 or obo tati6ed 6866695 1 vow 1 WhpO Wito '17 PATHFINDER 6-cyl 4x4 5-Spd Loaded. rebuilt trans- masiort. transfer Cite. dltdl (,nigme at 1801ims) T belt, tune-vp� E tested Win cenily 53499 Otto 905-432- 3494 1991 GMC 4X1 305 4 speed. auto luny loaded, new br. Excellent ra unninip bnditon. well-mamMimd Asking $8.500 (905µ38-9906. 1981 FORD WhetktWr "and' ow can. also has bad Con- trols 110.000 wren consider trade. Cal (905)427-7655 1911 EURO AMOSTAR. preen 3L. Mr. tit. cruse, an/ fin, 7 seats. 165,000 km, Ex - Clifford card - $7500. Can 905623-4535, 1991 DODGE CARAVAN SE While, pray ineorl 3.3 litre/ V-6, club, fully batted, rear AIC. privacy plass• wMe map ruck, 4 extra rims with stow tires, extra dean. smoke free ONE OWNER, 170 -kin. cerb- tied, drive dun. $7.999. (905) 4357856. JEEP TJ 1967, d x 4, 4-Itre, baro top a son top, tinea hitch. condition. $3900. 1447. 1 Trai/rs 32 FT. Corsair STH WHEEL trailer. Fully equipped. Com- pete with awnings. deck, tool shed. Located in beautiful ppa�rte tar Orono. Swimming, hshinq, private fit. Espy the summer there or move. $10,900. (905)623--1909 FOR SALE - Enclosed 54 Hut trailer and 3 pro -cans. CaA Yarko 416-443-2707. 1983 V -TWIN 1100 HONDA Shadow, new rubber. braided lines, polished rims. low kms. 2 Corbin saddles, Corbin pipes, Sir Irl bars, excellent shape. Iva, 905-706.5901. • 1 Srhowmobna 1992 FORMULA Plus Skidoo. 583cc, 2000 km, tut warmers, just spent $1.000 on machine Studded track, stored indoors, excellent shape Ready for snow $2.500 firm or will trade lot older model plus rash (705) 328-0402. i Y,P • ♦ . . _ 1 �I P h'� t 'a \• 1 ,e' .. ,7 1 . • r G N,•r 7 e ♦ • -r: i': _% • - NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, April Z 2000 PAGE 25 AM'w • 1 SNotINNobiNs 11Apwommb far afor 11pfmb inn 1 1Private owns Item 11 PMN ow 8w lor Sia 1994 ARCTIC CAT, 700 EFI, with new clutch. studded track, excellentcondition, s4000 Otto Also includes sin- gle snowmobile trailer 905- 839.2129 of (416) 992-5917 1994 YAMAHA V -Max 600. cimpletely reconditioned. 35011 kms $2000 Call (905)9874963 • Marine 97 4-112 OUTBOARD MERC. Hardly seen water $600 o b o Reasonable trade for canoe. Call 905-720-1291 snp 1995 HYDRA SPORT, 175 Walleye 130 hp Johnson. 12- 24 volt trolling motor, on (pard battery charger. 3 new baner- res. fish finder, stereo, Bim - mini top, down riggers, remote control Bight spare tyre cover RENT -WORRY FREE uti ries. non-smokarino pets D� (416)757.7773 ed 24. 1, 2 & 3 Bed. Apts. 2-1EDROOMapartrrtem. 1750 Refurbished b New own completely rernb•a!d Appliances. All Util. included. In-house Supt. dr Maint. rmClnded, quiet non-smdien On site Security. eco � Rental Office: Mon - Fri. 12 noon - 8pm basement awrtmdht. Saw Sat a Sun f pm- 5pm %VALIANT PROPERTY ColdvR/ Banter c9n)SI7Z8 MANAGEMENT kitchen. bin* room. washer. 905-579-1 626 it Pr Huge live well, 53' Bail well NORTH OSHAWA. 2 bed- -0,� o, Call (905) 623-9107 after 6 room and one hedroom May a 1 pm $18.500 1st Quid. dean. family build- Reis Ing Heat. hydro arta two cep a 1 1 s For Rent pliances included Pay cable. • parking. and laundry Winces. URGE �m ;o-. '905) 723,2094 apartment separate er •;-;e OSHAWA. bachelor, attic W •First time Bu Buyer? a 5175/month A ilih�e - house private entrance, park- y • Gave" 11 prnate Homes diately Whites. mg stove. fridge. microwave. • DtSChaaged Bankrupt. storaulesoece for Saw Optts53 no smoking ? - Adeladt/Mary area Asking $450 inclusive IstAast Call •$hoROR MECHANICS bay garage POWER OF SAI F and atice for rant on busy main street. Oshawa Garage eouipped with hydraulic hoist and at compressor Serious enquiries omv 905-987-9860 lrudu:trld • UNta NEAR OSNAWA CENTRE Enclosed 1 bay or bay a 1R art Overhead doors/srde door Heal a hydro Included (Ikgh cedings. parking, utili- ties. lrashr00rns. air -com- pressor included) Space for pariurg equipa-Virtadkyout- Side storage Also urm avaii soon 905-576 or 905.626-6619 1 corag- b Rem BEAUTIFUL SETTING ale Seymour 2 3 a 4 bedroom coRaOes. tui/y egapped Pool. IaMO. seine Affordable weekly rales. CanepheMn . 2 Hours WE of Tororilo 1-aw 813.2212 www woodlades- tam com '36 6085 -lshawa/Wititby border. 1- -edroorn basement apart vent, available April 15th 1500 plus 1/3 uhhhes Ideal for Ingle person. call Pam 3051666.7614 PICKERING one bedroom asement apt Private en- ance Close b al amaktres. -vailade immediately )05)509-0127 anytime. PICKERING GO STATION 3 ^edroom roam floor $995 pus r 2 bedroom baseman $950 tdnsave Each very clean .nth separate Iarri room and yard Juane lit (906) 420- 3429 leave message PICKERING. 1 -bedroom basement apartment. Avad- awe rmnwdaby No pets CA 905)e31-9750 2 BEDROOM basement I+ICRERING 2 -bedroom apartment wRveplace. big basement aparmilem. Sepa- kitcfen, separate entrance. rate entrance. Iprkng. bright Close b 401 and �tippprp d spactim 4 appkarces Arailabie I a oedratey 1850 Law back yam Steps to GW Firstilast, rdo of . 905- Town Cemrt MO,"- . half 6865783 Downpayment7 (905) 571-6275 1-800-W-6275 Nall SuMey Sib• i►r %No Akwr• a r Estill LN A ABSOLUTELY ASTOUND - BIG 6 mOmhS free, then own a ASTOUND - BIG from $60Wmorim o A c up to $5.000 cash back to you, Require t30.000.faraly nrtoine ad good creat Short d down Meador cam Bell Rola. Saks Rep lodayi pe/ Max Sprit (905) 728-1600. 11- W732 -ISM last. Avalable Aprd ist. t:aN SPACIOUS weN-rnaimarrrrd 2 aniie skid schiooli Avadabk (905)-472-M4 bedroom apts Aare a 900 FestAast re- ad MB Gln St Some cath � � foodif . (SM)426- AJAX 3 BEDROOM man. at- walk -n closets. para proved- 7634 corndtwarg. cable. 3 cep ed. Close 10 s'- o 1 . slhapF pliarncet, shafted laundry. 2 cewre• GO llAlkes 1ROONLIR LARGE udw- pakrrg seconry. no smodur prIncluded, � 7M4993. rusted room in small adult pets $1150 rhdhsrve. ArgAast bwWV, Chose to conven- rellen s Avadabk June ences. available now 655- 1St Ca14266467 FFamoy HAWA 5539 AJAX one bedroom apt with dO- L arpe 2 a ROUGE VALLEYAREA. cleanwarwu lo Yart ppnnvrftaAe tan- Units. $710 d twram room. n Peet. adult dry, ptlsrh5675./tlhalh, rollliblies indud- home. smiable for tunly em- pes. non -Smoker. IMail ay plow non-smoker Share time. CaN Bemke 905 428y access to separate ItictiertbaNuooasShopping. For References. first ad last. WMTMENT. Souks Picker- (905)509-2459 I g. Lower last targe 9rrga 721-6741 Show low, 2 bedrooms. loldterh, tuthroom, punk backllnorrt WWTBY PLACE nervily Few entrance. private yard. 1900/ vabd a nd. SMO and up ucNr AT 411/ WINIrs 110.. large 3 - mo. uhcksiwe. Avatabk May sin. plts Parking. Trash a bedroom house. share vd2 1st. (905)5066616 door, dose to 101. Phone ad eL 4 No BACHELOR APT $512/month- 66B 7332 sncfenhmwdl*gr.1. 11sotp 1375/ IV plus utilities, 3rd Ibor rink- Ww rat when you can own ems wdcome. (9051Logo-- : ^° eletabr errquiites Cal yoouur own home for less than 7540. e -mal: dsouzarkaeidi ak 852-3107. leave mes- lock tholdi Cam Da �� Saga IIEAUIitJ< 2 Revd 1 bodmom Reapy l T ori T lo am. Quiet area East Oshawa. 1905) 6668.3880 or (Q 666 - Available G share in Pickering. 5350 ppeerr Available May 1st. Non- 3211. month. hrsvint. 905 509 smoker, no Cable. ISM. Jas washer, Myer, hydro, 5650. Ibhree FNXMMG- One bedroom in 723-1492 (sip) house. $500/morth incursive. CL911TIIAl OWw. large 2 a AJAX. Westrtey N. 3 -bed- Share kitchen. Wmhdry bath - 3 bedroom apartments avail- rooms, rec room, 1-1/2 bats, room• 2 msNdes to GU, only able May a June 1st n well- 5 appianas. AIC. $1250 pts. single working female, non - maintained hill". close to m (905)28- � . FwsYlast. (905) 837 - all amenitieS. Pkase C41 (905)n3-0977 9 a.m. 6p.m. IROC[ IOINWY 2 De- TO SH M HOUSE - furished LAST OF Cbr6mM - 1 bed- tadted 4 bdrm• on room, use of all Willies. room luxury. country apt Mapr Oak. appliances. al Clan working mauve non - Pool, utkktjes icouded. Call dose to al amenities, lad- smoking mak only. $4501 (905) 649.2436 overlooking ravine, month Shift workers wee GREAT FISHING and to" nokiday on Rice Lake One how from Oshawa Modern cotpges. Sandy beach. Way- gWround.amid 'ss proS�rWrn�rhyy ketals Coaaga. (705)696 2601 • 1 Fldrnde Yat. Rwaete 09MY WORLD Florida. Why stay it.. a Hotel when You Could spend Itis and get more n a 4-bdrm luxury home Canadian owner 14800- 216.1996r(905143o--9198 hop/Amts Ome.dNed cveN acne 1 1 P'f`r' norwes Far salt THAU 1oIN1 C*Wb= teuw- ____ 1800 sq fl brushed tiasemem. fenced and larnd- antral aN. 5 cep dun s. en smlt and wet -n tSr,II!! m @mitten bdrm 5152.000 905. 0 -2667 t BEd00M. 2 story. 12 year old tome. RE Oshawa. knew pint, Carpo. Air. 2 batt. Ionto rrain pas rat -room, fenced sad. $139.900. 905- ATIENTLON NOMESELLERS. Fnd out what ate home down lit street sold for Recave a Computerized pmlad of te- am cera Inorrb sales and cuNran istnp slow b you a NO kwst or oDkparon Call taus to t-MO.7553145 a ewer 110 0 1041 to leave a wood message millicallint; av y- on (tale Anne & Cohan no wBtakefock )- Courlesly Prudential AchlevensBtRaeeaemy. BOWMANVW -New raised bridle bungalow on very large lot. 3 bedrooms, 9n. calugs. hardwood floors, central -air. ve dear, Shows well 905 697-1335 8 $159,000. CENTTMY HOME, hoop riv- er. Central Bobeaygebn. 4 betas.. 2.4 pc. haft._ pine IIOOrs. Florida 1001", Sml hid a breakfast. 1169.900. b view vvrrrw firivaelist.com, or till (705) 7365559. WMTNY, $199,500. 60 n. lot. 1750sQ. n.• detached. double - (905)723 -09T7 3 bedroom. 3 bath- rooms. Open House. Sat/Sun, Apel 015, t0 -s. s74-1657. 7B Vanessa Place. f4.,nK .ori.-. anJ e•�latr pniperil from r kn,,wa to Pickering,. To n- -we a free amrpu- r,•r d pnntwt call 1 -t489 -W5-7%5 ID 11042 ,•ave a nn .+ Ke Inds - 1, t; the aura and puce yw are interests ui Talk to no one! Re- r�• I'i• ctwrtrc of Ch .tK , Sutton Croup. NOMESELLERS r,rn, what tte horse down tte street soW for Receive a compo - W -d 11 WMW d rseal asp home sales and current it"- ngs maid to you at NO cost W o0kgakOn Cal 24 hns. to 1- 877-692-9352 a etrler 10 /1041 b kpve a nressape n- dicating ~ streets you ram rdo on (talk to no one) C;d l Barnkef R M R Rae ESIM PW -SHAPED Witaly beg 0. hicks onto greed bek. 4 bedroom rased h, pW w. a- Ddned glop. wlkour. hraM• room. 2x4 pc bath Wel kept, Must see' $145.000 Cilurtrce. (905) 436-0280 No agents WWrMY 3 ttedroan town - rause new badmoaruf then, !.IW ed rec room, walkout Poll earra/y bald AskIng - ppk=fCCa900 no all666.155. agents . hAece4far ►rarertla 579M BUYS a completely !urrvstied trailer on a tNrvhceO lot Sand ouch Gres sw•m- wo41 1 Near cobourg • 1 Moore Irawhee end Part CITATMN SUPM M 33' Ira- ferhorre. queen -stn tied. full beck". 3 -pt bo h, we eons. excekkm txxibeon, very dean. bA hmVair hoot canto• W $11500 -no tax 905.786 2532 aver lip to 1 calms 1117 FMO ECM Camper Van, extra extended root, 93.000 kms. ps cab. caw pal or, a ". 8 cid, stints 6 beNed sloops 2 adWM 2-3 late. FuW loaded fir camping, tush lou let 57500 neo Cal 597-1279 ISM) HN W TRAVELa1RE trader 12' wide Pak Model. 8'x2o' Florida Room. S'x10' screen room. deck. awning, aur con. shed. fully humusDtd, 50 min. E. of Oshawa. watertront kit. $26.900.623-9372 $snp) may_ • YFS�v�T *Plus Bonuses! •Int. Paid Monthly! •Casaw Vacations! •Caribbean Vacancies! For Mon fNfo Calf (!K) 4196-6241e $1.300ilmonth. utilities incl. come Great location. Private KING AND TOWNLINE - re- (905)683-1206. yard. parking. (905)720-1533. army renovated one bedroom :1 ngegee, : 1 0°�~ apt.. upper I" of triplex BUNGALOW, downtown Whit- • 1 Olfiaa kow co ywaw b 3 bed bi lei clic Available May 1st. No pet. x rooms, g t n $560/month Includes all utili- crud tamiyroom, fenced in ties. 720-3325 Yard• garage Available now. $850 plus utilities Call 905 - ONE a TWO BEDROOM apts. for April a May 1st.. Comien- ienthy located in Uxbridge in mosq adult occupied build- ing t. to view call 905- 852-2 . OSHAWA FOR RENT bachelor apartment, suits one person, non-smoker, nig pets, avail- able May 1. $400/mo. fusV last, references 728-7861. 428-6533 Gary Plummer, Re - max Rouge Realty. NORTH OSHAWA, 3 bedroom house, living, dining. rec room, family room with fire- place, 2 bathrooms, jaccuzzi, appliances, large fenced backyard, with ppool, double garage. $1,200/month.utilir ties. 970 Harmony Rd N., Avai4ble Alay Ist Ist/last. (905) 432-2155 e / rux APPROX. 91B sq. N main plus upper leve, prime location• 13 Wilson Rd. S- Oshawa. Suit aro professional business. Call 576-6999 ask lot Steve. SECOND FLOOR office space for rent. Approx. 480 sq h North Oshawa location. Park- ing available. Utilities includ- ed Call Katy (905) 5765123 STORE - Rent or Sell Down- town Wlktppyy 5875 plus hydro (905)839.6398 uti ries. non-smokarino pets D� (416)757.7773 ed 24. AM DAM YOU ow your 2-1EDROOMapartrrtem. 1750 eg*od ends (416)258-7742 own completely rernb•a!d per mo cede 6 aN uNrbeS Iromte, 1500. 6 morr11 If". rmClnded, quiet non-smdien PICKERING. 2 bedroom eco � Close b aN artuv relies basement awrtmdht. Saw 126.1700 gross Cal Kan Cd rye entrance. /pc W. tool ColdvR/ Banter c9n)SI7Z8 (905 -4911 kitchen. bin* room. washer. 9 1 fir' s750rmonst •25% uncle WNITIY GARDENS UNDER ties Awnable ma 1st pays SSS COLEIIIDGE. OSHAWA NEW MANAGEMENT Otte (416)5662542 evdrrgs lovely 3 Bedroom home n oro two bedroom apartments ( M19 3661 excenem area. S100pzraomh. avadabb in quiet modem ueddial firrIM et Avad. an- buildNq ltblties ntsudld. PIC[EIIIRGA IVEII►OOL R0. . modiafely OPEN HOUSE Sat. laundry bWon ad parking large 1100 so ft 2 bedroom April 1st 9.12 905fi7J^4375 amiable Cal 430-5120 Oasernent, ar. prig broad loom. Dakt"0- fu/ barroom. AJAX. BUNG/OW. 3 -bed ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS no pets. May w $875 kAnkkes oom main floor onny bachelor apartment. apartment. Norm n laded. (416) 491-3765 wood anrudgtnoit. Calor, s41- OShMv& laundry cl to pa and strong all utiGles included. mold RETIRED! - Quiet. adA build- an n Osruwa. mature ten- r)666-6� or (905)Q7- 6096 Available immediately Non- smoker 9175.261.1917 ares. central oribon 3 bid - room apartment iviilable mace 1st Etectrc Iron 1 Rooms ler Rem AJAX 3 bed cep n sem burr each floor Td galow, for rent. $1025 mdu- nue Ih netshmnlerxt 14r R (905) 57Washer/Oryer (9051 574 9016 AJAX- turnKted room for last. Avalable Aprd ist. t:aN SPACIOUS weN-rnaimarrrrd 2 aniie skid schiooli Avadabk (905)-472-M4 bedroom apts Aare a 900 FestAast re- ad MB Gln St Some cath � � foodif . (SM)426- AJAX 3 BEDROOM man. at- walk -n closets. para proved- 7634 corndtwarg. cable. 3 cep ed. Close 10 s'- o 1 . slhapF pliarncet, shafted laundry. 2 cewre• GO llAlkes 1ROONLIR LARGE udw- pakrrg seconry. no smodur prIncluded, � 7M4993. rusted room in small adult pets $1150 rhdhsrve. ArgAast bwWV, Chose to conven- rellen s Avadabk June ences. available now 655- 1St Ca14266467 FFamoy HAWA 5539 AJAX one bedroom apt with dO- L arpe 2 a ROUGE VALLEYAREA. cleanwarwu lo Yart ppnnvrftaAe tan- Units. $710 d twram room. n Peet. adult dry, ptlsrh5675./tlhalh, rollliblies indud- home. smiable for tunly em- pes. non -Smoker. IMail ay plow non-smoker Share time. CaN Bemke 905 428y access to separate ItictiertbaNuooasShopping. For References. first ad last. WMTMENT. Souks Picker- (905)509-2459 I g. Lower last targe 9rrga 721-6741 Show low, 2 bedrooms. loldterh, tuthroom, punk backllnorrt WWTBY PLACE nervily Few entrance. private yard. 1900/ vabd a nd. SMO and up ucNr AT 411/ WINIrs 110.. large 3 - mo. uhcksiwe. Avatabk May sin. plts Parking. Trash a bedroom house. share vd2 1st. (905)5066616 door, dose to 101. Phone ad eL 4 No BACHELOR APT $512/month- 66B 7332 sncfenhmwdl*gr.1. 11sotp 1375/ IV plus utilities, 3rd Ibor rink- Ww rat when you can own ems wdcome. 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Ionto rrain pas rat -room, fenced sad. $139.900. 905- ATIENTLON NOMESELLERS. Fnd out what ate home down lit street sold for Recave a Computerized pmlad of te- am cera Inorrb sales and cuNran istnp slow b you a NO kwst or oDkparon Call taus to t-MO.7553145 a ewer 110 0 1041 to leave a wood message millicallint; av y- on (tale Anne & Cohan no wBtakefock )- Courlesly Prudential AchlevensBtRaeeaemy. BOWMANVW -New raised bridle bungalow on very large lot. 3 bedrooms, 9n. calugs. hardwood floors, central -air. ve dear, Shows well 905 697-1335 8 $159,000. CENTTMY HOME, hoop riv- er. Central Bobeaygebn. 4 betas.. 2.4 pc. haft._ pine IIOOrs. Florida 1001", Sml hid a breakfast. 1169.900. b view vvrrrw firivaelist.com, or till (705) 7365559. WMTNY, $199,500. 60 n. lot. 1750sQ. n.• detached. double - (905)723 -09T7 3 bedroom. 3 bath- rooms. Open House. Sat/Sun, Apel 015, t0 -s. s74-1657. 7B Vanessa Place. f4.,nK .ori.-. anJ e•�latr pniperil from r kn,,wa to Pickering,. To n- -we a free amrpu- r,•r d pnntwt call 1 -t489 -W5-7%5 ID 11042 ,•ave a nn .+ Ke Inds - 1, t; the aura and puce yw are interests ui Talk to no one! Re- r�• I'i• ctwrtrc of Ch .tK , Sutton Croup. NOMESELLERS r,rn, what tte horse down tte street soW for Receive a compo - W -d 11 WMW d rseal asp home sales and current it"- ngs maid to you at NO cost W o0kgakOn Cal 24 hns. to 1- 877-692-9352 a etrler 10 /1041 b kpve a nressape n- dicating ~ streets you ram rdo on (talk to no one) C;d l Barnkef R M R Rae ESIM PW -SHAPED Witaly beg 0. hicks onto greed bek. 4 bedroom rased h, pW w. a- Ddned glop. wlkour. hraM• room. 2x4 pc bath Wel kept, Must see' $145.000 Cilurtrce. (905) 436-0280 No agents WWrMY 3 ttedroan town - rause new badmoaruf then, !.IW ed rec room, walkout Poll earra/y bald AskIng - ppk=fCCa900 no all666.155. agents . hAece4far ►rarertla 579M BUYS a completely !urrvstied trailer on a tNrvhceO lot Sand ouch Gres sw•m- wo41 1 Near cobourg • 1 Moore Irawhee end Part CITATMN SUPM M 33' Ira- ferhorre. queen -stn tied. full beck". 3 -pt bo h, we eons. excekkm txxibeon, very dean. bA hmVair hoot canto• W $11500 -no tax 905.786 2532 aver lip to 1 calms 1117 FMO ECM Camper Van, extra extended root, 93.000 kms. ps cab. caw pal or, a ". 8 cid, stints 6 beNed sloops 2 adWM 2-3 late. FuW loaded fir camping, tush lou let 57500 neo Cal 597-1279 ISM) HN W TRAVELa1RE trader 12' wide Pak Model. 8'x2o' Florida Room. S'x10' screen room. deck. awning, aur con. shed. fully humusDtd, 50 min. E. of Oshawa. watertront kit. $26.900.623-9372 $snp) may_ • YFS�v�T *Plus Bonuses! •Int. Paid Monthly! •Casaw Vacations! •Caribbean Vacancies! For Mon fNfo Calf (!K) 4196-6241e $1.300ilmonth. utilities incl. come Great location. Private KING AND TOWNLINE - re- (905)683-1206. yard. parking. (905)720-1533. army renovated one bedroom :1 ngegee, : 1 0°�~ apt.. upper I" of triplex BUNGALOW, downtown Whit- • 1 Olfiaa kow co ywaw b 3 bed bi lei clic Available May 1st. No pet. x rooms, g t n $560/month Includes all utili- crud tamiyroom, fenced in ties. 720-3325 Yard• garage Available now. $850 plus utilities Call 905 - ONE a TWO BEDROOM apts. for April a May 1st.. Comien- ienthy located in Uxbridge in mosq adult occupied build- ing t. to view call 905- 852-2 . OSHAWA FOR RENT bachelor apartment, suits one person, non-smoker, nig pets, avail- able May 1. $400/mo. fusV last, references 728-7861. 428-6533 Gary Plummer, Re - max Rouge Realty. 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For AppoinbwetA Call Jerry 905469-51177 or cea "6440-141194 Pin t delivery available REFUNDS WITH FREE E -FILING • Prepared while youwait by a Certified General Accountant Judy Kuksis CGA 905-{20-2061 Also busutess accounting services For kedrvrdE hntpl(tmm oyid $30)• SO ,tE�FiN irffCscPIN �y CQA, CFP 905.430.8889 ATTENTION AUCTIONEERSII OOF wAl INN Padkalew talah t of your ad rusaing weekly IN ON= pllbucdlola: • Odl Whi fty This Week of Ajax Pillaring News Advertiser • Pat Perry This Week • Northumberland News in Uxbridge Tribune • Canadian Statesman One fall does it atilt Phone 576-9335 Fax 579.4218 `�-'F't ��IjS,,lg'r0-r.'e! .. _ . - E ' k.,,.0- �.�U.�`�s ` ynri.l't'y,�y� - , r .. r� :'{> ti . i.S�C�' + rxr;,•°�1��fprur7g Aelvairt!sing Feature Sandra Dee's Finishing Touch can help put life back into your old furniture If quality craftsmanship and value for your dollar count, Sandra M • • • • Doe's refinishing is the place to go. • VIE . .. Perhaps you have a special piece " _ r • • • of furniture that has taken its fair at 1019 Toy Avenue, Unit 3. Here share of abuse over the years and ` she offers a variety of services You would like to restore it back to .'(i including veneer repairs, cabinet its previous beauty. Sandra can refinishing and colour design. take almost any piece of furniture, Basically, Sandra gives a profes- solid wood or veneer, and refinish sional look to an already built it to the point that it looks better than it did originally! sW" piece of furniture. New or antique, Sandra can revitalize and protect "One thing about real wood fur- - : your furniture with a new finish. niture is that its traditional look ASomething else you'll find at never goes out of style," Sandra _.. Sandra's shop is a commitment to says. "A lot of people purchase the ' providing the highest quality of cheaper made (particle board) fur- service to her customers at the best niture and cabinets and end up price possible. Her no-nonsense, throwing them away." honest approach towards customer As Sandra explains, wooden fur- hardwood lasts for years and service has earned her a solid repu- niture is a great investment that years." tation with all her customers, both really is worth its cost. After being raised by a family of the general public and with com- "When you purchase quality woodworkers, Sandra decided to parties who contract work out to wooden furniture it is something take the proper schooling and her. you can keep forever," she says. apprenticeship programs that For more information, or to "You can pass it down from gener- would enable her to one day fulfill inquire about having a piece of fur- ation to generation, whether its a her desire to open her own shop. niture finished or refinished, ccxt- t><d or a table, and refinish it or In 1997 that dream became areal- tact Sandra Dee at (905) 426-5992. repair it as it needs it. 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