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Home My WebLink AboutNA1997_05_28Pickering A'.dve ews frit TuifJN up PICKL1,'AG PUtstl t �'lfe eri ng 's AN� Province must Community Newspaper since 1965 order Smooth sailing Six Pickering roads to get a facelift Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand May 28, 1997, Vol. 32, No. 22, Pressrun 42,500 36 pages nuclearprobe: lant p committee rejected a proposal from tion, which would be conducted Ward I Regional Councillor Mau- under the Province's Environmental rice Brenner to ask the Province to Bill of Rights. The bill gives the conduct a public: inquiry into Ontario environment minister the authority Hydro operations at Pickering. to order an investigation and to "This, I believe. is the appropriate appoint a commissioner to conduct window of oplx,nuno% to s;n in a it. public way what we rxrc,, .,r ncc The ma,�ir rcleoed the :all lot ,r (provincial cnvmmment mr,.�, l,uhlic inyu,r-.,ri the hast. said Mayor Wayne :\rihur1 c ... � r,i porting the motion for the BY MARIANNE T.\K,1CS prolc:ts which may total up to $417389. Only BY MARIANNE TAKACS zinc annually into the lake. f SiAWRFPOKM..R Pickering Council's executive The Town must submit its applica- PICKERING — Town council- committee approved making the experience next year. I— arc asking the Province to order request Monday despite receiving have to be completed by March 31, an investigation into the dumping of assurances from station head Ken road resurfacing projects the Town is toxic metals into Lake Ontario from Talbot that the emissions have not MAURICE the Pickering Nuclear Generating exceeded environmental regulations, BRENNER Station. that environmental officials have Wants public Ontario Hydro has recently been kept properly informed and inquiry admitted the plant has been releasing that the emissions have not reached _ 56 tonnes of copper and 22 tonnes of levels toxic to fish or humans. The Smooth sailing Six Pickering roads to get a facelift Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand May 28, 1997, Vol. 32, No. 22, Pressrun 42,500 36 pages nuclearprobe: lant p committee rejected a proposal from tion, which would be conducted Ward I Regional Councillor Mau- under the Province's Environmental rice Brenner to ask the Province to Bill of Rights. The bill gives the conduct a public: inquiry into Ontario environment minister the authority Hydro operations at Pickering. to order an investigation and to "This, I believe. is the appropriate appoint a commissioner to conduct window of oplx,nuno% to s;n in a it. public way what we rxrc,, .,r ncc The ma,�ir rcleoed the :all lot ,r (provincial cnvmmment mr,.�, l,uhlic inyu,r-.,ri the hast. said Mayor Wayne :\rihur1 c ... � r,i porting the motion for the BY MARIANNE T.\K,1CS prolc:ts which may total up to $417389. Only STAFT 104"PirTER PICKERING — Driving along the"ridges '700 transportation projects — roads and — arc eligible to receive the -metre portion of Squires Beach funding in Picketing. Road below Bayly Street should no The Town must submit its applica- longer be a bone-Jarnag. car -wrecking torts to participate in the infrastructure experience next year. program by June 13 and the projects It's to be topped with a new and have to be completed by March 31, extrarlap layer of asphak as one of six • ! 1098. %o they have to be done in the road resurfacing projects the Town is 1 1,97 construction %sawn. undertaking with new provincial and On Monday, C,wncit's executive federal funding. , rnmaticc voted to use the Town's The money has Aeccwne available after as agreenwai between Ottawa and tilIFURY rnrrustructum ,nanny to resurtwe poet Squires Beach It....l. Pickerena Queen's Pari: to extend the Canada- SENLS Parkway (from Liverrxr)l Rood to Gle- Ontario Infrastructure Work% program 'Extreme sauna Road), Winctte Road, Pincridse originally launched in 1994. embattassrnent' Road. Tovnevale Road and Strouds The extension crakes Pickering eligi- - - Lane (from Spruce Hill Road to Whites ble to receive $278.")2 in combined funding Road). from the federal and provincial governments. to Please see PICKERING/ 5 which it must arid $139,196 of its own money on -- ate _ p g Durham police probe shooting of cat in Pickering P ickefin g However, Coun. Brenner and Ward 2 Regional Councillor Doug Dicker- son maintained the public inquiry was needed to give residents a chance to voice their concems on the station and emissions. "II there is nothme w hide then lou it to lc done in puhli:;' said t ,r�i U�:I,.. a,, •hc .stir .,f Injured pet had lay a charge of cruelty to ani- May 17 and the cat was put to ,�... teals. sleep after it was .. to be down, The woman -1 determined the ani - put reported that, when Imal couldn't be X-rays showed she returned home saved. from work on bla% Sergeant Jim Grim - bullet wound 13, she saw her cat ley sal s, after an X - limping and took it toray was taken, 'They photo by Ron Pnetroturto PICKERING —Durham Regional Police are "mesh- a veterinarian who was unable to deter- I mine what was found the cat had been shot. "Tote bullet had Making his gating the shooting of a cat wrong with the broken move which had to be put down ani- mal because the apparently the tip of the pelvis after a.22 -calibre bullet punc- owner couldn't JIM of the cat and gone Pickering firefighter Greg Palmer has his community challenge was organized to raise tured a vital organ. afford to have an x- GRIMLEY into its intestines," hips full during the obstacle course competi- money for Pickering's Community Youth A resider of Park Crescent in Pickering called Durham ray taken. When No suspects at hesaid tion at a community challenge held at Pine Park currently on the drawing board. Teams Regional Police on May 22 g Y her pet did- this time Police have no sus- Rid Sec school in Pickering last Ridge 8 co for honors in a varier of non - mP�� top Y asking them to investigate and n't get better, she returned to the vet _ pests in connection with the incident. week asof a series of fun events. The P athletic events. Durham school trustees want numbers to add up BY CHRISTY CHASE STAFF REPORTER Durham school trustees want to make sure local taxpayers are fairly represented when the boards are downsized next year. This November, public and separate school taxpayers will elect the new district school boards which will replace Durham Board of Education and Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board trustees in January. Both boards will have fewer trustees. While the final numbers aren't in, the Catholic board expects to have eight and the public board 11, down from the current 18 and 15, respectively. Work is beginning on how to distribute those trustee positions throughout Picker- ing, Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa, Scugog. Brock ar.d Uxbridge. Under provincial legislation, local education improvement commissions (LEIC) and the clerks of the three largest municipalities will decide how best to distribute the representation using provincial guidelines. Current trustees want the representation to be fair to all residents of the seven munic- ipalities. "It's a serious issue for all school boards;' says Pickering t; trustee Ruth Ann Schedlich, chair- man of the public board. "It has to make sense from a democratic point of view," says Tom Oldman, the Whitby trustee who is chairman of the separate board which will lose its three French language section trustees and possibly seven of its English language trustees. In fact, the board's English lan- guage section will consider a motion made by Oshawa trustee Stan Karwowski that the education director contact the LEIC and clerks to express trustees' "serious con - RUTH ANN SCHEDLICH 'A serious issue for all' ceras" about proposed distribution of trustees and that the distribution be based on "fair and equitable representation by population" Mr. Karwowski says trustees have heard a possible distribution could see two trustees for Pickering, one for Ajax, two for Whitby, two for Oshawa and one for Scu- gog, Uxbridge and Brock. "It's not fair," Mr. Karwowski says. Ajax, which now has three trustees, would have one trustee to represent 14,000 people, based on 1994 census figures, he says. Oshawa, which now has five trustees, would have one for every 16,000 while the three northern communities, which now have one, would stay with one for 3,700 people. 'There has to be a more equitable distri- bution;' Mr. Karwowski says. "The north will have a stronger voice in relations to the others. This isn't north bashing; we just want to be STAN KARWOWSKI 'Has to be more equitable' See TRUSTEES/Page 4 . INSIDE Staying Smoke Free - Durham .group works to clear the air in the region's restaurants - page 11. Editorhd Page ..........6 Fara dtinmaut .. ....19 Sports ....ZO Classified .............21 Real Estate .......... ..:REI HOW TO REACH US General ..........68}5110 Death Notices .....683-3005 Auction Line ......683-7545 Sincerely Yours ........ 1-800-662-84 23 Internet........... . ww.w.durhamnews.net PAGE 2-A.M. NEVIS ADVEK11".k. WED.. %I %1 28.199, L )qtiltt 11�1��1■�' m m m m m m THE FIRST 500 OPLE TO PRESENT 3 THIS COUPON ITL RECEIVE FREE A COLEMAN RIM MAGNIFYING ; _ FLASHLIGHT .•. ' � � COMPLETE WITH i •'• BATTERIES } .�♦ 1 l A ,,� •.�il�' • _• ` !G•' fit+ I 1 1 1 • � � . ( ............ �" '�''� •': ••••��i••. 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With the Bloc promeirg to break up the country, the Reform party willing to let them, and the libtrak unable to meet the chalkrge, jean Charest and Leanne Lewis knew that a dynamic new alternative was needed. M alternative built right.' from the grassroots, an alternative that speaks to all Canadians, and ahemative that provides leadership and hope for Canada's next century. Pickering trustee Kevin Leadership on .lobs and Taxes. Ashe, who chairs Cut job killing payroll taxes and reduce personal taxes by 10% the Catholic sys- Break down trade barriers mthin Canada that kill jobs. tem's LEIC, says Ensure Canadians get the education and training they need to compete, on the no say over has no sea over Leadership on Health Care. trustee distribu- Provide steadily increasing funding for health care to the provinces, when the premien sign the Healrb Crnr tionbut can idcn- Crnrnne, which prote-ts the five principles of Medicare and backs up that protection with real dollars. tify low popula- Leadershipon Safer Streets. tion areas. such as the north, and Introduce a Victims Bdl of Rights that will rebalance the system. can recommend a ' Abobsh the'faint bops' claux immediately • Strengthen and toughen the Young ORersders Act. suggested distri- bution. Ensure police resources ase used to prevent the criminal use of firearms instead of to regism legal hunters or antique collectors. Mr. Ashe says Leadership for a United Canada the provincial guidelines leave Jean Charest has a plan to make Canada work by creating a Canadian Covenant with the provinces. This Covenant will ensure the national unity question is resolved, and that Canada can evolve and go forward. the clerks two options in the 7 intend ro make this count worst, because i there's one commitment I've made to my children it]; 7 f separate system: that D" going toPus on to them the country I receivedfmm my parents. " two trustees for Jean Charest Pickering, one in Ajax, two in Whitby and three in Oshawa, with none in the north and the southern communities tak- ing responsibility for Brock, Scu- Leanne Lewis and jean Charest have a plan for Canada i next Century. Foryourcopy, phase call Leanne at 426-8679 or 649-5075 or drop by the campaign office, 1725 Kingston Road in Pickering or 24 Toronto Street North in Uxbridge. Authorized By: C. Bartlett Official Agent fro Leanne L gog andewis Uxbridge: or use �� the same num- bers in Ajax. Pickering and agerlset Whitby but take D""' one from _ Oshawa and give it to the north. He says Oshawa has a valid concern but so do the north- a ern municipali- ties which will ' have no local representation under the first . opt"a. `We have a difficult decision W_+v ;r: to make.- Mr. Ashe says. r_f-..:`!.,.• .' The LEIC will meet to lune and ✓—M_. pa%s on its tec- txnt enidatiwss to - the clerks and�- then '!tope for a�"a" 'timely resolu-� 1a lion:' he says. � t+ Teachers ratify new deal t Durham's ;A Catholic ele- mentary teach- , ers have t approved a two- year contract with the board which gives' y them a small s' pay increase. -It was 90.2 per cent in favor of acceptance;' trays Mike O'Connor, pres- ident of the Durham Cie- mentary unit of the Ontario Eng- lish Catholic 'teachers Asso- c i a t i o n (OECTA). More than 430 teachers aueaded Mon- day's ratifica- tion meeting is Whitby. That's about 50 per cent of the membership, Mr. O'Connor says. The agree- ment must still be ratified by the Durham Region Roman Catholic Sepa- rate School Board but both negotiating teams agreed to recommend acceptance to their respective parent bodies when the tenta- tive settlement was reached. The board will consider the matter June 16. The agree- ment will run from Sept. 1, 1996 to Aug. 31, 1998 with the first year main- s raining the sta- c tus quo, Mr. O'Connor says. No regulations violated: Talbot NOJFrom page I for zinc. ----- an inquiry would never have come up if ' The provincial water quality objective for surface water is five ppb copper. Ontario HYdro had provided information about the station in a free and open man- while the "net emission" at Pickering is ner in the past. "People need to he four pph (an outfall level of 18 ppb minus iaured and reassured and reas- an intake level of 14 pph). $iced again. I hope at the end of Nuclear Generating station. Mr. Talbot said there is no ay we could lay a lot of The current six- "month licences for evidence water quality has Fdto toss and be done with both the A and B been impaired or fish or fish 613-995-5894 ilo portions of the habitat barred by emissions Mr Talbot told councillors plant expire June from the station. He also noted regulations had been violat. 130. 1997. all the corroding brass con - itl and no danger created to the A final decision accident at the Pickering Nuclear cdcnser tubes which have been k health. He noted: Generating Station, will be held the board with' the source of the emissions will The measured levels ofcop respect to the made by the AECB he replaced by 2000 with cop- Qer and zinc at the Ajax water following its meet- per -free stainless steel or titani- �tPPIY Plant are less than two ing in Ottawa on um tubes, at which time the discharge of copper and zinc did three parts per billion. DOUG from the station should reach respectively, while the provin- DICKERSON sial drinking water objectives 'People are 1'000 ppb for copper and zero. need to "I have to say I was a link be reassured' 3;000 ppb for zinc. disappointed I couldn't con - - Environment Canada guidelines indi- vine (councillors) with the facts and figures tonight:' said Mr. Talbot Cate aquatic species toxicity for the met- pis is in the range of 100 to 400 in an interview. He added he believes the investigation ppb. while the Pickering station's discharges of the emissions being done by Hydro, which will include an outside ere at most 18 ppb for copper and 28 ppb expert from York University, would have been sufficient to deal with the situation. Mayor Arthurs said the Town would still accept an offer from Hydro to have its own representative on the Hydro investigating team. Paul WWiancko. technical superinten- dent for Hydro's nuclear division envi- ronmental department, said utility staff became aware of the corrcnion problem that led to the emissions in the late 19H(1s but that investigations done in 1990 for the Municipal Industrial Strategy for Abatement (MISA) program. which measured copper and zinc levels in sta- tion water outflows. showed acceptable levels. However, explained Mr. Wiancko. statT became concerned when condenser tubes being replaced at the 'B' portion of the Pickering station were examined and it was calculated the copper and zinc being scraped off the station's condenser tubes by sediment in the lake water used to cool them amounted to ahcut 56 tonnes per year. It was then, about Iwo years ago. he said. that the decision was made to inform the provincial environ - merit ministry akut the problem. :Pickering paves way for roads projects JPICKERING/From page I Councillors rejected a motion from Vard 2 Regional Councillor Doug ttckerson to replace the Squires each project with the resurfacing of Radom Street between Liverpool Road %nd Douglas Avenue. Coun. Dickerson Pid a Town promise to fix Radom has ;been "outstanding for 15 years" and suggested Squires Beach could be done in 1998, when Radom is sched- ogled to be fixed. Ward 2 local Councillor Sherry Senis said that although there have been many complaints from residents about Radom. Squires Beach is "a dustbowl" and an "extreme embarrass- ment" that needs to be dealt with. She also noted it's a heavily -traveled industrial route and the Town would be sending the wrong message to "en - tial investors in the area by neglecting the road. Squires Beach was in .such a poor state this past winter that the Town posted signs beside it warning motorists to use it at their own risk. The entire road was last rebuilt around 10 years ago, with contributions from area businesses, but the portion imme- diately south of Bayly Street was left undone because the soft soil under- neath made it too expensive to fix. Richard Holbxrrn, the Town's acting director of public works, told council- lors estimates done in IW) indicate it would cost $2 million to S4 million to rebuild the road instead of just resur. facing it. The $130.000 resurfacing project being proposed for Squires Beach Rad now. added Mr. Holborn. would involve the use of "extra - strength asphalt" which would proba- bly make that troubkuxne portion of the road gad for another 10 years. uvs 110 (011 MAN' QUEEN SIZE AIR IED comift td of boonry--sty PYC. Includes repair kit. N2oi 3. Sours r N.N. s� The cxecuu%c .ornt mtcc s decision remain., to be ratified by Council next Monday. THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 11197. PAGE S ave yon say on Pic"_ nuclearplafitielicensi' rf'.t 11,11ICKERING -I"The Atomic ABCB staff have mcemmetaded taaa Energy Control Boird»(ARCS) is Yew. inviting public conusew on the Anyone wishing to obtain a Yrenewal of the oper- ■ Of dieAL3L'd sting licences for the Pickering Meeting to discuss 3tettol1lr�edMi4Mj. reprdhglt6etteli: Nuclear Generating station. plans for nuclear cuing may; 4�! `le}hOne The current six- "month licences for mishaps at lc "-669-5294 of both the A and B 613-995-5894 ilo portions of the A public meeting to discuss " Ottawa - plant expire June plans for dealing with a major Wduen cam - 130. 1997. emergency in Durham. such as. an mems or 1`011"M A final decision accident at the Pickering Nuclear to appear before' -onthe relicensing Generating Station, will be held the board with' of the plant will be Thursday. May 29 from 7 to 9 respect to the made by the AECB p.m. in the auditorium of the relicensing mast - following its meet- Pickering Central Library. be received by ing in Ottawa on The meeting. entitled 'Erner- June 9. June 25, taking into gency Preparedness in Durham, is Submissions account any com- being sponsored by the Picker- should be sent to ments or concerns ing/Ontario Hydro Liaison Com- ids. Carmelo ,;;expressed by inter- mittee. Ivan Ciuciura, director of Ellyson; Board a- rested parties or the emergency measures for Durham Operations Offi- joublic. Region, will be guest speaker. cer, Atomic Ener - Ontario Hydro, Everyone is welcome to gy Control which owns and attend. The library is at One The Board:'P.O. Box operates the Picker- Esplanade, opposite the Pickering 1046: Ottawa, ing nuclear generat- Civic Complex. Ontario, KIP ing station, hasSS9: or faxed to requested a five-year wal renewal, while 613-995-5086. Minister here to discuss nuclear emissions PICKERING —A meeting of Provincial Minister of the Fn%minment Norm Sterling. Pickering Council and management from the Pickering Nuclear Generating sta- tion is being organized to discuss problems at the power plant. Those problems have included revelations the station, which is operated by Ontario Hydro, has been dumping copper into Lake Ontario at the rate of 56 tonnes per year. and zinc at 22 tonnes annually. The toxic metals are washed into the lake by water used to cool corroding condenser tubes that help axil steam that drives the sta- tion's turbines. Durham West MPP and Minister of Communitv and Social Services Janet Eckcr asked Mr. Sterling to come to Pickering. 69EE A nR 69 She says the meeting is being called to discuss "the whole situation with Hydra" and particularly the copper and zinc emissions. No date has yet been set for the session, but Ms. Ecker guesses it will likely he at least a week before it can be organized. "Given the recent news stories I think it's appropriate for Council to have the opportunity to meet with the min- ister." she says. Ms. Eckcr says the minister and his staff should be able to deal with confusion over whether the discharges exceeded regulatory limits and whether the Ministry of the Environment was informed of them. `He has the experts who arc responsible for ensuring public safety:' Asatenfloff cam in&_ wleIve got the gear and the prices to make your camping experience almost as comfortable as life at home. wave COLEMAN® 9 x 9' DOME TENT WITH VESTIBULE Blas a Isrsile, waserpeef pay diel f N Neer, eversisd wilow, 'n -seer' sub unnig and 7Y csRag. Easy to sat up with sbmktedd fikregloss Poles. nstm Sean reg. 249.14. 169 Save 33'6 COLEMAN® SLEEPING BAG 3 lb. NWWr inde ies 801 fill. #4%A Soars rot. 51.11. 39" vliils inion in lost F-1wic7 mon . Jnnn .Qwn $Sovs s0 (OLDIAN PROPANE LANTERN Noss 6 dirty is4ostow pawn rogdstd system with olsttrook igaities. 042512. 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They're not quite the shining stars they appeared to be when they took office back in November. 1993. There's more than a little tarnish on Jean Chretien and his 176 fellow Liberals over the past three -and -a -half years. But, warts and all, we say the Liberals are still the best choice for Canada come election day Monday. The Liberals under Prime Minister Chretien have made several mistakes. the biggest their failure to keep their promise that they'd scrap the GST. The screw -up briefly cost deputy prime minister Sheila Copps her seat in the Nouse of Commons and led to a nasty falling out with high-profile backbencher John Nunziata, who was bounced from the party and is running as an independent this time around. But the GST mess is the only major failure on Mr. Chretien's resume. His biggest accom- plishment has been to chop the deficit far more than he said he would and to put Canada in a good financial position as we enter the next mil- lennium. Interest rates have plummeted, invest- ment has jumped and with a growing economy forecast. job creation through the private sector looks to be on the upswing in the next few years. On the national unity front, we like a combi- nation of Mr. Chretien in the lead with able assistance from Progressive Conservative leader Jean Charest and finance minister Paul Martin. We're sure much has been learned from the October 1995 'near miss' referendum and with a renewed mandate, we have confidence in Mr. Chretien to do the job properly for Canada and for Quebec in the next referendum. As for the contenders: Mr. Charest has done a solid job against long odds and has his party poised to N in official opposition status on Monday. Humbled in the 1993 election and reduced to just two seats, the Tories are on the right track to establish themselves as a national party once again and should contend for the position of government in the election of 2001/2002_ This is make -or -break time for the Reform Party. Reformers have been unimprcssivc over the past four years and their divisive, destructive attitude toward Quebec would be a disaster in the next referendum. We don't feel they deserve the chance to form the government or be the official opposition. The NDP need to have a place at the table in the debate, that matter for this country. With a little hard work and a little luck. leader Alexa :McDonough may just get the 12 seats her party need, to earn official status in Parliament. The bottom line is this: the Liberals have run a largely scandal -free, efficient government, have broad-based support across the country and have a plan to keep Canada together and pros- perous. They deserve your vote on Monday. To respond to Otis editorial call Inf »ounce at -nifO50urice 6113.7040 ane! dial 5109 vWe asked... The question is: Who do you think will win Monday's federal election and why? Orville Boyle Nancy Clarke Steve Coupland says, ..The says, "The says, -The Liberals. They Liberals. Jean Liberals because are ahead in the Chri-tien is doing they didn't screw polls" a good Job." up badly ber's bills. Grose's what - a somewhat ho-hum cam- enough" Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday. Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 21-15 ..=111 V11M.. Take a gander at the Goose Party Popular long-time Ajax rrs'dent Charles 'Chic' Presley is a patriotic Canadian who fought in the Second World War and is an active Legion member. It's time once again to review the federal parties of Canada and to decide whether it's appropriate to launch the Canada Goose Party. I'm sure it wouldn't run last in the polls. that's reserved for the PCs. The Brian Gang. The Canada Goose really represents what Canadians perceive in politics. You feed and nurture it and its sole responsc is to poop on your property. The head of the Goose would represent the party. The left wing and right wing, the Liberals and Reform respectively. That leaves the other end for PC or Bloc. (No sensible person would vote NDP. would they") The Canada Goose feath- ers its nest locally and lays a few eggs, then heads south for the winter. What could be more representative of Canadians" Some platform planks National Capital: will be moved to Ajax. No one comes into Ajax except res- idents. This would eliminate visitors to the capital and cut costs. The old capital. Ottawa, can be used for cap- ital punishment. Criminals whose crimes warrant such punishment could be sent there, to sit with the Bloc. Leadership Review: We won't need conventions. On joining the party each mem- ber receives a bag of mar- bles. On committing a scan- dal or indiscretion or caught taking bribes, he or she will lose one marble. The one who loses all their marbles becomes leader. (It fits our present situation, eh?) Free Trade: We are in favor of free trade as long as it's not Roger Clemens, Joe Carter or Otis Nixon, how- ever, we would restrict importation of certain fruits and nuts, owing to an over supply in Toronto and Montreal. Bilingualism: Canada is the only country in the world where one may be CHARLES `CHIC' PRESLEY �4: ' Guest L�1 Column prosecuted for conducting business in one of the offi- cial languages. This quaint Canadian custom could be expanded so anyone con- ducting business in the other language outside of Quebec could be sentenced to capi- tal punishment. (See National Capital.) Bilingualism for Simple Servants: 1oh, wilt he gi%cn to trancophoncs who speak poor English in any month that has an 'R'. Alternate months, jobs will go to anglophones who speak poor French. Jobs, Jobs. Jobs: Preference for hiring or appointments will be based on qualification, training and experience instead of on the basis of sex, color or quota. This is a radical departure from current prac- tices, but it should be given a chance. To those Canadians who are disgruntled or disen- chanted with the existing "pineapples" in govern- ment, we offer this prime opportunity to stand up for your beliefs. Go for the Goose. The Nears Adcerriser invites readers to submit columns for Be Our Guest on current issues facing our Durham Region communities. Submissions should be 600 words or less, must be signed and include a daytime tele- phone number. Unpublished columns may run in condensed form as a letter to the editor. The News Advertiser accepts letters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neatly hand- written, 150 words. 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Canaan G,mmumNe— paper Nepaper Assssc , Canadian Circulations Audit Board and the Ontario Press with who will win, as a Cssunol The publisher reserves the right to classify ur refuse any advertisement Credit for adveniwwm Itm- Liberal majority is almost a Editor -in -Chief certainty, but who will take second place. What has been ber's bills. Grose's what - a somewhat ho-hum cam- you -see -is -what -you -get paign is sure to spawn a frankness has made him the memorable election night. most quotable candidate with I'm a notoriously bad such statements as, 1 take poker player, but my full credit for saying we'd money's on the Progressive create jobs; it's one of the Conservatives to form the dumbest statements we've Official Opposition. A disil- ever made. Other than the lusioned Ontario tossed the infrastructure program, I PCs and the NDP out in 1993 have done nothing to create in favor of the Liberals while jobs in Oshawa. You want me giving Reform a definite to go to General Motors and look-see. But in 1997 tell them to hire 1,000 peo- Ontario is a different place ple. It doesn't work that way, and that has to be good news You have to buy the cars" for the Tories. They're two This. in a riding with a near different levels of politics. 20 per cent unemployment but support for the provincial rate among young people. . government of Mike Harris Andrew Davies of Reform n bound to have a positive is on the ballot again and spillover effect on the lean waging a very visible cam - ('barest campaign. By now paign. But with a strong most of us have had r — — NDP candidate in enough of parties Brian Nicholson and who refuse to pro- I the provincial Tory claim a future spillover effect, it's Canada which unlikely Davies will includes Quebec. i hit his 1993 support Across Durham Icvel of 29 per cent. Region, expect the The 1993 Red Tidc to wash election saw these ashore once again, results in Oshawa: with the possible DAN Liberal 39 per cent, exception of Oshawa hicTEAGUE Reform 29 per cent, riding. Campaign PC 16 per cent, NDP In the new riding glitches won't 14 per cent. of Pickering -Ajax- hurt Grit This one will Uxbridge, MP Dan go down to the very :McTcague is likeh last polling station to he returned to office making it the most eXeiting despite a few glitches on the race to Oshawa's recent his - campaign trail. Mr. tory. With such a tight race McTcague is popular with it's hard to imagine why constituents for his willing- none of the party leaders ness to buck the party and have visited the riding since vote with the people who the election was called. An elected him. Mistakes, he's opportunity missed perhaps? made a few. But whether or lt's a coin toss in Durham not he has a BA or an MA is riding with incumbent immaterial on the floor of the Liberal Alex Shepherd the Housc of Commons. head and Tory Sam Curcatz A familiar name around the tail. Whitby. Judi Longfield can Mr Curcatz is no stranger be expected to be to politics having cicvated from heen the MPP in the municipal councillor area for many years. to Member of Despite his time in Parliament in the rid- ; the public eye, las- ing of Whitby -Ajax. suing the Tory nom - A newly -formed rid- ination in Durham ing, the area was a was no easy feat for Liberal stronghold in Mr. Curcatz. The 1993 under the lead- nomination went to ership of Dan JUDI a second vote, but McTcague who gar- LONGFIELD not before the courts nered 41 per cent of From Town had to be called on the vote. Reform councillor to to settle the issue. trailed with 32 per Mp Mr. Cureatz has had : cent followed by the his running shoes on Tories with 20 per ever since, making ' cent. Frank Snyder for the up for lost time on the cam- : Tories and Bill Serjeantson paign trail. But if his own for Reform have waged a vis- party is split over his candi- ible, tough campaign so dacy, can a similar reaction expect the margin to be nar- not be expected at the ballot ; row. box? It'll be tight but Mr. : Where the dice will land Shepherd appears to be the : in Oshawa is anyone's guess. front runner. Incumbent Liberal Ivan When the dust settles the Grose's "no issues" cam- mix could look something : paign leaves even some of like this in the House of : the party faithful shaking Commons: Liberals 165 : their heads. Voters are asking seats, PC 45, Reform 42, : why, when both Liberal MPs Bloc 36, NDP 12, to the east and west have Independent I. waived their pensions, he has not done the same. Constituents often wonder Joanne Burghardt writes in our : why he has never voted regular rotation of staff colum- ' nists. 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It's (be seventh debate of th L campaign - this one co-sponsorLxl by Oshawa This Week and the Multicultural Council of (hhawa-Durham. With less than a week before we go to the polls, some political pundits helieve It's toxo close to call in Oshawa riding. Incumbent Liberal Ivan Groyse is trying to fend off a challenge from Reform's Andrew Davies, who ran a strong second in 1993, New Democrat Brian Nicholson, well-known to voters from his 12 years on City council and Tory Alan Haves, trying to rick the wave of party leader Jean Ch:lrest's increasing popu- larity to a seat in the House of Commons. After seven debates, surely there's nothing new to say. Or is there:! Continuing his brutally honest campaign style, Mr. Gane says as the incumbent, he has it •'dis:Klvantage -- I'm running on our record" The 6M -year-old explains because he's been in power. he knows "what we can afford. When you're in opposition and know you're not going to be the gov- ernment, the sky is the: limit - you can promise a Cadillac in every garage. But it can't be done" During the opening topic of discussion Mr Grose offers an opening statement backing the Liherrls' sup - p n of multiculturalism, but doesn't jump into the fray during the free -fir -all porion, opting fuer silence. That leaves the stage open for the men who would represent Oshawa The gloves come off between the Tories and the near Tories, when Mr. Hayes and Mr. Davies trade jabs over immigration. Mr. Davies says Reform leels increasing immigra- tion levels doesn't make sense given the country's 10 per Lent unemployment rate. He then accuses "profes- sional organic -tions of practising racism on a regular basis' by refusing professional immigrants employ- ment due to the lack of'�Canadian experience" Mr. Haves says Reform party members have made "blatant racist statements" Noting Mr. Davies sought a provincial Tory nomi- nation a couple of years ago, Mr. Nicholson refers to their verbal ping-pong as "a family feud" During a discussion on taxes and itIc economy, Mr. Grease boasts about the work the Liberals have dune trimming waste, including eliminating 450X) civil urvice jobs. -If anyone can fend an extra job (in Ottawa) that should he cut. 1'd give them a medal;' he says. "What about the senators"" says Mr. Nicholson, not refemng to those who skate at the Corcl Centre. "Total's the kind of cheap thing you do - you know You can't cut the Senate without approval of the provinces;' says Mr. Grose. And so, it goes, each candidate hoping one sentence may sway votes among the crowd of 115. Mr. Hayes reminds the audience he's "nix a pro- fessional politician. I don't need a job, I have a good job" and leets the campaign is a "question of leadaer- ship. Who can best represent Oshawa''" We know the question. The answers make it easy to understand why 'undecided' is leading many polls just days before the election. robbery of a city grocery stare Saturday. The owner of Helen's Mini Supermarket, at 166 Adelaide Ave. E., suffered a cut to the cheek w'tren one of the bandits shoved a black handgun in his face and demanded motley just before 1 I p.m., Durham Regional Police said The 60 -year-old storeowner refused to time the young bandit's demand and instead tried to grab the gun, at which print the rob- ber ran from the shop. He was seen fleeing with an accomplice who police say kept a look -out outside during the robbery. Earlier report% the weapon - a pellet gun - ,bad been fired were false, police now say. Yesterday afternoon, Sergeant Jim Grimley said a 15-year-dd boy was picked up for an unrelated matter by the Children's Aid Society and was subsequently turned over to police and placed under arrest A 16 - year -old boy who was with him was also arrested. Both youths were Jointly charged with robbery, using a frreaEm while commit- ting an offence, pointing a firearm and assault with a weapon. Ajax/ Pickering Nevc.:1dvertiser firing Nou.. 'lo place your FREE ad• call ll%tinnc, day or ni_ht. SINC11*11LY Yours10 respond to art ad, call 1-4/fol--1S 1-:;?!l:L. FREE Pprwnal :% S' 2 -t9 pr r nunut.. l.... ...... l I,t odor. •�/ d FREE `Oiee Greglatin�; H1 .o. ..... 4OY 13 warrovsk; A 0000 NEW TOM AREA YEUIIE NS A FILL FID1 CAN $40WOOff YOUR LE rs LAAAGH of iLLI TLOOKING IF THIS Is you n 0000 ,rues box >3 ria a too-trw ro • OWLATIONSNW /9 yr pie 5 5- 12^. • 21 r• s -gee rn yle! sn 35 , o..gr•, :rots 4S yr did 5'1;,' 2s r o4mal +• ,.*o Ap+}eon ar 12 45 Dm. 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The show is sponsored by the _•`"� games while garage Nearby residents were hanging on $500M. arena with all proceeds going ?-,wards the door. fearing the man who lived at the operations of it. burned the house was sleeping because he worked the night shift. Curt. Grant Antique show The show will also feature a free draw for a Father's Day basket from 'J NEWCASTLE - Two Newcastle explains. After hanging on the door him- self. the officer broke down the dcxyr and continues eight-year the Nutty Chccolatier and a special identift- � cation clinic sponsored by the Scugog 1 youth, got a surprise Thursday evening when police officer broke down the along with the neighbors told the youths Shores Museum. The clinic will he se[ t t door to 714 Regional Read 17, whole abut the ere. ••They didn't have a clue (the run in SCugoa up to allow certain antique and col- ,J l-"�J they played video games in the base- mens of the hawse. garage) was on fere;' he says about the duo In the PORT PERRL' - One of Port lectihle pieces to he identified for a nominal fee. • • Durham Regional Police Constable basement. -When the doer kicked in and Perry's longest running antique and craft Admission for the show is $3 for � John Grant was travelling down Regional Road 17 around Sc30 m, got there were people coming in the hose sheyYus will take to the floor for the eighth straight .car. adults. $2 for seniors and children under 12 are free (one admission gets you m when he spotted a fire in the garage and they were pretty wrprised" Tithe youths. one who It, ed at the The 1997 Part Perry Antique and for both days[. Spices arc sell upon for a x- mei hbaxs banging on the Jour to the g g g hcxrK' address and a friend, were not hurt. Craft Show will take place June 14 and 15 at the Scugog Centre Community any interested vendors and can he resen'ed by calling the arena at 955- ■ , " I was just driving down the road going to another call;' to vys. "You Staff Scrgcani Jim Grtmlcy said theH6yS was started h r candle left hu y burring Hall Hall and Arena. Antique verdurs will he set up cxclu- For more Information call the arena , V/ could see rte garage was completely in the garage. The fire destroyed the garage. a holat stored outside the lively in the community hall and the or the municipal clerk's office at 945- garage 734(y, Ajax/ Pickering Nevc.:1dvertiser firing Nou.. 'lo place your FREE ad• call ll%tinnc, day or ni_ht. SINC11*11LY Yours10 respond to art ad, call 1-4/fol--1S 1-:;?!l:L. 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Enjoyf dancing. music ARE YOU WTTY DURHAM AREA Obtained ^approprul 1""73 lanp eltendanls. etc bored. pang lofaCtrOrl- term Seeking tall- straw- doors, and tennta dpwle or twme,a. t05 to nw sports and mother 20 old. 6'1•. 235 Ib 30 plus. 5'6' 145b print ads based on BOK 11770 ale maw waft a ycod wary DIOnd male. won Seee.rg Skm, pretty 4u%dy.� 125 IDs. salt-emplOYed rleI.,. Seeking •'papal romantic mal. with looking, straight acting $pace awdaolld AL OORELAND TYPE?? FULL OF EXCITEMENT sense of humor BOX similar m,urests 80x when amifar nterests BOX wdn a full ume job BOX lemafe nn IM same shaved hand, oato very aacreet wnne male Advanced TNscom 34 y, old 32030 ntereeta BOOP 157pp green ayes Enjoys pOOo, uesmq ands her while Services. Inc are the separated. ed, 19 Yr old. 5'2' atuaa,ve. 10736 379% 25163 mann and more male age tB to 30. for pogrom apwups lor10 Wngle molar, Lull king a' single wrote female wdn 4r7wDNOYed. Na, seeking an eached at Iw erd dw syen Srseexlq �ntelganl. aunty good times S M 34225 can 800.928r5699 Mon•Fr, Al Bpelen i type male, for fen gam to y lllendsh,p first Enjoys mg•n affect -OZ: re aro Olin mon aw. open with I al.. 1l. VERY DISCREET GUY Spm you May Dowlrg, movW, popctn maN who knows how lig a 28. with w. iti mor- Good looking. M straight also Cheng. or reran and rcmanUt mjghta ave tun and likes quiet Sao SIIII:ElO� ?caro on tha iniarni at este For low, romanp ecnnq, wnne maN $sobs your .d by calling pry Sincere man only mold evening$ at home Box ■ . e_r�- loud hOpelully • relalbn- another strar�M acting, nurhper caO BOX 11952 lam bft2//www.webffl00&.9� K+o BOK 25147 wnne In 1 to 30. ,n cdpyr,ye 7997 ATS the Durham ■rea, for PMX i -TML HEWS ADVERTISEw WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1"7 photo by A.J. Groen The ship that Alex built Lego engineer Alex de Lint is nearly dwarfed by this ship he built using 22,000 pieces of the tiny building blocks. The ship, called the Mary Celeste, measures 12 feet long and was under construction for four months. Alex is holding in his hand a photo- graph of himself sitting on top of the mam- moth ship. Cookbook author offers healthy eating tips in visit to Durham The Durham chapter u( the Hcart and Stroke HeartSmart Cooking. Foundation will present renowned cookbook The meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m. at the author Bonnie Stern at Sinclair Secondary school. at 380 Taunton Rd. E.. Whitby. School on Monday. June 2. Tickets for the event are $5 and are available Ms. Stern will talk about the benefits of at the door or at the Heart and Stroke office at nutrition and healthy eating and will sign 337 King St. W., Oshawa. copies of her latest cookbook entitled More For more information call 571-1582. Retiring superintendent `fine educational leader' fhe Durham Board of Education's tc.hnlcal and information services superintendent will retire this sum- mer. Jim Robb's retirement as of Aug. 31 was announced at Monday night's meeting of the board. He has been with the board for 33 years as a teacher. vice-principal• principal and superintendent. Vice-chairman Bobbie Drew described Mr Robb as "a fine educational leader'- who has helped put the board on the map in the area of technology. Silent auction this weekend PICKERING -- ilio trim 3 to 6 p.m and Sun - Catholic lAomen', League day, June 1 from 9:30 a.m. of St. Iwac Jogucs Catholic to 3 p.m. Items include Church hosts a silent auc- antiques, paintings, baking. tion of time, Ucasua pettwin wa odn ork Call taliat saturday, May 31 y,,1 s3 ($tcnatat Don't Miss the 27" Annual �J• iat�rldap Jame 7-15, 1997 Its a Family Affair 1288 I'er-t punt fur ea. M�nhYl. tIONR or t,d, and Mnprr� Fa.Aets. Clnxtse ' ftum a peat cc -low For j 10" han9^B bas4ets. Yellow Marigolds •! 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R., h,FREE t.I� iss -1 -,c)x=00 1 20!AAO Men's iff dress shirts & ties lexckldes Tommy Hilfiger & CW borne) 6 off Women's dresses (excludes designer collections) Secret hosiery (excludes 9"anteed in -stock $13.99 hosiery) 0 0 selected items storewide All WE 0 Haggar For Her fashions All %" ■ cookware (Sets & open stock) Men's designer collections (excludes denim) Area rugs All in -stock (exchudes went rugs patterned bed and bath mats) co-ordinates & bath co-ordinates Look for the sale balloons on kft of ' great items 0--t the stone. Savings are off the original ticketed prices unless otherwise noted. Excludes Factory outlets. Warehouse Stores and Clearance Centres. Personal shopping only. 1 , Of em not avaNabN In our 1 --*-So- slog. Optometrist denies fondling BY STFpHHcI Itis hands down SHAW Ler pants. touching Dual snug ta genital arta. A Pickering Dr. Im, who optometrist on trial testified yesterday. for 'sexually denied touching assaulting a patient the woman in a says he deserves a sexual manner. He "thartk-you letter" insisted he was from the woman providing her with for providing fist- emergency med- aid care when she ical care. Dr. Im fainted following told Judge Fergu- an examination. son on the day of Dr. Charles Im the alleged assault is accused of he examined the fondling a 24- woman then year-old woman directed her to a Who. after receiv- staff member at ing a prescription the store to help from the doctor, with choosing passed out while contact lenses. being fitted for Moments later, contact lenses in while he was in the Kingston Road another area of the store 0.t. 6, 1994. store, he heard the The com- employee shout plainant testified out his name. Dr. Monday that when Im said he rushed she regained con- to a room at the sciousness. she back of the store was lying on the and founa the floor with her top woman slumped unzipped. back on a stool, The hospital unconwiews. nurse told Ontario "She was corn - Court, general pletely unrespom- division, Judge Donald Ferguson that Dr. Im was cntuchcd over her touching her breast and neck area, in an.asempt, she believed at the time. to cheek for her pulse. She accuxcl the doctor of placing his hands under her bra, touching her breasts, and. after asking her if she had urinated, put sive:' he said of the woman's top in the woman. who order to observe with the help of his her chest area. to co-worker, was see if she was placed onto the breathing.When floor on her back. asked by defence Dr. Im said he lawyer Jennifer was concerned the Stephenson if his woman — who actions gave him apparently fainted any sexual gratifi- while being fitted cation, Dr. lm said with lenses — was "absolutely not" suffering from a Dr. Im was serious medical given a suspended condition. such as a stroke or seizure. Dr. Im testified he was in a "fran- tic state:' and began to shake the woman, attempt- ing to revive her. When there was no response, he said he unzivvW woman sentence for sexual assault in an unrc- lated case in 1992 and previously had restrictions on his licence prohibiting him from treating female patients without supervi- sion. 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Dr. Steven Na" DDA Former Editor of the newsletter for dentists, THE DENTAL 9= ALL NOW 653.1432 ® 172 Harwood Ave. South, Suite 101, Ajax Va THE NEWS ADVEKTMM WEDNESDAY, MAY 7a, ltc•T - PAGE f rAICB N • TIIE NFN'ti Ab\T:K'1'ISt:K N t:U1ESnq. �fAl' 2M, 1'W7 phOtc h•, A Groen The play's the thing There's a new Joseph in town a., Southwood Park Public School students perform their version of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor [)ream - coat May 28. 29 and 30. Preparing for the showare (front from left) Adrienne Carney as the narrator, Jeff Newbury as the pharaoh, and Dustin Redshaw m% Joseph, and (back from left) Melanie Bolle and Kristy Stone. Showtime is 7 p.m. / Don't Miss the 2r Annual 6JAAX- Saturday)vne 7-15, 1997 ,,,_ Its a Family Affair ADVERTISING CORRECTION In 0.:' �,. -I!, ...i• dC npO�d •��7 •11:5 newspaperINS WeeK Please note the follow - Ing Copy for chair savings 1S Incorrect. should read f50 ott all ocra oral Chills... W� Sr -!r!(! 30r,10Q1re to •)U. Idtuo G (1Rtemerl VM regret a^v "Camver"," or eontus"" 11115 may nave caused EATO NIS Battery charge GM plan to halt battery production not part of contract: union -,, By BRIAN LEGREE. I) R11Asfsour OSHAWA — General Motors has unveiled a plan to stop production at its Oshawa batter plant — a move which could affect 260 jobs. Canadian Auto Worker' officials say. The plan was presented to CAW pres- ident Buzz Hargrove recently by officials Irom Delphi Energy and Engine Man- .lgement Systems, a division of GM. )l hich operates the hattery plant, says Wayne Murphy. Local 222's first vice- riesident and the union's battery plant hairman. "GM has identified to the national union they arc losing millions of dollar and the hatter)' business in North Ameri- .a is in trouble:' says Mr. Murphy. GM's plan is to either sell its battery Iperations. or "build two new super To ► A}., CORRECTION NOTICE In the Toys "R" Us flyer, distributed the week of May 25th, the Evenflo Joy Ride Infant Car Seat/Carrier, #714488 featured on page 3 does not come with a remov- able car seat base. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. plants, one in the United States and one in Mexico:'says Mr. Murphy, adding the Oshawa f'acilily would be reduced to a distribution centre. About 40 of the Oshawa battery plant's 300 workers would be required to operate the facility as a distribution centre, says Mr Mur phy, who vowed the jobs are protected for the life of the CAW's current contract with GM. "Dunng the life of this agree- ment (which expires in the fall of 1999). they can't do that:' he says. "Mis is what (last fall's) strike was all about. llev can't do it; that's our position. If they want to move ahead they would have a) bring in replacement work:' GM spokesman Greg Gibson says discussions with CAW officials about the battery plant are "part of our ongoing review of our operations. We're constant- ly looking at ways to improve our com- petitiveness. It's long-term planning. looking ahead at the business:' Local 222 is trying to encourage the company to build one of the super bat- tery plants in Oshawa, says Mr. Murphy. ..Our finus is to get attention to expand the facility here:' de say's, noting the CAW hopes to convince GM that Canada's competitive labor costs make Oshawa an attractive location lir one of its proposed super plants. lie Oshawa battery plant produces about two million batteries per year for GM operations, along with other companies such as Honda and Scars. says Mr. Murphy. Local 222 officials will moat with I)elphi representatives May 29. News Tip? 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M 1 l AAl'SMI (Y tBMfp1wir�m * B Eand I31�UMPAIS Sore on :dh.11 DEPOT' T6 �� iw.. .•... a..—..�r� ato owl. w iraL•aW d flr Lwm DoW W 0%lwwl DqW W. 1997 photo by Jason Llebregts A mountain (bike) of a donation Second Storey Restaurant owner George rant raised the money for Ajax -Pickering Tzoumis hands over a cheque for 5800 to hospital by selling raffle tickets to cus- Shirley Freek of the Ajax and Pickering tamers• offering them a chance to win a General Hospital. The Ajax -based restau- mountain bike. Free seminar on severance packages. mutual funds PI('KERIN'(: —A frcc nticsl merit sennnar on severance pack- ages and mutual funds will he held Thursday. June 26. Finding the silver lining in severance pack- ages ail invest- ing tual in suite I mufund. I,,i avoid capital { gains taxes will : be the IoIws at the seminar to he held by Edward Joncs. 375 Kington Rd.. Pic kering. rPhe scmmar will begin at 7 P.M. Seating u limited so any- ; oac interested In attending should call 509-7763 to resc-rvc a seat. r Please recycle! Look for your E-1--]Y%armaPlus flyer in this weekend's edition of THISUITEEK (in selected areas) Sales run from Tuesday to Saturday! I EATERY OPEN EVERY DAY M am. YOU CAN EAT FOR AS LITTLE AS YOU CAN AT NOME Breakfast Special (Daily) $279 Luncheon Specials Daily $595 TWO CAN DINE FOR $ (Every Day of The Week) 13" EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT �99 (Everything on our menu (311W 50p m.) or Iew TWO BEAUTIFUL BANQUET HALLS HALLS ALL INCLUSIVE �gW per persc^ Pickering Town Centre 839-2507 Reliable, supervised day care at a home in ymi[ neighbourhood • Safe, comfortable environments • Reliable Waltack-up for Provider's • Stimulating daily programs holidays or illness • Trained, professional Providers • Complete insurance coverage • Monthly home inspections • Income tax receipts supplied and, we wskome full or part-time cam for children from 6 weeks of age! Watd-,4 illmillurCive A Lians•d Agency For hdormatioa Call: 686-4816 THF; NEWS ADYEIrrrsF.R WEDNESDAY. MAY 2e. 1W - YM:B 11 Butt outf. Smoke-free restaurants recognized this week The Council for a Johacco-Free Durham ing over 50 restaurants in the region with Merton is recognizing smoke-free restaurants smoke-free certificates. adding "wc have about I his Heck in celebration of World No Tobacco 10 new restaurants on our list since last year." D,iy Saturday. The World Health Organization, which "Phe focus this year is to raise com- declared Mar I I World No Tobacco Day. esti- Inunity awareness of the detrimental mates tobacco kills an average of three fleets of tobacco smoke:' says �- million peo Tucker tit the Durham � His each year around the Ilcather world. Estimations regarding the glob - Region Health Department. - al health costs related to tobacco By establishing a smoke-free envi- amount to over $2(N) billion each i,mment. Durham's restaurants provide healthy year. :ating places where people are not exposed to According to the council tobacco kills the effects of second-hand smoke, she says. approximately 14.000 people per year in Ms. "Pucker says the council will be- present- Ontario. 71111 il it I M Y &I WK WE BUILD INGROUNDS TOO! CALL NOW FOR YOUR "FREE" AT HOME ESTIMATE LI(�UID II ,I� HLORINEll POOL. OPENM KIT CHLORINE! UfiCMA PUCKS 11 _ _- $ 95 X695- 11 536951136 err sc a0. I� �a _ 6KG11 Z� . International Pool & Spa Centers F .i. ty� + S� ■ Save ut,1)2)3/0* on Selected Naini Dr.iXner'% Touch@ Interior kmi-I:ht.. L Lal/•t I ".s .o •. inudh lktttkttu C 31 I I I� •ti•nlhttaMc) • I t N t. til pa,tt'1 tkY'twatA r coktt., 2 66 41781. � *Our reg 1„u tKu r c1 e•, The Outaitier Exterior Satin Mex 176X)) -High hitting N lut..tanding durability • NM, of pit.;Iel (vtk>ts T� r VA *2 1Z AXI 3.761. %{rent n k)rs sltghtly higher *Our regfor price 27.%. The Outsider Elderier Semi -Clog 100% .Ac"Ik Late,170011) n •High hiding • Lcellent aft -'Jon v • 100's of pastel trthtrs *Our reg. lav price 28% :1.761. .A14d Decl Shim miix)) •Rater• repellent e tute(ts and piracies your woad jjoa •Our reghew price 22.%. ' :5.781. 1 a � I m • •.. +sat -1w 11�' 1 1r III 1.1f i 1 11 1 ,4 N i ,�Vlinnrit 11'dll Wi doMn l4e.nle'nl \�� in.M1Ul. I.n.mrnt. \�. IIrkR+l. muvi M. paid .d Uil i..nm,• 11 Aur .J.n Ni 1" 105 Bayly Street West, 705 Kingston Road, #18, Ajax Pickering 683-2047 420-2548 �'Z'rjtit.r. g•U.nnd wail 1,✓•.- "- wi�nrnn nu. .. rvr1,61r ae ,Uwm l4aln.eM rU 4. few MPAW Hltit CSI I.'NI� \I, ;I. 1. ill \RI1 �-ill 1 W,i M" --ill PAGE 12 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER wEDNLSDAY, M,%,,- 2n, 1177 Billboard WEDNESDAY, MAY 28 COMPUTER USERS: Mac- intosh Users East Club meets from 7 to 10 p.m. at Hcnry ti Street High Sc howl. Henry and Trent Sts.. i►� Whitby. All welcome. No charge. Meetings are geared to all users of Apple Macin- tosh personal computers. 433- 0777. BREAST-FEEDING: The Durham Lactation Centre holds a prenatal breast-feed- ing workshop from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at 1592 Alwin Cir- cle. Pickering. $25 per cou- ple. Register, 427-9547 (Donna Schinkch. ALZHEIMER: Alzheimer Durham holds an Ajax sup- port group meeting at 7:30 p.m. at 487 Wesiney Rd. S.. Units 19 and 20 (at the corner of Clements Rd. W.). Ajax. All caregivers welcome. 576- 2567 (1-oretta). HEALTH COUNCIL: The Durham Region District Health Council tnects at 7 p.m. in the : ,un,nl board- room. P,1-4 11 U,m:L . tit I Suite = I s. \\ h:'' (Mon C„n.i. ic, BIG SISTERS: The Ajax - Pickering Big Sisters Associa- tion holds an orientation ses- sion at 7:30 p.m. at 398 Bayh St. W • Unit I (between Finley Ave. and Wesiney Rd.). A a\ Females 21 or older interested in bring a Big Sisters are wel- come. 41-9-81 1 1. THURSDAN', \IAV 29 FUN FAIR: Valle\ Farm Pub - lie School, 1615 Pepperwood Gale. Pickering, holds a fun fair from 5 to 8 p.m. Teddy bear walk, r t'lle, hake sale. barbecue 428-6337. WILDLIFE CROUP: rhe Second Chance WiIdIife Group hosts its monthly gen- eral meeting at 7 p.m. in the committee room at the Picker- ing Civic Complex. One The Esplanade. Joyce Smith discusses the care and feeding of baby rac- coons and squirrels. Vulun- leer%, new members welcome. x39-4310. FRIDAY. NIAV 311 SALE: A Iwo day New To You Sale runs today from 7 to 9 p in and tomorrow from 8 "0 t,� I I a m at tit Martin', 12111 Ct Si,i. Pickering. Good used clothing for the family, white elephant items, toys and books. bargains galore. Dona- tions needed as well, 839- 9281. WOMEN: A social group lir women meets at 8 p.m. at the Plaza Restaurant in the Ajax Plaza. Harwood Ave. south of Hwv. 401. 683-S015. MUSIC MAN: Archblsh„p Dents O'Connor Catholic High School. 90 Man- drakc St.. Ala\. presents the musical. The Music Man. tonight and tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $7 adults. $5 seniors and students and $3 children under 12. -rickets available in advance (683- 2026) or at the door. ADDICTIONS: Serenity Group - 12 Step Recovery Meeting meets at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church. 817 Kingston Rd.. Pickering. The weekly group deals with addictions of all t\pes. mclud- md• cu-dcpcn,l.in,\ 1 ;htl- Canadian Tire PICKERING ONLY Tell us your first bike experience (in 500 words or less). Drop off your entry at customer service. ASK STAFF FOR DETAILS. CONTEST CLOSES JUNE 28/97. _ se ni Coming Saturday May 31 st See Friday's News Advertiser for details. Take a walk down memory lane If you're a car and truck purist, then you'll go wild for Cruise Nights at Canadian Tire. See some of the finest vehicles around - from early classics to fully -customized street machines. ., CANADIAN TIRE Pickering Only , ' 1 ' 1300 Kingston Rd. at Liverpool 839-8017 Service Moura: Mon. -Fri. 8:30 a.m.-9:00 p.m. t &turd” 8:30 am.4:00 p.m., Sunday 10:00 airs. -5:00 P.M. ables available for arts and crafts show A7Ax — VEndm are sought for the Vil- The show and sok takes place during the loge Arts and Crafts Show and Sale Saturday, Pickering Village Festival. 'June 14. There's free admission and parking at the Tables are available at $30 each for the event. '0 4how which rums from 10 am. to 4:30 p.m. in To reserve a table for the Village Arts and the Village Community Centre on the corner Crafts Show and Sale, or for more informa- of Linton Avenue and Sherwood Road. tion, call 683-9465 PUBLIC COMMENT INVITED ON 'PICKERING LICENCE RENEWALS The Atomic Energy Control Board IAECBI is inviting public comment ern the relicensing cit the operating licences t„r th,' Dickering A and 11 nuclear generating stations Ont.ino I lydro has applied for renewal of the ,y)erating licences for both facilities whose current licences expire lune 30. 1997 The Board has given initial consideration tri (he applications. and is expected to make the final decision on the applications lollowing its meeting in Ottawa on lune 25, 1997, taking into account any rornments or concerns exprossed by interested parties or the public Anyone wishing to ohlain a copy„ I the stafl r(s,,nunendations regarding the relicensing, til Iliese two laulities may request ,,,pies by telephone dt I-8(11) 61A 5184 or at (61 31 Q16 5894 in OtGiw:i Written comments or requests for appe.udnces helore the 13„,ml xith respe( I Io the proposed relicensing of the Pickering statins must he sent t„ the following and received by lune 9. 1997 M,, ( annen I Ilysun Board Operati, mn ()Ili, er Af,,rnu I Ni.inl P0 Box 10.16 (itt•IWa, ( )nLin” K I P ;s'i Hix Ihl tl 045 5f Nit, •'om,c Energy Corimiss—i dec—Imie \. iilrle��i mtrot Board de renerg,e aiomiq,ie 69EE A nR 69 SALE ENDS SUNDAY! While quantities lost PRICE RoadNondkr® Touring tires carry a 95,000 km Tread Wearout Warrantyt This prem,urr. ice .: sT_e '..:..c .. �, „•.::yc;. The 011. season computer oss.sred tread des,gr : and snow-romd and offers o smooth, comfortable ride while prov,dc; . ,'...... : ••q ,apobiliries, ,69000 we, SWW prkes Hirai Bewley, June 1, 1"7 06120 Copyright 1997 Sears Canada Inc �S Auto Centre ■ Expect more from Sears Duret Line 420-0271 SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE tR'agtie 9ra•hi liosw •PaoV^cSacalm. 691pix.Siis tt9liirai •t91pw QM Ut no if 151 photo by A.J. Groen A taste before the toss Matthew Wianecki investigates the possibilities at a fun fair held at Glengrove Public School in Pickering. First he tastes the ring at the ring toss but then he decides it's better to toss it atter all. ^s T4�Jperwee"IN one week only 40 on -One counselling • • lerbal products available IV Cen wwyv L— lwet.re• d Canaaa a '; 436-2122 - Oshawa a 666-5050 - Whitby 420-4220 - Pickering `'Ve're online at www,durhamnews.net Notice of IT3& Liquor Licence no Application Breao The following establishment has applied to the Liquor Licence Hoard of Ontario for a liquor licence under the Liquor Licence Act Application For Additional Facilities 'Fite Mediterranean Gnll 1450 Kingston Road. -Unit 16, Pickering (outdoor area) Any residua of the municipality may make written submission as to wtwther the issuance of the licence is in the public interest having regard to the needs and wishes of the residents. Submissions must be received no later than Janie 2E, 1"It. Please include your name, address - and telephone number. If a petition is submitted to the Hoard, please identify the designated contact person. Nor. The LLBO gives the applicant details of any obicaw ts. Submissions to be stilt to: Lketasiag and Permits Brandt Uquor Lienee Board of Ontario 55 Lake Sore Blvd. L. Toronto ON M51 IA4 Fax: (416)326 -SSSS E-mail at HoensimeWbaom ca 778 Kingston Road W. Ajax (1/2 mile East of Brock Road) (905) 683-1945 • Separate Smoking and Non-smoking Betting Rooms • We carry ALL OJC Simulcasts • Special Ladies and Seniors prices • N giveaways! COMM Our AND BET IN ON TK EXeITEMENrl Bring this ad in for 1/2 price admission Family help'program needs volunteers Volunteers are needed it) help the Family and Community Action Pro- gram In Durham Region. The Health Canada -funded health promotion project runs parenting groups and drop-in parent-child activities in Durham. 'rhere are groups for families with pre-school children running in 12 ,ties and sup- port groups in four silts. There is also limited short-term home visiting. The program needs community members to serve on its project man- agemem group, which helps manage operations, offers advice on services and works with the administering agency (the YMCA) and Health Canada. Anyone with an interest in pre- school children, parenting and com- munity development and with expe- rience In board or committee work can apply. For more information, call 609- 8892 or drop into the program office at 814 Brock St. N., Whitby. A P, Applications of imereste must be submitted by June 5. Dr. Elaine Chang is now associated with Dr. Kevin Tyber OPTOMETRIST 1111111 Dlspensing of Contact lenses and glasses • Complete Family Eye Care EXTENDED HOURS EVERY SATURDAY '5ilarwoods- 427-4144 yyn,,r,..� (Behwan Hwy 401 6 IMt' 2) Atcess tle :.. learn cake decorating and get a special gift from bulk barn 11F1'110D - -. -- _ _ -._ .. AQ WILTON CAKE DECORATING CLASSES --earn an the lulaan,entals of cake Jute Special Classes colas. borders. stars. even 9r9 .� tour fun Med 2 flax dwass. A W rtledrllSLuPA2 Wednesdays `.e•r gA will be distrrdMd durng last toes. -eats 1 course - for weeks V75' 7-9 p.m. Mondays. 7 00-900 p.m. starting Jur M --Enroll today. call cafna!►tWAM(905) 428-2363 %gskr your name for our ahel mot for more info serer (t 00-3:00) Next class Jllyl" bulk barn THF: NEWS ADVF.RTISKR WEDNESDAY. MAY 29. 1997. PAGE 13 ;t?�,I,-AJAX to save a life in Ajax — St. John Amlglance Durham Branch will '%osill CPR and first aid courses for interested partici- pants here next month. The Ajax courses are offered at the Harwood Place Mall June 19 and 20 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. each day. Cost per person is $75. St. John Ambulance requires pre -registration and pre -payment a week prior to any course. For more information, call St. John Ambulance Durham Branch at 434-7800. 1355 Kingston Rd. Pickering Town Centre 839-5990 VISIT OUR WEBSrTE AT www.fabriciand.ca • offer AO num- shape. no spills 'upl+okders Sriiws ,... 73099 ewer, really, Can like snake Time as • 1994 COMPACT B«hy AO number Dad as 1M ownerVAN. Must u,,,'r. 44375 who must SNI t0 • - ' arse to Astro 1904 a VEAAS ueyra0e b an AeYa 1 , 1 1 w "1 Qi•erd Haw. Fully $00o d A4111114% 92arsaa. A* .1404 that com+n.icf urn ft.��.�..._,, 1995 USED ' las ms,K*ncg lexcep491rlgefMn- �►ACCT, T9l7 Cht"T COMPACT VAN- Cat Fred Ad mora per ar begs No war- - 40 Opp . VANASTRO. Brand new 32,000 km, A nw bar 55M 55ram" NO roadside VAN" nrour Not a w *4 ASS d" air Sprits on sears in$ VAN. Must see ar asstanC9 all in bags. 4 J wre Vna' e o Some grime0 1f1e current e to Pretty 9000 SMaonly b'aWd t ace- V6 engine 4 speed ulphdden Smens upgrade roAstro. Just SM -009 Ad amm i40.6n0 Ad automat"' mamufts- kka snake Twee as with bilMs y run- rkkrrib0 X6577 number 4111 s,On wwh overdrive. bass as 9ro Owner. down protection itri COMPACT t9ri VAN 0111 rear wheel drive. a who must sell IO Also ksokino tot a VAN. 522 000 L.,N28 000 11,'$ Person seating -or upgrade to an Astro good rniet'onbl low e4pe M," Teenager driven condihoet". AM/FM Asking 522.900 Ad exchange program cordal Just dri_ rover over We limit stereo. toad safety number 064#7 for 16 year old von to and horn job -Holds 18 (7 isganybeams interm,ttrnt I b side grad Ota 1994 COMPACT ^rerosled tames in sole Call Manny Ad Ad number 17453 VAN. 40 001 . &when my van or my number 67565 $22 500 Ask nor V y Nice colour Nos wed. Sho1Md COC441 t ftri COMPACT Buck NkQr olein loaded Orrty 1 ata- RudgW Ad no 00 CARGOIFASSEN- 1993 PASSENGER/ If mon s C-rVk e sent 520.660 Ad 611M GER VAN. CARGO VAN -In row Car smolt njMriber 46254 lttS COMPACT upgr.,ding :o bigger Perfect to tramper ."rid those IMW rubber 1995 VAN. Only VAN. Muss men Astro for booming of seafood White ham on the tires 28000 kms ex�snng an n del, delivery b.. with targe Mack" 14100.463-7463 Teenager unverm l Sees I reel uiro rose Pretty xw vis never over tbe IwM 4•rMleak ASS and a know how to re- 00" on sties MOWS 1617 legally) good Opfometrlst mstan $04s 11001& Doesn't Doesn't onto (with Ad number 17453 $23.500. Ad n urnow is burgundy Wish windOwS Open) $22.500 Ask for 55350. mueterd coloured 521.000 AO number Buck tri6 PASSENGER _,pel I bekeve s 79462 Ask 141 1993 PASSENGER, VAN forsaie G. )d was French's mus--Say-`97 A 111, CARGO VAN. condition No siding tai0 Just $20.500 1994 COMPACT Perfect !or narlslx;r ,Oor crud satisfy Call David. ad num- VAN. c ry driven oy d seafood White wdk Lookmg for bee 29753 eioenv retrate Brke with large Mackerel both a van with this 1997 COMPACT racks and trailer decal on sides 14altWe and my VAN. Almost new hitch included Ad Doesn't smell (with 4 -year old Ad num- Good utility valvae. number 42008 windows openl ber 99264 _ No air conditioning. 523:350. _ $21 000. Ad number 1996 VAN. Moving Sues engine makes 19% COMPACT Dy 79462 Ask for to Arizona Must a a good flintily van. 1- Ray sur to buy van with beta " it doesn t VAN. NoMPACaccidents 1994 COMPACT 24 hour roadside go too fast. Asking caused by owner VAN. City driven by assistance Call 21,000. Ad number New shiny paint elder retiree Bike Ned. Ad number 756'45. 521 000 Ad number racks and trailer 63271 Asking 1196 VAN. 44735 titch included Ad $23090 _ - _ CoNaACTXARGO 1995 COMPACT number 42008 1994 COMPACT /PASSENGER. VAN. Wife lust had $23.4W _ _ VAN. Just changed Great shapeher nose Gone 1996 COMPACT Jobs Now running a Helped six friends Insists I buy van VAN. No accidents shuttle service for move last year with passenger air caused by owner Jerry Springers Carpet can be beglike an Astro New shiny paint guess Need a van repaired. Asking Call Dirk. Ad num- S21.000. Ad number win rengvable, rrkd- 520.299. Call Pere. ber 67432 Asking 44735. the and rear seats. Ad number 09475. 523.000 1996 COMPACT — -- Ad number 26376, 1997 COMPACT 1997 COMPACT VAN. Wee lust had 1196 COMPACT VAN. Fusty loaded VAN. Similar to the her nose done VAN. Gently used with buckets. yup. Chevy Astro. but Insists I buy van ler clog walking ser- it's got a whole more expensive with passenger air trice- Canine aroma bunch of buckets in Asking $25.000. bag, like an Astro included at no extra the back we'll throw Call Nina. Ad num- Call Dirk. Ad num- charge. Nose primo in for free. Just ber 77309. _ ber 67432. Asking will Come OM the 523.500. Ad number 1995 COMPACT $23.000_ - wxxfows with A bit 75643.__ ---- _ VAN. Looks nice 1997 COMPACT of cleaner. Asking 1995 VAN. Great for Great commercials VAN. Similar to the $23.000. Ad number hauling kids arta No good features - Chevy Astro. but 97663. other Crud Real except 1995 USED COM- workhorse. Only seat cup ha more expensive Y Comes with eat- Askmg $25.000 PACT VAN. 30.000 km (this belts Call Ted and Call Niria. Ad num- 520.699. Comes year). Don't miss Lorraine. $22.500. Def 77309. with tlnver and Pas- out. Call Bob. Ad Ad number 19008 1995 COMPACT stinger seats' The number ?_2075. 19% COMPACT - VAN. Looks nice gets t of your vel passion- 1996 VAN. Only VAN. Expecting Great commercials 10.000 km spent 2 second set of crates (sol sup - No good features crate i number weeks as a pizza inpiets Must trade except cup holders Nets) van Needs in current van for an COTe. W....seen 87563 -- body work. shocks. 8 -seater hstro. Call belts Call Ted and 1997 COMPACT brakes and Debbie 522.900 or Lorraine $22.500 VAN. Yikes' Just S c o t c h g u a r d. best offer Ad num- Ad number 19008 had our sixth kid Wtl Ing to trade for ber 7309.9 1996 COMPACT and need to new Chevy Astro 1994 COMPACT .-.A'i..�A+reMawvwrN.sw.w •. i+a�"reye9x VAN. Expecting upgrade to Astro (all Lance Ad num- VAN. Must sell to TW CFNVY AWM. '"M=with seating for second set of Her O6B36THE eget Used 1 sear de to Astro DIiU VAN lnpkets Must trade 1995 USED ..it, la running keds Ip wpm sitle-guard DER 0 ,0 PRICED UNDER `tor000. PM in current van for an Call daycare. hockey. COMPACT VAN. beams, now that 8 -seater Astro 32. poo kms. A few son has his licence scouts. Delors $22.900 or quit", iii'es, lCf1001. But, spills on Seats Call Fred. Ad num- qd",, EMOMMI realty. it's in great Some gf11118 in the ber 550!3_. - You should kluoltr this: teased on a 36 month lease for Chevy Astro Van 1 SA equipped as described Annual kilometre IxNt. 20.000 km. 50.08 Per excess - 'r�00' kilometre. A minimum dam payment of $3.000 a required Secunry deposit of $300 is required 'Freght S845. licence. insurance and taxes are not includ- i 9i ed Offer applies to 1997 row ra demonstrator models Dealer order or trade may be necessary Dealer may sei0ease fa less. Offer applies to qualified retail x.-:.u.w-.. customers only. Lxnsed rule atr whit qua lubes last otter may not be combined or used with other offers. OAC Van your local Chevrolet dealer of can 1-800-463-7483. ME. 14 - THF: N10AS Al/1 F:RTISF:If WF:I)\F.SUAI'. 111 A1' 211. 1"7 photos by Jason L ebregts Kinder kids in Pickering walk the walk for Sick Kids Bridles' Kinder Connection Nursers School students took tinx out recently to participate In a w'alkathon for the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto. Chil- dren ages two to four took part in the worthwhile will, in Pickering. Alltchell V1'right. 4, and Julia Ourournis. 4, above and at right. lead the way OPEN SAT. %IAN' 31Awl 9% tiF: 1• Oprn - Pad. a %%rvk Rvr.innin}, Jun . `• ' Iralurint:=r!?% M-1 L.,wma: lfaf�ew naay'are urtE,rll.,, n.N ,4Je i CEDIOi M rYllc May 28,1997 ' Future Shop AjaxPidl. ' George Davey Sales Ajax ' Honey Garlic Apx dt. ' O.K. Tire Centres AjaxPick. -SMw,M Real Estate Ajax Pick ' Sears Ajax -Pick = r SPA_e Itli -TODAY'S Wo WOO ;1 D kit lesekttedkvha� A 1101 f.IV im& ilKWR (lost a 6*! p►pnt can k recsM %d flit rK 4 Will now thrti� wvrWit box Rft!cinQ rpm Itt• idamllpo to dams* lairadtBlii $nCAI WD i w�rr..�M sr .VWX sutra Pass A71/11) Pit al -K' %w IMMING 5 %Iilcs N,,rth 01 BUWman,.11le Just Oil Durham Rd 57 1'I 1 est. v I vi Is Phr ane: 19( 261-X l ()11 New Spring Arriva S I 0 % WITH THIS OFF COUPON Family Footwear For Less Offer Expires Tues. lune 3/97 Q Can�em«Mw nv rMoaY New ! Star Wars postage stamps , released!" Post Office's new Limited Edition ' takes the world kf hr force st. %'incent, B.W.I. — Star Wars fans and been ism". %k km you unnpare that to these^ )nitrons are suddenly scrambling to obtain Star Wars stamps. which are crafted in silver new Limited Edition 9 -stump set that has foil in a Limited Edition of just thousands u.( been issued to commemorate the 20th worldwide. you can see the irresistible lnntsersary of the most popular motion pic- appeal that these stamps have to collectors .ire, of all time. and Star Wars fans, added Van Emden. Collector demand for these sumps Each of the nine stamps is about four J, been unbelievable." stated John Van times the size of a regular postage stamp. nlden of the International Collectors They're legal for postage in St. Vincent and � ciety. distributor of the stamps and nation- are accepted by every postal authority cleanngbouse for Star Wars colicctibles. around the world. the Star Wars Trilogy has been a specmu- Gotta have 'em" They arc available for ar experience for all of us, and collectors a shun time at $9.95 U.S. (plus S3 postage & ..now this will be their only opportunity to handling) for the complete set of nine color - _et actual governmem issued legal tender full stamps. accompanied by a numbered tamps that are both beautiful and rare. In Certificate of Authenticity and the free alt, we're nearly sold out" pocket guide. "99 Little Known Facts Codkxtors are already predicting that in About Star Wars" The most you can buy hr hear future thew Star Wars sumps will Is six sets. Send y(wr cheque or motley order rte is more sought after and be more desir- to ICS. 450 Tapscott Road, Suite yMe than the Elvis stamp, the most popular IMTSW. Scarborough. ONTARIO Milt i .ummernormne postage sump of all time. 51A' I. To order by credit card, call toll Over 5W million Elvis sumps have free I-ff01)__105.0033. Please recycle this newspapers I i MOVE TO ONTARIO CCHICAGO $729 CLOS ANGELES $136 DETROIT $137 BOSTON $162 NEW YORK _ $183_ Monthly residential electricity bills (SCdo.1 for 1009 killlawsq bonus. IT'S A FACT: Residential customers in Ontario pay less for their electricity than the vast majority of U.S. households. And as a bonus, Ontario Hydro's power last year was, on average, 99.995% reliable. One of the best in the world! WHEN IT COMES TO 1111OwEO, ONTAOIO'S A WINNEOI POWER ' WORKERS' �AWUNION CANADIAN UNION OF PUBLIC EMPLOYEES, LOCAL 1000. Pad for by the members of the Power Workers' Union at Ontario Hydro, AECL - Chalk River, Barne PUC, Clarington HEC. Dryden HEC, Dryden Telephone, Great Lakes Power, Halton Hills HEC, Innishl HEC. Kenora HEC, Kincardi a Cable, Markham HEC, Milton HEC, Orangeville HEC, Paris PUC, Sault Ste. Marie PUC, Simcoe HEC, Vaughan HEC, Whitby HEC For more information call: I M 966-IMYU 11 !0!!9!-17!!) or lax us at: 1116) 161-711 5 or look ua p oa own V" POP at: MVI/www.pwo.cs Wednesday, May 28,1997 ' Future Shop AjaxPidl. ' George Davey Sales Ajax ' Honey Garlic Apx dt. ' O.K. Tire Centres AjaxPick. Real Estate Ajax Pick ' Sears Ajax -Pick ' Sears•Ilarbare AjaliPidt. ' Square Boy Ain 'The Brick Apx ;1 D kit lesekttedkvha� A 1101 f.IV im& ilKWR (lost a 6*! p►pnt can k recsM %d flit rK 4 Will now thrti� wvrWit box Rft!cinQ rpm Itt• idamllpo to dams* lairadtBlii $nCAI WD i w�rr..�M sr .VWX sutra Pass A71/11) Pit al -K' %w IMMING 5 %Iilcs N,,rth 01 BUWman,.11le Just Oil Durham Rd 57 1'I 1 est. v I vi Is Phr ane: 19( 261-X l ()11 New Spring Arriva S I 0 % WITH THIS OFF COUPON Family Footwear For Less Offer Expires Tues. lune 3/97 Q Can�em«Mw nv rMoaY New ! Star Wars postage stamps , released!" Post Office's new Limited Edition ' takes the world kf hr force st. %'incent, B.W.I. — Star Wars fans and been ism". %k km you unnpare that to these^ )nitrons are suddenly scrambling to obtain Star Wars stamps. which are crafted in silver new Limited Edition 9 -stump set that has foil in a Limited Edition of just thousands u.( been issued to commemorate the 20th worldwide. you can see the irresistible lnntsersary of the most popular motion pic- appeal that these stamps have to collectors .ire, of all time. and Star Wars fans, added Van Emden. Collector demand for these sumps Each of the nine stamps is about four J, been unbelievable." stated John Van times the size of a regular postage stamp. nlden of the International Collectors They're legal for postage in St. Vincent and � ciety. distributor of the stamps and nation- are accepted by every postal authority cleanngbouse for Star Wars colicctibles. around the world. the Star Wars Trilogy has been a specmu- Gotta have 'em" They arc available for ar experience for all of us, and collectors a shun time at $9.95 U.S. (plus S3 postage & ..now this will be their only opportunity to handling) for the complete set of nine color - _et actual governmem issued legal tender full stamps. accompanied by a numbered tamps that are both beautiful and rare. In Certificate of Authenticity and the free alt, we're nearly sold out" pocket guide. "99 Little Known Facts Codkxtors are already predicting that in About Star Wars" The most you can buy hr hear future thew Star Wars sumps will Is six sets. Send y(wr cheque or motley order rte is more sought after and be more desir- to ICS. 450 Tapscott Road, Suite yMe than the Elvis stamp, the most popular IMTSW. Scarborough. ONTARIO Milt i .ummernormne postage sump of all time. 51A' I. To order by credit card, call toll Over 5W million Elvis sumps have free I-ff01)__105.0033. Please recycle this newspapers I i MOVE TO ONTARIO CCHICAGO $729 CLOS ANGELES $136 DETROIT $137 BOSTON $162 NEW YORK _ $183_ Monthly residential electricity bills (SCdo.1 for 1009 killlawsq bonus. IT'S A FACT: Residential customers in Ontario pay less for their electricity than the vast majority of U.S. households. And as a bonus, Ontario Hydro's power last year was, on average, 99.995% reliable. One of the best in the world! WHEN IT COMES TO 1111OwEO, ONTAOIO'S A WINNEOI POWER ' WORKERS' �AWUNION CANADIAN UNION OF PUBLIC EMPLOYEES, LOCAL 1000. Pad for by the members of the Power Workers' Union at Ontario Hydro, AECL - Chalk River, Barne PUC, Clarington HEC. Dryden HEC, Dryden Telephone, Great Lakes Power, Halton Hills HEC, Innishl HEC. Kenora HEC, Kincardi a Cable, Markham HEC, Milton HEC, Orangeville HEC, Paris PUC, Sault Ste. Marie PUC, Simcoe HEC, Vaughan HEC, Whitby HEC For more information call: I M 966-IMYU 11 !0!!9!-17!!) or lax us at: 1116) 161-711 5 or look ua p oa own V" POP at: MVI/www.pwo.cs Youth Centre hosts annual meeting AJAX — The Youth Centre will hold its annual general meeting next month. The facility. which serves teens in Ajax and Pickering, will host the meeting Tuesday, lune 17 at 5 p.m. at 360 Bayly St. W. Unit 5. Ajax. Entertainment will be provided by the Dunbarton High Theatre Sports Club. Call 428-1212 for information. THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY. MAY 28. 1'197. PAGE 15 We can help your son or daughter create their own summer job through a Student Venture ban of up to $3,000. If your child is between 15 and 29, and returning to school, give us a call today. We'll help you keep the entrepreneurial spirit alive! Call 1.800-387-0777 i =Nobs htep://wEeer.edu.yov.on.ea ® Ontario You can find the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser on the Internet at www.durhamnews.net IN illiq �.J is �•. 's' (fi f,rr� lea ., Bridges Kinder Connection Nursery School and Daycare Bridge,' Kutder ('11111C Nun Nurser) S,huul and Da)a tc ha., hcen operating at ns 1089 Dunhanon Rd. Pickering, location since 1978 4 Kathy and Dave Bridges took over the school more than 13 .A "• years ago and, in Scptemher 1986. Bridges' Kinder Connection �: •! Daycare was opened across the street in itie new addition hi the _� Dunbanon-Fairport United Church. - _ t; yf �. Kathy and Dave are proud of the programs offered at both �• t - �// centre, 4 large percentage of Bridges' Kinder Connection clients ' have been referred to the centre and roam families return with their second and third child It won't be long beers the Nursery (ltil ScMwl has a second generation attending the centre. Nursery School and Daycare are often the first independent ,.,.' DAYCARE 'co"nccnon' mate by the child to the outside world. Bridges' < Kinder Connection stryms 14) provide an environment which is an = ft . �-? i emensin of the home -- secure, happy and loving. Children Ieam through play and the centro, offer vanous acmilic% such as the house keeping centric. trucks and Mock,. quiet arca., where children can read, play hoard and card gank',. do pucks or hstcn to tapes. Mu,oc circle is an enjoyable time for children to participate m grow singing and to gain ,elGic a-urac through dramatic play and musical expression 01her stimulaun thnxtgh .itch media as water. %and. rice and playdough, story tome and a cognitive circle bared ilei the curcent lhcnw These numcnos acri,aw, pr -1c iuroz ,Vpwtwnutc.. for co-operation. vocializaron and emphasize an environment which encourages physical and rnRn xual growth as well as acadetmc and intellectual growth Chikren at both centres enjoy vanous field trips thnogMot the year to such place, as the Hdwmunvilk Zoo, a pumpkin farm, per ,toxo and fire stain, cic The loyal and highly yualifrcd off are under the direction of Kathy Bodges- Kathy has her Early Chikllhrd Edwaron diploma and has been an early ycm*% educator for 20 years In 1991. she rcccnved her Bachchx of Education and has additional gwItfrcatnxn in primary and special educator The centre coo;icrases with the community in pmvuhril placement for vadcins from ",at higbsch,ot* and colkgc, Kality's husband. IYavc. is the glue which hold, the organization together In addition to regular iii:li nlcnafte A the centre, he '% alw rr4pon "hle for weekly purchasing Gild the accounts receivable and Anllmg. Staff and centres are able to pnnuk the support for children with special needs and con sultabon from aumenrn, co arwmty service armee, n available Bah centres arc licawed by the Mrmstty of Community sal Social Services and arc aiiVccted annually by the social services and health nmerstries as well as the fire department The nursery school offers half-day programs and accepts children a, young a, two years through ,. h,iul age t t th wrh a 1•w srM4ungseAtr wotio Wa* J.K. �M 4 a Volatile aFeJaeseva se Mt Eager aclrx,l clasunrrnl Stti' I_ t _'Ar .i the daycare often peosrams for toddkn (I5 months to two -and -i -ball yealsi, pse-school (two - and a -half to fo, r yearsl, lanik frarten and school-age The centre m ,,peen fmm 7 am to 6 Is in and Iw„ing n avalahk to lied arca schools Children may also enroll in a Irmly Summer Camp program with fun wec ly themes ow a weekly ar nwMrhly h- 11 you're interested m recelvnllg finisher rekirnsstnoa, call 9 iv- 2752 (parsery school) or ail 4161 i dalcue 1 You are wek(rme to Make an appaarmeru to tour the facllntet at My orae. ID KINDER BKIC CONNECTION NURSERY SCHOOL Established in 1978 - 2 to S years old ' • Lw studentheacMr ratio • Hon day Junior Kindeg~ programs based on Board Curriculum • aualifwd experienced teachers CALL NOW TO VISIT 839-2752 Hwy. 2 & Dixie Rd. PICKERING °clef' ploy"M PICKERING Mor r , 30 a m 3 :• 2200 Brock Rd. t km Jumpin' Jellibeans is fun for kids ��a S" , 3. 427.42" CALL & ASK ABOUT 0 R NEXT FAMILY NIGHT luatpnw' klhhcan, is as march fun for kids as it, naw ,uggesn. The indoor party and playccone is 2SOn square lest of balk to )amp in, a pease shop to climb and a huge slide to tatible down. Children can play core. vrsm the 'meow snrr'. the 'day eae' or the 'ro, a -shop' It boasts a h ngM and colorful play ero3roanent with cartoon -like characters Jrcdraiing the walls and children', name playing in the hackgroamd. At Jumpin' Jclifibeans the nnphasis is on having fun. learning through play and social intcracmon. The idea for -' Jumpm' kllibeans grew Iron owner Alexandria Blamhad's enjoyment of staying home with her st' own children for seven year. -1 love being with (children):' she says. And having children of her own, she notes how important it is to provide a safe play arca for her customer. "I'm very safety conscious The play arra is kept tidy Alexandria says. Jumpm' Jellibeans is ideal for children ages one through seven. A special, mated -off arca is designated for the link ones, so parents can bring all of their children o Jumpin' Jelhbeans. Whether it's for the daily playtime, a summer drop-off camp or for a birthday party. parents can tat assured their children will have an exciting time. Daily Play Time: Parents bring their children to Jumpin' kllibeals and stay wnh them. They can relax and enjoy a coffee or just have a sea in the spacious sit-down area. Children can play all day, with in -and -out privileges. A $2 pizza slice is available for lunch and parents are welcome to bring a brown -bag lunch from home. (please do not bring meals from fast-food restaurants or outside vendors.) Babysitting: Babysitting is available Monday to Friday, by appointment only and 24 hours notice is required. Summer Camp: After a successful summer camp last year. Jumpin' Jcllibeans is hosting another camp this year. Parents pay for four days a week at $79 per child. The days need not he consecutive, but other arrangements should be AUDLEY ROAD STABLES 48 SUMMER 10 HORSE CAMP Ages a S up Competent b Friendly Counsellors Safe, Well Trained Horses b Ponies Ride Twice A Day AN Acth hies Are Horse Related 686-4641 AJAX LESSONS TO ALL LEVELS YEAR ROUND discussed with Alexandna. Each sessoa runs two and a half norms m length. Mornings from DOES YOUR CHILD 910 a m to 12 noun, afft M XWA from 1 to 7.10 p. m. The camp mclntks a nutrwous daily snack. crabs. sto ytinte, smging and dancing. theme days and more Camp begias July I t Birthday Panics: Make birthday panics effonks, by allowing Jumpin' k1hiscan, to do all the work - from balloons to pizza and cake Only at Jumpin* Jelli for free can the birthday child return for a free play and h.'i bags and •nvatation' arc provided. It the rase of having oneiric rix = FAMILY � trio the work Parm, can lease the ries•, bctund:' Alc%wJ,,J CALL; AJAX M" 686 -SM / PICKERING I says SMILE WITH $1395 per child Friday after 1:70 p.m.. Salurday. Sunday $1095 per child weekdaysTHIS BI -WEEKLY For more information call Junipm' Jellthcans at 9(15.3=7.3277 Jumpin' Jelliticans is at 222(X) Brock Rd . Pickering. a just north of Hwy 2 CHRIS AT GINGERBREAD SCHOOL For: Pre JK, JK, SK children "Success for over 20 years" Child Teacher Parent "I Love the Parent Involvement Option" 595/month - 3 mornings/wk program $125/month - 4 mornings/wk program 3' 55/month - 5 morningslwk. program 831-9246 l r. Bayly between Liverpool & Whites Rd., Pickering PRI %A11 aCHOOL AGES 1 11/2 - 12 YEARS -1 War and 1 lkogict, 1 sec and 1 rcmcmher. 1 do and I undcrmAnd" E N. • FWI ,Ir,ntewx, aitrrwukwn • Ilef. ife a Ner ansa - nara.rt 14 "u. • d it'nn i, A 11,4 Luna'h • F.W Tory„ • <:,.nr". -r M, • 19n, Fd luno In 2k Durham's Premiere Play J M P r+8 -lie Party Centre r' 1- - - ji r now p ots'l RSMG- SUER CAMP Saferdgy, M0y 31'1, t-3 P.M. oc // ^'V ?y �tldE�' STpRV TIi/f r ^•','• h�HY�YI. THmOUGM V y t . AL % NA, ' 1% °clef' ploy"M PICKERING Mor r , 30 a m 3 :• 2200 Brock Rd. t km Jumpin' Jellibeans is fun for kids ��a S" , 3. 427.42" CALL & ASK ABOUT 0 R NEXT FAMILY NIGHT luatpnw' klhhcan, is as march fun for kids as it, naw ,uggesn. The indoor party and playccone is 2SOn square lest of balk to )amp in, a pease shop to climb and a huge slide to tatible down. Children can play core. vrsm the 'meow snrr'. the 'day eae' or the 'ro, a -shop' It boasts a h ngM and colorful play ero3roanent with cartoon -like characters Jrcdraiing the walls and children', name playing in the hackgroamd. At Jumpin' Jclifibeans the nnphasis is on having fun. learning through play and social intcracmon. The idea for -' Jumpm' kllibeans grew Iron owner Alexandria Blamhad's enjoyment of staying home with her st' own children for seven year. -1 love being with (children):' she says. And having children of her own, she notes how important it is to provide a safe play arca for her customer. "I'm very safety conscious The play arra is kept tidy Alexandria says. Jumpm' Jellibeans is ideal for children ages one through seven. A special, mated -off arca is designated for the link ones, so parents can bring all of their children o Jumpin' Jelhbeans. Whether it's for the daily playtime, a summer drop-off camp or for a birthday party. parents can tat assured their children will have an exciting time. Daily Play Time: Parents bring their children to Jumpin' kllibeals and stay wnh them. They can relax and enjoy a coffee or just have a sea in the spacious sit-down area. Children can play all day, with in -and -out privileges. A $2 pizza slice is available for lunch and parents are welcome to bring a brown -bag lunch from home. (please do not bring meals from fast-food restaurants or outside vendors.) Babysitting: Babysitting is available Monday to Friday, by appointment only and 24 hours notice is required. Summer Camp: After a successful summer camp last year. Jumpin' Jcllibeans is hosting another camp this year. Parents pay for four days a week at $79 per child. The days need not he consecutive, but other arrangements should be AUDLEY ROAD STABLES 48 SUMMER 10 HORSE CAMP Ages a S up Competent b Friendly Counsellors Safe, Well Trained Horses b Ponies Ride Twice A Day AN Acth hies Are Horse Related 686-4641 AJAX LESSONS TO ALL LEVELS YEAR ROUND discussed with Alexandna. Each sessoa runs two and a half norms m length. Mornings from DOES YOUR CHILD 910 a m to 12 noun, afft M XWA from 1 to 7.10 p. m. The camp mclntks a nutrwous daily snack. crabs. sto ytinte, smging and dancing. theme days and more Camp begias July I t Birthday Panics: Make birthday panics effonks, by allowing Jumpin' k1hiscan, to do all the work - from balloons to pizza and cake Only at Jumpin* Jelli for free can the birthday child return for a free play and h.'i bags and •nvatation' arc provided. It the rase of having oneiric rix = FAMILY � trio the work Parm, can lease the ries•, bctund:' Alc%wJ,,J CALL; AJAX M" 686 -SM / PICKERING I says SMILE WITH $1395 per child Friday after 1:70 p.m.. Salurday. Sunday $1095 per child weekdaysTHIS BI -WEEKLY For more information call Junipm' Jellthcans at 9(15.3=7.3277 Jumpin' Jelliticans is at 222(X) Brock Rd . Pickering. a just north of Hwy 2 CHRIS AT GINGERBREAD SCHOOL For: Pre JK, JK, SK children "Success for over 20 years" Child Teacher Parent "I Love the Parent Involvement Option" 595/month - 3 mornings/wk program $125/month - 4 mornings/wk program 3' 55/month - 5 morningslwk. program 831-9246 l r. Bayly between Liverpool & Whites Rd., Pickering PRI %A11 aCHOOL AGES 1 11/2 - 12 YEARS -1 War and 1 lkogict, 1 sec and 1 rcmcmher. 1 do and I undcrmAnd" E N. • FWI ,Ir,ntewx, aitrrwukwn • Ilef. ife a Ner ansa - nara.rt 14 "u. • d it'nn i, A 11,4 Luna'h • F.W Tory„ • <:,.nr". -r M, • 19n, Fd luno In 2k _- at ,ur Dunhart,,n "lutfrar the time to r isil c- rtrrtlerstanitr" -1M1tPRINC. - . Ut %DAleltri Saferdgy, M0y 31'1, t-3 P.M. oc r* *Free Refreshments W � I01 KING%MN Ito, c "W. Ix NBARTt IN IM. a.rsn.'IT M owl :, Tickets for Parents > I's". e, .1 a low", _1 G • )E F PFC I:ATIO S LEARNING CENTRES At Lm& Ex;ir'r:; to fxlp students react tnnr ptertul .1116 ornprehenimY asxssnient e'. aiu:res 1, -t, F vtrdmis nrcds mid an ;ndmduah:cd aims program is Ceugtud ,.t:nutd% rich program uzil hc.p ncrosr imerm. but.'d self confidence r.d improve academic per!emamc earn Wiling Yrihng Studs Skills GR.At )I•: Sit IA1'10\ti INS Glenanna Rd. suite 109 Pickering 420-9930 Register Now For Sesser Progress It REMINDER* * Cams iii most * caroms this seems! T Saferdgy, M0y 31'1, t-3 P.M. oc r* *Free Refreshments W < *Door Prizes = c *Free $10,000 Lottery __4 Tickets for Parents > r= > 'Draw to be held for W iso ` Dot -to -Dot Contest i.+ rn * from Durham Parent's* May Magazine. * 81.74 Sbeppard Ave. E.* * at Morningside, scarin rtiu¢ 1`= (4161281.8098 Better grades are just a phone call away... In convenient after-school hours, using innovative materials developed by OXFORD'S own educaors, our students lean HOWTO SUCCEED' They teconie more confident and discover that learning canhoe Better tter grades' Mit + confident' • Reading • W'nnng • Swelling • Mah • Study Skills • French f • Horncwork Support Call today' You'll he glad you did' 420-3141 PICKERING HORSE CENTRE Finest Outdoor Horse Sbow Facilities r r ..i p F' � r i4h t Summer Camp Progralum Beginners to Advanced (July & August) - 30 acres 3 outdoor rings Hunter & Jumper Courses e Indoor riding area with onlooking lounge • Qualified Instructors Call for more information 649-1342 PAGE 16 - THE NEWS ADVEIrnSER WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1"7 photo by A.J Groen Chess mate Arsalan Shirazi. a student at Woodlands Centennial Public School in Pickering, makes a move in a chess game against opponent Boston Kowalczyk, of Port Perm. in a chess tournament held at Palmerston Pub- lic School in Whitby. Students from public schools across Durham were invited to participate in the event. Family respite group barbecue June 10 D u r h a m by Pickering and a dunk tank. P e o p I e Association for C a n a d i a n Respite care- attending are Family Respite Progress Club, givers, volun- asked to call Sersices will will feature a teen, client Durham Family hold its sixth petting zoo, families and Respite at 427 - annual barbecue h a y r i d e s. affiliated mcm- 3541 ext. 317 by Tucsda). June swings• face hen of the com- Mas 30. 10 at Win- painting. Shrine munity imohed dRcach Farm in clowns, games with the AJax- Whrthy, Thc barbed by the Sunrise Youth Group, based organiza- tion arc invited cue. sponsored rattles for prizes to attend. Don't Miss the 27° Annual The News Advertiser publishes four times each week Satsfhday )rite 74S, 1"7 Its a Family Affair THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING AN APPLICATION TO AMEND THE DURHAM REGIONAL OFFICIAL PLAN PURPOSE OF THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT REGIONAL FILE NO.: OPA 97-005 The Regional hkximpalrty of Durtiam is Considering an appkoabw 10 amrw Mie tArrtiam Regional Otrxial Plan to allow Mie exlenaion d mwDai water and sanitary sewer serviCas owaide the urban ar" for a proposed new musoiyY reawew tsi i (Ayes sDonsPm) tD t TOV1M'OF tl+ CO Pg2 WHinY A d►x SITE \ URBAN AREA BOUNDARY. �IQ TOVM AJAX PUBLIC 1EETM The Diafiam Region pWswg CormaiNs will hold a PiibliC nOOW 10 provida inswasi ed Dirties Ina Opportunity 10 make wilimer" idw* issues ora provds addrtioriai aeamriori rebtiva to the proposed Arrwidrwt Tile pubkc r *Wag wa be held on Tuesday. J,ns 24.1997 at 10:00 a.m. Dwtam Region PWvwg Department, Main Boardroom VMisby Med. Fourth Floor, Lara Tower COMM04TS OR QUESTIONS? An ktbimation report ouft" Mie details of the proposed Amendment may De obtained Som Mie Durham Regan Planning Departn>ent. M you have arty questions or co minsilta regainivg Die Proposed AmendtenL please contact: Ned Hergafon. Serosa Pieroer TN. (905) 728-7731 (Whitby) Tel (905)liee_m51 (Toronto) Fax: (905) 438.6612 If you wish to make a widen subrriission or it you wish to be ndif ed Of subsequent meatirgs or"adoption of to Proposed Amendment. please write b Me Comn"Mioner of Plrxivig. Box 623, Whilby. Ontario. LIN eA3 P* M w4k46 yoursd*vss, W*Wwne number and Mie Regional file number in yaw suprmaion. APPEAL N a person or public body that ribs a 110800 d appeal Of a dewion in reaped of a proposed official plan sm andimeM b the Ontario Mum opal Board does not mala oral subrtkeaions N a P<ktic meeting or does not make emtien wbnkssans Debs the P`0PO4W offi-1 Plan artiandnent is adopled. Me Ontario Murdoipal Board may disuse W Or part Of die OPPw Gem -Lynn O'Connor AL Georgidl. M.C.I P.A P P Ctau, Planning Comnirtlee cmmtuow d pwmv Family help program needs volunteers development and with expe- rience in board or commit- tee work can apply. For more information, call 668-8892 or drop into the program office at 814 Brock St. N., Whitby. Applications must be sub- mitted by June 5. Volunteers are needed to help the Family and Com- munity Action Program in Durham Region. The Health Canada- tunded health promotion project runs parenting groups and drop -m parent- child activities in Durham. Learn to save a life AJAX — St. John Ambulance Durham Branch will host CPR and first aid courses in Ajax next month. The Ajax courses are offered at the Harwood Place Niall lune 19 and 20 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. each da N, Cost per person is $75. St. John Ambulance requires pre registration and prc-payment a week prior to any , ourse. For more information, call St. John Ambulance Durham Branch at 434-78(X). 0UR, _ 4 -'tfi O 0990 OF EVJGP,C Parents and French Public School Ratepayers I he Durham Board of Education invites you ,, , attend an information meeting :dxwt: The opening of the first elementary French -language public school in Durham Region in September 1991. 'Iliis rncti•trng w'III be lwid on May 28. 1997 In nn -9) pm to 9 U0 pm it T.K. %kFwcn k•nnK Pultlic kli—I 460 Wilson Road ltwrth 1.111 6%9 For information call (416) 391-22448 Healing power of Plants topic of meeft The Pickering Horticultural Society meets Tues- z{Iay, June 10 at 8 p.m. at St. Andrew's Presbyterian 'Church, 35 Church St. N. in Pickering Village. Guest speaker Diane Tait will present a talk on `The Healing Power of Plants'. There will also be a flower show and competi- iion. Everyone interested in gardening is welcome to attend. There's no charge. For more information, call 905-839 7600 or 416- 282-4434. ouJ!N 'fl z m �O 0990 OF EO JGP Parents et contribuables francophones au systeme d'education public Le consc•il scolaire de Durham vous invite 3 panicilxr it Linc reunion d'intormation concernant: L'ouverture de la premiere r=cole publique de langue franol;aise de la region de Durham en septembre 1997. Cott, raricontR• sc tw•rxlr.i Lc rriercredi 21( inai 1997 div 19h1oa21ha 'FR NcFwen k•nirw Pul)lic kh<x)I 4A), rue Wil inn stud (),Iuwa, (hitino 1.111 -iK5 rcnxipncz-vows en appelam k (416) 391.2.848 THE 141DEALERS N A WITH is On some of our best selling'97 GM vehicles in stock. AweolNat Rlivaty - Cant of $_20,000 $3,391.36 $25,000 $4.239.20 $30,000 $5.087.04 Ponnic Grand Ant (,hevy Biazcr at 7.9%— Cwt49/IMwaaUlBar sem $1,632.64 48 mos. $1,758.72 $2.040.8_0 48 mos $2,1!8.40 :2.449.44 419 mos. $2.637.60 - - r f Pontiac Sunfire -Chevrolet Cavalier GMC �imnn' K10 Chcvrolet Lumina Hurry, because just like spring, these breaks won 9t last. You ri.iil4 Ynor.11x. :m!ee gym. Ma ^..r� "' a tm4a0 a wawa •m -nos aa.ws One w: .: io hYY E.b.ew+s d", nw 7 ., bmMS,iAw.••.:n..::•..WCMdI11MaM"Mnlowt'Frwli9MpVw.wUG(wl; uIOI OMy E,nm,i,l iid.�r3P. MRM . B ^.+m+y (aym"•',5+`-; " aet`0wroas, /77arareowob"ast, WME�.aanmppeex fr 363rW03r :•e nur.r pNOW 0W_1. a 95 ,a.s,imren Los, d og d r r7 RW 12 ear dTOW GiG 1p E, 44 9 7 479 s9b.r i T, 'PR sv mma.r 167107 b M mann. car a uawo.+q Kew u raa 1, ata ww s« aw«,a mro. •,.o�, .ro a,w ou.� ai,•mw+mw r war.a Uu�inn aura •• aan sur. u �� - - - - There are groups for fami- group, which helps manage lies with pre-school chil- operations, offers advice on dren running in 12 sites and services and works with the support groups in four sites. administering agency (the There is also limited short- YMCA) and Health Cana - term home vlshmg. da. The program needs conn- Anyone with an interest munity members to serve on in pre-school children, par - its project management enting and community Volunteers are needed to help the Family and Com- munity Action Program in Durham Region. The Health Canada- tunded health promotion project runs parenting groups and drop -m parent- child activities in Durham. Learn to save a life AJAX — St. John Ambulance Durham Branch will host CPR and first aid courses in Ajax next month. The Ajax courses are offered at the Harwood Place Niall lune 19 and 20 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. each da N, Cost per person is $75. St. John Ambulance requires pre registration and prc-payment a week prior to any , ourse. For more information, call St. John Ambulance Durham Branch at 434-78(X). 0UR, _ 4 -'tfi O 0990 OF EVJGP,C Parents and French Public School Ratepayers I he Durham Board of Education invites you ,, , attend an information meeting :dxwt: The opening of the first elementary French -language public school in Durham Region in September 1991. 'Iliis rncti•trng w'III be lwid on May 28. 1997 In nn -9) pm to 9 U0 pm it T.K. %kFwcn k•nnK Pultlic kli—I 460 Wilson Road ltwrth 1.111 6%9 For information call (416) 391-22448 Healing power of Plants topic of meeft The Pickering Horticultural Society meets Tues- z{Iay, June 10 at 8 p.m. at St. Andrew's Presbyterian 'Church, 35 Church St. N. in Pickering Village. Guest speaker Diane Tait will present a talk on `The Healing Power of Plants'. There will also be a flower show and competi- iion. Everyone interested in gardening is welcome to attend. There's no charge. For more information, call 905-839 7600 or 416- 282-4434. ouJ!N 'fl z m �O 0990 OF EO JGP Parents et contribuables francophones au systeme d'education public Le consc•il scolaire de Durham vous invite 3 panicilxr it Linc reunion d'intormation concernant: L'ouverture de la premiere r=cole publique de langue franol;aise de la region de Durham en septembre 1997. Cott, raricontR• sc tw•rxlr.i Lc rriercredi 21( inai 1997 div 19h1oa21ha 'FR NcFwen k•nirw Pul)lic kh<x)I 4A), rue Wil inn stud (),Iuwa, (hitino 1.111 -iK5 rcnxipncz-vows en appelam k (416) 391.2.848 THE 141DEALERS N A WITH is On some of our best selling'97 GM vehicles in stock. AweolNat Rlivaty - Cant of $_20,000 $3,391.36 $25,000 $4.239.20 $30,000 $5.087.04 Ponnic Grand Ant (,hevy Biazcr at 7.9%— Cwt49/IMwaaUlBar sem $1,632.64 48 mos. $1,758.72 $2.040.8_0 48 mos $2,1!8.40 :2.449.44 419 mos. $2.637.60 - - r f Pontiac Sunfire -Chevrolet Cavalier GMC �imnn' K10 Chcvrolet Lumina Hurry, because just like spring, these breaks won 9t last. You ri.iil4 Ynor.11x. :m!ee gym. Ma ^..r� "' a tm4a0 a wawa •m -nos aa.ws One w: .: io hYY E.b.ew+s d", nw 7 ., bmMS,iAw.••.:n..::•..WCMdI11MaM"Mnlowt'Frwli9MpVw.wUG(wl; uIOI OMy E,nm,i,l iid.�r3P. MRM . B ^.+m+y (aym"•',5+`-; " aet`0wroas, /77arareowob"ast, WME�.aanmppeex fr 363rW03r :•e nur.r pNOW 0W_1. a 95 ,a.s,imren Los, d og d r r7 RW 12 ear dTOW GiG 1p E, 44 9 7 479 s9b.r i T, 'PR sv mma.r 167107 b M mann. car a uawo.+q Kew u raa 1, ata ww s« aw«,a mro. •,.o�, .ro a,w ou.� ai,•mw+mw r war.a Uu�inn aura •• aan sur. u �� - - - - Dolphins' car wash aims ,. to clean up for hospital The Ajax -Pickering Dolphins Foot- Road, Saturday, June 7 from 11 am. to ball Club will add some lustre to your 3 p.m. Wheels and help your local hospital dur- Cost is $5 per car with all proceeds ing an fund-raising event in Pickering. The Dolphins host the car wash at going to Ajax -Pickering General Hos- pital. Ow Pickering Saturn dealership on For more information, call 619 - Kingston Road, just west of Dixie 9180. Correction A story in the Mai 25 News Ather- Leu J. Austin Cathi,lic Secondary' riser misnamed one of several Durham School in Whithy. wa, part of a tram students who competed in the Ontario that competed in the conununirall,m, Skills Challenge in Kochener earlier skill, atcgon this month. l'hc fir.,. Vkcrni,cr i, . i Norma Jarbouh. a ,Iudcrii at Father ern r THE NEWS ADVEIMSER WEDNESDAY, MAV 211, t797 - PAGE: 17 photo by Ron Pietroniro Jumping for youth park Stacey Siopt, of the Pine Ridgc Community Council skips through part of the obstacle course race at the Community Challenge held last week at fine Ridge Secondary School to rai,c owns% f�,r ;i %,,uth park of Pickering. Twenty -right Ic;un. a .! ;•I participated in the ecrni. h , 515,(M. Nursery school holds open house PICKER11t: — Parent, inter- csted in register- ing their children in prc-scho of and Carly -education programs arc invited to attend an open house. The non-prof- it Gingerbread & hool is holding an open house throughout `ENC month of June. Interested par- cnts we invited to drop in Mondays W Fndays from 9 to 11:30 a.m. The school is accepting fall registration for its pre -Junior kindergarten. junior kinder- gancn and senior kindergarten classes. The centre is in the Pickering West Shure Community Ccn- ire on Bayly Street between Whites and Liv- erpox>I roads. For more information, call 420-1627. Volunteers sought to safeguard kids Volunteers are being sought for a fin- gerprinting ses- sion for chil- dren in Oshawa ,in July. Child Find weeds helpers at its biggest Kid Check finger- printing of the year at Oshawa's Lake- view Park Tues- day, July I from noon to 8 p.m. Volunteers are asked to give four hours of their time for this vital ser- vice. Volunteers enable Child Find to carry on its message through Kid Checks, infor- mation booths, public speaking and the like. Lakeview Park is at the foot of Simcoc Street South. For more information, call 686-3181 and leave a message. Please recycle The News advertiser 7t 41 AXI I `2 Everybody wants to spend their summery Sunday evenings with family and friends! That's why, beginning Sunday, June 1, Scarborough Town Centre is open only 'til 5:00 p.m. You can shop all afternoon... and still have plenty of time to get to your backyard barbecue, picnic in the park, or sunset sail on the lake. Enjoy your summer Sundays! SCARBOROUGH TOWN CENTRE Hwy. 401 & McCowan Rd. Over 200 stores to serve you including Eaton's, Sears and The Bay. 'PAGE Itt-THE NEWS AUYER71SEIt WWNESDAV. MAI` 2r. Im Try y our sense of humus in composting cartoon caption contest The compost draw winners from the displays put up for the Compost- ing Council of Canada's 3rd Annual National Composting Aw'ar-ncss Week (NCA\\') were V. Philips from Pickering and O. Marina from Ajax. Organiiers thank Vandermeer Nurs- ery and Garden Centre and Norse- man Plastics for the contpostcrs. Other draw pries were offered at Pickering's composting information night. Colwell Nursery School won the puppet show 'P.W. Wornian at Castle Compost' for its composting display. During NCAW, the performance went to Hollywood! Pee Wee and the cast of 1,000 red wiggler worms were invited to Hol- h'wood Elementary School in 'North York. to demonstrate composting to eight classes of students. As you prubabty know, Durham Region no longer offers the com- posters at the subsidized rate. However, units are available at sonic garden centre, and hardware stores. GreenCap at 14 icing St. W. in Oshawa sells units at S -ti). Also a slightly smaller -than -average back- L.ARRAINE ROULSTON oih. I, Rec r.rrler's Report Fycry week should he NC'AW and for those who didn't win a draw, you can try your compost comic creativi- ty. j A fewyears ago. for Waste Reduction Werk. 1 received many clever captions for my compost car- toon family'. For this cartoon, drawn by Rob Ward of Dunbarton High School, one Alacian and one Pickering resident will receive a prize for the best 'sense of humus'. Write a cartoon caption and send it hi Recycler's Report, The Ajax - Pickering News Advertiser. 130 Commercial Avc.. Ajax. Ont. LIS 2H5 or fax (no cover page) to 683- 7363. yard compost is available for gay from British Columbia. Call 1-8(N)- The Treasure Chcst has received a 609-1"_'23 for details. listing request from someone in the Ride the Ajay chapter of the Heart and Stroke "The kid, can have the satisfaction of Foundation. dads have fun high I 1-011PDST iy?•L ' Pim--•��'�.�-{��a- s Write a caption for the cartoon above, attach it and send it to the News Advertiser with your name and phone number. One Ajax and one Picker- ing reader will win a prize. See the details in Larraine Roulsion's column at left. community who wants ai give away two nine -foot -tall chestnut trees and Larraine Roulston s column exploring 25 hockey pucks. emirrmmental issues regularly appears Call 839-2141 for more informa- on 14'ednesday. tion. Put dad on a bike for Father's Day AJAX — Children can give their dads a spc- dad and the chapter's volunteer event co-ordina- W. in Ajax. tial gilt for Father's Day' this year. thanks to for. There will also be other activities on the day's the Ajay chapter of the Heart and Stroke "The kid, can have the satisfaction of Foundation. dads have fun agenda. Several be ecing their riding this children who register early will By raising $50 in pledges for the,ackv. one -of -a -kind bike while helping chosen to speak about their fathers or other male foundation, kids can rescr%c a scat for us raise money for others at the same heroes at a local radio station. their dads on the 30 -person Big Bike for nine. The early hird registration takes place until Stroke Sunday. June 15. it's like giving two gifts in one:' he June 6. "We're looking for kids who'd like to put 41%. For details on sponsoring a dad for the ride, their dads on this awesome. 30 -people -pow- I he event will take place throughout the day, call 686-152 1. crcd pedalling machine:' says Hugh Brandfixd. a based at Honey Garlic Restaurant. 250 Bayly St. Vaughan Willard alumni sought for anniversan PICKERING — Fernier siu- 'lent, and staff of Vaughan Willard Public Sclxril arc invited to get involved in the sctxx)I's 40th anniversary com- ing up in Octohcr. A day of cdc- branon of the anniversary will he held Tuesday. OLt. 21. 40 years to the date the school officially opened. Anyone wish- ing to help plan life event is asked to call the school at 839-1931. The anntvcrsan com- nutwc is charred by' Marie Walker. i',1I r aeo Or Sister's 4'. •PICKEMG — Big Sisters'" Association of Ajax -Pickering 'will holds its second annual char- , ty golf tournament Thursday, June 12 at the 4 Seasons Country Club in Claremont. The event includes nine or 18 holes of golf, use of a power cart and a barbecue steak dinner. Cost is $100 for 18 holes with tee times starting at I p.m. and $75 for nine holes with tee time at 3:30 p.m. Boyer Pontiac is sponsoring the hole -in -one prizes with all golfers eligible to win a new car. There will also be a mini -silent auction at the dinner. Deadline for registration is June 6. Call 428-8111 to sign up or donate prizes. Big Sisters matches girls aged six to 16 with a Big Sister and also runs a matching program for teen moms. There are 36 girls and young women now waiting for a match. Money raised in the golf tour- nament will go toward the associ- ation's programs and services. 7�TM ANNIVERSARY SALE TUESDAY, JUNE 3rd TO FRIDAY, JUNE 27tth,1"7 1-%RNK %NI)... 3+ Division tit.. 0%hawu 1-8(H)-699-2689 wlurds)...12 p.w.. 1.5 p.1... W ' c PUBLIC NOTIC VE LE'Ll UIDATION SALE :W Z � QV ER 25p •�' CONDITIONS OF SALE LES , . • $500 deposit upon purchase • Certified soles people to asttisI t ~ i 4, - • Financing available at low rates • No reasonable offer rehJsed ' �`� A6` E • All vehicles certified by trained - Delivery with in 48 hours Q ` Chrysler Techicions - Public Invited • All vehicles have warranty • Dealers welcome W Z 1- Z cc W. Erb Injury group meets June 18 It's time once again for the Head Injury Association of Durham Region to get together to look at the year that was, and the one that could be. The associa- tion is holding its annual gener- al meeting June 18 at Centennial Albert United Church. 19 Rosehill Blvd.. in Oshawa. beginning at 7:30 p.m. Executive director Dr. Barry Willer of the Ontario Brain Injury Association is scheduled to be the guest speak- er. Call 723- 2732. .VILLAGE ONRYSLOR • a. ...• n,•rs.e:: '6�.1°�ill�:t�..�� 1T :�. � �..'�.��°®��.�W ra! 9 HARWOOD AVE. P.�� of 4N1. IN.4 wF- . EK UL, if., 7 tf•, a, rod rem INC VSVS of ow yr Z Z 111 M M Newsroom 6133-5110 THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY. MAY 2t, 1"7 - PAGE 11 News Advertiser i — — — — - —— PAX: 683-7363 On the Rock... `Honorary Newfie' records his love for province he's never seen By AL RIVEIT S"IAIr RITO )RTRR AJAX — Singing the songs of Newfoundland came natural- ly for Ajax singer -songwriter Lincoln Larivicre, although he's never been to The Rock. The self-proclaimed 'hon- orary Newfie' has released his first audio cassette, appropriate- ly titled I've Never Been to Newfoundland. recorded in March on his own L & L Records label. After 40 years of singing country music in'roron- to bars. Lariviere decided to head into the studio to lay down some tracks. "I like to sing about that part of our country. Little Boats of Newfoundland is about the peo- ple who make a living on the fishing boats. Seven Spanish Trawlers is about the Spanish who were stealing the cod away from the Newfoundlanders. We have enough in our own country to sing about. Every song tells a story " He drew his inspiration from his great love of the country and his long affinity for the music of such Maritime musicians, now transplanted Torontonians, as Michael T Wall, Chet' Adams and Roy Payne. "I've known Roy Payne since 1967. Michael T. Wall for a good 20 years and Chef Adams for a number of years. I just love their music. It's the atmosphere and the friendship which have bonded with me;" notes Larivicre, who, in addi- tion to his musical endeavors, is the owner of a Toronto video store. Lariviere got help from all three Newfoundlanders on his 10 -song cassette. Adams con- tributed a new work Sing Me A Song Newlic Boy. Wall co - wrote Sons of Old Newfound- land, while Payne lent three tunes to the cassette recorded in a two-week span at Benton - wood Studios in Whitby. The cassette has been dis- tributed across the country and internationally, and is sold at his Toronto -arca performances and through mail order. So far. the first issue of 500 cassettes has been sold, with another 250 cassettes now for sale. He credits Michael T. Wall with helping him get the record- ing distributed around the world. He's received mail from people and radio stations in such locales as Poland and Den- mark. Locally. the cassette has received airplay on two Toron- to -arca AM country music sta- tions as well as an AM station in Lindsay. Lariviere continues to ply his trade at such nightclubs as the Rosetown Tavern in Bramp- ton. Opry Orillia. Toronto's Horseshoe Tavern and The Ranch in Ajax. He'll lend his talent to an upcoming'Screech- er' Maritime music show (coined after the infamous Newfoundland alcoholic bever- age) at the M(x)se Lodge at Lakeshore Boulevard and Brown's Line in Ftobicokc on June 22. He's already compiling songs for his next recording pro*t and plans to include a tune of tribute to his birthplace of Nippising Village. Ontario where he grew up on an Ojib- way Indian reserve Just south of North Bay. And. yes. he does plan to take his first trip to Newfound- land. probably next year. \fax ,inL-,r-,ionp%ntrr l.mo In Lan,.irrc ha, hccn ,mein_ jrhl meet rnun_ f r released his collection of Maritime songs years, but the cassette represents the first on a cassette entitled 'I've Never Been to time he's recorded his brand of 'Rock' Newfoundland' earlier this year. Lariviere music. Readers win prizes for turning over a new leaf Pride program saw niity awards in the program. They certificate compliments of Donland's Sat., May 31 10 am4:00 pm each logged 300 reading sessions Jewellers. Kcllcigh Burns. Grade M. a students lo -a 300 during the school year. pair of tickets to the Phantom of the t Winners of the grand Opera, courtesy of Livent Inc. reading sessions prizes arc Kcaran Emrith. The aim of the reading pro - Grade 2. a pair of tickets Tram was to encourage stu- PICKERING — Five lucky stu- to a Toronto Bh&e Jays - Vents to become better read - dents fnnn Woodlands Centennial game. courtesy of Walt's ors by stressing the impor- PubeyrSch.wl will cnjuy a variety of Grill and Bar; Damcl lance of literacy and invoty- spe�1 esci�eMcr �I�Inill�ibigr+. � Krac&r}y„�r 4, �+ ,� �m ch an� the C-bool's-rcading program,. of B rra�s rte aft. Ottur tsy >rrtNl�rtyr. ? The school ended its Reading of Watt's Grill and Bar: Whitney Many local businesses sup -recently with a draw Forde. Grade S. pass to Canada's ported the program during the year for prizes for 50 students who W1,m trtand, courtesy of Wonder- and others contributed gifts for the achieved the top level to win :ommu- land. Chantal Muia. Grade 6, gift draw. Concert funds trip to help L.A. homeless PICKEMG — A fuad-racing d ca bens at', p.ai..it .tie church at the rock con cen is being held Saturday, corner of Fairport Road and Fish Wy, 31 at die Fast Brook &Ale Avenue in Pickering. Admiuion to rie Chapel to raise money for a ditrch even as $5. youth poop to travel to mater city Los For amore Wornialion all 6W2298 Aop ks to help the hornekso.The mo- or h314037. ::_ CAMPERS HIKERS, SCOUTERS TIRED OF PAYING TOO MUCH FOR YOUR OUTDOOR SUPPLIES? /Mosquito Coils $1 39 Waterproof Matches ,N • � - Refillable Gas Lighters.,,, S.$429 Dehydrated 2 Portion Dinners 8 Varieties OUICK FOODWIO M $s79 DELICIOUS r Grou Discounts Available °p� twn Durham Centre - Hwy. 2 & Harwood 428-2363 and Pickering Supercentre • Hwy. 2 8 Liverpool Rd. 831-6258 AL The Mlkasa Warehouse Sale Don't miss its Featuring selected discontinued and surplus lines of Mikasa dinnerware, crystal, giftware and flatware. 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The Wanderers women's first tea thumped the Toronto Scottish 3 1 -0 in Ontario Women's Rugby League play in Toronto Charlotte Mathle led the way with two tries followed by Anne Marto Fleming, Jane Burcell and Tara Trusscll with one try apiece Annette Darby hooted three conversions. The women's xcond team blanked a ne league entry from Cohourg 8-0 in C•ohourg Claudine Tyrell scored a try, while Jill Naple added a penalty goal. Meanwhile, the Wanderers' men's team all went down to defeat In their league open crs against the Oak%tlle Crusaders in Oak% iii Saturday The mcn', first tram dropl%cd a 41-7 deci cion to k Oa,ll'.: In Ontarw Ruihy Unto action Glenn Nlll'rr ,a. „! ihr Ione try while Stewart D,,!,-11:1 :.: ",. merlon inc V, rooted rider., ,ccunds «ctc edged tel -7 by the Crusader% in Torronw Rugby Union play. Tom Damstra scored a try and m Jason Stotcr booted the convert - The The men's third squad was beaten 41-6 by Oakville. Pat Byrne kicked two penalty goals for the Wanderers in TRU action. Janet The Wanderers' men's over -35 squad dropped a 10-0 decision to the Kawartha Krock. In Peterborough Sunday. w Four Wanderers players competed in an international contest against a Welsh side at r Brampton on Sunday. The Toronto Rugby Union senior men's team lost 34-22 to the s Cross Kcy, Rugby Club, the Welsh Second Division Icagu� champions. Wanderers Glenn Me Miller, John Druce, Jeremy Stewart and Barry O'Shea played in the contest. Six Wanderers players helped the Toronto Union Rughy Union's semor men's team blitz the Niagara Rugby union squad 89-11 in a game In Oak%illc last Wednesday. The Wanderers were represented by O'Shea, Stewart, Druce, Miller, Adam Vanstavern and Glenn Bureau. The Wanderers men's teams will play league contests against the Toronto Irish at Fletcher's Fields in Markham on Saturday. Meanwhile, the women's first squad travels to Waterloo on Friday, while the second team meets the Toronto Barbarians at Fletcher's Fields on Saturday. On Sunday, the Wanderers over -35 squad hosts the Irish Leprechauns at the Wanderers fields at 2 p.m. Wanderers players live in Ajax and Pickering. photo by A.J. Groen You've got to hand it to her { Jennifer Seeney of Rosebank Road Public School in i ? Pickering receives congratulations after winning the 1,500 -metre race for 11 -year-old girls during the r Durham Elementary Athletic Association Track and x1 Field Championships at Oshawa's Civic Stadium Monday afternoon. Please recycle this newspaper The1 Special Events MONDAY Free Pool 7-10 p.m. WEDNESDAY Wing Night THURSDAY Rib Night Saturday and Sunday British Breakfast 10:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Father's Dar June 15 Special Menu June 6 Patio Bash Live Band "Prime Time” June 50's Bash (Win Prizes) Live Band "Prime Time" July I Golf Tournament LaakeridgeLinks $65 includes cart and dinner 1400 Bayly St (at Liverpool) 837-2366 Durham in line for big in-line hockey tourney An in-line hockey organizes- president Jim Darlow. tion will host one of North The tourney — for players six America's biggest roller hockey to 18 years in five age categories- ategoriestournaments tournamentsnext month. — has grown to include 36 teams The Durham Dragons in-line from such centras as Chatham, hockey organization will stage Midland. Brantford, Brampton, the Koho Cup In -Line Metro Toronto, Peterborough, Tournament June 20 to 22 out of Alliston, Kingston, Guelph, Ajax three venues, with the bulk of the and Pickering. Two American games to be played at the teams might also play. Pickering Recreation Complex The event will serve as a and Whitby's Iroquois Park regional qualifier for the Arena and some contests tenta- Canadian National In -Line lively scheduled for the Ajax Hockey Championship to be held Community Centre. later this summer. This year's event will be even Darlow says the Koho Cup, better than last year's, also hosted sponsored by Karhu, the maker hN the Dragons, says Dragons of Koho in -lime and ice hockey equipment, has its roots in the U.S. where the tournament has grown to be one of the biggest on tlx: continent in its five years. In- line hockey continues to thrive as a major organized sport in America. Karhu approached the Dragons about organizing the yecond annual event here this year. The Dragons will offer in-line hockey for about 350 players this year, the same as last year. Dragons teams will again play in the In -Line Hockey Alliance this season with squads from Niagara Falls, Brantford. Brampton, Metro Toronto and Oshawa. Baskin-Robbins tennis league's ice cream of the crop Tlx: win by Baskin-Robbins keeps the squad in first place in the standings with 64 pomis. with the Great Canadian Bagel Comparry close behind with 61 points. The Bank of Montreal is in third plate with 57 points, while Perego Canada closely trails with 50. PICKERING — Baskin- In under -14 Drys' smgies, kohbms continue, to be the (i=) Andrew Pike beat Irtan rum of the crop in the Pickering Shamasdin 94. Junior Tennis League. In the otter matches between The tennis squad defeated the the Great Canadian Bagcl Bank of Montreal 3629 in games Company and Pcrego Canada r'layad at Sandy Beach Tennis (Great Canadian Bagel Company Club Saturday. Meanwhile, the players appear first), TK. Butler Great Canadian Bagel Company was downed by PeM PlCkPwtlll� Port,quad got past Pcrrgo Canada 24- ltuun Lee 8.3 in 19 at the West Rouge Tennis Club, under -12 boys' sin- in squid bM' jaAban also on Sannday- In action between Baskin- gks- Jade Long was PICKERING — The Pickering Robbins and Bank of Montreal edged by Catalina Bank of Montreal squirt boys' rep fast - ball team began its York/Durham league (Baskin -Robbins players' narnes appear first). Manhew Johnston Gonzalez 9-5 in girt' under -12 sin- season with a 13-3 romp over Pbrt Perry eclipsed David Morgan 9-6 in gles. recently. Andrew McCallum led the way with under -12 boys' singles. Damien St. Amant shaded J a s o n Mus/vnski beat a home inn• a triple aad a single. Billy Jason O'Brien 9-6 in under -15 Alex Def -int K-3 in Keith blasted a triple, Jeff MacFarlane boys' singles. under -15 boys, sun- dknged a double, Kiel McCapum and In under -1 2Junder-15 com- gles. 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Clean driver abstract, police clearance and U S. medical • Top Rates Singles • Weekly Pay • Teams • Direct Deposit • RRSP Program • Comprehensive Benefit Package Please contact Ina Wim- Wilma Fraser (905)579-2911 Fax (905) 579-6050 CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE A pn );n. r:n rio.u.,, aurin{ flan rekwating thi Markham to Whrtbv m Septrmtx•r is 1-11 for a dvnamhc motivated Indn,dual Cas pnwkde telephone T.upport to 1Wr of diner Fla - This small office env,nelm.mt would ideally wait an excellent ctsmmunwat— and tram player who 1, PC literate, and pp..a,,,ic, Kd organvat.mal, and ana- lvhcal ,ktlk. Bl-lingwI f Frerlchr EnKIl,h) court -turd with c—ti mer,.•r,'1le ry trirmarketmg .kill, w—ld be a d,fin't.— -t ri'eon.-r ixnpehhv.• "mrnp.msafion and 4 N. -f t, pack.Igit- r1raw forward rtsumr to Chhawa Whltbv This Week. illi; Farewell St. t-IFf 71_;. &,x 4%1 Reply to File 09831. THE NEWS ADVERTISER •tars mutes a:a it; e 'or students - the following areas: duction a eaplotkrg. Scouting tier Maple. Ino Ai"_ Pickering Wit st ie' rr.1 aO Large Cres White Pae Cres 1 nl~ A.e. Vali" allege Cres Select, S. 1995 P[Mgrov6 Ave Afrdsor Ave Middleton Su rLow Ave Beare Crt %x0firfflott Or SlfVer Maple Dr. Seekes Cr Ramdeb" Ave 71,01; Cres M cerady Ges. Please call 683-5117 I RENTAL AGENT (part 'ime -he deal Candidate would be able to wGfk FLEXIBLE hours. W" working w,th the pudic. have basic secretarial skills, excellent organizational skills old De at) e to work wen httle 6Lger irsi n. Car required . Real ettale ex lenence would be an asset. Please send written resume To File a 9M Oshawa This Weak P.O.80ty 481 Oshawa. Ontario, L I H 71_5 1 Viral 1 mal 1 Viral P CORPORATION INTERNATIONAL Blovall 1, c„nducting studies Imol,mg currently marketed medications in our modem clinical research 1'aahty in Scarborough. We require healthy males for WEEKDAY/WEEKEND blood level studies To participate you must he • Male • Age 18-45 • Non -Smoker • Taking No Aledications/Drugs If you are interested in participating to a study or raludre additional info please call (416) 752-3333 ext. 235 Monday -Friday, gam-3pm 1 f9aHatip 1 GenertN Help Moxas 1997 Nmv1g has begun. Toronto Monueal pro- Help/ duction a eaplotkrg. Scouting tier Maple. Ino 1 Help eq)enance needed) wdh dtlelwt *its . shapes. sizes. (reatiom M WWI for Cdrewculs. TV Snows. Moves. Catalogs The MOW and Tabs Bu. e reau we be holding aud- win in you area. Thos may 290 By appointment COMPUTER USERS, For ,lel oopv a -rI disks W only Audhon fee of totis rfyllYschedule a you DonI quaYry. To To stdnedute 1 1 ' I s J an au0bon. phone '519- 5t9352.4999 beteeen 106 352-4999 a wllsk. 7 days1L Model + TMMI eleMY PURCHASING - 6 month wastietaiceftency contract in Oshawa. 3-5 yrs. purchasing experience in a mfg. environment preferred. CASH PAID DAILY Pear ke Cream now Strong Word & Excell skills a must. Please call Zia Zia at Wilde v s fora P,dieringAtax area Ecco Staffing Services at: FT PT Students to 831-7358 pensioners Md805 90-8-76og CLASSIFIED Ct1STOMER SERVICE Nerrs A0,1,e he evateets dela file ad .Cpm publication as Yews AOr~ ed rid be responsible for more nail one rx w nsraon No 9lere Yue be no Ya day ler non insertion of any adver Ioslllent Ladbh to 4r Io15 n As rt wr w to the G G erteraTles Help/ 1 Heal 1 Help 1 EARN $492 weekly a' ASPHALT REPAIR and7EARNEXTRA COMPUTER USERS, For ,lel oopv a -rI disks W ay5emo,rOe a dn»way Seating Co ,wy:eSS,fg L L Wood. 609 Bristol mal 2a r: -.;,( repy,re ^.'X:r 10 dour saes(416) 7-26 612.6691 Eam people Ana ruck —n,.,5i (seasonal «ens” ,00 a mor,m nom home' 1905) 619-01 t9 Please tax resume to ompleunqeasy oestbn 19D5)294-5115 Para, Milan ' •n Ilt5i AzOriwnJilinasmr,ler0"ek"' cane 6 CahNyam ome molt612-0692 CLOSERS ,9kends. 2 Years rKhESTMATOR4. Gross Doerow .penance.I.O..y'1 m�Ayt W depend HAa Ata lata Call 1905)sure. '. ;anq and posh Ire earnings D1 s3.0oamp chi o916s"4orn `"'""" friends and commis- ,s Proven for doses An was m training PEOPLES TAxt •a,. dr.- neighbors. ii—Nd Ar a Yel _an .R -ded e''ray wX t,W5i26-2109 rw ..pmenw necrasary. For further Ea►ERceNCEO COOKS can -rims or nal -rime Gi' information wined Peas+ apps r 905-127777 yell pers.r Mm r,wme P:; Francine Cemy s. Mpn wW 12 e 3uotit" ET Tale oil ,a,. p r 1601 D1wMas Pp,ndx a mG1es 416-398-9390. S, e %111 St E IMrtby L> l Loor good ler summer' Ea►Er11ENCEO HAIR ,' Natural a Ouar- -"W ,905.57' 5063 EAST ENO :,.� "ter i TY•ewred lo, stun g.on r poi. n O,Wsn.•.e Fy4 time ForGpn- '^ore .eormation can SUPERINTENDENT ''UiMonc rer,aquss mita E-,.. 7231762 M Sir— .., ''r..' tam,kr ran Te opera. 427.3611 ',Se m n Ot all "Wo"i an0 :' Ic.dwea re,atW , 1he EXPERIENCED J"Wel, A-'• Must have ex- lalla40n V „oe pro- w Y Hyq.r Call 905-126- ,..fb. 9000 COn1- sW. trees. sic Mr,r 72M+ r .4t,on and work MiO r -am .made Gird$ WANTED ,.yrs On •�.1, , h Cilnp Driven r'1, d.ab'atract •► lino 00Tw••• 5 19 'o Com- PI Mie fax reerrrM ._-.1105428-2185 Col o , yr " 1' 7 10 (9051619-2901 LICENSED Mb then 320.000 P aria M -arw ., rppry To NasorWs n, Lew wigift TAXI n0o tial Guegrxesa ' Call Tpaay. • 800367 - n ps„I�, Cal; 90} 2125 E. leo DRIVERS New Sebe C -res W Reny Wartec NEEDED MI cmnLY. Goord.va14. 72}3M rggat. - r 7 7 ter, HAIRSTYLIST Atemp w FULL i PART ad:Mia.:+CMAN. r.ny •+'on 2 meas amen- TIME e•or 'A.A Saw" aria .,,did ra .xn 3 , yeas "r•H :prllmyypn Cr' 431 831-2160 ..,0 De a.wg •'+enc• o„eas. ri NALaNDAS MEAT •.17 diwr.s '♦•. .: '-mat ayyp SEttV1C[ ADVISOR E. :ylter c .r re•p« a I �P }era n.,o Appel pa ..-. _ oamw,ns coma sit+ sum r.lu.n. .o •794 rerM 905 Ess -41142 L«eroo0, Ad ITIO—g Ptfl A/ :.: A'� f as -- MOaTI!'�Y•e•,.rr�- �OIJKKEl aa..eL[Rs b ne. noee «" le.,Ma. IN pnvete kH lura. VMer,r,y JICIy GOn,",K1�'Y ra have 1 FW, G-1om',Ca n' p.ranu aro SaeA1s Mita new a,eeM.Wy ar,u aerviC'1 e.per.eKe FY '► pyk.. eso aA.a ,now t" •-r• nal.. Cls 14, i•' i905i2l+S1 t, comp We. pn0yam ab •pm 910'5 s; 1 ♦656 LAOT AN windo., n Fi •.s.wne b 90, 4lsolse lo— ...: .. 4, .y.•„c, lkdKe DmMI �as,.ai •• weTRueTpt •.9,„.w UDNT Tel[P.IOral vw. .»•^ ..P••,•K• rs•du^gA -01C w yo Sn.ry sus ourr...l Lays AGpaa. E.cei worn •k Mserm, xtnn ti d lwww,gl IleaM -rl ►^a.renca qv.n ,, a..al.- .urns mnarawr. •eO.reKI MOW ries 1•Cm Soft hirer Fi 1 aaastenr win Maio sawli ooki^g - mei •«sum. owy ro.."i S..."i meem,ga.. Gnw ��•• .-,• rai0, +•,,,t v.y Schoo, a1 awrws. a•9 '�-. ener9aic pope oy. Me— K.9 S1 w 0"we Orr .rites OMor eawn. 0 File 9927 Ci 4669,60 LIJ Ms Fa, 90}43} Sew M IO a+ Owar. am O'e'e L IN 353 1 salessolumgard I solum Held I saws Hop INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER DURHAM air client, an interi-Latwrul ,upplier to the au m,tive industry requires an indn ideal with nlnimum of 3 years work experience in Auton n, Engineering. x, ellent salary and benefits Fanta tic opportu I, tor advancement. Plisse fax resumes in confidence including x.3h xi,ectation to artnlax Woo ler To space octupieg ole Mrd. An CWy s YJb14ft b ele AP- 1 Genesi I of y,s Ftt9lp Aoofar COMPUTER USERS, For ,lel oopv a -rI disks W cash' RUSH S AS E To NEMD L L Wood. 609 Bristol Farrale Ages Road East. Suite 3598. 7-26 hurss'"augaI Ont L4Z 3K8 EXTRA I (seasonal «ens” TrimCOOK Tim a,per,ena lerprwata gait club. o"r Pickering ocom Travel W exciting Please tax resume to silex: New York. 19D5)294-5115 Para, Milan ' COQ ERS Cat for FREE San i 11 s 1s 1 � 1 r169a ARE YOU a sal moovate MOTIVATED SALES Per antroorerleur,a ty, De. Into, DEST4L. sur, needed for s-rI Mi ested in wmwg a, above REVErTKMIST wey seeing lawless oen average moor*, Have you transponatbn. students —owed a :a,w, n Waco -e. Call Mike (905) Per Estate, Contact Jo. W 5years Wes* 427.6515 or leave my. henna or Lu,da at Royal • Ei oexow p�yslou sage LePage ler wMormaom and conti0ennr �nnrvew 666- S:a«Nrrram e,4 NEW STUOEN? O►EI6 1333683.1790 F...1i Lxr4435 C011.1111113111 DRIVERS mrs $354 s450,'w WANTED Largo gcn coxa a enter IML -DEN COMP. 25 year ob JWP O6utor Semite wom Iart acrenis.ng agars. old Company equines Irli an eWrldrg Pd,e, CY ding Tor 20.30 people Sales mg Asaslants, .ssw nals to T,aD oAsed roam to help p n cuRomw serv,u, o'er saes pro�ayCaR the GTA. rias itis Duda reasons. tampa.gn )—old our aw line of s"per, • I WaMadservingmanagement No expert Pramum wroo«s. Doone, nledia openings lot two smo necassa must Do andPerran*m Poobrg take* blokerdrvels we ovW 16 W4 «Dile «ell ,sum No nipenence naesalui UVE OUT NANNY re. train warts or rare. $500 Inc opposite sea Cali out Sale. Clinvassag or Ci immadiaay. 2 sine $700 reek Jesse 721.0299 Tele-arkohng experience girls ages 3 a 5. teleran Call Vsk or Lox M an assel Apps. ajs sr,.Wd in; regllrW Al.. area (90$)a2g-6105. OWNER operator wan;. be heal ,n:Paarancm and wesk,lays Au fight M 2 »it's US n_,.a^t !c aim an wecurNe hixiseiasoinglaundy DURHAM PROFESSION Cao Sono Duncan at Road income bas" on Mn 686.8647 AL HOME DAYCARE Art TMISPorWgn Inc 905 markxl not """row"' Cah needs Caring DeoPil to 4283444 At Zgtr. 686 -Ma LIVE-OUTAN nanny fee no Is e'lant eP*-.d. I Ina, supervsW p,,,s PART-TIME A Fuh-dme COMMISSION SALES, 'un reterences. must be "a 11 -ar to Mu in the PiU, ei�ng sew Must a ,8 rrs pnarrxy asusums rant tuna load �^auvrr E.pan. Rgenrg Cal 19051509- G'o abs to ore ler child W arnao lW oras n Why soca an assn. leu «ill uan 6264 message .e^ 6 -Dome to 12 yrsPro- by S Osnawa Please W4 the right Persons Must to v-oe crarurW telerernu rvilu^,* to File .9828 set oayaso and goal our OCCASIONAL nsoyrtar crews ano taw a good oeharawtwtty This soled And hart own tem. needed nor 2 gas 4 a 2 ens• Of hunt Cos 905. week. PO Box 481 den, porteu«, MOW plus W. Years sour"' aftemoore. 50,a,1207—ON L1H 7LS ruauy 4287897 a W in—N, a Yve�n Time.1282103 kaws Suit odlegs skrdw PARTS/ACCESSORY Wasyey'RecM can CLERK E,Dere^ced rnly (905)428-0677 Fal, mune to U-P,ns Cammn9 Centra 905 655 e 6642 An area PAGE 22- THE NEWS ADVERT64ER WEDNESDAY MAY 29. 11"? Help Help 1 eM:rlrssa@to 1 rbs.l. 1 For Sob 1 For Artil`s.i• les 1 v°�p`�m., 11 '"�OF�°aw 11 "" F°"9r w 1 i ""I°a+• G1 TODLRom INTERNET Adventist" CAMM � mos a arpat. LOM FRIDGE San, and NEW MUSIC 9zoe • TARE A DIIIVE TO DAR• 1sM JAGUAR V12. Vaw LEE J. NO- Qs- Maks!Get your foul,--,; 100% noon. ra. atom n u0. US" gore 6200 and Mlpuvawdunwn. RYLni. WHERE VWLL iftnPIM. Dolly. pan, irrwt- t1 N SW elm a Wham MACHOOMon the Wonb Wide Web base _,Ws on hand. I p, used waMels 1250 ne.s keV-a4cCJMh GET MORE CM "M« Rte new Jagur Dees, Rd OOMM. 1989 Pontiac.w atpN 3 roams, $340 dryws $179 and THE Noew. 90 PI csMad Owned sacs low IIs11N amenl{oew ip and each W m4hon Pita includes orpw. pro- W Brand da hm AOC%- -ped Mehyy•. 4 O 1 Bornevilb. root catddton. 5 poops FREE demob GM mrum pW. exW -eNM- Sm 1ST rete wand r1wM Iraqi wino AIC. 131 K, fa850 90 1991. $19.000 Work 905 � only 11011 e, eo ar roar p111E *No IIIIII. •xp•fMN4ea. Tann 5054342170 Opt eon, law yard Irmo re is c I sass New wand ` Ford Aerowar Est Van. 8••'''011. Home 9os355 a f1•n. $7995 anaef 'No •III Vaork Twslos m-t.s (30 n a.r Npman d @Jn. Neon name �' alone- 3419 o affil A3112 "Rill COrrgm It pe11•py. 686.2314 W New wm" and an' SPS,;*/grey. baded.Cap," 1904 GRAND ►111x SE. 1992 Ch arae' 4a . REACH 60.Ooo.000 Mew. PICKOW Cl• bet Indies 5 c I Mao Ste Br •m 2 torte 01ue. ou9r1 PNV. PA. PIS. p7M. Chase, rwy, dean, aacortdsoreg. TN. 905-68"S12 CARPETS SALE: Lots d Mason's Furnd«a and loaded, VS. last of rear rot wens and cow your pd- carpel 100% nyfon Stam YIC COMPLEX EARLY BIRO SPECIAL try Syst m assure. se Kim C4rA arched 1992 Of - duct, m senncle 0?. pe M. Appkws.5 227 Coup St. t6' x 21' rate$ dives. 8SKMu (1 own rNeaw. carpet 3 rooms Osnarr•, S»7440 ,•C1•I19Wbter Karr. art $7995 90 Musts Co. pY system. ».000 M Cairrlsr AS. 4400', wr- VALLEY FARM RD formation Super gheey $379 (30 sin Ya) Indudas Ori 2 ,c- in.S 9 . 12n„q rug Inas cap 100 M -•for- iH e9rtow pod ockrdes decks A Itinc- to. GT. Rad. boded 5 spa. $11.500 Ca1683.3M conditioned, tow kms. as For mon into Dae. North carpe. premaan pad aro WEST OF 8110CK WATER II You aro con a9 55.195 Meets fencaq ve. 'taw t1re0. soar pit car 1511 rN1AMD ►111%. V6. p a11wa car. dIy' 55405 ar- ern N Not Consulting WMMRBW Carp, ,roe esl� les. r 9,100 sefY Need- cornea mow Sw tato, sine- Los look a Dy -Noes. 25yr wartrty 1 7564 P,ckemty n tonal $MDS. 89 Nisswl s abs. PA, pw pnruli, sin. toed 1990 Chu Groh,. 723-5011 Dtlmam dna surrounding RD. JWT SOUTH your ewer.. - 800-M Pathfinder bladVsavr. 2 q,nit system. a -door. a Door. 125.000km, psi ~� -we"" ,red Sam 9053861772 OF HWY 2. an Alp CY for v1fo 686. ANS. Monts 416-790-7509 d, 5 spa. V6. IOWd. 4.4, 87000 kms. $3995 arhbed 1989 tSaf9alrl i CDlflef CARPETS- TIT ad save 905.689.8181 8351 or 6860231 after 5 Pm • LOS$ i 142K, $9500 69 Cattails' 221. bi 2 dr, •coo load. 141 K, hrm proar Mh•ay, (13.900 Like new. one owner 9053833020 Trri.r 414 nameable Tito bp. 122ks. $4495 aMkW W' 1- New 100• nylon, Sea- ass Full poaucl kra awe- Pp4M Mae, oo"we ,onto . a $24 95 Ant • i Found 89 CIS VA95 e9 Cawner a. corwen. A low ts9e LUMMA APV. ae 1968 Grand Pn.. pimp COMPLETE Scuba dung able to Suit any pmget GULSRANSEM organ. ev 1 w. nrol vaMry , 1aMe 6 R •M Irrn• $30 12 it ape. Mtt. nee b0i bade,• . mileage. escA r19M s1 1175 amhW eduIP-t mostly new. Swnwn discount Rpa,r „,g room. djnn-, room and •^9 P•dw^9 ante Cap "a .2V 1T3- WarNted FOUND: Md" flied 9M, $8500 Coon 89 Porro- 6000 post. $15.900 hrm CAIN 1967 Chevy S,0 truck wlw also 2 new adult Ye jack and r for es. bedoom 263-2. olMr r Nettled AUTO SALES arcs CY Jin►,• gob cdoul dog ac LE. pua,=M laded. V6. 118K, x its (905)725.1957 only f 3295 _ e0 ' sts NC vaM cel 576- total*. Crl and UTI snow . Call is dine 1905)283-2963 ANTIQUES Absolutely item Ad uaY May 21 vAlses Rd Man. $5500 89 Bono- lose TOYOTA TERCEL Work IiuU1990 Ford 9134 you we dlHerono 100. HIDE -A -SED clewaded 8 Purchasing httnlve or An. and thin Third Core:es,on Ornglrle' Vb. . 3800 N wlomatlC. am/lm assede. F250 fatbad wnh ngn stew COMPLETE 5H of path- NstpnM wtneawn chair $100, 314 fore 90rvR' trifling old ScwmRc wesu. 427.9144 C, t . $4995 88 Chris. 85.000 km. 0ea1w s;, iced vacs And ta. works p room h.lhon. due. model- Win 19051 431-4 ape food 4409. blonde ai� mstm. Coe. ora. wdar. nsi - Annees rr . anon' r st M.e'a ►uro Mtmw for Graven. 7 pass. condition..905-4 $8.500 good. looks good. f22W ,ant conndban, ro MIs, nA. 40 4314010 rrgrppn taps. 4 dhe,rs a nsrq. dye. • PlhlStlppiesl V6. NC. 1111(. $4800. d, K. $ Cad Nap size. loaded. casgre Call John 1905130.8167 000 AN need and mwry toilet. 2 sinks. 2 new, mad- CASH CARRY 6- Fpan hutch $300. Owen size mIH bots. Collectors or 1 eoWdiN 87k. l Nawar. $7995. Be sKSTMEv NoeeMM nb ,hO1e /-W usedars r cow one apnets. NI faucets A s Wmns. nom $79 urge. -,teNlged mow Sinn -mo- esleles Cam Rporl Bowen awHa "•'-••'•••8 MerC Toper- Md. wino. NC. 1995 BOMNEVIILE $SEI, corner a Boor A YrmeorW. 'Noted naawaro M00 ran' frames $35 Factor Y ItonNsa manns2. Mater, Antiques (9051 6555019. tee•. •reCbnew. eeawe oft. tach, $2995 87 Topa, lon, IWy loaded mot conanthway a CIA NOW 431M». omoble 839-4124 after Mattress. 1650 early S3 pOPkaw headboard 6 Brown FOR SALE Sn,h-Foos, B ado, SIK. $29905s mileage. rnNeo ep. V& 4 aped arawnsac. M000 905330- bpm Px7Mnrq (905)837-0288 CaDF $200. pomp- coin BARBIE yv_e-we. weeks, forst sols. M- °Ram 12 Ion, q5�6 Serious .tm+,rw OI1h' 665-7036 or RUST CHECK. 1986 Ca lass Suphn'" a -n. $1995 COMPUTER 4060% moor- CERAMIC molds for sae mode $50: tadn9 w.owl $50: 0-ensel stroMr type Cash for 9arpe and Imo nonmed. vet Inspected 1 U-hx. U -save ar» 2995. FOR THESE AND MORE 19051281-0131 1909 Tracker x eyWa.d, mouse. 1005 10 moose fro", w. walker with brakes $100 'rends. hon 1960 to 1975 Cam 190515769566 GREAT DEALS COME 1995 Monts Gne. 38.000 ou�w HSW ,mod 51200 worth of umtsaed CNNn1 condmon Supplies 9058313075 a" related Accsssones. $ ADORABLE purepred V15fT DARRYLS AT 170 kms. wcetlene dmO 7987 Acadian. atpdmaoc. scrlvvare. $485 000 Call 50% OR. Cal affair 4 p.m ad Mee .cop% p-te {mon GI (905172&-5170 0"su puppies. man -co- BLOOR ST. E.. OSHAWA CO . $1995 ended W5366 831 7952 and wtfiane on weekends MTP DOORS &arid FOLDING WIRE. Stadlape 101i90. thabvHmaes, 130-4522. thust $15.800 RNawO GM 5759. 906571-0?25. LARGE old h•ezar works 434-5721 new from 5299 lnCradpe Full Ne 980- Cdrdo-lero wen w east 1 ready kmnyiatNy Can NEED A VENICE 7 Pox ar, ooh ca- (30'.51M smoker Cal (9051723_ TAKE A DRIVE TO OAR• S4C Baer hulpa 520.6 ALWAYS O►EN COM- rt,sY 190901 '573 9we drop Asp- 42 Cup. 985'68'3'7157 01.011 No credit Bank B7f6 Ili WHERE YOU GET •,cxe,s 520 each 623 ►LITERS. saes and sen 1 K Conaac Ads 883-5117 BEAGLE ►U►►IES P«- ?tl Call Trace at 905 576-18(43 p 1888-259- ane M1CYOn1 105400- 2053 MORE CAR FOR YOUR '986 Ko 386 a 486 Compete Jame LU"*m Phos' MhAKE ffi NOW :s IM -bred. rro papa's. vN 9873 1 can Alp! lM5 DLDt p- loaded, 1°w MDNEY. 9a Caysler, SOFA a roan. 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Amro. cawM w•M E a C "e"rl,' 1135 Bwv wpmsd. prw,n on sOO ite wO~t blood tow, www eOWpt mord- EstaileC CNI 6t3s765WSM 9000 kms. aacwr. ,ed loaded. mol. $1a 500 Cali (905)579- w'. MK. V8. 113K, $6555 91 Catefw 0.S, bk1O, 4 d able Dora$ Pnn*m $49 doe. nen SI.. 9oRI RldOtes peza (Bay'- lrsed. 11900 Ga 905 1977 CONVETTE 52.000 rcosftd mos.. 6M1 dub. AIC. 77L very dem. H. 1S3 Krt9 L. Wre, r VW Dolor rrlorelors $125. mor- surpDKs.�gpered ly, and L"efp01 p'd°""• 983-%% ntaaatss, stainless •) b•dwain a drwv rasw we 36900. 91 Poroac Swwrd GARAGE •-Cars. fax m•chrle $149 SV, Noe. 385. 456. Pm11um cow pye,yy, f5S0 r Osst 839-4159 WE BUY H10wSE STABLE lesw. Mrei. T.oq, w,o >awp. sit 500 work ¢OS -688 MLE SALES LTD. SIO - SSO dos TsaMert RO.E LE, wM. 4 dr, auto, NC, 94k. $5995 9t Corakca. spnngs. cables. •"s. cptow, +1st~ CM pnag Mode T Computers, 131 t otfr CY 905-065-0631. babymeat. used 909 arpp' pug n on n aro n- 14 pp. staos, boom wtca2. 100,60 n,OW r•ne a 1 i, InorrN 905-065.3112 Tom. OsN•wa. Garb 726 2795 37107779 1995 emerald 4 d, aeAo. NC. 1 55900. 97 tk, 1, I1Y Plus Doors 416 S. ywMDy (905) 430-5815 Grand�n 0'44 SO "a oi0 ow's Can m at spa Cao Larry 433'5M Duman o„yy,de " iL rdrl N E pKaenng baud, Mee 3 5pjr• v8 mato. 10201 Ram 1500. 3S. m. V6 ma9rrAn ah Mack, 2 dr. 3 4 V6. Moftd. tried w.dowa. tak. 073 Pbysyra cornua Tons FNcently rean0eaea m D � 905355-0tT7 . -be, corp. ndr! Edsonoclk m:M automatic. 215.' e5 000 kms . 53995 00 d•rM1aa, CM M65140 fitel• cr. swI- racy. (SMI S7f4M& CLEARCOMPU�NGE cludey427-S86b�. $'4000 atm_ 9153183 713 p_ype0 $9.000 call 723- ?I'M i990 Ctev S+rwado 6 dub. AC t S5. -y96 NEW LOWER PACE! C,•hhyec adjustable. v Cenaes 456 Blowout 486 .es ran neo I.M. ask" $7100 579-- $7 3963 /Y� 2nd. 305 V8. dub. r. pw. 91 Suntird. bus. 2 dauto. i 'g ped a+wnsri.. rnvDore 8 m ren ,rob vin. MANOS -ORA.N)MT.ER Ganger G-20 f1f�S07 Toros '-'dein 40',f.t.� 1 19901 L � sST $ONE FEE NglPlta' 11o1pltal ... e,ent workog Catd .o. 1 44 floppy dna D% CLOCKS. Vein ow wan. 1 Yard Sales 1 Yard Sale$ 5�,'I�. o, inner cal a r: Euro, a-. ed, oW.•e. Ober ESAM►LES of 101► Kll- i M6OCj DentA1 i MedICaY0w" Needs ,Op m,fr.w. posse« $325 Nw Mrd no- new a awd proal, mos A dgede $5.575 IBM OMETER OUALIT' USED 4900 61 tet and CIO 9o, deer hon- $in upwildias wo-grit A vinind). Optal Gird %OWQL-. M Sias Ve, CARS YOU'LL FID AT 1'6 7e14 W„ cow end perowm pees i Mrsowos Not $5 and $10 SALE 1943 Amp rtew bras. ktaOry. fully Waited. Pull DARRYL'S AUTO COW REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY 390. OrtFn 1I. •-•N ,awed CPU- ON h•a w hue w -e ,moa b own Larger LADIES FASHIONS w gets Y. Pb Ps. 0., ydr Uowrtroaw mow .ew. TRE 176 aLOOR ST. E.. HSW II, III AND HCA'S ""• I 9 www 12oa 11372 aro IWS mod Noon a tMas Cr TeF jam Naw York L z ClanbO,he Gap. •tl J=, Calle 7226- L V. 1992 o"Ca Cws«s OSNMSRU 43&.$511. peri moa fi= i290t7 a 200x. for M tow M in 00 p Prd. 13•-1491 ' LM. eagon fully bAosd. IN AJAX -PUCKERING AREA °^r °^ter CO'"p"'•' 7•• Cp•Wpl.y reN. ►anew^ IREoawAGK 6 n w+d ken1/ E iC CONSrOWENT- 2 DAYS ONLY wL•N 3rd rote, ecng ser. V6 19.4 FORD lamp Gl. ++In mptpCMonte moraw SYaoas from 8665 11ew $30 00 12 n Ind Nr FRI MAY 3CTH " A M 7 PM 1904 Cad-sc, new w- DMuly. rtladY for fr-raMr wAo v6 arc a d $7900 Available to work a variety D' hOUrS Ss -W Ca daily 9 12 3o ,mat, hon 219 .Imo a $59 7 n levy auy pow SAT . MAY 31ST - 1C A M - 5 PM sus per MM rod S2soo o°ioopf Co t; i7eoS�So. &A*,I4"000 434 2TTS, • kndudmg evenings and weekends $po w wad O'Orf101s in non nelrows M • owl R' r1 cpa+•er trees 623 OM,, 77.000M econowlew TIII�N KEY AUTO SALES. • Cil a rotational bass. 1 APPLIANCES Kr.nore MS VGA �^'t9Wr Com Gtetebl sin•, 1903) 571. X09•• LtYerD�1!•1M P ci ertltg 72 r1w a per hx ca as 6M ARLAT 19-6 Garan SE, Vol. dao Tho" v- $Iso and Paw. 164 0newe Rd E. 7371 1904 Chair Atone Carlo SALES LTD. 7 past, $39c9yp51 an, 19M • Car essential. use ra.Y•, ptecMg4 cow Bownrlree r ea 132. olNaMy :-a cr Nw new. I► Tom L 4 rc9leSAksM 'Rei `,,,,L, ' •. A awls A nr moa. 373 SLOW our SALE 9031 72}-6900 a 1by' 401 M7.7a9 3MEDMAM Apply at rewwas ffal '70 ,071 rood•,, lrysz 9 % a Own ;•.n $1500 Cao alMr Aan, a Ori S l,00. mod. Al:AI. ;f:rOh6d $2495 uert', Ca 13 SPE. Andy 0•RNGw00M s6N, 14 Yu. only $299 Illus ter GARAGE SALE "I 416147-SSa. CIALY 1M7 Craron SE. M G•tsi Canwe aenr tae' rzes And teres OVER 35 STREETS INVOLVED!! w. wed. sic. Tio i]� 7 APPLIANCES. cues•, L -y. IOteM9-Or nand- teed te. AVON= ttWS IAiEN 2 i ped. Srrwar JWrne 1st LJ S R.Gii Coo srtvior n•� arm As W � „q -10 � �, 3 � ora "'" »1 1Aacay Ra See pig- 8 of yoYr Miy iettl � f19e5 as w. ,she GdAse .'H^.lour. wc•MMt Cr1fi iTltetew- Fy,eppd. S Imo Ipay4 s �, RAa 7. Prdl•rin9 for mos• ;-note, many rte:' Pre b t••t ft 15M nwee,6 Sim ed e Cast Tad SIA, 2 SIIi1COE ST. S. SUITE 500, y" i49 10 don,ntel Saw -aa <ae 9os 6.9:a3 News Advertiser Real Estate sI.1o9 p hew cow $110-0 ,seats, M7471 OSHAWA 9 PCE. w ifewe nosps3-2303 we n sex hapte he. Section lof all the de ilfs. "F� ONd's Auto OR FAX (905) 579 2539 Sind. L x ie w and ,de awns«. GE ISM NYSEAN 300 rx. Na 1547 aflrlyr st i Automo0i n nEGAwT - a., d,rvsn omy 13.000 saroa.ey do nax. ktPs sou. sal r $399,500 cart Call FYAwek9 Ori 2 ,c- in.S 9 . 12n„q rug Inas cap 100 M -•for- iH e9rtow mord 50 37Wwhv ,dyer --7^•� 192E PONTIAC SOM. 1 safe F.oei do.0- 6131 weei pidentau tiv�w dte, 0-04lm76 • AvallabMa .p. 51200 w e p bet "•e E1•-43.1 Available eta ter.. Chains, Deer CaS4L 150 haws, 7ds", 9,100 sefY Need- rrOUR GARAGE AT 111J. LIE /ICES. '3 CLOOWQ DOW" SALE, how hot said perry' Aebrtg awTERTAa WMKT C•nro &NOCK 6 vale Oak RAUA&LE uw•,:.n n ^r7 LAST 3 WEEKS. ,.coww wood rebr-el, f7.7M (903iZW74 on,Dunt na 's t." osb 0430 902 ii-atgF hryfw aro mod •n0 -.9w home I-c.x,1s W o • 2 P,ta. in Co~ EE Iso Ford ~� -we"" dkFprowling not 4 w eip0 Wit. dM .Ma. ' � ws-S ,rel 17 M. FOU To ROOD NOME MIs. 1950 OMC Senn. E + and fowl, Y end I. blab. KMC%M ane made. Mrppage Md,n f1fM Fw nysenq must So Fws.V Compleb No.treueayWs s-r.rsy Ire 1 ,ren► SOFA Mos her• rew+tg bbrlc. kfmill wwlnee Intim, thole, _ F'v r• 1•-19 Factory al tbee-. 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McY2 Call (=$tax 1>ZO NOCK apTTOM OE KS 'seeonM- w"per vin•• 1i' M erg 4 A- - a 6. cork vten sub. for Mina. race' Try sew for size _ uy ei whic s De c., -C so" "" "S E.c.•er< dw•n'an 17 yn •nos drpMrw2 NW,.Rbo SUITS' SUITS' SUITS' J' 'h• GMs<• Nr w•nw TEAM OaEORNCF real p.opwe. e.c•Mnl cones n•1 EurA C•rou LwM• r met ono- •inn Gm 1772•�iS gp saw• is toyes". MAtcM• IWO." 09 Bali web 4.p b"M'-. �'dD'• ATT@•ID OUR FNEE T ew 6 R •M Irrn• $30 12 it An tit' game IU , 9 fou- a 905 436$04 Mews (Puppy Noir al e ( kin f3a9S -rained 19M •d. afto NlV' peep b a» ft s1 Eaw Alm •Iry -•e_ Ne*Y erlw,perrera 11"•44 b 'mon• ares new and'IFI 260 7 R /wy 1gi1. Don, a • w-Oag. 4A SALE cMewrc wed- CYn ,4 : 1 a 2a St-I•rY ConewMle. •ub. 97455. 1f•p Che luw•w r Nettled AUTO SALES arcs CY Jin►,• •WaY •rhe { ineyrlte a irD O-mOnNral,pt wm,rW R car e•oM war-&rs 246 • rw dWn here • .0 sy1Wy nouw . nWewq q are. Ey1Y1y and , P.. 91_ eeloe•PK arts' Ean, 4 r body. -try 7W IAerl, -Kl it., A.%. M M mord � Pa- Gron-Y Samoa (EOSI not 180 rob awl lar •fol showroom .Ate s wed • �, mop, bon f7213o•R 441,»7 Preey $Ueda. Calc Trutb ft Aepeell, aarraea Koi 1oe•" 9 9•w by • 11"i 571TJ71 eine A r wheat rrw cow •e l,-•-t0a a PWM °ne="•naMMd lEos 0000[ GRAND es, Dawes, bb4" 1 aaorlMN mow a tarda'• wpareh,a,. [FCA, Arse Jwr 1s 40"719 nsi - Annees rr . anon' r st M.e'a ►uro Mtmw N[hA s wrte,e for aretay 3100 b fi•u own rend M floc E067J,.71M CARAVAN Cw•n and .& -Myr. few .ml, 311.445. tOr SAI! cO� •O0b ntwn VwriEOra fir low sYwi �' •11 wI•n wrL EM, The .end oNr T AMERICAN COCK wT 10•�brMd y 195E Ossa CWa Can. E a*.p 0--h i. n�C.anMnlM sKSTMEv NoeeMM nb Fpr• 5A1a7 $o • Parn , MW sr - »% oFF y SPANIEL PUPO� Ad— awHa aMb. S•M6. 11M3 �•,I•, nan,nr I7 5 NES ewe •70-"76 ince twOrsitlM a.osa&e and m. esi DlteateY ns WI Sae bo b M moa•' in ft rhe 3bd coney ro ord•s tS115 aN-td•Y R• tee•. •reCbnew. eeawe oft. ow bow W. un "enwill SPCplECIALS swECIK3 Nyucy. Iry fon 5 apd, fagb wM. MONTH AJAx. 1,er.00d' mow 1, 11^ mop ICS f•I. ISEAYTKUI cul,bw w•0/ ]N, (foal 271 T77t Cao b Rapt•ys 4. OsNaw• 905725- ep. V& 4 aped arawnsac. M000 905330- ed and M Need .. lfss D74M roo wry rlew pre bf� (.•rd.er rrw ,M -Ate r- Care stpla e, Mo tenet. hand .,onwlvwy soft A w aRW1N ane eryertwla {7tAM0e Mail, ►Wr,ebry. Ytaak 00tarM•d. Ford Esdon a tYl atr1P. fly. 6500 Cast h -M M a"- by amen. by .tbdn. Iertad Ierd.ba"s bww•' n SON A S R GOLF CLllat Mere M ANTnXIES 1mr1•I�IIIW1rtt 1f'te0o,rg w •wOrt,teC. Wer OorMd. N M�9wWara ��41 M dM wq k" 77, Owe rIa•d minae' rhe .,nein- oft d , r0- 1r.sedr. pew Wer & "a. ltedel .moan wr1. Ata and bon W www• -ninny CM 9.6 ffN 'OND ESCORT lx. •'. NoolVis Pk@V d of I.O waft 1.06 ad Mee .cop% p-te {mon mora 1225 Dk.Icm hryla never srrw Fn-" ow 10 alt Sep a,c. •mom ca.e•M Sold. NMS. 1f E9 Gad 9M7 FOIIp RAN"R. ' R brt0ed WO P, RM. Inw 127-4837 on f mor Nee wee SIM, Pr- YeedPa. wad ger a so Anlpues sta0 C.W d 1967 Trader. S pd. sss 900. It. 6 S swe0 mrwr wen rrt"00 real- recwlpta PrP abNnCorora Superb oorlal- Wow W" I"" ten 3276. CM trzoy for sto,e hews • ATTENTION, Dog Owners CM[W vAN G00f w ta.000 M M756. lfM peel M�w,r niedetuaw +••aa774s7• MONTESWOW2sm 1 bort BMO C•w 57{-9at9 Nbwapr A5. 9r•wg ane M1CYOn1 105400- 2053 Dam PW a was"64" System $pfintebrOt-oseNaror� h•a $3 Can" ger• ^000 34100 •°a' Garner 2421. I"? w - ince ae owe. ddrlrp� pr9 500 MM W ft TIED •GNI TEACHER AIa. T:AI1� cAR/Ei BROKER, dweet f� '-Coit ca0r- OMIIP&4E FUIIIITUIIE- AMTRA ANTIQUES { Od�jy corlfAlon CM dote 905 arW�plalf�p�4 M7aub. r OEr Pmew, encs gra -00+. Nywn Reit p4nn Imo 05. wept boar 385. Tradup,., wroosecox g S C,wecuble, 004.,,,,9 A Jocasta l,rutel19 r 525. 72• X 430-10". owaw 205- d„ly 77.000 awe $4 os6. . .bred acuvu,es 1yWhe weds 10 17 yr. end ''Weft I,,- w sen reawln carp, F6 3 p,ewy baa rode $IDS posted w onoduo, out, kft 31. 149 0Id r ngstpn iw n0oo$25 pedtero r 4361051 Oe•r D wlecol b peo twin 314 few Ghee Sena 200000 x4. 705 new are. yacht 0yon end CPN. F.W Ad RML cone" vary mficn-really , d,ay 576900 ►I1e1 gM1ds roar dna chain. herr 'Howe Ono•' and 'Essentinnent Rd. RAw ed. Pldlsr,n W 9 @EST Mm. 4.1,7 6-, IQ' "ft FORD Prod•. melt lwel Now w Eb aww to rheast. onews W as•Yp tarWMen-Isl, R]-3504 sKwyp New twill. rt"" "Ras-• 30 Sp fife orpt. ALSO hrtdcp water ,w C•nwn• erg• W5. 426�2eM LeabM GutlrM•. Non dondncn. C-r9ky. S- lost r CaRcr Atwe Caw $4,900 r hep aR. nano" "C"l and aaono� dentes, 0•d tris nsalAMon wh•,s its, 9" treed- We hate added moony new S10os D09 ,Ione how M72� :•280 Ger H. 1S3 Krt9 L. 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Floorinb, law cWON cots a r • S lois publication hoodyi Cafpl$tkry sPrM• a Pal cmm s• III*= 6 Exterior s N" DIISCOUK • TftAin lfyl" Wool / 6 as we Cannot European Workmanship MONTH' olsc otelci •ExCoNont Rafts a ?ed ifloo" WARWMEOI Fast, dean, Ris oniffeWIW Gdm"e ar ►p�/� Cllabm f1orI1M ContparedN nein NARRY•PTIE- (616(M1F18ot fN•1441f•2175 - 1,.•a��-N'�� arid additions. reliabloSerVICS Fro- •man,- Novels CARPET 3' •�' ble IVU more OUAMY repialcoment 420-0081 US -M2-7479 More by or sma. we pilot INSTALLATIONS • ,,;y� ` & 1 Glyd•Nrlmy: L vrndowS and doss. 1-•00.853.7750 dem all Free esomaMs, 25 Years existence • N 1 LrpS,...y.. • d LowlseWing L__j sones discount. sfort n0- 'swap .04 `�' & Clowns, Balloon -o -grams, MUSIC, Cinderella, Snow to wan one ba news Appk„'o,s SPKW"WI1Re, Pocahontas, Mira Mouse, loot Ba face insertion in IlSELL R NOWCALL mora. also slolato =Ppga Fredeswromla�� ANfnnAnt7 Pain Mac Power Ra 9s6)433-7 663-0707 aYa,L" CorrparabN oa N DIA1ca1,a 4A11oRNMo ng' 9' . nger, Lan King. Woody, OR 796.7259 raw cM 472.2440. N7.17N or 447.11001 Cruella Deville, Sailor moon. Skydancer the event of +•7O� 905471-5331 an error. THE NEWS ADVFItT15FR WEDNESDAY Nil AY 2%. I••7 -PAGE 23 1 rtnl•.I491"2 ' I I FA"";, III FAP «n.,,I III A0For n� e I I F R.n1B I I "`"` I I>,II« lane. I s • I ovoatMre.• • I oWIflisinsts a„•" 1/M DOOM CARAVAN. AJAX clabM Tswre. T.,bo. 4 cyl 7 feeder. new SPPCO s a0arlmenn. quiet lives, asking $4500 Carl budding, done to shopping. tied 19051509-1329 401. GO Pool, mesh. ro T1,. bedoms, mine In Park on H'y 36 Oen- weer, L x%40 and Bobcat'- dlasty and July NI Two Trsilens bedroom July Ist From $814 call Learn massage before 4 6838571 until 730pm SMO HOMESTEADER 12 AJAX' I be0rooln bas•- 30 n ob,e home. IO s ant aDar5manl separate aran tce 20 norioa room Mann tra`ar nared laundry. available July 1, Iestlast. rusty furnished One bed ,Garan.-. 5650 Uo. - TT 4 pC bath` bridge tub ,,,� Included, NO PETS oven Electric MI water, ewe I•m„n-r,-oe,a de* 10 is 16. shed. new AJAX. well maintained 1 spot on Flomm room, new bedroom base." apt., t,pel Located At Neebe - Cenlfa: sir dose to all In Park on H'y 36 Oen- weer, L x%40 and Bobcat'- ashisir as. $590 DDlu 1.'3 wows an Joan Iipq•ry ieon, on water. Asking 28,000 or best o,ar H 905465-0918 Learn massage before 4 AJAX- 3 bds.,Irfdr,2.4 Pc P.m. a CN ane- 5 P"m. fo g barns. ea( m kd,hen, Stove, pm Ask for Ders (905) tndge. Oisnwasher, tlnbe- 579-3791 ground Parksrg cabs 8 1181 FLAGSTAFF 8 n IsM uNmn Inc July 1 A,al Really Lb. 681-1184, 688 3-1611 resist, like new, !nope. stow .IC 53.850 Tele ASHBURN lar a NORTH 0"". room Ile rend, shred accommoea ' RED SETTER RESORT - A RAUNCHY, HOT, DI$TRMtITOR$I•PtMILLNOTNITERFERE hon AValfable miring al.. t tl�s family umppound and collage resat on nil Tram NEW LIVE TALK UNE. WITH PRESENT EMPLOYMENT y Gail 726 sa60 „� Lvge sham S vin FullCLEAJILA nook up +ran $825 2 And 7 Fantasies fulfilled NO SELLING REQUIRED apes uhllIse' hrstAnl Cad 9sor1 Lake 1 "Ps 8 4 PC loam. lots of cupboards. 2 bedroom conaq"s loom XXX Adults Only. Just restock established locations handl) a one d n9 Shred f3 New Home\ s3eo7wee. Rec nail. sroa. 99 in 10 mm. min- a lured product Incredible demand, proven product AOc llnodlApn fully detached. pod. Ieser,pnt swum Amyy. boo'? good IyrYmngg 905 7, 7057763096 arturn$3 )mum Use your credit and tremendous .„,7 prOfiis. Over 1560 bWtia15 alrea- BRIGHT 40' lots priced p 436.090 wfd,Vlu M;C , tills- secured. Best one r dY person business ever Just ask AJAX ROOM, caan ailed Laundry from 5140do,i(1 SmaII -lean 2 bed r— creetl- blued) our dealers Min Investment $8500 Work full a BBo. cads fireplace. Dus. Ws ImmCdI:11C cll,\In 5 to Lertd 1 -dais -283'5850 pan k,T,e. Taw Fumstied TV $ado 1 unfurn'vned (905)623.6549 Y� EVANLY RAYS. Pnn�.-^ For free colour brochure call o $3w fmo mchmve 619-1978. 416 an meg mar won non doou Office a • Retail use "s Rated r1 n 1-800.33(-4296 616.7815 CENTRAL WMIDy. 717 ATHOL ST.E.. Osma wd Immaculate 2 12 510, OBTAINING A LOAN oil Love Money career. Lucky a 4 Achieve SuC- s � PAMy � Legal i'69. 5Y• K64�� Legal lags vm,aan home. *y Drbk nww Gaslwrwd ,s NOT GUAR- cess 52997min t8., t- 900451 4055 • I Notiels • I Notices very gun, seeking non-smoking pro. hreplaC-. 3 bedrooms. 2 lug bath. fmrshd base- ANTEED. SOME COMPANIES �. 4 1 2 Y's ap en (905MMAmm am concept glass design... suit processional NEW dogs tDdrm bees vee •Modred. S67Smonth. smoking Can asclonal. close to bus MM. new Moat. lots d Large rooms. $4391monin hardwood Price $146,900. Gab (905)434-5406 for rxNID- Mat. hydro. m w. pofMmem leo• Iatxbry Avampa �mm•• drH"ly, (416)599-4962 4 BEDROOM bungalow. Ian arall. CHARGE UPFRONT FEES. OTHERS DO NOT. IT IS SUGGESTED THAT VOU INVESTIGATE HEAVENLY PSYCPC 1299 ;inn 19. 24 nrs scope 31813900677H7P7r70 $5.0024 hM HEAVENLY PSYCHIC - $299,m,n ,8• 74 -- 1.900"45, 3 78 3 DA$LI HOROSCOPE , 900.677- TWO BEDROOM base- Me new 2 pains Hard. mfMl apanmem to shale. 'A'OOd flooring. cak Cabs mature working person, rets, aeadral C's. 11A non smoke, M betament. 2 wooed acs- TIIOROUG11LY BEFORE 54GHM ANY CONTRACTS. phon , (905) 428-3716 c n n ole • I 9 y n. deeded access to Trent 7170 $5 00 24 Is— _ 11M7 epmlr Tent Traders - -° Dmeroom dDl soh9hl, upon Concept, War fireplace, nut* fol,. Safes Ism $5300 Rentals M wnokersfpns $785 - Irm $235 R4nag —. OW" 905.655r5466 p.dfe Duals-traMrq bone. DoH traq*rf swell Tmusands smI,Sb d ockbn (905)655-0176" AVAILABLE ,MM d,ately, downtown Oshawa, t.bed FABULOUS 36 IT trader on room apartment. ,WI bath and kdchen. separate en large Ips located In Won- Irwloe. S4DD/month plus derlul Famnyy Park On Pn apes uhllIse' hrstAnl Cad 9sor1 Lake 1 "Ps 8 4 PC loam. lots of cupboards. 2 432-1268 fMet, $185.000 Ces Bon- AVAILABLE ONEDtATE. r Wvro. S."on Grow LY. .n Wnsfov A0, budding. -831 -950l SPac`ous. Ca,llaed, newly apartment Courts— pwnrd, wish balcony, Coes Auto Parts I,kn. shopprtg- an 'Ae-s n 9I I & Repairs no p�*es.' irsbe�dreCom 75. caped Comwndy Fn- 2 D ' $775 CAN SPRING SPECIAL 350 - .3p-0iii3._ 305 Employs. 12 monmm, AVAILABLE JULY LST. 20.000km amanty. From SmaII -lean 2 bed r— $120 -stow, Dow an- flow I. OGH and bus - able .Mie ISI 1310 Oem - or SOS Pef week, 420-9125. 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BOWMANVILLE down. �,froF pl,•1 � I For Rerrt a 865.4132 BEAU VALLEY Pe..WW orae Tsai v,.4.d ESCORT $675 ins&SW Call for town one Dads— newly r „' pwr- oiled scam OFRCE UNITS FOR RENT rues_ loss. 3 bodn"' 1Md. Small mws,m•m r" -ad SERVICE pneing 19061 S454st oveora,ed 457'- per Monro, L",1. 21dnm apes (,KM OSHAWA 3 beaoom, send conod. goo sm. s xopm math w,M.IN" aw975-432.8234 24 hr no Class Pon PWry Oarkr,g snduad hydro O, o --lobs. ntoppmp Ad huge Dadsyaro. serge 0". Street NII, ,0S eswu b- kita,en IS." Iemmy -Odd, '4tt'�'^a1m9s Ii1M*Ffe We Exons kA Prwry 263!0.5 Defeat codon" appMances. era Aly 1 Canon: Pill" ev&40A* seen nn0imcs. AIC. FAG. FENCE a11SM9ES3 - Dae for a9 occoon3. DEAD CAR 7 Cant sten SIa9.000 open Nan• b nil q Esspwyrr d s4F SOWMANWLLE ora 7,es rr PAN you door S950Imo. loft FrN 11400) AYeleot" nIm•deray Cr T/.Pedry W/ 29eh, e�WA Ile. auger trailer=or,tpreY 0110 rags. ohant makes hosed dee ReaterlaON ,eNe W 475 11149. 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(906be3-5503 Mort gds onay dun Of an error. n .Nan low rte DuilOrhg rips" to GM Norm Pani (1M,i Ltd (905) sM-34pp otM DaMroar,, oaMm. u Mon9mp" payments ass CI•es lo 401 t GO. PaM Non wnokmr. tib PWt. $550 a 1905, 666.3211 owe fo k4crrrt • hsuhdry ala^ an, - RMu tsn's,t"o 2 Mailable nmmedaafy nnWsene. hMVIW A-1- Glow t0 all arr,"MfN I I �� HOMf and .« bedroom toeris - rnoM $E00 f.(: PMt mon wtA,"aalMNy 905- Working Nina*, no pmt. time buy"aPPkances Fir •05376-4255. 43a-6753.427-0005. I I non-Snlosmr Call 19051 837 LunrtN MP WILSON OLIVE art. 2 OSHAI9A Bmchrbr, qNn, FOf R•r1t 6773 'SPARKLING . SPwNG Sart arson. 004 Can Mdroaos, "MOW Immm• upstairs. use". we to L ER MUMAYLY large AND YOURS- Completely Rick . 728.9 1 Goldwee hdalalyr.a lendg1, slows, ennembm. ea -n k,lethsn. as furnished room a ut a renowalsd We NEW, 2 or 7 huller. 728.9414 hydro wnnao aides carr. ulakes, park. owes. am Mantua. park. Worms townenu"ss. $742 C:,kN PM` ng. wnha. a,nWwrt $I iAADsokee ABfdabb ing, pod, laddie. caw. S'� dnWow. �W cp140• WnadrY sec. D.— 263 Non-amokfrg. %am 905- (AMY omm Am WW ion wnokw. YdaM W+I,N I 10r Rif• •3M a evaWtgs 240- 432-7993. emerge RINE Tlr4 OMM YOUR N0 S9 A"O Awes. IAxeed . CLEAK am. loll seew •MN (905)437-1304 ITT Caa •G«hwman 3,•ORM DefemaWM apo 1a Famd G"a•* ltyar CoWwm PrKEOWO 3 Padroan Ind, Mei. I. 1 750. ossa, 11& 2�DdmN R No 94 4, RMR, 905.726 CpnOp. t ,2 Dsh. nNr IWANS No Brock dasher PM C*w, paMnq Oscar* ealeenpr!'y GO. -Wry rW,ovaled. No a Ifwy2. Cas 619-1 11, a wandry fee. 727-20P1. - GI MfN! A9wtN_ 905431P•335M. 34MM000K I1vwg roan' OSHAWA SOIL Laigs OUTH-, y3 � f lroo•a•as:Ti I For R,MM I I For Rkrnt I 1/a0aljya thand Vary 2 bedrooms. gas. bad o- Not •1•F19S, PropMlMs MPN h,1BI1L IT designed with pinews Iw apartAejn. 72$1150 $Wil Rap SIWOnGrot, Escel naapy $11 - lA Absolute emanca. pedilg. Uilibes W y,sP s ,76'�g@M-VS 4 DEDROOM Waft iall kfAl(Wfnr•d�ab/k,!a SICK OF REI. isUM '!. ! N required, . 427-3M0. OSHAWA: Mmor Dldlb d, gn- t!'. wail -6_S M'Y 7 a S°em Rd.. lags WHY NOT OWN A. Res Ltd 683-1811 P`W rNioasded. Pawn bus aaMu k«tm� a staapa. Wn. 41.1king,1001111. age 3 -Bed Semi $70D/month 3�EOROOM en wre". dD e n aowreoen wtamf. 2 -bedroom. $735. 3 -paid- bathroom. separaf* sa1Pr 3 -Bed bungalow $800/month no pats, 5800/month pus tooth, se3o 19os1 ate• 5740 w7snoenr $10001. In. Available ImMod asy. Cale 110 dOaR p•,IeentT •sI1Y111p17 Map, LVAUL dean., Wet SOUTH OSHAWA Brightbe"- (905)88}-3987 CA file! O(ndfg, Avalmae en es, FMKERING:Bayly W4st' 3270 between S. 8 MAnl. ewers wl. 4 M tin, daffy. 666-4312 S -9W hn apart. y. 4 � AVAM,ABLE Julence (g05)5".f2775 Or 1-801111-111,11104M pl*af* mes" mane sapbedieescarate available June Is fm Par room upper wn., 3 bethpo rm. CWAmC MARK STAPLEY 34DEDIgOM s*mshop. up. mo. pas 172 hydro and 12 as ° Isrlwon a ha0w000 room armua- Saks Rep Swim Group Excel Really sec. pyg Osrgn* ares. $410 pkf sl . smWurs CalPl as cablWn S105aMd. wnhtNs. r,sutaH, rel*renc. (051420-1483 Plus uD9bea. silo 2 bad. As, no cogs, swwas July room ape availaM July 1. ,. CAN 729-9499. PMKEIIMI($; win, ds• ushce to GOw$M bdm $700 inclusive CAI) Dennis - LAKEFRONT SOLITUDE Sao MAN" ST. E. WHIT- . spanas bemt. 80. Private s � PAMy � BY. 2 -Odin apt. avail. JWy eMnna, per". GA No 1. in mature wag main usad low I- bwl0ng nypsW Ras _ BOWMAWLLE, ,.or creek Adult community, 2 Private Beachfront retreat amongst whoa'• °°"ling. Sea'"" For S7W Caa pp5 837-0674 bedroom dHatlre lou ga- towering TallTrees, 2 Br. + 1 Den, open Curran included. opo. b view CO 666-2450. FICKERMOG5 1 -bedroom basement :artm4nL Pn' low, all appllanas, GA, fireplace. Florida room PD concept glass design... suit processional NEW dogs tDdrm bees vee •Modred. S67Smonth. smoking Can gott curse all rx. IsolsDss $900/mo $12%. +uhl. avail. July 1st. m•n1 apt., NTItDy Profen- annaly d•eont•0. pima 8837-i7.5nO ncc,uded plus ufigMs 905 -686 -ow ... yds -831-3300 Joe PSt$pD MCJasat Fes It ent., elf -n kill. 4 Pc. beth, bedroom PICKERING, 3bedroom FMCHAVWTES RD do TORDhWS Tow nouns I I I 14m, caw included, condemsmum apartment, ladled 2 weer levee 3 .veil AIN 1st aNas. ref. waw to Go and man. 1 12 bedrooms 1 ,r2 foams S625.1mo 430-9996 ■n.r 830pm. gime. appstnces broad plusrisMad Jwy it t (925 For Rent fa R•M AJAX2 bun. S,Olamonm snhdu• sine Mel Ki gh, (05)831_ Dtus 01 Can Ferry 116 . 2 Dedman. ape beds mm0o kfdr, knew. 2273. 283.5463 Jennifer 416• 2873570 worn, ubg", dishwasher, 'wsshendrTO, wrklny a RITSOWEULALIE, 2-Ded NORTH AJAX, 3-D uulltn uselia . 5985. morn Dawment apartment. coin, W 2 12 Gams. IlVnilyroom, as a s.4ow Aon 15 Alex nrl senna seOanN conditioning, lanced yard. Res Ltd 683-1811 eNrana. alga Ya" back '"'hoed moues (1090 put alto Pak Pill". laundry , avaltd• July 1 AJAX 1 bdrm baNmmm wcluad. no peed, 11ta-L Can 1905N27.3475 CalluIrti19 ap S "(of entrant. to shopnq a flow includes 05135- 0858 OSHAWA Naar .,. 25 and avail. Ane 15. $625 Clea N.0-3 SW SOUTH OSHAWA Brightbe"- atcha 3 WOroans. larOm knCMn. slow and Indge, parking 4678 b4lwsemh 10.3 a 80.9" 671 bG a large 1 bedroom, base edroom MeemD16 IM.NaNly 3270 between S. 8 MAnl. ewers wl. 4 M tin, Segs -IsAft 1"1" re rawlynnov*lad. 5600. In purred (905)7251171 Cone, 5793719 1071 IN8M $TAUT MM 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Ubll4es dlckded Stove & Rekigerata. Fairway floors 4%oughou. Parkug included. Playground Mw. Ckm to schools and shoolking. From tii•6.00. CON OW7S1-oato CLEARMATER - 2 -bed- room moDr Ramey pad). heated poOK ha tub. m.wra in DeeCne*. Beeps 6 More oduwabon esa4 awe $27S w"W. 905- _ ,nem ane,* Campgowd nwnpWsipts Americas Largest PasOn .twang"O. Resat Sale mis- monal 1.100- 4215967 24hm 1 WUnTRQED 4 bedroom be" Sandy be". mo - lot Polar And barlW. H Cons - 10"S d home m rush So". lempl*c•. fWly too ad Bon Echo P-onncnl Park (Num Of Twwedl $90,000. (905)GS&S452 TOWNs� COBOUIUG. 53995 full price s"dusled talar lot. in a w w• sandy beach, hen. ng. 1416)431-1555 or (1161w13365 EASY COMMUTE, to a n- Ia1119 seasonal trater pad on Thal River van all hook-ups. Enjoy our has 'M• pod. DIMWo1at4 aa*. and manly aMwooh m 1 12 hM. N E of Oan*rn. 1- 80"13.2212. "ALL elan... again Ll the :,tale of Veronica Gertrude Powers who died on or .thorn the 14th duy of Starch. 1997. roust he filed with the below mentioned personal representatives on or before the 4th day of N.,. 1997, after which date the estate will he Jistributnd having regard only to the ,I,I-ns of which the Estate Trustees then •h;t11 have notice ..• Catherine M. Jlrkes & Terri J. Powers E.-Aale Tru'll'Cv do Lawson & Clark Barri Iers and So,lirilon 20 Church SUM N,rth Ajax, (Hams LIT 2W6 I Coming I Coming • I Events • I Everts a SPRING I -AIR rLLJsS1l Schoolhouse Playeare Sat., May 31 (rain or shine) 10:00 - 2:00 Pine Ridge High School 2155 Liverpool Rd. N., Pickering Petting Zoo (11:00 - 1:00), Child Find, Kids Games, Bake Sale, Garage Sale, floor Prizes, BBQ, Personalized Books & Clothes. Jocus Toys, Tupperware, Partylite and much more! • I PerfpnalS f I Per•Onals OUR LADY MARY ;',lnted my family, You <J,� very special. I want i, - ,)Ie world to know that `d -i and prayers to you 3• .thing is possible. I am It: i�' n your debt. Love L.S. ' i,rthf ' StIrm - .IT'S A BOY P, _ trt r �IwleellL. .:...........I hig s:•..: i\-•...( elle plcasa•d tie, .rnnrn,nr:c tela• Isuth tit thetr -,,(rod chile!, a brit Justin 10kard hx•sph Sa•rnxd-I:a-stouts Ixrn in SLn is. IIN- at i i6 a in • %vighing Ihs - „7 Vs,ud grandparents are slnrlcy anti RiAx'n h•rr(Nil and Fla,nc .inn John la\n in.N Many thank> is) all thr nUr., at Apx- Pi,kcnng General 11, ,.pitil i Don't Miss the 27" Annual •1J Saturday June 7-15,1997 ,s,_ Its a Family Affair J or rA . K , _;(416)809-2490 2490 Brock R&N., Pickering, Ontario, L IV 2P8 AM LN PIV Ll PAGE 24 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER %EDNE_SDAY, MAY 21L 1"'I Pickering Sports photo by A J Groen Balanced on the beam Pickering Aerials Gymnastics Club's Brooke Lynn Primrose. a current provincial champion in the level ? 13-14 age group, warms up on the balance beam just prior to the club's annual meet in Pickering this past weekend. Clubs from across the Toronto region competed. Scoreboard WESTSIIORK HIE] SI.A►ITCH LLAGUE IHearlae ler 111e I11eeY 9r•OMrg May to LEAGUE STANDINGS TEAM O W L T PTS BOD Myns 1 C 2 u<r Cor�r•ac+vq C 2 o 2 Jurr100 v*90 1 0 0 2 (raves Loasm,m 1 1 C 0 2 carteaan Tire 1 1 0 0 2 do, Mora9s^•e^( + 1 0 0 2 Kwe Coq 1 0 0 t 1 Soli 2t 0 0 t 1 ()to Fah is Cr10 1 0 10 0 C&~Cafeovc 1 0 1 0 0 0,/11yn e1W,a1W" 1 0 1 0 0 Suaah Group 1 0 1 0 0 %W Line 1 0 1 0 0 OleW--d Preeeril 10 1 0 0 Bayly's 1 1 0 1 0 0 LE"', RESULTS coorkly Ca1Meo" ' s OId9 f Asn a Chip Hoe" 18. Ca.$~ TireV vat Greenwood Pnntas 1, Jurr100 video, 14 vs Cavanagh Electric 9. Blob Myers 37 h. aleytys 1 7Gam , Groves Loicllhth 14 M Durham Inanweente 9. m ManagemMt 6 vat Nor L" 1, lens Is vs S,rnon Group a. Krv-k co" 14 vs byry s 2 14 WESTNEY HEIGHTS MENS SLOPITCH LEAGUE Sondr.o as >1 Mar It Tam G M L T F A PTS Pwsla. 7 6 94 35 13 Phil -7 6 0 + 80 39 13 Rea Err Up 7 a 1 0 131 31 12 OK 1+v a4 3 1 04 88 9 Recogneon 7 4 3 0 80 S1 8 PCI 7 4 3 0 101 100 a PWOWS 6 4 4 0 72 69 a Surhnyslde 7 3 3 1 82 97 7 veers 7 3 a C 71 85 6 Second Storey 6 2 1 0 70 76 N*r 4 PmTrophy 7 2 5 0 69 lag 4 Steve F"rcn a 2 6 0 75 112 4 marine's 6 2 6 0 82 122 4 Ovison sP. 8 1 7 0 " 131 2 SCORES FROM MAY 25 Penn's 25 (WP & MVP Garay Lee vs OIC -son Prmt,ng 6 '.;LP Gerry McPhenoc. MVP Bruce ' G "tent Pat Ins " 'WP Garry L", MVP Craig Durobregs) vs Steve Fearon-R9 Ma. 0-a ,r One 5 (LP Steve Barry. MVP John Rodriquez I, Steve Fearon-ReXas Quality One 19 (WIPMVP Stew Kinnon) vs D"son Printing 8 ILP David I Keith;, Preston 1 I IMVP Shawn Capr*) vs. Second Storey 7 (MVP Manu) Bolger) Preston 7 IWP Jim Hewer. MVP Jam* Mando",) -S w Recognition 1 (LP Mike Sroi MVP Sten War,en). Second Storey 6 (WP Kevin McKay. MVP David Marshall) vs. Recognition 2 (LP Mise B(*nd. MVP Victor Hatchay). Vipers 14 (WP Good Darling, MVP Wayne Douon) vs Sunnyside 13 (LP Req Spraggo O K Tire 26 (WP Dave Bridge'. MVP Kevin Hargreaves) vs Prem*r Trophy 6 (LP Mars Ross. MVP Dean Bleke) Panthers 12 (MVP Steven Koubrdrs) vs. 0 Tore 4, Panniers 17 (MVP Wayne Mouland) vs. Premier Trophy & Phill*s 3 (WP a MVP Bill Nash) vs. Rack 'Em Up 1 (LP Mike Drennan, MVP Tom Alogg) Plnikes 7 (WP 6 MVP Sandy Smith) vs. PC.1 2 (LP Richard Scheel. MVP Hans Dy) Rack'Em Up 15 (WP At Stephens. MVP Tom MON) vs PC I a (LP At Rivett. MVP Richard Scheel) Player of the Weak. Wa i Kevin Hargreaves. O K. Tore AJAR MEN'S SLO-PITCH ASSOCIATION MASTERS OWISIOM Results as of May 25 STANDR(GS TEAM G W L T F A PTS Pizza Pino/B'3 P 2 2 0 0 24 6 4 Second Storey 2 2 0 0 21 94 Resistors 2 1 1 0 29 16 2 Gators 2 t 1 0 29 19 2 Rack'Em Up Slugs 2 0 2 0 6 27 0 Ranch Bar& Grill 2 0 2 0 17 49 0 GAME RESULTS May 22. Pizza Phno/Sult's Pump 6 vs Res slurs 4. Gators 24 vs Ranch Bar & Gilt 7, Second Storey 9 vs Rack 'Em Up Slugs 4 May 25 R"*tors 25 vs. Ranch Bar & Grill 10. Pizza P�no/Sults Pump 18 vs Rack 'Em Up Slugs 2, Second Storey 12 vs Gators 5 Call Al Rivett with sports results, 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. r Best high school basketball players take to the court It's all-star basketball time In Durham Region 30 at Durham College in Osha\\a. featuring the best Durham three-point contest goes at 7:15 p.m . prior to the boys' game at 7:30 p.m. the all-star contests. Admission is $2 for high school The 1997 Lake OntarioRegion high school players. There will also be a slam dunk contest students and adults is $2 and $1 for elementary students. Secondary Schools Athletics and butes basketball The girls' game takes place at 5:30 p.m., with a three-point at half-time of the boys' game. Players representing schools in For more information, call Bill L'Irl\ games take place Friday, May contest at half-time. 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