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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1999_04_11PICKER.IN P I C K E R I N G ' S C PRESSRUN 44,000 Pic crash SIU says OPP chase preceded- motorcyclist's recededmotorcyclist's crash BY MARIANNE TAKACS AND STEPHEN SHAW Staff Writers PICKERING — The Special Investigations Unit is investigating a police chase which began in Whit- by and ended in Pickering Thursday when a fleeing motorcyclist ran a red light and broadsided a car. 1A 31 -year-old man suffered ser- ous injuries when his motorcycle slammed into a Chevy Lumina at the intersection at Brock Road and Hwy. 2 at about 7:30 p.m. Thurs- day. As of Friday, he remained in the critical care unit at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre. Meanwhile, the driver of the car. a 49 -year-old Ajax woman, suffered mina injuries and was treated at Ajax -Pickering Health Centre be- fore being released. According to sources, the motor - See OPP page 2 TONY BARRADAS 'There were at least 10 cruisers.' 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Power lines move delayed Pickering wants citizens to have their say BY MARIANNE TAKACS Staff Writer PICKERING —'Ilse Pickering Hydro Commission has approved in principle a controversial stove of power lines from Kingston Road to a hydro corridor just north of the Maple Ridge neighbourhood. Many area residents opposed the PHC's initial transfer plan. While commission members decided to proceed with a revised plan at their meeting Wednesday, they also agreed to further consider and "con- firm" their decision at their May 19 session, in effect postponing a final verdict on the matter until then. The delay was requested by Ward 2 Regional and local Council - Mian you can ptwhm�o Credit.) n a ce111ta� pirate �h no �� aleditdhed in on -k o no nnw W and n© t Problen! a>nnec�ol� yar cors Doug Dickerson and Mark Hol- land They noted residents were al- ready upset about not being given official notice of the move in the first place, and said neither they nor the residents expected the matter to corse to the PHC for a decision so quickly. "This is clearly a very emotional issue for people and we have to be cognizaat of that," Coun. Holland told the commissioners, adding res- idents would be "outraged" if the project went ahead without another chance for citizens to have their say. He noted a public meeting held March 6 to discuss the residents' concerns drew about 50 people in the middle of a snowstorm. The two councillors said they would arrange another public meet- ing on the power lines move before the final PHC decision is made and distribute an information package on the issue to area residents. The meeting is scheduled for Wednes- day, May 5 at 7:30 p.m. in the coun- cil chamber at the Pickering Civic Complex. Under the plan endorsed by the commission Wednesday, power lines would be removed from Kingston Road in the area between Uverpool Road and the hydro corn - dor east of Valley Farm Road where the Knob Hill Farms store is situat- ser POWER page 2 r. • .,;, nY.A,+.,tf•5. t:g4:..;.ws's v.e+.,•+ .F .�srw y. . ��,j.... .. .. ,. .....— P PAGE 2 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, April 11, 1999 OPP constable named as ` subject officer' by SIU OPP from page 1 cycle was followed by plainclothes Durham Regional Police officers in Whitby — the reason was not clear — then got on Hwy. 401 at Brock Street. Within moments, it's believed, a pursuit was launched oy OPP. A statement issued by the SIU said the westbound motorcycle was chased to Brock Road in Pickering, where it turned north and collided with the car at Hwy. 2. A Durham Regional Police sta- tion is located on the northeast corner of the same intersection. The SIU sent five investigators to the scene including two forensic identifica- tion experts. The SIU has named one OPP officer a "subject officer," the focus of its investigation, and designated sev- eral Durham Region officers "witness officers." Tony Barradas, operator of the Swiss Chalet restaurant near the northwest cor- ner of the intersection, says he arrived on the scene shortly after the collision, before the fire trucks and ambulances. "It had to be a big impact," he said, noting the injured motorcycle driver, his motorbike and one of his cowboy boots were lying far apart on the road. "I realized there had to have been a police chase because there were at least 10 cruiser - According to Mr. Barradas, the in- jured motorcycle driver was lying at the south side of the median on Hwy. 2 cast of Brock, and it appeared the collision had occurred as he had turned right from northbound Brock to Hwy. 2. Mr. Bar- radas reports he saw only one OPP cruiser on the scene, and it was in the parking lot at the southeast corner of the intersection. He says Durham police cruisers were blocking off the Brock Street intersection with their cars parked facing the direction of oncoming traffic. An employee of the Petro Canada station at the corner, who didn't want his name published, says he heard the colli- sion and arrived at the scene about 10 seconds later. "I'd say there were probably about four (police cruisers)," reports the em- ployee. "It looked like they were there waiting for him. They had to be there waiting. They looked like they were coming there from different directions" He believes the car involved in the colli- sion must have been travelling east- bound on Hwy. 2, because it came to a stop just before the western edge of the shopping centre on the south side of Hwy. 2. Alan Stevens, who works at the near- by Payless Drug Emporium, says he came to the scene after the injured man had been taken away. He describes the motorcycle as being "totally crumpled up". Mr. Stevens notes police had the in- tersection completely blocked till at least 12:30 am. The chase comes one week after So- licitor General Bob Runciman unveiled new rules for police pur uii, n U WE CAN HELPYOu ACHIEVE A FRESH START ProfosskxW and AMsonsfized Servita Fru Confidential Consultation Trusrees in Bankruptcy Several convenient locations, including: OSHAWA 116 Soncoe Strwt N. (M) 729-9401 (Downtown) SCARBOROUGH 1919 Lawrwlm Ava. E. (116) 750-K20 (Mar DVP and 101) 255 MWftVsida Ara. 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The relocated lines, carrying two circuits of three wires with each circuit carrying 44,000 volts, would travel from the Chenywood transformer station (northwest of the intersection of Dixie Road and Finch Avenue), east along the Ontario Hydro Services Company (OHSC, for- merly Ontario Hydro) corridor to just east of Valley Farm Road, and then south along the corridor back to Kingston Road. Relocating the lines would cost about $424,000. But that's only part of a larger $3.8 -million project to move, bury or elimi- nate the need for all the power lines on Kingston Road between Liverpool Road and the Knob Hill Farms store, as well as bury- ing wires on Valley Farm Road between Kingston and Finch and removing some on Dixie Road between the Hydro corridor and Kingston. Maple Ridge residents back- ing on to the hydro corridor were originally upset because Picker- ing Hydro planned to run the transferred circuits about 10 feet behind their back property lines JOHN WIERSMA Consulting environment ministry. along the southern edge of the corridor. But that plan has been changed in response to their complaints and the line would now run between the OHSC tow- ers down the middle of the corri- dor. But it appears some area resi- dents don't want the new lines there either, mostly because it would require the removal of bushes and small trees in the cor- ridor. Concerns have also been raised about the new lines pass- ing so close to Town playing fields and Duffins Creek, and it's been suggested Pickering Hydro should be required to conduct an environmental assessment for the project. In supporting the PHC msolu- tion, Pickering Mayor and com- mission member Wayne Arthurs noted the purpose of the reloca- tion is not necessarily to beautify the downtown area but rather to open up valuable commercial land on Kingston Road and im- prove the streetscape to encour- age commercial development along the town's main thorough- fare. "The issue of esthetics is at the very least a secondary mat- ter;" he said. The mayor also noted the transfer of the lines was supported by three Town studies, all of which involved community input. Pickering Hydro general manager John Wiersma told commissioners he was consult- ing the provincial Ministry of the Environment on whether an en- vironmental assessment is re- quired. Accept no imitations--- Join Kickboxercise@ with the first and the original Carl Stedmond is the real thing. He's not the kind of person who jumps on the bandwagon of the latest fitness craze. In fact he's an original.... Durham Region's Original Kickboxing expert! 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Hydro, hospital, Durham staff work in $ 100,000 club Several Pickering nuclear plant employees plugged into salaries of more than $100,000 last year and a number of staffers at the Rouge Valley Health System are equally well-healed. However, no civil ser- vants working for the Towns of Ajax or Pickering are in the $100,000 club. Documents released by the provincial finance min- istry reveal that dozens of Durham residents in high places in local government and institutions made $100,000 or more in 1998. Each April, the Province releases the salaries of em- ployees making $100,000 or more in provincial and mu- nicipal governments, school boards, hospitals, crown agencies and other publicly - funded employers. The complete list is avail- able on the finance ministry's Web site at www.gov.on.ca/RN/ in the documents section under the heading of Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act for 1998. The following are individ- uals in the public sector earn- ing over $100,000 in the re- gion: Ontario Hydro (now On- tario Power Generation phis four other successor companies), Pickering nu- clear station top five posi- tions only (Hydro has about 1,600 employees in over - $100,000 list, not identified by work location): Bob Stricken, site vice-president, $178,608, $26,592; John Coleby, director, site support, $125,429,$46,554; Mark El- liott, director, operations and maintenance, $119,582, $9,338; John Froats, director, station engineering, $114,897, $38,654; Allen Holt, director, operations and maintenance, ' $137,943, $107,153. Durham Region: Jim Adams, deputy police chief, $123,464, $1,174; Jim Clapp, finance commission- er, $112,490, $734; Garry Cubitt, chief administrative officer, $127,724, $9,764; Derek Denson, deputy police chief, $128,190, $671; Alexander Georgieff, plan- ning commissioner, 5113,373, $738; Dr. Robert CrM0!)ieQi %,Il6=T'e Province releases salary figures for public servants Kyle, medical officer of health, $152,740, $806; Kevin McAlpine, chief of police, $139,307, $5,400; Donald Peterson, human re- sources commissioner, $111,083, $813; Brian Roy, solicitor, $113,373, $738; Vic Silgailis, works commis- sioner, $113,373, $738. Hospitals: Rouge Valley Health System (Ajax -Picker- ing Health Centre and Cente- nary Health Centre): Bruce Cliff, executive vice-presi- dent, $129,501, $8,885; Jef- frey Hunt, pathologist, $147,925, $58; Adnan Ozkan, pathologist, $114,988, $24; John Platt, chief pathologist, $149,745, $34; Norman Rees, vice- president finance, $139,151, $58; Arnold Schaefer, vice- president human resources, $121,196, $58; Paul Tr- uscott, medical affairs chief, $152,727, $0; Allan Whit- ing, president and chief exec- utive officer, $244,140, $10,870; Gloria Zive, vice- president support services, $119,198, $58. Durham District School Board: Craig Burch, cm- ployee relations superinten- dent, $104,295.32, $477.50; Laura Elliott, program super- intendent, $104,295.32, $477.50; Bev Freedman, program superintendent, $104,295.32, $477.50; Jack Massie, facility superinten- dent, $100,415.54, $364.56; Trudy Nisbett, school super- intendent, $105,070.91, $480; Norm Powers, school superintendent, $101,919.98, $466.12; Ron Trbovich, busi- ness superintendent and trea- surer, $108,070.80, $493.56; Doug Wilson, operations su- perintendent, $105,070.91, $480; Grant Yeo, education director, $123,975.78, $531. Durham Catholic District School Board: Grant An- drews, education director, $122,651, $5,312; Gerry Blake, superintendent, $107,479.06, $5,197; John Brown, superintendent, $107,479.06, $5,197; Teresa Freedman, superintendent, $107,479.06, $5,197; John Vesters, superintendent, $101,319.16, $3,820; Walter Yewchyn, superintendent, $1(17,479.06,$5,197. Durham Region Jim Adams, deputy police chief $123,464 Jim Clapp, finance commissioner $112,490 Garry Cubitt, chief administrative officer $127,724 Derek Denson, deputy police chief $128,190 Alexander Georgieff, planning commissioner $113,373 Dr. Robert Kyle, medical officer of health $152,740 Kevin McAlpine, chief of police $139,307 Donald Peterson, human resources commissioner $111,083 Trudy Nisbett, ssuperintendent $105,070.91 $480 $1,174 Norm Powers, superintendent $101,919.98 $466.12 $734 Ron Trbovich, superintendent and treasurer School Board Grant Andrews, education director $122,651 $108,070.80 $493.56 $9,764 Doug Wilson, superintendent $105,070.91 $480 Grant Yeo, education director $123,975.78 $531 $671 $738 $806 $5,400 $813 Brian Roy, solicitor $113,373 $738 Vic Silgailis, works commissioner $113,373 $738. Durham Catholic District School Board Grant Andrews, education director $122,651 $5,312 Gerry Blake, superintendent $107,479.06 $5,197 John Brown, superintendent $107,479.06 $5,197 Teresa Freedman, superintendent $107,479.06 $5,197 John Vesters, superintendent $101,319.16 $3,820 Walter Yewchyn, superintendent $107,479.06 $5,197 Ajax and Pickering Health Centre Bruce Cliff, executive vice-president $129,501 $8,885 Durham District School Board $305.43 Craig Burch, employee relations supenntendent nuclear) Bob Strickert, site vice-president $178,608 $104,295.32 $477.50 Laura Elliott, superintendent $104,295.32 $477.50 Bev Freedman, superintendent $104,295.32 $477.50 Jack Massie, superintendent $100,415.54 $364.56 SAl-E SPEC- BARGAINS ', J _y- Write its ' I IN TODAY'S News Advertiser The News Adver- tiser welcomes letters to the edi- tor. Letters should be limited to 150 words and signed with a full first and last name OR two ini- tials and a last name. 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He enjoys playing soccer & basketball. Matt will receive a dinner for 4 voucher, compliments of McDonald's. Congratu/atie ws Matt for being our Carrier of the Week. Walmart, Ajax 135 Kingston Rd..Ajax 222 Wyly St. W. Ajax 726 Kingston Rd.. Pick 1360 Kingston Rd.. Pick. We're online at www.durhamnews.net the 'IS thics group The Ethics Group of Dunbarton-Fairport United Church You are invited to participate in a Community ` Consultation on the ethical issues involved in the potential restart of Pickering "A" The first three opportunities will be held on: Monday April 19th • Tuesday April 27th • Monday May 3rd Each session begins at 7:30 p.m. SHARP until 9:00 p.m. in Meeting Room 3 at the Pickering Recreation Complex located on Valley Farm Road in Pickering. You can register by telephone (905) 839-7271 or email: dfunitrd@dunbartonfavpm.'m.ca AM PAGE 4 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITM, April 11, 1999 Pathologist says he believes woman Arn BY STEPHEN SHAW Staff Writer Ontario's chief foren- sic pathologist, who per- formed a second autopsy on the body of Laurie White six months fol- lowing her death, says in his opinion, she was murdered. "My opinion is the cause of death was strangulation;" Dr. David Chiasson, direc- tor of the forensic pathology unit of the Ontario Coroner's Of- fice, testified Friday. Ms. White, 20, was found hanged in her bedroom in her parents' Pickering home on Oct. 8, 1996. A 2.4 -metre electrical cord was wrapped tightly around her neck and her death was originally treated by police as suicide. Based on further po- lice investigation and the second autopsy, per- formed following an ex- humation of the body, Ms. White's former boyfriend was charged in her death. Jesse Watkins, 26, has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder. Court has heard Dr. Jarmela Fiser, a patholo- gist at Oshawa General Hospital, performed an initial autopsy on the body of Ms. White, but when police began to raise concerns, she sought out Dr. Chiasson to review the case. Dr. Chiasson said he found several "unusual findings" in Dr. Fiser's autopsy report which led him to. question whether the death was indeed a hanging. They included liga- ture marks around Ms. White's neck which ap- peared "atypical" with hanging, the presence of LAURIE WHITE Found hanged in Pickering home. petechial hemorrhaging (pin -point bleeding) in the eyes and face, and abrasions and bruising on the lower neck. "In most hangings, you don't see petechial hemorrhages,- Dr. Chi- asson told the jury. "I conveyed to (Dr. Fiser) in my view this was a suspicious death, that the findings weren't typical of a hanging... I thought there were enough unusual fea- tures." On April 29, 1997, Dr. Chiasson conducted a second post mortem on Ms. White's body and made several additional observations. These in- cluded two areas of bruising on her right upper neck, hemorrhag- ing in the thyroid carti- lage and a small area of bruising on the back of the left shoulder. Dr. Chiasson said the neck bruising could have been caused by the earlier autopsy or the embalming process. The bruising on the back ..could have occurred about the time of death or as much as 24 hours prior... -It may be related to DWAL COM WALK-IN HOURS Daly 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m - 4 P.m. ElE/�EJIC.I 2WAI OA • AMBER11" SHOPPM CENTRE ON WHITES RD. PK3a9WM 6ETI FINCH.1I4M • Exbecdone In Hopittal • FREE &W OptMoe Cona*s&M • CoMd From kwuranim goile ad Coins %Mat. m a struggle about the time of death but I have no proof of that;' he said. Dr. Chiasson said it could take "as little as eight to 10 seconds" to render a person uncon- scious by strangulation. The Crown says Mr. Watkins strangled Ms. White and ran the cord from her neck up across the top of the door, pulling it down the out- side until it snapped. The defence's position is she committed sui- cide. In another develop- ment in the six -week-old trial, Mr. Justice Bruce Glass issued a harsh worded instruction to the jury Friday regard- ing the testimony of the previous Crown witness, forensic engineer Johif Mustard. Mr. Mustard said he examined the door and the cord and concluded Ms. White could not have hanged herself. He said elevation of the exterior door knob was likely the result of poor installation, an opinion he appeared to form by dismantling the mechanism in court Wednesday in front of jurors. However, Mr. Justice Glass said Mr. Mustard admitted, in the jury's absence, that he had done just that prior to testifying, a fact which was not disclosed to the defence and ,.ought to have been... "It is unacceptable that his further observa- tions were not conveyed to the defence;' said the" judge, suggesting to ju- rors they may now "wish to question Mr. Mus- tard's candour during cross-examination... "His failure to do so left the defence in the emmm & m` Ow 9.x" 1 1O � �► ""�.itt� 1 1cN101ootlwEt�I.otIIII111MTolt6t aRa OPM s ours A WW=1 1 1l6 WESTNEII Ra (sone x401), AMX (905) 427-67961 Mr. Watkins is entitled to a fair trial and a fair trial does not in- clude surprises at the last mo- ment." Dr. Chiasson was the final witness to be called by the Crown. The defence may begin calling evidence Monday. ')67 m im m m m 1 1 � 1 Ave, 1 1 1 1 10 MUTE OL CHAWN CENTRE NO APPON IIT NEEDED. 1 11 ii WARRANTY APPROVED _ OIL CHANGE SPECIAL emmm & m` Ow 9.x" 1 1O � �► ""�.itt� 1 1cN101ootlwEt�I.otIIII111MTolt6t aRa OPM s ours A WW=1 1 1l6 WESTNEII Ra (sone x401), AMX (905) 427-67961 Mr. Watkins is entitled to a fair trial and a fair trial does not in- clude surprises at the last mo- ment." Dr. Chiasson was the final witness to be called by the Crown. The defence may begin calling evidence Monday. ')67 1 Ave, /Nax `,i 11 1l 11 ii Feds told to give tax breaks to U.S. film stars Durham officials say rules made Travolta refuse Durham -shot film Durham Region wants the Feds to scrap changes that would force foreign actors appea-ing in movies filmed in Canada to pay income tax twice after John Travolta refused to appear in a 170 -million flick that was to be shot here. Regional council voted Wednesday to demand Ottawa not make changes to the Income Tax Act and to keep the Foreign Film Tax Credit in its current form. Councillors want Finance Minister Paul Martin and Revenue Minister Herb Dhaliwal to keep the 15 -per cent withholding tax on salaries of foreign- based actors working on Canadian pro- ductions. A report from Durham economic development commissioner Pat Olive noted income tax laws in the United States would force American actors working in Canada to pay income tax twice — here and south of the border. He pointed out Durham was picked as the prime location for the filming of A Civil Action, which had a budget of $70 million and starred Mr. Travolta. However, production was shifted to the U.S. when Mr. Travolta was advised he would be double -taxed if the movie was shot in Canada. "In view of his rumoured salary of U.S. $20 million for this film, his con- cern was understandable," Mr. Olive wrote. "The potential revenue, lost to Ontario and Durham frons and individ- uals, was in many millions of dollars for this one film alone. This is just one example of the magnitude of revenues which could be affected if this legisla- tion is not altered" Last year, an I I -per cent tax credit was introduced to encourage foreign Rural youngsters urged to enter program Young minds with a head for busi- ness can start their own with a program being offered this spring. All it takes is an idea and enrolment in the Entrepreneurship Training for Rural Youth (ENTRY) program starting up again in May. Enrolment is limited, but participants can learn about the 1999 program by at- tending a free one -day information workshop Tuesday, April 27 from 9 am. to 4 p.m. at the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, 60 VanEdward Dr. in Port Peng. Participants between the ages of 18 and 30 are given step-by-step training to start and maintain their business and sat- isfy their career goals. 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Mr. Olive said forcing actors to pay full income tax here and eliminating the tax credit would "deal a blow to foreign filming in Canada, for which even the low value of the Canadian dollar could not compensate:' That would mean lost jobs and rev- enues for businesses and individuals in Durham, he added. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, April 11, 1999 PAGE 5 AIP .. .ti oil, I •: =� WANTED DIRECTORS AND PRODUCERS Nr•�. This Yeah: INei Yeai a dramalcomedy Sept. 16 - Oct. 2 You Can't Take It With You - comedy Nov 11- 27 The Guest Room - comedy Feb. 10 - 26 Blood Brothers - dramalmusieal April 27 - May 13 For more information call Claude Lavoie at 905-665-6715. Submissions requested by Friday, April 23/99 to Claude Lavoie, 19 Wallace St., Whitby, Ont. LIN 9G9 Interviews to be held Monday April 26, at 7:30 WHITBY CENTENNIAL BUILDING 416 CENTRE ST. S. WHITBY Enter by Stage Door at rear of building. 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P PAGE 6 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, April 11, 1999 0 Editori I -VIV &OPINIONS coeb ote the future, DURHAM NEWS ADVERTISER APRIL 11, 1 9 9 9 1174 w EDITORIAL Magnificent seven saved lives Durham residents show heart, guts in helping to avert potential tragedies Acts of heroism sometimes go unrec- ognized. But not this time. Eight-year-old Kevin LeClair of Whitby pulls his three-year-old brother Scott from the deep end of babysitter Tracy Burnham's backyard pool. Picker- ing's John Wightman helps Durham Re- gional Police nab a bank robber armed with a loaded cut-down rifle. Sunder- land resident Bruce Pearse along with Kelly Sedore-Detlor of Brechin perform CPR on a two-year-old child after re- moving him from a car full of fumes after an accident. Police honoured seven people with civilian awards Wednesday for their heroic initiatives which changed certain tragedy to total triumph. These people "demonstrated either bravery or community spirit:' Staff Sergeant Roy Good says_ The formal recognition is a nod to fast actions and brave heart%. It takes quick -thinking, selfless indi- viduals to remain at the scene of an armed robbery or tread across thin ice to free a snowmobiler, as 19 -year-old Kevin Duhaney of Pickering chose to do. While most may slow down to glance at a van with smoke billowing out its windows to satisfy morbid curi- ousity, it takes a person with empathy - such as Noel Perry - to pull over and take action. The Nestleton man would climb into the fiery vehicle and help a man in a wheelchair to safety, seconds before the van burned to the ground. His "keen observations and quick ac- tion without regard to his personal safe- ty averted a catastrophe:' Staff Sgt. Good says. There is not a sufficient award to rec- ognize citizens who prolong the life of others while risking their own. There aren't words to adequately ex- press the gratitude a family feels when a cherished member is returned to them safely. How do they begin to thank a stranger for preventing disaster? Could they begin to explain the sense of com- fort that must warm them, knowing there's a guardian watching out for a loved one? The heroes retell their stories in a ca- sual and a matter-of-fact manner. "I was working on adrenalin:' says Mr. Wight - man. They tell it as though any person in their situation would embrace such as role. Wc'd like io think they would. Not too many stories we read daily have such happy endings. Let their moment in the spotlight guide others to continue to restore faith in community and hu- manity. r LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Conservatiand to appreciate plant and on area must stay natural To the editor: 1 am writing expressing my support for the letter from Brian Kennedy published in the News Advertiser on Feb. 19. Greenwood Conservation Area should remain as a natural setting for all to enjoy its re- markable beauty and the inner peace one feels surrounded by nature's tranquillity. Teaching children to respect wildlife is very important. Having taken many walks in small parks where soccer, base- ball and football fields are locat- ed, I can't stress enough the overwhelming amount of litter in these lovely parks. No matter how many trash cans are placed in close proximity to bleachers, some people behave irresponsi- bly to the privilege of being able to borrow these parks. It is not only appalling to have disrespect for nature's beauty but a danger- ous hazard for anyone stepping or falling on broken glass frag- ments and crushed cans. Often times, playgrounds are also lo- cated in these areas and that means children are subjected to `Suer council' of students su er idea these filthy and dangerous risks, p p not to mention the message they receive when they see so much litter. Here's hoping board as forward thinking as student trusteesDo we want a similar atrocity to happen to Greenwood Conser- Forming a "super council" of sec- Ridge District School Board to the east vation Area? That would mean ondary school students frown across the and the Toronto District School Board more frequent maintenance and region would be a step in the right di- to the west. the noise level of games in rection for the Durham District School Susan And, establishing a regional student progress would have a negative B� senate here would enable student effect on wildlife. The proposal, presented to trustees O'Neill council leaders to forward their cors- Reconnecting with nature can by a local student leader this past %erns to Pel trustors whom be a calming and peaceful expe- week, would not only improve com- board matings. It would also provide rience to help restore our equi- munication between the public board _ Sta�'Writer the boards tl tatives a librium. puP n and the high school students it serves, forum to relay information to schools it would increase the accountability of about the issues being desk with by the board's two pupil representatives. board at a time when pupils are facing trustees. In her presentation to the standing significant changes with the imple- The council would also serve to en - committee Tuesday, Deb Thompson, mentation of the new high school cur- courage interest in student leadership prime minister of the student council at riculum in September. _ throughout Durham. And, as Miss Oshawa's R.S. McLaughlin Collegiate "I think this is incredibly important 'Thompson noted, it would meet the and Vocational Institute and president and necessary especially with the board's objective, as set out in the sys- of the Central East Region of the On- pending secondary school reforms and tem plan for 1998-2001, to extend op- tario Secondary School Students' As- the (issues surrounding the large grad- portunities for students, parents and sociation (OSSSA), said, "Communi- uating) class of 2003," Miss Thompson educators to contribute to school fife ration between student councils in said. She's certain a regional student and influence decision making. Durham Region has never been uti- council would "create more concrete With several trustees voicing their lized to its full potential." ties" between the board and its sec- support for the idea Tuesday, there's The OAC student maintains a super ondary school pupils. hope the board will be as forward council, or student senate, would Such student councils are already in thinking as the student leaders "serve as a basis for two-way commu- place in several school boards, includ- throughout Durham when it votes on nication" between students and the ing the neighbouring Kawartha Pine the issue later this month. Rita Garcia The News Advertiser accqb IWas to the editor All letters should be typed or needy hand-written, 150 words Each letter must be signed with a fust and Ing name or two initials and a last name. Please include a phone number for verification, The editor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and content. 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The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax 8t 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 thy' right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credik for advertisement limited to space price error occu- pies- A •M aka :'C� ....�;n,4•' fes. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDA Supplies desperately needed in Kosovo Plan to bring 5,000 refugees of Balkans conflict to Canada on hold BY JANE McDONALD Staff Writer Though the plan to airlift 5,000 Kosovar refugees to Cana- da is on hold, the people of Durham Region still want to help. Reverend David Moore has called the military, the Red Cross and has even tried to get through to the United Nations High Com- missioner for Refugees. Un- daunted by a bureaucratic run- around, the Simcoe Street United Church minister continues to col- lect clothing, blankets and per- sonal grooming items for Koso- var refugees. `We're asking people for donations of toiletries, women's and children's clothing, toys and recreational equipment for soccer, basketball and baseball. Things like that for the kids.' CAROLYN USHER "We'll collect it and see where it goes from there,- he said Fri- day as government officials pre- pared to announce that the refugees will, for now, remain in Europe. Other local people have been prompted to help. Lieutenant WALTER PASSARELLA/ News Adverruer photo Salvation Army workers Darlene Owen (left) and Jenny Culleton sort through donations of toys and clothing for Kosovars who have been forced to leave their homes in the military conflict between NATO forces and Yugoslavia. Though the question of whether Kosovar refugees will still be arriving in Canada, local church groups and the Salvation Army are rallying together to provide needed supplies. Bruce Clayton is one of them. The Ontario Regiment officer left his Oshawa home Tuesday night (April 6) and drove 115 kilometres east to Here's how you can help Although the plan to bring is accepting various items. For 5,000 Kosovar refugees to Cana- more inbrmation call 436-2300. da is on hold, financial donations Sintcoe Street United are still needed. Church in Oshawa is COOK" The Durhern Branch of the clotting, blankets and personal Canadian Red Cross confirms grooming items from 9 am. to 4 frtartcial donations are the best p.m. Tuesday to Friday. way to help right now. Pam The Cartadisrt Bankers' As- Pakrier held a yard and bake sale sodafion has asked all major yesterday at her Ashburn Gen- banks to take donations br the oral Store in aid of the refugees, Red Cross at local branches. The Wid Jeff Reid has made the park- ad Main branch of mg lar d his port perry grocery Dominion Bank the TorontoBrock o stars available for a kxal irtfiative Uxbridge has been accepting that is collecting basic supplies cash donations. And the chair - tike diapers. Scugog Movers have man of the Sahattfon Arny's donated the trick in which the do- Uxbridge Swvkxs Exiaraion naWns will be stored and eventu- unit can be reached at 652- W transporled. 5798. The ton Business Other agencies in aid of Koso- Group is supporting the efforts of var refugees induce: Kool Er*wprhm to help the refugees. Donations can be made Canadian Catlrolic Organize' don loll Devebpnent and at Kool Erderprisas,161 Baseline Pesos 14W494 -1401 - Rd. and at Landmark Furniture, CARE Canada 1.800.267-6232. 77 KM St. E., both in Bow- Childitops Foundation Cww" rnartv&. For more information 1-98ti M HOPE. and pickup, cd 623-3221. Doctors Without Borders 1 - At u4ndtering, Whitby, Oe- 800982-790& haws and BowrnarMlle Salva- Oxfam Canada 1-000466-9326 tion Arny ThtiR Shoes have Church In Canada been accepting donations of dotting, toiletries, toys and sea- 1-800.6197301. The salvation Arany 14MB- Z1- sonal sports eqXpment' as weB 34 C as casts. EF Canada 1-800-567- Trull$ Road Free Methodist 4483. Church, 2301 Trulls Rd., CourW8 WorldVision 1-800.268.1650. M Canadian Forces Base Trenton. CFB Trenton is one of the mili- tary bases tasked to provide ini- tial shelter to the refugees should the situation change again and be needed. Some refugees with spe- cial health needs or who have rel- atives in Canada may still come to Canada, announced Citizen- ship and Immigration Minister l.ucienne Robillard on Friday. "We were asked and supplied one person," said Sergeant Brian Schembri Wednesday from the Oshawa armouries. "He'll be helping out where needed, as a duty officer or logistics or just (with) general organization" Carolyn Usher of the Salva- tion Army Thrift Shop on King Street East in Oshawa said: "We're asking people for dona- tions of toiletries, women's and children's clothing, toys and recreational equipment for soc- cer, basketball and baseball. Things like that for the kids." The Salvation Army's thrift shops in Whitby and Bowmanville are re- ceiving these items as well. Donna Vandertuin, Durham Region branch manager of the Canadian Red Cross, has been re- ceiving calls from local residents who "want to do something." At this stage, financial aid is the most helpful because it takes so long to transport tangible goods overseas. Red Cross national co-ordina- tor Dr. Pierre Duplessis agreed. His agency will partner with and assist the federal government in helping the refugees. On Friday he said arrangements will be made with humanitarian organi- zations to try to take donated goods to the refugee camps bor- dering Kosovo. The items Dr. Duplessis item- ized earlier in the week, includ- ing "tents, blankets, sleeping bags, water and sanitation mate- rials," are still required, he said Friday. But rather than being available upon the refugees' ar- rival at Canadian forces bases, these basic items will be trans- ported to them. `The stories they tell ... they have gone out from their houses very quickly and bring almost nothing with them.' — MACARENA AGUILAR Macarena Aguilar took time Wednesday from her Internation- al Red Cross duties in Tirana, Al- bania for a conference call with Canadian media. Organized by Canadian Red Cross officials in Ottawa, the aid worker said the situation is "the worst I've seen" Ms. Aguilar has been working in refugee camps in the Tirana area for one week. She recently returned to Eu- rope from Central America where she provided humanitarian assis- tance to victims of Hurricane Mitch. "The stories they tell ... they have gone out from their houses very quickly and bring almost nothing with them;' continued Ms. Aguilar. "They are quite desperate. They have been moving around the country and one of the most difficult things today in Albania is that these people don't know where they will be sleeping tonight" The aid worker explained Al- bania is "an extremely poor country and has only one road. A supply truck, for example, can take from 12 hours to an entire day to get through with supplies. Warehouses are also in limited supply and there is a lack of transport" "We are struggling," she added. "For security reasons, for aircraft, all the flights coming from abroad are delayed. We've been sitting for hours at the air- port." The aid worker admits there have been moments when she's thought, "I want to go home. "I have never seen anything like this," said Ms. Aguilar. "These people are so similar to us. They have lost all their energy and dignity." Dr. Duplessis added Red Cross workers in the Balkans will try to reunite the refugees with other family members. If they have family members living here, immigration officials say they will help "fast track" them to Canada. Y EDITION, Aprll 11,1999 PAGE 7 AM Durham paramedic ready with aid BY MIKE RUTA Staff Writer An Durham paramedic is lead- ing the charge to provide medical screening if and when any Koso- var Albanian refugees arrive at Canadian Forces Base Trenton. "We expect some debilitated people to be arriving;" said Uxbridge-Stouffville Ambulance operator Pete Carell earlier this week when the possibility of 5.000 people arriving was brought up. "This is the type of service we pro- vide, it's simply different people:' He said the quick response from Durham Region, the only Ontario municipality thus far to approve the use of paramedics, "just blew my socks off'. Within 20 minutes of making the tele- phone call. Mr. Carell said Durham Region Chairman Roger Anderson and Chief Administra- tive Officer Garry Cubitt had given their full approval and offered any assistance they could provide. He expects eight paramedics in Durham will lend their support. "I can bring equipment and supplies with me and I know what- ever I use will be paid for by the Region of Durham;' said Mr. Carell. The initiative is sponsored by the Ontario Paramedic Association (OPA) and is being co-ordinated by Mr. Carell and his peer in Toronto. Scott Ramey, who first floated the idea on the OPA's web site. "A number of people, including myself, said, 'Let's get going, we can do this,"' said Mr. Carell. He is hoping to have roughly 100 paramedics who would work in 15 teams of six people each for two to four days at a time. Over 400,000 people from the Yugoslavian province of Kosovo are currently living in horrendous conditions in refugee camps in Al- bania, Macedonia and the Yugosla- vian province of Montenegro, which has limited autonomy. Refugees claim Yugoslavian troops are forcing them from their homes with threats of death, and even following through and are killing some and burning homes. The Yugoslavian government says the refugees, comprised mainly of ethnic Albanians, are leaving because of the bombing campaign, which includes targets in Kosovo. Many NATO countries, includ- ing Canada, have pledged to ac- cept refugees to remove them from the primitive and unhealthy living conditions they face in areas bor- dering Kosovo. Mr. Carell said the filthy con- ditions at the temporary European refugee camps spawn problems in the gastro-intestinal tract. As well, the old and very young are most sensitive to exposure and refugees also face malnutrition. "There's going to be some very sick people," said Mr. Carell. Mr. Carell is also waiting to hear if York Region will also give approval for the effort. AM PAGE 8 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, April 11, 1999 ANDREW IWANOWSKII News Advertiser photo In yourface Jim Fleming takes aim at the bullseye dur- nixed as part of the annual Durham Se- ing a darts tournament hosted by the Pick- niors' Games which features a host of com- ering Seniors' Centre. The event was orga- petitive events. Durham businessman leads grant review team Durham businessman Bill Nurse has agreed to sit as a re- gional chairman for the Ontario Trillium Foundation's Grant re- view team and will now rePrc- sent the regions of Durham, Hal- iburton, Kawartha and Pine Ridge on the foundation. "I'm honoured to be working with this team and the new On- tario Trillium Foundation;" said Mr. Nurse, a General Motors dealership owner in Whitby. "This funding is an incredible opportunity for our region and I look forward to being part of this exciting time of growth:' It's not the first time Mr. Nurse has donated his tithe to help the community, but he's looking forward to being part of the foundation. "For years I have volunteered and helped to raise funds for worthwhile organizations:" he said. "It will now be a pleasure to work with the foundation distrib- uting funds and helping these community volunteers and orga- nizations" Twentv-three other volun- teers have been chosen to work with Mr. Nurse and the Ontario Trillium Foundation. It's esti- mated the foundation will dis- tribute approximately $5.1 mil- lion in grants to those communi- ties in the next year. The local team will approve community grants for charitable groups and not-for-profit organizations working in the arts and culture, sports and recreation, social ser- vices and the environment. The new Ontario Trillium Foundation is Canada's largest charitable foundation with an an- nual grant budget of $100 mil- lion and more than 16 years of community grant -making expe- rience. Volunteers do not re- ceive remuneration and are all local residents with previous charitable organization experi- ence. For information visit the Trillium Foundation web -site at www.trilliumfoundation.org. Z I WHITBY IROQUOIS SOCCER CLUB WANTED Experienced female soccer players that want to be part of the U 19 Whitby representative girls soccer team. Learn and be part of a competitive soccer team with experience and successful coaching. FOR MORE DETAILS CONTACT: COACH: SAM COPPOLINO EVENINGS HOME: 905-668-9235 DAY 905-668-3304 ASSIST. COACH: KWAME WIAFE ANNOH PAGER 905438-2899 - 432-4685 Durham students' brush with art satiates their palettes Public school students in kinder- garten through OAC are benefiting from a variety of "hands-on" programs focus- ing on music and the visual arts, reports a board official. In a report highlighting a number of the Durham District School Board's ini- tiatives, superintendent of programs Bev Freedman said the board "continues its commitment to the arts within the class- room and through special projects that enhance students' knowledge and skills within the arts" Recent music programs have includ- ed a series of workshops hosted by the rhythm ensemble Cassava Global Rhythms that introduced pupils to the history of instrument development and more than 30 performances featuring safety tips for primary students by the Ontario Provincial Police Bear Hug Band. Two Durham schools will also be pi- loting a new computer-based piano teaching system this spring and the board is in the process of developing a music handbook for teachers. In the visual arts area, 30 schools re- cently participated in an art enrichment program for Grade 4 and 5 students at the arts resource centre and several pupils in Whitby are preparing to take part in Art Track, an upcoming show at the Whitby Station Gallery. "As students participate in arts work- shops and performances they develop the skills of critical analysis and can cre- ate works of art that connect personal choice with the role of communication in the arts ' Ms. Freedman said in her re- port. Autism Society meets AJAX — The Durham chapter of the Autism Society holds a get-to- gether Tuesday, April 13 at 8 p.m. at 19 Bird Circle in Ajax. The group provides support for families of individuals having PDD or autism. Phone 427-9572 (Judy Crosbie) for information. ! 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For more information call the INSIDE SALES DEPARTMENT (905) 579-4400 \+ _ ; =� �..: 1320 Altonand. & Hwy. 2 Balloons & Candies for all the Kids a lCl�.e lilg � � :Tule. -- Wp& ,. 1Q.am —.b pin -,«s;vR. �'"+.' a • Seagull Pewter • Fitz & Floyd • Department 56 • Yankee Candles • Claire Burke • Caswell Massey le Hallmark Cards & So Much More! _., :., ,. � Rte•-._ ..-.... A/P PAGE 12 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, April 11, 1999 Ith` r e MEWS ADVERTISER APRIL 11, 1999 Concerned about stuttering? Strategies to help w ith speech fluency Stuttering or dysfluency is an interruption in the flow of speech resulting in word or sound repetitions, sound pro- longations, long pauses, revi- sions, etc. Eighty-five per cent of all children aged two to six have dysfluencies when talking and this is considered to be normal dysfluency. However, if these dysfluen- cies are accompanied by facial or body movements or contor- tions and if there is an increase in the number and duration of dysfluencies or dysfluencies persist, it is important to con- tact a speech/language pathol- 00st for further investigation and management. General strategies to facili- tate fluent speech are: • Maintain eye -contact and pay attention to your child's speech. • Model a slower speech rate and gentle speech produc- tions when talking to your child instead of telling your child to "slow down, start over" or "stop and take a deep breath." • Ensure that your child is well rested. • Ensure consistent rou- tines. • Do not demand speech when your child is upset or ex- cessively tired. • Do not interrupt when your child is talking. • Do not complete sen- tences for your child. • Do not discuss your child's dysfluency in front of him/her. • On days when your child is more fluent, provide many opportunities for talking. • Decrease demands for talking when your child is dys- fluent. • Ensure that others do not imitate his/her dysfluencies. — Compiled by speech and language pathologists with the Durham District School Board Menopause answers could be linked Women going through menopause are often put through years of hormonal therapies. But a new book, written by a Canadian naturopath, con- tends that estrogen treatments are actually the "sleeping DDT" of our era. Dr. Karen Jensen will be speaking about her book, 'Menopause: A Naturopathic Approach to the Transitional Years,' in a free public lecture this coming Thursday in Os- hawa. Dr. Jensen's book takes the position the menopause transi- tion should not be viewed as a disease of the hormonal sys- tem requiring endless drug treatments. Rather it takes the view hor- monal health depends on the overall health of an individual: mental, emotional, physical and spiritual. According to Dr. Jensen, the symptoms associated with menopause are not linked to the transition at all, but to ei- ther liver stress, low adrenal function, low thyroid function or intestinal imbalances. But there are ways of im- proving hormonal health, sug- gests by Dr. Jensen, such as minimizing 'stressors' in our lives. Our problems maintaining hormonal balance, and the in- crease in chronic disease, re- sult from a number of stressors in our lives, such as: inade- quate nutrition, exposure to environmental toxins, seden- tary jobs and lifestyles, and fa- milial, social and spiritual meltdown, she says. Women should also look at ways to cleanse, detoxify and strengthen their systems natu- rally. Dr. Jensen appears at Har- mony Creek Golf Club in Os- hawa on Thursday, April 15 from 7 to 9 p.m. O off 5L 50% L PULL PROGRAMS • Safe - fast - easy • No powders • Full service weight loss plans 'Nle also carry an e*nsW lice apmnq * rgWIMM IPKW Puce e� s�pnxbci •rJ6va4iaa.ii.. itiiw"Yr%ii.a•IiA*lMnv►&raiia+-I1r-------------..rs..,s.•���.+•ir.r M.- Ak 11 1 q,. I WIPLETE PACKAGE: 1ECEIVER ASSME DECK DOLBY Rl :D CAROUSEL DOMBY PRO-LOGICARGE SPEAKERS S!�qFEO SYSTEM VRROUND C OWPUAINK PEAKERS ENTRE CHANNEL ww PEAKER TAND INCLUDED ,w • -1110C EG*$1398. 40 OpMto _ bt fA fllt�4;jr TT owl---- 7� "101 111110 L:. 3 New 'u 30 17 77) A -a Aid �� 1 r. P PAGE 14 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, April 11, 1999 SUNAY,PRESENTATION ILA I to gain new skills, to learn about a 'Be BILLBOARD Aware of What You Wear' pre- Klondike National Historic sentation is held at 7 p.m. at APRIL 11, 1999 Claremont United Church, Old ---- --- Brock Rd. Mini fashion show, meets at 9:30 a.m. at St. An - video and discussion to raise drew's Community Centre. 46 public awareness of clothes Exeter Rd.. Ajax. Karen Cot - manufacturing sweatshops. nam from Another Angle Free. Refreshments. Phone speaks about downsizing for 649-1363 (Glen Eagle) for seniors, those who leave their more information. homes for condos or nursing Youth Challenge International al- homes. Phone 619-0315 for in - MONDAY, APRIL 12 formation. BREASTFEEDING: The Durham Lactation Centre pre- sents a two-hour workshop de- signed to assist the mother fac- ing regular separation from her baby, such as returning to work or school. Call 427-9547 for time, location. DENTAL HYGIENISTS: The Durham Dental Hygien- ists Component Society meets at the Oshawa Public Library on Bagot St. from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. A member of the Den- tist's at Risk team will speak. Phone 905-987-1617 (Helen) for information. TUESDAY, APRIL 13 SENIORS: The Tuesday Morning Discussion Group Day of fun helps people breathe easy You're invited to help raise money for the Lung Association of Durham Region while having fun on the links at the same time. A golf marathon beckons se- rious duffers to a fund-raiser at the Four Seasons Country Club in Claremont. On Tuesday, June 15. 40 golfers will have the privilege of golfing from dawn to dusk, trav- elling in their own can and eating on the go. You're encouraged to have neighbours and colleagues spon- sor you for the event. For more information, call the Lung Association of Durham Re- gion at 436-1046. AUTISM: The Autism Soci- ety, Durham Chapter, holds a get-together at 8 p.m. at 19 Bird Circle in Ajax. The group provides support for families of individuals having PDD or autism. Phone 427-9572 (Judy Crosbie) for more information on the group or its local meet- ings. HORTICULTURE: The Pickering Horticultural Soci- ety meets at 8 p.m. in the O'Brien Meeting Rooms at the Pickering Recreation Com- plex, Valley Farm Rd. south of Hwy. 2. Dick McQueen dis- cusses Lilies and Cortes. All are welcome to attend. Phone 839-4604 (Sylvia), 420-4095 (Christine) for more informa- tion. CANADIAN CLUB: The Durham Region Canadian Club meets at 6:30 p.m. at the Holiday Inn Oshawa, 1011 11 Job experience of a different nature with Youth Challenge Bloor St. E. Michael Gates, If you're having trouble finding to gain new skills, to learn about a curator of collections for the fulfilling work here at home, an ex- different culture, and to work with Klondike National Historic change agency has something to offer other young people from around the Site, will discuss the you. world" 'Klondike Gold Rush, 100th Local youth are invited to volun- This year's projects are being run Anniversary'. Phone 668-2484 teer in an under -developed country in Costa Rica and Guyana, South (Eleanor) or 728-1718 (Bob- helping people in need and receive a America. While overseas stu- Ann) for more information on different kind of job experience. dents will take part in projects like the group. Youth Challenge International al- rainforest studies, school construc- lows students to live in remote lo- tion and health education while under HISTORICAL SOCIETY: cales of the world while helping the the guidance of experienced youth The Pickering Township His- people to find a better life. leaders and project managers. torical Society meets at 7:30 Mike Buda, Youth Program Man- Positions are available for this p.m. at the East Shore Com- ager at Youth Challenge Internation- year's project, which leave in the fall munity Centre, Liverpool Rd. al, said the program gives youths ex- and in winter. just south of Bayly St. Presen- tensive experience. For more information or to receive tation on Pickering resident "Participating on a YCI (Youth an application call Youth Challenge Peter Matthews, who was Challenge International) project pro- International at (416) 504-3370, e - hanged 162 years ago for his vides young Canadians with the mail them at info@yci.org, or visit role in the Upper Canada Re- chance to earn valuable experience, their website at www.yci.org. bellion of 1837. Free. All are welcome to attend. The meeting will be followed _ — — — — — � ��^F�THRIFTY MECHL�tiIC SHOP t� by social time and light re- freshments. 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Rd -M-11ahrWIP4011 Rd NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, April 11, 1999 PAGE 15 A/P Por &LEISURE RIC NEWS ADVERTISER APRIL 11, 1 9 9 9 Local `AAA' players form summer hockey team 172 We PR Ravens compete with Ontario's best The Ajax Ravens summer hockey squad played its first-ever tournament in Richmond Hill last weekend and posted some surprising results against formidable foes. When a last-minute cancellation opened up a spot at a prestigious minor atom hockey tournament, a group of young hockey players from the Ajax area jumped at the chance to play in the eight -team event, which included Ontario Minor Hockey As- sociation 'AAA' champions Rich- mond Hill, runners-up Barrie, Minor Hockey Alliance champions Brant- ford. Toronto Marlies, and two of the best from the U.S., Team Illinois and Cleveland Barons. Since the hockey playoffs have been over for this area's minor atom teams for some time, an idea was hatched to collect the top available players, regardless of. which winter team they play for. Without the benefit of a single practice and after meeting for the first time in the dressing room, the Ajax Ravens took to the ice and beat the Alliance champion Brantford Bandits 6-2. e Ave. Oshawa SENTS Doubts that the squad could com- Leyden and Paul Galea was superb in pete were dispelled in nine seconds as limiting the opposition to shots from left winger Lucas Labelle gave the well out and allowing goaltcnder * 7k Ravens a 1-0 lead. With no set sys- Moloney to smother rebounds unmo- tems in place, Ajax played on sheer Icsted. emotion and talent to win, led by the Ravens' coaches Doug Brewer, * Sat. Apr. 17th goaltending of Christian Gaudette Bob Anderson and Larry Labelle ; and a hat trick by Ryan Dawe. Mike were pleased with the effort of their' m poors open 8:00 PM. v T`ickef . Red Barn Auditorium y y Anderson and John Hughes each con- charges. ,� tributed two points to the Ravens' at- "With very little time for prepara- 172 Wayne Ave. tack• tion, we could do little more than just `; " Wllson & Lee Music Store ' '* The Ravens continued their deter- open the (bench) doors and send the * 87 St. N. Smoke mined play against the formidable boys out;' says Brewer. "But it was , ; 188 Simcoe t.S Barrie Flyers, rallying from a 2-0 very satisfying to see these kids, all * Coming. Apr. 24 LINCOLNAIRES deficit to tie the game in the third pe- from within 10 kilometres of the AjaxMay 1 SHANIA TWIN riod before falling 3-2. Jamie Community Centre, from six differ- MaY 15 JIM CUDDY BAND Moloney was solid in the Ajax cage, ent winter teams, all playing together, helped by strong play from defence- having fun, and competing *�►*>�t"`>Ayr>k ** man Kyle Smith and forwards Robert favourably against the best teams in Bentley and Chris Chappell. the province." Please recycle this newspaper Playing in their third game of the day, Ajax dropped an 8-2 decision to ONTARIO MOTOR SALES a fresh Team Illinois squad. The Ravens got strong performances from Tyler Brewer, Lee Morris and Kyle Chevrolet a Oldsmobile • Cadillac Neadles. The next day, the well -rested It Ravens downed a tough Richmond Hill team 3-2. The defensive corps of Mike Fraleigh, Alex Jackson, Greg Your � s One SARGEANT'S Stop ,: Event.,., SPECIAL EVENTS planning Re n t a Is & Catering Specialist IElMaI of tables. mi'sm reg, cstlerl i 11N tiles' ,:: �e also ef�f' it taEerl� MON We' -have "relo ed our showroom e me Clouse of coven -Al at 1323 King St. E. (at Townline) NYKRT: - • h. SALE ENDS SUNDAY AT5P.M - OShawwWhltby (905)571-1011 Ajax/Pickering0mrborough 905 428-3466 twrloll9 Mon. -Sat 9 AM -5 PM . • �F N� IF _ , - E } up Special C,3j1 • Viet U, Pull-out section , wv w_ orita,accnotor in This L salk-t .cunt rP PARTE 16 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EOITKk April 11, 1999 - . ..,...: t, Aghagulian faced tough task against elite U.S. squad at Can/Am Cup fickering golfer tees off for Ontario ' PICKERING -- A earned respect from an Pickering golfer joined an elite American squad from -elite group of eight who South Carolina at the Bay represented Ontario at the Tree Golf Plantation in 'inaugural Can/Am Junior Myrtle Beach. Cup Matches in South Car- The competition fea- olina recently. tured an alternate shot for- Raffi Aghagulian, 16, mat on the first day, fol - was part of the Ontario lowed by individual match - contingent which faced es on day two. stiff competition but Each match had a value - Pickering hockey selects ground Jets in playoff final PICKERING — The victory. Henry scored two Pickering Panthers Lone markers, Ianiero and Daniel Star Cafe tyke select hock- Fyfe added single goals for ey team captured the league Pickering. Brendan Weter- playoff championship ing notched two assists, against the Unionville Jets. Kotsopoulos, Sawyer and In the decisive game Brad Riches chipped in four of the series, the Pan- with singles. thers grounded the Jets 4-0. The Panthers fell 2-0 in Goals came off the sticks of game two and played to a 0 - Kyle Sawyer, Jay Henry, 0 tie in game three. Alex Morra and Karim Cor- Goaltender Lee Melnike -ringham. Eric Fox had two played extremely well assists, Anthony Valerio, throughout the playoffs. Jimmy Ianiero, Tyler Kot- Mark Frawley, Ryan Hoefs, sopoulos and Corringham Dillon Bess and Patrick each had one. Booth were also instru- The Panthers opened the mental in the team's suc- series with a convincing 4-1 cess. .f Club seeks league players PICKERING —The last chance to register for the Glendale Tennis Club's competitive leagues is Friday, April 16. Try -outs fix the club's competitive teams begins on Saturday, April 24 at the club at Glcnanna Road and Bowler Drive. Call 839-6639 or 831-9465. PUB TO GOTaF • Back Classes • 5,1 hr. lessons BegiMng the • week of May 11 Can Greg Salazar `CGTFA)SGTF) to reseYQ Your spot P" 4 A �CEO iliril! �t lrno� Tarr am Ilan C"aw Taunton Rd., Ajax of three points - one point for the front nine holes, one point for the back nine and one point overall. Aghagulian defeated Tim Ash from South Car- olina. 2.5 points to .5 point in the alternate shot com- petition. On the second day, he lost his individual match to Daniel Felder of South Carolina 3-0. Overall, the South Car- olinians defeated the On- tarians 29.5 points to 6.5 points. The Ontario Golf Asso- ciation hopes to make the Can/Am Junior Cup a per- manent part of the tourna- ment schedule. Ajax Ringette Association Tues., April 27th 7:00 P.M. -11:00 P.M. McLean Community Centre, 95 Magill Dr. Ajax (The McLean Banquet Hall East) POSITIONS UP FOR RE-ELECTION • Vice President • Fundraiser • Treasurer • Ice Scheduler • League Co-ordinator • Coaching Co-ordinator • CORL Rep. • Bunrry Co-ordinator E know how much you value Tire R -To 9 t64 nilt= $T. 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This offer is good until April of top technicians who know For more information 30,1999. their business well and can about Three Bears Aultpbody "This is a Perfect opportu- make your vehicle look like call (905) 619-2327 or vidt their nity to get your vehicle neer again, , - shop at 282 Monarch AA# j., Vnit repaired," says Kevin. They have all of the latest 20B in Ajax. "Another reason not to dela is y � equipment and use only the > dM,t 16, r ME t� - Alz 4.0 ,10VR V ,t t,�► ' •�'� k - 8 PI •E BEDROOM - `La _,wood ALAI.y At Wr HOWr:v �r ; '� ' Jf � � .fir. '1F+" -,r - - � • S0�► D' a • mn- 'AMSUN Imam ti YOUR CHOKE! •,v. SA m pairs! S0l1 0, (l 7 PCE PINE DINING ROOM9 11,R fA •f ', p'`` r"^� Zak +"4 i !vp — t t , • ``.;-• -AAs 4' .� -. 3. `+"- ;.'%'�'. � -... •.J]( '� w !• �. 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The best wav to tell if this is happening to you is to have your hearing tested by a professional. An Audiologist holds a Master's Degree and special- izes in hearing testes. 2. How much hearing do I need to lose before I need a hearing aid? Help for even the mildest (-25 dB HTL) losses may be appreciated. 3. Are hearing tests painful? No. They're easy, painless, and take just a few minutes. 4. 1 think I have a loss. Now what do I do? See an audiologist who will check your hearing in a sound proof booth. Get their ideas on preventing further losses. If you need hearing aids, an audiologist who is licensed in Ontario will advise you. s Free coa d"lion * No referral awry * Braces ��for adults and children » Evening and Saturday 1-1 appointments available Dr. Christopher Tom Orthodontist Pickering Town Centre, Lower Level PICS Audiozoom. 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Audiologists • QU are well qualified • GEN to evaluate hearing aid research find- ARE IM ings. Audiologists See an Audiologist and Hear the difference. In Ajax: 95 Bayly St. W. Suite 303 (905) 831-8311. In Whitby: 1032 Brock- St. rock St. S. Unit 4 (905) 666-7726. In Pickering: 1885 Glenanna Road, Suite 104 (905) 831-8311. 1 1 S fordable Denture.v... one (:nod Reason To Smile! REPAIRS (1 hr.) * Relines ' Complete, Partial Dentures LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER p .r William Steil, DD, LC.A.C.h) 84 Old Kingston Rd. W. DICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX b83-4294 After hours 428-8801 E QUA] TLE DENTAL CARE PORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVAILABLE TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME izoom NEW PATIENTS WE IV PEOPLE OF ALL AGES 10 10 PHARMACY a Expanded Line of Brand Name Vitamins & Herbal Remedies DURHAM CENTRE 'Al Iipi I i ` Harwood Ave. & Hwy. #2 DR. JOSEPH A. MISKIN, DENTIST 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE. 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. #2) iz � N 3 .�1 0 8 3 a s Helping people hear... for over 15 years.' Hear the difference with Digital Sound Processing Technology Most common reasons why Physicians and experienced hearing aid owners choose one of Durham's Hearing Centres ✓ Knowledge ✓ Experience ✓ Guarantee ✓ Equipment ✓ Convenience AWkftr DjJRHAM Ctaftby Wckvmo ,aL ,.3z.roa x s (30x. , HEARING (N otoll) � MDVA, 831-8311 831-8311 CENTRE'S 666-772611 Lau" malaw Experience makes the difference .T.:;.J.: ADVERTISING FEATURE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDIT10N 1 11 4 nyone? It's S NEW BEGINNINGS! Signs of life are showing in the earth. Nice and slowly things are coming back to life. With our wonderful weather this year even the golfers are swing- ing into action earlier than usual. So much is changing.... and fast. But what about our physical bodies? Any signs of new life there? It seems with winter eating habits we've put on a few more pounds and we've become mentally sluggish. Let's not talk about the emotional ups and downs just yet, except to say that the heart can feel pretty heavy with the moulds, mildew and other microscopic crit- ters lurking this time of year. respi- ratory problems from colds to asth- ma are quite bothersome. The great weather makes you want to get out and garden, or golf or go for a walk. When you do though, you find that you are not quite as supple as you were only a few short months ago. Something's pulling here. Something's aching there. You feel like you're getting old. You're not really sick but you can't exactly figure out what's going on. Could you be suffering with spinal subluxations and not even know it. Thousands of people have them and haven't known how to read the clues. For anyone who doesn't yet know what a subluxa- tion of the spine is, let me give a very brief definition. A SPINAL SUBLUXATION is a misalignment of a vertebrae of the spine causing nerve dysfunction often undetected by usual testing. This loss of function, even though you may not feel it, can lead to a decrease in health. Although millions of chiro- practic adjustments are performed each year, there are still many more millions of people who could be benefitting from spinal exercise rin � g T through chiropractic which is spe- cific to the individual joint that is affected. With precise and accurate assessment and restoration of right action in specific spots chiropractic can make such a difference in some people's health, they just can't believe they had been suffering so long. You often hear about the CHI- ROPRACTIC MIRACLES where someone's aunt after just one adjustment could now walk having been bedridden for years; or a child bedwetter cured in just a couple of chiropractic adjustments. These kinds of stories make chiropractic unbelievable; it makes healing look way -to -simple. And of course it dis- courages those whose healing process may extend over a year or two. Nonetheless, CHIROPRAC- TIC SIMPLY WORKS WITH THE NATURAL LAWS. The basic premise is to remove the interfer- ences to the normal healthy natural flow of life in the body and low and behold what seem to be miracles happen. Not unlike the miracle of spring time. No arilling,no Ireezing dentistry andfilling Children and adults will be happy to know that there is now a relatively painless way to treat cavi- ties. Most patients rarely need freez- ing. It is called Air Abrasion. Air Abrasion also eliminates the menac- ing dreaded sound of the drill, because the dentist doesn't have to use the drill at all! The Air Abrasion cavity preparation device delivers a fine spray of abrasive stream that literal- ly blows away the decay in much shorter time compared to the mechanical drilling method for the same cost. Although the technology is new it is available and patients are ecstatic about it. The procedure removes "dread" from fillings and other pro- cedures for adults and children. It -also allows for interventions and interception for preservations of sound tooth structures as a very conservative preparation is pre - WANT SOMETHNG TO SWLE ABOUT? iwt Ca aua• me Rwwwbb Defter s an Nrolerrts saaay reveres a rapWM r.=.T Evmft M Sooday appts. PICKERING DENTURE CLINIC Andre Mar* D.D. (905) 420-2652 1792 LIVERPOOL RD_ PICKERING x By Dr. Hany Shenouda DDS B.Sc. pared followed by using recently developed flowable composite materials. Time spent in a dentist chair is drastically reduced and No wait- ing is required until "FREEZING TAKES AND BEST OF ALL". Large cavities still require the drill, but with proper care and regular visits to you dentist you may not need it at all! Dr. Shenouda is a dentist at the Durham Dental Centre, 135 Harwood Ave. N. in Ajax. Phone # (905) 427-4280. jp)uncaun Dental I Evening & Saturday A Electro Surgery Cosmctic / Bleaching Preventative Care Caps / Crowns & Bridges Available White Filling Only at Oral Calnem hinl Utra Sonic Sealing Free Consultations \� Durham De Ave. N., (at H" 2) 6 une-u Dr. MaryAnn Franko is a doctor of chiropractic practising 19 years in Toronto and area. Her recent relocation to Pickering has been successful in establish- ing PINERIDGE NATURAL P%W1 , 998 PAGE 19 ~F- 10 ime ! HEALTH centre as a resource for wholistic health and well-being. For a private consulta- tion with her at no charge above OHIP please call (905) 683-7735. PINERIDGE`� NATURAL HEALTH 1670 KINGSTON ROAD - UNrr •5 N.W. comer Brock Road & Hwy 02 PICKERING "AL � g t�tt.;e�iel ►nvv a X .__ ;Y �9 Spring ' tune-up time! Call Now RoN,%Id J. KIEIN, DP %t • PODIATRIST co • 2 � el on 1N M �� (00 cow aGN w � � NNwr •• � awNar iN TI ; Nww•� aN r"!1 N� N r7l labN YOUR EYES ARE PRICELESS If You're Considering Laser Vision Correction, Be Sure that You're Choosing The Right Surgeon JON1 X AlAaW Al Rl6C OW OF MOM DUtIMM K610NA1 oR1D Dr. Macleod is committed to providing exceptional recalls and a high standord of patient care. Trust your eyes to experience. Dr. Macleod and his staff at the Oshowa Ckw offer the tolowwag bee opportunities to Isom more about loser Visin Correction • Screening • Consuh'ation • Educational Workshops. 1-905-721-1211 SEE THE DIFFERENCE www.wal"d-eyt.uw • :kSK former patients %k -ho thec would recommend • VS6 your own eve doctor to recommend at least 3 laser eve surgeons • �1SIT the lager centres to determine your level of comfort with both the sur, and their staff • BE AWARE of the surgeon's experience and reputation. It's the surgeon who will correct your vision - not the corporation • BE WRE your surgeon is providing ALL available treatment options DONT DISCOUNT YOUR EYES, YOU CAN'T AFFORD THE CONSEQUENCES HERIZIG EYE INSTITUTE Durham Regional Wke,117 King St. East, Oshawa, Ontario Ll H 1 B9 ®1 Air Abrasion / No Freezing / No Extractions (WisdomTeeth) Root Canal Treatment Nitrous Oxide (Laughing Gas) Visa, Mastercard, Interact All Insurance Plans Accepted Gentle Care for Big Babies Comprehensive Care for Children Durham De Ave. N., (at H" 2) 6 une-u Dr. MaryAnn Franko is a doctor of chiropractic practising 19 years in Toronto and area. Her recent relocation to Pickering has been successful in establish- ing PINERIDGE NATURAL P%W1 , 998 PAGE 19 ~F- 10 ime ! HEALTH centre as a resource for wholistic health and well-being. For a private consulta- tion with her at no charge above OHIP please call (905) 683-7735. PINERIDGE`� NATURAL HEALTH 1670 KINGSTON ROAD - UNrr •5 N.W. comer Brock Road & Hwy 02 PICKERING "AL � g t�tt.;e�iel ►nvv a X .__ ;Y �9 Spring ' tune-up time! Call Now RoN,%Id J. KIEIN, DP %t • PODIATRIST co • 2 � el on 1N M �� (00 cow aGN w � � NNwr •• � awNar iN TI ; Nww•� aN r"!1 N� N r7l labN YOUR EYES ARE PRICELESS If You're Considering Laser Vision Correction, Be Sure that You're Choosing The Right Surgeon JON1 X AlAaW Al Rl6C OW OF MOM DUtIMM K610NA1 oR1D Dr. Macleod is committed to providing exceptional recalls and a high standord of patient care. Trust your eyes to experience. Dr. Macleod and his staff at the Oshowa Ckw offer the tolowwag bee opportunities to Isom more about loser Visin Correction • Screening • Consuh'ation • Educational Workshops. 1-905-721-1211 SEE THE DIFFERENCE www.wal"d-eyt.uw • :kSK former patients %k -ho thec would recommend • VS6 your own eve doctor to recommend at least 3 laser eve surgeons • �1SIT the lager centres to determine your level of comfort with both the sur, and their staff • BE AWARE of the surgeon's experience and reputation. It's the surgeon who will correct your vision - not the corporation • BE WRE your surgeon is providing ALL available treatment options DONT DISCOUNT YOUR EYES, YOU CAN'T AFFORD THE CONSEQUENCES HERIZIG EYE INSTITUTE Durham Regional Wke,117 King St. East, Oshawa, Ontario Ll H 1 B9 ®1 if A/P PAGE 20 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, April 11, 1999 *WHOLE OR HALF LOIN OF PORK • TENDF.RL()IN END OR RIB ENI) 'Y s • :VO C'EN'TRE �.% cHOPti RE::MO%'F:D i l 3.73 kg 06 9 • SHOULDER ARM • BLADE k. 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L.I,r.T.c&% _ _ 19POPCOR CA=CO PSI • 7- 12 x 355 mL TINS .9aa' .E v 5 ICE Cl u NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, April 11, 1999 PAGE 21 AIP • • • • • • ALL PRICES IN EFFECT FROM SUNDAY, APRIL 11 TO SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1999. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. • • • • • • Ar1PhtMCE 22 NE*§ AOVERIISER St1NDAY EDITION, April 1T,1999 • T THE UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE o Place Your Ad Call: � � � �—O � O CAJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER Ajax Pickering News Advertiser. I-ASSIFIE100 Uxbridge: 852-9 741 Port Perry: 9 8 5-2 511 t l canes 1 / Carers 1 c mm 1 t Careers 11 Carers 11 Gigs 11 Crtnsrs 1 1 Cerins 11 Carw►s THE MUNICIPALITIES OF DURHAM REGION ����^''���� REQUIRE A ��,'1Q7i MANAGER (16.5 'MONTH CONTRACT) ��/�� FOR THE ONTARIO SUMMER GAMES 2000 The 0ritanu Summer Games 2000, hosted by the Municipalities of Durham Region, are scheduled to take place August 11-13, 2000. The Games Stee , g Committee is presently -seeking an individual to perform n the fuction of Games Manager, on a part-time basis beginning May 15, 1999; full-time commencing August 1/99 to September 30/2004. Applying superb event management and leadership skills, you will be res risible for the overall administration of the Ontario Summer Games 2000. Other responsibilities include: volunteer development and financial and information management. Qualmscations: Your highly developed communication, organizational and interpersonal skills, with a strong hands-on team approach, make you a vital resource to a Volunteer Games Organizing Committee. Direct experience with community associations, sports organizations, and not -for profit management is ideal. Capabilities in both official languages would be an asset. Must have valid driver's license and access to a reliable vehicle. Ability to work flexible hours. To apply for this position, please forward your resume (deadline April 19th) to: Ontario Summer Games 2000 c/o Town of Ajax, Recreation Services 65 Harwood Avenue South Ajax, Ontario L1S 2H9 or fax to (905)427-3821 �11 Canals CAREN SCNOOL OF FLOR- AL DESIGN 26 wk.Flonistry 6 Business Program; .12 wk kr tenscve 3-phase program; .3 wk. Professiord cows!: .M - fame rodeo: Beginners Pro- gram Parf-OmN1eM *" courses available. A school becomes wworth , IF= cii assitaaftu may be awit awn REtA1L SMRES Sloe Itah aper Position I av* for our Pidterm location. 2 - 3 yds retail exi erience. Wholesale/ team salesexperieroe a as - sol. slut eb. wsN established kappa$ win THE NAIL STATION Career Training Center Career train- inQ available in artificial nails.ear candling. pedi- cures. waxing Air Crushing and tattooing techniques. Student Financing negotiable. (905)439-2217 Geunl SALES REPS Sell to schools and groups. School vacations and summer off. Earn excellent part-time income. Flexible hours. 905-669-6600 ASSISTANT F t I person re- quired for deatershcps Imance depxtman in lNtrtby, area to work with Mail customers on tirtanpng AppirtlnT OVA be able to work with compuler Second or fun erne positions available Please�ppty to Oshawa Tits Week. Pt) Sox 481. 865 Faneere8 St. osnaw On. LIH U. He 1337 ATTENTION MEED wOR17 Akre looking for 50 new ppoeo-o- ple. starling pay $1085 FTMT. f iexibM poSawn Training is rovhded. Great for students and others Positions must be t ted by April t 7 Call (905) A23EWTI0 SA to know and "tip Your commwley, app to ^oor canvassers reakured cm- -tas No selling involved Full t ae.rhg provided Meat W pearance a must Team at• nhow4m Can Stan 138-9311 AUTO 111001 Prep Position. full time steady Must have som fools $8 0o and up ppeMr hr Appy of person at 889 wauxy Rd Soul h. Ajax. rear does 141II27-3100. AeARABLE N DIATELr. pDpossmhnatnva office now Nnng Ap Sews I Researct oo* Earn up $10 00 per hr No swig n volved. phone work expen- em woMO be an amt Can Mow (9015) 571-3533 A2 DOVER, minimum 2M evenence haduuqp oversee ow woo rib U.S. Mutt be dean 6 rel. Fax rawrw b Prince Spwal Commodities. (905)721-4Ml or ON (9051721-2911 NAXM ROADHOUSE re- awres Bartender expenenpd preferred re�Mruhstts have smart serve arict WW kends Can 8521674 ask for Traq SAIIM IIOAONOUSE re- qwm erpenerha. preferred Must have smart serve Evprrhps and weekends Call 852-1674 ask for Tracy SAM TENDERISERM for fo- cal pub Pan time Expen- ena p(aerabk Would sun mature soul mdrvdual Call 428 1815 forappoeanwna. CLASS A D . Minimum 2 years amenenoe for Onratho and LISA opeation. Contract. canperai0on and bandits p�1(905) 623.6273 Cff�ANf1NC Feemnam AVA L 11111111& 31 YOW ally Omriaine are OW 685-49" Tak SHORE ORDER COOdL l'kase apply in person wile rewme to 6r Havaod Are. S.. Allen. (905W-1990. am to: (416) Calesre 0� LITTLE CAESAR'S rnMIP fn11u A WINNING TEAM NOW! Grow with the Sri largest t(im Compamy in the worfi. Become part of the largest Little Caeser's Frntchisee in Eastern Cavia MANAGERS IN TRAINING Receive paid training earn $19,700 - $22,100 to start Earn up to $35,000 per year in MIS months Fax resume to: LITTLE CAESAR'S - 416-993-5342 As students of the Oshawa Campus we had lots of questions about MCSE, C'NE, MCP and A+ certifications. CDI College .helped by answering those questions and provided a strong career focused training plant. We are just about to graduate and we .have already been i ntenviot!ed for jobs with leading I.T. contpantfes. Donna Dave Student Student Usbawa Campt 0.sbauv Canlpu, ---. IC . r m Microsoft <.�CDiI COLLEGE 905-434-8585 '—f— OF BUSINESS 6 TECHNOLOGY wwwwcdicollege.com PLANS EXAMINER s o The Corporation of the Town of Whitby is currently a: ::? seeking qualified candidates for the above position in the Public Works Department. Civil Engineering Technologist of Architectural Technologist graduate from a Community College or University with a minimum of five (5) years directly related experience in structural or ardTitectural design with a working knowledge of the Ontario Building Code; must be a certified member of the Ontario Association of Certified Engineering Technicians and Technologists (OACETT) or Member of the Association of Architectural Technologists of Ontario (MAATO); completion of Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing courses, Parts (3) and (9) of the Ontario Building Code; must possess well- developed interpersonal and public relations skills; be able to communicate orally and in written form in a clear and concise manner; the ability to work with a minimal amount of supervision; and must possess and maintain a valid Class 'G Driver's License. Certified Building Code Official (CBCO) designation; and understanding and working knowledge in a Windows environment, including WordPerfect, Quattro Pro, and permitting software. Reporting to and under the direction of the Building Services Supervisor, the Plants Examinter is responsible for the revliew of building permit applications and tete issuance of building permits; review and examination of building plants and ensuring compliance with the Ontario Building Code and all applicable by-laws; coordination of approvals from other departrnertts and outside agencies; maintenance of all pertinent files and records; and providing assistance and guidance on technical matters and buildntg code interpretations lo the general public. Monday to Friday - 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. $35,454 - $44,299 per annum Please forward a detailed resume indicating education, experience, references, etc. prior, to Wednesday, April 21•, 1999 at 4:30 p.m. to: This corporation of Ute T ofown !by 57th FWesIMlrl Road East tfI WFBY, Ontatrb 11N 2110 Personal information submitted is collected under the authority of the Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. M.45, and the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. M.56, and will be used to determine eligibtlity for errolornent NOTE: We thank all Inose persons who apply, but advise aokrtowledgntoM wit only be forwarded to those applicants who are irrrited for an interview. 1 General 1tMP 1 GrTwd ftnlp 1 Geswd tblp 1 fiWMW chip �fplop trUM - Interlock and Re- MURM W full-time regdred. Art 6 TecAni9a tarwv was Specialist. Must tion. I hour east of Toronto m � �MOML a=rt$ .W ��s"fiffics an In -s have minimum 3 yeas ex- lake Ontario. Computerized for well established North urestruclior's Assistant. Minimum genet". Own IrmpontablIn. pharmacy. Attractive remu-PiclNIM based Dwq Ph Company. Must have mirw- S years working experience ysitally fit, and foreman neration. Excellent benefits mum 3 years experience in Exallerq opportlimb. fax re a.penence an asset. Also and working conditions with Pisa. interlocking, or lawn some (905)728 6310 a appy RegWred Labourers. Call or large inidependan. Cap collect mainterMna. These poaaali KMS n person 19 �krioor St. S la„ resume to Bcap nckse Inc. dexl 905:372'7i7i. ' ' ° are fid liftliftYaBr'rawtl C (905W611-2747-6 BI ors r rl." to 905 « tf H NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, April 11, 1999 PAGE 23 AN 11 CttenNrs 1 Want CefltitNe 1 Ganrtl N* Eff t ewd Hayn MW CIMM H6b 1Drain N* 1 OFt M H61p 1 oFrtm No Web Site Developer Durham College requires a web site developer who will have responsibility for the overall structure, func- tioning, security and performance of Durham College's World Wide Web sites. • Design, implement and maintain infrastructure for web sites and web applications. • Establish standards and guidelines for security access for external users and College staff. • Provide technical expertise in the design, publication and content management of various web documents and applications. • Provide technical assistance in the area of online course delivery and instructional software tools. Three year college diploma or university degree with emphasis on multi -media design and/or programming is required as well as a minimum of 5 years related experience. Knowledge of JAVA, HTML, Photoshop, Illustrator, Web CT, and LeamingSpace is also required. Applications will be received by Sandra Bennett, Director, Staff Services quoting Competition *99-04, no later than April 19, 1999. 4=0 University Centre at Durham 1 G..M H.Ip W G.,* HNp WANTED OWNER OPERATORS With Straight Trucks and Cargo Vans TST EXPEDITED SERVICES Is A Leader In The Emergency Freight Business We Offer: * Industry Leading Rates • Plates, Tolls & Pernuts Paid • Insurance Coverage/Benefits • Passenger Authorization & Assistance In Obtaining A Suitable Vehicle * Bi Weekly Direct Deposit "Fleet Owners Welcome" Please Contact Recruiting Between 9AM and 5PM 14800-265-5022 WE NE Guaranteed pay of $7.00✓ hour with Commission up to =15/ hour' Great sup- plerrlerltal itcoele. Take a bm* from Cha Rids 8 rnab sorrle aft cash! I I Ajax Place Mal rim. la 9 iarNlllp (19 s.ta. r 2'.,N.1 (416) 321-®333 i ' REPRESENTA (MANAGER TRAM • CAR ATTENDANTS palikedhllow true for car �k fibm selvioenl� tMM hm �.raamq=rq m 6 valid wees kW= Please apply wilh reswis to: DISCOUNT CAR 8 TRUCK RENTALS 218 Dundas SL E., Wh , 011talrio UN 2H8 AZ DRIVERS 5 PO4h7ons; available inmedMeiy. Pin to pin Dltrhetn Re10ion Temporary to pentiw al�ltm�bu_rsst have ��iw 2 yew 4 CIN 1 ftar�gillI -M -: Il�SMi a Gerwral H* DRIVERS Must have own vehide. P/T, FR; Whitby to West Hill Cash pad day plus weeltnlght d weekend work avadaDle. 426-9909 11 a.m. - ilv.m. Students and Retire" Welcome STORE STAFF Hard wosluftntsiprt 22 flrtrar.ttd runner pe 635 Kf � � Road, TEL �~ 199. ANDNAL4? Part Timr Help Needed Willing to work am or v�Bane . AtvY wFJ►THE�tr Matwe, resporwbk. Must bean animal love, Eaperietoe m pet . � offiot. Serious iNuaft only. �e000�a n neer. !Nast have own car. Sind rresuurne in EO. B.x tiei 101 wntin4 Ooc ass 1ciw4w■ eta. rl`LrV Irl E111111111 S2e>o., Sm. 5500.. a more per wttell ssrrlMkq pmduas in pre corebn of torr own 110.141. said a sdl- addratl41d starred alafaos b: O.P.H. 6.24W DwIthis St W. SUN 541. Rd 636, lift. si WAM Ont LSK 2114. Eap.p b t a rw Ib. epewY.4 e.M ►deed a C..? ? Ned ■New New Staoo? Now rice Crnw1 Or1oe Yewdat 06-aWtilWAj d B>QENIEIIC131 catarcion Labowu for atbrior strap contra" HwA a Trow* workbooks. spat Erw kh.Call M05)f27.9r15 oking for 12 sports minded individual work half to death. However, will to pay $13.87 PER HOUR vancement available. No experienc, :essary. Paid vacation, also medica I dental. Must have own car. Call Sunday 12 noon to 2 p.m. Monday 9 am. - 5 p.m 571-3532 OR 571-3534 FAST TRACK YOUR CAREER Great opporlunity for personal & Probsnwtblhirecent Unriotnity 9igor oindividual. Outstandingcommunication and telephone skills & an enthusiastic attitude will be necessary to skillfully manage the clinic 8 assist the Dr. in providing superior health care. Apply in person West Chiropractic Clinic 4747 Hwy. 47 East,Unionville START IMMEDIATELY 59.25/hr Well established distribution co. a seeking 10 individuals to fill positions in: • Display Consultant • Manager Trainee • General HeI MUST BE WILLING TO W9RK 46+HR/WK. and have own car. Rapid advancement for fast learners. Full training provided. No exp. For interview call 720-2479 Experienced Hairstylist Needed Saturday only for fnendly Unisex Salon. Occasional part-time even- ing work. Must be flexible. Call Laura or Mary 905-839-6246 bet"en 9 am - 5 pm 10 POSITIONS AVAILABLE INAJAX 117.1111 me shift. Call 905-427-9712 fort Went ow tyepyYa*"b aii.nlbb our PWicts. Easy work. No n.wu.ry. For PFIEE drttais send SASE.it; Five sbr Er - ptitr. SO Litlapeol Rot. Stab 113 Picks arc, uv 111110 NU TM Line Cook. 4 Part pLine wat Ast211 Experwu 325Nwesnrr iW S. rsm Apx� ""ISTYL11IT REOUIRED for busy salon in tin" Eveneriu Full « Pm Gall Jot at 606 Isis tervrew IEADOIeANrENS Im an No - Haw S*" seers aarwuaec, moMwled ownwco wbunsts. stN- tm. aid Kpkirain. we tit t« W e9osii.T�a31 IICNSC11001 STIADens Joes are avamw in pie Apx arca. Cash pad Call 0". star 10- morrow For mots rt410rwneorl ON (416)615-2691 NOW! LANOSCAPE krrarirrl con- struction la0onrs srarwed. now port be wwoMMer eppwp�pM*�dp ddvnp-r.-r Also Ino-lrad ad kn141r1oCY r S 666 4263. assis! inmmsprr ram Exb COW sillily Prat kW + P 111 * shri". PuNtlili t S Cil KA"I9N) 57rr25,2Mc %wre la� for ieaparwalc college mldmis wO owa air W MOW ice0 Idepouim AIMK Call 436-1111111110 0 1tN1Nr Taw Ermaimmil Ieltimadabrt re4"' ' Ho.r IV silry phis (Dram un Cash klpatev.s. I yd.'f. 1M one for us rat Debit (90t 01.011% NAM M"Aa E FMIS trlalEone V&P M"m Ciibibtpor hmaNd n for lino dkwp aperipr, air.. regained remMv.d ual br their 01ty hyrrdYq servos win knowbilp a1 asset. floor mauler. Sous s bo wbeU0 3- all, first coot. bar, dah iMne Im Ma rayir�I.1�erp�a �� AooCb fi 1 s bo41tww G plem call (905)427-M.r 2412 1046. PREt9N00N HELPER to- OVERN3 D Tebtnarkelers ttS41'ItO.N needed. Pbaa cal (905)427- D Def hop tow maoi�tloitrl�b�xrpwleu�3rd 6010. Fall w rot �0 we gilt f36 01 tAl� a sMt L:1e w...w a .der Fax your resume in Conflden% TRAINEE (New Business) e are lookii r an abo, ging an of 8 to people. We offer complete training program, high initial income, and rapid ad- vancement. Must be able to start Immediately. Call 720 4790 Mon. - Tues. only Needed in Catalogias. T V Commer Co. NapRWAS. and arra mrstrCan IV6g!-97 0ni4 93r�`t orr"'I-M Y.O. E.L.O.S. reoalar tltO s time ==that Ray prod oP t►aMrrtiyr. Ab0 0.414141 - Es- pMdan or Nit* Teclwwo. 00Q Ileitlrer or Jule 660- Immediate Openings THE DURHAM CATHOLIC DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD Human Resources Assistant The =esslul candidate will be responsible for han *q recrullIllent and peTlonlwlg flections, assisting the Bew is moo► in the atimnistraban of benefit programs to employees, and assisting in the preparation and corrtpietion of special projects and assigrxrlerlts This roleregtliret • A university or alnrnu arty college Wduate with a foals of study on R nan Resotrces; and A • Two years previous related work aperience. Payroll Clerk The successful ate will be responsible for the accurate input and data maintenance of the Boards payroll. The in mbent will be directly acxotniable to the Supervisor of Payroll and Accotr ts. This role rogues t KrloWledge d ort -ire payrol sysGe , ; t A minitn m of three years payroll aperienc e; and e Knowledge of OMERS and the Teachers Pension Plan would be an asset. These positions also require a Ovol# WO*iedge of WordPerfect 7, Lotus 123 and Quattro Pro; ability to cotrurlttrlicate dearly and ehctr,* bosh vattaly and in writilj ability to mairitain Confidentiality at all tlrle5: and abfity to deal with sensibw and cmfkkntW r dos tai ,eiatim matte Interested candidates are invliled to Subrtlit a msurne, ndhcab pvAm of tnteres! no later than April 21, 1999, to: Allen JefT1Ns, Ifirnan Resources Manager The Owton Cathok Datnd sctrod Board 660 Ro11311111rtd Road West, Oshawa, Ntatio L1G 7C4 GA Anft" Only aPpkv it being offered interviews will be conta ted J mccalarty Director No Phone Calfs PI1e1e Chair f Orka RECFPiIONISTAURICA 1 G.W H.Mv "11L Estabiished Durham Insurance Broker requires FULL TIME RECEPTIONIST SWIMMING POOL SERVICE POSmON Pre6er ,onrant med.arucatly rndrrrd, neat appeararcr• $ome heavy r 55.00 perqu Students wekvmed. call (905)831-2490 CLAM 9 Allo Contract Position Experienced Au - Lines Foward Resumes To: PLOT NSURANCE CO. 111 Simme SL ostlintla, 0"t LIG 4S4 FAX: 905-726-9095 RCgtired U jeweral Imram .(fin in UxbrMp. «mill 3 tbn Per wea- Nam "MAW Apt/ wrtt.f N Plem fu resume 10 905.427-6M6. Receptloruu/Sec tary wanted for busy Real Estate Office in Px*zrm N weekend,S eu Estate exp. preferred. Fax to Donna, (905) 831-3482 or (905) 831-7677 =on S" EXP 1 sales httlp re - awed for talim sore n PickerMr4 Pia" CA (416) Must be fartrhar with computers/daia entry Send unlit resume to file 1338 Oshawa This Week. 865 Farewell St Oshawa UH 7L5 1 tile. N.a+.Im S~.ft GROW WITH US Due to a growing demand for Culligan Bottled water, our sales team will be expanded in the Durham Region. U you are confident, self motivated, can wort[ independently and have your own vehicle, we would litre to hear from 1111 GOLF asNSE nidt �r��.o twP riff mplittip! Lo01k1q r®+ kwmed- - -y door il" This position offers potential b°sM00m Im Ma rayir�I.1�erp�a �� AooCb cap for a well above average income 905)435,17 far irraview M3144. No on a commission basis. we o1pfoltTMq. � tAl� a sMt L:1e w...w a .der Fax your resume in Conflden% OMEN MgEq Ca.1 101 sClmeo.e b wort Sum R ,a a . ,2pnc� �,od � awe.Itim mW ow (905) 841-0969 S. , d be , aean60 V r"111111111110510-31127 . biro a.p h.et a OW Plewa d 11.r.R-- Pbau tial Karat a1 (9051427 4754 at 231. W so on am of Y l"1 �) a � � Sed No POT -I= hlorts dae.r w.rted, Mor 11141 It , Rc bo41debb TNua ACCT UMMI - M �. ..rirolr.e41r ad , br PNbnNr �. Ilb1llEDIATE POSITION &%ad b msbl rwrrq fto CM w4s Durr 5100.000 arwy. 1Ni0 *VwMn$ EL'alte revile in ax available for alb► ipm� W- mom id ad ebefieell ' kupow inPkw l..r Obm 1I� ii eto M Experienced PNNE POOOOCIIMO 4 boM1 ter Enc Deane. Ib Neal rid dross icerlo wo slat ik.tract coitaoa Maintenance Mechanic !rfPN -ce . Tate- .q cad acco.uba- fro- R.D.L. Pid�rirl� 905 -CW 73M Fax 905 *7376 SOU ovou iom Dairy lane g 'I - d.s- r F is Knowledge of pumps, ge P ps, motors, nidal wp . 31000+eNil1y mae iMa.lriar ce f-� iaoix7i9;i1. UN N Our OF ■MMu Rise mor1A, to Meal dteriAe amour amp" wwa- fps Mir w porus. a sarli- conveyors, blowers, hydraulics, pneumatics, steam, PLCs, etc. for IM M UNE esus STME Male bdwm 3 b 4 hr.*W yip, Spbspe= for air Ut- wwp bcom S.o0as11p production plant. Excellent salary rtNrire ktCa.diably t.ttpirt W wart OWEM" SIA, aw"M stowd b Cwt mo- and benefits. tier sale auocute lex R Pleas tell Mt. Jolmsm 576 2700 9 - 9pm tie.bd ad haw a ttorutu at lir. AlIncult" bm*- Resumes acre ted b mail, +� se bit « air. Prase a NOIE N10111LM MHOED.II t1r.Md aw good oil skips fax (905}427-4986 or at not 111ep11ar bd appy r 97 our Start im Fa ane retAl d. Previous sea ,e LENNOX DRUM LTD. IOrrO St Ea0. Osfwa( ►ltd b ostlioa Cirpc)- ha filo. p.cloot cat 24 err:. 101 apaialos is a bli asses. sad re ume 10 f]tahale A : 233 Fuller Red. Ajax, Ont. S OFFICERS. Start Ira'see77'•7409. Nacre" Dairy Systans Ud. L1S 2E1 MI -lift Itrt•Nrae Or pat -Mie at i Apt o WON Fr10r (IOM- Pan• Go" Rap. Elora. On. MOB issiprr ont. Pk* of room 'caan t time. W-Mwe, hem industry. ISO. Fitt 519•3"11. �T� e7TGlE0 CMNIEr n. SWO-U 00. Fra Booklet. 416.631-4925 or lop orb: SMa Pull. re AwW mme. M imm 3 yms atpnialm Experienced and sot moMvat- Velide roaured. Visit ow web ske at wmAtin.com 0041st Code 4M* for HSM0 ail Au Cmdriorrrle W1111MV PWM Sabry aDar Mm expen- ed. Ability to read drawings ala. A1151111111111 10 (905) 430- Send WAAe b: P0. Boor "Al. t 603.0011 8010 or phmt (M) 430-365'. Whitby. On LIN SS4 10042 `. . ..,.tea... a..�.. ,. _.,.a. . •. .... ._.. .. .. .. .. a '+ ... e . a i l .,.'s • . . . . ..,+ .'. • • ... �. r. ._�-. s`a�. . . . . ...�..-.waw •.-+�".... .. +.. «�+.+,s+..�nY.reT.T.<.... .... _ a.w.... ^,..:«�+c^`-.�'-. ---•-...._-._. AM PAIGE 24.NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDfTION, AprN 11,1BY9 olid fNnytlN AurtAli °' "' Arddlkll tTel ► 1 tMi r • 1 -ANIS A Craft • 1 Arb a CNaIM AUTOMOTIVE SALES CAREER PrtDllssslmW Used Car Sdpprrrso m required, experience preferred: however, will consider persons with similar selling experience. Excellent compensation plan, company benefit package and friendly working environment. FOR A CONFIDENTIAL INTERVIEW: Contact: Gary Hooey Whitby: 668-3304 Toronto Line: 686-1441 &%RURN Chevrolet - Oldsmobile -Cadillac INSTRUMENT ASSEMBLER/TESTER For electronic remanufacturing company. Willing to train person with related experience. Call (905)668-6429 1:--r-r...=::� I sn o DHS Health Care Service 0 Serving Durham Region Since 1978 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSING OPPORTUNITIES Part-time/ Full time Days. Evenings and Nights (8 and 12 hour shifts) Criteria Required: Current RN registration CPR/First Aid Occupational Health Certificate, an asset Please forward resumes to: Human Resources Fax 905 579-2539 ® Girl Guides of Canada C,mtrW Arca RN required for Summer Camp Camp Adelaide. Haliburton June 27 - August 28 inclusive a.r Current certification of compctencc and registration with the CoUcge of Nurses of Ontario cr Current STANDARD FIRST AID and CPR certification -.Must carry own Malpractice Insurance 905-509-7182 or call Catty laaerr ad6 �Braran/ Heir al waft, amigtte. coledabl, GIRL. GUIDES OF CANADA - Central Arca Human Resources 121 Simcoc Street South Oshawa ON L I H 4G7 Fax 905-723-3666 SIMMd H* ltoseaNl 1 Radical DooM Durham Caratar FIT CeLIi. Ce1�re m�My kMveA Virom � more. 1818, 1 M. Tools 01 The Trades Shorn/ 3rd. Send msae to Dootal uiros licensed y repeim and ON= ra AndNson SL wat- refinistaer. WUMKB Do" Tape res resume to: I forsabuda�ys "0 Drake SL or gam stn headed Film d1 427--1443 fax ("W23."" hue 9857J6-6130 :{607.0.20m year HYGIENIC wed- v r dry EVENEUM VWYL taifea n dAjax. Fit* ruu essential. Smoiday kx MNalrs required � 9r m �''MMt- Da-10 location. Drivers i- lervier on 427 0051. lane: some trdW. mostly GTA. Resumes only: al to INMWNIC, OW or dBrr Rei - meant applemtl. Perm amm: s Sddm . (905) 660-9000 em. pan -bee posieouns ara;ybR 210. c Militia" A al yrX"Slor i saw AUCNUK for truck a trailer root Mustbe call b work stays, to-O.ovenughU upMr. Wo be 56 year ap- and wMMM1 '1. Fax resume to Bml w, or Beamait Shop a 905)6063112 by April 161h. MDmaeak On all 1 week end 1999, per anoNh. Mug be able to PIRSIDTIIERAPKT wa" to W* for"Hilloonnised ' Ow- limrUl Mrs 434-215. work a htl Nmt locum pow Son• quantities or single an- w Ilion Into SM. b Dee. 1999, in NECItANIC. fuN time or a bwy physio -crowed Private NNe wortMd. Call 905 852- athipoedic pub" in Pick - 4584 or 9015.852-2291. eft. pross"ity of part-time VARTIBME COINUTIER 0. in imPO0o. Fax resume b INFANTS -12 YEARS OLD In caring, safe, fun home environment. 1�ab Licensed by M.C.S.S. Reasonable rates Receipts, flexible hours. Call DUR W PR0lTSW AL HW DAYCARE 5W1W • 1 nli11 r EXPERIENCED LOVM care- WWvveer deeded. Your home (Uxbridge. Roserile area) OF our tam for 2 year old It Starts late April. Cal! 857- 9959. LIVE-IN NANNY Shift working w require highly energe- tic loving TLC to 3 chrilwdrxryen b underprovde 3 years. Rousekeepinq duties. relerernces a must. Care mer 6:30pm (905)42746224. PART-TIME Babysitter re- quired for 3 children. 8 Tuesday starting at 4�p.m Non-smoker, mature. Own (90 pis on a must. Call RESPONSIBLE PERSON re- quired Tuesday -Friday after schoot plus 2 evenings until 8 30pm A %11 year old. Your home or trine. Call 452- 3449 Orilicere AvailableIm ACTIVITY A FUN filled pro- grams for kids 18 mwft 8 up' Loving Lo rg Chiba are avail- ableOn Y (Alax). ECE degree 8 lots of experience. Shads d lunch ncaidee Re- s prp0011 Cal ANDREA 619.3138. ALTONAIFINCH Playmate to share wagon rides to the mart play, listen b SIMMS, etc. with my al. most 8374 3 year old. Please call EXPERIENCED ray am available Loving home. non Smoker First aid. CPR. NTgCM Naror es Law 8 Pearson Shcod Road. Norm bty .1ag4e.01. TM 428 M�Sbyy M97. LEAItNMG ENVIRONMENT in an Uxtxgge Home Davcare Epereriad E.C.E of 14# rwyirq a program in o+n home. asking child - Ion from nfsfa and top b kill available f arainrcepcs by tamiim Card at 852-9248 A LOVING NONE DAYCARE - am tyrws and quayy dndd. Mn music. 2yrs - 5M per csra9ipool. Nonsnhoring. tax re plov c�R.*9 aid Fam H:2, does to PICYenrp Go C (M) -W7-9600 NOTION of two dtrs bring rewble art -time care for yah Nbddlr n ire Brock/Dem- brook ta a. Crurve pay. walks to the pyo, nutrrtraa lunches and TLC! (905)686- 4026 MMMNG MMA / MIM: Loving dayart. 18 nal6 to 12 years. Daily oiitinps �terrinnd backyard and Wit). CraNs. ram him. music. W trmous Me* a snarls. Fire Ad. C.PR c~liol- 1smookMq. receipts. 905-428- TAMW 1 Errpbymerm LAWN NAMTEN NCE- pp��hnrrnn- ng. Landscaping. soadyi0• spring clean-up. plattirng gar- den renovations. Free so- mata. ng 90598578/0 SHIPPEJRMpEe�CBEdN1VEN, order truck. Will most Require full time. 512.50101f. mirrawm. Exslem resume and releF enter upon request. 72e - am. 1 Mwmw em WOOD PROMUCT$. truck bad of logs. boy now. RaOv for tand; year. p bum. (905) su-1sSpYMYL1 1 ]� Mo - BOOM. 44 nole, floor. do for lan b J= �g ith, who pl no, pip a0ni first. 51099, Plow 90542 1 ' im ANTIQUE aii , a cam set. 8 pm. tale, china ali- ne, sideboard 5 chmirs. $1 TOO. Cal 665-7630 IN4 4 -NN M okra -mote scooter wfh dim. exed- lern condition. Pad 55000. asking 52000 o.b.o. Cal (905 1710. 9 PC. oak dnioproom wm. MM, batch, nae, 4 side chairs, 2 arm chairs, new, must Sell. Cal Steve. home 1 da for Bob ANNOUNCING NEW lower Qrrce on mini dim satellites. Unty $249, after rebates, or lease from $12.49 monthly. Sewmming as row as . in"Itly. 905-655-3661. RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT - Hot and cold buffet . dirkrng- room chairs. tables. Call Art for nlo. 579-5777. SED, BLACK wrought iron a- n0py queen orthopedic mat- tress/frame. Never opened. $1.200. Sacrifice 5490. (416)255-0205. BLINDS Cut the middle man. Installer has custom made window coverngs. Vertical. Venetian. Shutters. Free esti- mates. (416)227.7777 or 19051-660.0072 or 1 -888 -369 - BUY DIRECT from the farm- er!!r Pork Sides. spring spe- cw. $125nb (get the Boo Body) aN Fad or Sign do - Bra -ma -rod Farm. 655- 5506 CARPET BROKEN, 100%. Nylon truck, plusn, stain re- sistant carpet. For 3 rooms. only $369.00 Prate includes 30 Sq yds carpet. dddmre pad am M$talgw in I=glrotsDon . n � hhome. NO impost. nes payment for Zone full fir' Daniel. 1-e00- CARPETS - kJK of carpet. I DO% Myron. new Stam rt kase profs an hard. I will arpu 3 roams. $349 Price dntlodes carpet. premium pad. expert wamubm test d* - ery. from ab111af1 (30 yords) Norman 6862314, CARPETS SALE: Lots or car- pets. 100% Na". 3 ronylpn oms Stan3 re (30 s4 yd.) inchodes corpol. "Mm pad and mstaKa- tan. Free m aaaa. carpet 'sigma Serving Durlwn and ralr ue'ddidg area. Sam 906 686-1772 CARPET AND Vain - Carpo thea mnis o 30 square y�r� from $329 rutaoed 1 wi 6s- rwint yrao bast code by 10%. Crotomr SabuaaiVon- . V1- rim•M I. Cal Makeres yoir tree twmale.905.431.4040 COMPLETE front door unit we A"Mu n Ston a side fight Good condition car hgb x 65 IN' wide. $275. SINbEAM g132 d hie ho wMew 3 sspp•••adp CRAFT SMy Ff�� MASTER o.air caidmonw. 7000 BTU. ppp0oodd candition 5250: tiCTAf,ON poor tale wan ding bona and cow 550: USE arpat. meceumx 11 prl brae Drown. i taidfMon, 10' x 9 am 2' ', 5100 filo S714i007. COMPUTERAmaalq FACTORY BLOWT.piynrfs l yr no Jaen St6M (oac) 333 Mlu loaded. pruner. m000 in rrna. aoltw- , aid mom Free Scarcer. do -Y and scup 1-800.5155545 COMPUTER SPECIALS - to0mhz Mum Media System 5333.. Pe n um Lapop $741: 166mhz. kamot 666 S atm 5: Sa waxt $1188: We IM domg tp- prades A tdMCWt repays 905- OWING 05OWING am SUITE. 9 pc. 6 dwrs. 4 -side. 2 -arm. billion and hada. oral table with 2 kers. Asking 51250.00. All in ex, NMnt codadiliorh.nN 95- 539.8331. HOfnM IN YOUR value goad for FSloop Wa mrs- Dry- �ApWW4 rn p.SriiN sets• 1Mataom�sW� and meth mldn mar! SM 04% 526 SIMCOE STREET SOUTH, OSHAWA QWms0b5pm 1y .a wm_ cow RIR COAT - lonow 4:111111- cow ao-cow bv^ Call l 41K sine 10-12. Appraised as NW. mo` 55000. (705) 716 WWACARE INTO fuhecia. 1S' Geriatric chit. loot tray. 'vmddtiokwtops Now, Asking SM 0.11A Cal (906)725-7801 Mosher NENM��OryyNperE APT. sins law. Softior. CCal57f-�0B NMIr 1M X-mick Ortlepe6t Pflowlop, sw arm home, MD in plastic, cost $1.700. SMI $6 016) 255.0285 OTCIIEN tupbomrdt. while, MN w 'dig 1' tonal, loonom V. rmSinkk A 11111, cook,all exp tan c, $1� covin. (905)665 -mm TOOLS. Tofu. TOOLS, For stridor. Microsoft mrWW 905-509-7182 or call Catty FURNITURESALE al waft, amigtte. coledabl, Stith �rNiN lyr. kNwtrdor 906589-7161. LEATIIQ JACOTS. up b 1/ aur. Kitchen coledabfes. sd9s w Slave. elegant embrd- 2 price, leader purse; from irl "fir much m'Apd M��m p � RPNINNIMT bone. for ttrKUO oboe nnWholy Ex- 0 luppmpe hon 619.99, more. 1818, 1 M. Tools 01 The Trades Shorn/ an asset. Fax asiont 01905 430-3655 or E-Maill Bill -Pym in ECGMohuV repty 1plher waNMt from $6.99. EveryBnkq Must Go. Farcy Sal. 2699 Brock Rd. N. Fick Om..10 00/3:30 $4.00. single from $139/set, b Fit 1324 P.O. Born 481, Leaner. S Points Mil 011e (51 3171, (613) 839- plus we are carrying new Olftm O L,Llll 715 hue 9857J6-6130 :{607.0.20m year ment centres, curio cabF CAGES AGES 'rim nets, sleigh beds, 7 pc. 905 117 sop Dole sets. sofa sets, oak GARAGE door repairs. broken office furniture, arrow m TwibN Rd. E. (1/2 mile Bad of TMtdw Ileo lid) 20 sofa sets, glider rockers, 7 pc. pine diners, oak table sets, coffee 8 end tables, all sizes mattresses, special mattress deal, single from $139./set; Double from $179/set, Queen from $199/set. Sleigh beds, 25 curio cabinets a entertainment units, 5 pc. cherry diner, 6 used sofas, hall tables, plus new car batteries. Mon -tial. 10.6 O.m..So" 11-4 p.m. NtLeen Andiona 432-2= or 11116-3281 WO TUM N Rd. E. Wh tyr MATTRE WANTED: 24x24 patio slabs FURNITURESALE mor enerkod stone. natural U1 Bond W. otltlatra colour Cal 72s 2343 JW1itF New FarnibNe. WEDDING PRESS, sin 7. are now reopened Slave. elegant embrd- and will be operating a op. princess kne. Complete mattress centre selling King Koil, RestrD- it" silk bodice with train. Has al been dry or 2 ladders. Said UK cleaned. Poi 51200. asking tic Slumber Sleep plus SM: Engagement ring. others. We have a special Mirgrx shaped diamond Sok- single from $139/set, taire set in 10K gold twisted Queen from $199/set, band. Paid $1300• askmq 5404-9896. ask plus we are carrying new for Barb. table d chairs, entertain- ment centres, curio cabF CAGES AGES 'rim nets, sleigh beds, 7 pc. 905 117 sop Dole sets. sofa sets, oak GARAGE door repairs. broken office furniture, arrow springs, cables. room, open - back chairs from $60. cars xnstaRed. Tumups. 549.95 Plus marry other articles. 416-336-0073 Drop In and boo. PFIV Articles Non. - Sat. 9.6, (416t 1.0531 Sunday 11.5 p.m. LIQUIDATION CENTRE, ANTIQUES711iIsokuteyf Ad - 181 Boed W. OsMots wa- always valuable. usually free! outright.es- 905-720.0560 totes w/some anignre cont- PMNO. Webber, six Cont no lima to value tan sidered). collections of any Black - beautiful pyeeaars� threat tone. New 53400. ask- Son• quantities or single an- w ng 511100. Tel 905 852-5362 bw lees. Special woo n Mootcron ponery. 111 try to W PIANOS / GRANDFATHER Spond to all grleres. Robert CLOCKS RENOVATION SALE Bowe n Amigm- Brookhn. New waits and Rocas kwon- Ontora (905)655-W49. tax tory Must Go! Huge i w, nn (905)655.5501 of new and upd Ponds New "I" Dimas tm m fm and CASH OR DEALS. We Buy. up Rent b OWL 11y00% of am Sea a more, Pay top donor for, stems Home aiidiN Huge mei rodeo. car audio. bits. CO s. of grandfather docs from sm and up Cammotto, games. gold. do- furniture. aapppp1whoa. TELEP PIANO 433.1491, (905)433-1785 905571-2274 1( NCA. M. SATELLITE. new (9D5)b65 all■adN forms iii workwig 5135 including feu oarl aro (am drareMR open) View A GOOD TV or v C R top BDO dwnnels. $689.99 irstwatm awalabk. Card WANTEDriot. FOR FAST �a for 6 m i it H$$ PICK - UP CALL 905.4364525 (905) 725-0196. (905) 626-9986 All WOODEN FURNISH - NEXT TO OWN new and re- INGScoratlarge ori Can tandiborned appuMca. and new T V's Full warranty pad. 9rry OS 106 9370. * s Madw. 905263.4369 or BUYING ANTIQUE and dxri- 1.500.7965502, tecata cortnrns indooling NAN iNEO- Qra>liry wooden ftds 8' X 8' m kA. only ea coptur priaesestaa. Bat posse Karn. 5339 pus W. Many other 905 985 x1611 Sues and styes available WANTED - NOT WHEELS a p�a�s and decks 761 SIZZLENSMatch box. 5tAlio Rd 11M 3. ung mom ars. and cow a�uto- For mice yfo a!! 905 619 nsobve toys. Cam 263-2661 2093. endrip Sip :TAINIEtS Cot $3495.ISIEaEYLpMhot pldganore Aper MX2X2 f5445 eMnsel- knyse traria/attaelanena vowbi~ rowspray- r.pr7a5pseprner 52495 . Ha beverage KSlOO. shop�cmoi Marr V with Danthaw4nxessom Cam 905-655.3066 WANTED. WILL PAY FACE VALUE. PLEASE CALL BRUCE 'OSHAWA WHITBY HANKY AMJM"S Sala/ I THIS WEEK' SorwouPans New Shipment 905-579-4400 arrived' K,achon-Aid frost -Ira E)R.2Y07 lodges. Ilw new. rew $1200 oly $450 Senilemik; al- WANTED: 24x24 pato slabs mond stove. Nt-M. 4yrs. fire new 5350 Large selection stoves. 519wup Washers $15Wup Dryrs S15Nup. Chat freezers 7W 5200 Large SOMCIM rebuilt ap- plinces Finaric:PV vailable OAC. Up to Tyr warranty 426 Siwe SLS. (905)728.4043 PN*AAK FumnLotE...Now oskbrairip our 25M Amiver- sary..Nl are table SPK5a1- itdt...roanf. oval. rectangular, Sg1- pedestal. harvest tables.WE MAKE THEN ALL! ... Need 11c aid/or interlock stone. natural colour Cad 125-2383 • 1 Ane a QeM CRAFTERS WARM at 'The Get n heCourbce MShowplace*�Mar- lel. 4 fen. so at Oshaw LM us show a SMI craft di- rely to t at do not haw b to Them is NO 6 morNh contract. Also. w cowl mita I ha rent l you Zrip by April 30. Cal 905 1361024. sue OF colour. NO beauu We hadVA each tableb imi4aal iv am..Our iwMUmem A, faauMmilO Euttertakwnt tolls. ibMie aria. Dinng loom, SALE - WM POOLS. Floc OWBalli" mud QMM OIDaipns. U""dic �Oove gourd ing�dscYrgP�age am. dm grads- ea......Drap n ea o and sw 21iaduo- , i5 mdwu lin- SIM SIM diff ice Art w -..e0 or 2 ladders. Said UK lel you pump. mnobr. ale. 1 80p4r�8 how Tiffin Ira note 7561 made.....is R MIW*W....'rhm is No Suub$WM for Oeeli- ty'....:.Tradlw, III * ; 1 Lala r' 7. 115 Nada m pat RoMd (S. RaRd.) Pon PeM, FOUND _ I" haired CN, F whltt ad him*" Ano i905-90H�.04a.. •a rIMUNrMd. SoMk WesNMy mtd FytimY, Aims. Telplioro 427- IIiMr aFutOpMUsR $1116aq / up, loadno dryma $1251 �M asT.Bth- 9133 FOUND - Allah 31st on Pop - 03 $190 / up. now and readCaN 420 o � coin oI; wmsters ad dryers all low prices. New FOUND baa Wild roma kidges 5460 arm up. how 3r wile dark I W. pe�11 SIMON M. foam napo, WhRs's Rd. a wimdors Wide S/- at coot eau and mMd appianss. Cal m lodmy, and Hwy 2. Clionam amlcYan rugr Waillod" Sltplaaeaut's Appiaoas, (416t 1.0531 Selo. SMrvka, Parts. 154 FOIINO Wf1Ae Mbrt haired Brute St OMesee(905) s76- CN, docla ed. Very f"M* 7448.we1 Mte wvrvr.dutrlem Fowm2 (906 ....ww11-%XW AV. mea. Cal 9• 7.dp vANl0U5 Nems: Range. lo-• 1 III uppMMf pill, sMtlon, 10 years d0. ooffdm aio� 5250: Range hood, AMERICAN COCKER SPANIEL almond. SM. Ex noise bike pups for sale. Adorable flow SM: Mair WAW $100; cars- rtes at love. Terody hone posing tele, ideal for cal- raised. CKC Rtg'd. Shots. DOM. $200: doulU Maidess 985-021 Sink $20; kerare heater OSNAWA DI EDIENCE Assoc. S25; crib, wamy madrals, Clam Starting Mdrmay, $5P 509-9688 T� am Bev. 199o* and Pro m) j r .4; CRAVEN'S CREATIONS Is Closing April 30, 1999 We are having a store -wide sale 30% OFF - Supplies, Greenware, Bisque 50% OFF - Molds, Kilns, Kiln Vents, Shelves, Slip -O -Matic, Slip Mixer, & Other Equipment Finished items excluded. 500 Wentworth St. E., Unit #14 Oshawa, Ontario (905)438-0778 I CRAFT VENDORS WANTED or the "FOR YOUR HOME SHOW' SAL & Sun May 8th & 9th 9 am.- 4 pm. - at Whitby Iroquois Sports Centre LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE!! CALL LISA FOR DETAILS Oshawa (905)-579-4400 Ajax (905)-683-0707 290 .�'.""'-"' 290 =W' ""11•"11 THE BEST FOR LESS AT K9 CONNECTIONS DOG OBEDIENCE o Puppy Class $62 e Novice Class $86 Call 905-438-1711 Coming Soon..Agility!!1I 300 300''�"�" BUYING OR SELLING? "MARIGOLD LINCOLN MERCURY" Your one slop stropping for "ONTARIO DRIVE CLEAN EMISSIONS TESTING" and repass as wall Mechanical Solely Ca koro 1.11M� WO4093 .A_14 X*4W154WW pups 2nd re. bnrptu nwW add looks. butterscotch colour. barn Jan 3098. $375. all (705) 944-5347 LHASA APSO PUPPIES ready to go. minature ava"bel. various Golan. First slats. vt docked. dewormed Cad Jude 905m -BOOB a Joanne 70571!63124. STAIIS MMNABLE at private barn. north Whitby. indoor r- ent. said ring. vas" stall. n- dvidual heft pr ran. Ex- cMlem care (90555-9991. Susan. DURHAM AMU ADOP- TION. has many young to ober adult can fye� a nnow with slog of clog to homes. ram sometimes are available. Many rte , .. to larger WOO of dogs also for adophoM Polls ~Supplies ad donations; ancane. Cil (905) 438 11 Wei- IWIIII--w1 moor MNECKST FARMS, horse laidiii0 70' x 150' is000r av- ow ouwm rnap Seal group twuomL lodt d tai room. (905H3179179 11 AMeaetlea kff Sob IMtn CryeMe CUuk. Body in good mhmre.reiNNe car. Now frilly ad lira. NMds edoW and rad work. Fact SM rain it trey. Cal Slave al 416.96F860 Bid. 333 diy- tire; 906.723.2351 eawrrlps Im and wfimlooks awbreidt, nom;tinea. SUFW fuel � w� ma cap a niter. 161. Asking 51375. Cal (905)03-8167 IMA GRAND MAMA - a- gNMot tw ddm. 130 kms., howtin w ea a brain. HIS tear ermlaion Used. 53500. Cer- tiiMd 852-5118. 107 JAGUAR XM. ExeWrt condition. Owe. 150kms. Fel- ly amoom abc. Leamr in aiw. NEW SOU San rool. $7500. OMys (905)4116-0017. Nights; (416}756-0115. H0 VOLKSWAGEN Jima 174,0001lns, now bras, pba�nitpa� .�nalk"Wor a water 51800. Cal i!j�6ill runs Brut As l IM FORD ESCONT, 4 or. black, air con. acedrn on PS. we taken care of. roe prix en esumt cannon, 52000 ow. 1-705328.0261. (SMD) "0 JEEP CHEROKEE - 4 Lot. 4 wheel drive 52500. Cao 720-3107 1M1B PLYMOUTH Voyager SE. 1 aetntler turbo. 7 on - 5 2500 of but offer Cad (W5K2d-6291. lave 1Ma MERCURY SABLE - 4 door sedan. loaded. new ex- harst well mmfarsd. 51800 as s. Call 905-723-7179 I= SUNWRO, auto, tor, am/ fm cnsdk. air, bra. Sunoco. 52300.9059853719 1062 PONTIAC BONNEVIIIE. tuoybaled. now mom. now front and back 58250 ortlied. 728-4917 0431ul %; on USam CaN 2-7253 IMA DODGE Canaan SE. 7 pupa with quad seating. at pospow mirrors,e. Ill. po Aamomq cassm. 109,000toms. 311995. (905)579-17977 or al 24mft2- 1Mi Geo AUIe 4400r while. AWFM radia. low miMigS. ga1 TAM KM'S, my easy a 9:90.690�pm or X70009' 619 after 6A0 40. M4 PONTIAC SUMBIRO, 552195., 12 monk NtlmoMB lue MEREM 53.195., 12� od 1 of SNISSAN I 53,996., 12 mondo 1$000� 9k0mS) wall DEALER DanNight 01277-32500 Ftp « WE R EYERYO�II>EE First 1111# blry- ers, bankrupt, bad credit, no credit. You work? You drive! Lots of choice. Down or Trade may be required. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEM 995-706-64M 11 ler ll.lM' IVAKE UP NMNAN11f CER- TICAII NAS HONESTLY CHOPPED PRICES. THE CARS ARE BEAUTIFUL. CHECK US OUT. Eq. New ar- rivals. 96 Cavalier 4 dr., 5 speed. Luck you! $7,777., 91 Park Ave. loaded. 125K, Champpaa��he, like new $9,885. 92 rk GS, v-6. loaded. 130;Slryla, sack only 56.855. 92 Lumina Euro, loaded. 157 K, mint $6.855.. VANS - 8e Chev rsion conve. loaded, go fishing. salt $6.665. 96 Astro loaded 4 x 4, 70K, silver now $13,955. 94 Transport loaded. 3800 v-6. 105K. now 510.955. 92 Chev S-10. v-6. aft, 141 K. perfect $6,855 CREAM PUFFS - 91 Izuzu Stylus, air, auto. 77K, now $5.655. 92 Geo Storm• teal air, auto. $5.555. 90 Cavalier coupe. auto. 175K. one owner nice $2.995. 90 Sidekick AX 4 x 4 165 K. loaded. $5,555. 86 •Dodge convertible $1.650. As is. CERTICAR AUTO CENTRE, 155 KING ST. W., AT MID- TOWN MULL, CALL 579.206 OPEN SUNDAY. SUMMER CONVERTIBLE fun 1974 Fiat X-19. 2nd owner. 40.000 original miles, good condition. 4 cyl. 4 sod, allays stored indoors. excellent car for the right individual, asking $35000BO 623-4775 M!= A A A AUTO- Cars trucks. boats We pay up to $10.000. Cash on she spa. Any wnn6- tio . any yah. Cao us NJ lire. 21 Yours. 7 days.3p mn. ser"M 90$.065003 or 905-7065234 CASH FOR CANSI We butt used vehicles Vehicles must be in rus ng condition. Cam 427.2415 or come b 479 BayM St Eau. Aau at MIXiW AUTO SALES. 1 Tram IN4 JeCaprredipppyiJm1Il0 Pick up with 217,000 Idlrowler1800 a« d7 1506 w Cao Mike 905 666 IM DODGE RAN 158. Runs excellent 5800.00 as is. 905- 965 -M 06965 -M sip 1I0 MAZDA 8200 loitered Cuuom pant. skcrs. 302 Bo- U. 5 speed. 56000 as is MX more irlamaion. Tra- vis 9059053183 snp 107 Dad" pickup, now bras. exeskm runner $3000 After 6 p.m. 1-705357- 2015. 106 GNC Pickup, 6 cylinder. aido, strep. air coddiborq. immaet"of. II5.ixii n ttrtied asking $13.900. Call (905)665-0078. 107 qua. Wok Truck. 04, V6awlodSpd-air. Sam. alum. wlnseU, bed kip. 29K. 516,200 obo. aA: Also 1978 Linton Town Cal. Dodd Shape. 51750 as W bo. 725.1995. + 1 w0 wok v oicL rrm good W*Ca(smpj06-MM or x 1M)B DOWeE CARAVAN SE. 27.000 km. 3.3L V6, am. overdrive. boded. S1a7S0/ after. Call 434-2775 t Tfalm CODON FOLDING Camper Trailers by Flet m nod, 11 model on &SPIN let show - MM. OPM 7 days a wait. Finameinp agil". HOMOMY Wald moire a Rv rsrnm Io- aa1Ud on 012 Hwy. (Brock St Whitby). 3 12 km. norm of Brooldin (now a mud). 905- 655-MM 05656-MM 1.800.509.1854. NEW MM46MHcrasympii takes. Sim S Vft 905-M 4200. btn cort" Sm. 1726 /383 n22 106 CMMUEN 2 dr. 5 spud. SO., n is., din biro 1902 KDX 250 =2.350., 1996 RT100 Oil k* Md 5,700., 1995 XRBD 4 strap $1.600., an in great shaoM. Also custom double stidoo trader with ra111p' ., a (905) moo .. -e .. ': ,: • � ; •... ,-e'r~ i ,'. ,. -. __ � � _•'-Xi�15 -ADVERTISER �1�1�'IIAY a MarNle fall TIO► y a r 6DfTk/�iwIa '1:P 19ii40 's iii* a; Rent a 1 1 pMM • 1 noire kir 24' FI/REFORM flying IieM 1 per 1 N.rr j 1 Lob 1W Sob Volvo Pinta out drive. tandem trailer• boat in condition, needs work. lotor $5000 o.b o. Call try Cresdiner. Grew. Sunstream. Mirro- Fboats Bowriders. Pontoon boats Deck boats. Cruisers) New b Used. Fiberglass b Aluminum. Huge selection outboards. Low Low Prices. i3pen 7 days a week. Holiday world marine b RV Centre. orated on #12 Hwy. (Brock ,t Whitby). 3 172 kms north �f Brooklin. 905.655-8176. 1- Lq 589-1854 CHRYSLER 11 1/Z n tsuw DER 105hp rebuilt Chrysler board. Swivel, bucket/bed 1;. Heavy duty till trader. -Wady to go 53850 (905)- 5351. MAHOGANY 14' Run -a -bout u 40 Hp motor and trailer !-0 CaH to view 9B5-0059 1 RecrestlorMl VC**$ 1984 HOLIDAIRE Ford 350 V8. 120K. dual at. cruise, 900 Very clean. Sleeps 6. !se Call 905-4304833 11 Aparmmms For Rent and 2 BEDROOMS a,adable tst or May 1,t orated e 146 Masson SI and 350 ..,ga Rd . f)shawa Sart month all mGVti Call 576-624 Ar.,' .� 2 BEDROOM apt near Osha .a centre and 401 Parkin aundrYY, storage Avadabl May 15T Non Smokers P 'erred S6Wmo pkvs hydro 905-579-0246 2 BEDROOM apanm-1 with hreplaG bhp kitchen. with antrarKe CIO" to 401 and mall Avad4ble amMedMtmy First and list. re4nencas 686-5783. June 1st. ORION bw. suite, avail. is low- rise class quid well- Msidaised bldg. Appliances, paarkisg utilities, caNera il� For appt. call 666-2450 .1 AVAILALLF Amt to - ,,,,. irlt: two bedroom apt. Gentry A. parking. laundry. 404- :9 AA OSHAWA 1 Large Bed. n• -it apt Puking. stMred Bund phi ry, .eenrycinom'C. bus rook. -ask bath GA. $70Nmo, kill s +e Avail. u nmd. (905)-138- 8'3 AJAX 'i4wy/2/Westrrey. Lige bedresmhfrished tint bedroom aPart- ment Air. parkuq entran4e. 1 piece=AaNhljp nets f 70p krc. Avytabk May I st Tel 905-127-0405 AJAX large 2 bl4rooN baw ment apartment. AN inclusive. No pets pNem. FiRt alp fil l Available May 1. Se00 TN 905.427-2922. AJAX, FiaNhplorh bdrm. 1 Dapl S aw 1 yr mit June 1st. 0325/no pyo . No Pets. Clow and Co. re netred. CaM_ pepnrbysa Tan- ner Saks Soon . HenUge Nrc. (905)619-9800. AJAxnIMICIIER a ItSMO cit. 1ni2P� 2 Iledroors and• ven, lama Two Ifni- Vale Nopets 2car peklg Basmew Is MAY ISL y96O • �� I�13 a 416-757- 7131 AVAILAKE g�EWTELT, in Whitby Apt. buil0inp. spa- douS, Carpekd, �_ ShODpin9. 'U ND`s khcwkkdid led requred, no pets, 1 bedroom 1690, 2 bedroom, S7gg. 3 bedroom Sego. CaN 430-0134. rivAILABLE MAY 1ST, Ajax large 2 bedroom walk -out basement apartment viva" entrance, laundry, parking, walking dKU1110 m 0-N ameni- lies, no Smbkjnp/pds. 5850 Inclusive. 686-0167 after 70 m RENT -WORRY FREE 1, 2 & 3 Bed. Apt*. Refurbished & New Appliances. All Util. Included. In-house Supt. & Maint. On site Security. Rental Office: Mit - Fri. gem - 8 pm Set a Sun Tpm. spm VALIANT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT SOS -079-1020 APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. Includes fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: www.bigfootcom / -high riser SICK OF REN 14Cx OWN YOUR HOME - ITS EASYII • First Time Buyer? - Call Markt .. • Discharged Bankrupt? - Call Marld , Not Much Downpayment? - Call Markt s ./ Mark offers honest. professionall, no pressure service to help you own a hone. (905) 571-6275 or 14KXM340.6275 Mark Stapley R -Saes Red. Flernau AbINy beef Estats Ltd. - a 1 Name Fa Rant YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE? -i WN from 1700/month .I Not Much Oowrpaymentr» (905)571-6275 1-800-•840-6275 Mark Stapley BA nAR1 nu h,.,. , SSWI 6 months free. From 550000 Income requirement 'rom 127.500. gross. GII Ken CoNis, Coldwekl Banker 905)728-9414 2 BEDROOM sena on quiet Court in Oshawa. Private drive. fenced yard, no pets. SEIM. RfStAaSt/relere" available June 1st 723-5739 or 404-2873 rAt in; building lots. near Unsecured term loans, prime rate Orono 1 5 acres 169.000, 2 5 Why wait - (:onw>lidate now acres $79.000. Waiter Frank Mortgages 1st, 2nd & 3rd R al. LePage Frank R E (905)576-4111. Private funds available with equity -__ Cmn. Sake 1 For MINDEN-Big Gull Lake. nice sandy shoreline, cottage and Ask for Sylvia Jtdrs bunkle. pine rmen ir. furnished (905) (A&2557 (905) 430.14429 Cal (705) 657.8072 evenings. WATERFRONT COTTAGE LOT IF40TAIN ousimeo on Big Clear Lake 111/2 hr y 1 taanrnouee{ r exilmerowees r- lag[ Oppomdtlee 1 OpportlNrlNee drive n/e of Oshawa) 15m sandy beach. fully treed. AI - AJAX BASEMENT fo, rem GOOD HUMOUR - most 15 acres Hydro and OSHAWA O HAWA USE Df lacihtie5 all mtklstrt DICKIE DEE ICE CREAM road to lot. 125.900 GN 905- 05 436-7162 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH first and last required $475 Per marlin TEL 619-09% Has an exclusive mobile vending 1 Camper 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. FOR RENT May. lat. 4 bed - territory available in Pickering. Package TromwSaell Parking included room townhouse shared aC- includes equipment, exclusive products. $5900 BUYS your own fully Stove & Refrigerator. COmmodations large spa. training, strategic planning and on going su rt. Small investment serviced trailer lot. near Go. acesand igrreat Parquay floors throughout. k kitchen.kctRkdnl B re uired. pP0 q ttuureettrees. tdiwar Close to schools and shoppping. assn`. 401. Pickenng FirstAast re- Inquire about joining the leaders in the swimminp all amenities 1- 416-431-1555 From $910.00 including h dro quered GB 905-619-2560. ask for Michael ice cream novelty industry. Call 14OM-t109-4124 or www.dickiedee.com cAMP INN ')n Duck Lake 60 Call 905-721 -04 80 bedroom 5725 plus Hydro. 4 Age miles from Toronto. 270 aacct� 'esort, home. no Des Aavaiabie May roe•.n,,........ ..... 5 BEDROOM SEMI -Detached extra large shaded•' ar>� R«et PICKERING Fully furnished or unfurnished roams with Ca- bk b phone lack. in quiet ex- eeutive home Share kitchen. washroom, laroom Bus, parking KfalSonalibliel rate 427 9007 1 1 BACHELOR ONE bedroom ONE Del,�om nasemerl aCr N AJAX AJAX BASEMENT fo, rem and two bedroom avauable ria Private emnance Ldundry. Gr d room 1 etached 4 bed. USE Df lacihtie5 all mtklstrt Ist Non smoking. no its 728-7861 parking. 1650 utilities includ- ed No snaking. no pets. ref- ea Dye home. 5 ap- s. 1 year mm. July 16, first and last required $475 Per marlin TEL 619-09% BACHELOR apartment I ppit• ertrrces required Ajax. avail- ode 99. t; 99. firkStred mc room Wood stove. $1200/monmly pus FOR RENT May. lat. 4 bed - are home, on Liverpool Rd.. a sov". to more dehds uGMks Credit acrd references room townhouse shared aC- ,fly furnished second level. ONE BEDROOM clean pine, re0 it GR Jacqueynn COmmodations large spa. jolt 839-12/ central Uxbridge Sawny Gr.. -Saks Sat k kitchen.kctRkdnl B BACHELOR BACHELOR APT $512/month- aieldi lRekues rnduded Av m 1. 1999 905 - 1 ) ryry-"cr'rJ9e (905)61 assn`. 401. Pickenng FirstAast re- Plus utilities, 3rd floor walk- i. no elevator. errpurnes Cal; 852-0068 AJAX Crrmbel 3 bedrxxn, 4 quered GB 905-619-2560. ask for Michael Mark 852-3101. Leave Ines• OSNAWA, 2 beoroom apart. appliances clean well kept bedroom 5725 plus Hydro. 4 Age merit near Dslrawa Centre. home. no Des Aavaiabie May roe•.n,,........ ..... BAILEY/LIVERPOOL clean 2- Parking re Dasennsrr main Hour of triplex, electric Ist SM11110 . uWfts (905)- 613-0768. ':-drppm basement apartrMM heal rill pets- 1Mail re- Wired. $750 enduShl avail- room S550lmon" , Waking ,,)se to all amenities, non- smoking. rip pets Mailable aOk 905434-6255 AVAILABLE May 1st, house for rem 3 -bedroom WV*W April 1st 1st and bas. $7001 PICKERING LIVERPOOL R0. in Oshawa. pus t -bedroom -0taL 905.420.7079. large 2 bedroom oaserri m . 2 fridges BROCK 80./401 1.1 bedroom fell bathroom. kitchen. 4 air a sov". to more dehds condo 2 baths. 5 apokanca. giarices a"rt neighbours. was• 19051728 2553 ensuffe laundry, 1 wiper_ ramp landil no peh 5850 Call (416)494 3765 {EAUTIFUt NORTHEAST 0 Parking. dose to ewe- or (905)770-7222 OSNAWA. Newt' decorated. 3 ryr+low�ipr MOO per more rrnckil apartmmR wah pr-lowerPM bedrooms fenced yard. W sive. Call (905) 831.1537 PICKERING VOW 1 -ped- • d� to school {ROORLIN, t-ltedroan 5720 room Dasemerx apartment. Parking sin GDk. I s1ppp°q . are. no pets. $950 utnartitef IstAast retor- Inclusive 2 bedir in 5695 t p" Mpro 4 appkNroes 3- �eol1 p $old of emmedialey. 1905) bedroom 5725 plus Hydro. 4 last- Call9115126193/ MAWA alppkarom Also 1 IarOe room dean home queer subdivision 5 BEDROOM SEMI -Detached $420/month and, I. Near PICKERING. executive homt Home fenced yard New ifaenmes CA 655-5&V 1-becroom BASEMENT MPT. Windows RIM parks Waling COURTICE- 2 OWroom prwam cam. '�"" rJosN• distance toNo raft Oshawa Col.... C1 279• WESTSHOREHOME FURNISHED BEDROOM ProtesSloral person wanted to share beautiful 4 bedroom, smoke tree home. Two fire - finished basement, 2 iev- el deck. barbecue, private backyard. seconds to beach and yacht club, veryry gtaiet mature street. 5500/month all inclusive. Available Immediattely (905)420-9038 (905) 4744= LOUTH LJAx- 1 hunk m Clean b attractive basement slhbODrig Tel parkrrnp 5690 ImOnth ALL xe- dusrve and 1 funNs ill ileo- 743E idttr Bean or betpe home close to trxst i. peri s. apartmea Pr decorakd. full M. rum room S550lmon" , Waking 430im. Shared I-1 Femrtle gPreferred. S350/mos. am. aha. walk to Com e sobiilY ( 8376 (b111ti1CF: 2 odim Drrrgabw ViaLa Ara4able May 1st. 905-426- 2668. Parking. Caet a laundry Non d_ yard a =o�n1- bourfloSWOImo 1I�1 L� AwwB� i 642 MO.11selel)"Joill -smoky b m Pets plefer, 1Si/ys1 $750 SOUTH O large. clean 1-bedroommorn basementArea iK indeaw Mo PICKERING • RoseDmkNtir r indiusive 438-8045. awmem. separaw anal �•• utilities. Wandry. part- pets Avail immo6a" CAN `3 lee manage Sr nOle rrOn Smlpkirq professional *name seeking LARGE newly rimil d bright 2 -bedroom legal borer rap rridrrdW. No smoke riG' 56W`d"dh FirslnaSt AJAX-NAlIW000AArLY, 3- sharear roam mile (o lila) to Slgrt ileo 3 Deboom houSe- apartmmR wah pr-lowerPM AvariyNe May 1 s Relererrc bedroom main floor $11251 Very dean. fireplace. 7 a� trance. exmral-air. oak lutch- en. 4-appitences, large prrva a message sw � nhorrtn am wicN6eve. FrstAast, ew- no pets am to an am pkarices f600/rmornf,y. 839 Sete aner bpm ►enttd yard WeaneyM waayy 2 ora. Avadabla 726- 7 420 12B1ties s� Immo"ety Nt/WNITE S RO.. Pickering monm intlusrve Ref- . Re MAWA dean home queer subdivision urence ererrcet lst/tast req'd. CaN Strong Family 81dg. ly HOUSE FOR RENT - Zoned Commercial Bloor St b Park Dv conservation aha Stove all faowa lemake preferred Large 2 a 3 Units. Ishoppin Rd Detached. 1172 storey. non smoker. no pets. avail - IN WHITBY PRESTIGIOUS West Lynde. May Ist., mom UtlhtieS Included. Easy prwak driveway 4 bedrooms, 2 kitchens. $5i5 . inumil . able now, $375 mone4y, snare utilities 839-7540. floor a bungalow. 3 Did- rooms, parking, tented yard. access to schools, For at) t. call Trevor (416)714-3643 OSHAWA, 4 bedroom, dose houseWHITt - Five "bedroom noose to shire 2 Gads. two appliances. dear schools/ (905 721-8741 to scrods a parks, fenced kitchens. pod. Ot*dm hos- parks. 5850 qus share tarsi- Des. lsiAast, 905 666-5222 a TWO IEDROOM Dascment cL work roll ccs a must. tub. Parking. laundry Two message (905) 668-8620 apartment for rent. Hwy 2 and 5950 pus. test a last. avail- rooms. a raitaok May a June KING ST. E. Avail. its Rd. Pitkerng Hydro, able Pay 1.905.6659107 1st 5425 all indwsrve. WayrN 9D5430-2461 y Ist. , inNrhed., or May 1st. 1 Dorm. rnrJudeO. Cale Nrtk 416)496-7393. PICKERING VILLAGE. 2 bed- rooms. lots a Parking, dose caNbmkrmNe new apt. in triplex. Large Irv- to schools. quiet 5900 . It*- For KIM ing room. kitchen. lupe back- 5650 inckasne. WHIT/T, CLEAN and spar- ties. Avaikabk immediately rid. Cal 728• 8006 Cions 3 bedroom main floor of Douse. Canby Cal 839-2512. 1446 PICKERING PARKWAY 2 and close toappliances, Go station. Iiardwaod Goofs. P CKERMS VILLAGE. 3 bed- now bedroom. caw. indoor 'poo i AJAX LARGE 2 Nd. pose Mad. mai. apartment. 2 Sepxak larindly tacifks. Paolino. use room house 9 chwo a Ray par" first sass amwwm. await a garden. May 1st. 58507 � suitable 2. No pips. $1200rmwm Pius iaiifiet. Connie Mr. Clark Call 905-831-2210. k No lads AvallwSR"". Send. • for working person s), from- (905) 6E3-2741 MCLAUGULNr SQIMK - 2 mo. 7N inew- am in. Sill 15tAS5t. smoker, no dogs. 668- 3011. bedroom. 1 M baths, o nsub laundry and etoraQe doors. LARGE 2 BEOROOM above Wow. b--1 aWMW WIMT/T ONE /EOROOM, PORT "Moo", &Ilgalblr 3.1 "bedroom, 5 appliances. aeisize 1 4f b 2 wV pul SPa facrlfines OrNiards an ftirblr, 0 SmONM N Bowniumi lle. 3 bedroom. Cal (416)789-4145 or central ale, "raw No pets. �� intpn m. NtAltt lads; avaiibk May 1. Four (905)665.7543. Finished basament. June 1st. fest and tut. PWS, hap Uftu.(905) WNITBY, eadw" 11 bed- $1.350 talus. Cw do" Man- MMT{Y one bkVoow 5750 incisive. 2 bedroom $825 666-6608 room available in wd maim tared 4 Sive ; lie- apn-9 MS) 425-9766. P,,- "G- T� � M � LARGE 2 bedroom ala n ably Lld.9054W7777. HDW sG • WaWmd a 401. FSM mi AN walk to GO Station_ looking farldholl New appNarl gas fireplace, an 60 xm WRTBY,1 bedroom basement WANTED: HDrse and bam to for i dew Mf - (905) - 6668787 ramah otmdoor ewifMlllg pilo non-smoker rip lads, 5600 mhorrmry al incisive. rsN 10Agterm. Suinble for otReea and more. 5950. inclusive. Ave"* May 1st Cal ��. 1Wd 905• e 1 FnVaa Cal A* (41%%5- 9100. (9051 -26.7 ININT{T THREE BEDROOM 1 lmwA .e" 7M SO- Fr. DownW m Ux- LARGE apartmett dupkx. May 1. $875.hlfdro. Fro` roe for astray$beaten. Wes&rn ex- , raslMr,-bedroom in0 ofdBEAIITIFIII 3 bedrooM2 3517 prnI d I 56chads; a Nrst/lut goa storey bwldhohhse 2 12 balls for slo a (garageAAvail�able June lst� w0- 1L e�ian�GeM W and coin WrldIY faaliaes ND as required. $1150hno.. iefr calbfh• e"fy renoiabt (90511 728-7861. lads Avaiahk Trow. Cal 576- 2151. n oes. WNY no ow you ava D Cal (905)-721-235& your pen home lor Nu ion CARRIAGE KILL TOWN- b dakm • LIVERPOOL) rill 1100 Sq.ff. you think?!! Cal Dave Hay- HOUSES - 122 ColbatM St. E. Modem 2 -bedroom. 4pc. 2 car paltilq June 1st 5775/mblrA lock Sales Rep. ReNax Summit Rally (1991) Ltd. Oshawa. 3 bedrooms avail- able JuneJuly 1st. For appL /MALL OFFICE includes washroom. $30Q Also 500 sq. . IIBNum. No pds. Sepaw (905) 668-3800 or (905) 666- 3211. Cal 434-3972. DOM R Plus 300 sot it. m luankM. AN hydro. wamr induded. enlraM e. Call (905)/T0 5192. 1 1 ow Washroom, office, workshop andunQawarehouse. Immedwe OUVEAMRMOMY, Nice 2 WILSON)OLRIE area, l W buldfIqq Two-bedroom MCURNI6. MMT, spa- otic 55501KYGtSSout - _ Apar kKa- 6866880 Ddrm. appliances, gbndlY• parting. fenced yard. U10ib" included. Available now if available ilome atey. Fridge, stove. It". hydron- duded. No (1096. S7/2/moM. cions room, staved bath room, k tW. includes Palm dry, able, access to Dark -10 1 PAN May 1st. $725. month. First/ Carpet. 1 park �a yard, suitable to one non cillum1 LAKE HD Last 9ftry Gill (9051 g6g a . quilmi smoker, S390Imo. Agit. May 1s.905.839-1076 ;mg. Clean 2 a 3 bedroom. Good Swimmiq and fishing. No Pets. Cal (7051656--4981 ampsdes store pool. play- , • 1 Fbrea • 1 1 Pubk Nod. • 1 1 Publk 14.6. ?round. modern facilities. summer season 1745. Call Y•c Rtrrale CLEARWATER. rally furnished and central air Conditioned. 2- 3 bedroom mock (perma- rknt) homes Pools. ha tub. near beaches and major at- tractions. Children welcome. Photos $275 weekly (905)683-5503 1 I F Horn r0- $1.000 FINDERS FEE rP-re location Whnecliffe ;Cour xl 35 h tit. open backyard 1.200 sq. n . °t�storey. wrtyl gas fireplace. (905) 15{1 5U.- Or 10 Pre- ferred area 8owmanvlk • 1 Reontredone • 1 Rerpstretipre Doubletgarage Walkout hrN Datftt FanMyroom 10111 DOW house Sat wren ?,repine 2 Lara` Apr Ipremium SPRING 2.40M (905HO007 OPEN HOUSE April 11118th Ilam -4p m. 834 Capri Court Oshawa 3 Bedroom raised brick baig allow. Duret court. hardw6000polaCeRom. hall room 5762983 Astoria f 158.90 9050 BOWMANVILLE -OUR" nerai- bourhoce slow ro everything. 3 bedroom oungalow we M*al airhardwood goon. allergy official wrryl wind- ows. 4 appliances. gas tur- hal full basement, garapel workshop. 0"im shNM patio. mast be seen $134.500 905 697-1626 No agents CALLING awl Invesurs or Bar- gain Muntersir! Detached 3 bedroom brick bungalow in WMDy Garage. UA . 508 Int INA- pow" 5960 P1 moldiy rein 5t'. down A shial dl s 5153.900 Debra Glover. COldwell earrka RM R (905) 4306655 WHITBY. Primum los. Like new 2611 son, all brick 2 storey. 4 bedlrool. pts den 3 12 bath. double gauge. walkout basement $217.000 (9051-432-9034 NORTH OSHAWA COMM/ TOWNHOUSES, 3prrDDortr7mn5pe0nrd Won WWI �$77.50p. callRyss Kenny Saks Rep Small Group Status 4360M Ask abut lrvt fm with Sutton Five Star Mortgage OSHAWA $135.000. Spamus 3 bedroomed sem. 4 piece and 3 piece bamrooms. 2 ki/chtft. fenced yard. wood deck. new roof. extaaent Io. caw. dose to Oshawa an - Dosing TBA. Tell01579 111301massages WIN be returned. WOODWORKING COURSES 7W carrm�tRlreeo 'gigl ame (il�al•vowsw 19^www8bap BUILD AN ENTERTAINMENT [,Ti 1T STARTS: WED., APRIL 21 12 WEEKS BUILD A BLANKET BOX 905) 294-29DD NEW PARK in Kawadias Rice -ake area Large seasonal vie 'In full hook up POW. .1,11, Meru rec hall. Call now 705.696-3423 Dream - and Resorts Monty to Leve 550 - 11000 Ad;anre ,n•I aydaY/crmm,ssIon or pen- sron Answer in 20 min. 665- '148.416-296-9902 MONEY PROBLEMS. -,et out ;t Debt 7ueck 0`;`r� bpnn :adiruof or oe, I; et accepted regardless ,f credit rating Call for free .ntormatron 905.576.3505 Student loans Included OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUARANTEED SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UP- FRONT FEES. OTHERS DO NOT. IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGH- LY KFORE SWAIING ANY CONTRACTS. 1 Mistepgaa. MORTGAGES ;odd :ac ;Inc; u9ty -mancing lot any pur- Ia05e All apppcatsonS &CCepl- ad, Call Comm�trty Mpt�p� 680Servvic" Corp_ (9051 668- .STARTS: MON_ APRIL 26 NNoo�fees !a luuaauw. tGAGE 10 WEEKS KIDS WOODWORtiItiG CAMP _ - MAY OPENLtiGS - Speraal for the 3whaile Re - 4960 DdmwwbnMortgage x ( :,oro • 1 laee.•r.� PRE -REGISTRATION A YIUST' 683 CM2 17VJ VO.7-01111) AVAILA!MG 7c.moeIE NOW, -Bax 'or "ewntown hruwa Variety :•ntgqae 600 square feet. W- cau Donna 723. 632 per month THE +IMPORT/EXPORT &USI- NESS Open one today or 1I�1 L� AwwB� i 642 MO.11selel)"Joill 1100Contacts - WoZral0 ill Tal Free 877-327-0067 r TOTAL TURMKEY ONLY 58300 Equipment port tranmp. supDeck Rene® wPra- Community Centre swe Washing Systems 1- 800.368-0829 First hmk of- corner of Linton & Sherwood fered •QMiltilpw FOlkalt•Kniltill�• NETWORKERS!!! Can you imagine getting wed when someone makes a phone Call 'Toddy Bair MWng•PMotographyKlds' Crafts• logs on to the uwernet. Or tars a lllk• PaiNing 011 Farrk•Holne Decorating• Cbsses an alight,Call (905433-3MttJ a Tom Free 877.202-0099 • ~" Suri►.°'_i�ba' • 1 Regk&adm OSIMWA, 4 -bedroom on lineae let. finished UaseNrl VILLAGE ARTS & CRAM" and over-si algid garage. IMrd- hD wood thoupfroet, fllwer wind - ��S nm ows a doors. North °"" Intlighbbr,trood Rortlk d 401. 1* 16 SPRING REGISTRATION S139,900. Cam (906)720-3451. Allailift April 12, from 6:364:30 pm. PREFUM MM EAsr at the Pickering Village , cow Wm Community Centre D SlMnt, waGlDp 10 deck ceneg corner of Linton & Sherwood adoo 22 1 -1 hardialood n �, aMi •QMiltilpw FOlkalt•Kniltill�• CW44on inside and out A 'Toddy Bair MWng•PMotographyKlds' Crafts• raw apreL Cal'Pa Fall 9 nSK O-1° a lllk• PaiNing 011 Farrk•Holne Decorating• Cbsses $129.900. OPEN HOUSE start Week of April 26 sedgy Apra 11, 2.4pm, 247 For Info: call Dkww 427.8692 / Dawne-686-6446 Cflnerby Court. MNCML 4 bo&oo s. • 29%1 1 ~ &N.000. ed. bodedCOFNK b $*ON OMdldt. A awN hom in Bol mivarik. 000. No Large lot, 1.1/2 bans, family apNms 905 6681653. roots in bassm@K wank to WWW 4 -bedroom, lair, school or shopping. Asikig high efficient gas heat. Ex- $119.900. can (905)697-3082 tits. Good neighbourhood. Main Moor laundry. Asking TOWMKOUSE. WINK Rd. $228.000 O.B.O. CAN (905)•- and 401. Wyk to Petticoat 579-81111. Creek. 3 bedrooms, fireplail central air. 2 underground WHITBY DOWNTOWN. Great Paa°ng sllofs $148.000. Call 2 bedroom starter, relarMMm b view (905)-831.0862 or business location. Double driveway, feted yard,de- tadMd garage .Fon, alp. FAX • ' ' pian= Included $120.000. • • (416)368.9362. cow" 1W sale • e Mon" WWW 711 Rf e-ld Rd r:. PRRIGLES POTATO CHIPS - 1-0edroom rnpo . SWWOON, United no. of distributorships 61h floor east. 4 app' rig are Salop fast. Fho4Uble Op - fill bafteom, DlNhrit pr. POMM4. regardless of ex- 599.000.Cal (905)709-4017perndh� Be your own boss. am-�� Re' hours. Secured min. bb ehvest nM $16,800. For into. brochure cal 1.800.3364296 M ACHES (Kerdak. Garden PW FM SALE - iceacd for Hill. Rice Lake area) adtecefM 125 persons. e1 quainy chat. to Gamraska ConsergDon %ft. egwpmffl and leasehold area. Rr>Buq Hills, fatiNS. 5 improveneft.404-8217 springs, 2 small pixels, tehced, 200 acres deal 10GOVerybnt acre hardwood, 50 acre whim` a red p„e a So year oo Nor- Fund*$$ wepan spruce. 1865ft. open Grants and bans road Irixuape 4620ft. Ion- information to Start open 6680 R. road allowance. and expand yow 513007acre. 5 yeas mfg. 41 business or arm. 51� RiCt. (9p5)M -5 53 after 6pm. 1-800-5505-8M cow" 1W sale • e Mon" WWW 711 Rf e-ld Rd r:. PRRIGLES POTATO CHIPS - 1-0edroom rnpo . SWWOON, United no. of distributorships 61h floor east. 4 app' rig are Salop fast. Fho4Uble Op - fill bafteom, DlNhrit pr. POMM4. regardless of ex- 599.000.Cal (905)709-4017perndh� Be your own boss. am-�� Re' hours. Secured min. bb ehvest nM $16,800. For into. brochure cal 1.800.3364296 M ACHES (Kerdak. Garden PW FM SALE - iceacd for Hill. Rice Lake area) adtecefM 125 persons. e1 quainy chat. to Gamraska ConsergDon %ft. egwpmffl and leasehold area. Rr>Buq Hills, fatiNS. 5 improveneft.404-8217 springs, 2 small pixels, tehced, 200 acres deal 10GOVerybnt acre hardwood, 50 acre whim` a red p„e a So year oo Nor- Fund*$$ wepan spruce. 1865ft. open Grants and bans road Irixuape 4620ft. Ion- information to Start open 6680 R. road allowance. and expand yow 513007acre. 5 yeas mfg. 41 business or arm. 51� RiCt. (9p5)M -5 53 after 6pm. 1-800-5505-8M DURHAM'S OWN DATING SERVICE! Call 905-683-1110 Create a private maabox or browse other personal ads free. Meet a new Friend or Love for tire HEAVENLY PSYCHIC An- swers Find the oracle within v, $299/min •18.-24 hrs 1- 900-451-3783 HEAVENLY PSYCHIC- $2 W mm 18. 24 hours 1-900- 451-3783 DAILY HORO- SCOPE 1-900-677-7770. $500 24 noun OSHAWA RELAXING MAS- SAGE Sh atsu Service 4c Krre St W (905) 404-9825 11 30 am-9pm 9:00 a.m. Saturday, April 17 Terms Cash/Cheque To be held at Property Bureau indoors rain or shine NEW LOCATION 19 COURTICE COURT COURTICE o HIGHWAY k2 ne FROM Loci N OSHAWA � BASEUNE ROAD 0 PROGRESSCOURTICE COURT • 401 %JDRIVE 710 710 800 809 SHE'S THE FIRST Peter and JerrJer Tedford lovingly announce the arrival of their first child BRENNA MARIE LINDSAY TEDFORD 7 lbs 9 oz February 24,1999 8:34 p.m. Ajax/Pickering Hospital F rst Grandchild for Anthony and Lis Tedford and Bud and Marion Gushue. F;rst Great Grandchild for Joseph Vella and fourth Great Grandchild for Lilly Gushue. Stephen Tedford and Stephanie Gushue send speual Wishes to their first Niece. :11 Inpronrertrerts :11 ImprOtKmerra CANDO RENOVATIONS INC. Minor to Major Renovations mduding Remodelling for the disabled. Res. Comm. Ind. Free Esfinwtes (905) 686-5211 Fax 905 686-8072 Vinyl PD" oemorM��Winclows Side Slider - Double Hing .IEW.13M Ail types of Aluminum work Free Estimates (905) 426-6342 Diaserrlert Apts., %c -rooms, pkrrtl% Addilcins, electrical, ary i cement work 2p. CaNai Mo (905} 6194663. FiMisbed anill second stories. Now repairs. All Work 9manleed t#f NW Lever 428-2145 CeI4416) 504663 ,U...A/P PAGE 26 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, April 11, 1999 • 1 miss OPPN%Mm" . 1 Al1KUorls . 1 Aud long . t Attdtlons VINYL REPAIR UNI- TIES now available, to train with Canada's ladiade ng vinyl Durham Regional repair specialist Se11-em. rs the goal. you're plZV • eamoney in tour weeks r Great replacement income Police Speedy Vinyl, 105 Industrial Drive. Unit 3. Whitby. L1N pair", taping. drywal ft 529 • 1 Personals POLICE AUCTION et OLDER LADIES Names 8 Private Home Phone AUCTION OF BICYCLES AND Numbers. 1-900451 t be ext 235. 13 69/min must be 18 UNCLAIMED GOODS 1 -lone DURHAM'S OWN DATING SERVICE! Call 905-683-1110 Create a private maabox or browse other personal ads free. Meet a new Friend or Love for tire HEAVENLY PSYCHIC An- swers Find the oracle within v, $299/min •18.-24 hrs 1- 900-451-3783 HEAVENLY PSYCHIC- $2 W mm 18. 24 hours 1-900- 451-3783 DAILY HORO- SCOPE 1-900-677-7770. $500 24 noun OSHAWA RELAXING MAS- SAGE Sh atsu Service 4c Krre St W (905) 404-9825 11 30 am-9pm 9:00 a.m. Saturday, April 17 Terms Cash/Cheque To be held at Property Bureau indoors rain or shine NEW LOCATION 19 COURTICE COURT COURTICE o HIGHWAY k2 ne FROM Loci N OSHAWA � BASEUNE ROAD 0 PROGRESSCOURTICE COURT • 401 %JDRIVE 710 710 800 809 SHE'S THE FIRST Peter and JerrJer Tedford lovingly announce the arrival of their first child BRENNA MARIE LINDSAY TEDFORD 7 lbs 9 oz February 24,1999 8:34 p.m. Ajax/Pickering Hospital F rst Grandchild for Anthony and Lis Tedford and Bud and Marion Gushue. F;rst Great Grandchild for Joseph Vella and fourth Great Grandchild for Lilly Gushue. Stephen Tedford and Stephanie Gushue send speual Wishes to their first Niece. :11 Inpronrertrerts :11 ImprOtKmerra CANDO RENOVATIONS INC. Minor to Major Renovations mduding Remodelling for the disabled. Res. Comm. Ind. Free Esfinwtes (905) 686-5211 Fax 905 686-8072 Vinyl PD" oemorM��Winclows Side Slider - Double Hing .IEW.13M Ail types of Aluminum work Free Estimates (905) 426-6342 Diaserrlert Apts., %c -rooms, pkrrtl% Addilcins, electrical, ary i cement work 2p. CaNai Mo (905} 6194663. FiMisbed anill second stories. Now repairs. All Work 9manleed t#f NW Lever 428-2145 GENERAL CARPENTRY Additions Renovations, etc. 30 years exp. 905-728-6051 Mint CONSTRUCTION Additions. Roofing. Kitchens. bath. basements, dens, witranim doors. pitxnbrnjQ eiecir-cal, retwnng "is. windows i aluminum Ovalrcas 905-427-4234 SEAWAY WASTE IAANAGEMEW 14-40 Cubic Yard Garbage Bin Rentals for Spring Clean -up 905-683-1397 IMPROVEMENTS • Windows • lkwrs • Siding • Favestroughing • Porch Enclosuries • Roofing • Slasornary Work Free Fsf�matla L�c U Money-. on it^.! rrwrrsysFs 111110 Custom homes, additions, fintraW basements, kitdrcns 20 yrs. exp.tully insured Free estimates 905.242-1m51ism rLUrllatM Ino Int by Top Oual ty Plumbing at Reasonabie rates Service and new rflstallabon s; Resider" -Commercial No lob too big or small Free estimates -over 20 1 Roollrg : 1 RtaoMg Party Servteea :. Parry Servioas : • Hsd01, Beauty sLE L LA N Roofing, RABBIT WANTS WORK ®. Windows Doing Magic For Children's Parties ELECTROLYSIS Ll WAXING S 905-767-1240 & Renovations And At Occasions. Have My Own Magician. Free consultation John McLellan "A Man of His Word" C81111 Fz1de 668.4932 Clean Relaxing Almoephere • 11o•kp a SwrajK • I>oekq Reasonable a swap * * ` * * * * * * * * * Finee Prices Results R N GrmluatrOf Edith6erri Call Fernandy at - AJAX Moving Systems * 3• * 831-4838 Ful =*woes, maces, apyance ab pm speaaisls. Fpr idle a harry. we roe 1Yre hnfed sloW u is. yre sell mag supplies. Pak aro W Children's entertainment for any occasion. Clowns,'* � • � Tm Dk � kadspeoal. SewgFastbwestWatprownCebpo`rce. character kook-alikes, loot nags, balloon -o -grams, = d725-0005 or * face painting, magic, music. = 427-0005 * rewuWWWA.udrifintler-Ciryllaterdl N74991 * INCOME TAXES ELAL�w IK 1W 3K 3K 1111 1 90"71 -5331 Basic package- - rdPara * * * * * * * * * * * pick-up &delivery 2 returns for RANGER LANDSCAPING Lawn Cutting $15 8 up Spring 8 Fall Clean up Trimming / Garden work 'Excellent Rates and Excellent Seitrl►ice • GUARANTEED! RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL (416)806-1808 (905)619-2125 840 840 Lawn Maintenance Programs From$2995* Includes Spring Cleanup, Fertilization/Weed Control and Weekly Cutting/Trimming 'Weer<ry Price fused on 25M SQ. Fr. lawn Area S089onar Contract PAMxred For More Information & Free Quotation Call 432-3823 years experience Call 905-817-9722 YMM REMOVAL A MAINTENANCE FEW— ppooft aw CALL DAVE �l� 46 831-7055 •GUARANTEED• PA1KnNG A PLASTERING A!sc spec:allze ,n Stuccc Cel thus. WaterDamage tex�rSpecai ceirg 115 0 Free Eswnra. Par n pub Satisfied U40w— pia accww Stir 1rIwrrr,I (416)414-5911(call) Fair�sa8 and Waft rt (' �. Tia wiry wort at rCarOerhk Ants V% rAr tor Statins Call tut a FREE Estimate 404^9``9 TMS PAINTING 8 DECOR Interior b Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, clean, reliable service. 4284=1 : 1 RoolR/ � aoabq i slur... *Complete Lawnrare packages •Free estimate and analysis •AII work guaranteed •Licensed professional •Lowest prices BUBBLE GUM HILL PRODUCTIONS Featuring RANDI Children's Songwriter/Performer Also available • Face Painting • Clowns & more • Birthdays • Special events • School Concerts (905)428-8057 CLOWN / MAGICIAN at Live animals • All occasions • All ages Call Jeff L C905J 839-7057 OF EDAN Quality Ex ndscaping RATES!! Frit- Estunate., Fully Insured Lawn rnau"trwrce i repair, Ssrdens, prunrn . tree removal (905)72"184 TREE CUTTING & TRIMMING 24 yrs. exp. Fully insured Free estimates 905-433-7140 TWIN RIVERS PROPERTY Complete landscaping services MAINTENANCE Core aeration THE TERRA GROUP maim in row as szs lawn rrrants+urnce Program Sod 4 905 436 TURF (8873) aW � D767-3138 `°"'°" � . ewkrsaa aoeirg i Sww rvl 11111 STORM Houses. Apartments. Offices. Applwces & Piano Spec Wats. Senior i Mid -Month orscorxtts. Licensed, insured. Free Estimates. Preknisael Service. Call 436-n95. A/eeiat E D"Wry's Yaw ori creat Cken-u s fio CIA fio � prim L•lias ta...r 715yem HOME 11VG M.gwalk. covers err sa s or idea : i 1 at Renovations GEORGE ' work Guaranteesobn 905 -6702 1 Pallor— OM HARRY-O-TNE- w Dan (9051-426-5467 MOVERS • Raarlialniite (Phone/Fax) gloom ORE Us GARAGE DOORS, ,! OPENERS, (We instal), FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS. Sales Servioe 6 Repairs 1 Floorleq, Careslhr CARPET OSTALLATIONS 25 years experience, restretchrng. our speciality. Free estimates. D i N Dsaaa, 967-1799 or 9117-1000 Hows cmemm Ail floors handwashed Most days avaiIaciE- 5 5 L's.rtrae64t Specializing in beth A basement nteovar tions. No job too saaall Free Esdmalet "164"773 006-837-0949 Move lag or small, we price them all! Free esti- mates, seniors discount, short notice moves. Ap- pliances moved, also storage space available. Comparable rates. Call 905 1-4437 or 1W1263 -511131i Restore aid fum. to its original beauty. Hard stripped, Free estimates. Ian Itseoa't fine 08 Serving Durham Region Discretion ppeG�uaranteed yy (905) 725-23 a22 Now Hirin 18+ COLLEGE GIRL wants you to call. 18+ 1-900-561-0066 791 per minute ._ a gMdM",S blit friend EIICFP'f10IK LADIES SemW, DURHAM REGION ELEGANCE & CLASS lolAm1IY i DBOIE11tJN GUARANTEED 4t04�8761 NOWjanw 893 Accounting Personal & Corporate Tax Controllership Services. MICHAEL EVANS Chw*rad Accounts" (416)1122-9474 897 requires a trained protessronal to gwranne sin. fun benefits. Use a profems al Call Carol Lazary 1-(905) 6613026 TO la=w Mae" ssrkafsr > $50 call Brad 721-8105 RETURNS Basic Retum - 2 for $45 1 for $25 Includes Pickpd Delivery in Ajax and.g. ProNsskmW Accountant (CMA 23 yeas asperiente) Dave (905)427-7993. GETFASTER REFUNDS WITH FREE E -FILING • Prepared while you wait by a Certified (.eneral Accountant Judy Kuksis CGA 905-420-2081 Also boniness accounting smites Professional Accountant Taxaboa i Accoaafia/ Centre 905-811-0299 416-724-9500 Business a Irldivduai Tax 3 Accounifing Servide Please read your dassdW ad on the first day of publica- tion as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the evert of an error. • I Cird at ThWrt • t Card of ThrrYa The family of the late Jim Martin would like to thank the family, friends and neighbours for their kindness and generosity to us during this difficult time—a special thanks to friends and co-workers at Ontario Hydro (Pickering and Darlington), the Ontario Provincial Police and EDS Canada for their support. 'We will all miss him" if Carol, Lori & Cathy r 910 00=1111111iii1il 910 .-........., ea.w.w.w.. rwerw pro wraq - WWII June 14, 1913 Radejov, (row) Czech R*A*, clod Aid 8, 1999. Emigrated to Canada as a sbftm year old 0K and mat Jerry F. uviek 1993 In 1939. Devoted modes of Elan, Jerry and Dorris. Cherished grandmother of Lesley, Jay, Brent, Mallhet; Andrew and Daniel. beloved in-laws Rudy and Mary Gazarek of 00ha n, ON as Wel as numerous friends and relatives ougbout Canada and CariItthe Czech Republic who �g aw9etic, and in6pend- arrtier n� enck she made an npaci on all who came in oatlac2 with her love and tlurrlotr Her Spiritual values sustained her and helped overcome many trials in life, now she has gone on to her heaven- iy reward. The familyy will receive friends at the MCEACHME FUNERAL HOME, 28 Old ICNgston Road, Ajax (Pickering Yllage) 905.428-8488 from 7-9 p.m Friday. Funeral Mass at St. Francis de Sales Church (82 Church Street S., Pickering Wage) on Saturday, April 10, 1999 at 2.00 p.m. heriment- Pme k4oloodal Garden. la lieu cf.11ol ail appreociatteyourd by the family. Cancer Society wolaw CeI4416) 504663 GEORGES D.G. Durand HANDYMAN Specializing in SERVICE Wkidow & DOOR Available to do carps", Service i Installation pair", taping. drywal ft - Small Jobs and odd jobs GENERAL CARPENTRY Additions Renovations, etc. 30 years exp. 905-728-6051 Mint CONSTRUCTION Additions. Roofing. Kitchens. bath. basements, dens, witranim doors. pitxnbrnjQ eiecir-cal, retwnng "is. windows i aluminum Ovalrcas 905-427-4234 SEAWAY WASTE IAANAGEMEW 14-40 Cubic Yard Garbage Bin Rentals for Spring Clean -up 905-683-1397 IMPROVEMENTS • Windows • lkwrs • Siding • Favestroughing • Porch Enclosuries • Roofing • Slasornary Work Free Fsf�matla L�c U Money-. on it^.! rrwrrsysFs 111110 Custom homes, additions, fintraW basements, kitdrcns 20 yrs. exp.tully insured Free estimates 905.242-1m51ism rLUrllatM Ino Int by Top Oual ty Plumbing at Reasonabie rates Service and new rflstallabon s; Resider" -Commercial No lob too big or small Free estimates -over 20 1 Roollrg : 1 RtaoMg Party Servteea :. Parry Servioas : • Hsd01, Beauty sLE L LA N Roofing, RABBIT WANTS WORK ®. Windows Doing Magic For Children's Parties ELECTROLYSIS Ll WAXING S 905-767-1240 & Renovations And At Occasions. Have My Own Magician. Free consultation John McLellan "A Man of His Word" C81111 Fz1de 668.4932 Clean Relaxing Almoephere • 11o•kp a SwrajK • I>oekq Reasonable a swap * * ` * * * * * * * * * Finee Prices Results R N GrmluatrOf Edith6erri Call Fernandy at - AJAX Moving Systems * 3• * 831-4838 Ful =*woes, maces, apyance ab pm speaaisls. Fpr idle a harry. we roe 1Yre hnfed sloW u is. yre sell mag supplies. Pak aro W Children's entertainment for any occasion. Clowns,'* � • � Tm Dk � kadspeoal. SewgFastbwestWatprownCebpo`rce. character kook-alikes, loot nags, balloon -o -grams, = d725-0005 or * face painting, magic, music. = 427-0005 * rewuWWWA.udrifintler-Ciryllaterdl N74991 * INCOME TAXES ELAL�w IK 1W 3K 3K 1111 1 90"71 -5331 Basic package- - rdPara * * * * * * * * * * * pick-up &delivery 2 returns for RANGER LANDSCAPING Lawn Cutting $15 8 up Spring 8 Fall Clean up Trimming / Garden work 'Excellent Rates and Excellent Seitrl►ice • GUARANTEED! RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL (416)806-1808 (905)619-2125 840 840 Lawn Maintenance Programs From$2995* Includes Spring Cleanup, Fertilization/Weed Control and Weekly Cutting/Trimming 'Weer<ry Price fused on 25M SQ. Fr. lawn Area S089onar Contract PAMxred For More Information & Free Quotation Call 432-3823 years experience Call 905-817-9722 YMM REMOVAL A MAINTENANCE FEW— ppooft aw CALL DAVE �l� 46 831-7055 •GUARANTEED• PA1KnNG A PLASTERING A!sc spec:allze ,n Stuccc Cel thus. WaterDamage tex�rSpecai ceirg 115 0 Free Eswnra. Par n pub Satisfied U40w— pia accww Stir 1rIwrrr,I (416)414-5911(call) Fair�sa8 and Waft rt (' �. Tia wiry wort at rCarOerhk Ants V% rAr tor Statins Call tut a FREE Estimate 404^9``9 TMS PAINTING 8 DECOR Interior b Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, clean, reliable service. 4284=1 : 1 RoolR/ � aoabq i slur... *Complete Lawnrare packages •Free estimate and analysis •AII work guaranteed •Licensed professional •Lowest prices BUBBLE GUM HILL PRODUCTIONS Featuring RANDI Children's Songwriter/Performer Also available • Face Painting • Clowns & more • Birthdays • Special events • School Concerts (905)428-8057 CLOWN / MAGICIAN at Live animals • All occasions • All ages Call Jeff L C905J 839-7057 OF EDAN Quality Ex ndscaping RATES!! Frit- Estunate., Fully Insured Lawn rnau"trwrce i repair, Ssrdens, prunrn . tree removal (905)72"184 TREE CUTTING & TRIMMING 24 yrs. exp. Fully insured Free estimates 905-433-7140 TWIN RIVERS PROPERTY Complete landscaping services MAINTENANCE Core aeration THE TERRA GROUP maim in row as szs lawn rrrants+urnce Program Sod 4 905 436 TURF (8873) aW � D767-3138 `°"'°" � . ewkrsaa aoeirg i Sww rvl 11111 STORM Houses. Apartments. Offices. Applwces & Piano Spec Wats. Senior i Mid -Month orscorxtts. Licensed, insured. Free Estimates. Preknisael Service. Call 436-n95. A/eeiat E D"Wry's Yaw ori creat Cken-u s fio CIA fio � prim L•lias ta...r 715yem HOME 11VG M.gwalk. covers err sa s or idea : i 1 at Renovations GEORGE ' work Guaranteesobn 905 -6702 1 Pallor— OM HARRY-O-TNE- w Dan (9051-426-5467 MOVERS • Raarlialniite (Phone/Fax) gloom ORE Us GARAGE DOORS, ,! OPENERS, (We instal), FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS. Sales Servioe 6 Repairs 1 Floorleq, Careslhr CARPET OSTALLATIONS 25 years experience, restretchrng. our speciality. Free estimates. D i N Dsaaa, 967-1799 or 9117-1000 Hows cmemm Ail floors handwashed Most days avaiIaciE- 5 5 L's.rtrae64t Specializing in beth A basement nteovar tions. No job too saaall Free Esdmalet "164"773 006-837-0949 Move lag or small, we price them all! Free esti- mates, seniors discount, short notice moves. Ap- pliances moved, also storage space available. Comparable rates. Call 905 1-4437 or 1W1263 -511131i Restore aid fum. to its original beauty. Hard stripped, Free estimates. Ian Itseoa't fine 08 Serving Durham Region Discretion ppeG�uaranteed yy (905) 725-23 a22 Now Hirin 18+ COLLEGE GIRL wants you to call. 18+ 1-900-561-0066 791 per minute ._ a gMdM",S blit friend EIICFP'f10IK LADIES SemW, DURHAM REGION ELEGANCE & CLASS lolAm1IY i DBOIE11tJN GUARANTEED 4t04�8761 NOWjanw 893 Accounting Personal & Corporate Tax Controllership Services. MICHAEL EVANS Chw*rad Accounts" (416)1122-9474 897 requires a trained protessronal to gwranne sin. fun benefits. Use a profems al Call Carol Lazary 1-(905) 6613026 TO la=w Mae" ssrkafsr > $50 call Brad 721-8105 RETURNS Basic Retum - 2 for $45 1 for $25 Includes Pickpd Delivery in Ajax and.g. ProNsskmW Accountant (CMA 23 yeas asperiente) Dave (905)427-7993. GETFASTER REFUNDS WITH FREE E -FILING • Prepared while you wait by a Certified (.eneral Accountant Judy Kuksis CGA 905-420-2081 Also boniness accounting smites Professional Accountant Taxaboa i Accoaafia/ Centre 905-811-0299 416-724-9500 Business a Irldivduai Tax 3 Accounifing Servide Please read your dassdW ad on the first day of publica- tion as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the evert of an error. • I Cird at ThWrt • t Card of ThrrYa The family of the late Jim Martin would like to thank the family, friends and neighbours for their kindness and generosity to us during this difficult time—a special thanks to friends and co-workers at Ontario Hydro (Pickering and Darlington), the Ontario Provincial Police and EDS Canada for their support. 'We will all miss him" if Carol, Lori & Cathy r 910 00=1111111iii1il 910 .-........., ea.w.w.w.. rwerw pro wraq - WWII June 14, 1913 Radejov, (row) Czech R*A*, clod Aid 8, 1999. Emigrated to Canada as a sbftm year old 0K and mat Jerry F. uviek 1993 In 1939. Devoted modes of Elan, Jerry and Dorris. Cherished grandmother of Lesley, Jay, Brent, Mallhet; Andrew and Daniel. beloved in-laws Rudy and Mary Gazarek of 00ha n, ON as Wel as numerous friends and relatives ougbout Canada and CariItthe Czech Republic who �g aw9etic, and in6pend- arrtier n� enck she made an npaci on all who came in oatlac2 with her love and tlurrlotr Her Spiritual values sustained her and helped overcome many trials in life, now she has gone on to her heaven- iy reward. The familyy will receive friends at the MCEACHME FUNERAL HOME, 28 Old ICNgston Road, Ajax (Pickering Yllage) 905.428-8488 from 7-9 p.m Friday. Funeral Mass at St. Francis de Sales Church (82 Church Street S., Pickering Wage) on Saturday, April 10, 1999 at 2.00 p.m. heriment- Pme k4oloodal Garden. la lieu cf.11ol ail appreociatteyourd by the family. Cancer Society wolaw Plan our --Drea We to C. -P ADVERTISING FEATURE Bridesmaid Beauty She might be your best friend, your cousin or your fiance's sister, no matter who she is, you felt close enough to ask her to be a bridesmaid in your wedding. This is a great honor and an occasion that you'll both remember for a lifetime. As she walks down the aisle, make sure she is wearing a dress that makes her look beautiful. One of the most exciting parts of the wedding is shopping for the perfect bridesmaid dress. While the style of the dress usually is up to the bride, it is wise to choose between three to four dif- ferent dresses, and let the attendants make the final choice. When choosing a few dresses you like, 'be sure to keep in mind the following: budget (make sure the bridesmaids can afford the dress), color and style (so that the dress flatters the figure), and suitability (the dress should be appropriate for your wedding, but also should be able to be worn again at other functions). 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N ' • Cartada has one of the highest rates of MS in the `'"''AM=`ii'ed -me aeworkssr..s>..... - — aw r.rsc se.orM • MS may cause symptome such as: vision zss�sscars problems, ma bras, loss of balance, extreme r� fstfgue, tremors, evert paralysis. asrewrrus..a�wt.�' • As yet. the cause and cure are unknown, but ' Irecerttly drugsto reduce the hequertcy and severity Website: wwwsupercities walk.com � .. of MS attacks have become available. Toll Free: 1 -888 -U -ACT -4 -MS (1-888-822-8467) The `Durham Chapter o1 the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada provides supportive counselling, information and referrals for individuals & families coping with MS. Please call (905) 686-2581 for any information about your local MS chapter. CHAIR LIFT SPECIALISTS ~, • SvA* & Instmi. ihmovanve • Stair Lifts • Wheelchair Lifts BUYQONE ; ,' �'ft • Porch Lifts *Elevators GET ONE FREE rYh- Manufacturers of ALL RELATED CONTRACTING: Monday to Friday • Asphalt Maintenance Products Includes t Egos WBacon. Ham ort • Roll In Showers / sausagc. Home Fncs A Tout - Dust Control & Ice Meter Products •Decks 8 Ramps ® ! I ;� Caring for our Community (905) 839-8886 1 l' 1 78 Orchard Rd., Ajax 1-800-567-8934 11 l oo Si mc,k SI. ti ■0%h:1u.:4 433-0369! 427-0318 1-800-387-5777 RESLIRREcnON CEMETERY & MAusouUM Premium Eye Level Crypts & Niches still available for Purchase at Our Lady of the Assumption Mausoleum. 16 meeting your cemetery needs. remember that only a Catholic Cemetery has sacred ground, blessed and dedicated by the Bishop as a part of God's church on earth. A Catholic Cemetery is distinguished by our special ' on-site masses and by our beautiful shrine sections. r1+tr+• � Catholic Cemeteries is a not-for-profit organization. Our family counselors are not commissioned sales people. Our Lady of the Assumption Mausoleum 355 Taunton Road East, R.R. #2 Whitby (West of Thickson Road) For more information or an appointment please call (905) 668-8912 Other Catholic Cemeteries serving Catholic Families L in the area are St. Francis De Sales Cemetery in Ajax, St. John the Evangelist Cemetery in Whitby litfFli and St. Gregory's Cemetery in Oshawa. -W JA P PAGE 28 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, April 11, 1999 PONTIAC 2.2 litre engine, I IS HP. S -speed transmission " 4 -wheel anti-lock brakes • PASSLock" theft -deterrent system • Next Generation dual air bags • Tinted glass • Rear spoiler ttTotal due on signing includes down payment, freight, security deposit, 1st month's payment plus taxes, GST, PST and gas tax. Licence, insurance, P.P.S.A. and admin. fees extra - 1999 t COUPE 2.4 hrre engine, 150 HP - 5 -speed transmission • 4 -wheel anti-lock brakes - PASSLock' theft -deterrent system • Next Generation dual air bags - AM/FM stereo with CDplayer - Air conditioning - Cruise control - Tinted g 1999 SUNFIRE GT COUPE Dwnt Ps_vmcw Lease 1'.y menr Total Due on St nQ' so S274 m.•ntA $1,468.10 $1,600 5228 t., ,nth $3,230.20 $3,000 $18 8 .:.•nth $4,794.20 t+Total due on signing includes down payment, freight, security deposit, I., month's payment plus taxes, GST, PST and gas tau. Licence, insurance, P.P.S.A. and admin. fees extra. 1999 PONTIAC GRAND AXI SE Y 2.4 litre Twin Cam 150 HP engine • Bold and exciting new design - All-new chassis, with exceptional rigidity • 4 -wheel anti-lock brakes • 4 -speed automatic transmission with Enhanced Traction System • 4 -wheel independent suspension • Power door locks • Tilt -Wheel' • PASSLock• theft -deterrent system 1999 PONTIAC GRAND AM SE Down Payment lease Payaunt Total Dwe On $0 $300/taorth $1,609.25 $2,050 $238/.north $3,845.45 $4,000 $180/month $6,021.25 ttTond direon sagntng includes down payment, freight, security deposit, 1st month's payment plus taxes, GST, PST and ass tax. Licence, insurance, P.P.S.A. and admin. fees emu ONLY AT YOUR ONT We'd lily fou to brow tnote: antic visit us at your local dealer on our website Coupe R7Z Sunfire Sedan R7ZJGmnd Am R7B, Grand Prix GT NZ. Annual kilometre. Other lease tions available. Licence, insurance, P.P.S.A., admin t hmoNy Example: $10000 at 1.9% APR, the monthly paM" is $216.51 for 48 7j V ment and cost of h �n8g4� 48 booMrtowrrrgboRoweil doTwn Qipaa�• in Ontario only (exa i Th."r and Kerns). Limited lime oMers which ditions and details. www.gmcanada.com is a trademark o General Moors CorDo 1999 SUNFIRE SEDAN PONTIAC PERFORMANCE PACKAGE ?.2 litre engine, 115 HP • Automatic transmission • 4 -wheel anti-lock brakes PASSI.ock' theftdeterrenc system • Next Gzrxranon dual air bags - Rear spoiler • Air conditioning • AIN/FM stereo • Power door locks • 15" wheels and covers • Aluminized stainless steel exhaust rystem 1999 SUNFIRE SEDAN Dowm P Lean P meat Tota! Due On Sr « SO $258 -.,nth $1,424.70 $1,400 $218 -.•nth $2,988.70 $3,000 $ 172 -.,nth $4,775.80 ttTotal due ou includes down payment, freight, security deposit, 1st month's payment plus rues, GST. PST and ass tax. Licenctr, insurance, P.P.S.A. and admin. fees extra. 1999 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 3800 Series II V6 195 HP en e • 4 -speed automatic transmission with Enhanced Traction System • Wide-tv stance • Next Generation dual air bags • 4 -wheel anti-loc brakes • AM/FM stereo with CD player • Air conditionia Rear seat pass thm - Power door locks/windows • Tilt/c Rear spoiler 1999 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX GT Dave P Isase P Tot d Dae on $0 $399/taurth $1,980.35 $3,600 $288/murth $S,867.70 $5,000 $24S/murth $7,378.25 jtTotal doe on includes down payment, feeiight, security deposit, let moadt's payment plus taus, GST, PST and gas tax. IIoence, insuram PASA. aid admin. fees extra. - •' ARID PONTIAC DEALERS. GMC at www.yrticartedacom or call 1 -800 -GM -DRIVE. •tOfters bayed on a Bonfire Carpe R7Z Surfire GT coat of borrowing 1.9%11.996/1.99/5.4%/6.9% per annum. Annual kilometre Emit 20,00 km, $0.1� per excess rstretion fees and taxes not included. Dealer seA or lease for less. tEviar V on approved GMAC cred- monMrs. Giost o borrowing is x.48. Total tion is $10,392.48. EaVW: $10,000 at 4.9% APR, the ofal obligation is $11032.32.apDcclwyn payment, andtor security deposit may be required. Mori ily pay - not ads- with 0Qiei offers. r ori i Or � models. tale to r d ale txmfor con- y neoesddry. See your dealer(s) for can-