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There was blue, as Ontario vot-
ers collectively decided they like i
Mike.
There was red, as NDP party
Y president Gayle Broad announced
A; she was `furious" the election re-
sults were made public while polls
remained open late in nine ridings.
And there was green, as Tory
candidates in a few ridings were
shut out of the Mike Harris victory
parade, leaving them to look with
envy at their colleagues in other
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is count,,Ontario had seen a bit of
history in the making: Mr. Harris
became the first premier since
1967 to lead his party to back-to-
back majority governments, cap-
turing 60 of the 103 seats. As the
results came in, it looked like the
party would finish with less of the
popular vote than the 45 per cent it
took in 1995; but last night's deci-
sion proves Ontarians solidly sup-
port the Common Sense Revolu-
tion and have endorsed more of the
same for the next four or five
years. The unofficial tally of seats
at presstime was 60 PC, 34 Liber-
al, and 9 for the NDP.
What's next for Ontario? Cer-
tainly we can expect legal chal-
lenges over the nine ridings per-
mitted to keep polling stations
open late due to bomb threats and
menacing phone calls - the NDP
had already sought a legal opinion
on the issue before the majority of
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Durham councillors trade barbs over 1998 consulting fees
BY KEITH GILLIGAN
Staff Writer
The $7.4 million Durham spent
on consultants last year isn't a "pit-
tance" and shouldn't be treated that
way by Regional council members,
according to Oshawa Mayor Nancy
Diamond.
During a sometimes testy debate
at Wednesday's council meeting on
a report outlining how much the
Region spent on consultant fees,
Mayor Diamond attacked a col-
league's previous comments report-
ed in this newspaper that she was
on a "fishing expedition" when she
asked finance staff in March to pre-
pare the report.
When the report was being con-
sidered by the Region's finance
committee last week, committee
chairman and Oshawa Councillor
Brian Nicholson said the mayor
was on a "political fishing trip".
And, finance commissioner Jim
Clapp felt the amount was "small
potatoes" as it represented 1.2 per
cent of the gross Regional spending
of about $600 million.
Those comments weren't appro-
priate, Coun. Diamond said.
"To have it treated as a paltry
sum is a disservice to our taxpay-
ers;" she said. "It's a lot.
"I'm truly shocked toward that
attitude to $7.5 million. I had no
idea it would come out at $7.5 mil-
lion"
Coun. Diamond harkened back
to a former federal Liberal Cabinet
minister not known for being a
tightwad when it came to spending
taxpayers' money. "C.D. Howe was
famous for (asking) 'what's a mil-
lionT Are we going to be famous
for 'what's $7.5 millio0...
She noted the amount Durham
spent on consultants last year was
more than the annual budget of
Scugog Township.
Coun. Diamond also criticized
the fact that compiling the 52 -page
report on consultant fees took fi-
nance department staff 170 hours
and occupied workers in other de-
partments for a period that Mr.
Clapp didn't have figures for.
"I'm shocked it took so long.
Where is the management con -
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he believed were communists dur-
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ing the report compiled) was a good
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cCarthy"Whitby Mayor Marcel Brunelk
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for the report. "To ask a question
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'Emotional' v1•deo
tteens drunk diiving
Tragic Memories of local girls' deaths delivers powerful message to Durham students
BY SUSAN WNEIL[,
Staff Writer
A video in memory of two
Whitby girls killed in tragic
accidents within the past year
aims to increase: awareness
about the dangers of drinking
and driving among high
school students in Durham.
Tragic Memories, a 13 -
minute video produced by
students from Whitby's pub-
lic and separate high schools
in conjunction with Durham
Regional Police, will be pre-
sented to the Durham District
School Board's standing
'committee Monday.
The video includes inter-
views with the parents and
• friends of Amanda Heron and
Jennifer Crook, who died
after being involved in sepa-
rate car accidents within the
past year.
Jennifer, a 17 -year-old
student at Anderson Colle-
giate and Vocational Institute,
was killed In April after being
struck by a van while walking
across Taunton Road in
Hampton.
And, 18 -}car -old Aman-
da, a Brooklin resident and
student at Sinclair Secondary
School in Whithy, was killed
GREG REID
Production with local
content will likely have
.more Impact.'
in June 1998 when the vehi-
cle she was a passenger in
crashed. Alcohol was a factor
in the accident, police report.
"We've tried to take a
tragic situation and turn it
into something a lot of people
can learn from;' says Durham
Regional Police Inspector
Greg Reid.
He says the video grew
from the "belief that grieving
isn't cnoueh anv more.
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"I just thought it would be
a really nice project if we
could bring some good out of
these two tragedies"
Insp. Reid notes Durham
police had never produced a
video about drinking and dri-
ving and believes this pro-
duction about two local stu-
dents who many young peo-
ple knew will likely have
"more impact" on pupils than
a video depicting accidents in
another region.
John Beatty, principal of
Sinclair Secondary School,
reports the video was shown
to approximately 300 stu-
dent% prior to the school's re-
cent prom. "It was pretty
emotional. You could have
heard a pin drop (during the
assembly)" Mr. Beatty re-
ports the video starts with
pictures of Amanda and Jen-
nifer as young children and
includes comments from
family members and friends
about the two girls.
"I think that's where the
impact conics from;' he says.
"It's very tastefully done. It's
not sensational in any
way... it's done with a
Durham flavour that really
makes it a personal tragedy
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SRittt�S 7jibeosed ,1,.-e 6th
and Sunda`/
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for all of the kids"
The video, sponsored by
The Caitlyn Foundation, the
Durham Regional Police Ser-
vice, Young Drivers of Cana-
da, Whitby's Road Watch
committee and the region's
two school boards, will be
distributed to every high
school in Durham.
Students involved in mak-
I • ted.
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ing the video included Sarah
Franko-Thompson from
Henry Street High School,
Paulette Guay and Cathy
Smits from Sinclair Sec-
ondary School, Kerri God-
frey and Aaron Hess from
Anderson Collegiate and Vo-
cational Institute and Matt
Gillespie and Heather Lampa
from Father Leo J. Austin
Catholic Secondary School.
"The kids just did a fantas-
tic job;' Insp. Reid notes. "It
far exceeded our expecta-
tions.
The video will be shown
Monday, June 7 at 7 p.m. at
the public board's standing
committee meeting at the ed-
ucation centre, 4W Taunton
Rd. E., Whitby.
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Editorial &OPINIONS
EDITORIAL
Repeat mandate means
voters have spoken
Progressive Conservatives now
have a chance to complete the job
For years, opponents of the Mike They liked the strong leadership shown
Harris Tories have waited for this day. by Mr. Harris and his presence in the
They've preached long and loud about premier's office and they liked the capa-
the need to beat the government. ble team around him which includes So -
They've marched in protests against the cial Services Minister Janet Ecker and
premier. They've campaigned hard to Minister of Labour Jim Flaherty of
knock off government members. Durham. While NDP Leader Howard
And now, nearly four years to the day Hampton performed well in the only
after the people of Ontario first granted leaders' debate of the campaign, his
the Tories a massive majority on the message of rolling back tax cuts for top - —
strength of the 'Common Sense Revolu- earners did not play well in the GTA. LETTERS T® THE EDITOR
tion.' the voters have spoken again. And where 48 of the province's 103 seats
they liked what they saw. The second were up for grabs. He was never going to
consecutive Tory majority in Ontario is be more than a spoiler and the leader of place would have spoken.
an amazing political story, given the fo- a fringe party. Voters took a long, hard Nuclear power 'That's not going to happen,
cured opposition the government has
faced for nearly its entire mandate.
look at Liberal leader Dalton McGuinty
and found him wanting. The Opposition
here to stay
Teachers, health care workers, union
leader simply never connected with vot-
bosses of all stripes, disaffected govern-
ers, who wanted a clear message and
To the editor:
merit workers, social services advocates:
didn't get one. He stumbled in the de-
Letter writer Frank Threlkeld Jr.
all took their very best shots and missed
bate, appeared defensive when attacked
('We won't freeze in the dark if nu -
the mark. For the first time since the
and never measured up to Mr. Harris in
clear power is mothballed', May
John Robarts Tones won a repeat major-
the minds of voters. Polls confirmed this.
16) may be surprised to learn that
ity in 1967, Ontario voters gave the gov-
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what they want — now the government
and believes that he, as a con -
Voters, ultimately, liked the Conserv-
must deliver on its promises of lower
sumer, should have the right to buy
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EDITORIAL
Repeat mandate means
voters have spoken
Progressive Conservatives now
have a chance to complete the job
For years, opponents of the Mike They liked the strong leadership shown
Harris Tories have waited for this day. by Mr. Harris and his presence in the
They've preached long and loud about premier's office and they liked the capa-
the need to beat the government. ble team around him which includes So -
They've marched in protests against the cial Services Minister Janet Ecker and
premier. They've campaigned hard to Minister of Labour Jim Flaherty of
knock off government members. Durham. While NDP Leader Howard
And now, nearly four years to the day Hampton performed well in the only
after the people of Ontario first granted leaders' debate of the campaign, his
the Tories a massive majority on the message of rolling back tax cuts for top - —
strength of the 'Common Sense Revolu- earners did not play well in the GTA. LETTERS T® THE EDITOR
tion.' the voters have spoken again. And where 48 of the province's 103 seats
they liked what they saw. The second were up for grabs. He was never going to
consecutive Tory majority in Ontario is be more than a spoiler and the leader of place would have spoken.
an amazing political story, given the fo- a fringe party. Voters took a long, hard Nuclear power 'That's not going to happen,
cured opposition the government has
faced for nearly its entire mandate.
look at Liberal leader Dalton McGuinty
and found him wanting. The Opposition
here to stay
Teachers, health care workers, union
leader simply never connected with vot-
bosses of all stripes, disaffected govern-
ers, who wanted a clear message and
To the editor:
merit workers, social services advocates:
didn't get one. He stumbled in the de-
Letter writer Frank Threlkeld Jr.
all took their very best shots and missed
bate, appeared defensive when attacked
('We won't freeze in the dark if nu -
the mark. For the first time since the
and never measured up to Mr. Harris in
clear power is mothballed', May
John Robarts Tones won a repeat major-
the minds of voters. Polls confirmed this.
16) may be surprised to learn that
ity in 1967, Ontario voters gave the gov-
So the Tones have four or five more
the Power Workers' Union sup-
ernment of the day a clear-cut second
years to complete their 'Common Sense
ports the open electricity market -
majority.
Revolution.' The people have decided
place coming to Ontario next year
How did it happen?
what they want — now the government
and believes that he, as a con -
Voters, ultimately, liked the Conserv-
must deliver on its promises of lower
sumer, should have the right to buy
ative economic policies more than the al-
taxes, more job creation and improved
power from any source he chooses.
ternatives offered by the Liberals and
education and health care.
If he doesn't like nuclear power, let
NDP. They liked the tax cuts, they liked
E-mail comments on this editorial to
him buy hydroelectric, biomass,
the job growth, they liked reduced wel-
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wind or solar -generated electricity.
fare rolls and workfare and they liked a
which include the writer's full name
If enough people join him, On -
clear plan prese=nted well by Mr. Harris
and town of residence will be consid-
tario's nuclear stations would ulti-
and his Finance Minister Ernie Eves.
ered for publication.
mately be mothballed; the market -
Put me in coach, I'm ready to play
Hurler's heart's in San Francisco; hockey star awaits NHL call
Two different players, two distinct throw the ball harder."
sports, but one dream - to make it as Meanwhile, Sellars has already
a professional athlete. been touted as a blue-chip defence
Two young men from Ajax and Al prospect and, according to the Na -
Pickering are hoping for professional tional Hockey League's Central
careers in their chosen sports - Pick-
ering resident Luke Sellars, 18, in
hockey and Ajax's Vance Cozier, 21,
in baseball.
Cozier, a 6'6", 245 -pound pitcher
who toiled in the collegiate baseball
ranks with New York's St. Bonaven-
ture University Bonnies of the At-
lantic 10 Conference, was picked up
by the National League's San Fran-
cisco Giants in the 17th round (528th
overall) during the first day of the
Major League Baseball draft
Wednesday.
Although Cozier had intimated
he'd like to have joined the Toronto
Blue Jays organization, much the
same as Pickering shortstop Lee
Delfrio did a year ago after being
drafted by Toronto, it wasn't to be.
However, the righthanded hurler stat-
ed prior to the draft he'd gladly go to
whatever club chose him.
U4Rivett
Sports Editor
"If I gotta go to the west coast, I
gotta go to the west coast," said Co-
zier, who'll probably play at the class
'A' level this summer.
Being selected in the later rounds
might indicate Cozier has little
chance of making it to the big show.
Not so. The baseball draft is a crap -
shoot, even more so than in hockey.
And, scouts have been impressed
with his potential.
"They like my size and they like
the fact that I throw the ball hard,"
said Cozier, whose fastball has been
clocked at up to 91 miles per hour.
"They like that I'm already throwing
hard and with some work on my me-
chanics, they think they can get me to
Scouting, he's almost guaranteed to
be a first-round choice in the NHL
draft at the Fleet Centre in Boston on
June 26.
The' draft stock of the 61", ", 200 -
pound defenceman grew consider-
ably when his Ottawa 67s won the
Memorial Cup in his rookie season
during which he proved to be a fierce
competitor, a gifted skater and a great
playmaker. Being named as a Canadi-
an Hockey League first team all -
rookie all-star won't hurt his hockey
resume either.
Perhaps we'll see Cozier on the
mound at 3Com Park in the future.
And Sellars might look good in blue
and white one day.
E-mail commnts on this column to
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sidered for publication.
however, as the CANDU nuclear
design is not only sate and pro-
duces power at very low marginal
cost, it's also of significant benefit
to the environment. Nuclear gencr- `
ation is emission -free and therefore
does not contribute to global
warming or acid rain.
The province's nuclear energy
sector has done more to curb at-
mospheric pollution, locally and
globally, than any other single
measure even taken by either the
public or private sectors. More-
over, safety is, and always has
been, the industry's primary opera-
tional issue and the simple fact of
the matter is that public safety has
never been compromised by any of
Ontario's nuclear facilities.
On the matter of Ontario Power
Generation's status under the Free-
dom of Information (FOI) Act, Mr.
Threlkeld confuses public account-
ability with straightforward busi-
ness issues. OPG's nuclear opera-
tions will continue to provide all
previously -supplied information
on the safety, health and environ-
mental aspects of its operations.
Public accountability in these areas
will be maintained, as it must be.
But that is a different matter entire-
ly than allowing your marketplace
competitors to obtain operational
information from you that you can-
not get from them. OPG's exemp-
tion from certain aspects of the FOI
Act is nothing more than a recog-
nition that for competition to work,
there must be a level playing field.
Since our nuclear operations are
publicly owned, it would be
against the interests of Ontario tax-
payers if a U.S. utility, for exam-
ple, were able to easily obtain valu-
able competitive information on
our facilities without having to rec-
iprocate. That would be most un-
fair to the province and would
make no business sense at all.
John D. Murphy,
President,
Power Workers' Uniou
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Ontari*o wes up to a sea of T
ONTARIO from page I
polls had even closed at 8 p.m. But
the 14 polls affected, out of
21,(XN), won't change the clear
Tory victory recorded. Durham re-
gion constituents welcomed back
their seasoned MPPs. Tories John
O'Toole in Durham riding, Janet
Ecker in Pickering -Ajax -
Uxbridge, Jerry Ouellette in Os-
hawa and Jim Flaherty in Whitby -
Ajax. Despite the speculation by
political pundits that this election
could be skewed by wild cards
such as the controversial 'attack
ads,' a shortened campaign period,
and the redrawing of boundaries
that could confuse voters, the Har-
ris government has been handed a
clear mandate to continue with its
vision for the province. That was
consistent with findings of various
opinion polls in the days leading
up to the election.
More intereoingly. perhaps,
was what the concert of 'strategic
voting' might have done to the
NDP - the party's share of the vote
dropped from the last election
while the Liberal's share climbed,
giving credence to speculation the
NDP lost some supporters to Dal-
ton McGuinty's camp as some
voted 'against' Mike Harris rather
than 'for' anyone else. The NDP',,
A.J. GROEN/News Advertiser photo
Janet Ecker receives a victory bouquet from husband Derek Nelson.
Result is rosy for Ecker
Pickering -Ajax -'Uxbridge votes Tory
BY MARIANNE TAKACS
Staff Writer
It was bouquets and celebrato-
ry rock songs for Tory Janet
Ecker last night as she blew her
political rivals away with 58.11
per cent of the vote in Pickering -
Ajax -Uxbridge.
"Well I guess 1995 wasn't a
fluke," Ms. Ecker told her wildly
• celebrating supporters after mak-
ing a victory entrance to her cam-
paign headquarters accompanied
by Tina Turner's rendition of
'Simply the Best', and campaign
workers chanting "four more
years".
She won Durham West riding
in 1995 with 54 per cent of the
vote.
This time Ms. Ecker outdis-
tanced her nearest rival, Liberal
candidate Dave Ryan, by more
than 10,000 votes, and NDP
_hopeful Jim Wiseman by about
25,000. Mr. Ryan managed to
capture 34.35 per cent of the
popular vote in the riding, while
Mr. Wiseman took 5.73 per cent.
Green Party candidate Chris Pen-
nington won 1.43 per cent, while
Natural Law Party representative
Bob Riaz brought up the rear
with 0.38 per cent.
The Minister of Community
and Social Services attributed
her re-election to public support
for the Mike Harris agenda from
"all those hard-working families
that want a better life for them-
selves and their children" and
promised to continue with that
agenda.
A can't imagine working
harder in the next four (years)
than the last four. But I know we
will because the job is not done."
She had words of praise for
her rivals and campaign workers
and thanks for those who had
voted for her.
"I want to say to all of them I
very much appreciate their sup-
port. They kept the faith with us
and we're going to keep the faith
with them."
The candidate vowed in an in-
terview she would work to repre-
sent all her constituents, even
those who had voted against her.
She maintained, however, that
she had encountered little oppo-
sition to Tory policy while cam-
paigning door to door.
"People were very much in
support of the changes that we've
made. They may not have agreed
with every single thing, but they
recognized we had some serious
problems we needed to fix and
they knew it would be difficult."
Ms. Ecker had little to say on
rumours she may be vying to
lead the party the next time an
election rolls around.
"People love to speculate and
I'll let them speculate," she said,
adding the Conservatives are
where they are because of Mike
Harris.
"As far as I'm concerned it's
his chair until he says it isn't."
RON PIF_ fRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo
Jim Flaherty, with son Galen, congratulates supporters in Whitby.
Flaherty wins `tough fight'
I
Whitby -Ajax riding true blue
BY CINDY UPSHALL
Staff Writer
A promise by labour unions to
bring down the Harris government
left the labour minister untouched
in yesterday's provincial election.
MPP Jim Flaherty was sent back
to the legislature by the voters of
Whitby -Ajax as part of a Progres-
sive Conservative majority govern-
ment.
"I think what it says is that the
people of Ontario arc not prepared
to base their voting on the interests
of any particular group," Minister
of Labour Flaherty said at his victo-
ry party-
Labour
lyLabour unions tried to discour-
age people from voting in support
of the Tories, explained Mr. Flaher-
ty. But voters, he said, are interest-
ed in what is best for the entire
province and the majority of the
people.
"Everybody is supportive of
what we've done across all walks of
life," he said.
Mr. Flaherty received 27,615
votes while opponents Aldo DiGio-
vanni of the Liberals earned 1.6,234
and New Democrat Betty Ann
Craig received 3,934.
While his win was convincing,
topping the combined votes of his
opponents, Mr. Flaherty says it
wasn't easy.
"I always thought I was in for a
tough fight because of the stridency
of the teachers' unions," he said.
addition to the teachers, a
nur of building trade unions
had sworn to work against Mr. Fla-
herty, a target because of his posi-
tion as minister of labour and con-
troversial legislation he introduced
during the government's last man-
date.
"I knew there would be that
well -organized, well -funded oppo-
sition against me," he says. "I knew
I was in for a tough fight. -
But in the end it appeared this
opposition didn't matter.
From the moment the first polls
came in at 8:30 p.m. Mr. Flaherty
was in the lead, a lead which only
grew as all 193 polls were reported
by 10:20 p.m.
"I feel vindicated. I feel we have
a clear mandate," he said. "I feel the
majority of the people have spo-
ken."
Touting the party's record to an
exhilarated crowd of supporters of
various ages and walks of life at the
Royal Canadian Legion on Byron
Street in Whitby, Mr. Flaherty said
"we made those difficult decisions
and this was our chance to go back
to the people and be accountable.
"And the people of Whitby -Ajax
have spoken. Four more years," he
says.
Mr. Flaherty wasn't alone in his
success in Durham Region. Tory in-
cumbents in all Durham ridings
were elected convincingly, includ-
ing cabinet colleague Social Ser-
vices Minister Janet Ecker in Pick-
ering -Ajax -Uxbridge, John O'-
Toole in Durham and Jerry Ouel-
lette in Oshawa.
poor showing at the polls spelled
its demise as an official party.
Howard Hampton was gracious in
defeat, pledging his party would
work hard to improve its standing.
It's time now for the Tories to
get on with the business of govern-
ing Ontario, a true blue province
once again.
Oshawa Riding
June 3, 1999 Election
204/204 polls
18915 46.76% PC
Jerry Ouellette
'1740 29.02% LIB
Chris Topple
9146 22.61% NDP
ColleenTwomey
551 1.61% NLP
Garry Kotack
June 8, 1995 Election
16793 54.33% PC JerryOuellette
8450 27.34% NDP Allan Pilkey
5666 18.330% LIB Linda Porritt
NEW Durham Riding
June 3, 1999 Election
206%206 polls
26111 57.06% PC John O'Toole
14694 32.11% LIB Gary Minnie
4245 9.27% NDP Jim Morrison
467 1 02016 GP Gail Thompson
244 .53"6 NLP Jacinthe Millaire
June 8, 1995 Election
'Old riding of Durham East
24303 61.79% PC John O'Toole
8519 21.66% NDP Gord Mills
6512 16.56% LIB Mary Novak
NEW Whitby -Ajax Riding
June 3, 1999 Election
1931193 polls
27615 57.79% PC Jim Flaherty
16234 33.97% LIB A. Di Giovanni
3934 8.23% NDP Betty Ann Craig
June 8, 1995 Election
'Old riding of Durham Centre
25107 58.34% PC Jim Flaherty
9808 22.790,o LIB Allan Furlong
8120 18.87% NDP D. White
NEW Pickering -
Ajax -Uxbridge
June 39 1N9 Election
212/212 polls
28561
58.11% PC Janet Ecker
16882
34.35% LIB Dave Ryan
2814
5.730/6 NDP Jim Wiseman
703
1.430/6 GP C. Pennington
191
.38% NLP Bob Riaz
June 8. 1995 Election
'Oki riding of York -Durham
25018 60.4% PC Julia Munro
8048 19.436/6 NDP Lary O'Connor
7512 18.13%6 LIB Dave Marquis
845 2.04% FCP Vincent Artymko
June 8,9 1M Election
'Old riding of Durham West
29232 54.58%6 PC Janet Ecker
13974 26.09%6 LIB Joe Dickson
9444 17.63616 NDP Jim Wiseman
904 1.69%6 IND Neil Fonseka
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Man faces further sex assault charges
Girl comes forward, says she met man on chat line
BY STEPHEN SHAW
Staff Writer
An Oshawa man charged with con-
fining and sexually assaulting a 14 -
year -old Pickering girl whom he met
on an adults -only telephone chat line is
now accused of a similar attack involv-
ing a 16 -year-old Peterborough girl.
Durham Regional Police say the 14 -
year -old met a man on the phone ser-
vice in February and was then lured to
an Oshawa home in April expecting to
meet the man's teenaged son. When
she got there, police say, she was
locked in a bedroom and attacked by
two men.
The girl said the ordeal lasted three
hours and ended with her being threat-
ened at knife-point and released.
Last Tuesday, police arrested a 39 -
year -old Oshawa man and conducted a
search of his Malaga Road residence.
In the wake of news reports about
the case, a 16 -year-old Peterborough
girl contacted Durham Region sexual
assault unit detectives, says Sergeant
Jim Grimley.
He says the teen reported meeting a
man on the same telephone chat line
and visiting him twice at his residence
in Oshawa, without her parent's knowl-
edge.
"On the second occasion, she was
supplied with alcohol and passed out.
When she awoke, it's alleged she was
being sexually fondled," Sgt. Grimley
says.
"it was only atter she heard about
the charges for the 14 -year-old that she
decided to come forward"
He says the girl covered up her vis-
its by telling her mother she was visit-
ing a friend and took a taxi from Peter-
borough to Oshawa, with the man pay-
ing the fare.
William Arnold Rosamond was ini-
tially charged with sexual assault,
forcible confinement, threatening, as-
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On Wednesday, a second sexual as-
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court June 8.
Meanwhile, police have yet to iden-
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Conner Maher sits still as artist Katie Gar-
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north of Ninth
Concession Road
gust northwest of
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north Pickering.
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June 6.
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An Oshawa educator is among
those who'll he honoured next
week at the eighth annual TVOn-
tano Teachers' Awards in Toronto.
Mardi Mink. a teacher at Fast -
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stitute, is one of 17 educators
who'll receive a certificate of merit
at the June 8 ceremony.
"It's quite an honour to be on
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Master the art of eating in Pickering
PICKERING — The PmeR-
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ful Barbecue Fundraiser' Saturday,
June 12 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at
the SuperCentre on Liverpool
Road in Pickering.
You're invited to take your ap-
petites, kids• families and friends.
Members of the arts council
and local VIPs will don chefs' hats
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. to serve you
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their communities. They're the
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pact on their lives"
Ms. Sunnak reports the selec-
tion panel was "quite impressed
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Canadian literature and her hands-
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like she's doing a lot of neat things
here."
The winning teachers were se-
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Feeding the hungry
Pine Ridge Secondary School student Tamara Nash fills her plate at a
feast following a 24-hour famine organized by the school's unity and di-
versity group June 2. Approximately 40 students participated in the event.
held to raise money for two foster children sponsored by pupils at the
Pickering school. Food for the lunch was donated by the SuperCentre.
Red Lobster and Subway.
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10 years
PICKERING
— Teddy's
Learning Centre
holds a 10th an-
niversary cele-
bration this
The event
runs Saturday,
June 5 from 10
a.m. to noon in
the recreation
hall, 1235
Radom St., Pick-
ering. Games,
crafts, stories and
linore are offered.
All previous
attendees and fu-
ture attendees
welcome. Phone
839-2120 or 839-
15472.
Nuclear
neighbours get
little radiation
Quarterly report
released
The Atomic Energy Control Board
has released its latest radiation dose
index reports for the Pickering and
Darlington nuclear stations.
The index measures radiation
doses due to emissions for the most
exposed people living near one of the
nuclear stations, according to a media
release from the AECB. They would
typically apply to individuals living
just outside the station boundary who
are at their homes 24 hours a day,
drink local water and eat local fish
and produce.
Doses are calculated using actual
'data from routine analysis of air,
water, fish and vegetation same_ les, as
well as station emission data.
Between Jan. 1 and March 31 of
1999, the dose from the Pickering sta-
tion was 2.7 microsieverts, and 0.5
microsieverts from the Darlington
plant.
For all of 1998, the dose was 15.7
microsieverts from Pickering and 4.1
microsieverts from Darlington. By
comparison, a single chest X-ray de-
livers a radiation dose of about 70 mi-
crosieverts.
Radiation doses decrease signifi-
cantly as distance from the stations
increase. More than 90 per cent of the
radiation doses received from the sta-
tions was due to air emissions.
For more information call the
AECB at 1-800-668-5284.
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Pawn shops charged in crackdown
Stolen goods, loansharking part of police probe
BY STEPHEN SHAW
Staff Writer
An undercover police op-
eration dubbed 'Project
"Trader' has resulted in an as-
sortment of charges against
56 people and a dozen pawn
shops across Durham Re-
gion.
A team of 12 plainclothes
officers targeted second-
hand stores during a 10 -
week investigation, during
which police recovered
more than $20,000 in stolen
loot.
A total of 138 criminal
charges were laid, the ma-
jority property -related
crimes in which stolen
goods were sold to local
pawn shops, according to
police.
As part of the project, po-
lice meticulously compared
daily stolen property reports
— possessions taken during
residential burglaries, for
example — to weekly inven-
tory of second-hand stores
targeted during the probe.
When a match was
found, said Acting -Inspector
Paul Carroll, the officer in
charge of the investigation,
"It was then a matter of
backtracking and identify-
ing the seller."
In some cases, items re-
ported stolen one ),Ncck car -
tier turned up in local stores
within days, said the acting -
inspector.
In addition to the crimi-
nal charges, 25 charges were
laid under the Pawnbrokers
Act against 12 store owners
for allegedly running a pawn
shop without a proper li-
cence. The owners could yet
be in more hot water. Police
have requested consent of
Ontario's Attorney General
to lay charges against the
stores for allegedly charging
criminal interest rates, a
Criminal Code offence.
Police found stores oper-
ating as unlicensed pawn
shops charging interest rates
as high as 800 per cent an-
nually, said Act.-Insp. Car-
roll. The maximum rate per-
mitted by law is 60 per cent
over a year, he said.
Act.-Insp. Carroll said
the project was funded by
the provincial government's
Community Partnership
Program. Police estimate
property -related crime in
1998 cost Durham in excess
of $20 million. There were
more than 13,000 reported
offences, the most common
break and enter, theft, fraud
and use of stolen credit
cards.
"And ($20 million) is a
conscrnamc esurnatc. rt',
probably more than that,"
said Act.-Insp. Carroll.
He said second-hand
stores are the easiest venue
for petty criminals to turn
stolen goods into quick
cash.
"We can't prove stores
are knowingly buying stolen
property, but in a lot of cases
they'll buy an item when it's
still packaged in a box with
a price code and sticker,"
said Act.-Insp. Carroll. "It's
willful blindness"
Not surprisingly, he said,
an informal survey by police
found 53.5 per cent of peo-
ple who sold to a second-
hand store in Durham Re-
gion more than I I times had
a previous criminal record
for property -related of-
fences.
"The majority of people
doing (regular) business
with these stores, the repeat
sellers, are the ones who
have shady backgrounds,"
said Act.-Insp. Carroll.
The stores charged were:
Cash and Deals at 230 Har-
wood Ave. S., Ajax, 26 King
St. E., Oshawa, 143 Brock
St. S., Whitby; Cash or
Deals at 1240 Simcoe St. N.
and 1 188 Simcoe St. S., Os-
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displays of shields, swords, suits of armour and
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of that gala event is presented in every detail.
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Pickering hockey star Luke Sellars awaits call from NHL after winning Memorial Cup
BY AL RIVEIT
Sports Editor
PICKERING — These are ex-
citing times for Pickering's Luke
Sellars.
His team just won the Memori-
al Cup, emblematic of junior hock-
ey supremacy in Canada.
Now, the 18 -year-old is looking
forward to hearing his name called
at the National Hocke-, League
draft in Boston this month.
The rugged 6'1", 200 -pound
defenceman who finished his rook-
ie season with the Cup champion
Ottawa 67s is expected to go in the
first round of the NHL draft at
Boston's Fleet Centre Saturday,
June 26.
After having talked to scouts of
all NHL teams prior to the draft.
Sellars says he still has no idea
where he'll wind up.
"It doesn't matter to me where I
go. Not at all;' says Sellars, who
scouts have praised as a good
skater and stickhandler and a fierce
competitor.
"I've talked to every team and
it's looking pretty good that I'll be
drafted. I'm rated to go in the first
round by Central Scouting, so that
would be nice."
But, whichever \HL team ends
up with the Dunharton High
School grad after the draft, it's al-
most a sure het hc' I I he returned to
the 67s for his sophomore season.
And, that's just fine with Sellars
as this year with the Ottawa juniors
has been one to remember. After
being dumped from the Ontario
Hockey League playoffs by the
Belleville Bulls, the 67s made the
most of their entry into the event as
the host team by capturing the
Memorial Cup in front of their
fans.
At was quite an experience,
definitely the best of my hockey
career;' notes Sellars, who helped
Ottawa defeat the Western Hockey
League's Calgary Hitmen in an
emotional and hard-fought 7-6
overtime final.
-It was an exciting game to
play. It could have went either way
in overtime. I think we got lucky"
The Memorial Cup tournament
was a trial by fire for Sellars as
he'd been out of the Ottawa line-up
since February with a knee injury
that required surgery. But, he re-
turned to the team in time to help
the 67s post a 4-1 record in the
tournament, including the win over
Calgary in the final.
It was most thrilling to win the
Cup in front of the team's fans.
-It was good for Killer (67s
head coach Brian Kilrca) and it
was really good for our fans who
stuck ,kith us all sea wn I don't
think it could haxc hccn am hcttcr
ANDREW IWANOWSKI/ News Advertiser photo
Luke Sellars takes a well-deserved break at his Pickering home
after winning the Memorial Cup with Ae Ottawa 67s recently.
than to win a Memorial Cup in
front of our hometown fans. Obvi-
ously, it's a lot better with your
fans behind you every game. It was
a big help for us;' says Sellars, the
first-round selection of the 67s in
the 1998 OHL draft.
Despite his injury, Sellars en-
joyed a productive rookie season
on the veteran -laden 67s. The rear-
guard scored four goals and picked
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up 19 assists in only 40 games with
Ottawa, while accumulating 90
minutes in penalties. At the end of
the season, Sellars was named to
the Canadian Hockey League's all -
rookie team.
"I was pleased. It wasn't some-
thing I expected. I worked hard all
year, so it was something I de-
served"
In the off-season, Sellars says
he plans to work out with weights
and skate twice a week with other
OHL players in the Pickering area.
He also plans to play as many
games as possible with the Picker-
ing Phantoms of the Major Junior
'A' Roller Hockey League.
"Playing in the (roller hockey)
league is a lot of fun and it keeps.
me in great shape. I want to try and
play as much as I can"
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PICKERING — The
Pickering Red Sox major
mosquito reps were edged by
the Mississauga North Tigers
in the championship game of
the recent Agincourt Mos-
quito Baseball Tournament.
In a battle between two
teams previously undefeated
in the tournament, the Red
Sox were unable to cage the
Tigers, who posted a 9-7 vic-
tory. Anthony Luc turned in a
strong pitching performance
while catcher Cory Schu-
macher supplied solid defen-
sive play behind the plate.
The Red Sox earned a
berth in the championship
;game by defeating North
Birk 6-4 in the semi-final tilt.
First baseman Kyle Donnan
and third baseman Brandon
Crummey led the defence
with a number of superb
,�atchcs at the corners. North
York hit the scoreboard early,
lumping out to a 3-0 lead.
The lead lasted until the fifth
Inning when David Aquino
and Peter Murphy ignited the
Red Sox offence to put Pick-
ering ahead 4-3. In the top of
the sixth inning, George
Bozinovski drove in two runs
to pad the lead. North York
rallied in the bottom of tlx:
sixth, but with one run in and
one on base, Red Sox closer
Thomas Fraser buckled
down to put out the fire and
ensure the victory.
In the opening game of
the tourney, the Sox cruised
to an 8-3 victory over New-
market. Pickering jumped
out to an early 2-0 lead after
two innings. In the bottom of
the third inning. Newmarket
rallied to take the lead 3-2.
With two men on and two
out. Newmarket threatened
to pad its lead further when
the clean-up hitter smacked a
line drive up the middle. For-
tunately for the Sox, second
baseman Jamie Molony
snared the liner to snuff out
the rally.
The Sox blasted East York
II -2 in the second game.
Starting catcher Brent
Taman made an impressive
catch in the first inning to get
the Sox pumped up. Picker-
ing wored early and often as
Fast York was no match for
the fired -up Sox.
The third game brought
together two undefeated
teams in the division: Thorn-
hill and Pickering. Since
Thornhill had beaten both
`ew'market and East York by
IU runs in each game, the
team was almost assured of
at least a wild -card berth in
the semi-finals. But, the Red
Sox had other plans and not
only won the game 12-1, but
eliminated Thornhill from
further play. Pitcher Mark
Phillips virtually silenced the
strong Thornhill bats by al-
lowing only two runs over
three innings. Shortstop
Dwayne Proudlove led the
offence with two doubles and
three runs batted in.
The Red Sox mosquitoes
are coached by Mike
Leufkens, Gary Tamane, Jim
Crummey, Billy Fraser and
Joe Aquino.
NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, -A94 1999 PAGE 21 P
SC0REB%n_10F.._4RD
N L W S A I) V I: R T' I S E R J U N' L.
WESTNEY HEIGHTS MEN'S SLO-PITCH LEAGUE
As of June 1, 1999
TEAM STANDINGS
TEAM G W L T F A PTS
Yuk Yuk's 10 8 1 1 158 80 17
Second Storey 9 7 2 0 109 66 14
Powrmahc 9 7 2 0 106 65 14
Petrina's Yankees 9 6 2 1 107 80 13
Can -Sort 9 6 3 0 128 88 12
SAA Vipers 9 5 3 1 106 88 11
CCS Vipers 9 3 3 3 1 11 107 9
Steve Fearon-Re/Max 10 4 5 1 99 120 9
Elinra Larocque-C21 9 3 4 2 109 110 8
Petrina's 9 3 5 1 91 94 7
Source for Spons 10 2 7 1 79 108 5
Mud Hen's 10 2 7 1 69 126 5
Dickson Printing 9 2 7 0 69 133 4
Strut 9 1 8 0 74 145 2
LEAGUE RESULTS
From May 30: Yuk Yuk's 17 (WP and MVP Paul Dewl.
ing) vs Second Storey 5 (LP Kevin McKay, MVP Rob
Coutts). Second Storey 16 (WP Kevin McKay, MVPs Pat
Clarke. Brian McDougal) vs. Can Sort 11 (LP & MVP
Chris Kennedy); Yuk Yuk's 18 (WP Paul Deviling, MVP
Len Fagen) vs Can Sort /5 (LP Schad Ross. MVP Kr,s
Venton); Powrmatic 13 (WP John Laroque. MVP Jame
Mandolesi) vs Mud Hen's 7 (LP Riyaz Hussein. MVP
Steve Hunt), Eiv,ra Larocque-Century 21 9 (P d MVP
Richard Scheel) vs Mud Hen's 9 (P Rryaz Hussein,
MVP Ron Sturge). Powrmahc 17 (WP & MVP John
Laroque) vs. Elvira Larocque-Century 21 4 (LP Bill
Nash, MVP Henry Des)ardins), CCS Vipers 25 (WP
Bran Allen. MVP Rich Smith) vs Petrina's 20 (LP Peter
Perry. MVP Chris Sore legs' Kakouros). SAA Vipers 17
(WP Richard Mash MVP Joe Quinn) vs. Dickson Print-
ing 7 (LP Dave Hodgson. MVP Jay Roadhouse). SAA
Vipers 18 (WP Richard Marsh MVP Sean Vogler) vs
Steve Fearon-Re/Max Quality One 10 (LP Bob 'Cutch'
McCutcheon, MVP Dave Darling). Steve Fearon-
Re/Max Quality One 10 (WP Bob Kowalski, MVP Ange-
lo Fermo) vs. Dickson Printing 6 - LP& MVP Dave
Hodgson). Petrma's Yankees 16 (WP Chris Robinson.
MVP Todd McGrath) vs Source for Sports 10 (LP Dan
'The ManHart. MVP Pat Bishop). Petrina's Yankees 11
(WP Chris Robinson. MVP Jacksly Ford) vs. Sirrrt 9 !LP
Louis Ko,kas. MVP John McDonald,. Source for Sports
15 (WP Dan The Man Hart. MVP Peter Boytill vs
Sirrn 10 (LP Louis III MVP Ed Page)
Player of the week - week 5 (presented by Petrina's
Tap & Billiards) Rob Courts, Second Stony.
Scores from May 16: Pot reri 10 (WP & MVP Richard
Leary vs Scarce 'or Sports 0. Pi tr,na s t t (WP Peter
Perry. MVP Jun Kakouros) vs Steve Fearon-ReiMax
Qua'ay One 1 'LP Bob McCulcheon, MVP V nce
George). Steve Fearon-Re/Max Ouahty One iS (WP
Bob Kowalski, MVP 8ren Upton) vs Source for Sports
7 (LP Dan The Man' Hart. MVP Patrick Bishop). Second
Storey 10 (WP & MVP Kevin McKay; vs Powrmahc 0:
Sunt 10 (WP &MVP Mike Brand) vs Powrmahc 0. Sec-
ond Stony, 14 i WP Kevin McKay, MVP Chris Power) vs
Sunt 9 (LP Mike Bnand, MVP Vic 'Fingertips' Hacnelq,
Elvira Larocque-Century 21 22 (WP Richard Scheel,
MVP Rob'Potatoo' Flowers, vs Dickson Printing 16 (LP
David Kean, MVP Pal Russell). Yuk Yuk's 16 (WP Paul
Dowling. MVP Pete McKay) vs CCS Vipers 16 (LP
Brian Allen, MVP Allen Dalton). Yuk Yuk s 26 (WP Paul
Dowling. MVP Phil Hardman) vs. Mud Hen's 5 (LP
Riyaz Hussein MVP Jeff Hi iq; Mud Hen's 12 (WP
All Hussein. MVP Jeff Carter) vs. CCS Vipers 9 (LP
Roy Craig. MVP Derek Osse). Can Sort /6 (WP Jason
Wallop. MVP Chris Woolcox) vs Dickson Printing 0 (LP
Dave Hodgson. MVP Dan Math,au). Can Sort 15 (WP
Chris Johnson. MVP Matt Muir) vs. Elvira Larocquo-
Century 21 5 (LP Bill Nash, MVP Tony Bruce): SAA
Vipers 15 (WP Richard Marsh, MVP Sean Collins) vs
Petrina's Yankees 14 (LP Chris Robinson. MVP Jim
Chisholm).
Player of the week - week 4 (Presented by Petrina's
Taps & Billiards: Chris Woolcox. Can Sort
Scores from May 15: CCS Vipers 19 (WP Brian Allen,
MVP Jim Weller) vs Dickson Printing 7 (LP David
Hodgson, MVP Dennis Strovo). Petrina's Yankees 12
(WP Chris Robinson. MVP Sean McGrath) vs. Dickson
Printing 4 (LP David Hodgson, MVP Wayne'Did not for-
get my pants' St Aubyn), Petrina's Yankees 12 (WP
Chris Robinson. MVP Bruce Gilbank) vs Second Storey
7 (LP d MVP Kevin McKay). Steve Fearon-Re/Max
Quality One 13 (WP Bob Kowalski. MVP Vince George)
vs Mud Hen's 4 (LP Riyaz Hussein, MVP Rod Sturge)
vs. Sirnt 12 (LP Ed Page, MVP Stephen Warren), Petri
na's 12 (P Peter Perry, MVP Rich Leary) vs Elvira
Larocque-Century 21 12 (P Bill Nash. MVP Blair Munn).
Yuk Yuk's 22 (WP Rob Bean, MVP Lee Moderate) vs
Elvira Larocque-Century 21 12 'LP 8,11 Nash, MVP
Robert L,dern); Second Storey 9 (WP Kevin McKay.
MVP Tim Hannah) vs. Mud Hen's 4 (LP Joe Lee. MVP
Jeff Hewlat). Steve Fearon-Re/Max Quality One 15 (P
Bob Kowalski, MVP Tony V,sca) vs CCS Vipers 15 (P
Roy i MVP Rich Sri SAA Vipers I1 (WP Rich
Marsh, MVP Tim Crompton) vs Sirnt 9 (LP d MVP Lou
Koikas). Source for Sports 17 (WP b MVP Dar The
Man' Hart) vs. SAA Vipers 12 (LP Rich Marsh, MVP Vito
Barbieri): Yuk Yuk's 7 (WP d MVP Rob Bean) vs Source
for Sports 5 tLP Dan'the Man Hart, MVP Pat Bishop)
Powrmahc 14 vs Can Sort 13
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SC0REB%n_10F.._4RD
N L W S A I) V I: R T' I S E R J U N' L.
WESTNEY HEIGHTS MEN'S SLO-PITCH LEAGUE
As of June 1, 1999
TEAM STANDINGS
TEAM G W L T F A PTS
Yuk Yuk's 10 8 1 1 158 80 17
Second Storey 9 7 2 0 109 66 14
Powrmahc 9 7 2 0 106 65 14
Petrina's Yankees 9 6 2 1 107 80 13
Can -Sort 9 6 3 0 128 88 12
SAA Vipers 9 5 3 1 106 88 11
CCS Vipers 9 3 3 3 1 11 107 9
Steve Fearon-Re/Max 10 4 5 1 99 120 9
Elinra Larocque-C21 9 3 4 2 109 110 8
Petrina's 9 3 5 1 91 94 7
Source for Spons 10 2 7 1 79 108 5
Mud Hen's 10 2 7 1 69 126 5
Dickson Printing 9 2 7 0 69 133 4
Strut 9 1 8 0 74 145 2
LEAGUE RESULTS
From May 30: Yuk Yuk's 17 (WP and MVP Paul Dewl.
ing) vs Second Storey 5 (LP Kevin McKay, MVP Rob
Coutts). Second Storey 16 (WP Kevin McKay, MVPs Pat
Clarke. Brian McDougal) vs. Can Sort 11 (LP & MVP
Chris Kennedy); Yuk Yuk's 18 (WP Paul Deviling, MVP
Len Fagen) vs Can Sort /5 (LP Schad Ross. MVP Kr,s
Venton); Powrmatic 13 (WP John Laroque. MVP Jame
Mandolesi) vs Mud Hen's 7 (LP Riyaz Hussein. MVP
Steve Hunt), Eiv,ra Larocque-Century 21 9 (P d MVP
Richard Scheel) vs Mud Hen's 9 (P Rryaz Hussein,
MVP Ron Sturge). Powrmahc 17 (WP & MVP John
Laroque) vs. Elvira Larocque-Century 21 4 (LP Bill
Nash, MVP Henry Des)ardins), CCS Vipers 25 (WP
Bran Allen. MVP Rich Smith) vs Petrina's 20 (LP Peter
Perry. MVP Chris Sore legs' Kakouros). SAA Vipers 17
(WP Richard Mash MVP Joe Quinn) vs. Dickson Print-
ing 7 (LP Dave Hodgson. MVP Jay Roadhouse). SAA
Vipers 18 (WP Richard Marsh MVP Sean Vogler) vs
Steve Fearon-Re/Max Quality One 10 (LP Bob 'Cutch'
McCutcheon, MVP Dave Darling). Steve Fearon-
Re/Max Quality One 10 (WP Bob Kowalski, MVP Ange-
lo Fermo) vs. Dickson Printing 6 - LP& MVP Dave
Hodgson). Petrma's Yankees 16 (WP Chris Robinson.
MVP Todd McGrath) vs Source for Sports 10 (LP Dan
'The ManHart. MVP Pat Bishop). Petrina's Yankees 11
(WP Chris Robinson. MVP Jacksly Ford) vs. Sirrrt 9 !LP
Louis Ko,kas. MVP John McDonald,. Source for Sports
15 (WP Dan The Man Hart. MVP Peter Boytill vs
Sirrn 10 (LP Louis III MVP Ed Page)
Player of the week - week 5 (presented by Petrina's
Tap & Billiards) Rob Courts, Second Stony.
Scores from May 16: Pot reri 10 (WP & MVP Richard
Leary vs Scarce 'or Sports 0. Pi tr,na s t t (WP Peter
Perry. MVP Jun Kakouros) vs Steve Fearon-ReiMax
Qua'ay One 1 'LP Bob McCulcheon, MVP V nce
George). Steve Fearon-Re/Max Ouahty One iS (WP
Bob Kowalski, MVP 8ren Upton) vs Source for Sports
7 (LP Dan The Man' Hart. MVP Patrick Bishop). Second
Storey 10 (WP & MVP Kevin McKay; vs Powrmahc 0:
Sunt 10 (WP &MVP Mike Brand) vs Powrmahc 0. Sec-
ond Stony, 14 i WP Kevin McKay, MVP Chris Power) vs
Sunt 9 (LP Mike Bnand, MVP Vic 'Fingertips' Hacnelq,
Elvira Larocque-Century 21 22 (WP Richard Scheel,
MVP Rob'Potatoo' Flowers, vs Dickson Printing 16 (LP
David Kean, MVP Pal Russell). Yuk Yuk's 16 (WP Paul
Dowling. MVP Pete McKay) vs CCS Vipers 16 (LP
Brian Allen, MVP Allen Dalton). Yuk Yuk s 26 (WP Paul
Dowling. MVP Phil Hardman) vs. Mud Hen's 5 (LP
Riyaz Hussein MVP Jeff Hi iq; Mud Hen's 12 (WP
All Hussein. MVP Jeff Carter) vs. CCS Vipers 9 (LP
Roy Craig. MVP Derek Osse). Can Sort /6 (WP Jason
Wallop. MVP Chris Woolcox) vs Dickson Printing 0 (LP
Dave Hodgson. MVP Dan Math,au). Can Sort 15 (WP
Chris Johnson. MVP Matt Muir) vs. Elvira Larocquo-
Century 21 5 (LP Bill Nash, MVP Tony Bruce): SAA
Vipers 15 (WP Richard Marsh, MVP Sean Collins) vs
Petrina's Yankees 14 (LP Chris Robinson. MVP Jim
Chisholm).
Player of the week - week 4 (Presented by Petrina's
Taps & Billiards: Chris Woolcox. Can Sort
Scores from May 15: CCS Vipers 19 (WP Brian Allen,
MVP Jim Weller) vs Dickson Printing 7 (LP David
Hodgson, MVP Dennis Strovo). Petrina's Yankees 12
(WP Chris Robinson. MVP Sean McGrath) vs. Dickson
Printing 4 (LP David Hodgson, MVP Wayne'Did not for-
get my pants' St Aubyn), Petrina's Yankees 12 (WP
Chris Robinson. MVP Bruce Gilbank) vs Second Storey
7 (LP d MVP Kevin McKay). Steve Fearon-Re/Max
Quality One 13 (WP Bob Kowalski. MVP Vince George)
vs Mud Hen's 4 (LP Riyaz Hussein, MVP Rod Sturge)
vs. Sirnt 12 (LP Ed Page, MVP Stephen Warren), Petri
na's 12 (P Peter Perry, MVP Rich Leary) vs Elvira
Larocque-Century 21 12 (P Bill Nash. MVP Blair Munn).
Yuk Yuk's 22 (WP Rob Bean, MVP Lee Moderate) vs
Elvira Larocque-Century 21 12 'LP 8,11 Nash, MVP
Robert L,dern); Second Storey 9 (WP Kevin McKay.
MVP Tim Hannah) vs. Mud Hen's 4 (LP Joe Lee. MVP
Jeff Hewlat). Steve Fearon-Re/Max Quality One 15 (P
Bob Kowalski, MVP Tony V,sca) vs CCS Vipers 15 (P
Roy i MVP Rich Sri SAA Vipers I1 (WP Rich
Marsh, MVP Tim Crompton) vs Sirnt 9 (LP d MVP Lou
Koikas). Source for Sports 17 (WP b MVP Dar The
Man' Hart) vs. SAA Vipers 12 (LP Rich Marsh, MVP Vito
Barbieri): Yuk Yuk's 7 (WP d MVP Rob Bean) vs Source
for Sports 5 tLP Dan'the Man Hart, MVP Pat Bishop)
Powrmahc 14 vs Can Sort 13
DEAA BOYS GYMNASTICS MEET
Alexa, le, ;Jana^ Be v,c,,,. ax
Tuesday. May 11.1999
Schools competing from across the Durham Region
Stephen Saywell Whitby), William Dunbar (P,ckerng).
Alexander Graham Ben (Alaxr. Lord Elgin A ax,
Uxbridge Wxbnoge). Duffin's Bay (Ajax). Goodwood
(Goodwood). E B Phin (P,ckenng). Roberta Bondar
(Ajax;
Primary Compulsory Floor
Einar Taylor Dunoa, 2 Roome Brodie (Uxbriogei.
3 Kyle Stephens (Dunbar). 4 Allan Cole (Uxbridge). 5
Travis Munro (Saywell). 6 Andrew Gray ISaywell,
Primary Compulsory Vault
Greg Sneremeta Du^ba' 2 Travis Munro (Saywell-
3 Kyle Stephens (Dunbar). 4 Corey Mil 'Duffin's,. 5
Tom SKordakis (Duffm's). 6 Ethan Taylor Dunbar
Junior Compulsory Floor
' Darty Ca^^. F Br^Ia• 2 Jesse Tralkdvsk 'P
Bondar,. 3 Brad Hicks 'Saywell, 4 Niox Burton Say -
well). S Daniel Burton Uxbridge 6 Robert O'Dorneil
(Bell).
Junior Compulsory Vault
1 Geo" 5 -ti, Saywei: 2 Daryl Burton (Uxbrioge). 3
Nick Burton (Saywen) 4 Kurt McKay Bell). 5 M,chaet
Whitelock Uxbr,dge) 6 Brad Hicks Saywell)
Intermadlate Compulsory Floor
1 Truyer `gayer Ldr^, E gir 2 Matt Manley (lord
E Win)
Intermediate Compulsory Vault
I Truyer Nguyen Lo,d E gin, 2 Matt Manley ;Lord
Elgin)
Adv. K-4 Compulsory Floor
Jascr Au ;Ben: 2 Connor Fitzgerald (Saywom. 3
Kevin Wylie (Dunbar), 4 Dan Thomson (Saywell, S
Ricky McCmagan (Bell). 6 Cloven Anderson (Elgui,
Advanced K-4 Compulsory Vault
1 Conic, F'z;e•a,c Saywe 2 Dan Thomson (Say -
wen). 3 Jason Au (Bon). 4 Armony Frgro (Phin). 5
Devon Anderson (Elgin). 6 Kevin Wyly (Dunbar)
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4. 1 9 9 9
Adv. 5-6 Compulsory Floor
1 Corey Webb -Millington (Sayweu). 2 Jonathan N,-
coloff (Saywell). 3 Trevor Seelert (Dunbar), 4 Scott An.
nesley (Bell), 5 Greg Long (Bell), 6 Jeff Clubine (Good-
wood)
Adv. 5-6 Compulsory Vault
1 Corey Webb -Millington (Saywell): 2. Jeff Clubrne
(Goodwood). 3 Trevor Seelert (Goodwood). 4 Jonathan
Nicoloff (Saywell), 5 Joel Farren (Phin). 6 Greg Long
(Bell)
Optional One Floor
I Joshua 7iv:ar (Belt., 2 Jeordain Ward, 3 Ryan
Regan (Dunbar)
Optional One Vault
1 Jeordain Ward !Bell), 2 Ryan Regan (Dunbar). 3
Joshua Vivian (Bell)
Optional Two Floor
1 Matt Cottam 'Ben, 2 Kyler Carson (Dunbar)
Optional Two Vault
1 Mal, Colfam 'Boa 2 Kyle, Carson (Dunbar).
Elite 1 Floor
1 Mail Jobb'Dunbar)
Elite 1 Vault
1 Matt Jubb !Dunbar).
Elite 2 Floor
1 Be, F tzgerald
Elite 2 Vault
1 Ben F,lzgerald.
School Pennants
Du,"— Cram -_ ors Stephen Saywell. 110 points
Durham Runners up Wiliam Dunbar. 86 points
Third-place Alexander Graham Ben. 80 points
PICKERING BALL HOCKEY LEAGUE
REBOUND SPORTS SUNDAY NIGHT LEAGUE
'A' DIVISION
TEAM G W L T F A PTS
F...'L';'P•5 4 23 7 e
Markers 4 2 2 0 21 1 1 4
Bad, Dogs 4 2 2 0 1 7 12 s
Hornets 4 0 4 0 2 33 0
'B' DIVISION
TEAM G W L T F A PTS
Denis 4 4 - G 28 4
Marooned 4 3 0 1 18 9 7
Rerted Mules 4 2 1 1 20 15 5
Misfits 4 2 2 0 13 15 4
Leafs 4 1 2 1 9 16 3
Green Machine 4 , 3 0 8 22 2
Knits 4 0 2 2 7 10 2
H.r canes 4 ., 3 11 8 27 1,
May 30 scores: Leafs 2 vs Kn grts 2. Black Dogs 5 vs
-c -es 0 M,s,s 3 vs Green vacrme 1 Rented Mus 5
vs Marooned 5 Markers 2 vs Shooters 4. Hurricanes v
vs Devils 10
PICKERING BALL HOCKEY LEAGUE
FORMULA FORD WEDNESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE
A- DIVISION
TEAM G W L T F A PTs
Shocte,s 4 4 0 25 7 e
Newiands 4 2 1 21 9 5
Alien 4 2 ' 8 16 3
ACN 4 4 0 3 26
'B' DIVISION
TEAM G W L T F A PTS
oldies 4 4 - - 14 e -
Dukes 4 2 1 1 23 7 S
Out of try Bus 4 2 1 1 20 13 S
Greyhounds 4 2 2 0 20 22 4
wmudws 4 1 3 9 11 16 2
Dolphins 4 0 4 0 9 30 0
May 26 scores: alters 3 vs Shooters 6, A C N 1 vs Naw-
ar .s ' -, 0,.: c' :ne Blue S vs Dukes 5 Dolphins 2 vs in-
truders 6. Greyhounds 5 vs. Oldies 6
FRONTIERS FOUNDATION
is looking for volunteers for our Aboriginal
Housing ConstrwtiorAenovation Program in Ontario.
• You must be at least 18 years old.
• Retired experienced trades persons particularity desirable
• Specific skills (i.e. carpentry, electrical, plumbing,
roofing, panelling, painting, portable sawmill operating,
etc.) are preferred, but anyone with a strong desire to
learn and help can apply
• Volunteers must be available for a minimum period of 12
weeks.
• Food, accommodation and transportation provided.
FRONTIERS FOUNDATION
2615 Danforth Avenue Suite 203
Toronto, Ontario M4C 1 L6
E -Mail: frontier@globalserve-net
Or call toll-free at 1-800-665-4130
O r 11 to year cutting Kids Hair
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Pickering
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A. Utilities ts..rmati aolar
1725 Kingston Rd.
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905-428 3484
Toronto
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(Beaches)
Mom -Fri- ThuM mit sun.
1926 Queen St. E.
10.6 open We 10-8 9-5 11-5
416-691-9190
FRONTIERS FOUNDATION
is looking for volunteers for our Aboriginal
Housing ConstrwtiorAenovation Program in Ontario.
• You must be at least 18 years old.
• Retired experienced trades persons particularity desirable
• Specific skills (i.e. carpentry, electrical, plumbing,
roofing, panelling, painting, portable sawmill operating,
etc.) are preferred, but anyone with a strong desire to
learn and help can apply
• Volunteers must be available for a minimum period of 12
weeks.
• Food, accommodation and transportation provided.
FRONTIERS FOUNDATION
2615 Danforth Avenue Suite 203
Toronto, Ontario M4C 1 L6
E -Mail: frontier@globalserve-net
Or call toll-free at 1-800-665-4130
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SATURDAY & SUNDAY 2-3 P.M. (LAKERIDGE BY THE LAKE) 43. 1, parks, Lake Ontario, Fraorran's Bay.
654 WEYBURN SO., PICKERING (Whites Rd. & Stroulds LI AJAX BY THE LAKE $409,000 ,;:Ies, sftols, s" and more The man floor
RICK YOUR SEARCH ENDS RIGHT HERE! Huge custom-built estate with a view of Lake 'd—: V area has floor to ceihng 1I war wah gas 1p. CAROL
ying Coip" Execum home 3 100 sq. ft r4 Y4 6 years ne*l , �Pq in wooden mantle. Sldq patio doors IeW into
S E R G I S O N 'Located an quiet sqim in Fotiollow 'StWwaklopt&andsep.Mewtyy&houhools Ontario. 4 + 2 bedrooms, 2 kitchens, 4 -1 N" Florida rm. oM interlocking brCk tkL A KUDLA*
_v -ead awning The Euro style IW is a winner with
washrooms, 3 car garage. 130050 ft. lot. Big, tWq & 0acKsiplash, pots & pans. drams
3rd koxe in filain III laI low Cimpm. w" ioicto wt parI m -in stove, oven. distivirasher and mcowave
RE/AlWFIRST elegant & spacious MAW
'Callitedral cekg in an modai row Over -we master bdrm - step -W oval it & sell, ftm in an mile A "IS on a crescent within a crescent" Cal Card E REALTY LTD
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'Utineve Wades rdide celairics. ow at "mm cilift ar I a=. MNSWW� bid=* QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. Call 683-5000. :;,aior to fir* donnation am ym appointriem FIRS BROKER
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SATURDAY & SUNDAY, 12-1 P.M. SATURDAY SUNDAY, 4-5 P.M. - 3 YEARS NEW" 1100 OXFORD ST.,
12 McRAE RD., AJAX (Harwood III Lake Driveway) $44 NORFOLK So., PICKERING Mfts PA & SftSouth of Hwy. 401, Park Rd. South, east on
ws LI 1,600 sq. ft. beauty on a UNIT #128, OSHAWA
3 bedroom detached steps to the lake Located on quiet square in Fotioillm 50x146' landscaped lot.
Bay wirldoiliv - bright kitchen Backs to pairkland aind a " walk to sop. & public Extra large kitchen, MARY Wentworth, south on Oxford & follow signs. 2
Brick fireplaces in Irving & rec rooms GAIN E' s,orey, 2 bedrooms, kitchen, large living room,
elementary & ho s&a* separate living & dining 10
Large master bedroom - en suite & walk-in Bay window, bright remodeled kddw rooms, french doors, 2 full totally renovated with new
Whirlpool tub in renovated main bath Brick fireplace & CaMome 0tutters in kwg room baths, Jacuzzi, walk-in + "rige. stove & dishwasher.
Includes- upgrade broadloom, dishwasher. double dining room - overlooking park YD it host: Bruce Whitehead, Ft MR REAL. ESWE
closet. Walkout to large w
paved drive, reshingled roof, added Insulation King-size master bedroom with tul an suite 11 728-9414
.3 es Rep. (905) 728-9414.
and more. Includes CAC,-mirror-cloW doors & more. deck, quiet cul-de-sac. (416)798-0800 TOR. 427-3804
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SUNDAY AFT. 1235 RIGBY 933 WALNUT CT., 806 RED MAPLE CT. 1810 CENTRAL ST.,
"CAPE COD" TEDDINGTON SPACIOUS OSHAWA•
This open concept 3 bedroom CLAREMM
IN-LAW SUITE bungalow on a child -safe court Located in a very desirable area GREAT BUY $M9l=
Features - 3 car garage, circular drive, dormer GEORGE in Whdby, this 4 bedroom, mufti- MIKE MIKE
bedrooms, main floor master bedroom, 4 bathrooms, offers a 2 car garage. IBANEZ* level home is beautiful. Two ARNOLD' Charming home on a ARNOLD,
3 fireplaces. w/o basement, huge 85' lot, trees!! hardwood floors, w/o from living kitchens, main III completely gorgeous 82x264' treed lot.
Prestigious area! Very ralI room to balcony overlooking PnxkntW new main floor family room (& pritallentillij Renovated, spacious open
the ravine, family room with Aaftv. omft 011"nWeaW
stone fireplace & w/o to deck & (905) 4w/w/o. Din. rm. overlooks liv. rim. ""•'•`"" concept, eat -in kitchen, AWwm"
GARY SYLVESTER426-7677pool. Asking $179,900. Call Mn. fir. laundry room with gar. (905) 831.7677 Interlocking walkways, 3
(905) 837-9351 or (416) 321-3536. George, (905) 428-7677 access. Huge rec rm. III as fp. bedrooms. Ready to enjoy. 831-7W
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w. a Advertiser and your
local Realtor.
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To Place Your Ad Call:
683-0707
Caner 11 Cancra 11 Caner 1 Cantors 11 Carver 1 General Help 1 General Help 1 General Help 1 General Help
AVERY
DENNISON
Fasson Canada
Inc.
A world-class manufacturer/distributor of pressure -sensitive
ha,c materials, AVERY DENNISON FASSON CANADA INC.
rcyuires a highly skilled...
INDUSTRIAL EI.Eu RICIAN
A. a licensed electrician with 3 - 5 years experience.
(lemonstrated knowledge of relay logic. DC drives and PLC
,ostem skills, you will practice all health/safety procedures,
troubleshoot, repair, and improve production machinery and
rtluipment. As well, you will support the production team to
produce superior quality materials that meet/exceed client needs.
`this will involve shift work and occasionally responding to
,t!ier-hours problems.
l'his role requires the ideal candidate to have proven project
management and problem -solving skill., matched by
rceptional communication and team -building abilities as well
a high school diploma. Computer competent in Word. Excel,
mail; and post secondary training arc definite assets.
Please submit resume to:
Human Resources Coordinator
Avery Dennison Fastin Canada Inc.
81 Dowty Road
Ajax, ON
1. IS 2(;3
Fax (9 05) 6X6-5792
No phone calls please. Only applicants selected for an interview
will he contacted.
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
The Durham Region Local Training Board vision is to
Identify and promote equitable training, lifelong learning
and adjustment programs
The successful candidate will possess:
• Excellent communication, organizational and bookkeep
Ing skills including the ability to record meeting minutes.
• Capable of multi -tasking while prioritizing job
responsibilities
• Proficient computer skills in MSWord, Excel, Access
• Knowledge of QuickBooks would be an asset
Applicants are invited to submit resume by June 10,
1999 in confidence to:
Durham Region Local Training Board
850 King Street, East
Oshawa, On. L1J 8N5
Fax: (905)728-3444
E-mail drtbOsympatico.ca
11
PHARMACY TECHNICIAN,
required for Pharmacy in
1 General
Caataes
WNithr Pan hmenud lime
RelHy to File #374. Oshawa
AJAX NANUFACTUREN re-
THE FUTURE DNorgs to those
This Week PO Box 481.
quires students for pan -time
work evenings & weekends
who are prepared for change
Oshawa Ontario, L I H 71_5
Must be able to lift 55lbs.
Those who are focused and 10
General
Drop resume/application at
those who are technically
1
405 MacKenzie Ave Ajax
Skilled Net 6 Com. using
II
MCSE!Lotos Notes, Database
administration using Oracle.
NEW A JOB? • Between 16
ATTENTION Local firm tus
several fn - yt positions must
Computer Maintenance - A.
and 24 years old • Out of
school work , Need FREE
tud-
M by June Ist Great for Stud-
New
A fond media
tware
2Reesiddents
others rawpraigY
(two Oed
ddeesign agn nd
programming Financial as-
NNort h Durum
Is Startingm
51085 Call Mori - Tues. 9 - 5
slstance may be avaiiii toOnl
(905) 723-4920
eligible students. Cal Durham
iasiness Computer College
US MATURE reliable stud-
arts (16.) or others needed to
AZ ORNM steady LTL runs.
(905)427-30110.
sel praduas door to door n
clean abstract
a d U experience is a
CAREER SCMK OF FLOW
Uxbridge. Evenings & Wee-
kends only. Saks experience
must. Cal Joe at 905 -427 -
AL DESIGN 26 wk. Fbratry A
Business Program; .12 villi n-
prekrred. Commission. (905)-
4863.
lensive 3-phase program: 3 2790.
wk Professional course; .In- A,I. on 9810 press open
home video: .Beginners Pro- tot required. Bindery expen-
gram Part-tittheYfall tide errs also a necessity. Fax
courses available. A scrod resume to (906)831.3977.
where all yyjour tTairNlq
becomes wixlhwhtk. Fwun- ACCEPTING A/RImons -
clal as Vancouver based
assistance may M atiail new dfice
able 36.
e 905-47746. =I -
THE
THE NAIL SUM Career Areas d n
Training Cana. Career train-
ing available n artificial
nails. ear candNng,
pech-
cures. waxing. Air W
and tattooing tedrniquis.
Student Financing negixiabb.
(905)439-2217.
ude
dinaN-room t; _Q
roam. Must work well with
warbets of the opposite sex.
Summer students welcome.
CaN Brluey (4161335.6246
FULL-TIME/
PART-TIME
EXPERIENCED
HAIRSTYLISTS
for very busy Ajax
Salon in the
Durham Centre.
Great wages,
can 619-8m
General Printers, a commer-
cial printer located in Osha-
wa, is requiringan
ACCONTING
SUPERVISOR
The successful candidate will
be close to completing or a re-
cent graduate of the CGA or
CMA programs.
Thisposition is responsible
for all accounting including
the preparation of financial
statements and budgets and
directs the activities of six
staff. Responsibilities also in-
clude credit and collections
and cash Flow management.
Candidates must possess 5 to
I () years' experience in a
manufacturing environment
and have good computer
kills. Excellent people skills
a must.
Please fax your resume
to the attention of the
President at
(905) 436-0813
Only successful
candidates will be
contacted.
ByGeneral HNp 1 General Help
Cashway Building Centres Ltd n e.iA�n;
•etaller of lumber and budding materials has
immediate openings for:
Driver
An experienced driver with a D license is
required to prepare and deliver orders, be
proticiertt in documentation completion and
assist with skipping and related yard Quills.
Excellent customer service skill are required.
Senior Sales Person
Customer service skins, the ability with inventory
maintenance and a talent with product displays
are among your qualifications. Previous sales
experience and a working knowledge of lumber
and building matenals combined with excellent
communication and interpersonal skills is
required.
Please Bring / Fax Your Resumes To:
Cashway Building Centres Ltd.
Attention: Steve Southom, Store Manager
319 Highway 47
Uxbridge, Or»ario LIP 1R1
(905) 852-5821
Whine we thank all applicants, onry triose
selected for an interview will be contacted. No
telephone calls, please.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES
If there are firms or individuals to whom
you do not wish your reply sent, simply
place your application in an envelope
addressed to the box number in the
advertisement and attach a list of such
names. Place your application and list in
an envelope and address to: Box Replies.
If the advertiser is one of the names on
your list your application will be
destroyed.
PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are faxed
directly to Oshawa This Weep, will not
be forwarded to the file number.
Originals most be sent directly as
indicated by the instructions in the ad.
U S R A W A
Golf Course:
Seasonal positions available for:
-Golf Course Maintenance staff
-Driving Range & Pro Shop Staff
-non-salaried Course Marshall
Clubhouse:
-Experienced full-time Functions
Co-ordinator required for banquet &
restaurant facility
-Experienced line & short order/prep cooks
-Servers
Mail resumes with references to:
1000 Bloor St. E., Oshawa, Ont, L1H 1351
or Fax to: (905) 433-7996
Are fou looking to save lots of cash this
saramer7 We are offerial the best (refit
ttractere is eor 30 fesr kittery!
oer cod of teosen cask bolos alone coeld bey
Joe a computer or dal for car issennce!
As well', ears waleabl'e prizes like VCR's sed
coleer TY's.
The cbeiee is leers! Vee cam work indoors
arhere litters are eftes limited, or exercise is
the fresh sir t be rewarded for leer abilities.
For more information call
DICKIE DEE ICE CREAM
- 428-7380
( Ajax,11tickerifli
PARTS PERSON
WANTED
1 year Chrysler experience
preferred.
Fax resume to
(9oS)-6A3-5734
CLASSIFIED
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
News Advertiser re-
quests that advertisers
check their ad upon
publication as News Ad-
vertiser will not be re-
sponsible for more than
one Incorrect Insertion
and there shall be no h-
abdity for non -Insertion
of any advertisement.
Liability for errors in ads
Is hnkted to the amount
paid for the space occu-
pying the error. All copy
Is subject to the appro-
val of management of
News Advertiser.
COONS & PREPS Expert-
enced FuWPan time. Harp 6
Crown Pub Alton & Hwy 2.
Come before 3pm and ask for
Kevin.
00 YOU LNIE CANDLES?
Would you We to earn more
intone. Pam/Lite Gifts Ltd, is
for you! We otter: a full or part-
time career, excellent com-
pensation, no delivenes or n-
vermory You can choose your
own hours & income Contact
your independent Panyl.de
consultant Nancy Hames. at
(905)-471-2097 or 1-800.353-
0371 for dlhils.
requildred
For private In home
delivery of major
appliances. Mon -Fri
work. no weekends.
GU fi4BIe
appoiwlailia Mt
!OS-f►11116-Ssh3
Call between earn
and 12 now only.
EARN 5200 S300 $500 or
more per week assembling
products In the comfort of
yow own home Send a self-
addressed stamped envelope
to 0 PH 6.2400 Dmdas Sf
W Suite 541, Ref 636. Mis-
sissauga, Om. LS1 2R8
ESTNETICLOA. Professional.
well groomed, full service
The I" Place 216 Brock
St S Whlby Cal (905)-%8-
8128.
ESTNETIC1AN. tot our beauti-
ful spa facility Pan -time or
fh.11i Salary . commis-
sion, must be qualified. en-
thusiastic and professional.
Drop -oft resume to the Slun
and Body ClimrJDay spa. 77
Ontario Sl. Oshawa or fax to
576-9176.
FRONT DESK POSTI'ION
Available at
PORT PERRY THIS WEEK
Duties Include answering telephones.
processing classified ads, balancing cash and
general office duties.
Excellent command of the English language
and strong telephone skills are a must.
Please send resume to
Port Perry This Week
1625 Scugog Street Unit 02
Port Perry, ONT L9L 1K6
Attention: JANINE HUFFAiAN
or fax to (905) 985-1777•
For New Hcrne Sites In
Ajax & Pickering.
Please fax resume to
New Homes Manager
Attn: Gail (905) 509-6112
Students Welcome
EXPERIENCED STONE
dr:rer base! j, ex-
nenence Benefits available
•x licence abstract 3 re -
,me to 1705044-8910
EXPERIENCED sr,;lsts re -
e in'.' pan -time
work ei u Atro Har Fash-
?s n Plckennrq Town Centre
'. r Sundays Please an
-051831-5366 or tax to
'05)881.7558
EXPERIENCED cur! care
a,nrera- ce �,e,son required
. a would sunt ex council
:.'linker For Interview call
1161 716.6545
FULL A PART TIME LPW
TecksMan :3 a les
"els erpenenee nettS-
.,rrl!:u.dud d .rs license
ply Al PENNZCIL 195
;.esrney 5d S Ajax Ino
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HAIRSTYLIST & ESTHETICAta
.,rred ,'mn
�heee Aax
-ion, 50% wininnssron. good
-ndas. fie 6119-9741
LICENSED ASSISTANT %I.n-
n;er '_r Aja.. .ialor -war'.
mmrss.un and GrW.: char•
a FUN No part him pont,
Vs tot Alai and Mutby Ex -
Sent Iranuig andopportur
Can Cheryl 1905) 723-
1MIASTYLtST —autred tuW
,.a^ • '••c min ,.penence for
Joutit'" s rlairsty6m, Oshawa
.:entre�DQ�v n pawn or
;Inoue 723-97$1 ask for Joe
HAIRSTYLIST REQUIRED -n
,r::ab., wdn -I.ente!e „,ly
salary . commission for Clas-
qr salon in dowllown Whitby
Jube665.5000
MEANERRIOUSEKEEPER
'NIT. s_, !.Jm, -
"mued ill heip lane is borne
4 3 small guns. pan-bme
'lexltie tows own transpor-
'abon and references re-
;ared Cam 328-)053
INSIOE SALES e,resenwive
- e11e01shw pub-
Isrung Company to tell af-
vemsng and directory listings
in out website We are look
ng for a self•mobvared can-
J,date. wall experience in
sewing to exisfng clients and
developing new accounts
nuurty rate to start Fax re-
sume to Publisher at
9051509-3451
LANDSCAPER Needed lm-
ned,a!el, Most nave own
trarrslxxtatrun Can (905) 686-
,350 t416i878-1756
LIGHT INDUSTRIAL, long-
term temp must have 6
nimns worlung experience &
safety steel -toed boots Pick-
ering through Oshawa areas
Car an asset We will be in-
terviewing at the Osnwa Ci-
vic Auditorium 99 Thornton
Road South. Oshawa on Tues-
day June 71h . from 9 30 am
-230 pm
Pkase rad your
classified ad on the
first day of publica-
tion as we cannot
be responsible for
more than one
insertion in the
event of an error.
e AM"',
k-wr
NOW
HIRING
Crew Managers
{v >Yiiil i Iti
duor•d�drxx
I
�;rles crevr..
;rrt Immedixely.
1:•;umng prm t& -d
Flcxihlc hours
f
xi; commmurxl-
xlu.t have vehicle
Call:
Tony Lopresti
416-947-3591
or
1-800-668-0786
or fax your
resume to:
416-947-3191
et, No experience necessity
turf time day shift must be
oat 25vrs good driving
record 905.433-1820
rKNWOMEN,tIDS Needed
.. .,r,,. . 'ommer-
,W. 'uw A uies And extra
while It accepted bamnlg and
regstration tett corned Cat
1416-944.9333 or t-600-
m06 -FLUS
MOBILE DISC JOCKEY )ver
•s ,id Dnwrs b
reMapt vehde outguny pm
sonahty music knowledge
We supply equipment music.
& training -8-4856
19-15 PEOPLE NEEDED IN-
MEDIATELY1 Pew a:.ert,s.ny
canpdr, :"oxmq 10( pe0pk! 10
represent top players In the
sports and entertainment herd
Accepting applications Carl
Ashley for Interview now
Full-time ohly. 18. 720-3143
(summer students welcomer
PART TIME AETHEKIAN
and Massage Therapist need-
ed Apply in person aitn re-
sume to 36 Athol St. E 2nd
door. Oshawa
HAIR STYLIST
WANTED
Part time! full time.
for busy salon In
Bowmanvnlle, hourly
wage plus commission,
plus benefits & paid
birthdays. No Sundays.
Please phone
Barb or Wendy
613-6444
'ERSON required for
lickenna Tawn Centre
and Watch Repair Counter
Part-time Call 416-756-3255.
ask for Sam or l iWn
Toronto Line: (416) 798-7259 Our phone lines are open
AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER Mon. to Fri. til 8:00 pm.
130 Congn*d Ave., Ajax 1822 Whites R&, Pickering Sam Lee - Amberlea Plaza 1 VM
24 -Hour Fax: (905) 579-4218 Sat. 9:30 am to 3:00 pm.
nlad
Neon: Mall.-flL. IN !*til-Sc00 � ` ` `"M rn1. Iftrim UL/Wei.1011w'7pr tilws./hi. lOsttrir � ie� CIASSified Online. Now when you advertise, your word 11
/* - also appears on the internet at: httpl/www.durflamrtlews.net
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Set. lOsltripl, Sul. Nltles-SNI y f -m dl: comIliQw@durham.nd
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`'vAftA 1 r2�liE1Ms ADVEA,111 "dow EtllliiilbN� diene +/, 999
1 Ger W HNp JIM Gere W HMP 1Gtt W H*
Retail Store 20,000 sq.ft. located East of Metro Toronto, specializing
in hard goods is currently looking for:
Retail Store Manager - 5 years experience in any major retail
chain. Computer skills is mandatory.
In"rltoryAnformation System Manager - minimum of 5 years
experience with any major retail chain. Experience in maintaining
computer systems, hardware and software. Must be able to modify
existing software, produce reports and monitor inventory levels.
Fax your resume including salary expectations to:
RICK or SHERRY
Fax: 905-624-5890
Phone: 1-888-388-7847
SUBWAY
STOUFFVILLE
Requires restaurant Manager.
SUBWAY AJAX requires assistant
manager. Applicants should have
experience in the restaurant business
or similar, reliable transportation, and
be flexible to
change. Call to arrange interview
905-686-2443
THE AJAX / PICKERING
NEWS ADVERTISER
requires adult carriers
to deliver papers and flyers
door to door, every
Tuesday, Wednesday. Friday
and Saturday , before 6:00 pm.
Must have a car.
for information
call 905-683-5117
I ndc'r fit--%% tlx%nc-r�hil,
Storrfront .Y Pro -duction MAY
Paid Training;, Valuable
cxpericnr;c. Hot ( pportunitics
All Shifts - full-tirric. Part-tinc.
46S Bayly tit A'. Ajax, Ont. LIS 6NI-
Fax(901S) 428-116--i-.
Wvft
4&~_
An c:ipi,,v c. %1)" I.W. L,uuii I
I UXBR![X:E TRIBt-till: -1
requires
NEWSPAPER CARRIERS
to deliver papers three times a week In
the following areas:
GOODWOOD
Front St.
Durham Rd. 21
Highwav 4'
UXBRIDGE
Forsythe Dr-
GaUowav Dr.
Rural Route
Uxbridge North
LEAKSDALE
Regional Rd. 1,
Regional Rd. 13
CANNINGTON
Alison Crt.
Beaver Ridge Dr.
Heron Dr,
Meadowlands Dr.
CALL DEBBIE
905-852-9741
SIS TEIEItUR' MG CO. re -
re s. MD expero lce moomid.
we train. Excellent pay plus
cash thonuses daft. i
Summer snits availaMc. Pk=
Cal (905 . or
Lon. Cub paid br referral.
PLASTIiLAS- Fiberglass
IMarNaaanNer- Fkrrtp lactoq!
nlployees. Previous kber-
rpela�ssNeedhperMiagnya helpld (rat
q3 CC )IeneMss Rdn WApx at
or
tax (905MB-1975
PM PROWAMS is
boking for Exotic Daanncers for
various licabons throughout
Ontario. No experience nec-
essary. Trairwng and aceom-
modatror: vided Wages
$1000. weekry For more n -
formation call 1-800-627-
6934
SIGN DARER must have ex-
perience in computer Graph-
ics and vorM knam Pit"
ail (905)571-7594, ask for
Tom
STAIM CLASS Worker. a
progressive local stared
glass marordacturer requires
n to
Dmurd� Waded glass
panels. The appropnau can-
riidate nhnaf be SIIaaAAeedO u cut
ting plass. using Ind came or
coppeI
toil. and soldering.
SucasstW applicants are de-
uiled-onomled and enjoy
wortirq on didale or tabors
pros alk to ma cape ars/
her Nine eftilieraly. ess rhe and pos-
sess abikt to work w/1 -
out direct supervision. Flexi-
ble hours and compensated
on a piecework schedule.
Qualified candidates please
tax resumes to (905)404-
2680
SUPERMITEMDEMT COUPLE
required. Pickering area Sal-
ary plus beholds ♦ 3 bedroom
apt Fax resume to Lionel
905-831.7206 or cal 905-831-
1250
TOW and Handicap Van Driv-
ers wanted cul and part time.
30 day current abstraa. MOT
Oshawa Taxi License re -
Cali Bev 571-1331.
Llon•Fn I lam -3p rn
TELESALES personnel wanted
for immediate start by well
established company Pleas-
ant friendly working at-
mosphere
Pmosphere Days or evenings.
hourly plus Commission pard
weekly Call 905-426-9792
THE NEWS
ADVERTISER
is looking for
prospects to
deliver
newspapers and
flyers to the
following areas
AJAX
Duffin St.
Lincolin St.
Rotherglen Rd. N
Beatty Rd.
Cedar St.
Durham St.
Wickens Cres.
Dagwell Cres.
Ventris Dr.
Griffiths Dr.
Lachlan Dr.
Sherwood Rd. E
Simms Dr.
Leah Crs.
Sillett Dr.
Genner Dr.
Radford Dr.
Sykes St.
Carr Dr.
Chapman Dr.
Marsh Ln.
Knapton Ave.
Chadwick Dr
Roberson Dr.
Morden Ave.
Home Ave.
Delaney Dr.
Freeston Cres.
GregsonSt.
McKie Crt.
Strickland Dr.
Welsh St.
Hester Ave.
Elizabeth St
PICKERING
Southcott Rd.
Conacher Cres.
Maplehdl Crt.
Canterbury Cres.
Abbott Cres.
Wesicreek Dr.
Tranquil Crt.
Pinegrove Ave.
Hogarth St.
Sweetbriar Crt.
Rockwood Dr.
Sandhurst Cres.
Meldron Dr.
White Pine Cres.
Thicket Cres.
Second St.
SCARCopley St.
Valley Ridge Crs..
BOROUGH
Sunny Slope
Beaverbrook Crt.
Kirkdenen Dr-
Jaybell Dr.
Flagston Terrace
Friendship Ave.
Bk*Wng Cres.
Birdsliver Girds.
Ridgewood Rd.
Cakterstone Cres -
Bathgate Dr.
Acheson Blvd.
Cytoid St-
Clossort Dr.
Centennial Rd.
Ekwood Ave.
Tk�'�l�i�[Ziti
FOR FURTHER
INFORMATION
905-683-5117
nif MEWS ADVERTBH it
looking for Kids to deliver pa -
Cs and flyers door to door
Cs
times a week by 6 00 PM.
in thinynpglp�� call
905.683-517
VN; DAY CAMP is hiring. One
coordinator M $10.00 per hr
and 4 counselors al $8.00 per
for. submit resume$ in person
to the Oshawa community
health Centre, al 777 Sinlcoe
st s.. Oshawa. Ontario by
Am 91h, 1999. or fax (9051
723.3391.
GNrlNral HNP 9K111 Giltteral Help
mr WATCH FOR
SETTLEMENT HOUSE
SHOPS
Longest Day
of. the Year Sale!!
June 19th, 7 a.m. - 7 p.m.
June 20th, 10 a.m. - 5
p.m.
183 Queen St. Port Perry
905-985-8234
WANTED Novice Cabmet
maker immediate lull -time
position Can (905)665-1226.
Whitby
HOME WORKERS NEEDED.!!
assembling our products
Ideal for stay at horse moms
and students Stan imme-
dtatey For tree into package
call 24 hrS. toll -tree 1-888.
771-7409
HELEN'S
I lome lien lee.
Requires
Cleaning person
scith own vechi-
ie or valid driv-
er's
license.
Call 427-1385
Remail Bus.
0 ort
DELI CATERINGo,
wheel eStabustud great �in-
come. hours and lease Fam-
4 or couple Cal John Ca-
lms 905-428-7677
I Olfice
n11to
OFFICE HELP
FULL-TIME
$ii. (X) / hour
Will Train
Broca. ,' Bay ly.
Fax resume
(905)831-1225
1 - sats
11 I A Irrw
10 PEOPLE NEEDED !of [kc,
to -door canvassing Must be
money motivated and outgo-
ing 16• Weekly average
$500 Full-time only Call
Knsty 72D-3146 (summer
hft wietconne)
MY FLOOR cuvenng store
seeks lull time sales atsp-
cim Appkcani regrres cer-
hlrcase in Interior design. or
previous experience in the
hoof- or decoration rites•
try Reply to ere a 373. DOW
wa This Week. PO Box 481
Osha.xt, Cvtano L 1 H 71_5
DANE i RECLINE FURMTURE
requires 2 tui -time sakspeo-
ple Experience a must Wit
for decoratng an asset Cal or
tax resume (905)666-4774
Major lumber
cofirkpaD haarn is
looking for sales
staff.
Experience an
asset.
Please tax
m time to;
985-839 M1
SkON
I
2 YEARS Commercial and
household movaq ezpat
ence. DZ and G foam Clean
abstraa. Benefits paG De
available. Call 905/281000
A I I I Van Line.
APPRENTICE - 4th year. For
mLapr fire and aero ceras n
Oshawa. Mug be licensed
Drive Clem. to resume to
416.590-0346.
AZ A10 OZ BIMmEl1S aid lr
bourns wattled. Cal 427-M
or Fax 427-5702.
CLASS 'A' NECW MC or 3 -4
year apprentice deeded for
busy general repair shop.
rued Fax reslorne
b -138-9182.
90 TOIL "VI AN
AVAt!!OR M
A818W 111111111111M.
AIU LAD SAM
SIM
Af1ItfM/N!O
M MMl" t=AtiNC
Skilled Help
CI A ,S A nRfR'FR
"ANI FL)
Full hrrw 1 -item.
I etinkunn espenencr
PPnierred. Flealth.
Aental and pension
asadabk-
Reply:
Champlain Eneroes
r8.1o. 425,
r•eterbomuE h, Ont.
K91 428
SEWING MACHINE
OPERATORS &
GENERAL
LABOURER
Clea. -me- T„ ,,pan,
ocaled in Pickering. h y
rate . piece work bonus.
Expenertte mored
L !*:,Ig d stopping rcQwed
''N IaDourer position.
Call carmen
("S) 420-0784
HVAC SERVICE
required L•r, rs:deo!.y ye;,
ice Iltakrlq and air condition -
experience requeno Full-
lirne position For long hew
'.It resume to (905)683-3377
Cad (9051683-09115
PAINTERS Experienced Suo-
nr•eet.,rs. required b parr
�- d new houses in
.:.tx and r nN areas Call
5-850-3561
QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN and
.'h • 5th year appre�t ce
M ist have own tools and
ansportatlon Awad" to
' rt ornmedtately Fax re -
me to (905)666.9795 or
i051649.553,r
WANTED - Expenertctd start-
ers taper for resod""
Wring company Must have
own t Teleplwrne
(905161
1 meoco D"W
ACTIVITY AID Required !or a
tong term Care Facility 20
hours tui-weetuy Temporary
[pp-,-�'t��w Applicants must
naK adiploma in ReCru-
bran. Gerortobgy. ACtwugn
or Soul Services Expen-
ence wren serum preferred
Please respornd wain reslrwe
by Jute to Exterudrare
Qsnam 82 Park Rd N
Oshawa. Ord L1J 4l1
CERTWED OEM Assistant/
receptionist regwre pan -lune
approx 20 hours per week in-
cluding; Saturdays Computer
experience and Logic tech an
assn Cal(905)837-1231
DENTAL ASSKTAMTRDAAIE-
CEMONKT. Urge Pickenng
Dental group Many opponu-
mties to advanceFull time
Fax resume to Jackie (905)-
631.7094
DRYDEN Medial Centre.
Whtby requires a medial
assistant Verrpunclure ex-
perience preferred For even -
ng hours. Please tax resume
anentm Cdlem to (905)
571.6212
NEALTN CAN Aide required
for Uxtor10ge area. 12 or 24 hr
shins Start inorrnediatdy. Fax
resume to Lisa. (416)469-
1337
PERSON
416) 469 -
PERSON needed to on an
established win of therapists
Lovas treatment
tfoyts App�r�
one or mare of the bEowte
iatias: experience a
ek Trial Traning, edu-
cation in psycftology or ex -
:h !raking wall ckild-
rea. Provided harkttO will fa-
mikliarin utu successful caw
didate with ciamenty used
KCtniques. howl creatm-
ty in indvK%W approach is an
asset. Applicants must be
caring. dependable and able
b comnM to aFl, , 6.10 fors.
C
week indudinq alternate
Saturdays. Please forward w
surae to D Nilson. 197
3R
Wayne Cn. Oshawa, Olt. LIG
6 SELL R NOW
CALL
683-0707
Saler NWAW t �I> Sante NWApm4
Now hiring energetic and
highly m,SotiAvated part time
ASSOCIATES
Fax , mail or drop off
resumes to
the attention of:
CARLEEN BICKLE
Store Manager
C/O Party Depot
705 Kingston Rd. U-19
Pickering, Ontario, LIV 6K3
Fax (905) 831-3127
"Conte Join the Fun"
luSkilled HelpKO Skilled Help
requires
AZ Drivers
2 yrs. U.S. LTL exp.
Home Every Weekend
Satellite Dispatched
No NYC
No Slip Seating
Competitive Rates
Benefit Package
Paid Weekly -Direct Deposit
Call Bryan (905)706-2596
Canadian Tire Pickering
Requires Part-time Service Writer
Days, evenings, weekends
Apply with resume to :1300 Kingston Rd.
PUNCH PRESS OPERATOR
to run and set up progressive dies.
Must have at least 3 yrs. exp. with
progressive dies, measuring
instruments, forklift ability with
SPC and ISO. Pickering area.
905-839-3513 Fax.
porton
QC,Shading Technivan wanted aur automotive
coating manufacturer. Experience in physical
testing and colour evaluation is required. Fa-
miliarity with spray applications and IS090001
OS9000 would be an asset. Please forward
resumes to: Morton International Ltd. Hu-
man Resources, 430 Finley Ave., Ajax Ontario
LIS 2E3 or fax: 905-683-7272 (no phone calls
will be accepted)
REQUIRED
Pickering Location
N/C OPERATOR
(CNC Punching)
MACHINE OPERATOR/
SETUP
(Brakes, punching, shears)
Blueprint reading abilities
required
MACHINE OPERATOR
(Brakes, punching, shears)
Weekend shift
Friday to Sunday
7 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Fax resumes to:
Nelson Industrial Inc.
(905) 428-2392
REQUIRES
-]DESIGNER
experience in sig^ design, ink let printing,
ing and NC controlled router operation.
dredge of Signlab, Gerber, Flexi, Coral
IGN INSTALLER/Fabricator
experience in all types of coamteKw
Applicants must possess a drivers
license with a good driving abstract.
Formal training is an asset.
Fax Resume to
905-985-4534
8-2 p.m.
89 Church St., S., Pickering Village, Ajax
Motorcycle, antiques, chairs, chainsaws,
wheelchair, games, car roof top carrier and
1 sain NWAWft 1 sun HWApett
WANTED
20 AZ Drivers for
Local Durham Work
Minimum 1 year experience
and current abstract.
Rate $15/hr. plus benefits
Apply in person or call
Northern Personnel Solutions
112 Athol St., Suite 203
Whitby
Phone: 905-430-7168
Watts Line: 1-888-439-7777
IHospital Medical
1 Dema 1 Dental
CERTIFIED DENTAL
ASSISTANT REQUIRED
Phone 905-640-1144
or send resume to:
Dr. Rosenberg & Davis
37 Sandiford Drive, Suite 104
Stouffville, Ont L4A 7X5
• Daycare Available 10 Daycare Avaleble.
1 Hoa Cloontalrwdical
PHARMACIST REQUIRED
nerlu-nl b .,1tli,i,J
in Oshawa. Excellent benefits
and rehurueratrorl for a Ow
matal with good communi-
cation ad ppxx�raeuc can skills
Call Syd or Elrrce at 905420-
7335 or Fax resume o 905-
420 7312
PMATE ORTHO REHAB
Ptrysudneraprst - Oshawa Tel
416; S98 4020 Ext 013 Fax
;161 5%3963
RN Iur Oral surgery off"
1.0 1;
weekdays
r•ARP,'EMERG Surgery e.-
;,enence an as Send to-
•., wow b Or Feruwrck. 40 King
5! W. suite 502. Oshawa.
sit LIN IAS
PART-TIME MEDICAL OF-
FICE ASSISTANT nim cm-
puw-twe Evarrp ux1 Salw-
day hoom Resume to
RossWW Medical Centre.
701 Rosslard Rd E. Whtby.
Ontario, LIN 8Y9
TWO K. SCRIM SETS (solid
Culursi S2995 Cml!pprrpled
tops kan $22 95 UN1 O;liMS
PLUS 2200 Brock Rd (lust
north of Finch in Pickering)
Ops! Malay to Fn A a in -
7pm Sat 9 am- 5 pm
Row 905-427-4348
.1 t>•yce.
www
BABY$ffTERMOUSEKEEPER
Pickering area Full time.
flexible hours, vehrck re-
quired. experhence/refetence.
Non smoker Call 905-509-
4646, Wve message
CINLDCARE required Mon-
day-Frday before and after
schwa My home. 9 year old
boy. AdulUhphschool 16years
No n-smokei Experienced.
references and receipts re-
puted Preferably Ajax St.
Patncck's school area. 686-
4879
DAYCW WANTED, In my
hods Pan Wine. 1-3 days /
week. 1:30-1030 for 11 month
A 3 yr. old. Car and CPR ne-
assiy. 426-5277.
LIVE IN Holsdceeper/Care
giver or children 7 years and
5 years. Nlakends oft. Light
h o sekeepimp. Nosh ApK,
References and txpemence
required rat Antro 606-7779.
NAMMYANKNEKEEPEN twra-
ed for 3 boys, ages 11, 8, 5.
Live-in or out. 7am-Gpm.
orerbme and n,p re-
quired. Mug have�votid *K-
er's license. and be astood
swimmer. Cal (905)8-1627
RESPONSMILE CAREGIVEa
needed immediately to( 3
children in my Brock/finch
NU home. (other chilldnm
weds Gr fi eeded c� it
(905
426-8579.
awl Daycare Waned
LOVING HOME DAYCARE l'
hmes ail,'! 'i tarty cnna-
rers musx:. 2yn - Syrs pre-
school. Part him and full time
available Nonsmoking. tax
receW provided Infant/Cluld
CPR. forst ad. Valley Farav
Hurry 2. close b Phekenng Go
Call (905)-837-9600
DAYCARE available in my
hurne 'tering mother of 3. 2
sdwW-awd. country setting
H" 7 and Locust Hill area
lovwW tamoly, Good rales Cal
Jennifer 905-472-9430
Drx1E/CLFNANNA Expen-
enced daycare available in a
tun. condortabk envrorwynl
Cote to vauywi Willard PS
Daily outings, had taps. 2
pWrooms . much more ka-
AnVChdd CPR plus forst aid.
references and receipts pro-
vided Cal $37-1844
EXPERIENCED ray, cart
available Loving home non
smoker Fury ad. CPR Grafts,
story tune TLC . hot noutmous
meek Near Lester B Pearson
School Artyaqe. Westney
Road. North of 401 cam
(905)428-0097
PICKERING Attack 7 Rolle:
Loving daycare 18 months to
12 years Daily ouarngs
'fenced backyard and park)
Craft, tory time music. nu-
trmx)us meals A snacks Fast
Ad. C PR certified Non-
smoking. receipts 905-428-
1244
SOUTH Ajax. 16 years ex-
perience. smoke-free, large
playroom, special playhouse
w/wave shoe, activities, story
time and music Back-up
available 683-6679
NWAId
1 Ewpbyrntrt
MEANIMi LADY with aloe of
experience available in Oor-
y m Row 3W . Cam Herma
1 FiAtrooA
Ellis ■000 "NNW Ili. -
truck bad of logs. Buy now.
ReadysoaA and VIA, next yaw. Sit
burro. (905) 852-750 b-
1 IIIgYn
64 SEATER comer sec Tonal
tdlegerhold. Dark preen line
Colour saw
New :12
80 80asking e406. o -boo. Cal (905)83¢
AIR CONDITIONERS 6 to 1400
BTU from $99. De-hiorniAlier
$65 Tel 576-0132.
CHESTERFIELD and chair,
bepe with tinny rose Wltem
5225. Kenmore 10 cu R Itxt
er $200. Ladies cross country
skis. poles and boas (size 7)
$75 NI excellent condition.
Tel 414228-8624.
CRD(and mattress) change
table d dresser sit, white, ex-
cellent condition $275. Call
(9059 31-8334.
WASHER i DRYER for sale.
whole, askinngq $400/pair. Call
(905)427-9130
'e .* ...xi ,::;s.. ,; .- '. _ .'Y:-�ai�R'�il,`�''�. - - tiai:....... .. .. ... .. ..., .. r . ,. .tA'=Yi ly�. S►�
1 car. 1 sets _
3 FAMIILY YARD SALE
Sat. June 5th, gam - 2pm
858 Chapleau Drive, Pickering
Liverpool Rd. h to Haller, first right off Haller
!sits rrj'Areat sn!/j(it Grein Prices!.'
EI
LTIPLE HOUSE/GARAGE SALE
Sat. June 5
7 a.m. - 2 p.m.
BLESTONE ORES., PICKERING
Something for everyone
MULTi-FAMILY GARAGE SALE
Sat. June 51h, 9-3pm
1978 Guild Rd., Pickering
windows, doors, baby clothes, dishes,
lots of toys & more!
MULTI :FAMILY YARD SALEIn suppof Durham Better Life
836 BCrt. S. Pickering
Sat-ne Rh Starts gam
MULTI FAMILY YARD SALE
Sat. June 5th, 8a.m.
43 Mill Run Gate, silvan
(off Durham Rd. 8, 7km W. of Uxbridge)
MULTI FAMILY GARAGE SALE
756 OKLAHOMA DRIVE
(Whites Road South)
SATURDAY JUNE 5 w 8am to 2pm
BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
SAtrE
SATURDAY JUNE 5th
Not before 9am until 3 pm 11 BOWLES DRIVE
(Delaney/Church), A)ax
Furniture, household goods and other Items too nu-
merous to mention
MOVING SALE
Bargains! Bargains!
Saturday June 5th
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 P.M.
1901 Parkside Dr.
Pickering
MOVING SALE
2005 & 2007 Whiskey Gate
(Finch/Whites Rd)
Sat. June 5th Sam -2pm
fabric, furniture, glasswarc. &more'
GIANT YARD SALE
UP TO 77 HOMES
Sat. June 5
(Raindate June 6.) j
1915 Denmar Dr.
Pickering
Brock to Pickering
Parkway, west 1 block
to Denmar
LAURIER CRIES, PICKERING
Furniture, carpets, lamps, toys, btx)Ls,
children's ck)thulg etc.
SAT. JUNE 5TH
8:30 A.M. - 3 P.M.
GARAGE/MOVING SALE
Sat. June 5, 8 SHARP
13 Silver Spring CrS. Uxbridge
LOTS OF ITEMS
GARAGE SALE
Vinyl siding, household items, books,
screen door, etc.
Sat. June 51th Sam - 2pm
321 drr 323 Dyson Rd., Pickering
Sat. June Stet 9m -4pm Kaial or Shim
795 Zator Ave.
(Uverpool/Krosno arca)
74 beetle for pans & lots of other great stuff.
LWESTNEY
SATURDAY JIU�Kl NW5111 ROAD JUST NORTH OF Yi2
2075 O? pe547 VS4.e$
STREET SALE
Saturday June 5th 9 am -1 pm
Canborough Crescent, Pickering
(Bowler & Finch)
SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE!
1 rage Ord
Sala
Saturday June 5th, 9arn 4pm
Beswick & S. Balsam
Lt"RIDGE
Up to 53 homes.
Directions: take Brock
Rd. W. to S. Balsam then
head S. to Beswick Dr.
Garage Sale Perennial Plants
$1.00 8 up. 50 varities featuring
Hostas, Hostas, and more Hostas
$2.50 & up.
Fri & Sat. Sun and Mon. June 4th - 7th
190% of all plant material
is whole sale priced)
(Great Gardens & Goodies)
You're Welcome
Come See 46 Munro Cresc.
Testa Heights. Uxbridge
thank all you who have participated in the
Fun Times together over the years.
J/wCcrGl� (�0�4'.
GARAGE SALE
Sat. Junc 1.iU 2pm
1900 Hensall Court, (Malden Cres.)
toys, games, sport -s memorabilia
GARAGE SALE
1842 Appleview Rd (Of Dunbanon, Pickennq)
SatJSun. June 5th dr 61h 8am-1pm
juti%cller%, fi\ture., furniture, lingerie,
& Clean -new & used clothing.
F
ARAGE SALE
New St. Uxbridge
June 5th 8:30 am.
hing for everyone!"
GARAGE SALE
102 Phicket Crec.
Sat. June S!r 8arr-2; rr Ra cr Sime!
Furniture, Microwave, toots, wade Fifturines,
outboard motor & much more.
Dining room are me, , . ;.,e c ..-, canvas
and other tine framed ohms
!F^ Rr45FE S,4«
�..-
SATURDAY s JUNE
& SUNDAY • JUNE
,Dirt WOODViIEW AVENUE,
PICKERING w 8.30 am to 4.30rm
EILY GARAGE SALE
Crec. jot! Shoal Pt. Road)
ore# 9.av-?riw Rsin or Shine!
ts for everyone!
8 FAMILY GARAGE SALE
Sat June 5th 8am-2pm
Raindate June 12th 8am-2pm
23 - 30 Panier Cres. Ajax (Finly/Bayly)
EVERYTHING MUST GO!
*MULTI FAMILY YARD SALE*
ev r£se2 seri s „ry rz
SA'r1Cr�'TT»it$t /IWX£ S w farm ore /jwm
FuraiYnt, dislin. wood worWag, TV amillm o, fire-
wood kBMks, a k.
STREET SALEM
Pebble Court and Aspen Road.
9.12am.
Saturday and Suwday.
Toys, sportinggoods, JNrwitaire, clothing
and lots morr!!!
STREET SALE
Saturday June 5th
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 a.m.
BURNINGHAM CRES.
LINCOLN ST.
DINGLEY CRT.
in
Pickering
�w7Village
STREET ALE
Sat. June 5th Bam4pm
Winderow $ip. Pickering (Daie/Finch)
Children's clothes, toys, household goods,
appliances, tools, & much more!!!
EHarwood/Rossland
REET SALE
e Sth, 9am -12 noon
G DR., AJAX
x? saww"'A" 44ow PAGG:25"
Bake a Plaint Sale
Sat. June 51h 8:30 a.m. -12:00 P.M.
Toronto St.
S., Uxbridge
Don't miss this one!
.Garage sale
Saturday June 51h 8am-2pm
89 Church St. S.
Pickering Village
Motorcycle, antiques, chairs, chainsaws, wheel-
chair, games, car roof top comer, ti household etc.
YARD SALE
Sat. June
5, 9 am.
27 Sherwood Rd. W.
Pickering Village ,Ajax
1 Ark'"
for sale
1 Articles for
COMPUTER FACTORY
sale
2 Love Birds large cage all
MARKHAM 3'oogndr' Md
fixtures and food First $75
t ',` N41
owns the works" Call Jim
10 sad tar amident Every bed
430-9119
d mattress real cheap Make
Kitaumt. Beoroom aw Custom
your best rash deal No tour
9 PC oak diningroom rude.
selling itoor and warehouse
buffet hutch. table 4 side
stock Final dosmy 30 Jun to
chars. 2 arm chars, new.
ger goods out 1670 Hwy 07 E
must sett Can Steve, home
foggham )exactly 13 km
905665-9065
East of 148) ,0 - 6 p mdairy.
BEAUTIFUL 'hdoran wedding
s Sunday 905.686.1283
gown cerate size 5 Sleeve-
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC
ess. off the shoulder, sweet-
8,.,;•- F,,)m 1986 to '999
mean neckline embroidered
Lime new Call ;05.735-05C7
dice and open back tul•
o 115 North
-in win tram Value 51200.
NINTEN00 N ,amen for
',nCnhce 5400 obo Call 571-
care'"r,,N C.nosaur Hunter.
:'07 isnp)
Doom 64 Asking $25 each
200K must see S7 995 92
Call Lloyd 905-404-9896 Isnp)
BED. BLACK non a -
r,r,•gm r
Astro ext CL Waded. 145 K.
queen rtrogedK mat-
PIANO TECHNICIAN a,mlable
'. ms,trarne Never opened.
for 'xinq reDd r-, drC W-
S 200 Sacrifice $490
purcnase consunation on all
s16)255.OT85
makes b models Call Barb at
Pnx LE. Waded, burgufwy 141
K. $6.995. 92 Buick Regal Ltd
905-427 7631
RHOS ;ut le middle man
sedan. Waded. 3800 white,
In;:a.!�• has custom made
PIANOS/GRANDfATNER
rrnOow Cavenng3 vertical.
1`C10SCKS �Ey"ATHE N iAIE
/enetan Shunts Free esm-
Rea walls ark; I.wrs Inven-
mates (416)2277777 0r
tory Must Go' Huge soechon
9051-560-0072 or t-aa.369-
of new and used pesos New
0555
d9tal prams ham 5895 and
8 dryer 6 mo new Washer is
up Rem to own. 100% of all
BRAND NEW ' ; T iSurxJUs-
rental poi m also a
awng 'I,r "Outrailer
nise
Huge seleoxx p 6raldhadler
1•:95 Cad 1905) 6213-65C orf-
docks trom 5995 and up Call
'"' 4 p m
TELEP PIANO 433-1491
CARPET BROKER 100.. NY-
POG ISI Irm Brand new 2
, Itvck. piuu' s'mn resist"
If," ,..'I,e $1170 obo 905-
rrpptett For 3 rooms only
Pr"
VA -0920 (SM)
S�169oo tridudes 30 Sq
,.is carpet dekoe pad aw 10-
RCA. OSS. SATEIIITE. new
Myron in your home Free
mode 5135 ,nciuding lest
*Low on your home No
Card lam dtynds open) Vrew
terest. no payment for one
over 700 duarmels $669 99
I yea. Daniel 1-800-205-
ristalWron available Card
37105-434.1no
gar 0for isonift
672
KennSat (9051
CARPETS lots of carpet
.
1905, 626-9998
C,. r d new stain
-.use Carpets an narw tell I Witt
RENT TO OV M 'lew ant re
arpet 3 rooms. 5749 Price
C:.nd,honed dpp,�an;es. yid
,nWwtS arpr_ pry, pad.
new TVs Fur warranty Pad-
expen rrstaWbm fast tlelnr-
dy's Market 905-263.8869 or
eri tree esbaum 130 yards)
1-800.798-5502
Norman 686-2314
SNEDMAN 3ualidy wooden
CARPETS SALE -uts of ar-
sheds ! x 3 barn lot 0rtly
pt's ')C•. ,:n stain re.
5339 pw Ida Many otter
lease Carpet 3 roods $339
s its and shyly avadawe
30 sQ yd) Irickr0ts arDet,
Aho garages ow da*s 7xr66q1
pranum Dad acrd Coma-
3. 119
Rd OdCaN
n Free ests"es. arpp
FoMr mare iMKay
905
►ams Ser nq D~ am
2093
p00p area Credit Cut
SOFA BED good corditron
,Accepted Cam - Sam 91
72
S150 Cat, after 600 19051-
852-7543
1 Artic��
see
MOVING SALE - Executive
mahogany L-shaped computer
desk (lateral file cabinet incl)
W. 3 antique dressers $110
each. dressers $45 each. di-
nette 7 pc $295. 3 -bedroom
sones $200-$300, loveseat
and chair $275 hie cabinet
$35. framed numbered prints
$200 n other Items
905)697-3532
GARAGE door repairs. broken
springs cables, rollers, open-
ers installed Tuneups. S4995
416-336-0073
1 Artkks
wanted
ANTIQUES71111tsolutely! Ad-
mce- aiways aaluable usually
free Purchasing outright. es-
tates w/some antique cont-
ents (no Brine to value con-
sidered), CdlechonS of any
,ort. quantities or single an-
t;que gems Special interest in
Moorcron pottery 1'II try to re-
spond IO all quenes Robert
Gowen Antiques- Brookhn.
7ntano (905)655-8049. tax
(905)655-5501
BUYING ANTIQUE and col-
ieClable ;,)ntenis i ,Juding
compiele estates Best Dow-
ble prices paid Henry Kahn
905-985-8161
WANTED' 4x5 baits of hay
W,il p,rk ip n heW 15 rwieS
radius of Sunderland (705)-
357-3938
Pools.
spa
SALE FREE HEATER -KAYAK
POOLS. Rectangular ,wt &
)round ificluding declung. i6
x 24 0.'D. $5.995 Package
includes finer 2 ladders sand
tiger ;,;•mp motor. etc 1-800-
668 7564
1 Lost s
Found
FOUND watch on Smales
Or Awx 905-329 6417
FOUND- Tawtorvwhnes
4rw ma; dog. wadi & tan
no collar, y orbnta Humaru
Soraety Rec 074755 Cap
14161393 9870
• 1 veyR„ppkes
PUREBRED =. :.r,
for sora 3eautituily marked
Ready to go 705.878-5326
!3101
3 YR OLD FEMALE ;_rectus
Pam: t sa , ,. ,
$1500 Aso tlplm age 5250
Cam (9051.6191046
OSHAWA OBEDIENCE Ass"
Cl Ssr% starug ,,.:;, -� Ba-
so. Qpni::.UkN - ne(y31er
cam Bev (9051 435-0868 -
FNEE -31`4 home Wonderful
mature D,aa lab cross Ex-
cellent personablOovrrg
gene do Derkd for a semr-
rebred or refired Un* Cam
434 7908
PIES
Apricot b Blonde
"c -ie Used b Friendly
Non shaddrlg
CARPET AND WHIM - Carper
PNIE/OAK FININITURE Cele
5300 with first snots
mitt roams 3d square
i yards.
from $329 utstaikd win as
bra, nq our 25m anniversary ;n
Callnpw for
count your bat code by IDX
ore Barri Reg" Come
see our Sdecbon of soled
pock o1 brier
customer safafaction
p1,e. oak a Berry bed-
(905)649-1422
anted Call Mote for your Errs
rooms sletgn beds. amort•
M.
�
tstimafe 905-431 3040
baa beds poster beds sad
1183 Noma 3188 30 tur-
COMPUTER FACTORY
(sand beds. Ire make mtm11
Aiaarttoera
BLOWOUT. Amalug 1 yr no
as Out Craftsmen also nand
ev sok
payments then $1WvA lox)
333 rvltuz loaded,
build Enlertainmem unas.
NO= Off" D -v ROOM.
"LOVE IS All YOU t#E0-
L NEE[r
printer.
"Waft, internet. soltwae aria
Kitaumt. Beoroom aw Custom
WHEN B A
WHEN YOU FULLY
mag Fret sallrte/. delivery
and setup 1 -MO -515.5545
Designs. all On Pr 11"s-
es Drop m and see our Sure
TIU AUTO AT
CMTXM Eq vans 95 :u
white stoves $150/up. Large
of the M woWoorkug twdoy
mina loaded 3800 1-6.
011111111111110001111111 SUITE. 4
aha let us slow you how tate
82.000 km m,nt. now $12 900
charvsidebufdmutch 5390.
furniture is crude Remem-
95 Caravan Spon. loaded. 92
soled walnut coftee-table
ber 'There is No Substitute
K 3 3 v-6, row $a.500 93
2end•tabks outer odds n'
for Ouakly' Tradltaral
Aerustar ext loaded 171 K
sods 723-6694. 2591604
o 115 North
gorgeous $ 93 Tr m -
in plastic. cost $1.700 Sell
P Roadurp
Port Road (S on Raaf Rd )
pon odd.
Fur coat. light mink. calf
9
Pon Perry 9o5-985-
200K must see S7 995 92
WVM sun 14. excellent con-
8774 wwwtrabborWwood•
Astro ext CL Waded. 145 K.
titan. $1.000 080 905-420-
working on ca
burgundy and silver $8.850
7028
NEiN ARO MLS 93 Grand
ELEGANT chestertield and 2
USED "WAS $1915 / u0
16Ed ranges $1251 W. u5M
Pnx LE. Waded, burgufwy 141
K. $6.995. 92 Buick Regal Ltd
Chairs. wine colour 3 poral
velvet Bar 6 2 stools. dark
dark
dryers $ 251 up. used wash-
sedan. Waded. 3800 white,
cherry wood. W1Ctten set.
UD, new dud used
141 K. $7,975, 93 Olds
morw ( -0 or
mond Call (
coin oprated washers Aid
dryers at low prices New
Achieva. loaded. sedan. pret-
ttyy� 141 K only $6 995 96
Drarw name fridges $480 and
Cavyter Coupes. air auto
FOR SALE Stackable washer
up. new 3( cam CW CW47K
$10 500. 90 Buick LeSa-
8 dryer 6 mo new Washer is
and window $430. IAtide se-
bre Ltd. only 87K, one of a
portable Aslunq $750 Call
lectim of 011W new ofd used
kind for $7.975. 91 Bunds le -
(905) -683-7815
appliances Call us today.
Stephtenson's Appkaices
Sable Kud . loaded. burgun-
t
FUR COAT - Beautiful Cho-
Sales. Service. Parts. 154
dy. St K. now 56.650. 89
Sunbird coupe. white. 17DK.
conte brown. calf length, sue
Bruce St 000(905) 576-
real rice, now $3.395.. Certi-
10.12. Appraised at $9500.
7448.web silt wwwAurttain-
tar Aim Detre, 185 King St.
sacrifice was aslung $5000.
nWl.caNsteplwrisons.
KngtaM. call 579-
turder r 3000
educed to SM.
(705) 786 0089 (snip)
CLEANED. SM. CAN
M.
�
'Jeewr 10 5091.147
Doug or Melanie 404.1264
1183 Noma 3188 30 tur-
OM-3 APPLIA1111123 Parts/
Sales/Serace New Shipment
WASNO 8 )Ayr M. ab.o
bo diesel. 290000kms. Excel-
int con) Gold with leahhr
arrived! Deluxe frost -free
(905)697-31 snip
interior. Asking $4200 Call
tridges. tike new. 24- frost -tree
WASHER i DRYER, 3 ,rears
404-0502
frudges. ideal for Irailers 5300,
washer/dryers. matching set,
new. Inge cap oy, Kenmore
top of the line. paid $1500.
1987 OIDSMOBILE CALAIS
like new 5450. Portable dtsh-
washers $250. Ar eonddioner
Mownq saradnce 3600. 905
Supreme. ,dry loaded.
150.003 lin, excellent runm
white stoves $150/up. Large
435-9912
needs Wim $1250 obo as is.
selection. in-home sena.
WME CAGES for sale. Cad
Tel4040506
Ba -be -cue parts 426 Simcoe
Tim. 905.683.5117. sip
IOU CWTSLER LABARON.
SLS. (905)728-4043
spare we aslunq $6 200 all
convertible, luly loaded New
KING BED X-duirk Orthopedic
19% HONDA A.:ord ERR
top. very idex- $3950 o b o
PNlowtop. seV and tranne. SUN
SELL IT NOW
certified Cal 1905)579-OBW
in plastic. cost $1.700 Sell
CALL
1181 SPRINT Runs good. new
$675 1416) 255-0285
SWO obo Tel (905) 623-8828
brakes. stereo cassette. $700
1966 FORD F250 Red ex -
683.0707
as is After bpm please call
'emote 73.000kms dskmq
ows "As auto Cruise. tilt
905.623.4569
1M.N. 11 AuramobiI"
for Sobtw sate
1991 PONTIAC FIREFLY - - - -
While convenrble. 5 speed. N a N I
149.000km. ergine lust re-
built Excellent conditiat.
(%51 $4200 certified Tel I
194514366 1090 �
1911 TOYOTA TERCEL DX. 2 SALES LIMITED
dr auto AWFM cass While I
Like new, very clean 112 000 BAD CREDff?
km $5504 Please call (905)
721.8983 NO CREDIT?i
1994 NISSAN SENTRA 5-
-;m a Ron I)eture 5 p m
spd immaculate Condition
f1.3 Bt3
96.000 km loaded. luoks
But need a car?
I
brand new Executive driven
1!!6 CHEW LUMINA :API e■
API
'
$6500 905-725-6704(snp)
Phone Mel today
1994 OLDSMOBILE ACHIEVA
576-1 Soo
I
79 OCOkm Fully loaded. ster-
or appfications
eo cassette power windows/
'Jeewr 10 5091.147
Ws In mint cont itronng
driven Certified Asking
er r
$7000 Serious callers only
toward your purcha"
Tel 428-0390 call after 5p in
34' CITATION TRAnIER
1995 Geo Nebo 4 dr am/tm
- - -
Cass clean n 3out. excel-
Automobiles
lent condition Regular mom-
1
Waffled
tenantce $5500 905-579.9074
Isnp)
CASH FOR CARS' Ne ou;
1995 VIN JETTA GL 5 speed
used .-rides :a^•�:.Ies must
be u1 running culolml Cap
turbo :r.;ise
d,ese' e alloy
427.2415 or rime to 479
rims 155.000 ■ms Man-
Bayiy Sl East Ajax at
land by the book ask;nl
MURAD AUTO SALES
$13600 080 call 905-432
spare we aslunq $6 200 all
1356
1 Trucks
19% HONDA A.:ord ERR
for Saw
.oadw] nmacuUte
, . . - . - dial
61 JOOkms $18.995 Call
white 302 Ergineruns very
(905,668.5877
well Good overall condnion
1916 PONTIAC ''dnsport p s
SWO obo Tel (905) 623-8828
o D :rase t anutm cas-
1966 FORD F250 Red ex -
Wile. p CO Wicks 'Keyless
tented i;ab air power wind -
'emote 73.000kms dskmq
ows "As auto Cruise. tilt
315 200 Please call
- 2
catering diesel. on owner
210.000km=xcellem running
1997 SAFARI SLE. m,ry an
cendition 56900 Call 905-
tull•i bade! ;r -en Asking
697-3011 "her fpm
520.000 or take over pay'
1988 ';MC Suburoan Great
ments Excellent shape Gan
U;nur,,,o 3500 0 8 0 Cao
+:6.697-3532
905-666-4028
WE FINANCE
EVERYONE
First time buy-
ers. bankrupt,
bad credit, no
credit. You
work') You
drive! Lots of
Choice. Down or
Trade may be
required.
SPECIAL
FINANCE
DEPARTMENT
SHERIDAN CHEV
905-706-8498
1992 DODGE Cavota Sport
- ,IN -tended .ab '18 air.
inning Doacis hbergUss
`:nnau Cover low mdw.
r3knq $10 Wo Can
05.3366097
19% ccPD F150 SUPER CAB
.3 5 speed ar CD tints box
�,vrr. tot; 84.0001im :xcelkru
.ruder and super, �o,dmon
S • 5.000 must sem Phone 905-
,d75o26
ONE TON .uei wneN Da"
u;e '-,Ck araC 4 Horst traiwr
N use we Excellent deo
5 339.9129
1 dans
4 WhW on"
1995 ASTRO .an 3 pass
^rat n!^ r.fer<v 4 3 en-
net. 64n�r~doors on
'ark saltty etectroncs
S' 2.500 or twst of er cembed
"cane Jun 433 4296 atter
KEITH MITCHELL AUTO
-;m a Ron I)eture 5 p m
SALES. o,.a1 .d.w1
f1.3 Bt3
A. err; w soaim 6mornta
tree umued powertrain war*
1!!6 CHEW LUMINA :API e■
API
'
ranty 1993 Penne Suabrrd
Cement c..'Ic;-;n '-em
kVVawo SM90 112000111
fur(ILMc. puaer .x:kS cruse
1993 Pomtu Suntxw V)6
-110, 7 spur $9900 1
.go $4 990. 220M .994
'Jeewr 10 5091.147
- 0dw caravan SE . ? P m&
.40 $7990. 2coaopear
1 Trailers
_1991
196.000k
+,00$85990 '391
95sod)
34' CITATION TRAnIER
-orda Gwc. 2door.
E.Ce Lund .,,r' S':
54990. 83000k 1996 Ho1aa
cxcelwnt
Cam n905r-oJ5-: iii ur ;310r
;61
.:.v,t 5smd.20r S4990 .
578 5792
'47000k 1991 Volksaagon
.era, auta4dr 53990 as is.
I"@-CWMAN - ' A'Mop reit
219000. 1990 Ford aerosgr.
trailer exceue,-t eor►Oban
exV4wd Eddie Bauer. $4990.
slops 1, tura,-. rod nayts
• 11000k 1967 Ford F150XL
stove. Canopy !screrted
d8. uA1juto 55490 23400k
room rever used) 1Dws easmy
14W Ptymoum Sundance.
spare we aslunq $6 200 all
4yl:Auto. $1490 as is
905-723-4013, leave ma -
I Sqm . 1991 Jeep Cheroke
sage
Lid U4,auto $7990
198 000km Maris more to
35' PARK MODEL 2 -r-
cnoose trom finanang avail-
4pc Mih wmh Jea )vertouk-
Abk 0 A C. 160 Dowty Road.
aW uYe SCugOg Furnished
Aran 905-426-5512
we gas turnxe b stove, am
NEED A CAR?
$599 Down!
Free CAA &Warranty
Free oil changes
Bad credit okay
Cars from 5199
per month
(905)420-1666
STOCK CAR bion 1999 open
win" modified competes at
Mospon Nos car with wing
turn key, new tires 8 rims.
never wrecked $5000 Call
Bob Moxon 1-705-324-9692
between 9-9pm and wee
kends.
111!7 CHRYSLER CONCORD
LX. 65.000 km. 3.51. V6. load-
ed. $13.900 obo 434-2775
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19BB/ MM1.i BAJA Bowr*
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boarndgln very good condition
43017723810.750 Cal (905)
IM Strata Bass Boat. 17'
YAM 90 V4 Johnson 0 B Futy
loaded 4 seats. 2 swivel 2
live wells. 3 batteries. fish
tinder, trolling motor. libre-
giass with custom Siratos
trailer, $12995 or trade for
truck of equal value Call 705-
328-0402 after 6 p m or wee-
kends (snp)
A♦P ' ^"TettMWRYFR_Fy'•�Y r�•s�•.r•llill�•1.11M1
2 M. Air. in hate 2 Fill
bodmooms UVMWD-M
roan. olden. Laundry. a/c
Pose to byway $750/mo. .
out 1svw References
Avid June 1st 433-1919
Bam-Spm or oats 433-1982.
! 8®ROOM as rear Osha-
va Centre And 401.
Laundry. storage.
July 1. Non Smokers Pit
knell. S650/mo. pus hydro.
805.579-0216.
i t $EON= ailed" Jim
1 Icakd a 350 Malaga Rd.
Oshawa. $720/manM mckades
triage. stove, heat. hydro and
from 9a&idnm9p .6 9576-
6724
24MOROON basement
apartment in Apx dose to A
amamees Separate entrance.
Ar-omdUomig. 1 -ca park-
"
Immeda ttly.
$750 all ndusrve. no pets.
non-smokers Cap 905.619-
W91.
2 BEOROeBR amiable 19 of
Joy Man lour $740. ad n-
dusive. Gras: y side Oum
Budding. Oshawa No dogs.
Cal (M) 721.2232
EXECUTIVE 1 BEDROOM. All
raw and gorgeous Pon Perry
area mo all inclusive
Avail Aug 1st (905)-965-
4675
LARGE dean./ bedroom bsml
S A1ax Quiet area lerred
garden Separate entrance
arkirg eat-in-utdten full
bathroom. $5501111d Clue!
working, non-smoker pre -
fared NO pets. 1slAast
(905)86-5526. ronessage
MALAGA Ad. Oshawa. near
GM 2 -bedroom $625/movah
r
ast hydro.
Available
Latin.
Uon MWpremises. Call
T removaled large _ 1
bedroomHypA
aepmartmentrnlwgquiet
ludemplexd. Can i;fu ndryParw
Gibb Oshawa NMmonth
August 1st. FirtAAxt (905)
434806.
PKXERM
Large one bedroom
loft apartment beautiful
country property
"lable July 1 or Avg 1
No smoking or pets
$595 per mea
includes .utiildes, laur dry
b parking.
Tel 985-6491/22
Huge bright bachelor bsmt.
aappt on
Open Ccept. Nur
snoppmq ...parks. Suits
quid matwe worker Sep.
entr. appl.. Laundry, cable.
Asking $600/mo. rid Noppdets�/
non -snooker preferred (5105►-
579-0197.
1410 410 410
SICK OF RENTING??
OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASYII
• First Time Buyer? - Call Mark!
• Discharged Bankrupt? - Call Mark!
• Not Much Downpayment? - Call Mark!
1:2
Mark offers honest, professional.
no pressure service to help you own a home.
(905) 571-6275 or 14800-840-6275
Marc Stapley
Sales Rep. Remex Abaay Real Estate Ltd.
1 TowMqum fora 1 own ouea r • 1 Duets Or
Rent Rent Flo l
NORTH WHITBY 2 Storey. 3
OSHAWA bedroom house. 2 V2 bath.
family room double garage
1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH
APARTMENTS - AJAX
3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units.
Parkinincluded
33 & 77
Falby crt.
CENTRAL OSHAWA large 2
2 & 3 Bedroom apart-
bedroom manfloor duplex.
equpped SnSmo ubl Call
�I-n5-3090 of 1.613 -828 -
OSHAWA. nice 3-bedroom$975/
semi good loption. 5975!
mrinm includes wafer a sew.
ments.
Includes
dales au uWiues aqd
fridge, store, broadloom,
and more ad n-
air, heat, hydro, water and
s with dock 2 or 3 bed-
one parking.
Ltd
at(9051
Call 686-0845
saesSwunmang.
or visit us at:
Oat tom -886.558-2622
www.bigtcxtt.com /-highriser
Funk 4322000
• Marine
r 1 1 Apartments for
Rent
For R r
MINT CONDITION. very low
PICKERING 2 -BEDROOM
hour. 1990 Sayimer Capri.
osnn apt Sep enir 2 car
2050 Bownder 4 cyl 130hpVVrkg
Avail immd or July 4th
Mer: cruiser. Alpha 1 out-
No smoking/pets $750mo
drive seats 8 built in cooler.
Wil a cable included lstUst
stereo galvanized trailer, with
(905)-619-1077 or (905) -619 -
bearing buddies. and new
1509
Convertible top $10500 080
f111C1E woMAR, sad SOs.
Must see 905.725-9927
3 -BEDROOM main floor bun-
MOs. G1 Bel Iloka. coldwel
galow broadloom. 6 ap-
day topper
98
plane s.
IWyak -0059
Isl S950irinclusiveblfirst d
aur beadles and aapr at.
u3coons. Children
nim Atev9a n 20 min. 666
1149.416-296-M
Last Call 404-8695. Dshawa
• 1
Arts a
Craft
OSHAWA- 364 SINCOE S.
in a Mtge. R50 a S750hnb..
Oshawa. Ont. 11H 7L5
Newly renovated 1 bedroom
CRAFT AND ANTIQUE YEN-
apt 5550 utilities fact Avail -
DORS wanteo Spaces from
able immediately FirSVIAst
= 50 per month Let us sell
requered Call Stephen (905) -
your products for you You
571-3229
dirt need to be !ere Open 7
days a week Antique Barn
AJAX NEWLY renovated -
and Country Craft Market
separate entrance. 2 -bed -
1618 Dundas St Eat Whitby
room basernem, washer. dry -
(905) 404-0508
a. fttOpe. stove. secure" so
eeTAelwG A UM t: WF
tem. da. civ.1 part rig spot.
CRAFTERS WANTED at -The
dose to GO bus stop, ut/ikes
Gin 5 'rat• Shewpiace' solar-
uttlarded 1200 sq h $906'
ed in the Counice FW Mar-
moreh. frstlatt required
ket 4 km east of OUVW Let
Avail Int led (416) 296-6964
r
us snow a set vow wafts di -
"You do not
AJAX Odor/ Towers Spa -
haveto be herpube
have leo tit these There 6 NO
pous apartments quiet build -
6 month contract Also re-
dose l0 slopprq, 401.
a Pte. salve Three bed-
Issxem 1 morim nee rent A you
June 3o Cab !OS
ito0rrms $939 2 and 3 bid
rooms 1st. Aug 1st SM.
436 1�:
July
$939 Cal 683.8571 or 681
1 1 Apermwb
8421 until 7 30 p m
EZ Rent
AMBERLEA AREA - 1 Ied-
1-BEDROOM a u^^+ f
nm -'Jen basement ad lo-
avanabie .,uiV 1St. Scion/
causive suit single woman.
Rossano Spamus kvrq-
n/n-smoka $650rmorh. bm
room I , " Iutden and
aiu no Pets Available Jure
bads $655/moom utivaes n-
1561 905-831-8143
luded. hestAao No dogs
AVAILABLE WEDIATELY. in
Cal 1`9054X-1266
Wri,ftry Apt buud,nq spa-
PICKERING VILLAGE. 1 bed-
00" Carpeted newly pant-
roOm basement bright on-
eo ant balcony. dose to bills .
vel e entrance. pollback-
rJioop . AN uetkes included.
%VA351 roomed. no pts. 1
yard parking. ulemes inchrd
M. S725/math. 1rstAal t
m
OeOroom $690 2 bedroo.
pa,%nokmq Avilabk rn-b
S7W 3 1,1, -ice SON Cal
medarely May 15th or Wer
43D-0134
CaRS05.426-2707
PICKERING 3 bedroom roam
1•BEONOOM baseman
floor trwgabw detailed well
apartment pr�,ate entrance.
Cerra Oshawa For s•i9le
apphartces. seined Laundry.
dose to GO Double driveway
- wakxip person 5,190 narlry,
wan Car bort 5900 plus urk-
brsiM1 Cable a aN rid Non-
bell Anaiabla July 1 416 284.
smoke! no pets 432-6607
4010
1964 TRANS AM rebut 350
6ROOKLNI. 1-bMroom
molar as is S3000
agar mer'S a WdMI now.
BEDROOM ::,sement apt
redecoraaeo and new broad-
Cita- ser :ynec c re
Wall $545 a 5565 pyo by -
place park ng Barin„^, x_•
dro Car (9059655--5539
area Avafabie ,rnmed.,:• ,
CENTRAL Oak"&. urge 2
S590 all ,neluS:+e :.a,
bed-aom apartments ava/-
(7051277 99x1
"I In well maintained
-Adng Clow to am Artsares
WHITBY
,ease call (905)13.0977 9
am -7pm
HIGH RISE
COURME two bedroom
APARTMENTS
;;,noc for rent, approx 1200
Sgn. "Am" July 1st. 6 w
pinnas. non smokers refer-
ences rtgnred $950 more .
utilities. Ferst/lait requred
Cyt 905.433.1583
2 M. Air. in hate 2 Fill
bodmooms UVMWD-M
roan. olden. Laundry. a/c
Pose to byway $750/mo. .
out 1svw References
Avid June 1st 433-1919
Bam-Spm or oats 433-1982.
! 8®ROOM as rear Osha-
va Centre And 401.
Laundry. storage.
July 1. Non Smokers Pit
knell. S650/mo. pus hydro.
805.579-0216.
i t $EON= ailed" Jim
1 Icakd a 350 Malaga Rd.
Oshawa. $720/manM mckades
triage. stove, heat. hydro and
from 9a&idnm9p .6 9576-
6724
24MOROON basement
apartment in Apx dose to A
amamees Separate entrance.
Ar-omdUomig. 1 -ca park-
"
Immeda ttly.
$750 all ndusrve. no pets.
non-smokers Cap 905.619-
W91.
2 BEOROeBR amiable 19 of
Joy Man lour $740. ad n-
dusive. Gras: y side Oum
Budding. Oshawa No dogs.
Cal (M) 721.2232
EXECUTIVE 1 BEDROOM. All
raw and gorgeous Pon Perry
area mo all inclusive
Avail Aug 1st (905)-965-
4675
LARGE dean./ bedroom bsml
S A1ax Quiet area lerred
garden Separate entrance
arkirg eat-in-utdten full
bathroom. $5501111d Clue!
working, non-smoker pre -
fared NO pets. 1slAast
(905)86-5526. ronessage
MALAGA Ad. Oshawa. near
GM 2 -bedroom $625/movah
r
ast hydro.
Available
Latin.
Uon MWpremises. Call
T removaled large _ 1
bedroomHypA
aepmartmentrnlwgquiet
ludemplexd. Can i;fu ndryParw
Gibb Oshawa NMmonth
August 1st. FirtAAxt (905)
434806.
PKXERM
Large one bedroom
loft apartment beautiful
country property
"lable July 1 or Avg 1
No smoking or pets
$595 per mea
includes .utiildes, laur dry
b parking.
Tel 985-6491/22
Huge bright bachelor bsmt.
aappt on
Open Ccept. Nur
snoppmq ...parks. Suits
quid matwe worker Sep.
entr. appl.. Laundry, cable.
Asking $600/mo. rid Noppdets�/
non -snooker preferred (5105►-
579-0197.
1410 410 410
SICK OF RENTING??
OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASYII
• First Time Buyer? - Call Mark!
• Discharged Bankrupt? - Call Mark!
• Not Much Downpayment? - Call Mark!
1:2
Mark offers honest, professional.
no pressure service to help you own a home.
(905) 571-6275 or 14800-840-6275
Marc Stapley
Sales Rep. Remex Abaay Real Estate Ltd.
1 TowMqum fora 1 own ouea r • 1 Duets Or
Rent Rent Flo l
NORTH WHITBY 2 Storey. 3
OSHAWA bedroom house. 2 V2 bath.
family room double garage
1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH
fenced yard. Available July
3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units.
Parkinincluded
1st Close to all amenities
can Stan (905)-404-0558 or 1-
800-267-7636
Stove & Urigerator.
CENTRAL OSHAWA large 2
Parquay fl(xlrs throughout.
Clone to schools and shopping.
From $910.00 including h dro
Call 905-721-0980
bedroom manfloor duplex.
equpped SnSmo ubl Call
�I-n5-3090 of 1.613 -828 -
OSHAWA. nice 3-bedroom$975/
semi good loption. 5975!
mrinm includes wafer a sew.
aa Apartments for , A a Apartments or
er FirslAast (705►878 9294
�a Rena
ONE Darr^:m basement
apartment. all Writhes includ-
ed $600 Would sun letnale
Private entrance. rear Osha-
wa Shopping Centre. available
immediately References. 1st/
last Tel 433-7652
Rem
WHITBY July 15 ideal for
quiet ,'oupie. 2 bedroom in
duplex. upper Noor. apptanc-
es included. carpeted. Laundry
room. No pets. inclusive.
5850 668-8967
r Oai.rKRA a i um -
UXBRIDGE one bed 5640 room available in well man-
4!1!d".4
an-
taredMall .4 Sevens Re -
PICKERING. July 1st. 3 -bed-
room bungalow no pets, fon-
smokers Call (416)264-2983
WHY REMT7 Own your own
home With as little as $500
down Gu 24hrs FREE
recorded message (905) 728-
1069 ext 277 Aveda Rasa -
nu. Coldwe:ll Banker R M R
Real Estate
®Be a part of the 111
ACCOUNTING
BFRANCHISE
BU�ltJES- �� S NETWORK
..;..., in North Americal
"ACCOUNTING BUSINESS
FOR SALE
IN AJAX-PICKERING
• EXCELLENT GROWTH POTENTIAL
• UNIQUE CONCEPT SPECIFICALLY
DESIGNED FOR SMALL BUSINESS
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL
PHONE: 1-888-723-4388
FAX: 1-800-428-5297
E-MAIL: PADGETT@ GENE RATIONMET
EnIndustrial Units
SHOP FOR rent in Hampton.
large Bay clout. 2.000 sq ft.
200 amp service avail
rammed $StxVmo plus hydro.
(250)762-2460
a 1 for Rwe
BALSAM LAKE Fenlon Falls.
1 2. 3 a 4 bedroom house-
keepig-cottages. June and
August, last week in Aug/
Sept. includes ting week -end
Quiet fanny resoNsandy-
beaclVGood- Boat
rentals 1.877• -2550
1 i Private Fomes
ror sale
BRIGHTON. 4-bedruom bun-
galow 2 bathrooms. recrea-
tion room. gas fireplace, ap-
pliances. central air Lot
65'x125 large deck and
shed. attached garage. beau-
tifully landscaped Call
(613W75-2941
COURTICE - putt crescent
$199 900 5 level. 3 balloon.
.
open conga sadesplil Large
beautifully landscaped lot
Central varJar, gas fireplace.
walkout to huge deck man
floor laundry and finished 30 x
1 Lao Modern; 1 Leo NoOas
In the Estate of Patrick H. Roulthee, late of the City
of Toronto, in the Province of Ontario.
ALL PERSONS having claims against the estate of
PATRICK H. BOUITBEE, late of the City of
Toronto who died on or about the 2nd day of
November. 1998. are hereby required to send full
particulars of such claims to the undersigned
executrix on or before the 181h day of June 1999
atter which date the estate's assets will he
distributed having regard only to claims that have
then been received and the undersigned will not be
liable to any person of whose claim site shall not
then have notice.
Uaied at Toronto this 141h day of May. 1999,
E.A. Borrlthee
27 Fourth Avenue
Uxbridge, Ontario
LP9 IVs
:1 03:11 Improvements
MORTGAGES Good, bad and
ugly Financing for any put- HARWOOD
Dose All applications; accept- RESIDENTIAL SERVICE
ed Call Community MorlWge Renovations -General Home
Services Corp (905) 668- Repairs. Specializing in
6805 1 -.----
illi (new a upgrades)
CHIP TRUCK FOR SALE No lob 100 Small
Turnkey operation Permanent Free estimates, all work
location. 45 rmn from Osha- guaranteed -25 yrs. Barg.
wa (705)799-0249 (snp) a 686 1677 •a
• • : Psychic
OSHAWA APT$ Bachelor
your ovm hgmtf � bless dun
duy9e,, 9 h ��.
aikiags. iAw2e.
t. 2. a 3 IEDIIoOM Co"
17 rec room n8 7805
one bedroom 2 bedroom n-
yyoouu think" Call Dave Hay-
ceramics. gas firtplm. a/c.
51200/mo
on beautiful Purdy take Fvt
NO MONEY DOWN' $125.900
Oetadud 2. 2bdr Bungalow
dales au uWiues aqd
toil saws
ssyryRep Remax
and more ad n-
well a dean cotlag-
s with dock 2 or 3 bed-
Laundry sne )571-
Ltd
at(9051
duSive ND pen Reftrersus,
saesSwunmang.
WWW ' 36 X 127 lot
i I
Oat tom -886.558-2622
906668-3806 666
Funk 4322000
with double garage on 294
apprr f1100rmo P
OSNAWA. Adelaide 6 Park
Nice t bedroom basement
apart n e . paling. private
entrance. no dogs FtrstAaS1.
nt efenacet f510/1 orn nclu-
snve Available July 1st Cal
571-1537 or AM -1521
MITERING 2 BEDROOM
basement apartment with
stove. parking, fridge. carpa-
ed men harm entrance Ad
u li es and cable $7M
nokg*p No pas/smokmg
CAN 905-428-1652 after
/ICK RE ING's Prestigious to
cahcr Available lawed it ay-
1500sq If basement aw-
ratl am per more ndo-
sive (excludes caw) Smgk
pock rred Non-smoker pets
1slAast required References
Leave message (905)-839-
PKRERM. bnFn fpacrous 2
bedroom basementApart-
mwtl. ;cram etatrante. $6a5
tans 40'v utile". or nkgoo-
able Avaable July Int No
smoker no pen Catact Her.
OW (416) 429-3000. on
4909 or 19051426-3294
NMR" urge 1 bedroom
Basement apartment, A"311 -
able Jdy, 1st. crock a 401.
pakrg laundry. NOD am n-
Clulve (416) 7-2101
PFCILEIIIKAMTE'S NO De-
luxe 1 strigle bedroom base -
rent apartment. $675 piin V
3 No tans or smokers single
or mature couple preferred
Available now Isulast 19051
M7682
lure tenants nraA-
ernants centralal dOtltr011
1 bedroom apartment,hear elrdrac
ya
Awadawk August 1 1999�Td
BIDS 579.9016
SONERVILLE 8 Rasleme,
adun 1250sq ft aparlmml 2
I" bedrooms. bright utd-
en. urge kvi groom. 4pc
washloor dura. tory. rJaa.
Cable. laundry. parking Fast/
Last, references. no pets.
$925.elecnnay 905579-
9719
SPACI011tw�ell-mantas e0 2
bedroom
apts. a
Glen t Some with
ils
walk -m dads. ppaantnt provid-
ed. Close to schools S=
Pira oeare. GO Station Uwk
ties included. Cal 728.4993.
2 b 3 BIR ural
s included. Ea
to school
��pp For appt. call
5) 721-8741
One bedroom 3570. available
JULY 1, Osluw CaOe ata
location. Flat, paring and
water included. Hydro earn.
(905) 436--6042
Two bedroom private condo
in Sown 06hawa. way
dtxoraled weth fridge and
stove. close to AN amentia.
Available immediately. 5750/
mo includes dila tstAast.
(905)-743-0824.
WINI'OY stroll. Spaca s 2 -
bedroom. ilws, quid btddrq
with bahwrny. private storage
bili. VaadrY lalc/ti,•x, near
slinook. tmt;➢ortAwon and yl
amenities. Paring a wines
inaduded. S73Wmonth. AvAil•
able immedialey. 668-7644
1 NDYf11g mat�dm, horseshoes. MI-ttuup
WILSON/OUVE area, adult • LARGE 3 bedroom house.
buiavid�nrge Two-Ixdroom as a Ws HWT walk out knpd
bring your towels. per-
i�y" APARTMENT WANTED dean soros Aires a food. and erNoy a�d.�mmawHk tprndhwon,
..-T. .-_-_. ...-.. . -_ _.
dude0 No dogs. S7 mpn6n
_ - - co --
own entrance. would corssida
ewe aruwr ninrr ' bar nD.
b book 1-800.659 -948.
a itrdw0e0 11Ma X00 /mo
Carpel. 1 parking space.
Shang house wAh lemrle
nc'" t
$77-21591
Honk ownershp Why rent »
Laundry Oermmer 263-8369 or
BarrrdOeyArMrpk�ststhore am
Wanted1
BELLEVILLE. wakrfrom ca-
Vender b arrange mortgage
Call Mike 435-9664
evargs 263-2522
or weer
a teed 2943
29x3
s with dock 2 or 3 bed-
KW PARI in Karina#= Rite
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1for
(910)
d Owmt n'e ed On ntis
Kma 3 wit ap
P40
1 Towrtaaatwa
$TSO / wMiend $450 / week
with double garage on 294
(mP)
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met )962J751. 4/ChRtwAMd-
lila corm
;;,agar Open house Fn Ad Oshawa 4-8.
s.�rie �.rwesuCl.aiwns
cSu�utiwts
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Metro East Trade Centre
Pickering Flea Market
Isle -F..
(416) 778 0914
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dry Norm Oshawa. new 5
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Call Mb* (1105) BU -6163
Uxbridge.
34N $O. FT. Executive Inane
Courtitt. rear
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TWO BEDROOM Cottage on
Sturgeon Lam..skeps six.
KW PARI in Karina#= Rite
in school.
WOO utdAes FirsVlaswe-
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(910)
sandy, beach. dock. great
fishing. boat rental availab
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Resort
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6 months Ira. that own 7
house from S550/alono I YOU
pdoyed individual wanted.
cooker only. Pira f"D-
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tug lime family m-
Wirmem
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GUARANTEED
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honest. smicet. Iookng to
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payday/commwssma tar pm-
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sham home or can ale order.
ably with mak. Snare re-
aur beadles and aapr at.
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nim Atev9a n 20 min. 666
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day. (905) 728-9414
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of dem quick imakow P-"
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frmmd. 072 a924.
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Home n CLEAR WATER AREA
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t � af $tOJsq R .
3 bedroom. tot emu. port,
pcmm � �' �
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Sbdta b. ndaded.
IaOe bidryard, view. Joy 1sF
M." floor space. move in
beach. Available row. For into
or Aug ts1. FirslAast, refer.
roay main san9M,
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traces. $850 .. (905M27 6661.
good parking. CaN
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$159.900. fssM 2 slorg lama
at.. 4 appliances, tanad yard.
(90ti1579-50n. ARtx Spm
dr home in Cgwl=. 4 bid-
OWSTRW immom
Wrung. rticely decorated.
(906)571-3281
roomas. 2 1#2 nabs. 4 nal in
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close to GO. $1200 inclusive.
onim $FACE, 800 sq. h. 2
kildaem w.o. to pato, man
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executive RYIe adl- a-
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sq.R. 4•bedroom. MC. $1300a 28d floor. Large windows 401 Amu. 432-2219.
Also 2 -bedroom wase-
rtnent Apartment $700. 40%
niiiiiRiou Brock St. (No
delraar). P; Witting.
$M I= Own. TOWMW s
4-brdroom. 1-1/2 baths, tri-
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RESMUM
Vlist. Non-smoker. Refer-
� plus tares amd ulNwa.
at" rec mom, built-in soled
I
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emoes. OR BOTH 51800.. Joy
Call Mb* (1105) BU -6163
Uxbridge.
wood cabimets, fresh raderal
b Ballroom emene
171h. (9051686 1650.
000.
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ladr. with den. 3 lull lath-
rooms. Family room. 2900
BEAUTIflJL. 3.1 bedroom. t
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OMITS for it.. 860 Brat
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covered
.and
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Palntpq
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wood Btm
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• Additions
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The 2nd Annual General Meeting
of
DURHAM ACCESS TO CARE
will be held on
Tuesday, June 29,1%9 12:45 p.m.
at the C.A.W. Hall
1425 Phillip Murray Avenue, Oshawa
Members of the Corporation in good standing may vote
at the Annual General Meeting. General membership fees
of $10.00 must be paid by June 15, 1999.
For membership information contact D. Hird, Secretary,
905-668-9225.
The AGM is being held in conjunction with "Homeward
Bound - A Celebration of Caring on the Move". This
seminar, focusing on the achievements and future of
community-based health care, starts at 9:30 a.m. Space
is limited. To register, contact Ester Filer at 1-800-263-
3877.
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Air Gap Membrane • Sump Pumps
Call Concrete Solutions
Direct Line: (905) 432-2202
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new bathrooms, pump repairs
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905 438 1399 or toll free 1-877-790-7778
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or Arnold (905)666-0572
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For a free estimate
call Stott
905-424-0250
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v.�._(.
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404-9669
TMS PAINTING
& DECOR
Interior & Exterior
European Workman-
ship
Fast, clean,
reliable service.
428-0081
HARRY -0 -THE -
MOVERS
Move big or small, we
once them all! Free esti-
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short notice moves. Ap-
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storage Space alrailibk.
Compuahle rates. Cal
(985)987.1431 or
1-18263-5836
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Houses. Apartments,
Offices. Appliances &
Piano Specialists. Senior
& Mid -Month Discounts.
Licensed, insured. Free
Estimates. Protessioal
service.
Call 436-7795.
EIIIperienced
Crou No,"
groin rales. linitis.
offices. apt, et.
Piano moving.
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CUSITOM HOME
SEWING
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drabs valances,
boot cushions, blinds,
Fitted stip covers
Yow fabric or ours.
For IS years of ideas
can 626.4410
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baseboards. ledges.
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Brerit and Cathy ,wee 0 Keeffe) and tag
Drofher Paul are tided 10 announce the
arrival of Brit" Catherine Meson born
on Margin 12 at 1:17 P.M. weighing 9
lost. 11 tit. Proud grandparents are
Patrick and Kathleen OKtene of
Mark am. Ned and Maroon Jordan or
rUabridge and great-gratdparerits Von
114 and Phyllis Ercoa d Pon Perry. Special
thanks to Dr. J Gilmour and the nuc"
staff at Scarborough Grace Hospital.
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We wish to thank Dr. Brian Batten,
the nursing & hospital staff of
Lakeridge Health Uxbridge, the North
Durham Hospice and their volun-
teers and our many family friends for
their loving care and kind attention to
our Dad, Bob McDowell, over his
lengthy stay in hospital.
Your many efforts on our behalf were
greatly appreciated.
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FANILEY Jaws Alen - Passed away peeoeluly
on May 31, 1999 d Ire U*rfdge lege Htupltal
n his 80 year. A tanner gradi�lle of Ti'dey Col•
lege. St. Catherines. A RCAF Squadron leader
(D.S.O.) Past president of Club Colles.
band d Jute (Judy)na(nee OWC L father of
Ronald James, Patrice Katherine Galifewlilki and her
kisband Stephen Wil be sally hissed by grandchil-
dren M chatei Julia, Sandra, and Mark Resting at the
LOW & LOW FUNERAL HOME, UXBRIDGE for ltd -
neral sei vice was held in the OqW on Thursday, ,line
3, 1999 at 11:00 am. Visitation was held on Wed
nesday. Memofial dmations may be made to the Ux-
bridge Collage Hospital. Interment, at the St
-John's on the Humber Cametery.
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105 Career Training
110 General Help
115 Retail Bus. Opportunities
120 Office Help
130 Sales HelpiAgents
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140 Computer Data
150 Hospital Medical Dental
160 Daycare Wanted
165 Daycare Avadable
170 Employment Wanted
175 Home Care
180 Business to Business
200 Market Basket
205 Firewood
210 Bargain Comer,
220 Articles for Sale
225 Articles for Rent
230 Articles wanted
235 Chnsww Trees
240 Barter Exchange
250 Swap -Yard Sales
260 Arts & Crafts
265 Antiques
270 Computer,lntemet
275 Pools. Spa
280 Lost& Found
290 PaslSkrppYesBoardmg
295 _N tstock for Sale
300 Automobiles for Sale
305 Automobies Warred
310 Trucks for Sale
315 Trucits Wanted
Ransil Wheel Drive
330 racers
340 Alto Parts & Repairs
350 Auto Leasing Rentals
355 4btacycles
I�
365 Mame
370 ;eaealonal Vehicles
VS Farm E7tApment
710 Meavy Duly Et liment
4011 Apar"lits For nem
405 Aparlmertts Warded
410 -lases For Rent
15 -jousting Wanted
420 'ownhanrs For Rent
225 Space For Rem
rooms For Red
aooms Wanted
440 Room & Board
445-umshedAcoommodatim
450 ;hoed Accommodailon
455 For Rent
460 Office & Real Space
1462 Garage & storage Space
463 induslinal lkws
465 Warehouse Space
470 Cottages For Rem
475 Cottages Wanted
JIM Retirement ' -^q
415 Resors
410 Florida Vacation Recitals
45 Land For Rent
500 Private Homes For Sale
505 Wanted To Buy
510 Towni houses kir Sale
$14 Commercial Property
515 Investnted Property
520 Condos For Sale
525 Developnrierd Land
530 Farms tot Sale
435 Las ler safe
VA Oi of Town hoptffles
515 lhcalion Propenes
a Cottages For sale
0 Mobile Haines and Pada
in Camper Traier saes
515 honey IID Lend
410 mortgages, frsslranx
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ne 1, 1999, in his 82nd year. Gond, bung husband
80 for 50 years. Beloved rather to Borrie & her
sband Borders LinldeQer, and Paul & his We Au-
st: Dear ONALD f�t� Aon and
SON RNMAL
RECTORS, Brock Road Chapel, 1057 Brock Rd,
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89. The wi receive friends Thursday ,kris
1999 from 24 and 7.9 p.m. Ct nowe service in
i dWW will be held on Friday June 4, 1999 at
m. Cremation. In lieu of flowers, donations 10 the
nadion Cancer Society or the Charity of your
)ke wound be awreciated.
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