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Home My WebLink AboutNA1997_06_017-S Pickering e rtiser Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand June 1, 1997 Vol. 32, No. 22, Pressrun 44,=1001 A2 pa c,� Cops un een in Pickering murder attempt PICKERING — An 18 -year-old man is ' The bullets passed though the �:u's win - sought b) police after gunshots narrowly dows, in one side and out the other." Neither missed two men in a car following a man was injured. dispute over money at a Pickering Sgt. Grimley said Kelly James home. Osborne, of Glamorgan Avenue in ' Durham Regional Police said sev- Scarborough, is wanted on two eral bullets passed through both sides charges each of attempted murder of the front windows of the car, just and threatening death, in addition to missing both 23 -year-old Pickering .W several weapons offences. ' men. The pair were at a Major Oaks i1't'•' `" O J "We believe he is still in possession of the gun and consider him to be Drive home Wednesday evening �, ' armed and dangerous;' said Sgt. ' when they became involved in a dis- Grimley. pute with a resident of the address The suspect is described as white, over owed money, police said. 6'3" 177 pounds. with shaved black "At that time a fourth male armed KELLY JAMES hair and haul eyes. with a semi-automatic handgun inter- OSBORNE Anyone with information about his vened. As both men were leaving the 'Armed and dan- whereabouts is asked to call police at armed man approached their car and gerous' 579-1520 or Crime Stoppers at 436 - fired;' said Sergeant Jim Grimley. 8477. Metro cop faces drunk INSIDE driving, gun charges after hit -run crash BY STEPHEN SHAW DURHAM STAFF PICKERING — An off-duty Metro cop has been charged with drunk driving, refusing a breath test, flee- ing an accident and careless storage of his firearm after a two -car crash in Pickering. Durham Regional Police said a van driven by a 26 - year veteran of the Metropolitan Toronto police force drove off after sideswiping the driver's side of a car while turning at the intersection of Finch Avenue and Ferncliff Circle Thursday. The driver of the car struck in the supper -time col- lision -- who suffered minor injuries — tailed the van See PICKERING/Page 2 A Study in Studying - As stu- dents near exam time, we speak to the experts on studying. -- See page 13 Editorial Page ...........6 Sports . ...............21 Classified ............24 HOW TO REACH US General ..........683-5110 Death Notices .....683-3005 Auction Line ......683-7545 Sincerely Yours ........ ............ 14800-662-8423 Email ................ Newsroom®durhamnews.net Internet ............. . http://www.durhamnews.net w werPri ! �11e tido t ce The Motorola Star Tac is the wor`ld's smallest axd lig�tte�t t acellular phone. It weighs as little as 3.1 oz. and fits in the palm of your hand! Visit us for a demonstration. Svy rfA . O"F II�RavE�rrs eY For a..te. ra cap r.a - vstr OUR stawnoort sm $111d":...t o1r Fl.rooa AN.) fr8�2445 Blaisdale MONTESSORI schools .ru , ' %+'SIVIC C905J 509.5005 Head office photo by Ron Pietrortiro Hurdlingthroughp space on the way a win to .. Jermaine Martinborough of Pickering High School clears a hurdle en route to winning the midget boys 100 -metre hurdles race at regional high school track and field championships held at Oshawa's Civic Fields Wednesday. Competi- tors from schools around the region competed in various track and field events at the competition. 1 Y- PAGE 2 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 1 1997 P Pickeringman charged hit-and-run PICKERING/From page 1 for a brief distance to the driveway of a nearby residence, where a man got out and "was seen running into the house;' Durham Police Sergeant Jim Grimley said. Durham police officers were called to the residence and when searching the front seat of the van, found a loaded police - Task force issue semi-automatic Glock handgun taken into custody. inside a duffel bag, Sgt. Grimley said. The officer was suspended from his "The van was left unlocked at the police duties with pay by a Metro staff time." inspector. Sgt. Grimley said a resident of the He was relieved of his police badge and house was arrested by officers who pistol. Sgt. Grimley said. "formed the opinion he was intoxicated." He said the officer's name would not be He said a 50 -year-old undercover ofti- released until the charges against him are car for Metro Police 42 Division was sworn into court, as is Durham Reeional Meq, plan tO Jo.e;a .� Pickering waterfront PICKERING — A task force of citizens and others is being appoint- ed to help plan the future of Picker- ing's waterfront. The formation of the Waterfront 2001 Task Force was announced Monday by Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs. It will consist of representa- tives of the community, service clubs, yacht clubs, environmental groups, lakefront area landowners, Ontario Hydro (which owns the Pick- ering Nuclear Generating Station on the waterfront), the Metro Toronto and Region Conservation Authority and the Town of Pickering. The task force's job will be to develop a comprehensive vision of how Pickering's waterfront should take shape in the future. It will meet with both landowners and residents as a first step in developing that vision. It will also examine land use alternatives, evaluate their impacts on existing residents and the environ- ment and suggest options for consid- eration by the next Pickering Council to be chosen in the municipal elec- tion in November. Dave Steele, chairman of Picker- ing -Ajax Citizens Together (PACT) for the Environment. will chair the task force. "I am calling upon all those inter- ested in Pickering's waterfront to become involved with and communi- cate ideas to assist in the creation of a master strategic plan for Picker- ing's waterfront;' he says in a media release on the task force. Mr. Steele expects the group's pri- orities to include public access to the waterfront, bringing the waterfront trail to the shore, enhancing the existing lakeside community and the preservation of Frenchman's Bay. Much of Pickering's waterfront land is currently owned by various government agencies, including the MTRCA. The task force plans to hold a design workshop on the waterfront for the public in late June. For more information about Waterfront 2001 contact Dave Steele at 837-0117. Written submission should be addressed to Waterfront 2001; c/o Dave Steele, 966 Timmins Gardens; Pickering, Ont., L1W 2L2. Pay your News Advertiser carrier the $ 5.00 delivery charge and you could win a WN EXAZnY tt LUSMTn 2711 T.V. For collection *6 Police Service policy for all people charged. The Pickering man was released on a promise to appear in Oshawa provincial court July 17. Sgt. Grimley said the 20 -year-old Pick- ering man who was driving the car suf- fered injuries to his neck and ribs. Dam- age from the collision totalled $3,000. Fresh Cut Meats At Fresh Chicken $ 49 wlilgs lb. Save 80'10b. Fresh Octoberfeft$ 99 Sausage lb. Save *Z**v. . Cesare CM Pork Chops lb $389 Texas stype Back Ribs s38q Broils Broils $69$ 69 3 m. M., ,/ �, Ground$ 89 uaac Z lb. Great on the a" Letson & Herb or 1ts8an Marinated Boneless Chicken Breasts Save sI"a Butterny Pork Chops $ 69 Ib. J Chicken' Souvlaki Save 6I">.. $4 99 lb. J 499 Pork Tenderlo* s S 49 Pan -Fry L �IIIIIftels iTM liwr�l lad. Pkkhk � Meats s a••s �_ - M a . TrM/q a" ARwtr. 04011 i ' o' Firift941,111- 1s@4 "The Meat People" � comsumiffn CAR MART AUTO SERV/CE SUPER CENTRE •• • Hours: Mon., flues., Wed., Fri. :Iff :•;: 8:00 a -m.-6:00 p.m. Thurs. 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m., Sat. 8:00 a.m.-5:00 P.M. Rotation & In: $19.98batterychorlie NUM - Most ars & %M trt ft AM fl" IWW wW �. forFREE kWWft 6 ides 1NX of vW pt>tsiun it .r e0y date jum isw _.-......--.-�.-...-«.�^�.�«.-.-.-.. ..r uu u�Myu YY wYu., •-YM•M1. ti-..---... .--.w««--.«.... L xM; K-9 cops Durham police hope to get their dogs BY SHAWN SIMPSON DURHAM STAFF The old cliche, a dog is man's best friend, does- n't necessarily apply to criminals. Meet Durham Regional Police Constable Leo. He is an intimidating, 85 -pound, highly trained Ger- man shepherd with over 150 arrests — and only one bite — to his credit with just five years of service. Since 1992, the Durham Regional Police force's canine unit consisted of Leo and his partner/handler Constable Peter Vanderduim. But with the public's help, they're hoping to change that and acquire five more just like Leo. "Toogether we teamed up and we are going to attempt to get money to bring the canine unit up to where it ought to be," says Bruce McArthur, one of three trustees appointed to spearhead the campaign. "Our job is to get five dogs, four general purpose dogs plus one specialist. That specialist will be a drug, explosives, and firearms dog" The canine unit needs about $100,000 over the next year to purchase and care for the five dogs and buy a canine police cruiser, says Mr. McArthur. Each four -legged constable costs about $12,000 to prepare for street duty and that doesn't include man- power costs. "Tax support money is not available," Mr. McArthur says. "It's cut, cut, cut for policing" Durham police will recognize any significant financial contribution to the fund by placing the donor's name on the cruiser alongside the name of the dog. Leo, with Durham Regional Police Consta- ble Peter Vanderduim. either male or female — preferably not a timid nature. The dog must be between one to one -and -a - half years of age." Anyone who knows of a dog ranching this description is asked to contact Pat Robinson at Durham Regional Police at 579-1520. Anyone wanting to make a donation to the canine support fund can call secretary treasurer Lill Bolton at 428- 9600. "We're deeply concerned with the E community and this is a great communi- ty effort," says Oshawa City Councillor Nester Pidwerbecki who was on hand° for the announcement at police head- gAR�iA1NS.. ' rte. quarters in Oshawa on Tuesday. "We E should all get behind iC' As a member of the Oshawa Central Lions Club, Mr. Pidwerbecki was a major factor in acquiring Leo, says Mr. •ropAY'S McArthur, noting the club donated �1...� $21,000 to help get the canine unit offs the ground back in '92. In addition to financial support, the canine unit would also like to take a look Sunday, June 1M at any dogs which may have the poten- *AAF ME tial to become an integral part of this • A*ft aur. 4E specialized team • AinMe Pllnrteq Pkk. "We require a very specific type of • lkdOWN Ajar animal," says Const. Vanderduim. • 111" Ajfn>m& "We're looking for a German shepherd,•CWAdheThe Mac • oiftir amour ,AaM+Tel► - ` � � 'rA AO . tokiiiiiii - • leli�eei9tgnorelie Irrifirlr 11geA �jrelNdc •lei - �� • Una ttlfft rlberw AjfltlPlit. •IMilUffe'tr _ p„t . LM oft • Ptfrfree PMn x _'jrfow • Pr1oeCAedt Feel ##M.* • Urile4Oft A11111dlhk • 9= • UrlMEMRe Pick • tkL'ead to adedei ro.�ebtdt..y Reaeeoeber, r bails, Wdodite tear m to@y paper, cm be I Ith dw not of yew ■swapper themew y"r blear f•o: rR000z�a iofiaesstlow en detiveri•e tars,`* out ALVIN BNDUWRR stl t103�31it JrXI1 nday's carrier of the vk is, Kurt. Kurt exnjoys ckey, foott 4 baseball d builds models. He 9 neceim a dicuier for 4 d a T-shirt compiments Buqp King Kurt for ine our Carrier of the CoannilaWd To Exceaence 1250 Kington Rd., Pickering 345 McKenzie Ave., Aiax THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 1, 1997 - PAGE 3 E lent il]• NLJF V_ j AT i t tirii� "i.I a V WA r.ivqu Dy SnO, tlng, AJAX —Police ace'bb the hunt it"Ajax-Pickering "General Hospital, a car with an obscene decal on struck the boy in the leg. He was rear window after a 15 -year-old treated for minor injuries and ax boy was the victim of a drive- released from hospital. 7`1 , pellet gun shooting early Thurs- -,:.Sgt. Grimley said it was likely a "random- shooting. "The victim n Durha Regional Police Sergean ` •_probably happened to be in the i Grimley said the boy was walk- wrong place at the wrong time." home on Coughth len Street, in e He said the suspect car is a newer - a of Lester B. Pearson Public model black Grand Am or Cavalier pool, around I a.m. when one of with a decal on the rear window of a lr occupants in a black car passing naked woman's silhouette. find a shot at him. ;" Anyone with information is asked A pellet, which was latereremoved to call police BROKEN WINDSHIELNUP TOSAVE 140.00 No Overcharge to Insurance Co. pckerring Locatiotimeyn) We Pay up CHANCE ,-� to ,t® 1+' WIN on I Ful I Size FREE OIL CHANGE 250"St W8130 : Tank 860 Brock Rd. S. 016 Deductible Alu 61MM Draw June 30 ^-7 420-0834 • Based on Insurance Pnces • All work Guaranteed • Call for details on Car ;lean -ups: INTERPRO 860 Brock S. 8374819 Unit #11 AUTO GLASS Pickering, Ont. Why Would You Believe the Liberals and the Tories Now? Dan McTeague's Liberals in 1993 promised to: *scrap, kill, abolish the GST - instead they gave us a billion dollar harmonization and we're still paving the GST. *create jobs, jobs, jobs - instead they kept unemployment figures hovering around 10%. *preserve health care and education - instead they slashed health care/ education to the provinces by $7 Billion or 40%. *keep Canada together - instead they took us to within 50,000 votes of losing our united Canada. .lean Charest and the Conservatives in 1984 promised to: *balance the budget - instead they gave Canadians the biggest deficits in history and doubled our debt. *lower our taxes - instead they gave us the GST, 71 tax increases, and 2"temporary" surtaxes that we are still paving. *hold a free vote on capital punishment - instead the MP's either stayed home or voted the party line. *keep Canada together - instead they gave us the divisive Distinct Society, Meech Lake and Charlottetown Accord. The Reform Party and Ken Griffith will balance the budget by 199811999, leave an additional $2000 in the pockets of families by the year 2000, increase funding to health care and education by $4 billion, make families a priority, hold a binding national referendum on capital punishment, and continue to insist on the equality of all eople and the equality of all provinces. Ask yourselves: Are you tired of politieums who He during election campaigns? Do you want to be able to hold your MP accountable between elections? If you believe that politicians in this riding have not kept their promises in the past and that you should be able to IMLA-LIW then vote for Ken Griffith and the Reform Party on June 2nd. Ken Griffith knows that you must be given the right to recall your MP if helshe misrepresents himselVherself or ties aurin elections. Only the Reform Party will give you the essential legislation that will enable you to keep politicians accountable and honest in the future. Vote Reform! X if a - M a J 11111 Audwized by D. Wile, Official Agent Ken Griffith Campaign Office ti31-0029 PAGE 4 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 1199'7 Lone robber escapes from Pickeringbank heist with bag of cash p PICKERI NG — Police are hunting for a walked into the National Bank at 1848 Liver- robber made no indication he was armed. He The bandit is white, blonde, 25 to 30,5' 10" bandit who robbed a Pickering bank Thursday. pool Rd. just before H: 15 a.m., handed a teller left the bank on foot and may have escaped in and slim. He wore sunglasses, a green and Durham Regional Police report a man a bag and demanded it be filled with cash. "Ile a minivan parked at a nearby Burger King. black jacket, black pants and white runners. Dr. Libu Kati Ajax Medkal Arne RoN&V 601 Harwood Ave. S., Suite 208 e Ajax, Ont. L1S 2J5 Tel: (905) 686-4439 Torrance Medical & Vero Clinic 2930 Eglington Ave. E. (East of McCowan Rd.) Scarborough, Ont. MU 2E4 Tel: (416) 438-8000 Pay your News Advertiser carrier the $ 5.00 delivery charge and you could win a NOT EXACTLY AS ILLUSTRATED 2711 T.V. For collection #F6 Celebrate Water Safety Week June 1-7, 1997 (NC}—Summer is a time for swimming. boating or exploring shorelines for many Canadians_ Thankfully. most of these people will give some thought to water safety. Unfortunately some will not. Drowning is one of the leading causes of unintentional injury death for Canadians aged 1 to 44 years old. More drownings occur during the summer months than at any other time of year. Almost all of these deaths could be prevented - y the Canadian Red cross has declared Jane 1 to 7, 1"7 National wager safety week. With support from the Canadian Tire Child Protection Foundation. partidpating Canadian Tme Associate Stores amass the wdl host Red Cross FFD choia�nneJ and 8. At the clinics. Red Cross staff and volunteers will Provide information, and a sistaooe to odea the best PFD for you and your fhmily- Mw Red Cross e0000rages parents so make me char cbildma wear PFDs at all times wbea in an or mound the waw. "WhHe a PFD can nevfff Labe the piece of adnk supervision, it can hdp proW and b0sa expiaios Hath ClWdted� R Cross National Coordinator Water Safety Swtices. And k is iaepartaot that adults set an exatopie by wearing thick own PFD's. Ch Foundation I E It's the fiat Tuesdav of the mouth'. P Soil Becipics raw Cre Mie APOOrtp Vw�s 'Like all good thirigs, this sale doesn't last very Iona, and there are a few Imp we couldn't include: cosmetics, fragrances, Bath and Body, clearance books, carfce MFIS and services, Easy Spirit shoes, Eaton Gift Certificates, Jockey and Calvin Klein apparel, L¢ Claibome and Guess fashion accessories and apparel, men's and women's regular- and sale -priced designer ralktctions, Mont Blanc accessories, Pmspector footwear, Royal Velvet towels, Eaton Home towels, Sunglass Hut, watch straps, sale -priced and twartce-priced NO Jewellery and Guw watches. 'Eaton's will deduct an amount equivalent to the GST from the total price of your purchase. Excluded from ' this offer are: Panasonic GA00 TVs, computers, pre-recorded videos, CDs b tapes. These discount offers cannot be combined together or with any other tax savings offer. Be sure to bring some ID with you (since you probably don't look 65). And if you're not sure about something, just ask a sales associate. Offers not valid in our Yonge-Eglinton and Brantford stores. t THE NEWS ADVENMER SUNDAY, JUNE 1, M7. PAGE S CAWwantsG M to build P super batterylant in Oshawa p BY BRIAN L.EGREE DURHAM STAFF OSHAWA - The Canadian Auto Workers say General Motors could turn a $50 -million profit in its first year by building a "super battery plant" here. Union and company officials huddled for two hours at the Holiday Inn Thurs- day as the company outlined plans to cease production of batteries in Oshawa and five other plants in North America and build two super battery plants, in the United States and Mexico by the year 2000, says Don Whalen, CAW Local 222 plant chairman. According to Mr. Whalen, GM offi- cials maintain the company's North American battery plant operations lost $30 million last year. However, CAW officials say cheaper Canadian labor costs are the competitive edge which would make a super plant in Oshawa profitable. The CAW will request a meeting with GM officials to discuss the eco- MBERLEA %DENTAL CENTRE WALK IN HOURS Daily 8am - 9pm Sat. 10am - 4pm EMERGENCIES SEEN IN 2 HRS. 1*1 24 HR. EMERGENCY PAGER AMBERLEA SHOPPING CENTRE ON WHITES RD. PICKERING BETWEEN FINCH & HWY 401 • Nitrous Oxide Gas • Denture Services, Partials • Collect From Insurances y-e& --e c -..y ..6...e DURHAM COLLEGE BEACH 19" VOLLEYBALL Individual or Team JaWaSTIM SWI lin Ula fttllorrirtg Inguar • 3 GREAT SAND TS •Co-ed ReueetlorW it's [Open • Co-ed fisc 6's ftn A Aesdvants • Co-ed R•c 6s Board o/Cdrecatic•l • Co-ed Co nped0w 4's • Coed High Shcoal 6's: 4s • Cost MIM Per Person •�4111 - i*kPs'wnk • P1ry be#= wsmk o(Am 161h FOR MR) ~f-- 72 /-30#0 Pay your News Advertiser carrier the $5.00 delivery charge and you could win a •fes t7tA V AS Luisn m 2711 T.V. -'For collection *6 nomics, says Mr. Whalen. GM spokesman Greg Gibson called Thurs- day's meeting "early discussions" regarding pos- sible changes to the company's battery plant operations. `"lite battery business is an extreme- ly competitive part of our business and we have to find ways to stay competitive." Under GM's plan, the Oshawa plant would 1995 USED COMPACT VAN. 32.000 kms. A few spills on seats. Some grime in the cupholders. Smells like smoke. Tires as bald as the owner, who must sell to upgrade to an Astro. Asking $22,900. Ad number 06487. 1994 COMPACT VAN. 40.000 kms. Nice colour. Not loaded. Only 1 acc- dent. $20.680. Ad number 48254. _ 1995 VAN. Only 28.000 kms. Teenager driven, never over the limit. Holds 18 (7 legally). Ad number 17453- $22.500. Ask for Buck. .- 1993 PASSENGER/ CARGO VAN. Perfect for transport of seafood. White with large Mackerel decal on sides. Doesn't smell (with windows open). $21.000. Ad number 79462. Ask for 'Shin. Ray, 1944 COMPACT VAN. City driven, by elderly retiree. Bike racks and trailer hitch included. Ad number 42008. $23,350. 1996 COMPACT VAN. No accidents caused by owner. New shiny paint. $21.000. Ad number 44735. 1995 COMPACT VAN. Wife just had her nose done. Insists I buy van with passenger air bag, like an Astro. Call Dirk. Ad num- ber 67432. Asking $23,000. 1997 COMPACT VAN. Similar to the Chevy Astro, but more expensive. Asking $25,000. Call Nina. Ad rhtrn- bar 77309. 1996 COMPACT VAN. Looks nice. Great commercials. No good features 1'r IF cup holders. Comes with seat- belts. Cal Ted and Lorraine. $22,500. Ad number 19008. 1999 COMPACT VAN, Expecting second set of triplets. Must trade in ctxrerd van for an 8 -seater Astro. Cal Debbie. $22,900 or become a distribution centre and only about 43 of the battery plant's 343 workers would be required to operate it, says Mr. Whalen. The super plants will each employ 443 workers. GM officials told the CAW the company will decide June I I if the funding is in place to build the super plants and, if approved, construction on the facilities could begin as early as December, best offer. Ad num- shape, no spills ber 73099. _ ever, really. Call 1994 COMPACT Betty. Ad number VAN. Must sell to 94375. - upgrade to Astro 1994 3 YEARS with side -guard NEW. Fully loaded beams, now that compact van. son has his licence. (except for passen- Call Fred. Ad num- ger air bag) No war- ber 55093. ranty. No roadside 19% VAN. Must sell assistance. But in current van to pretty good shape. upgrade to Astro, Just $20,099. Ad with battery run- number 46577. down protection. 1996 COMPACT Also looking for a VAN. $22.000. Low. good international low mileage. Mint exchange program condition. Just dri- for 16 year old. ven to and from job - Interested parties, in site. Call Manny. Ad either my van or my number 87565. _ kid. should contact 1995 COMPACT Rudger. Ad number CARGO/PASSEN- 69380. - - ____ GER VAN. 1995 COMPACT Upgrading to bigger VAN. Must sell Astro for booming existing van. It deli delivery busi- seems I require ness. Pretty sure we 4 -wheel ABS and a know how to re - good Optometrist. install seats. Interior $23.500. Ad number is burgundy with 55350__--_ -- mustard coloured 19% PASSENGER carpet I believe 4 VAN for sale Good was French's mus - condition. No sliding tard. Just $20.500. door child safety Call David, ad nun - lock. Looking for bet 28753_ -- both a van with this 1997 COMPACT feature and my VAN_ Almost new. 4 -year old. Ad rum- Good utility vehicle. W 99284._ -- No airconditioning. 1995 VAN. Moving Small engirhe makes to Arizona Must it a good fairly van• $ea to buy van with because it doesn't 24 hour roadside 90 too 41311. Askhng assistance. Call 21.000. Ad number Ned. Ad number 75645 63271. Asking 1996 VAN. $23,000- COMPACT/CARGO 1994 COMPACT /PASSENGER. VAN. Just charged Great Shape. jobs. Now ruining a Helped six friends shuttle service for move last year. Jerry Springers Carpet can be guests. Need a van repaired. Asking with removable mid- $20.299. Call Pete. the and rear seats. Ad number 09475. Ad number 26376_ 1997 COMPACT 1996 COMPACT VAN. Fully loaded VAN. Gently used with buckets. Yup. for dog walking ser- it's got a whole vice. Canine aroma bunch of buckets in included at no extra the back we'll throw charge. Nose prints in for free. Just will come off the $23,500. Ad number windows with a bit 75643. Of cleaner. Asking 1916 VAN. Great for $23,000. Ad rurrtber hauling kids and 97663• other crud. Real 1996 USED COM- workhorse. Only PACT VAN. 30,000 km (this $20.699. Comes year). Don't miss with driver and Pas- out. Call Bob. Ad senger seats. The number 22075. 11981 of your ten- ,996 VAN. Only gars can sit on milk 10,000 ton. spent 2 crates (not sup- weeks as a pizza plied). Ad number 87563. delivery van. Needs best offer Ad num- body work shocks, 1997 COMPACT brakes and VAN. YOM! Just Scotchguard. had our sixth Idd Vwlrtg 10 trade for and need to new C" Astro. upgrade to Astro Call Lance. Ad nium- with seating for bar 06835. eight Used 1 year for runnwhg kids to 1995 daycare, hockey. COMPACT VA/4D soccer. scouts soccer. 32,000 kms. A few guides, school. But. spills on seats. really, irs in great Some grlmw in the cupholders. Smells like smoke. Tires as Compact bald as the owner, • who must sell to upgrade to an Astro. • Asking $22.900. Ad number 06487. 1994 COMPACT 1997 CHEVY VAN. 40.000 kms. ASTRO. Brand new. Nice colour. Not 4 -wheel ABS, dual air bags. 4.3 litre Vortec loaded. Only 1 acci- V6 engine. 4 speed dent. $20,680. Ad automatic transmis- number 48254. sion with overdrive. 1995 VAN. Only rear wheel drive. 8 28.000 kms. person seating, air Teenager driven, conditioning, AM/FM never over the limit. stereo, child safety Holds 18 (7 Illy)' locks• side guard door Ad number 17453. beams. intermittent Only $22,500. Ask for !1:9.995 lease Buck. er month! 1993 PASSENGER/ 36 myon s -Complete CARGO VAN. with new car smell Perfect for transport and those little rubber of seafood. White "hairs" on the tires. Call 14800-163-7483 with large Mackerel decal on sides. Doesn't smell (with windows open). $21.000. Ad number 79462. Ask for 'Sting" Ray. 1994 COMPACT VAN. City driven. by elderly retiree. Bike. racks and trailer hitch included. Ad number 42008. W3_354 1996 COMPACT VAN. No accidents caused by owner New shiny paint. $21.000. Ad number 44735.-- 1995 COMPACT VAN. Wife lust had her nose done. Insists I buy van with passenger air bag, like an Astro. Call Dirk. Ad num- ber 67432. Asking 323 000. 1997 COMPACT VAN. Similar to the Chevy Astro, but more expensive. Asking $25,000. Call Nina. Ad num- ber 77309. 1995 COMPACT VAN. Looks nice. Great commercials. No good features except cup holders. Comes with seat- belts. Call Ted and Lorraine. $22,500. Ad number 19008. 1996 COMPACT VAN. Expecting second set of triplets. Must trade in kxxrsnt van for an 8-seeter Astro. Cal Debbie. 522,900 or best offer Ad num- ber 73099. 1994 COMPACT VAN. Must sell to To Cllr upgrade to Astro fl! Mai With side -guard iM11"M 1 beams, now that son has his licence. Call Fred. Ad num- ber 55093. says Mr. Whalen. '11ey don't necessarily have the sites for the plants,' he says. "I pleaded with them to consid- er Canada. There's lot of room to expand in Oshawa. They said their consultants had been in and done their investigations" However, GM is willing to consider proposals from the union, says Mr. Gibson. You shotild know Utas: tBased on a 36 month lease for Chevy Astro Van 1 SA equ pped as described. A� I20,000 � .� S� ^00, kilometre. A minimum clown payment of $3,000 is required. Security deposit of $300 is required. 'F I� ed. Offer applies to 1997 new or demonstrator models. Dealer order or trade may be necessary. Dealer may seltAease for kiss. Offer applies to qualified retail h+....h«..,. customers onlyt.PNW time offer while quantities last. Offer may not be combined or used with other offers. OAC. Visit your local Chevrolet dealer or call 14OD 463-7483. PAGE 6 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, ,LUNE 1,197 Ajax -Pickering ♦ditonalsNews Advertiser andett ers' A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial Exercise 0 your right After all the campaign ads, speeches, debates and insults, the citizens of Canada, not the politicians, will have the last word Monday. The last word — the many millions of votes cast from coast to coast to coast — is a fundamental, sacred right enjoyed by every citizen of Canada. It's as precious as free speech, as cherished as free enterprise and costs absolutely nothing at the polling booth. And yet, as many as 30 per cent of those who have the right to vote won't even bother. Some will have legit- imate reasons such as illness. But several million Canadians, be it because of apathy, ignorance or pure cynicism, will sit this election out, just as a significant minority sit out every election. It's a pity more people don't vote. In a country where many complain their voices are not heard, where they feel they just can't or won't make a difference, this is a change to stand up and literally be counted along with your fellow citizens. Why not take that chance? It only comes along, at most on average, once a year in the three levels of government we vote into office. Is it really so difficult to go to the polling station and vote? There are a number of clear-cut choices in this elec- tion campaign. The four major parties have candidates running in each riding in Ontario and in most ridings in Canada. The four major parties — Liberal, New Democratic, Progressive Conservative and Reform — have distinct, different visions for Canada. No one can say there are no choices. If your beef is with your local candidate, i.e.,' I'm not impressed with anyone running in my riding;' remem- ber the candidate is only the local standard-bearer in a national campaign. You have to consider the party leader, the party policies, the party track record and the party's vision for the future. Your local candidates are the party's choice to carry their colors. Their own back- grounds and what they say are important, but only to a point. Someone once said: "Democracy's not perfect but it's the best form of government man has yet devised„ Truer words were never spoken. The candidates aren't perfect, nor are their parties. Who is? In this imperfect country, the best thing a citizen can do is marls a ballot and be counted on election day. Do the right thing Monday and vote. 161 To respond to this editorial call Infosource at nfosource 683-7040 and dial 5104 Ajax Pickering mews Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Metrolard Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday • Letters to the editor Topless advocates want decency laws based on whims To the editor: Re the ongoing controver- sy over the fact that women publicly exposing their breasts for certain reasons is no longer a legally indecent act in Ontario: If the so- called "topless protests" in Ontario in recent times have been expressions of support for the principle of equality, why haven't the demonstra- tors demanded that women be accorded the legal right to expose their breasts for a sex- ual or commercial purpose, since men have this legal right? If these protests have been expressions of support for the principle of body autonomy, and/or of opposition to the embodiment of puritanism in law, why haven't the demon- strators demanded that every individual be accorded both the aforementioned legal right, and the legal right to publicly expose her/his geni- tals? It appears that the demon- strators want Canada's public indecency laws to be based not on a philosophy of jus- tice, but rather on their whims. It also appears that their denunciations of the standards employed by these laws outside of Ontario as being puritanical, sexist vio- lations of the individual right to body autonomy are hypo- critical. Incidentally, there is wide- spread misconception — caused in part by the media — that the Ontario Court of Appeal ruled last December that women have a constitu- tional right to publicly expose their breasts for cer- tain reasons. In fact, the court merely ruled that their doing this does not violate the Criminal Code of Canada. Helen St. Claire, Pickering The News Advertiser accepts let- ters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neatly hand- written, 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and Iasi name or two initials and a last name. Please include a phone number for verification. The edi- tor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and content. Opinions expressed in letters are those of the writer and not neces- sarily those of the News Advertiser. JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor -in -Chief STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Advertising Manager EDDIIE KOLODZIEJCZAK, Classified Advertising Manager MONIQUE LEA, Real Estate Advertising Manager ARE FAKHOURIE. Distribution Manager BARBARA HARRISON, Production Manager JANICE O'NEIL, Assistant Production Manager CHERYL HAINES, Assistant Prod M STEVE HOUSTON Managing Editor Not quite up to the challenge We came, we saw, we embarrassed ourselves. The; occasion was the first-ever community challenge last week at Pine Ridge Secondary School in Pickering to raise money for Pickering's youth park currently on the drawing board. The News Advertiser team entry arrived at the athlet- ic fields of Pine Ridge with few preconceptions, which is to say we were fairly certain we would finish somewhere around the bottom. We did. We would have done worse, I'm sure, but for the help of u;vcn Pine Ridge students who graciously agreed to join us so we could field a complete team in the compe- tition. Our undying gratitude goes to students John Petrevski, Kevin Kobzan, Sean Donaldson, Jeffrey McFarland, Allison Darby, Brian Parke and Jason Hagen. These students, young and good looking and active, helped us immensely. Special mention goes to 'ambas- sador' Karin Toszegi, who accompanied us from event to event and made sure we felt good about ourselves despite our obvious limitations. Some background: The community challenge, orga- nized to help make the Pickering Youth Park become a reality, consisted of a series of fun and mostly non -ath- letic events. It gave everyone equal opportunity to express and shame themselves. There were things like a tug-of-war, an obstacle course, a football toss and three-legged races in which each team of 10 participated. Early on, the News Advertiser team (again, with the help of our Pine Ridge host members) thought we may actually be able to finish strongly in the standings. We won our first two events (the tug-of-war and the three- legged race) and then fell apart. News Advertiser circulation manager Abe Fakhourie led the charge in one event, in which team members dressed and undressed each other in firefighting gear, fur- ther strengthening our position in the overall standings. Alas, we were struck with the ailment which has brought down so many mighty competitors: Cockiness. From the fourth event on, we simply got worse. The only thing that saved us, at the end of the day, was the end of the day. A time limit set on the event spared us any fur- ther embarrassment. But I will say this: The community challenge was a wonderful way to make new friends, have fun in the sun (I will wear sunscreen next year) and raise awareness for a good cause. Kind words are offered to Pickering counccii1k r Sherry Senis for badgering me into entering a team and coitgrat- ulations are offered to all those who took part I'm still sore, but I had a great time. Steve Houston is a regular contributor to our Sunday col- umn rotation. To respond to this column call Infosourre at 683-7040 and &.i s►nm TO REACH US General: 683-5110 CMUIRM: 683-0707 Di"dNitim: 683-5117 Admi /Clawified Fax: 683-7363 Composing Fax: 579-9273 E-mail: newsroomOdurhantnews.net The News Advertiser is one of tie Metros st! Printing. Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. 'nue News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax A Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc.. Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadiaa Circulations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisemeat limited to space Price error occupies. 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L 1 S 2H5 uaa"ag`r httP://www.dwtwnnw,.net ,�rrrAvHOOK, Administration Manager .7 _ • � Coodw cra.+..wr New contract THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 1, 1997 • PAGE 7 'Catholicsupport school raises Custodians still crate School Board have approved Canadian Union of Public Employees without contract - al, technical and clerical staff and the Durham Region Roman Catholic Sep- CI ARKF HENNING INC awl TRUSTEES & INSOLVENCY CONSULTANTS li/ "Free Confidential Consuhation" OFF HOURS BY APPOINTMENT OtiHAa:A oxvo mi (Wi) _2F19.44H NORVNGSIDE MALL(SamhurwL____(416) 283-8i4o tiCARBOROUGHjaoraoi (416)750-9620 TORONTO mmo SR um—(416) 364-4421 BRA-MIPTON rw vm "m ,a a snw —(905) 455-5705 ST CATHOUNES (905) 684(-3191 w j j �.r•r�or.� !I Otatlete RfeO Oatassal name 1111111111ifty`ftm agreements that will give the 300 workers small pay hikes in the next two years. "Both groups got basically the same contracts — no concessions and a little bit of money," says Cora -Lee Bugden, head of Local 218 of the (LUPE), which represents the work- ers. In September, they'll get a 15 -cent raise and another 10 cents in Septem- ber 1998. The average CUPE worker makes between $15 and $17 an hour. Pickering trustee Jim McCafferty, who headed negotiations for the board, said no layoffs are required in the contract which will run from April 1, 1996 to March 31, 1999. Meanwhile, 150 to 200 custodians with the board are going into concili- ation in their contract negotiations, Ms. Bugden says. 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II!'it100lICTNE T6pM10L00aEa: tteoaM atq as- 0a101I0a66reateat Isade trtee dsseraewa o1 a tlln 1taaM aaterye be MMIT (1) tira (q VOL ever tatiae 068elea0aa la7.a91 (1q Na 8PEti4kL tiITlEFAW pgUFs: ollotdd ten ooMarw• anal tYwd e)teelel t10alaat oroaM? (+) We. tlyd tally sOtaa aOUPL 93,4) (5) YM, btr In aqusl awaaei b a• orovDa. te. 7. s. 9 I PAGE E - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 11"7 .storyfest takes your imagination on tour Rapt listeners of all ages are invited to evening concert. around the world will be told by experi- Storyfest '97. The two-hour workshop, entitled enced local storytellers including George Durham's most talented storytellers Researching and Telling Personal, Fami- Blake, Micki Beck, Dianne Chandler, will be weaving tales of magic and make- ly and Local Stories, features storytellers Vance Dick, Richard Duff, Ron Getz and believe for audiences at the Durham Sharon Henry, Sher Leetooze, Mary Marg Kropf. Some of Durham's younger Folklore Society's sixth annual festival McLuskey and Dennis Mann. It begins at storytellers will also take part in the Saturday, June 7.Participants can learn 2 p.m. in the gazebo behind the Jubilee evening. The stories begin at 8 p.m. at the how to tell their own stories at a free after- Pavilion in Lakeview Park, at the foot of Arts Resource Centre behind Oshawa noon workshop, and can then Travel Simcoe Street South in Oshawa (watch City Hall.Tickets for the evening perfor- Around the World in Eight Tales at an for signs). In the evening, tales from mance are $5. waste transter station orciereu to eiean up PICKERING — A recy- cling and waste transfer sta- tion has been prohibited from accepting any more waste until it clears out its Toy Avenue site, the Picker- ing Fire Department reports. That decision comes after businesses which neighbor Durham Recycling Services called the fire department early Thursday morning to complain of a foul odor. The fire department called the Ministry of the Environment and Energy to help in its investigation of the site, which operates out of Ever Green Recycling Canada. "The site has a great deal of waste on site;" reports ministry investigator Rob Lyon. "`lire odor was related to the composting of waste on site. As waste composts, it heats up and vents steam" He says owners have been There's No Magic to Wei' t Loss!8 1 weeds for It doesn't just disappearl At Roseglen weight loss 8 Wellness, your personal counsellor will develop a program that works just for you. Our system not only loses the weight - it keeps tr ofe Also available, a full line of herbal products. 436-2122 -Os Kora ose� yfen 666-5050 - Whitby w.qt. t o- s war.. a cru. 420-4220 - PIC kering trona an *A Damns. Pwa,cis not bwkO t oo you XNDW WHY T11MEMESO MMY . REPLACOWT WNROW CGHTRACTORS? baa� . p.ft ow whodows didn*t instaN J � .pbcm M1111111ter.. $ 43__W 79 ' 1=111l1sl Palo Do= RvaW An Oshan A*tC_I_ - ordered to stop accepting waste until the site is empty, at which time the building must be cleaned. Deputy Fire Chief Bill Douglas expects the building to be emptied by Monday and says the fire department plans to investigate the site to ensure it has an appropriate fire safety system in place. Officials at Durham Recycling Services declined comment on the issue. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING FOR THE BARBARA BLACK CENTRE FOR YOU'T'H RESOURCES THE YOUTH CENTRE 360 Bayly Street West, Unit 5 Ajax, Ontario on Tuesday June 17, 1997 at 5:00 p.m. Please RSVP at (905) 428-1212 Corporate Memberships can be purchased at the Annual General Meeting. Find us online at www.durhamnews.net "This guy has done more for average people than any Liberal I know." Iffir- al Hsrria Toronto Sun M" 1, 10117 "This is the bold leadership that Canada needs." David SotaNnarlttiNa Preaidwitr IratimW atiMnW coalition jumm , W. ,alas "You are a good Member of Parliament and one with a fair amount of common sense. " av t M . M.P. Aaiarrw. Maeltsod ' .fes 1s1. 1�5 "'If I lived in Dan McTeague's riding I would vote for him becuase I think he's been a v good M.P. �'Y IIl�lal11M1 ca.,M, . cFAs Atttao APA M say If you need assistance on election day, June 2nd, please drop by or call my office. 984 Kingston Road 427-6700 AuLharind try Erie Paws, OtrwW Apo for Mn NeMopm Lottery win helps Pickering contractor build bank account PICKERING — A self- Daisy Mart on Kingston employed Pickering con- Road in Pickering. tractor plans to pay off bills Mr. Muia is married with after winning big in a recent two children and has been lottery. playing Lotto 6/49 for more Romolo Muia won than 14 years. His largest $72,400 in the Lotto 6/49 lottery win until now had draw held May 24. He pur- been a Lotto 6/49 prize of chased his winning ticket at $2,300. G AOe r* Cai A NEW NAME FOR #1. E:_c 'r ie m�-ruool to Adecca THE NEWS ADVERTISM SUNDAY, ,LUNE 1,1"7 - PAGE 9 There's two Ways you can be a Winner with the • /nIG�fK�' - r News Advertiser when you pay your carrier When you pay your News Advertiser carrier the $5.00 charge for fos= woptks of delivery you will receive a News Adveriser coupon sheet and you too will be a winner. First - simply fill out the entry form at the top to be entered in a random draw. Either drop it in the mail, fax at 683- 7363 or give it to your carrier. Second - everyone's a winner with our money saving coupons from local businesses. So be a winner and pay your carrier! INFORMATION, CALL US AT 683-5117 News Advertiser , PAY YOUR CAMM,► Uro You Como zrl caoul; TV r-- rr--r----1 r-- —� CHOICES ; I 11 ..,'�' 1 1 1 I 1 11 2J 11 , I 11 / 1F 11 •— X11 1 I •""� 11 - 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 I - + 1 1 1 1 iRfF Rt. Cae Fand.,�i 1 1 News Adv Iser n .�...... •. 1 , ,,,,,- 1 i12MEr� iii..— ..i RAMTM MONf NOR PICKERING NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION First quarter 1997 (January 1 to March 31) This information is provided by the Atomic Energy Control Board, Canada's nuclear regulator. Radiation dose due to emissions from the Pickering Nuclear Station. Dose is reported in microsieverts (pSv), an international unit used to measure dose. Proposed legallimit — January 1 to Manch 31, 1997: 2.4 for dose from — gevious quarter: 1.9 1000 per year I— TOTAL FOR 1997: 2.4 from a single drat X-ray: about 70 Note: Natural background radiation, the annual legal limit for station emmiorm and the dose from a typical X-ray are provided for reference. Emissions are in addition to background radiation. The radiation doses due to emissions are for the most exposed persons living near the station. They would typically apply to persons living just outside the station boundary who are at their residences 24 hours a day, who drink local water, and eat local fish and produce. The doses were calculated using actual data from routine analysis of air, water, fish and vegetation samples, as well as station emission data. Most persons would actually receive less than the doses indicated because they have different eating habits or live farther away from the station. Radiation doses decrease significantly as the distance from the station increases. Less than 6% of the radiation dose received from the station was due to liquid emissions, while the remainder was a result of airborne emissions. For further information, please call us at 1400.668-5284. Nota: Pour obtenir une version (ran faise de ce bulletin, vailk commux4uer avec nous au numb d-dessus. �►1 Atomic �rol ' atomi CalnadM PAGE 10 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 11997 photo by A.J. Groen Tomorrow, Big Blue... Cadarackque Public School student Cal part in 20 -minute matches in the recent com- Graves concentrates on making his next petition. In this game, Cal was playing move in a chess tournament hosted by against Kyle Grant of F.M. Heard Public Palmerston Public School in Whitby. Stu- School in Whitby. Kyle ended up winning dents from schools around the region took this match. doio t ft., ___ is fun aimledticadan ? Vied dozens of exdti ig exhbits+. usty kAirlli9D Meet Saior Moon"! watch tylc �ellran i slivy d Make a splash on the water rides... f5 aN at em F01* Show! .XU6 lemm TO 6 PIN ski with adoW bonMo� sa_9s P"C X10 :��__— _ _ _ ..a 04 • 0 G remember to recycle me! REPAIRS (1 hr.) ' Relines ' Complete. Partial Dentures LOWER DENTURE STAMLIT1f NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER William Steil, DD, KC.A.C.4) 84 Old Kingston Rd. W. 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SALE I• udwriwdDWalff CONSUMM Put it on your gas bill OA.C. rIs i lb fir,Ti Cops crack down i*n `do-it-yourself ' beer busts BY STEPHEN SHAW DURHAM STAFF A first-ever police crackdown on the booming `brew -it -yourself' beer business has resulted in charges against the owners of six Durham warehouses for tax and liquor law violations. The year-long investigation tar- geted 22 businesses in areas which include Ajax, Pickering, Oshawa, Whitby and Courtice, said Constable ,Doug Killian, of the RCMP Bow- manville detachment's Customs and Excise Section. U -brew companies operate under the premise they provide the equip- ment while the customer makes the beer, Const. Killian said. "The customer must have taken part in the making of the beer (under the law)... Undercover officers were able to get beer made for them at I 1 of the 22 businesses," he said, adding no such investigation has ever been conducted in Canada. The constable said in illegally - operated warehouses all customers have to do is bottle the beer once it is produced, and in some cases even that can be provided for a cost. The probe, which followed Rev- enue Canada's own initial investiga- tion, was sparked by numerous com- plaints from the public and zeroed in on brew -it -yourself companies in Durham, Scarborough, Lindsay, Cobourg and Peterborough. Twenty people, 12 in Durham, have been charged with manufactur- ing beer without a licence and selling Pickering man charged in bank Cp fraud conspiracy PICKERING — A Pickering resi- dent has been charged with conspiracy after several financial institutions throughout the Greater Toronto Area were defrauded of millions of dollars. Silas Exeter, 40, of 1553 Woodruff Cres., was one of eight Toronto -area peo- Pie charged with conspiracy Wednesday following an investigation by the Metro- politan Toronto Police hold-up squad, the Ontario Provincial Police anti -rack- ets section and York Regional Police. The conspiracies involved the open- ing of bank accounts using stolen identi- fication, the depositing of stolen or coun- terfeit cheques into those accounts and the withdrawal of the funds using bank drafts, the OPP report. Inorder to make the scheme work, people who held positions with banks .and companies were involved, allowing ,for the accounts to be monitored to ensure the fiords would dear, the OPP explain. The cheques involved varied m amounts, with some totalling more than 'x900,000. Police received support from the Criminal Intelligence Service of Ontario and the Canadian Bankers Asso- ciation throughout their investigation because of the impact the scheme had on bank security and customer information. Three Toronto residents, two people from Etobicoke and two Markham resi- dents have also been charged with con- spiracy. Mr. Exeter, who was not a bank employee, was to appear in court in -Toronto Friday -for: a bail hearing. - - - beer without paying or charging excise taxes. Hundreds of cases of "home-made" beer were also seized. Const. Killian said the U -brew industry has taken off since the early 1990s and "This is a wake-up call for these companies to start abiding by the guidelines. "We're trying to send a message that (violations) are not going to be tolerated." The owners of the following U - brew businesses in Durham Region have been charged: Mr. Beer, in Ajax; The Brew Shop and Brewer's Choice, in Pickering; Vintage Brew- ing Co., in Courtice; The Brew Works, in Whitby; and Still Brewing, in Oshawa. Faffier's Da ,Ria isJune 5the (Don't mmc, we've enclosed his wish list.) 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O'Leary's School of Drama Unit 22, 1550 Bayly Street Pickering, Ontario (905) 420-8129 Call today! "The finest theatrical school there is." One month to the end of school! What to do with the kids? Most summer camps are full! Summer Camp I for the Theatrical Arts Session 1 June 30 - July 11 Session 2 July 14 - July 25 Session 3 July 28 - Aug. 8 Session 4 Aug- 11 -Aug. 23 The camp where in a tun environment std are exposed to all aspects of the theatre. Creatnnty, initiative, social skulls. team work & self confidence are taugnt, encouraged b acknowledged. SLEEPLESSNIGHTS, SWEATY DAYS, STICKY CLOTHES, HEAT RASH, CHAFING SKIN, CRANKY BABIES. PANTING DOGS, FATIGUE BIG TIME. ,JUST A FEW REASONS TO HAVE CONSUMERS GAS SERVICE YOUR CENTRAL AIR THIS SPRING. This service available t for only $89.95 + GST The first summer heat wave is no ume to learn your central air conditioner needs senxe A mainurnarice call this spring, can be handled usually within a week. Visit for the tog Days though, and you could be in line for a month. Be sure you have an air conditioner you can rely on when things sort to heat up. A rum up now will also improve bah the enerry efficiency of your system, as well as the quality of air it circulates throughout your home. Call Consumers Gas to arrange a low-cost central air conditioning service from one of our authorized professional contractors. Pay for it on your gas bill and you'll slap easy tonight, and all summer long. Call 1.888-447.4911 Fil sn IK E E r Y o U a C O O L PAGE 12 - THE NEVI'S ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 1 1997 t 10 K t.io in =nerene g�x g Y you know what to tell the 11 dispatcher when making an ergency call? A Red Cross first d course will explain how to ess the emergency medical sys- m and how it works. x ed Cross first aid courses are`y Id monthly at the organization's jax-Pickering Community ffice in Pickering and its Region If Durham Branch in Oshawa. e courses include CPR proce- ores which can be performed by ne adult to help adults, infants or hildren, and also offer optional nstruction in two -person CPR. The eight-hour basic Emer- ency First Aid course is available Ajax -Pickering and Oshawa on sday and Thursday, June 17 `Wand 19 from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m.; .,twd in Oshawa on Saturday, June 1 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. +. Standard First Aid, a more`" ,,:comprehensive 16 -to -18 -hour _*ourse (depepAng on whether the ."two -person EPR option is includ- ), is available in Ajax -Pickering d Oshawa on Tuesdays and ursdays. June 17, 19, 24 and 26 m 6:30 to 10:30 p.m.; and in hawa on Saturday and Sunday. u ne 21 and 22 from 9 a.m. to 6 Re -test courses for both Emer- icy and Standard First Aid will held in Ajax -Pickering on Sat - lay, June 14 from 9 am. to 6 es for the courses are: Emer_' f First Aid, $55; Standard Aid, $70, $90 with 'Two- uer' option; Emergency First re -test, $35; and Standard Aid re -test, $50. customized course can be at your facility on days. cads or evenings. w Ajax -Pickering Red Cross' is located at 1648 Bayly St., i the Oshawa office is in the o•- Gallen, suitt 115, 419 At. W rmoe infoclaswtioa or to wg- Wills discussed at Genealogical Society meeting OSHAWA -- Wills and estate records as a means of tracing family history is being discussed Tuesday, June 4 when Whitby -Oshawa Branch (Region of Durham) of the Ontario Genealogical Society meets. The meeting takes place at 7:30 p.m. at the Arts Resource Centre, behind City Hall in Oshawa. Guest speaker is J. Brian .Gilchrist, genealogist, who will talk about Ontario wills and estate records. The meeting is free and open to the public. Call 683-2476 (Marion) or 723- '7460 (Bessie). (5(9 �`. Leisure Wear.. Business Wear.. Mother Of The Bride West on 401 from Whites Rd. - Exit to Kingston Rd. Right at first exit (Lawson Rd.) Turn left at licht. Here we are! h 366 OLD KINGSTON RD. - HIGHLAND CREEK VILLAGE s", _ ATLANTIC TREE SERVICE Serving Ajax 3 Pickering Stumps removed SPECIALIST IN: � Trlmmlrp by machine Topprnp Demo wood Fully Insured — F-runina Anlmal Rescue • Free Estimates cavity Repair 25 Years Experiencefflp Call Jerry, li , JOIN US ��`7 WEDNESDAY PF EVENINGS 11+ J1a 11tn•rtcan My"— Eatery WHEN... I KEE� KIDS • OOENANN4 OEM` NIV OR01 -��... A 3 dentist team and cheerful staff is here to greet you. Always caring about you and your family's dental well-being. (1 Dr. Henry Alban, D.D.S. • Dr. Stephen Minsky, D.D.S. - Dr. Howard Kanner, D.D.S. - Emergencies Welcome • New Padiertts welcome • Alt kaxance Plans Aooepted • Visa 8 Financial Affangements Senior Discount • Nitrous OxWe vailai* • Dentistry while you sleep • Cosmetic Dentistry • Whitening of Teeth • Wheelchair accessibility Hygienist - Children's play centre - Specialists alvailal* in office • Orad Surgeon • Periodontist • Anesdietist �aii rune or LJSc Tor your appo ntment today r' 831-7566 ' d, 7 Days a Week 428-9898 A WHALE OF A PLACE! Blue Ocean Restaurant is not just your average Fish & Chips place. Established for eight years, their pride and joy is variety and quality! Frank took over the business three years ago and immediately added Greek and Chef's Salads, Souvlaki and Burgers, along with Shrimps and Scallops. The halibut is very lightly breaded and only 100% vegetable oil is Their new menu includes many dinner used for all their food specials. The favorite special is the Halibut Fish Dinner, which includes a large portion of fish, french fries, and for an additional .50 Greek Salad is added instead of the regular Chef's Salad. Their portions are extra large and very + reasonable. The menu also includes 1. sbrimps, scallops, Chicken ringers, a variety of burgers and Halibut. There are also family specials, great for take-out or at -in. As Shane Archibald puts it, -Blue Ocean has the best Fish and Chips in Town-! Blue Ocean Restaurant is located in Brock North Plaza, (Brock Rd. N. of Hwy. tl2) and is open every day except Sundays. They can be reached at 428-3317. PLUG IN TO A GOOD DEAL, I 11*1lis, • • • , , • • s289 J $39$29 s �� .r i 9 Sam fc�rK .340 � • 25 fr. •WA* or 3 x oarasian • Aws4 . *1& 150 WorlantttMy wfw, Block Z yr.itlif� AM"iFnrtEl .QldAM" " in?1$39 %nb i '"�°'°;M-wity 29 � F, 121 $15 W 11• Pt>fist,ed Brass Ceiling Fature Melon or Swirl Pattern 54" C111116 • Bret.e ar lisr tau • IT Pol. Braes buss Ceiling • I orr��s : hill" ; o"' Swill Pattem Iwi• ti h" BR A K SERVICE : tam I P. SERVICE cow IN 200 AMP VISIT BAKER FN* L $159 ouR NEW _ ��, x!59 • 21N0 are& Pad _ • Fad 1i6Mj tle�e�itrs< LOUTM Kf� �DW61ndmN o • 11.30 � Brsir WW ()M • 2.15 AtQ. DssMs Buis �Ats�.DtsiMBni • 1.1aA.rL'"0rti SUNDAYOEM o , , "'*• 1' �I �. � err Lam• AJAX X EI.ECTM/'..Al DKT�l/itt)QB 30 BAR ROADw" ARBOROUGH ®sot wuT.9RA ;�► 1416 7S�'1-1620 T Durham autism support group meets in Ajax Wednesday u .. ®� r AJAX •- Hel for families P The Durham group meets wood Avenue and Westney Road g P individuals with PDD or autism. wO Q.x affected by autism is offered Wednesday at a meeting of the Durham Chapter of the Autism locally Wednesday, June 4 at 7:30 in Ajax. p.m. in the community room of There's support for families of the Durham Regional Call 427-9572 (Judy Crosbie) for information. yid _,r arm Society. Police Station at Har- lid; t 10 K t.io in =nerene g�x g Y you know what to tell the 11 dispatcher when making an ergency call? A Red Cross first d course will explain how to ess the emergency medical sys- m and how it works. x ed Cross first aid courses are`y Id monthly at the organization's jax-Pickering Community ffice in Pickering and its Region If Durham Branch in Oshawa. e courses include CPR proce- ores which can be performed by ne adult to help adults, infants or hildren, and also offer optional nstruction in two -person CPR. The eight-hour basic Emer- ency First Aid course is available Ajax -Pickering and Oshawa on sday and Thursday, June 17 `Wand 19 from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m.; .,twd in Oshawa on Saturday, June 1 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. +. Standard First Aid, a more`" ,,:comprehensive 16 -to -18 -hour _*ourse (depepAng on whether the ."two -person EPR option is includ- ), is available in Ajax -Pickering d Oshawa on Tuesdays and ursdays. June 17, 19, 24 and 26 m 6:30 to 10:30 p.m.; and in hawa on Saturday and Sunday. u ne 21 and 22 from 9 a.m. to 6 Re -test courses for both Emer- icy and Standard First Aid will held in Ajax -Pickering on Sat - lay, June 14 from 9 am. to 6 es for the courses are: Emer_' f First Aid, $55; Standard Aid, $70, $90 with 'Two- uer' option; Emergency First re -test, $35; and Standard Aid re -test, $50. customized course can be at your facility on days. cads or evenings. w Ajax -Pickering Red Cross' is located at 1648 Bayly St., i the Oshawa office is in the o•- Gallen, suitt 115, 419 At. W rmoe infoclaswtioa or to wg- Wills discussed at Genealogical Society meeting OSHAWA -- Wills and estate records as a means of tracing family history is being discussed Tuesday, June 4 when Whitby -Oshawa Branch (Region of Durham) of the Ontario Genealogical Society meets. The meeting takes place at 7:30 p.m. at the Arts Resource Centre, behind City Hall in Oshawa. Guest speaker is J. Brian .Gilchrist, genealogist, who will talk about Ontario wills and estate records. The meeting is free and open to the public. Call 683-2476 (Marion) or 723- '7460 (Bessie). (5(9 �`. Leisure Wear.. Business Wear.. Mother Of The Bride West on 401 from Whites Rd. - Exit to Kingston Rd. Right at first exit (Lawson Rd.) Turn left at licht. Here we are! h 366 OLD KINGSTON RD. - HIGHLAND CREEK VILLAGE s", _ ATLANTIC TREE SERVICE Serving Ajax 3 Pickering Stumps removed SPECIALIST IN: � Trlmmlrp by machine Topprnp Demo wood Fully Insured — F-runina Anlmal Rescue • Free Estimates cavity Repair 25 Years Experiencefflp Call Jerry, li , JOIN US ��`7 WEDNESDAY PF EVENINGS 11+ J1a 11tn•rtcan My"— Eatery WHEN... I KEE� KIDS • OOENANN4 OEM` NIV OR01 -��... A 3 dentist team and cheerful staff is here to greet you. Always caring about you and your family's dental well-being. (1 Dr. Henry Alban, D.D.S. • Dr. Stephen Minsky, D.D.S. - Dr. Howard Kanner, D.D.S. - Emergencies Welcome • New Padiertts welcome • Alt kaxance Plans Aooepted • Visa 8 Financial Affangements Senior Discount • Nitrous OxWe vailai* • Dentistry while you sleep • Cosmetic Dentistry • Whitening of Teeth • Wheelchair accessibility Hygienist - Children's play centre - Specialists alvailal* in office • Orad Surgeon • Periodontist • Anesdietist �aii rune or LJSc Tor your appo ntment today r' 831-7566 ' d, 7 Days a Week 428-9898 A WHALE OF A PLACE! Blue Ocean Restaurant is not just your average Fish & Chips place. Established for eight years, their pride and joy is variety and quality! Frank took over the business three years ago and immediately added Greek and Chef's Salads, Souvlaki and Burgers, along with Shrimps and Scallops. The halibut is very lightly breaded and only 100% vegetable oil is Their new menu includes many dinner used for all their food specials. The favorite special is the Halibut Fish Dinner, which includes a large portion of fish, french fries, and for an additional .50 Greek Salad is added instead of the regular Chef's Salad. Their portions are extra large and very + reasonable. The menu also includes 1. sbrimps, scallops, Chicken ringers, a variety of burgers and Halibut. There are also family specials, great for take-out or at -in. As Shane Archibald puts it, -Blue Ocean has the best Fish and Chips in Town-! Blue Ocean Restaurant is located in Brock North Plaza, (Brock Rd. N. of Hwy. tl2) and is open every day except Sundays. They can be reached at 428-3317. PLUG IN TO A GOOD DEAL, I 11*1lis, • • • , , • • s289 J $39$29 s �� .r i 9 Sam fc�rK .340 � • 25 fr. •WA* or 3 x oarasian • Aws4 . *1& 150 WorlantttMy wfw, Block Z yr.itlif� AM"iFnrtEl .QldAM" " in?1$39 %nb i '"�°'°;M-wity 29 � F, 121 $15 W 11• Pt>fist,ed Brass Ceiling Fature Melon or Swirl Pattern 54" C111116 • Bret.e ar lisr tau • IT Pol. Braes buss Ceiling • I orr��s : hill" ; o"' Swill Pattem Iwi• ti h" BR A K SERVICE : tam I P. SERVICE cow IN 200 AMP VISIT BAKER FN* L $159 ouR NEW _ ��, x!59 • 21N0 are& Pad _ • Fad 1i6Mj tle�e�itrs< LOUTM Kf� �DW61ndmN o • 11.30 � Brsir WW ()M • 2.15 AtQ. DssMs Buis �Ats�.DtsiMBni • 1.1aA.rL'"0rti SUNDAYOEM o , , "'*• 1' �I �. � err Lam• AJAX X EI.ECTM/'..Al DKT�l/itt)QB 30 BAR ROADw" ARBOROUGH ®sot wuT.9RA ;�► 1416 7S�'1-1620 T THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 1,19!7 -PAGE 13 T P-)-iriieisii- I = STUDY TIPS ✓ ensure a quiet place to study, with no distractions (including loud music!). ✓ assemble all your study materials ahead of time. The hardest part of studying is getting started. You don't want to interrupt yourself looking for pens, paper, staplers, etc. ✓ establish a study routine, pick the time of day, duration etc., which best suits you. If you know you are not a morning person, don't promise yourself you are going to get up at 6 a.m. every moming to study. ✓ establish a realistic schedule: Make sure you cover all your subjects and decide how much time you need to devote to each subject. ✓ start with the subject you enjoy the most, this will get you into the "studying mode" The idea is to get started, not put studying off because you can't face the prospect of your most difficult subject. ✓ try to maintain one place as home base for your materials, then you won't be faced with the disaster of someone who forgets to bring the most important note home to study for the next day's exam. ✓ use your agenda! Make sure you include all exam dates, teacher reviews, etc. ✓ study in short bursts rather than one long session. Take a break and give yourself a little "treat," sone juice or a chocolate bar, every now and again. ✓ preview materials before they are taught in class. If the next unit is on Confederation, read the material beforehand. You will know what the teacher is talking about, and, more importantly, studies show that if you preview before, you will have to study less after. ✓ date and make your exam study notes from your class notes, handouts, texts, etc. If you study from your own notes the material should be easier for you to understand. ✓ review past tests, mid -terms etc., teachers frequently include questions slightly reworded from previous tests. If you got a question wrong on a previous test and don't know why — before the exam is the time to ask. ✓ listen carefully to what the teacher says just prior to the test. Take note of all hints. When the teacher says "remember this, this is important", or "are you sure you understand this point" generally they are giving clues. Don't make the mistake of skipping class to study. The best hints are given a few days before the exam. ✓ use the method of studying that best suits your learning style. If you remember best when you see charts or graphs, make charts of the most important points. If you remember best by listening, make tapes of the most relevant material and listen to them, make flash cards or pictures if your memory works best by words or images. ✓ "Guess" at questions that might be on the exam and come up with a model answer. Even if your guess is only partly right you will still have learned some of the material. EXAM DAY ✓ get a good night's sleep, make sure you have all the materials, don't be late. ✓ don't hang around other students who are panicky, pessimistic or who haven't studied themselves — they will simply make you more nervous, sure you won't pass either, second guess all your notes. be some exams are located in cold gyms. You can feel even more cold if you are nervous and you won't be permitted to wear a coat or jacket, so wear a wart sweater. ✓ as soon as you get to the exam, look it over, read it very carefully. The time spent reading will save you missing a question, doing more than necessary or misreading a question. Judge your time and consider the mark value of each question. There's no point spending 15 minutes on a question worth two marks. be Answer the easiest questions first, but set time limits on each question. Never leave a question blank, espe- cially true or false, multiple choice or short answer; you never know, your guess might just be correct. ✓ Answer the question — if you do not know the answer do not wander into some fifth dimension and waste the teacher's time reading you views on capital punishment when the question was about euthanasia. ✓ if you are half -way through an essay -type question and you run out of time, jot down an outline of your n points, you may get some marks and every mark counts. BY CHRIS BOVIE DURHAM STAFF Fifteen years after graduating from Grade 13 I still wake up from nightmares in which I show up late for final exams. High school exams may have changed somewhat over the years, but they still can spell a stressful time for students. Despite the best advice from teachers, there are always students who try and cram a full semester's work into one or two nights of study. The emphasis on exams has changed over the decades. Years ago exams made up about 50 per cent of the student's _rade or more. Today an exam counts anywhere between 15 to 30 per cent of the final grade. "I had exams which counted for 80 per cent;' says Cloyce Weaver, program administrator for the Durham Board of Edu- cation. Even the way teachers mark has changed. In the past, math has been a very "right or wrong" subject, but that has changed. Teachers now give marks for the work involved in solving the problem. Even though the answer may be wrong students can get marks for knowing the principles of the problem-soly- Ing process. Educators have gone the extra mile to help students be all They can be. Schools offer a number of resources for students tneed a little more work to bring their grades up. The am Board of Education offers a school growth team ch is made up of students, teachers and parents. There are home study kits and peer tutoring available. Teachers also d extra review sessions for students looking to get a better on a course. Although faced with time constraints, school boards try and ead out exam times so students can have a bit of a break tests. "We tell kids if they have exam conflicts to let people now;' says Bill Ho untalas, program facilitator for the board. All educators agree that trying to tum around a less-than- pc�ctacular academic year just days before an exam is almost impossible. but changes can at (east help get students on the right track. Developing regular study habits can get students into a rou- tine where it becomes easier to prepare for tests and assign - "My daughter is in Grade 2 French Immersion and brings home an hour of homework each night;' says Mr. Ho untalas. who adds he or his wife will sit down with their daughter dur- ing study time to encourage strong studying skills. Rick Townend, secondary education consultant, with the Durham Separate Board of Education, says the guidance department has a full and intensive review for Grade 9 students before exams. "Reviews begin at least three or four classes before the end of the term, covering all topics;' he says. Reviews are also given to students in Grade 10 to OAC, although they are not as intensive as Grade 9 preparation. Knowledge is not the only component to a student's educa- tion, Mr. Townend says. There are "students who crack," says Mr. Townend who adds there can be trying circumstances behind the scenes. "I had one student who had a fire in her house and all her notes and books were burned You had to give her time to get her supplies back up" Although the weight of the final exam has changed it's still an important aspect for teachers. Mr. Townend says exams teach kids to deal with a problem. The Ontario Secondary Schools Teachers' Federation (OSSTF) operates the Public Education Works hotline, in which parents and students can get information on many edu- cation issues, including studying ups. An easy way to get rid of the anxiety before the exams, according to education works staff, is a breathing exercise which helps eliminate excess carbon dioxide in the brain, a product of stress. Close your eyes. Breathe deeply in through the nose. Hold it in for a steady 1-2-34 count. Exhale slowly through the mouth. Repeat two to four times in rapid succession for maxi- ' mum effect. For more information on study tips call the hotline at 1-800- 645-9739. • PAGE 14 - Around Durham Region • Pine Ridge Secondary School student Denise Sterling, left, talks to Sir John A. Macdonald Public School student Stephanie Larmand during a Making the Right Choice seminar. Grade 8 students photo by Andrew Iwanowski from seven Pickering public schools, who will be going to Pine Ridge next year, gath- ered to learn more about high school life and get some tips on conflict resolution and anti -racism. Grade 8 students get initiation to high school PICKERING — Grade 8 students from seven elementary schools were given a taste of high school life from the experts Tuesday. The students from Vaughan Willard, Maple Ridge, Glengrove, Sir John A. Macdonald, Valley Farm, William Dunbar and Bayview Heights pub- lic schools attended a special seminar called 'Making the Right Choices' at Maple Ridges. They learned what to expect at Pine Ridge Sec- ondary School from the older students, including a few in Grade 9 this year. "It helps to facilitate the transfer from Grade 8 to Grade 9, to dispel some of the rumors that go around," says Vaughan Willard vice-principal Jacqui Steer, co-ordinator of the seminar. "It's a good program. It alleviates some of the concerns students have over the summer. Two months is a long time if you're worried about high school " Conflict resolution and racial and cultural diversity were on the agenda at the seminar. Pine Ridge students talked to the Grade 8 pupils about what high school is like, what they can expect next year and what is expected of them, Ms. Steer says. Grade 8 students also got a chance to ask ques- tions of the high school pupils. They expressed concerns about initiation and other rumors about high school life, Ms. Steer says. This is the second year the schools have run the seminar which gives students a chance to get to know more about their high school and some of the other Grade 9 students they'll meet in Sep- tember, Ms. Steer says. She hopes the idea will spread to other high schools. She says staff at Dunbarton High School has expressed interest and may hold such a semi- nar next year. A Whitby school has also shown interest. Whitby teens rescued from chilly waters Three Whitby teenagers were rescued on Pigeon Lake after an alcohol-related boating accident late Tuesday night. Kawartha OPP responded to a call on Pigeon Lake west of Can- nons Narrows in Ennismore Town- ship around 11 p.m. after a passer- by heard a call for help. With the use of a private vessel, officers located the teenagers stranded on the lake in a pontoon boat. Police say the teens – Kenneth Withers, 19, Thomas Fennessy, 18 and Jason Szakacsi, 16 – had left Bobcaygeon by boat around 7 p.m. to go fishing. While fishing at Can- nons Narrows, the boat's anchor rope became entangled with the propeller prop. Police say Mr. Withers attempt- ed to untangle the rope but fell into the lake. Mr. Szakacsi tried to help but also fell into the water. The trio was rescued and taken to shore, suffering hypothermia but otherwise unharmed. Officers seized a quantity of beer and subsequently laid illegal liquor possession charges against Mr. Withers and Mr. Fennessy. OPP search for driver of crashed vehicle Cobourg OPP are still looking for the driver of a car which rolled over in Hope Township Tuesday, Educational charges will boost home prices BY CINDY UPSHALL DURHAM STAFF Clarington and Northumberland homebuyers got a glimpse this week of the educational development charge (EDC) which could be imposed on new houses by the sepa- rate school board. EDCs are designed to help boards cover the costs of new schools or school expansions as a result of development. At Wednesday's management committee meeting, Bill Code of the Urban Analysis Group presented a report commissioned by the Peter- borough Victoria Northumberland Clarington separate school board on the charges. School boards were given the go- ahead by the Supreme Court of Canada to charge EDCs on new homes and buildings after a lengthy court battle between the Ontario Home Builders' Association and the York Region separate and public boards, which started when the boards imposed the charges, origi- nally introduced by the Liberal gov- ernment in 1989. Joel Sloggett, supervisor of plan- ning and assessment says the amount of the EDC could vary depending on the number of years the board wants the charge to cover. The report suggests if the board projects Clarington's growth five years from now the rate would be $86 per residential unit, 10 years would be $202 and a 15 -year projec- tion would be $219. Commercial businesses in Clar- ington would be charged 79 cents for every $1,000 of development under the five-year projection, $1.87 under the 10 -year projection and $2.03 under the 15 -year projection. Similarly in Northumberland the proposed EDC for residential units will be $53 for five years, $69 for10 May 27, sending four people to hospital. One of the passengers, a 27 - year -old Oshawa man, was taken to St. Michael's Hospital in Toron- to and was listed in fair condition at press time Wednesday.' Police said he had not been wearing a seat -belt and was ejected from the vehicle. According to police, a 1981 Chevrolet camaro was northbound on a gravel road about 1 am. when it left the road, rolled, and came to rest in a ditch on its roof. . Police said the driver of the vehicle fled the scene. A Cobourg police officer said the four passen- gers had not known the driver long and could only give a first name. A 19 -year-old Bowmanville woman was taken to Port Hope Hospital and released. A 20 -year- old Bowmanville woman was in hospital in stable condition at press time, while a third passen- years and $74 for 15 years. Com- mercial business will be charged 27 cents for every $1,000 under the five-year projection, 35 cents under the 10 -year projection and 38 cents under the 15 -year projection. Mr. Sloggett explains the differ- ence in charges between the two areas saying " we're not expecting the same amount of growth in the more rural areas" While the board commissioned the report, it has not made a final decision on whether it will go ahead and impose the charge, says Mr. Sloggett. He says the board is look- ing at EDCs as a way to recoup the cost of new school construction, not as a cash cow. "The development charges has given us the ability to offset the cost of new facilities as the result of growth. That is the purpose and we're not going after it for the bucks" The report is being referred back to administration for review, at which time it will be decided if the EDC will be charged and also what rate to impose. If the board approves the charges, it will need provincial approval and then must hold public meetings on the subject. "It's optimistic to say it could be done by the end of the year, maybe impossible," says Mr. Sloggett. The Northumberland Clarington Board of Education last year approved charging $2,200 per new home in Clarington and $800 in Northumberland, while commercial businesses in Clarington will be charged $8.66 for every $1,000 in building permit value and business in Northumberland will be charged $1.86. These charges are awaiting approval from the Province. If both boards approve EDCs a new homebuyer would have to pay both charges. ger, a 29 -year-old Bowmanville man, was taken to hospital, treated and released. Pigeon ' holed Pigeons, usually thought of as a city problem, took centrestage in Clarington. Ward 1 councillors Mary Novak and Larry Hannah asked the clerk's department to look at the issue of raising the birds in the urban areas of the municipal- ity. Coun° Novak said she's received complaints about the issue from residents who don't feel comfortable going into their backyards because of a nearby resident's pigeons. "It's become a problem where they won't go into their back- yards and they can't put their children in the backyard." P THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 1, 1"7 - PAGE 15 Congradulatimons Ontario education minister salutes Durham- Collegeprogram BY SUSAN O'NEILL about two years ago when the school formed Patricia Walcott. Dircct,)r at Human addressed the graduates during the cercmo- DURHAMSTAFF a partnership with four area school boards, Resources Dc�,clornien! ('an, (h also ny. the provincial and federal levels of govern- ment and local businesses. The program is geared towards high school students entering Grade 11, he says. The students continue their secondary school education while learning a skilled trade at the training centre and during the summer months they work in field place- mcnts with local employers to gain experi- ence and begin accumulating hours for their apprenticeship. Mr. MacDonald says the graduates are ,.miles ahead of anybody else," adding they are also graduating from high school this year. He also says there is "an 80 per cent job placement for these young people. 'These graduates are in great demand;' says Bev Turner, vice president of Business and Skills Development at Durham College. "They offer enthusiasm, fresh skills and a great attitude. On behalf of everyone at Durham College we congratulate them" WHITBY - Education Minister John Snobelen visited Whitby Thursday to address the first graduating class of Durham Colle-c's Vnitth Intcrnvhin pprc„iiceship Program. Thirty-eight graduates participated in the special ceremony held at the Durham Col- lege Skills Training Centre in Whitby. Of the graduates, 20 have completed basic and intermediate training in the Gener- al Machinist Apprenticeship Program and 18 have completed basic and intermediate train- ing in the Automotive Service Technician Program. "The Youth Internship Apprenticeship Program has been a tremendous success;" says Sandy MacDonald, co-ordinator of the program. "The integration of secondary school education with community college and on-the-job work placements has been very beneficial to both students and employ- cr%.. Mr. MacDonald says the program came Historical society offers artifact identification clinic PICKERING — The public is invited to a discus- sion of local archeology and an artifact identification clinic being held in conjunc- tion with the next meeting of the Pickering Township His- torical Society Wednesday, June 4. The meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. at the Pickering Central Library, One The Esplanade. Dr. Marth Latta, noted archeologist from the Uni- versity of Toronto at Scar- borough, will be guest speaker. She will talk about local archeology and con- duct the identification clin- ic. Anyone planning to attend is welcome to take any finds or treasures, native or colonial, they would like identified. The society, which was recently established and held its inaugural meeting May 7, is still welcoming new members. It hopes to attract people with a variety of interests who can brine their own particular heritage passions to the group. After the June meeting, the society's board of dircc- tors will spend the summer putting out its first newsletter, co- ordinating a mem- bership campaign , and planning the next season's activities and out - i ngs. For more infor- mation, call Tom Mohr at 839-1221. Education minister John Snobelen was Sills Training Youth Internship Appren- the guest speaker at the Durham College ticeship Program graduation. GRAB YOUR SHARE! turning soa ror a sign Members of the Rotary Club of Pickering, Town of Pickering officials and corporate sponsors gathered recently for a ceremonial sod -turning for :the new LED community information sign being built at the corner of ;Liverpool and Kingston Roads. The new sign is expected to be operating by June 26. Shown here getting the project underway are (from left) Robin Stewart of Canada Trust, Brian Thompson of Ontario Hydro, Ward I Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner, Garth Wright of Canada Trust, Jenny Gould of Royal Bank, Ward 2 Regional Councillor Doug Dicker- son, Rotary Club president Doug Wilkinson, Charles Danco of Danco signs, Doug Wellman of the Rotary Club, Mayor Wayne Arthurs, Town general manager Tom Quinn and Jane Elliot of Canada Trust. CANADIAN TIRE'S Er .'MON MACHINE Be one of the lucky customers to step into a windfall Get caught up in the Matey' Machine's wwrlw nd of Canadian Tire Money'. Whatever you grab, you keep - and the more you grab, the more you swel Date: Time: Location: 4 Tuesday, 3:00 p.m. to Canadian Tire June 3 8:00 P.M. Pickering 1300 Kingston Road at Liverpool • • - _ • • OE97--1094 _ 1 PAGE 16 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 1 1997 Pickering's Gandatsetiagon Public School staged a We Haz Jazz revue last week and wowed 'em in Pickering C;andatsettagon Public School students doff are (from left) Katrina Bell, Carolyn Arbuck- their hats as they rehearse We Haz Jazz, the le and Trista Guerrieri. The show featured schools snrinQ mmical nrPCPntatinn In fr`.nt C-- - wwr K i Bibitt tis 9 $1 r LW 120 mi b PAOC t irs 10 M9 a 21's 5 ng sant Moon Pbo"cNa Gandatsetiagon Public School students jazz it up as they rehearse for their presentation of We Naz Jazz. Carolyn Arbuckle (left), Kelly Wilson (cen- tre) and Maria Eleusiniotis were among the Grade 4 to 8 students who performed in the show. M THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. ,NNE 1, 1997 - PAGE 17 Claremont park to be re -dedicated to veterans Ceremony to coincide with opening of new Claremont community centre PICKERING — Special ceremonies are being held June 21 to rededicate Claremont Park to the memory of veterans who did not return from world wars. The park is located next to the Clare- mont Legion on Old Brock Road. Plaques dedicating the park to the vet- PUBLICVE 4 erans were removed during the construc- tion of a new community centre in Clare- mont. The community centre is to be opened June 21 and the park will be rededicated the same day. Ceremonies are to begin at 12:30 p.m. They will include a drum head service, a short service to honor the veterans, and a short march from the branch to the park entrance. The Uxbridge Pipe Band will attend the event. An open house at the Legion follows the ceremonies. LE:....,LIQUIDATION CONDITIONS OF SALE lop Itl • $500 deposit upon purchase • Certified sales • FinancinPg available at low rates - No reasonable rrefused EE • All vehicles certified by trained • Delivery with in 48 hours Chrysler Techicians - Public Invited 01 V L y • All vehicles have warranty - Dealers welcome tl, "_ k�. M -M M Z M M M M I M IM M man s M z M M M 844Mr q,' -.-•--,=� .:�-,.�� r -� , ,• w tie.. - J PAGE 18 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 1, 1997 :Name Dropping in A' ax and Pickerin mw, _T Mow ap The family of Jerry Chafe waxes poetic: When Jerry came from New- foundland He heard Chrysler needed a hand He gave 31 years of service to them Now that he's retiring, does- n't mean he's tiring. ;rause he's got years of fish- in- ish- Ing ahead and lots of grandkids to put to bed. Best wishes from Gloria, all the kids and grandchil- dren. The family will host an open house at 3 York St. on Sunday, lune 1 from 3 to 5 p.m. Graduation Catherine Chalmers earned a BA from Trent University in Peterborough. Her next step is to com- plete the two-year culinary management program at George Brown College in Toronto with an eye to entering the hospi- tality industry. Her family looks forward to many food delights after graduation. Best wishes. Catherine. from your mom, dad and Heather. 18th birthday Hey. Shaun Adams! Turning 18's not so bad. Cheer up! The big day is June 9. Love and best wishes from mom, dad. Kim and Chad. 4th birthday y group of friends of Vikki wish her all the best on er 14th birthday on May 26. est wishes from Crystal Weatherbee, Lindsay. G., e B., Katiie D., Rana D., S., Miicbene P., Fiolna C. Iicaiie N. 10th birthday Russell Szilagyi celebrated his 10th birthday May 28. Happy birthday wishes from his proud mom and dad and family in Hun- gary - 10th birthday The Stecyk family of Ajax is happy to announce their daugh- ter, Christina, celebrat- ed her 10th birthday on May 3. Haylef, Shan- - tpon, Allyson, Jessica taad Kanyu helped ",''Christina celebrate her big day with a fun night of games, including a t i no -hands cake -eating .contest' and a 'mummy wrap'. The evening con- ''�'cluded with a sleepover �' ;party. Best wishes and love from mom and dad, big br+adm Peter Birthday Diana Patricia Lehan-Port turns four on June 7. Her mom and dad are sure she'll enjoy the party to be attended h,� her cousins, neighbors -ink! trier„'.. CONGRATULATIONS � Macarena queen turns 44 80th birthday Rene Ren- nie of Clare- mont recent - I ly celebrated her 80th birthday. She received a congratula- tory note from Coun- cillor Rick Johnson representing the Town of Pickering. Rene had a small party at the Claremont Legion where 160 people dropped by to wish her well. Some 'pesty' neighbors write: "Gotcha! Get out the back- yard speakers because Wendy Greco turns 44 on July 15. Let the warmer nights begin so the 'Macarena Queen' and her neighbors can enjoy the big day.' Love Laura, non. Fifth birthday Look who's turning five on June 4. It's T.J. (Taylor) Brooks of Ajax. Best wishes and lots of love from your little sister Hillary, mom, dad, grampy, nana, cousins and all the gang. They all hope you have tons of of fun. 1794 Liverpool Road Pickering 831-5431 THIS WEEKS CAKE. WINNERS ARE 1. Dian Uham-Part 2 Known szery i Y. Ti. (Taylor) ardoks inners nuy go dimaly to tlaskin Rohhins to mixit their FREE. cake. (Pk -Ase provide kleniirrution) PRIZE. VALID IJN-nL SAT., JUNE 7, 1997 4MR. _T_ photo by A.J. Groen More than a drop in the bucket Students at Cadarackque Public School in Ajax raised more than $1,600 for flood victims in Manitoba in recent weeks in joining the efforts of other community groups sending aid to the flood -ravaged region. Here, students (from left) Danielle House, Kristen Hannah and George Hawtin help with the final tally. Help for cancer patients, caregivers OSHAWA — A series of programs aimed at peo- ple with cancer and those who care for them is being held this coming week at Hearth Place. On Tuesday, June 3, a caregiver support group meets from 1 to 3 p.m. at Hearth Place, 86 Colborne St. W. This is designed for people who are caring for cancer patients to share feelings and coping strate- gies. Meetings are held on a weekly, drop-in basis. Also on Tuesday is a journal writing session, the second in a three-week series. The series -explores journal writing as a tool in the healing process. The group will meet from 7 to cis-- mat or blanket and small pillow. Space is lim- ited so registration is required. From 1 to 3 p.m. Wednesday, Therapeutic Touch promotes a sense of wellness and relaxation. This is handled by appointment only. Hearth Place's cancer information series contin- ues Wednesday night at 7:30 p.m. with registered nurse Lynda Phippard talking about Alternative Therapies: Myth or Magic. Registration is required since seating is limited. On Thursday.- June 5, there's a stress buster ses- sion of relaxation tech- niques for patients and caregivers from 1:30 to 3 pm 8:30 p.m. :. I Yoga for bod- ies under stress Your Retiremernt runs Wednesday,• MMAL a RRSF's June 4 starting at FUNDS 11:15 a.m. It's Forkm k+vestment Corp. for cancer -(905) 427-70M patients and caregivers.Ameemi •«v.111110111111Te Take an exer n`•'OOi+ _SismaddA&Aae iY1n V AT trEsr_ AJ" To register or for more information, call 579- 4833. • THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 1, 1997 - PAGE 19 Paging all book lovers for Monster Sale AJAX — Friends of the Ajax Public Library are offering readers a chance to stock up on reading material for the cot- tage at the annual Monster Book Sale this week. More than 12,000 books are ready and waiting at the sale running Thursday to Saturday, June 5 to 7 at 539 Westney Rd. S., Ajax, across from the Discovery Bay Plaza. Material for all tastes, including fiction, romance, classics, poetry, biography, mys- tery, science fiction, cooking, gardening, 'how to' and children's books, will be available. The sale runs Thursday and Friday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. All proceeds support Friends of the Ajax Public Library. For more information, call Val Marshall at 428-1328. GET A1 + '° PLUSH GWRACI6� TOY WITH Off OF ANY AHM9 WHILE SUPPLI -AS-S 4M.0 G t t Fabulous at a 626 for Wt Q 00 LY J �, � �. . MODEgMpC H.00S FROM! 9far i err, Plus freight. PDI 3 applicable la; see dealer for complete details ,,.wt d `ak ° v `ok `p ', -k. PASSION FOR THE ROAD Whitbv Toronto 905) 668-6881 (905) 686-225( 1FRINO 111VICI PICOM $29 r AppMs to OWN vetMeMs • �I9t baeb.Taons 95:ft .M� 141, r dl change up to s< of Motorcraft Not+or Co. pals a now NOtoreraft Gil FUM . Inspection of Od aust SysbM Shock Absorbers, Steefto. Fr+ottt and Rear Suspension, Battery CWn and Connectors. N Belts and Fkdd Levels, Air ClsaneNFllter, Radiator and Neater HOses. M Two Rotation . A Report On COIKNtk)o of Brakes ONLY AT THESE GREAT DEALERS: - Jim South's NRYI 1120 OUNDAS ST. E. AT ANDERSON w nvy :6684893 W • , i ti $15 KING ST. WEST 3 '�".flolawA 5761800 PAGE m - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE l 1997 Billboard SUNDAY, JUNE 1 RESCUE: The Pickering Auxiliary Rescue Association holds an official launch for its new search and rescue vessel at 2 p.m. at the Frenchman's Bay Yacht Club, 635 Breezy Dr., Pickering. PARA is a volunteer coast guard auxiliary unit. All welcome. 683- 3424. MONDAY, JUNE 2 FITNESS: Fun 'N' Fitness aerobic classes for beginners to advanced are held Mondays at 8 p.m. at St. Paul's United Church, 65 Kings Cres., Ajax. $3 per session. All welcome. Call 686-0258 (Catharine) for infor- mation. WOMEN: The COPE Mental Health Program holds its free women's sup- port group meeting Mondays from 9:30 to I I a.m. Discussions about depression, separation, anger, loneli- ness and improving self-esteem. Wheelchair accessible. 686-3248 for location. TUESDAY. JUNE 3 TOAST.**1ASTERS: Pickerini-, f'ov, We wish to draw your Wertaon to Ute error in our '75 Years Great aabors Sale' Byer. Page 3 - Item 1.42- dual-maxrt wmnible citing tan. 52-4326-8. Copy should read: 4 while finish wood blades. NOT 5. _ We with to draw your aflenson to the tolbwing in our current 75 Years Father's Ray Sale' flyer. Page 8: The ILLUSTRATIONS and bgos should be transposed for item 12 Fielder's 12.12' gbve 80.3016x and item 05 Youths' 10' glwe 80-3036x. 4 ft sincerely regret any inconvenience we may have caused you. zones alt erhouse Toastmasters meet Tuesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Board of Trade offices, 1099 Kingston Rd., suite 224, Pickering. It's designed to promote speaking, listening and thinking skills. 831- 1855 (Len). AEROBICS: The Tuesday Morning Club aerobic classes for beginners to advanced are held Tuesdays from 9:15 to 10:45 a.m. at the Ajax Com- munity Centre, Centennial Rd. $3 per session. All welcome. Child-care avail- able. 686-0258 (Catharine). RETIRED TEACHERS: The Superannuated Teachers of Ontario, Durham Region, District 28, holds its annual spring business dinner meeting at Trinity United Church, 116 Church St., Bowmanville. Reception at 1 I a.m., business affairs at noon and dinner at 12:30 p.m. Pas- cal LaRouche, executive director of the Superannuated Teachers of Ontario, will speak. All retired teachers are welcome to attend. Call J��EART,gT 0 �4 The Heart & Stroke Foundation of Durham East invites you to an evening of Heart Health. GUEST SPEAKERS Dr. R. Alessandrini, Cardiologist Dr. R. Bhargava, Cardiologist Dr. J. Chu, Internist Dr. B. Hrycyshyn, Cardiologist Dr. T. Moncheskv Internist FREE CARDIOVASCULAR RISK ASSESSMENT Blood Pressure Readings Cholesterol Testing All by qualified staff. TUESDAY, AK 3rd,1997, 7pm SL George's lriv Hallfr 592 Alert St., Osberre Admission is free- N[ART RIEW For further information call ro noOkTioti 905-571-1582 Of ONI AKIO 723-5376 (Margaret Durkin) for information. GENEALOGICAL: Whitby - Oshawa Branch (Region of Durham) of the Ontario Genealogical Society meets at 7:30 p.m. at the Arts Resource Centre, behind City Hall in Oshawa. Guest speaker is J. Brian Gilchrist, genealogist, talking about Ontario wills and estate records. The meeting is free and open to the pub- lic. 683-2476 (Marion) or 723-7460 (Bessie). CAREGIVER SUPPORT: Caregiv- er Support Group for people support- ing someone with cancer meets at Hearth Place, 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa. from I to 3 p.m. The group meets Tuesdays on a drop-in basis. Call 579-4833 for more information on the event. r rrriw 4 oat care and diabetes is the foctr'opT an"upcoming Care eminar. .Ajax -Pickering' General Hospital hosts `Foo�.' ,nd Diabetes -- Everything You Need to Know on'. Thursday, June 26 from 7:30 to 9 p.m It will be held'in Conference Room B, on the lower" cvel in the west tower of the hospital, on Harwood ►venue south of Bayly Street, Ajax._ M Podiatrists Ronald Klein and Gary Rogers and dia etes educators Marion Baltrop and Marlene Grass rill be on hand to provide information and answer uestions.y There will also be a`display and samples of foot are products, footwear information and door prizes.' . ,,,,,All are welcome to attend. There's no charge. .For more information, call the hospital at 683-2320, Xt. 5248. -. A ,Zip Across Town 07 Express Toll Route t Two Dunbarton Spartans rugby teams :r High School Falcon ball away as he's under Dunbarton High School during LOSSA senior photo by Andrew Iwanowski boys' rugby semi-final action at Pine Ridge Secondary School in Pickering Wednesday. Dunbarton won 18-0. Two Dunbarton High School rugby teams vied for the region- al title after winning playoff tilts at Pine Ridge Secondary School Wednesday. The Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletic rugby champi- onships were hosted by the Ajax Wanderers Rugby Club on Friday, after our press deadline. In the senior finals, Dunbarton played Whitby's Father Leo J. Austin Wildcats, while the midget tilt featured Dunbarton against Port Perry High School. 'rhe junior match matched Whitby's Sinclair Secondary Celtics and Port Peng High School. The Dunbarton seniors advanced to the final by blank- ing the Exeter High School Falcons 18-0. In the other semi - Pickering THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 1, 1997. PAGE 21 ortS News Advertiser LOSSA final final match, Austin defeated Sinclair 13-5. Meanwhile, the Dunbarton midgets shut out the G.L. Roberts Lakers 19-0 in the quarter -final game and edged Pine Ridge 12-7 in the semi- final. Port Perry defeated Austin 41-0 in the quarter -finals. Port Peery then played to a 10-10 tie with the Pickering High School Trojans at the end of regulation time in the semi-final game, but Port Perry got the nod after win- ning 5-4 on penalty kicks need- ed when an overtime period failed to settle the issue. Pickering High won its quar- ter -final game 17-0 over Bowmanville High School before losing to Port Perry in the semi-finals. Pine Ridge won its quarter -final game 15-5 over Brock before losing to Dunbarton in the semi-final. In the junior division, Pine Ridge lost its quarter -final game to Sinclair 23-20 in overtime, while Dunbarton lost in the quarter -final to Port Perry 19-0. Pickering defeated Courtice High School 10-7 before losing to Sinclair 15-12 in the semi- final contest. Meanwhile, Exeter defeated Whitby's Anderson Collegiate 27-5 in the quarter -final, but lost to Port Perry by a narrow 8-5 margin in the semi-final. The LOSSA senior champi- on will advance to the 16 -team Ontario Federation of Schools Athletic Association Rugby championships in Oakville next week. Sox peewees win Bolton Braves baseball tourney PICKERING - The Pickering Red Sox Legion 606 peewee rep baseball team won the gold medal at the Bolton Braves Tournament last week- end. Although the weather was cold, the Pickering bats were hot. The Sox posted a record I of four wins and one loss dtlr- (. ing the weekend, outscoring the opposition 55-22. The championship game saw the Sox down Alliston 11-4. Pickering blew the game wide open in the third inning with a six -run outburst. Pickering's DEM TRACK AID FETID CHMNIONDMPS loom Durn-Weal. Woodlands: 11 GIRLS: 1 st Tatum MacLeod. Hghbush. 9 BOYS 1st Kayo Ernnyjong, Won Willa d 14.8: 2nd Graham 1:12.6; 2nd Sham" Prwnj, Maple Ridge; 3rd Sleph- Pmadls. Dunbar, 12 BOYS: 1st Kevin Living Raid vrun's 1:08.6: 2nd Adam Murphy_ Hghouyr any Janis Thompsorn. woodlandw 9 GIRLS: 1st Moregor. woodlrWR 1:09.2: 3rd Dan Prion. Dunbar. 1:08.7. 12 m Snephanre Hadi. woodlands, 15.6. 2nd " Doyle. Roasbw*, 3rd GiLS: 1st Lava Easunarn, Mob Ridge. 1:102. 211d NstaM Bell. Audrey Pearce, Mi111hpuSh; 10 BOYS. tat Kyle Irmom. Vaughn Franchmanl<: 3rd Ashley Chander, Ounbr; 13 BOYS Evrbn WdlVd. 14.9; 2nd Mar LMWWW s. Fnnchnor 's; 3rd PM--- Thomas, Thomas. NAoodlrWs, 0:56.& 2nd Aron Calder. ►tighbuah. 1:01.6. H l bush: 10 GIRLS: 1St Nam"A HMiss/a,n, Gan* 15; 2nd T qew Oma• Hglndrsh; 3rd Mdory HoYa// Rloaabarar; 11 BOYS: 1st Abe 3rd Nati Jo neon. Frandrnrn's. 1:01.7; 13 GIRLS: 1st Barky Locher Vaurgn Wind 1:05,7:2nd Arne Jamiescr4 Grrdlt 1:12.1; Deft Gwidly 3rd bw Leas Ornbar. 1:152 'os• FienChrrmarla; 11 �$: 1� Duibar. a1 ,2nd �ienri n Jenn EerM H06uSh. 3rd Cimiy Bolft Gan*.. 12 BOWS: lot 9BOYS. 1stAniinSeenrARo//bric 239.3;2ndJamiaThowpsm Jlmy Famrtgion, DuedW. 13; 2o. Ryan pW&U t Woodwds: 3rd Chris Wilson. Gandy, 12 ON-& 131 Charrfal Levinee, KStOAi 14.2: VM noun 1 3rd LetwW Street Fairport Beach: 9 GHLS: 1st April Hage. Frwnchas rn'k 3:10A; 2nd Jwquabne Cumr. Highbush: 3rd 2ne Ashley Gane, Frsnclmnnt 3rd Leelle Earlelt Durban; 13 BOYS: 1sl GIM Bridge, HghbuW 12.5; 2nd MOM AMomm Gander, Cahn Sant GOW.. 10 BOMS 1 Of John Kotduft Hidr4uh. 252.9; 2nd John Magas. FwrOVM'k 3rd Min Carter. Maple Ridgx 10 3rd Wesley TW#.. Ylbodanda; 13 GBLS: 1st Stephanie Pears. GIRLS: 1st Kala DOW Dunbar, &W-% 211111 !aura CI"Wk HiillhOustn: wOedlmnds. 13.6; and Taniel Lavine, FMghbial 3rd Sharman Smift Maple Ridge 3rd Jov*m Swammg Rmebwhk: 11 BOYS: IS a BoarsS. Gw* 2.4&4; 2nd Andrew Hred&r I"ftsk 3rd John Msttzoom hewe 9 BOYS: 1st Kai Ewvv*mg Vaughn Wird, 32,1; 2nd Justin wbodtrhdK 11 GIRLS tat Jerni*i Sew" RealI 12:51$ 2cl Oours" Luwodw% CAW,, 3rd Las Marks Maple Ridge: 12 BOYS: Seer&!, Romb b*, 3rd Brad NrndraWrs Gandy, 9 Gr"- lot Lindsay MarslnM E.B. Phin. 362: and Jarmo S ilht Maple Ridge; is Bryan Masan, E.B. Phin. 2:410; 2nd Brian Nlelaltame, "*Vxm K 31d Ryan Thorps. Riolllrar' " 12 GIR & 1st CWWW SIOPW Maple aro Lawran c4v dw t Fmi chmmYx 10 BOYS: lot Share rrq ft Ridge. 251,11; 2nd Jima CYmrab Dabw; 311d Jowan Wag. 40bu5h. 31A 2nd pi Rte Dtbo, briber 31d Duarte Hloarmq FrarnderhanVi 19 BOYS 1st Mia 8101111eyt Maple Ridge, 242.T. 2nd Wcodlrnds; 10 GIRLS: lot 9160 Camron. Gandy, a&4: Zed Kona iSton. Dunbar; 3rd Lauren OMM Mspe p*%W 11 BOYS: 1st Mark Srrckock Rose, , 3rd eamrm Murphy, Hgftbureh: 13 GiaLS 13t Mlealit CosgW Maple Ridge. 242.8 2nd AMda Kays. . TSgVntL Hghbustt 26.3 2rd Josh Lyndt V&4m Wiarct 3rd sae" Gander, 11 GIRLS; -& FrendarnnY; 3rd Leigh Custaie, Drxnbw t9t79m1 , t191&am Larwt Fienchro 113 I 3.5; 2nd N 0016 Adams, Fairport 0e 1 3rd Kathryn M ociesac, 9 BOYS: 1st Nd FekM. VWodlta I 6:09.6; 2W MMd" Broadrp. • 12 BOYS: 131 Sloven Vivlit Iig?hbi = 2nd A&n KobuUK 3rd Scott Perry, F-eipat 9 GIRLS: 1st Lim Cnwrdu. bah•WootLnds;3rd&ianGnw.0unbr;12GIPi.S INSgh Frrhdmtrl's, 8:5&1; 2nd Anrbr Chdatik Dnbr. 3rd Megan Dunbar, 31.9; ltd Noble Bale. Fnndnwn7t; 3rd Tv""W para. Mapb Ridge; 10 BM- IS Jon Ko lddis. Ilighbush. 5:37.0; G-*.. 13 BOYS: lot Evarlon 7hoans, Wri-s I 2nd MUM IOwwn&A Frenchman's; 3rd Cedrie Schell, E.& Phis; 2nd Arm Sdek EB. Phin; 3rd Steven Rebab, HlplhtltalX 13 10 GIRLS: 1St Sarah Nhh WAW HgnbusK 8:32?. 2nd Job," Van l'9 Kane TylK Dunbar, 2&eters. 2nd Stephanie ete Dai. M e* Ridge; 3rd Jackie Sok Maple Ridge: BOYS 1st Dai. 3rd Shlinn on SnIft Maple R oro BrmWmh Bowes, Gandy, 5:1&5; 2nd VYanen SWISS, Higlibush; 3rd Crag Burrei, Highbush: 11 GIRLS 1st Jennifer Seam, Rombenk. BOYS: 1st Brad Vwxbmtwe, Grad% 1:16.1; 2nd Anda Smith, 5:49.6; 2nd Elyse Campbd, HighbuUn; 3rd Courtney Lurnden. I:1&5;3rd%1or Burr&, Vaugtnwird. 1:1&& 9 G0LS: GwWy; 12 BOYS: 1st Bryan Mason, E.B. Phin, 5:292; 2nd Andrew Jar^° Smith, Mlple .idgA, 1:19.8; 2nd KWKW Peterson, Jackson. Hi�nbush; 3rd auxlry WModdcs Fiench man's; 12 GFA-%- IRLSman's, 111811-S.122.0; 3rd Elyse Chad. Fairport Beach. 124.4; 10 1st MAW o'Donoghr, MWb Ridge. 6:07.0; 2nd Kristen Pmubt. S: IS Sh w* rnglig, Ii~, 1:11.9; 2 d Carpe Jonson. Maple Ridge; 3rd Retail Most, Maple R1dge; 13 BOYS: 1st Naftali Port Beech; 3rd Greg ENM Vaughn WiarO 10 GIRLS: IS Dunbar, 1:1&4; 2nd Anton WKWile woodartds Johnson. Fiernchnan's, 4:54.0; 2nd Josh Lumsden. Gandy; 3rd Jame r: Cumow Highbush; 13 GIRLS: 181 Meagh&n CWOV, MINOR ren O Maple Ridge; 11 BOYS: let Treem Tinging. Ridge. 5:31.0; 2nd Alae Keys. Frw-ftnan's; 3rd Pam Joha&tan. 059.8 (racord). 2nd Mw Little, Mepls Rides: 3rd PWirk Gandy strong offensive attack was led by Steve Molinski, Brian Nishikawa, Andrew Jackson and Jeff Murdoch. Outstanding defence was supplied by Jesse Athwal, Brad Binns, Robin o$A Dion, Ryan Dow, Sean Gray, Brad Kerr and Daniel Ram. Murdoch. Jackson, Nishikawa, Binns and Dion combined for the victory on the mound. The Red Sox advanced to the championship game by defeat - Lag Jump 9 BOYS: IS Troy Bedwsrd. Vaughn Willard. 3.49m; 2nd Justin Seerwlt Rom" 3.4an; 3rd Gap Daaber k E.B. Phin. 3.40m; 9 GIRLS l st l - I Pekes Debar. &02n: 2d Nicola M@W Vaughn Wird &01m; 3rd Katie VOM&s. Gandy. 2.95m: 10 BOYS: IS Brent VVnYre1Md Vaughn VOw 3.58m; 2nd Louis Bears. E.B. Pw. 144m; 3rd Town Nadu. Nloodmnde. 3.42m: 10 GRILLS: IS Derma McDonakL E.B. Phin. 3.43n: 2nd Katelyn Siem. Fienchm&ns, 134m; 3rd Janna WLr1R Wugn Wird 325m; 11 BOYS: IS Eric Neubwnr. Dunbar &73rn; 2nd Micheal Knight. VAQM Wird 172m; 3rd Ryan Sigh. Woocl-- cl &89m: 11 GIRLS: lot Tabic Charles, Dunbar. 4 09m 2nd Crystal isitriaa. Fairport Be A &95wk 3rd Cance Slaial t E.B. Phi% &62n: 12 BORIS: 1st vAlft Gnwn, A, h - r, 4.30W ad Dave Mar&, vasom VVilyd 4.111m; 3rd Dan Price. tAliarn Dunbar, 4-0110t; 12 GIRLS:- IS Aim VWrllt Nwghn Wird &95oa; 2nd Msgan O Doneigh t Maple RkIVL &Sam 3rd Deanna Dion Rwhchaan'S. &83m:13 DOM -13t Evmlm !homes. VII, '- n I 4.99m; and Cob MMdahntt VYnghn Wird, 4.90 Sad Arm Sdlt I E.B. Phan, 42W 13 GIRLS: tat Pip" .IldlnwW% KgltbuUr, 4 tAa; 2nd Kala lybr, barber, 4.11m; 3rd Slephmr Pam; YtoodlarudL 3Abn 9BBOYSotst Andrew Goldoni Fairport Beach 1.05m; 2nd a 3rd Intense not givenk 9 GIRLS: IS .Mine Snit Maga Ridge, 100m; 2nd Lauda Doyle, RueeI I 1.00m 3rd Kris Loos% IMbodanda 0.90m; 10 BOYS: 1st Dura Ilorrard VMoodv 120x: 2nd Jdwry Grom4 Dunbar, 1.I&m- 3rd Chris Paster. Maple Ridge, 1.Iorm 10 GMLS: lot T Sian Gram, Iidrbuth. 12pn; 2nd Anter Kereise. Fairport 1.15m; 3d Brirny MdAcA M Wb Rima, 1.15m; 11 BOYS` tat Devid 51.m.r1 Gwdl, 12W 2nd Greg Garrett liglbudn. 123m; 3rd Jet Ladoot Fairport 12WL 3rd Gordis Bard, Maple Bridge, 120m:3rd Kurd MMMT. Rombmat 120m; 11 GIRLS. tat JPmWp Searle% Rosebwet 120m; 2 d Lauren Bays. IighbuM, 1.15m 3rd Alan Richardson, Map* Ridge, 1.15m; 12 BOYS IS Gerrneire Gardnm. Ge ndlt 1.40m; and VMMby Gran. Rosebw*, 1.40nh; 2mh Chris pldvid , VVoodentl3 1.40m; 12 GIRLS: IS Laura Eastman. Maple Ridge. 1.25m; 2nd Kathy Matas. woodlands, 125m; 3rd Valerie Wax. Gandy 1.20m; 13 BOYS: 1st Cola Mk1aMrW, View Wind, 1.55m; 2nd David Williamson. GwWlt 1.53m; 3rd Cris Frarm Maple Ridge. 1.50m; 13 GIRLS: 1st Cherie Lavwancs, Dunbar. 1.40m; 2nd Shanim Smile% Maple Ridge, 1.35m; 3rd Venesea Misseri, Woodlands, 1.30m lo1111110 JUN* om: 1st Cajoe Jonson, Fairport Beach. 8.46m; 2nd Phil" Dabo6 Dunbw. 7.78m; 3rd per Nicholson, E.B. Phin. 7.67m; 10 GIRLS: IS Karan Lam. Woodlands. &84m; 2nd Denials Street Feiport. &75m; 3rd Christina Wood% Maple Ridge, 6.10m: 11 ing York 11 -3 in the wmi-final tilt. The Pickering Legion pee- wees started the event by blank- ing York 12-0. They then suffered a close 12-10 loss to the host Bolton Braves. The Red Sox rebounded to win game spur over unbeaten Alliston 1 1-3. Ryan Bukalo was injured prior to the tournament and was- n't available, but provided great enthusiasm on the bench. The Red Sox coaching staff consists of manager Al Kerr and assistant coaches Paul Nishikawa and Herb Binns. BOYS: 1st David Haan. Highpush. &44m: 2nd Jst McFwWw Maple Ridge. 8.21 m; 3rd Enc No brae, Dunbar, &t2n; 11 GIRLS. 1st KI JeMrles. Fairport Beach, &14m; 2nd Cindir So^ Gandy. 7.82m; 3rd Laura Coln. E.B. Phn, 721m; 12 80MS: lit Andrew Jame. F+ernchmmYs. 9.44m; 2nd Jet Murdoch. E.B. Phil, &93m; 3rd Dlvid Mlson. Vaughn YYird &8&n;12 Gl1LS 1st Aha WuK Vauam Wird &31m; 2nd Jour Young, Foenchis le, &14m 3rd Elena Grays Mbodlmde, 7.71m; 13 BOYS: 1st Mstari Alonzo. Gw* 10.79m: ltd Scar McKenzW Vtoodmnde, ta12nK 3rd Greg Mui. Fionc owfe, 9.Spe; 13 GIRLS: lot Auer Lewin, Dunbar. 829m; 2nd Kan SAM Maple R9cigI. &Olrm Sed Jomer Jackson, Mwgfm WOWA 7."n Stmt pea 10 BOYS: 1st 81WIl VbMlfalq Weuglm VVM 14 &ftM 2nd KaVb" V t .w RoelI 17.1i7m; 3rd Michael Kopsrck Irk, fthde 7AW 10 GriLS: let KillUlm $Lenart Fiench nerVa. 8.01nK 2nd DerveMe Shaet Ampol Areeda SAft 3rd Serle Mdwm Maple Ridge, 5.54m;11 BOYS: tri Adan Duncan, FrwirJr�y. 9.15w42nd Alla Sin for Maps Ridge. &Mm 3d Mice" SxWk E.B. Phil &300K 11 GIRLS: tat 111ta Bvowniu ►itlhbustt &83aK and Mistime Allmt Maple Willa. &31m; 3d Nicole Adww Fairport BMclt &dear; 12 BOYS tat Bnerdon Waren E.B. Phil 11.73m; 2nd Purl Wiarn3, Dunbar. 1"ft aid Sadq Thmari, MSugim Wtlird, ta83n; 12 CA*-& list Lynes Thoape^ Dunbar, a4flIK 2nd Deman D mn. Raid in 9.41ec 3d Kaiy Iild4abrtey< Jeune Wird 7.90m; 13 BOYS: 19 Juan Bullar, Franchiser 11.38aK 2nd Mart Allen, Maple Ridge, 1129m; Sed Sema JWwnoen, Rc, he It 10.02m; 13 GIRLS: tat Malar* Hapeick III - . d- 7 9&n; 2nd TWO Cw MIK KQMxmlt 7.90n; 3d La conn Hlumn, Vaughn Willard. 7.79m 1 X "" 9 BOYS: to vauam Wild 1:06.7; and ft In rllK Sed HlabustK 9 GIRLS: 1st R ... F - ' 199.7; 2nd Maple Ridge; 3ed Wolm Dunbar; 10 BONS: tat Higtbmit I -W_ 1; 2d Wham Dunbar ad WoodmtdK 10 GO": 1st Vlbodimds 192.5; 2nd Garntbtsstagorn; 3rd Highbush; 11 BOYS: eat HVftah. 0:59.0; 2d Wham Dunbar; 3rd woodendr I1 GIRL& let Highbush, 11.59.5; ltd Warn Dunbar; 3rd E.B. Phin; 12 BOYS: 1st Willies n Duubr. 038.2: 2d Hiljtbuah; 3rd Gendegetepon; 12 GIRLS 1st Maple Ridge, 0:57.4; 2nd Vaughn Wird; 31d VOW Debar; 13 BOYS: IS Woodlands x51.9; 2d Highbush 91; 3rd Maple Ridge; 13 GIRLS: let Wham Dunbar, 0:55.7; 2nd Woodlands 3rdHghtaah it Co-ed Raley 11 YEARS: IS Gandetsetia90n. 2:11.6; 2nd Highbush; 3rd Frenchman's Bay. 12 YEARS: 1 st Frenchmis is Bey, 210.4; 2W E B. Phin; 3rd HVghbtgh; 13 YEARS: 1st Frenchmen's Bal, 1:5&3; 2nd CaandKsmbagon; 3rd (school name Na) Sl1NLIKE JUICE CO '00RNING DEW CAVENDISH FARMS FANCY F ROZLN C HRISHE BROWN f HLr.1IUh1 F LI_J-, i ILA 1z - - Ts,, hp E L P 1 I� �, Y` I • y I I f k r�� p ' 1 �1 7ti'i 1 AD ' I I• J rAMILY BANNER SPECIAL - FIRST PRIZE • HAYHOE MILLS SPECIALS START .' • • r TODAY Prices In effect Sunday. June 1 to Smurday June 7 1997 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO • FRESH NEVER FROZEN: • V�•-- (•�_•(.�•� ALL VARIETIES ,. •`�-j 1 „ „ • Mello]SAS 04 DI I�•} trem1,!r 1. • • T•. • Nit, 1 ,li ONG i 111,-I�0 �1/ 1 • , •~ , I 1 , 1 I 1 `��1� 7`�I •2 • . • ��CCUC'C�"�E•+ZE C•' CZE.•4--�ESEQ`."CE TRADEX FOODS • FROZEN •OCEAN AN MRS SMITH S FROZEN - IIS t; •'�•i;, /' - ni,ht. 1'",,,,,., VIP - — — low - - - - •- - - = = M CAIN DART -FRESH /�� '��1KE v-FA1'C)q . • . - . ------ • • ,SII 1 ,+1}1 y•1?I I'Fi IL zv ' • C>w Pc2%c�F kI �• r Ian, r.. ••;— E1 C DE? ar _ • � II I 4AA r•_�.�Jj1 t � ./ V1 I 'j�'�[- 1�14•�.�1�,Z2�4, ©■[•: �� ■Fil 1:.�:i1 �� 11 'moi w� �\ r 0 7-71-7-rm IF I .•r.'ttF;iE)r.l ,nrl•,n rr)I�clr:tt) ir,l;nr)rn rrllelirir<) t rJ 11,A1 r+I, rJr.1A I{KV IA r-1 I'I( Kf 1il'J, 11'.11!1 1tIVI i111A1 ! I)(JI Ar.`1 1)11IiI,Ar-1 I PRODUCT OF ONTARIO • SHANKLESS 4-6 LB. AVERAGE • AIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIh 21%, W • 1 tii'�+• �" :,� � .I ;I�i I ' � I 1 _ 1 • I it 1 1 � � '., :� 1 1 � PRODUCT OF U.S.A. #1 GRADE FROM THE TROPICS :1R • 1 � • 1�1♦ 1 111n 1 I 1 1 I - +� � -, 1 1 • ' � .7 • -• 3i 1 1 • 1 / IN HOOD MULTIFOODS • BICK S NESTLE ICE CREAM •PARLOUR • 1 1• . PRODUCT OF MEXICO • TRACTOR TRAILER LOADS •• , • • IAL nn• �v�rj, --i.. fir i 1 HELP1IA _: , 1 �� •�_ �;- .•�1 .r• ,� 11 11 ��VEFtVpq y — KRAFT CANADA PRODUCT OF U S A CALIFORNIA COW F,VA%C t —a.— HUMPTv Uur.•vr . • asSUnTE D ••-, 11• ..i � � 1 1 v T J LIPTON i • >`, ` '� ' •1 ICICLE SEaFSALMON CHEF '^ -« .. '� -_.• • •r--_ •`,� • I•ELP 1 1 ' • ELP 1 `1D+�1I ati 1 1 ,•., �. 1 1 i : �' �: I i Ian • e�1►v,, PRODUCT OF u S A L,:=ADE PRODUCT OF u S A C:.; ;FA 019121 Fz ,ia 1. • r.l CAIr. F.lC>c • 1 I ' FRCr.t ONTARIO GREENHOUSES ;RADE `DUCT r 10741 :j �C:JTI-, mac: 1 • • j r. • : r. l '� •� r ' PRODUCT JF- - .. .,i ,E 1 11:.1 :'•v:: I �1 • I` • /' •_ _ 1 1 10 IF I 16 C7 '47TH `..•„' ;r, :,a :: GRA: — - - -`�;� • 1l1 a I 1 I 1 ti i �I -,, FL -i7A i' -. ;A�i � L, . i. 1 'M wl •JI •_ II 1 r ( ♦ . �� 11 N. PROS �£ FIAKF KIL1p[ RLY CI arJk KC•TF >< ♦ E D SA71TH -ASSORTED —7— hF LLOGG '� ('FRF AL !CFO1 : ' 11 • �._ •. 4.��it hmill, �•u„ Lclt _� 001(1 (Whi wheii voll shot) at K„uh "ill Fat-, s 1. •� ll.l ... -�hw- ...� PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY 30,1997 Buy one week, get (905) the 2nd free! Call us for TORONTO - details LINE AppMa to Articlaa For 798-7259 683 07C Soft and VaMela• Fa ` �'�"- GARAGE SALES only $35tcxsT Call 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday to Friday 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday or fax your ad (905) 579-4218 ' ' Careers 1 ' Careers 1 1 Careers , , Careers ' , Careers 1 1 Careers 1 ' Careers JM Careers Im General Kart ModN M.A. lCompuMr AR a Anirmatiorm • Kart I I m ' is an AUASIWAVEFRONT Certified Iratrlutor. AUASIWAVEFRON' Is the leadhig Compular Animation Program used in ulna such as Jurassic Park • Kad teaches Compuesr Amination at the Toronto School of 8usirl - - in Oshawa on the kMsst SlUcon Graphics SGI 02 compulars. e This 26weeik course is designed for people who skewly poeetase divahp and deeiplmirmg skWe and wild to mab a career In the foMowillg: Anin stars In the tllnm hmdoaary. • Adverdell" design for T.V. • [)OOW of 9119waethle germs. TA@ n-rse is ret pow-rrsd by 8e R�wla Vawli Sdoak Act TORONTO Helping YOU Build a Better Life tom• Fmod our ind"ilalmd learmi V plan provides tier a a cwew wwlue pro9nm packages in day or everting e F *Vm ma An*,A basses. Train with others in a haodson, ON - I Spec! t business -oriented environment. Is LAM AftiniwwrCamliallor e Mawemeeeoe Ticktttdtrt &am*few rre�r. OF BUSINESS a TECHNOLOGY _ Call t.ra„ Oti�twra za tam across fartadl irtdtldrtg soft S" 434-8585 =GQN*"bft0 "" WANT TO OWN YOUR OWN BUSWESS BUT DONT HAVE THE $$$? Mature? Self -motivated? You might be the person for our fast growing financial services compa- rry. We train. CALL KELLY (905) 427-2763 Where can you get University degrees in Arts, Science & Business from Trent & York Universities, full-time during the day in Durham Region? Come find out at our Information Session - Thursday, June 5 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm Durham College, Room 1-110 20M Suncoe Suet:[ North, Oshawa If you have any questions contact Sandra Gunn at 721-3003. LM� jJ UNtVmwelTt t�omy.,��,,,,,.� 44M,� YORK TRENT UNIVERSITY E&M= � You for the PAW WOrid. MICROSOFT wwows -wom OFFICE EXCEL. - ACCESS POWERPoarT NETWORKS NoVELL - AommaTRATm I CNE.WVV0 S NT n COMPUTER SUPPORT SPECIALIST DIAMOND INSTITUTE of Business aW Cwgx#er Tedmikigy 95 GAYLY ST. W. C.I�a�EvenirAmg. � ay STE. 404, AJAX, ONTARIO L1 S 7K8 BUS. (905) 427-1922 FAX (905) 427-2558 special for nseld car. pro sioaak Short Summer Programs Available 'FYI@&N@I &@oilman May be anuft a saes who "a" Exc e.LENT OPPORnIIrrrY for a dedicated career minded Mills and goal oriented individual. T Lon a wwllleea a1cerieft (need not THE NAIL STATION Ca- reer Training Center. Be - toms a nal tedniaan, career tainilp available in artiliicial rails, ear candling, pedicures. waxing. Pure strained beeswax now available at atiordabls pric- es. (905) 723•- M A-2PROFESSIONAL Drivers. Wanted imme- diately to nm Canada & U.S.A. Lor major trarlaport company Must hairs I.C.C. medical, d. abstnincludeg CVOR. and police clearance. We onor pad layovers. brealndwm and loadngifurvoadirg pay, new equprne011,D.e6ve w+9es• Call (lOS)723- fi 18. AVARABLE . NOW Hiring RSI time Earn 00 8400 - [6 per week. Muq be 18 or ever. have own carcall wow. 404.0403. Local paving comp requires door a door SALESMA)PLE driveway repairs. c ing. recap, and a Transponauoa is vided. peal iec potcetial. Good w and beriefds. Call 427-1734 ASSEJIeLERSI Stay Monte - Make Moray You assemble products 8 ssm S727Jwk. Amazing record- ed message rew"is de- Uie. 416-812-6796 7166 Canadian Company ia ' > C....le.be....bt..,l.e 4if:0000 > cemps .r •ellen@ a > Ad.11de aft@ Aadw > n leebdoiaa T1* in mento, Not Toote > ifMl Mae ftAft t COal WAW Oyioalo Ptopm > Adnd Cale AbN job 54" AeMaNgsoo )I,► `gw Mdse Mwh r vr+a1.IMM1l.wt Dan >etre a womb Aedd..t BC> hMkftn'wb. )III. IJIM1111111111111111 SM=9775 > teal e00ally Aildaralla■ CNiA1rD !~reet� COOIeJhE�YEe > hew Mee Aoololoat 1110 110 110 ` OW outdoor sports iilems. No experience necessary, training is provided. Scholarships & advancement opportunities are available. Cali Diane Mon. - Wed., 10:00 - 6:00 723-4920 AUTO NIM Drivers need- ed for rut end war raRiar company: Cal (416) 245- 7600 or papa 4164!37• 7918. Az Orlvws Join a ease caring town. lime noel reokards. 2 years Wilk Her �C�p . 9884691 8rs-cpm Chris or Ms. CAn.ET CLEAIIEas w grind. Eaperierm an as - SOL bull Will pain. Veld dile• ere louse. Also required wetwYales oay " 9.2. Apply 72,-002,. :1255 TomilaW. Y THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 1, 1997 -PAGE 25 Help GerwaI I Hal I a1 IGeneral General General General era Genl I enGeral P Help I Help I Help I Help I Help Help ' Bell Mobility' EXCELL COMMUNICATIONS We are a fast paced, independently owned and operated Bell Mobility Dealership with stores in Oshawa, Whitby, Pickering, Toronto and St. Catharines. We are also Durum's largest cellular dealership and acknowledged leader. We are presently seeking qualified individuals to join our team in ttlese positions: Store manager Sales Associates (full time & part time) Outside Sales Representatives Mobile Phone Installer/ Technician M you are ambitious, possess excellent communication skills and are dedicated to customer service, we would like to meet you! Applicants should submit resume in person to Excell Bell Mobility at 843 King St., W., Oshawa, on Mon. June 2 between 8:00arn and 5:00pm or at Excell Bell Mobility in the Pickering Town Centre on Tues. June 3, between 8:OOam and 7 ftm. We tcntrJd /}Are to Qhank��nts, bowler only tba Ilk sekcutrad for ani r uV11 bile cantac&W A PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR Standard Paper Box is seeking a qualified Production Supervisor for its corrugated carton plant. RESPONSI I ITI S• • Co-ordinate the work in the department with respect to produc- tion, quality and safety standards. • Administer the collective agreement. OUALIFICATIONRe • A minimum of five years experience as a Production Supervisor preferably in the corrugated packaging industry. • A high school graduate. • Ability to direct and motivate employees. We offer a comprehensive benefits package and salary commensu- rate with experience and qualifications This job vacancy is open to everyone Interested applicants may submit their resumes in confidence to: STANDARD PAPER BOX Manager, Human Resources Reference PS97-2 P.O. Box 217 Belleville, Ontario K8N 4Y8 LIGHT TELEPHONE work, MAKE -LIP ARTIST Re- MATURE EXPERIENCED days or eiivnmgs, no ex- Wred Saturdays for busy t"marketers ivpwivd. perienoe nt•c••s•ny, full season. The Facial Place $9.00 per hr. plus bon ums train '^g provided- salary 91154"4128. guaranteed. Call Dawns plus bores•s. Pleas• pill 723.00 7738900. CORPORATION INTERNATIONAL Biovail is conducting studies involving currently marketed medications in our modern clinical research facility in Scarborough. We require healthy males for WEEKDAY/WEEKEND blood level studies To participate you must be • Male • Age 18-45 • Non -Smoker • Taking No Medications/Drugs If you are interested in participating in a study or require additional info please call (416) 752-3333 ext. 235 Monday -Friday, 8am-3pm CASH PAID DAILY Polar Ice Cream now looking for ice Cream tricycle vendors for PblerngiAlax area. FTIPT. Students to Pensi finers welcomed. 905.831-7609 PARIVACCESSORY CLERK - Experienced only. Fax resume to Campkms Camping Centre 905 -655 - SW Att Brad PEOPLE'S TAXI Tui dnv- ers needed mmedtatoly. no upenence necessary. pert -tone Of full -tine. Call vrls_aa�-rrm PART-TIME fi Fuil-tune pharmacy assistants want - ad for pharmacies in Whit- by 8 Oshawa Please send resume to File .9628, OShaw&Whdby This Week, PO. Bac 481 Oshw wa, ON. L1H 71-5, Improtarrrrtrrq • 1 1 � r.- Ftartd�lt= • Moving a . Moving 14 House • Gardens 6• 1 • • / 1 � n9 • Party MI Business Storage • Storage • Cleaning • ndsaping • Sevices Services CANDO RENOVATIONS INC. Our ft home ro mala oro sins 1975 NO PROJECT TDO SMALL • Kitchens • Basements • VAndows • Doors • Bathrooms • Etc. 905-686-5211 Duality Tin* is now yours For al your residerlol eqNsionK • new const tiew • re ombons .docks Trust to proinsolids at Attas Cont, W*V 905-2424432 Wood Fatch Deals - Chain Lsllc - ion Deed Holes - Set Peale FREE sert„p• Car stee• •os-soa.son mobile 416-MI30 D00111801111111", us GARAGE OPENERSD , (We , SIX PRINGS, CABLES, Sales SerViCs 8 Reptitim REWWAT04 Ceramic 6 I inrbl• Tres - Toro ft*— M11111111 swwor aft mlliltllool Pgr: (416) 372-2643 Cel: (416) 720 -SM K.C. Aluminum Siong. $olid, Heves, facia, vinyl and aklmintrfL LOW, low Prices. Quality Wollaininhip Call Kevin at (9051631-3194 C0IIRETE bol co" PASM� • Lkyrrrd tad■ im ift Crralom hangs and addMiorls. dearly rdpleo•rr1•nt wWin a and doss OWN006M CONSTRU01011 ReDA= ym jj P t1•l• dmm mm Fw• E4dn" 576�6�6/ SMR Crow CALL 0834M OR 790.7159 TWO YEN WITH A TRUCK will move, name or apartimmit No job to big or to small PNNW caw E•6-1605 1 Roofing AAC ROOf7NC. ShiaKlmt• all types of roofs, new and old. Workissmaup. Gwr- ameed. 109E discount to season, rally ie- mrea. Five esurmies. Call Andmw at (9195) as97•1 AJAX Moving Systems Full services, moves, appliance and piano specialists. Flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units. Now offering free boxes with move. Park and load special, starting at $99 and up. 725-0005 or 427-0005 Appliance • Repair 17 yea. •r�rMno• R••lder" i C•ww•reW Wry re"Onit b FREE •niaalss J. Black (906) 9N-2171 1 0�; i DECOR �IIOf i Will l wadim ldhlp teieEb SWACL 420 -OM YPAiwrft6 In 1Nlrr rale, PsrdOro. t2ecl YOVNG SYSTEMS No or a � Se MO ED - mom owcourts Ai , ld Cal ciawfaia"a am Im oilm; WSMIS-747! 14rrialw7750 r011NB ttriTB1S pa •d mw ryaita OVAh R NOW c m m e Indusia Pubrm dap, aid boats nWbLL Savor a aid was dtlod•1L Floe aorados 5714M 141111-M-111600 MOVERS Mara bg or Not in pr= them 0 Fra nbrales, MIdaS dlCOtrk, r11od ,10- Iia mews Applimm rlore4 alto sww cora namb. C«rofr" Rate. Car 4324M Irc31ALSKl MOVING Houma. Apernnerns, 00 - how Appliances and Pura Speoefets Server and isd-Maes De - counts. LAC~. n- suwd Five Esemom, Exo•r•rM s•rtrioe. Car 41144M. ewwwm dots Moe•rs UW lailm. Pim ftes1711011114 Pad" alaisbie. on, 11•DR7! arm CASAW ants Loft d Carpet m Hod doh minim bit t ism 6210 i� $play SPWW 65 oz. cuplaallinnim R1f��Ell r Ell CIS Sim (700 (966j619 2218 f9AW0s'M Iu1y re. 8 r•p1M•d • Howe • Cklenitg times mold on WSW quality household clearing 01}•8393 kullumd post holes, saw" or Pons in erten%sone hoes itstow. W work No Iwn canoes ward , Yard • Wirrl•rtartp • YaiMarnrsc• RAMOrI LAND@CAPM Lawn Cutarq $15 i up Spring a Fall Clem m Tiiaaeiq / Gwdan wort •Ezmillsw Rases a sdrrfn• GUARANTEED (1111) WIM (!06)119.2125 am1 Uniflicaprig tI�OMAL A NANTtBMNCE T11.411111111110119W11111111111111tCALL DAVE E 831.7055 CEDAR TREES for hedging, wholesale prices, fresh dug, delivered, planting extra- 14LI 472-31% CUT A TM LAWN MANTENANCE Specli� ftliV Nt Cal IIMt 420 -NO Lw adetorraoelrr: . Eabrbaa • Caedee • Om�ereid • lasbrraiat rrdarbr� ae. AlMslirdlYrdArl•rM RE AX TMS YEAR Hate L AN 0 You tg Ulf bhe tar• of your plunk. Dow 906436-7833 Aho ally. trlllh mlrorrl, looby clitnis 3 sad dwApd bum mum wArd . Pod • ritllnattoe SPECIAL • 02& d ilawa 4 elloo ab IfW*Mb& Lirltil•d dM o far. G.R.B. YainMrwtoe 613-1i4E2 MAGICIAN • Live animals • All occasions • All ages CALL JEFF (905) 839-7057 RAls16fIT WANTS WtttM Borg Magic Fa Chitterp's Parlles And All occasaft we My Own Magom. can Ernie X32 e • Business • S;,rvice, LAND THE PERFECT POSiTtON Cixlsldtrng, Reslurles, 13tlsirless Proposals, Ed•r1g. DeWx Publishing, Logo Designs. Conmie experience, pry output Mary (905) 43 -W2 Professional Resumes made $20.00 Call 619-6939 SENIORS SERVICES dt Older Adaks Caring individuals with experience providing services for Senior Citizens in our community. For more information .- Cal 905.420 -SI 14 SOOIO1B`1dG k TAX SERVIM a0L'•�a�, abrr" ' I rags, Car P46W 906419-3147 dtlaOwed r111TOW C AsaalEoe< Raadr arias * Awd R w R spat WIN • e01rICE 14064&7%6 1 W73M SM IT Now CALL 68344 DA 79!'%15® TM TMVEUM CAW ERAL STOaE The slera Mat Gomm to you+Ww acrd, persatY, and ileowa 9ft cards 9•e1•• and speaft mars fa am" we mliw. Ssrtrit9 Ssrtiors builiftVa, People wi•t qw rill rwda and you 1 C s- loe orders tee"o Sall 2ee6. ig• Uw k r wore ewgloyww• aur b akt:ssal racwd? hassle bee - tower casts pwdow w sertkee (905) 686.4li76 PAGE 26 -THE NEWS ADVERlnSER SUNDAY, JUNE 1,1997- 1 Get l 1 GeI ' l;ertenl P CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE A progressive manufacturing firm relocating from Markham to Whitby in September is looking for a dynamic motivated individual to provide telephone support to our customer base. This small office environment would ideally suit an excellent communicator and team player who is PC literate, and possesses good organizational, and ana- lytical skills. Bi -lingual (French/ English) combined with customer service or telemarketing skills would be a definite asset. We offer competitive compensation and a benefits package. Please forward resume to: Oshawa Whitby This Week, 865 Farewell St. L1H 71_5, Box 481. Reply to File #9831. THE NEWS ADVERTISER Has routes available for students in the following areas: spin r*WtwM cs For 3 Ajax Pickering Ravensaoft Rd. Spnngview Dr. Parkins Dr. White Pine Cres. Locker Dr. Valley Ridge Cres. Sullivan Dr. 1995 Rnegrove Ave. Sharpe Cres. Woodside Lane Daniels Cres. Pinegrove Ave. Darbyshire Crt. Alarlbury Cres. Turriff Crt. Blairwood Crt Griffiths Dr. Lynn Heights Dr. COMPUTER SERVICE Dunbarton Rd. E.C.E., 15 years seperlarce Oakwood Dr. $50: 4 -wheel stroller type McLeod Dr. Please gall 683-5117 Executive Assistant to %'P. Markham Rd. & Steeles $30K+ Full -tune position for momated, self-starter at busv Marketing firm. Post seconciary education, Lotus Smart Suite & 'or MSOffice, fast 6e- accurate typing, excellent spelling do Grammar, ability to compose correspondence & proposals required. Previous Marketing or Advertising exper. an asset. Send resume by fax to: GLOBAL HUMAN RESOURCES. (416)285-9193 ATTN: JUDY CLASSIRED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Adveruw requests that advertisers check hr ad upon publcalon as News Adveroset wd not be nsponsibte lir more than one inc nw inw horl anal there shat be no Yatiddy for nori-ino r0on of any adirv- Isement. Liability to er- rors in ads is lirte1 to the amount pad for the space oco4rf" the error. A8 copy is subject to the ap- proval of management of Nears Adverlaer. COMPUTER USERS! For - few. copy a mail disks for I RUSH S.A.S.E. To: L.L. Wood. 60-8 Bristol Road East Sub 3598, a mmmgk Ohl L4Z 3K8 -eCOOK (solsoo nag awr.d wish aperiane for priva/e toll dub. norm Pidwtng. Please lax resume to Q9p5)294-5115. VAUM 01 onobAmt sovilm IN 611p8111irtg Pidd bnW tut W C08t(IY " h GTA, flat k fee 's , gl for M Me timbsif slim f% i we or vats, $5W. D. is isk alt w cruse ore a"+4• CRUISE LINE EMPLOYMENT!SM $900 we" SNiedt tttltel9led ExoelMtt p%*er dlL Cal M -F, 8 &AL - 9 pAL txL (501) 4 Ext EARN $592 1 S'week HOME -Based plea: Light Assembly Mad Prooessrg. Typing. Sewvg. Comput- ers No selling. To appy. Call (416)202-0812 EXPERIENCED too a( - War needed Good wage Cal (905) 427-6040. Alex EXPERIENCED Upnolwer- er or Helper Call 905-428- 72W MONEY time, ttelgrtg tfte various be flexible I own car. Call 05 )420-6114 assemble our prOdt/C:S. Easy waft. No For FREE details send 'Five Star S E6N•rpia•s Ota„ GMILS ■kMTED *am on- Wio boboM 619 is COW polls in t s 1997 Toronto Pog - over $20.000 n puss and ip to Nakorok inSOWMfahips nLL s a0 s.. Cal Tod", 1.a00 -3e7- 2125 M 240. NM Moor FACES Open lim how b a OWN 1Nat Fmm Sit sual lir for Sree anka Fidfaa w 18rM81�d S1t� For itfoltRlion oR flit wiQaa crowas" •Owiwtc cd HosT(EssYwaiteKwr- tress) seasonal, for private goff club. Norm Pickering. Must have supervisory and service experience. Fax w sume to: (WS)294-5115. MOTIVATED SALES Per- son needed for small drive- way sealing buamess. Own transportation. students welcome. Call Mike (905) 427.6515 or leave mes- sage PART TWE DRIVER for Sun Win Chinese Restaurant Pickering call after 8pm. 839-8688 POOL CONSTRUCTION personnel with concrete finishing expenence. Call 90520-7665 for app. SUPER -DIET. Take off Un- wanted Pounds a Inches. Look good lir summer! 100% Natural a Guar- ameed.(9D5)571-5063. Mature couple high rise building Alax. Must have perwice, good Cf munication and in pwmw ax r•surne to: (90s)61•-2901 TAXI DRIVERS Wanted FULL alt PART TIME 831-2160 MRff__W16WArddw gid OWDayeareal 1 For Saps 1 For Sa1B Hein Help BROILER HM -AA= dwo*M Md a Messier -Dowty, an international company with operations in North America, Europe and Asia Pacific, is a world leader in the design, development, manufacture and support of integrated landing gear systems. We take pride in creating innovative solutions to meet our customers' needs for high quality, performance and reliability and currently seek skilled individuals to join our Ajax facility. CNC Machinists These immediate openings in the areas of CNC Lathes and CNC Hills/Boring require the expertise of a Journeyman :Machinist with a minimum S years of experience. Your familiarity with machining techniques for high-strength aerospace materials is complemented by the ability to Interpret manufacturing drawings and instructions and operate CNC machines in a quality -oriented cellular environment. These positions will involve shift work. If you seek new challenges and look forward to an excellent compensation package that matches your contributions, Please forward your resume, quoting Reference *17-97, to: '-Messier-Dowty Inc., Human Resources, 574 '.Monarch Avenue, Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2G8. Fax: (905) 683-2863. MESSIER-DOVVTY SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 OR 796-7259 1 °;° 1Office P P NORTH AJAX Fha"w. CaardSrler area. reliable al• r o%. Nylon thick, plush. Chair S100: 3/4 size a*wt- fordable ufoyere by sneers- spin r*WtwM cs For 3 able bed $400: bkxnda di- «hee mohr, tua tirrhe, anyroom$ 02 �y co ningrom t". 4 chair s a age, lunches. playroom, deluxS pad and instaNation hutch $300: queen size fenced yard. pet tree, in your home. Free quota waterbed with semi -mo - smoke -free, receipts pro- bon . n your home. No in. tionless mattress, heater, vided.427-4926 far no for one bookcase headboard a RELIABLE babysitting full teen, [Sani01, 1-600- 217-0104. caps $200: portable com- awilable in my home. COMPUTER SERVICE mods $50: foMr" wotksr E.C.E., 15 years seperlarce CARPETS - lots d carpet. $50: 4 -wheel stroller type with special needs children, 100% nylon. new stain re- walker with brakes $100. located in the Highbush lease carpets on hand, 1 905.631-3075. P.S. area. Please al 631- will carpet 3 rooms, $349. average icons' Flew you 3663 Price includes carpet, pre- HORIMY TRAM SET - Real EstaN4 CorAW Jo - mium pad, expen installs- key wound Good working RELIABLE daycare in my tion, fast delivery. 1fee esti- condition. Collective item) home, 6 months and up, mates (30 yards). Norman 666 2314. CM 905-696-91193. fenced yard, daily walks, COMYIiiION Mmpdm suallsoo Y*OM backgrokndd crafts, lunches and snacks. CARPETS SALE: Lots of PATIO DOORS - Brand smoke-free, references. carpets, 100% nylon stain new from $299. Incredible. Full Warrant. (905) 986- Whites RdAlwy 2. Call release, carpet 3 rooms 1573 Cheryl(9D5)420-0206 $339. (30 sq. yd.) Incudes: carpet, promnum pad and � fati leant inM` awQala Moto► and attth RETIRED experienced nation. Free estimates. carpet repairs. Serving Jarrn•s Lumber* Prints Available. Call Mary at 420 - nurse available for babysht- Durham and surrounding 6553. ting. Pickering area. Call area. Sam 905.686-1772. KITCHEN, Cabinets and Am 905.428-1334 CARPETS- Try and save. counter tops, double sink a ALL AGES ADORED! S. New 100% nylon, Stain- fosseM p•rlect for cottage, AJAX St. John's Am- lass. Full product line w'� Available Mid to end July. odH Saasisr 9ban by a ptolwatard kafrtaralr at SL able to suit any budget- $,soa O.B.O. Call (905) bulance, hot l nches,nutri- Senior discount. Repair Arnot Pun Sprbw IaMw bola snaclks.varied daily and restreohing lir free es- 428 -SM walks, crafts. picnics, cud. timate. Call and I'll show MARSHALL MWgsck dies I Smoke Free. 427- You the ditwlce. 100% 2356. customers satisfaction Amplifier Head - 150 watts - pufrenfeed. Mike (905) Cabinet 100 watts. Valued WESTNEY/Rossland - ral(- 431-4040 $1200. Asking $600. 080. able babysitter available CASH a CARRY 6- Foam Coo 438-8650 with 11 yrs. exp. ICS day- Mattress. from $79 single. MEAT Equipment for sale. are diploma. Hot lunch. rotor frames 935. Factory Berlet Electronic Sale with smacks, fenced yard.babi•s Mammo• 1650 Bay1y SL Pickering (9�) 837-02611. automatic primer and kb•k welcome. references. r•- (Lbs a Kgs) $500. Moat ceipts. reasonable rates. CERAMIC holds lor sale. wrapper strNess steel floor 11- with wrap $150, 427-4W7. 100's to choose from. ax• k'�u'o -mon* meat dollont condition Supplies 50% off. Call after 4 p.m. scala $150. Kitchen Aid M0.1 Business t0 and so yet „e an weekends. portable $100. 40 go(. we- • 1 Business 434-5721 ler hoeNr like new $50. Cas (705)706.2357 INTERNET Advertising COMPLETE r, It Stile soustable, vibrating bed, WOOD a11RM11C stove: VLakewood Ek. Air works! Get your business -a'es.� car 6400. gar for cot - and •. MOM 60.^m�hon (negobabl•). Call 905-576- -ter. ry+o+r�•••,. people. FREE details. Call 0614. NEWER Manicure table. 24hrs. 905-434-2170 Dept. ALWAYS OPEN COW drill. marl sugaring a p•dr- TW-2905. ►LITERS, sales clic ecru• Cl" gLnwb a' P«Mu for ane bepniia 5560 a Desi INTERNET Advertising Co.366 or 486 cornpl•M offer. Call 905M5-4334. Reach 60.000.000 Internet 5450 and $600 CID -Flom . -GRANDFATHER were and set your pro sound cards. TecMial Phone (905) 571- CLOCKS. Yart our ware- ducs or a•rvioa on this In- lonnaw Super Higlw -ypia 5291.support. Mouse. new i used panda. s For more into Dale North. COMPUTER SERVICE iupright e� da. Not em Lights Net Caw+leng and sales. Used and new sunt, wo to own. Largs se- JUNIOR PROGRAMMER 1 Wd1e,WietMl 1, 7501 agile v u �0f a soda. cal T411- JUNIOR •p Pito. 133.1491. VGA color monitors $125. REDI-RACE( 6 ft and learn• ANALYST Bargain tax machine $149 Sys - Entry level programmer with Autocad 12 alk 13 for Ajax company. Fax resume: Interim Personnel 905-837-0627 fly COrner SWIled PIM . wand P StoM ( ) 571- EAST END I Durham Re - BOOKKEEPER A.P. per- gon Ful ! part tri• poen son regwred ,mmedkently bons. landscape Con- or small Pkeue" Wkco. strueson. Candidates must Full pre General office be tonWr with the opera - duties also. Must know bon of as equpnwit and complier program and procedures related o the Windows 95. Fax resume wo%M wn d sone pro - 0 905 -019 -OW ducts. sod, tr••s, oft Mor Salfe mum two years ve ihable •xpen•nce. Drivers license 1 4,.y with doers abstract. Fou T 'T''- orris to 905.428.2185. Into. a1906 619 2080. LICENSED elody Van. All• YOU a Sal moavaMd must have own took, ex- erNnprionounal typo. infer- pwler,ad in coliaion a egad n owning an aI - bordo work. Clue sed average icons' Flew you 40 hraAw•ak for small shop considered a artier in in Port Perry. Call 905 - Real EstaN4 CorAW Jo - =X1991. haw or Linda u Royal tICe�D MACHO T, LePage for idormason and Ly" lain "bloomy paw confider" iifannew. 886 son Scarborough area MI 1333013-1790. 2 yrs. works Srperiohe, COMYIiiION Mmpdm suallsoo Y*OM backgrokndd Ad aorta: person and corm- a most 495,4090 SWl miMioru Security saias pow Pura San wqu et Cal Mop M 0 mast 9a• FbWly Lessm. 726 -OM Five (905)429.3661. IOWLACMR w-ndsw and Oen krtaaer Mrhi- "EARN EXTRA CASH" Sell Awn Products at work or in your neighbourhood. No Quotas. No Inventory to buy. Call Today! Pauline Noulls 427-4689 Good pM Om Drab and frarnSporltnlon. Call (906) 433.7896. SEWJ= AOVD - Ex- su mto Ca�mtpoo Conti- in Confre Brat 9M4SS-9114 1 NoWdkwd ft trams 1 COrner twos. 386. 486. Pei Our - Call lir pnc Model T 530.00. tz cline 7 R twny duly oras W ams 53S • err. . wand CwnpuMrs 131 Brock St StoM ( ) 571- MANDOLIN for sofa: Pro- MANDOLIN S . Whhi�y. (905)43D-5615 � Mandolin. Excel- ling agw•nnwrt at $24.95 par norld , includes poke (Polio urnedi 2.AM). VaMuW M "a. Cal BE a1906.120.86.6. FURNITURE SALE - bases tCOMPUTEM oo oorndlaon. Aalmg 5195. Cat Jus (905)668-829•. CLEARANCE Contres 486 Woods of a+ am wooden al+eS e x e born sola and chair. load Oak Blower. 4M k� with new kit only sum plus fora. USED Beer F train. rWDowd 8 m ram 1 m vid- eo. 1.44 soppy and Dx Mo Mor"07 sumand styles name. ridge, len PlOcOa w $� Now hard and door poraq•s dor 5250. all n good dxxndr c pori. Pay no GSTIPST, drives from 5199. Un decks. 7r Md(ay ore Into. 3. Picutsp. For thee (905)428-9139. your low •rw Me and trade for IMM Into. a1906 619 2080. and ouolo. All ago weal Bas Irwin pa"' lam howa ApSs to 12M 13Ts and IWS andE/RERTA• 2Ws lir as low es $98.00 RI MT Contra ,latah Dui1L natural solid 1forSaw arms For now irtlafmaa0n oro. -12 years' neaktra s E CtO•ING 1JO11M SALE, GAVIIIIIIIII11=111 Rot Shoo obi •s kiggf" *oft ba - Systems from 5665. Now W �728-1906 T 2 ► wfow siasa from 219 with a macronused s a a from SOFA BEDS. hardGARAGE door rep- broken springs. cables, VsvfsWn. VGA Ctonglon Con. 164 BassiRd. E., fabric. spa mWmn from Factory Mearem. maws. op•rh•n installed puffer. Bowmsmrale at old 432, S499. 1850 Bayy St. Pidrrng 549 Naw Ifoors/op11111 M Hn 401.697-3058. (905) 837 . Ouaiity Plus Dans 416- 1Daycare � 73 FREE TO GOOD 11011E . wand . Available MO of tri- vinyl cooled Complete security syalrrh. 2 yr. nano LIVE OUT NANNY re- quind mrsdiatety, 2 anal girls. ages 3 i 5. rokeeno• es required. Ajax area Weekdays- Also fight LOVING MOTHER OF 1. Furst aidICPR. srhadis / krhdhes, large ploy arta 1•rnoad yard, Was, area. mc•ips. kfeheaa. 037-0711, link • 9 gauge with postal and 9Yaa 52000 a bast Offer. Computer - 386 with marioc ronee mandor Ste' Cat doily 9-12:30 p m. 72S 9381 ling agw•nnwrt at $24.95 par norld , includes poke (Polio urnedi 2.AM). VaMuW M "a. Cal BE a1906.120.86.6. FURNITURE SALE - bases hounafiaaPorigillioundrY• ploaeed b a*** a car 4 APPLIANCES. Kenmore sola and chair. load Oak 6864647 LatrwN., liekabla tbrea Slow. $750 and dations Iwrh I- nn, Darcere, accepting apes =, package deal Ill" SK std mora. Milt rti., up o 5 years: lurches, 5230 ") 723-8900 or sail. PI•aae W 0661271 OAKR•E FUMft�- • A shads. big piayrocno, longe AndIt . (US) 720-1031 M� Mer 6 PAL Traditional 110, sig is MEM Nn HUWM CEN• gad. AMatWinegr a fil"No 1, Pala me a beat- GsIMNMd FIN Sheat ploaeed b a*** a car ed mrtb. tealta low an in dadgn. wssl► area. Cal Jaeloa 509- 9 FCE Isallwt dmag roam 'aacondavarious own nus 11 ss Olaoo' wd ON= a Malar Oak js@M aw aid wdnim 7787. Suitor, $I=. Kodw oft and 2 doors, $125., 9 x 12 awn rug, Writs odor 5300. and M ckrmoL Rind -Raft • IL ad 9arma Sad. 12 R ad toms See. 7 k 'Eron*d m CanWs'. ft hoe adiNd a" r4 bedroow i MOMrES50M taadm of am 0�� function a kx8.91me pus Exea9mnt oatdWon e26 parr ria � � rooms pbon as wl We ll ou* and ouolo. All ago weal Bas Irwin pa"' lam howa ApSs to S7t-TJ71�~ry hrtdewa 1*0 tee a9 M6 arms For now irtlafmaa0n oro. -12 years' neaktra s E CtO•ING 1JO11M SALE, GAVIIIIIIIII11=111 Rot Shoo obi •s kiggf" *oft ba - d Joan 09e 9oe4. included now for T 2 ► wfow siasa avok0a sip s )car'w � � bad M��d low �w EC.E Mahar d 2. home dapow, krhoad gad, aaaur � $1m 9il7Evf~• � P" �-7 PAOK 9069854WM MOTHER OF Ow krlfodnsocks. non• M non- smoke. as agora. k/fbwt 0 mast 9a• FbWly Lessm. 726 -OM Five GOALIE. �� N UM FaI11 E SSSS. and *Map 0alfara � fati leant inM` awQala Moto► and attth sp armed stases 5200. and W used wltws SM bylowlDSbrooli area CAN 9064wl545. Bases, aafli 1M s Rall am 11"IME liver � r1 ISM CNN 905411117 - �OUR $17 Blood ECJE YIa provide a warty � s PS 7r clad B sa moliq domwobs0as ssrssim. i nus new uW , nurkrirq araricraoan wit NOTt sift paw d oar be kin and sew won" GOLF CUM. - M1ro and Losses, yssoolosMirsnow . it &L "M . mm brad naso 3r sbvsa;4M• ad warn)! loataisp apporUnf •ea Ex"afbrhad / flour- doyeaw wprlonsa, ECE. ktrhosd ywd. plsyfoom, bbl odH Saasisr 9ban by a ptolwatard kafrtaralr at SL bbww $145, Poll Caw- w 5295; "a"dow $75: up, Note s, IA wed dad e roes. PkhwI" Bosch a d space a TLC. widow Arnot Pun Sprbw IaMw air oat alionorwsSBM- as-- - bar 5 CL SBH• Sw Rob woe 906426-1571 Rd S was 420-a876Photo 579-211117 Book rhowR IM. is PnWWWS FWIdRM Md Bliftolum $7S VA ser Rs9ar 585 5/5; AF08whcss 227 Cane SL. 1% h 5767418- BEAfIMaMt hMM duly faMN Mile 575-. A OUEs Tnaafsoal caofdRalor �s �w wsMor alfcMont oorrdleon. . gtrrrtan phyla ooaaa table rit►lEa- M you caw aw- Darrel Ohba I' pe for • AIINIBbIs • AVMNBbN vvw�ryy aosn � cEabnd..• 5176 ggasl�a log (pwdad) awed tat 8r w14 sood na•kaa ira•i9arM, person. vssrri 5725: disoaor, sreb" auifor memo s' ' part om Mals" to fuit tines With roma awarrngo. must be C.DA with III iii, and ABIR wpaWsca Fac w - s roe to 427-S7W sir 1M oil o. a S75 p51w716art aeraihdwwo5w8t6r � h* for � � =51 somm ^ 5175 hd table SIM droit d tlraows 566 430 ,2111111111 for •Ron 5 PAL how Nt•d Mo as bow& 7 it. sob a 5 It MEM Nn HUWM CEN• YANA M Black tow ne A fil"No 1, Pala me a beat- 111E Now a used tldfaal bahhOtt Sold tghuoa scud ed mrtb. tealta low an in dadgn. wssl► acoria naw from R1S.861 set fracas Oorhoi - bort 6 puss ld an wr- severe.� �P•Inbo oMor 6 8�^ It000-401-18M - R�(NO ON -OM Well Isla -Fou piw-� M9 Beadh n M! ff�s* AHnIOUES AbsoltRah; LOST: whim & grey short - Purchasing furniture or on- hair mak cal declawed, ytt"N old. Scientific rnitrr- rteulsmd. wearing choker ments. China, silver, adw- drain, from the Pickering losing, toys, decoys, daft. Beach PA(Allard Ave. area. milk bottles, c011ec00ns or Anvers to 'Tnex' Please Call Robert Bowan CON 683-2930 estates. Antiques (905) 655-8049. Cas 965- 6021. • 1 opeiial someone b give FOLDG WIRE, Stackable 4 FOLDIN 1992 #M a aaoond Curbs Pet containers with at least 1 supplies and 1, 1, at - hip /Awww.CArAam. gate drop. AW-. 42 cubic news.nW_ftC23My n Contac Abe, 683-5117 FOR SALE Shih-Foos. 8 MAKE US NOW a die weeks, first shots de- wormed. vet inspected. time to receive the highest Cal (905) 576.9656. return on your quality some kmury in a gamily vis spnng/sammer clothing. 5 ADORABLE purebred High demand for ladies ds- shitsu puppies. multi -co. signer clothing, business loured, males/females, attire. casual wear. E & C ne immediately. Call Consignments. 1235 Gayly 905-683-7457. St Bay Ridges plena. (Bay- Sedan Daunt, loaded, iy and Liverpool Pickering. BEAGLE PUPPIES - Pur - 839 4159 ebred. no papers. vet WE BUY used golf equip- checked, first shots, ready ment bring it on in and re- 10 90 June 4th. Cal Laurie cerve cash on the spot- Cal 416-281-1889. Larry 433-1506. Durham lass Supreme. air, $1995 Drnnng Range. NORSE BOARDING d • %3.800. Telephone small friendly barn in Wht- Sales frm. $5300. Rik fern. $235. Reno) cetoee 142K. $9500. 89 Cavalier by has 10 x 12 ft. stalls, 1 Garage/ available Outdoor ring. Yard Sales good tom, $175. mo. sue ed. V6, 14/K. $5695 Arm 89 Cavalier 224 corwtrt- 114 GRAND PRIM PNY, PIL PNS. PIM. Cope. (9D5) 655-8369 ARCADE MACHINE. WEATON TERRIER Pup - works excellent. $325. 4 PC. Puns for sale. 'st shots. de - bedroom suite $250. 6 PC. wormed, parents on site. Jvrnet set. $195. loveseM & excelem blood lines, orrtiy :hair $85, mattress and spnng $2. and tables oox00 '"Is raised. $900. Call 905- 9e39686. 565, ant." $95. MORE MORE CAR FOR YOUR antique dresser $125. Par- nal lest only. 905.697-3532. HORSE STABLE Lease, 114 GRAND t•R17L V6, p/ 14 box stalls. board lertces. abve• fia now Aaurq $3500 o.b.o. 905430•- 6401 1OOxW indoor atna & Arts do 1 outside ring. idyl N.E. • Crafts Pkken ng locaborh. Mike prrey system, 4 -door. w 905.655-8177. ANTIQUE and Craft ex- SHELTIE PUPS: Blue & Tn ,ravaganza. at the Courboe -Dan to be differom-n CKC Flea Market, .Ane 7 & e. registered. Champion par- /endor into al 1105-436- ants. great temperament. '024 full wrtoo guenerate. home SALE Ceramic Ware - rouse is moving to a new .nowroom Juxta 1st. We'd '~ Pass h savings at o you own move the stock. -her week only Tues_ to iat - 25% OFF every"" n en slot. Stock only, no wders 1333 Boundary Rd. )rut 3. Oshawa. 905725- 3709 ranmd. breeder Call 905- 655.1172 as ales as young a" aft AMERICAN COCKER SPANIEL puppies. Ador- able. seecbansee, lilmti . low" . blacks. Purebred. Blood" and dewormed. shots. tars docked. Monne-raged. Cas 965- 6021. llll�Pll•i Arts & Arts & • I Crafts • I Crafts Calling Jul ` �sry 'Stto�i for %to , I Sun. )unc 8 11 am to S pm 712 Rossland Rd E at Carden, Whitby ptescrill, Uy t, Styt4ch 'l, l yme 265_=29C ANTIU ArNr�1T.M�UE ,�S a W"M Woo 1•I beeaxr May 31. 109 Old� Kinan ingsto as ales as young a" aft Rd. Unit e6, Pidnnig try -and or e tod lege 905 426-2008 •and fully on td)n mini vans, all certified and fwd of lovig Aatuma Also. ready to drive away from $3995 to 5.00 Tord 1R•1 JSP YJ LAREDO, 8 M" ushe06, b larger ea- t COwlpclt•f ed dopa w woirg for tMt $9895; 1992 GMC Salon. 8 llll�Pll•i opeiial someone b give Pb. Kenwood CD player, 3 1992 #M a aaoond Curbs Pet NEW MUSIC a zitM t supplies and 1, 1, at - hip /Awww.CArAam. welcome. Please a1 news.nW_ftC23My Durham Mimal A "ll W dex.hen f 005)136-8411. � s 0099$• Dooley Pot WbMe SpM syllo, .I.r.nI M 84.99 UP to 150 R til Dog Life EARLY •MID SPECIAL. 'mow a1ii1n9 M $25. 32' 16' x Zr renbaprar Kellift Fla HydwM iodoodbddoa Pool imdudas dads a feta BEST Bag. 4 -Ur 01, W Gumsf*M hum by-laws, hosts lameitp $ll 0.99 m • Dog Monte I n 800.669-7584. (� 5.99. tog wmhft kait Ajax. PNori 416-799-75090, SM. ". 7 dsyakeaa1 (90S723-5413, Fbx 723- • 1 Lost a 1469. • Fould F__ t FOUIID: Lladkln eiaedWW OW Jr, dray colour dip Ylkdhis- ks+) and Mw 21. Concis Rn, d, fun, T427-9144 T umaw Don - LOST - FRIDAY.MAY$•.11 d"$BUSn loblaws are or g • and eK- lot, a sapphire aro�d us h0fcdmmbund.PPa� ; a1i �t •1719$10, pbe,(9os)s1998Sa FREE! FREE! FREE! 6 h. leather training lead valued at SM for at new students. Ve. terinarian approved classes. Puppy through Ublity. Starting immediately. Problem dogs Wel- comed at K9 CONNECTIM DOG OBEDIENCE Ourewriew and result make us Your logical d ig ix' Call to Register John or Dianne at 438-1711 'For immediate response Use our new pager no. (905) 720-7596' F1 Jill 1 1 AutOrr ibiles for Sale 1997 CHEV Cavalier, A. door. 4 -cylinder, now, lines. very dean. certified. $2,250 or beet oft. Call 905-579- 0004, 19M HYUNDAI EXCEL hatchback. 4 cyi 5 speed. Over $2,000 in repairs, n r ning condition. 2 new front byes, asking $700. Sharon. 668-1261 after 7 19M OLDS DELTA M, black 2 door, krt, loaded, $3,100. 1983 Rabbit. 2 door, sunroof. auto, good Condition. $800. Eve. (905) 723-4235.,(905) 786.2832. 1989 FORD ESCORT LX: 5sp., a/c, am/fm cassette, $1600. certified. 1987 CHEVY VAN: Good for traveling. camping. busi- ness. $3900. Both in good condition. Cal days 905- 434-1856, evenings 905- 436-1851 TBE NEWS AlnVERT1119 R SUNDAY, JUNE 1, lff`7-PAGE 27 ' 11 "" • 1 Trust`s;; 1 1 A 1 1 A�o:'� M11 ApWbMft GARAGE SALE - WE HAVE SOMETHING 1910 3114 con DMC Sierra, FOR 200.000 k1., 305, new .res, YOUR GARAGE AT SW OOMM, brakes, eto. Ad" PER SALE PRICES. 13 $4,900 or best offer , III mini vans, all certified and 725-2539 after 6 p.m. ready to drive away from $3995 to 5.00 Tord 1R•1 JSP YJ LAREDO, 8 in combrtl Eg, g. 1993 F Ford F Co, 4.2 like, 5 sod, 4Wh@W Aerostar Sport, loaded drive. 163,000 km, alloy $9895; 1992 GMC Salon. 8 rims chrome package, ps, Passenger loaded $9995; Pb. Kenwood CD player, 3 1992 990952 asking $7200. 579 - LE, Quad seats. loaded In Park on H•r' 36 bet. 59995; 1993 GMC Solari. 8 1900 FORD F1SO, PICK - Passenger. 102.000 kms. UP, 220k, 6 cyl.. aub, air, only $9995; 1985 Choi Certified, $3,500. 1967 Isw Astro, erce8ent condition, zu Trooper 230K, $2,750. rims -V•a! t9o05 1 ika (51115182, .-Is" some kmury in a gamily vis or o oi hide? Try these for sae - 1 79.000 Work 905 1991 Buick Century limit- I ed, absolutely perfect 4t11hed Drive $7495; 1990 Chev. Lumina p.m. or call after 5 p.m. to 9 Euro 4 dr loaded, very Pretty $7495; 1990 Cadillac /909 DODGE CARAVAN. Sedan Daunt, loaded, Turbo. 4 Cyl., 7 seater. new bather, low kms $11.495 tires. asking $4506 Corti - fled. (905) 509-7329 1989 Olds. Cudass Ciera. 8 579-3791 Cyr, loaded, white. $4995: SPECIALS - Reduced, try I Trailers an often on VMS - 1969 1989 FORD Probe, mint Ford Escort 4 ryl. auto, condition, certified. 5- t71911Y rittls car $2995; 1992 1900 HOMESTEADER 12 speed, 2.2L, S42oo. Can If- Sentra. 4 dr, 4 q4, 905-725-0368. auto. $5995: 1992 Geo x 38 n mobile home . 10 x Tracker. 5 spd, sontop, 20 Ronda room. Man troller 10 hAy furnished One bed - TAKE A DRIVE TO DAR- 1989 HYUNDAI SONATA, race car, 5 speed. only y 3,000 km. $6295, 1968 Cavalier Z-24. white. au- room. 4 PC. Wen, Intip full WHERE YOU'LL 85.000 kms.. twnatic $4995: 1967 Nis- 9". propane stove and oven. Eledne hot GEL'S. GET MORE CAR FOR THE MONEY. 90 Plymouth -195.00. 576-569, cam 666 5 5148 or 576-5696. am pick up. 4 Cy auto. oily 77.000 kms. $4.995: water, deck 70 x 18, shed. new Acclaim Cherry. 4 dr, 30.000kn. V6 rnag u on. Over 40 veficas to choose rod on Flo da room, rove . 13 A/C. $4650 90 1910 JAGUAR Vt2. Vara from. Now le tow vii" to Carpel. Located at No$" - Fordo. r star Van. denP�' body. paint. ~- deal M Certltar Aub Ger. In Park on H•r' 36 bet. bin / loaded. or lie new. � Osaler te. ISS long SL west M 'wooer L fsay and 8abeay. $6495. 90 Capricw spolt$6o- ~M oouh airy y Ilafl 'where pay Savo. on water. Asking Brougham 2 tone blue. ceirbited Owned so latest IDnreere mond emir hlernde- or o oi loaded. V8, last of rear 1 79.000 Work 905 open SWKWS. CoA for LiowS28.� maasaga talons 4 wheel drives. 85K (1 own- 668-5011; Home 905.655 yea,. car. Trade$ We,. p.m. or call after 5 p.m. to 9 Or) $7995. 90 MLMWV Co- 3112 cosi_ (W SM20M. pm. Ask for Dense (905) bra GT. Red, lana led 5 spid. Lei weapo,. fun loaded. Rest be in n niug ea dii 579-3791 Va. new Bred. shrrpest car I= ELANTRA. 4 door. 5 RUST CHECK. 1986 Cut- bool ready b► aNeMan in 995 town! $8. 89 Nissan speed. warranty. 126.000 lass Supreme. air, $1995 111 17 On Mfr Tem Traitors. PBO&XW. black/sdver. 2 dr. 5 :.d, V6, loaded, 4x4. d • %3.800. Telephone III . 1989 Tracker 4x4, automatic, $4500 certified. Sales frm. $5300. Rik fern. $235. Reno) cetoee 142K. $9500. 89 Cavalier 436--0485 1967 Acadian. automatic, Paddle bows. fishing boors. 724, blue. 2 or. auto. bad- $1995 $199.905571ed. $1995 cerbfsd. 905 666 bog haters. Bnodckn ed. V6, 14/K. $5695 Arm 89 Cavalier 224 corwtrt- 114 GRAND PRIM PNY, PIL PNS. PIM. Cope. (9051655x178. Va. whil. now Till AmJFm asaelte, Recur. TAKE A DRIVE TO DAR- $7 S i7 BON -AMI 850 M.D. tent D. lent 97K. $8500 Coca Pled.one. system, 79.000 km WHECAR YOU GET Sleopa 8. traoonwerler, ac 6000 LE. bwsrwer, boded, V6, 11xK. X f14500. Cas 683-3020. MORE MORE CAR FOR YOUR heeler. sok. -bra Clow. SSW. 89 Bonn*- 30M a Al 114 GRAND t•R17L V6, p/ MONEY. 94 Cah*lier, black, 2 -door. SeOaW. abve• fia now Aaurq $3500 o.b.o. 905430•- 6401 C~1481(. $4985. Cluyw a ate. M . P w.. DRruN . ore 85.000ks. $7495. 9;7 Corp. ver Caravan, whte. 7 poem, prrey system, 4 -door. w Oa. wlna• 4'dw. V6• bed- FABULOUS 36 It. %Ww on 67.000 No" kms. S15M. 92 s2�oor large 1 located in Won - bFamd Gestic Iarl snxepze kswded $13.900 Lie new. ort Cagier. ted oulo denlurl Park on 87k. wodter. 37995. M Marc TOM. red, auto. IVC. 0905663-3020. AIC. 95.000ks. $6950. 92 Plymtoath Cargo-arla ded goon Lai Sleeps 8 4 Pc. path. lots 147K, 32995. 87 Topaz. LUMM APV, w 194 fe van. whit. V6. 113K. $8888. of cupboards. 2 sohede $185.000 Cal Boo - auto. 81K. 32995. 86 91 Cavaker R5, block, 4 dr eraubs Dov*. SGroup Ram 1n tin. boW 1xOK, J-kx. U-savw. 3945 mileage. excellent condi- tion. $15,900 arm- Cal anti. A/C. 77k. very clean. Muitege905-831-9500. FOR THESE AND MORE (905)725-4957. 4900. 91 Pontiac Sunbird LE. whir. 4 dr. auto. AIC. TRAILER W. 1989 Hy ME GREAT DEALS CO. 55991 91 Corps I-. stoops 6. 4pc. bam- SLOOR ST.VISIT E.,S1 OSHAWA 1"4 TOYOTA TERCEL emerald yon. 4 dr, Cub. 26' aluminum awning. 3o' 43$-M= automatic. amRm cassette. AIC, 123k. 35900. 91 754. deck. in" sofas, nd. 65.080 Inn. dealer sery-d. black, 2 dr. 3.4 V6, loaded. MO. olech lawn mower. NEED A VEHICLE? Poo great condroon, 3e.sm. Inked w, idows, ixxk, Oft. ewtonsron redder. Ask- pedrt7 NO -00 Bank- Cal John 1-905- V-11167 $7450. 91 Cawoie - aft 4 'ng 3'9,500. Vow at Rwar- nupt7 Can Trane at 905- or. aub. AC. 131K 35395. wood Park. Lndsoy. ON. 1- 576-1800 or 1-8a6.259• 1M LE SSE,. 91 Sunbwd, bks. 2 dr. sub. x-324-1655. 3873. I Can hue41 fully loaded, nrne oordkorh. AOC, 84K $x60. THESE 194 BEAUMONT Sport highway -deep. 323.500 ARE JUST SOME RIE RM 111160ICyde9 Dekune. 35.500 appriesed certified. Serious inquivae EXAMPLES OF LOW ItL- at $7000. M 4 gM blue. oily. 665-7036 or ooRETEII DIIAU.. USED 155/350• wary Wick. awaaF (905)261-0131 CARS YOU'LL I= AT lent condition. must be DARML'S AUTO IM HARLEY DAVID - seen. Everything now 1996 OLDS M boded TRE 170 111011.0011111 ST. E rebuilt and detailed. ed. C . larder. Uwe gds__ end. 6131755846. low mileage. 14,000 km, dural dice front breise, lots taupe grey. excellent Con- 11.8 FORD Tempo GL. of dwonM. 36500. OBO. 1977 CORVETTE, 52.000 dition, one owner as" atter. V6, a/a 4 dr. $7350 905-619-3030. awlea, stored. underooeted, 320.000. (705) 277-1592 obi. 1965 Reg incI M, 30 sire ofrele, sulfas a" a (905) 433.6726 L., V6, dean $2150. 434- 19SS NornOa Sabre. 1-45. braise T -roof. auto. stereo, 2775. 750 cc, canter_ oondlon, $12,500. bll05 -3112. - 5011;hone 9056SSJ1/2. 19x8 PONTIAC StNMMIE, WAITER BEATER - 1978 $2100 obo. Dawe 905- 7614 1979 TNR M 41 TR -7 - 2 dr. couple. s o M r, 13,000 lots.. mint cohrl.anl Mercury rive brakes, only 113.000 ba. DpetdebW 190 TAMMIA Sea t, Carpe, sa' Candi.on, roor spoiler, stood nrfhmels, 3600. obo. Call 600 i6 ted, mint oorkdfiirh 905-420-4595 am root. and mow. 77. 2.900 Ids.. asking 34,500. a84Mr $6.500. 435-05M M (905) 721- low TIM. Corworlrvble, C �TenphoM 3.5 ire Va auto, AIRF SALES LTD. 120 - SM AAI�NIOb�M 129.000krws.,wreber Barb. S10 - 4M Tano w IIIE ^ wMrrd with Edbbrock marrb,4n- Oohasn. Onudw law $1695 cart 1986 Van. 4 cyl. 5 sod. WC. dulled7. $9,000. all 723- 2751- 57119. 1-7 1906 VS to VMM fir soap as $2495 art AS IS SPE- Dodge Ram 1500. a trucks or any eenudition "a Ti181a Tewd. Aub. 30.000kn. V6 rnag u on. vehicles 24 M pnWaseiorW ,000. m is Abs 683- gime, suotimeac. $15.460. pick-up, Foe Towing. Call $117. or onar al 427- 1900 Chair Si ieradi sop- (1M75) 7MS74M 1637. atm, 305 Vis, sub, air, pAtt , i AUTO Nle pay ROSS Aaigs - naw linea. Pt. cap, buide's a c, S 1 $Any Cash an now bMrX Pb.. p.s, pLw., $11,950. 1990 Lumina spolt$6o- ~M oouh airy y air, $900 obo. as is Auk 8^ air. SIL erica. bulk- hoar' Call es *Ra e, 24 yew. Fia compete, Cat 729- SM & oahsole. 5.575. 19M 0 atisom- MM Csand MN Ws, 111111 as Ve, lea 90506-5003 or 905- 051984 "84CO&W new ft horn klly loaded, pull 709.523e ho ust, was and tad. $2900. your baYlraier with Rase. CASH FOR CAM Yom go woaas1, Wada. 623- $9,49219M Buick CMukey buy lead v I i'll 10 leides 5272 a•sr 6 P.m Lei weapo,. fun loaded. Rest be in n niug ea dii 1844 SPORTY Dodge 3rd - lKillp -OL V• Won. Cal 427-2415 Cr Cao dw W c ylindw. 2.2 Litre bool ready b► aNeMan to 479 On* SL East Alex Mucaaakc, aLin OaMrol. bah i Waal. $7.595. 1989 M MURAD AUTO SALES. bud wheal dnwa. tors Pb OOCd eWudton me 0* 77,000keh, soorbmickl Cal 7062357 ket car, $4.666. ABLE I ftTni $i)1111. rem in Ute b1 $tilt bldg in Oshm you're planning a Mouse or fide g time in an aF o're not increasi 1t for you, for yea COryle. Piss Cam us to 8M Units. 905-7284966 1 i 2 BORM APL avail. Jute 1st. at 350 Malaga. Also 2 bdmn at 946 Mason St. $600 & $720 per month all inclusive. No pets. Call 576-6724. "EDROOM "a It W 1, Pw,lenng Parkway & Brock, 4 appliances. available July 1st, $733.ut0ibes. Can (416) 444-7391. 1100 SO. FT. executive 3 bedroom . en suite in mas- ter bedroom. air con., wisher, dryer. gas heated. F/S, close to downtown Whitby. Available June 'isr 668-14T7 EXTRA LARGE n & 2 bedrown(s) ver Norm OetM- wa. Large bakbnae, queer building. s59e. and $698.01 Usle", cable and psi" nut- - . Iwreiable June tit and July 121 Phone (SM) 579.55x4. OSHAWA (Bloor St W) Large 1 & 2 a 3 bedroom aporbnen* in dean low MW bora.. Close to 401 a GO. Parking. Available immedialNy From 3600. per 1 xxo . Phoria 905576 - Alm OSHAWA (Btoor St) Large 2 a 3 bodroan apartments; in cern low rife , ' ' Close so 401 A GO. Park- ing, Available rrrinedwey. From $6001monlh Plano 905576.4255, WILSON OLIVE area. 2 bedrooms, available rmaw 011 Fridge, stove. Meat A hydroncluded, $742. Carpet. Per". laundry tee. Daytime 263- 6369 or evenings 263- 2522. 24 EDNOCNK living roam. ktdten, beseree_ apart- reera Vary Wt^ bmatAi- y designed wien private enure , . Pardg, *am" included. Must be amen. References required. 905- 427-3ft0. 534 MARY ST. E WHIT- BY- 24" apt aid. Ary 1. in etakas wall main- tairus . low no buidirg. Um Cow, I " g. seamy canners included. For appL to view d 606-2450. AJAX. 2-beAioom. 2 41 be tis, Combo Wd. kikltart asiwo, kidpe, raiaraieer, ulM9e rusluded $MS. awl" ,Acta 1S. Ayaa RseMy Ltd. MS -1.11. AJAX Oalyd Tkww& Specialist quiiot buil., Close uo110 401. 00. POOL snow These bedrooms inae- dialMy and .Ary lei Two iBCON 603.6571 uahM SALES LTD 730 pla. t=NISSAN 3M a Not wirier driwen. ori85.000 AJAX. Wqa 1 bednoon kms, $3295.00. cert Cao TURN KEY AUTO SALES 1906 INWrMMOL 22' 5 • f1AMrirt• bnaamM 8"l MM aepa- 576.50M.606.5148 19M Catawh SE. VS. arra bin. 5 apt sin* axW raft MlWarloe stirred but% - um andabk .Ary 1. *W bK hafehanoee $650. UkV On inclided. NO PETS, 19SS Poor red), aaoelMt nsrher pOdy Neads 7 -pass., $3995 art.; 19M TCpaz L. 4 Cyl. 5 bpd, air. ON FIM DT4W IPC no M now POM b 1i. BMs b Pow. Cert fid. a*% $8.SM. Call 12 FT. ALUMM UMI boad door 4 E brafM to ar- .Iy $3M Ire. Deva MS $1695 cart 1986 Van. 4 cyl. 5 sod. WC. Tory 721-0986• with Millar and 7 W motif. $IOM. OBO. OrM Cora - 7614. $2495 art AS IS SPE- 11107 FORD RAMDEII, 7 I. Web SM of ladies right - IM Subery XT, 4WD, t3lILSl 1867 Caravan SE. box. v3. 5 speed MOWIL hid got dubs $125. Cal TuA0. nnoad aince Tuba m V6. auk, a/c. 7 -pill $1995 as is. 1966 Cadillac: fifer and deka$ col'In in 905.578.9866 new, 172.000 km% funs $1900. Fleetwood, 5 We. ballad, Cop, heavy duty Inch and wiring. raft ori ow. rw. 20 FT. O'DAV. eloo0. 9.9 llanda 9-L good *ole $1295 as Is, Call Ted Bobut Condition. arti- atboanL maim. jib. Work 905.669-5)11; Home 9)6.6653112. 7237471. «Ce"m bad, $3.50) or tisk oft. WORDS. stereo till simdri. ayliylhorg, wow it"Itil 055 -SM WNar, them Maras Sil (905)899-2341 AJAX, 1-be*ro bye basement apMuaMM Ito. 4pe bail own Weft no- s kadim, goal" JWy IML NO pals $700 $rids sivai nelefanc"ee, tst%a 42••6089. AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 ap. Iliances, tundergymW parlon9, 55 FALBY CRT. MON.-THURS. 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. FRI.9 A.M. - 5 P.M. (905) 6836021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED 1 & 2 bedrooms, irtmediee, 3 appliances and blinds, MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. (905) 571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED THE SUMMIT PLACE • 1,2, & 3 Bled Apts. • MOVE4N INCENTIVES • All Util. Included • In - House Supt. & Maont. Rental Office: Mon - Fri. gam - 8 pm Sat & Sun 11an1- 4pfn VALIANT PROPERTY EK MANAGEMENT 000-070-102.6 AVAILABLE NOWINATE- LY, in W,wmy Apt building. sp000ue. - 0 M. nay Painted, wdh balcmny. dose to bus, shopxnq, as um bus ndtaded. f rstflast regkwed. no pole. 1 bedroom 3875. 2 bedroom, $775. Cal 430.0134 AVAILABLE JULY LST. Seas dean 2 bedroom. dose to OGH and bus ro- uta. Perking. ioundry. $675 itcivar" No pis. 576- 7540 (Mare message ) BOWMANVILLE down- town one bedroom. newly doweled $575 per mond. Va Phix 263 -SM oi• BOWMANVM.LE - one bedroom apt. Awed. June t. Eat -n kitchen with fridge. e61 kvngrowm with ht - piece S550ri110. Meat. hy- dm. parking nchded 623- 79e6. AJAX, BRIGHT. uhwly- nwowased 1 -bedroom (teserner . apartment CEW TIFIED. ieundrA Nerd now ba8woom, pat wad. per- son(s). IerAsW.OWN eeo. SSW all inCluslwe. Abso- ktely no smokxtypefa 619-OM- CLAREMONT, 1 bedroom kuwry loft sapawse en bu 4 years new, u*M ma & pard. included, non stuohis no pose, Fel A I K avail. July 1. $825. 906- 60-1917. 056N-1917. CLEAN 141@daaM aiin floor of Nouse, mallow in- cluded, I> " muny oambM Oaham araxable ,Ana /W158t. $575Aaon1l 416-351-41512 lsawe mo - $00L Inn nwM YN•TMY. stats• apwWW bWWtp, 2 bedroom apwMwK lose of ; " now a9 smemixaa hAdW@ Janna 1. $7301 nhaakth inoksiwa FirMaaM Can (905)0M40M. EXCEL1Htr OMIAMwl1 ba.Mh 1, 2, A 3 badM= &*Akbb $11150-4111136 ncclluiwe. AMk LTtr Darton 126-71777. Pnaridga PY4r eras. . SouW Naw bomwA tt apit. under CotAmNion 4 PWN M7. CdAL .Ary M or sooner. Me pM4 8�-OQS7 LIVERPOOL AND 111111101111i IIQ krrtislNd bacloalmr a4P«Ma erMrarooe, a1 cksive. One am 1779 y bieadoes awd apMWrw boldeom seM awal- abo july lit no Pass IMO a1 induatile. CM 00- 0074. NORTH OSHAWA extra large 3 -Eden. 2 -haft. quiet trxlOrg. large tui- , UNbea. able. Parking in- cluded SS49 per month. AlAd hot 151 and July 1st Ph (905)579.5684. AJAx: ONE BEDROOM apt. Full bath Kvtdhen o laundry. separate entrance. Available $70Wmomh wMee ndW� aid. Cal 619.4683. OSHAWA - an . 900 Glen St 2 a 3 bedroom - oft $675 - $708 Clon to shopping, scads. GW GO. UNO" included. First/ WW required. 325. off do- Counesd to sanvors Cora 728-093 OSHAWA - 2 bedroom apis July 1 occupen y. 3600 range. Locations to ext you. Stockwell Really Corp 723-1265. OSHAWA - cargo bright 3 - bedroom near OC. lob of storage a Parking. *an- weefner. $850. nckwo Cal 425-3983 / 1-905 0030526. CLEAIL aulET Family Budirg Nam OWtarw, 'a 2 brlrms ley duame. Pay cable. pill" a laundry iee. 721-,2094. Pte, West- , . 2 Dednoirhh ow- ner_. 4apuate entrance. •silmbk .Ari lel $T2s par M& Pike 12 hodno and 14o, go. hWkst required. No pest, non-sablo rs. Call (905) 420-1481 PlptENING - Brock Rd. and Dollybrook, one bed- room baeaauer_ bn ^ 4 pal beth, so in IiadhrL %MFAy room with fkaPileee SM0. No pis, no attholireg IlMaat. kuatdry wwod m^ y, 421E6 PICtMG. Dbialllwy 2. 1bMroan baeaaeerM aparWaMhl Piwhkle wt- kanCa $975flaonth, no Pak ro seao... Atolow bmadffi* 037-1475. PICIt61MIC- V&Abw Rd. lu Oedtoom Oaaaeher - sre0e- gm anotia Fug kilrJeen. padirp A1C. CenlMl vac. en -4 Camelot Cleak single, ner"mooker. Judy lot 600+ UMML ad 4W 6494. 80USN Aim -phial asa. 1 bed bass a iL Sibs. Close b Iib, tits Mop. 1_p.a, . ImndrX cabi parkft norl•e allow. AwlabN Miler Jul 15, 426 -?214. SPMCIOIIS bright clean 2- bdrm, LPYDR, own on- lim gonane abee lk park and ar Woopil.ea. ToononalHoryt. $IIS. in- curslYa. Call MS•31.9008 'f • PAGE 2S -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 1, 1997• EM -AP= I THE AJAX/PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISE ' 44th AW� &" elks/ The perked place to start! m Large 2 bdrapts.Close to schools. shopping and 401. Oshawa transit goes right past your door. Reasorebb ,mitts. Lauq mo. runt nagodoble. Call (905) 721-3741 TWO -bedroom main floor. Brookkn. July 1. 4 ap- pkances. heatAcater, base- ment, w/Vraae. w/o to deck a large backyard. lots of parking S850/mthty+hydro. FirWast, references. No pets. 9os 985 4019. TWO bedroom. 5633./mo.. heat/water included, pay ek own hydro. Prime Oshawa location near O.C. and Midtown Mall. June 1st. 436-6042. WHY rent when you can own your own home for less than you think?!! Call Dave Haylock Sales Rep. Re/Max Summit Realty (1991) Ltd. (905) 668-39W or (905) 666-3211. EAMI Houses For Rent WHY RiNT7 OWN YOUR HOME POR $SM/MTM! No Doanpaymenf? 2 Disdlarged BadvuptT) Cal Me" (90111 571-6275 1-800-640-6275 Marts Stapley Sales Rep. Sutton Group Eacef ReaAy WEST OF Oshawa Cen- Read w Seem Yon tre. 3 -bedroom apartment. MUST SEE! Beautiful 2 upsteirs m duplex, adult groom main floor. Utilities building. 5800/mwnh in- �,�. C/A. -parking. nice dudes everything evert Ca neighbourhood. Available ble TV. Awedable Jure 15V,e 1st Relcrences. 1sV 97. 574 Carter Ave 905- last $875. per month. Call 72f!•-771!4. Paul 436.1320 days. 720 - WEST SHORE 2 -bedroom 1522 evenings, basement apt 2 aPPW., parking. yard. No pets/ 3-OEDROOM semi, shop - smoking. Avail. June 1st. ping �,e area. $810 plus $650 + 112 uhl. Ph. utilities, srsWast. referenC- (91)5)839.4819. Picking. es. no doge. available July WESTNEYA4WY 2. clean. 1 Call 726-9499 spacious, fumrshed 1 -bed- NORTH AJAX. 3 -bedroom• room basement aparb wit. 2.1/2 baths. tanWyrwm. for avedable emmedrately. _ pn fenced yard. vase miasma. pailu - LOW whole house $1090 plus ibcs nckdW. No Pets! utktes. available July 1. �r� Cam �e 426- Cas (905)427-175 8778 leave message work on their car or Staff prepare a customer's car with professional bodywork WlaTsr -1139 Dv,das SL NORTH OSHAWA area. 3 E one bedroom apt. n 4- . 2 storey. la ur- 1 , --- Our - horse. S inn. rent PMK horn and rear gndwn . adable view NM decor. clean. A, 10L Single Car garage. Quiet. not Pets. Laundry. :925 ,egm -o l . plus ubli, parking. M irlduarve $675. bm (905) 656-4690 905.509-2036. have a complete body and paint job WWTar 5650+ mollies. OSHAWA Neu Hospital. nrarnfdoor. duplex. 3-Dsd- 3-0edroorns. large kitchen. Mom Specious, beck yard seas and fr,dge. perking - pa,,tr'g. walk to Go, awed- Awadable wwn "" able now FnsiAast. rotor- 5695 n4+wrs. 1etI ,e- enees 666--4850. 420- qured (905)725.1171. San. ing to Three Bears andfinancing •lan says Kevin. "That's OSHAWA 3 bedroom. WHIM Y- Dutlwn SL. 1 a huge backyard. large deck. 2 -bedroom apt.. n Wen. apph"M avail Judy 1 Ww Wredm9 Fully Wood- US&mo till Free 1(600) bared Large closes 475-9949. (705) 726-5391 Near an an,errtiss Fridge/ parts to keep costs down," says Kevin. swm 5696 25. all nckr NORTH OSHAWA awe NO pee 905-404- Manchester. 4 bedroom 1414. DaaWful cn,arry hone. dr - visit their shop at 282 Monarch Ave., Unit tardy mom wen �ace WHrTer, one a tyro bed- e modern an � modem ,own apartments. n well kitchen. no i new windows ws a married bul0ings 4 furnace $furnace. ra w wM 2 Sevens Really Lid. 905- car O tige. 4.000 s4 gw&fj na-7777. an s4ft. Dodyst,op on 2 acres Wl•Tar, AVAN ABLE IMF O0m"�" will cru 51695. a will sell- owner MEDIATELY large 1 -bed- with $30.Q00 MOM" ape.. eat -n kitchen.•nce . don or trade accepted 5680 neMrwva. PLUS ceded• possession LOVELY 2 -bedroom $810 725 1171. iickiere. separate dnrrg- loom. broadloom through- OSHAVAA SOUTH Vader VA. July 1 possessors. Or Large bungalow 3 plus Par". bus rale. lralast 2 bedrooms. gas, ideal n- ip advance. both ops. rc- law apartment. $1150 Coney decorated 576- axorAft July 1st. 723-2243 sMI. 433-8550 for ap- days. 576.8686evwwgs. p,lnlmws. �Y-1 bedroom FICKERatG, 3 -bedroom basernenr apartment. AIC. men floor of Mouse. dose fthen teundry• Neu GO. to GO. shopping. shared No wnoforshets. hrst/last. laundry. NO PETS. 1sNatt Free Awning lady Female relarsrnces. 5950 ndudes preleased. 5850. Available ubkb", ava+able July 1st. June 1. Call Kim (905)- 427-8479. 666-2863. FM ROM M FM Rad Ei Sl - IA Absolute Affordable! MCK OF WHY NOT OWN A. 3 -Bed Semi $700/month 3 -Bed bungalow $800/month No dm PSJefN O 0i6tliNgbd ftdnON. • Car Ile! 1905)571-6275 or 1-800-840.6275 MARK STAFLEY Saks Rep. Sutm Gaup Excel Realty lac. _ ToW#dmpj a For Rant TOWIUN Mtn For Rant w P= 1111111111111T 1011 11111111m= :111irET 110111,1 3•Sedroorn Townhouse Units. Unities inxiuded Stove i Rehigerator. Parquet Moors throughout. parking induced. Playgrotxid Arae. Om Io schools and shopping. From $846.00. VM �-7214MM Great service and top q14 • �nwreeso a �� workmanshi p at Three Bears Autobody«� 619"2899 221 Westney Rd. S., UnitA, Ajax 1-jullml The warm �� r�aAwltorwlaatlwiMwrpooaae weather is here and Militia the sun is shinin f g bright. Sometimes Read w Seem Yon ,I-I,Y MECHANIC SHOP Ittec r anyway! But all the _ same it's a good time II to have your car or Off CatapinM Boil!► i Paint weak OR WPAY YOUR DEDUCTf U E'LL tq to s21W (baa tins am � 6 6 6 truck looking its best. _ t Customers that r Evwydny Low P have trusted their rust >, _ OIL, `UM• Omb and collision special- " Ajax, Ont. ists have never hesi- tated in coming back a or7.�- second time because they know when the � r ." u experienced staff work on their car or Staff prepare a customer's car with professional bodywork truck, it will be done before it gets a new custom paint job at Three Bears. right and at the best possible price. pay the deductible up to $200. This offer is "Your car is a major investment and good until June 15/97. See the coupon on you want it to last as long as possible," this page. says Kevin Bond. "In most cases it makes Three Bears also caters to their cus- more sense, and Costs a lot less money, to tomers by offering a free shuttle service as have a complete body and paint job well as arranging a rental vehicle done than buy a new vehicle." depending on your insurance Also, with rising insur- rr Now coverage. ance premiums associated, Three Bears is a "Our business has grown with at -fault accidents or because people keep comprehensive claims, e • ' • coming back and telling many people are com- est. no payment others about our shop," ing to Three Bears andfinancing •lan says Kevin. "That's paying for their own use we offer a very repairs rather than going on approved competitive price without through their insurance. - • compromising on quality -""When it comes to these Now available at three customers we utilize our endless Bears a 90 day, no interest, no source of quality used and after -market' payment financing plan on approved parts to keep costs down," says Kevin. credit. Call for details today. "But we also ensure that quality is our For more information about Three most important consideration when doing Bears Aub Body call (905) 619-2327 of this important service for our clients." visit their shop at 282 Monarch Ave., Unit Three Bears is now offering $200 off 20B in Ajax. on complete paint and bodywork or they'll TO ADVERTISE ON THIS FEATURE EVERY SUNDAY V7 ASK AUTO FOR SOURCE DETAILS! CALL!1ilE WAT "Honesty, Perfection Customer Satisfaction" Read w Seem Yon ,I-I,Y MECHANIC SHOP Ittec r S 200 II Off CatapinM Boil!► i Paint weak OR WPAY YOUR DEDUCTf U E'LL tq to s21W (baa tins am � 6 6 6 I r4upon must be preserNed t pray to wilifti am snarled. Evwydny Low P • OIL, `UM• Omb 6" Finley Ave. silk a M Ilia YYktbd & �TR cast R i klpld6 leu ON* Ajax, Ont. "Mir w a%It Mqf tfada M*L paboltao6. 1rrb b rMtli l2•t � fJltbtior ftm WNA ale Chansia x M6'fitink Mrculrbkq �`,� • r 8134.95 Run not -Yfena Thiols. Station Wagons Extra Cleaning i Detailing of Cars, Trucks and Custom Vehicles! THREE BEARS AUTO BOEPY NM OF AAM 4J6LAWMAM /OOT i COLUX10 silOi/i Vwv* The Dwhm glue Conlon Specla11M C PA&W n9To Cars & Thanks eFfaRN Saaiplllerlil10 a itllet R�Ifs • • � � � - � a � � � � les � � � � � � , Fn a ftg iollsel tMTl80Be=YON1orm An AI All 101 oa cHAHraE CENTRE 1 No APPOWTMENT NEEDED, 1 WARRAN" APPROVED SPRING SAVINGS 1 1 ttlhllll 1 1 1 FLU" T°R $49.95' .6 ML 8111119MAL omaOFMONNsitmajoiar I CAlatdr CONMIE coum 1fMM Altflf anm OL , CIA"= OFFER REC01N1p10t� EVERY 5 Ilomm OR SM IUL 4>rl11111M 7 DAYS A wt/c 1 111 WESDO FAX (Sill d 401) (900 447-67" 1 6 200 Off CatapinM Boil!► i Paint weak OR WPAY YOUR DEDUCTf U E'LL tq to s21W (baa tins am � 6 6 6 r4upon must be preserNed t pray to wilifti am snarled. • � � � - � a � � � � les � � � � � � , Fn a ftg iollsel tMTl80Be=YON1orm An AI All 101 oa cHAHraE CENTRE 1 No APPOWTMENT NEEDED, 1 WARRAN" APPROVED SPRING SAVINGS 1 1 ttlhllll 1 1 1 FLU" T°R $49.95' .6 ML 8111119MAL omaOFMONNsitmajoiar I CAlatdr CONMIE coum 1fMM Altflf anm OL , CIA"= OFFER REC01N1p10t� EVERY 5 Ilomm OR SM IUL 4>rl11111M 7 DAYS A wt/c 1 111 WESDO FAX (Sill d 401) (900 447-67" 1 ro THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 1, 1997 -PAGE 29 ON THIS WEEKLY FEATURE CALL 683-0707, ext 2303 DURHAM y ; . WINDOWS & DOORS ® • (W579 -Z222 Comple a t Selection of actio Vinyl Windows & Doors Serving the Durham Region for over 30 Years KTT vATR.TC� CONSTRUCTION AutboHzed Contractor CONSUMERS GAS Basement, Home Renovations (Bathrooms, etc.) DON'T PAY FOR 90 DAYS YOU CAN APPLY rr TO YOUR GAS BILL ON O.A.C. HOME IMPROVEMENTS Additions • 2nd floors • Bathrooms • Plumbing • Deck/fences Wiring • Tiling • Drywall WE SUPPLY PERMITS & PLANS REFERENCES & PICTURES AVAILABLE FULL INSURED • ALL WORK GUARANTEED 97 Church St., 905-428-8785 Ajax 1-888-845-4424 TVnN DIAMOND "Over 15 Years Experience" Ka lu•n.s • Ba.s•mcnt.s Additions • Bathrooms general • Any aaintcnance Renovation • FREE ESTIMATES • WE WILL Q AL ENGE &NY QMTES G DOORS & WINDOWS FOR LESS PROFESSIONALLY INSTALLED OR DWT -YOURSELF FOR EUMSANM • M• ALUMN W a WOOD•ALUMMIM STORM DOORS 'SLIDERS - XT • PATIO DOORS • CASEMENT • INSULATED STEEL • BOW OR SAY WINDow8 EMIIRANCE DOORS • STOIi1,I WMpOwg • SDBIIES •SKYLIGHTS • FRENCH 000Rs PYTHON . WINDOWS 6 DOORS =4M188 over a rows expeiinc+. 1'R01-51DERS ALUMINUM • Soffit - Facia - Siding 5" Seamless Eaves trough • Aluminum a vinyl Sidi • Replacement Wnd='S3 Doors Work fully guaranteed. Side with the Pros. Call the Pro, (905) 430-6619 New showroom features bathrooms in realistic settings At Plumbing Mart you can choose from an array of beautiful showers, taps and fix- tures and purchase everything you need for those do-it-yourself projects. Plumbing Mart has something unique. A On display in the showroom is an 8 ft by place where you can see how your bathroom 10 ft bathroom with a 36" entranceway large will look in your home. enough for a wheel chair. There is a drain in "We wanted our customers to see bath- the tile floor and a privacy curtain to shower room ensembles in a realistic setting," says while in your wheelchair. There's also a raised Sam Beninato. "It makes choosing the perfect toilet making it easier to shift from a wheel bathroom a lot easier." chair to the fixture and a barrier free basin That's welcome news to those trying to designed to allow you to slip ,your chair decide on the right fixtures and vanity to underneath the sink. make their bathroom a show piece in their 'This bathroom is like those in hospitals home. and other institutions designed for the com- The large showroom, located in fort of the physically challenged," says Sam. Scarborough at 1534 Midland Ave., one block "It means they can keep their independence north of Lawrence Ave., features many beauti- and live a better quality of life." ful bathroom settings in a range of prices to Bathrooms are a focal point in any home suit your budget. so careful planning must go into every project. "We display everything from an economy Plumbing Mart's team of installers work two-piece bathroom to full scale luxury bath- closely with their clients to ensure the job is room suites," says Sam. "This showroom done to their complete satisfaction. To back serves to further compliment our very person- up this promise you receive a 5 -year installa- alized shop -at-home service." tion warranty on all renovations. Featured at right is a luxury bathroom Right now take advantage of specials on with your choice of raised or sunken tub, cor- powder rooms from $995 and full bathrooms ner shower and double basin vanity. installed for $4,995. Also ask about their 6 You can have this bathroom or work with month, no interest, no payment financing the Plumbing Mart staff to come up with O.A.C. something unique for your home. The possi- For more information or a free in-home bilities are endless and don't hesitate to ask estimate call Plumbing Mart at 1 -888 -Bath how you can have something like a jacuzzi in Reno or 1-888-228-4736 or (416) 295-6798. your bathroom. If you need to make room for a larger tub, let Sam and his staff visit your home to see if this and any other changes can be made to your existing bathroom. t ' ' M One change could be converting your pre- sent bathroom into a barrier free washroom designed for those with physical limitations. CASEMENT DOUBLE 14e,�IMibId2D00 HUNG TILT -ACTION • Picture Windows • Bay & BoJESTIMAM! windows • Insurance Claims • Patio Doo • Storm - Doors New Construct w ndows • Glass & Screen FREE SA W D/LG Repairs z.�. WAYNE HUTCH17rN b36 KING ST W. SALES, SERVICE 8 OSFIAWA. 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In -Home or Showroom References Available (905) 839-2255 Beautiful Bathrooms kPerfectly Built 0 e Renovation Showroom 71rI f "iM'T •I• 533-uIU ext. 23C PAGE 30 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 1, 1997 J HousesGarage i For Renit J • Slgrap Space WHITBY, 3 -bedroom main BOWMANVILLE - 1000 sq. floor of duplex, on Maple H. secure storage building, St. Includes heat. water, finished walls and floors. laundry. 2 -car parking. 200 amp service. Available deck. storage. Available immediately. $200/mo. 623 - July 1. 5865+ hydro. 7996. (905)655-4120 SUMMER storage (snow- mobile), leave message Townhouses 985-2568. For Rant kId88Uiml 2 bedroom townhouse in I • hints well manlaeed family Complex. Freshly decorat- ed, includes 4 appliances. all utilises. Parking. close to schools, all amenities. July occupancy. Also 3 bed- rooms ler Sept. occupancy. 122 Colborne St. E. Osha- wa. Appt.434-3972. AJAX - 1 8 3 bedroom apindhents or townhouses, nose to Go, schools, sfwp- ping, $619 - $970 phi ubW ties. Available June a July 9905) 683.9269. 9.5 p.m CENTRAL Wlhitty, large 3 -bedroom mufti -level, w/o basemen. laxed yard. end unit. $11.000/month-utilities. available Aug.tst. no pets. Rhona Karen 576-1665. COURTICE - 3 bedroom tOwnhOYmm, 1 12 belt. 4 apph-. broadloom, lanced yard, garage, im- maculate. Aug. 1. $940 plus ublities. (416) 282- 5566 SOUTH OSHAWA - 3 bedroom townhouse om do to schools and shopping. S96Wnw. at inhdumive. Fest/ Last. Available fire lot (905)579.ON days. EM, for Rent A BRIGHT Room. Osha- wa. $375 mckpive with 6 appliances. Available km- mmdlaiy 9064.76-3297 Available, kwno&oWy Full MMehm�ro � t rec roan. laundry dknxrrneaa wirtfldge. Aeo" avaiew Am 1. i06/svmmI 883-59131. LARGE Furnished roan, own bathroom. cable. aa - case; to kitchen a Imundry. Clan to an amen iese. Work -ng Immnalm, no paw non mokerCan (905) $37- 67x3. NORTH Oshawa. room for win. snared soconanods- Aon. A adals eanedhem- y Can 726-5W Shavid IMACCOMOd". CENTRAL rffti�- large Victorian nam.. very war,. seeking non -Mmol ug pro- Mssio". doll to nue. Large moms. $439Mendh Mekrdmm heal, hydro, cable laundry. Available emme- dodey. (416)596.4982 TWO BEDROOM base - Own ap&rbrwht to share. mature workeng parson. rwn wmdwr, no pas, ami aftlm Am IOL $340 par mw. or $85 par weak 420.9125 Nonny mrwvabd aadrOom. in clean qu* Imemey hams Oran bath - ONO. sftarad Imeitaes. Suitable ler "a swolarhp pwllem*,n 08L $310rama 906.420-4W Oft*8rao8i A � OMIA90A 4 AWWAIw Foam Rai M 660 sq 2nd At. $660, boo aro wast SM. S 300 M t noses bow OdL Carne, 900 2nd Or SM 1.2111, the. R 2nd 0Dw .1,000 M It ahaim Cas 434-2447 or 11664132 l OSE SINCE. Ma Memo Few Smbw for p0eaaiwlmk fe. Laarys/ Medical or Buena*. 400 mom" INK At,* - 1330- worsh VKW* L Cas Serra P" 5744M. ONY ONE UEFTI 999 MIL OMa Unit. second Amor, gaw swoon Somme North (Oahamm) bafiom: apail" available. AveB- 3immediatelyCAM er Bob 57W612or Kathy ONLY ONE LEFTI 506 aq-fL Office Unit. second floor, good Sec* Street Noel (Oahrne) location; paAing avaibbb. Anil- attfb iielhm6aeay Cam 9w j -$754123 ask ter Bob or INDUSTRIAL UNITS - 1280 Terwillegar. 1974 sq. K. office warehousing. Park and Bloor 1748 and 1775 sq. ft. 13.25 sq. n. net. Cal 579-5077 after 5 571-3281. Cottages rrRRent DORSET Wren Lake. Beautiful 3-bdmh cottage on watedrom. Safe sandy shoreline. Dock, paddle boat. Great for tamikes. Good weeks $lat available. 9015.655-5060 - GREAT fishing and family holiday on Rice Lake. 1 how from Osthnw. Modem 2 a 3 bedroan cotlagss. sandy beach. playground, dhadrerh's program, boat A motor. Low till" pnces. Surnymead Cottages R.R. 03. 1iambrgs Ont. KOL IY0 j705I8B62601. • VW RN CLEARWATERMiabides, fully furnished, air condn- bonhed (pmrmenenl homes) dlrbfhouse, pods. hot tub. he Wmdhes and Mayr aeractions. drldren wel- come. $275 we". droaos shown len your home. (905)693-5= gone ForFar Sob 'S►ARirl.m - SI -- AND YOURS- Complemly, nmrwvO d lir NEW. 2 or 3 bedroom townhouses, ILS00 A F. $32.000 yeah 10 quality . Good , -4 , RARE OPPORTUN- ITY can 'Genammr+ George Wallise Cokiwmm Bartow RUR. 905-728- 94/4 sunax" CLF.A>RANCE 8 New Homes fully detached, 40' lots priced from $140,970 Immediate closings (9059a -6549 2 ACHE Hobby Farm in Greenwood. 3 bedroom. 1 12 slow" house we Sre- place mrd cour*y kilohms. Pamtorat view n am deec- mans. am. pawn. gar - dam and kuk toms $249,800 Cal (905)663- am afar 6 P.M. No Aowft 3 @EDO*= Semi will ONANOC now GM. 100.000. 905729-111M. No sow" gam MMCF 397 ATHOL TLE.. Oa►nme. Fkraltmd top b boaomL 2-1Q Amey bidc harm. Gi mieood bw plmna. 3-badrooats, 2 hA bean, I imlhed OamerlharN War lumacw, low of hwd- wood. $139,900. Cas ler 11110111 1*ta (906)4316- 4 WEDRNOOM btetymishm On new 2 bltn heard imood 00 I," OWN" ammalaw a bamoaw k 2 eroded set- as, deeded aab Twat Raw f No Lahr. 25 WAN kNk kin boo** MAW 4422 SiUapsL 3 bed` roams, 2 baste, Itm ithand %need P14 ft *L 5150.000.7015 -M -356a. AJAX BEAM k inteclis" detadtI ON brick, 3 bedroom, 1 IM bets, Cental air, MUST SEEI $109,500 Cal 9064)86-8877 gin, p FarFar Sale AJAX, Power of Sale. 4 - bedroom brick detached, double garage. 2 1/2-baft, fireplace, $188,900, imme- diate possession. Brokers welcome. Call 428-6622. BOWMARVILLE 2 years old. 2 bedroom, upgrades, fully kinked yard. gas fire- place. excellent starter or retirement. $128,500!080. 905-623-5478. BOWMANVILLE, 3 plus one bedroom. living room, dining room. rec. room, fireplace, close to shop- ping. school and hospital. $144,900. Telephone (905) 623-6601. DESIRABLE North West Oshawa. 3 -bedroom raised bungalow. large PIS - shaped lot, arc -tight stove, kAOve-in condition. $164,900. Can Gary or Lesko 72& -Mm OSHAWA NMMACULATE 3 bedroom brick bungalow. newer bathroom, broad- loom. furnace, central vac, 1 1/2 bedhs, Irksfhed bow rrhsrhl. i granC pod. 4 ap- pliances, $159.500. (905) 723.6495 N.E OSHAWA - 3 bed- room semi, $128.000. For Appointment call Nympha at Jardine Hills Really. (905) 949.0128. &AGROUND POW. 2 -storey, Courses home, bade on to green Wk. large wlkoul kd~. man aw lwndry. lamkly room w/fireplece. central airlvac, hardwood Moors. Mi ill basement. asking $179,900. Ouclk dosing 906576-9m. N.E W/BTBY. 2264 aq ft. 4 -bedroom. finished bow 101 thmatmd xhgrou nd pool. oeamas a hardwood, main floor bmiy room a laundry. drat &comes b 2 car garage. $227.300 57a- 5484 for pieta viewing. OPEN HOUSE Sundays, 12-4pm. 17 tommaw or.. Veto" No Agents. NEW UST&AG - Locnemd at 43 StrashMmn. Courece. Varhdor segs *0 2.000 sq. fl huge laery roam, apron fks0 , . 2 12 beat dew We carom w* :179.000 mew. 1& TLC, DPW 10 an oft . we" V.J Lawwh p4mww. t905) 623-3194 O"M HOUSE Se and Sun 11 am - 4 p.m. 171 Phinip Murray Ave.. Oelhm- wa. Three plus ore bed - roan backspht. $169,900. 725-070 OPEN HOUSE stwa.y 2- 49mt 3-80droom k wn- house in deswable N/E Oshawa. hardwood floors. central or. lanced b" - yard. Ire I Me room. em- maculaa oonhd.- , . 596,000.905571.4= OSHAWA, 38008. Ranch Bug.. 31100 Fn. B'annt., 1.21 Acres, Elegant Oak a WWwWGalore. 4tx& sBBhrhm. 2RIPS leer., 12W*W Grommets IGT. Grd.Faym wlCwOak Strom. Cmc 905-436431, b view. PICKERING -tete SMw. Beem iful 3 bedno- bun- gol- on quist andel. CIO* 10 stiwolm Go,401, l o ppi g • Garay.. large dw k, da. Fished bese- mwN we 1 51 , m, ma bar and 3 pc. batt. Miry uP yradme. $107.500. No Aywem. 4/6439.0"1. pR1rE N.w Odtawa Lo talion - aural ra IAdmh d Alit, 4 beeboom a, f immor. wow, ere rom m; OPEN f10U5E sw dw 1-Spw. opl e4emiL S/8al1la0. 728- 2ML VAWID1, LAID wlI I" hove, 3 bedr6emms, lea re w. Da. ya- Mae, Wv oadkyer4 w dead to S/55,900. Cas Dam at GO Afmdunk Sobs EMR gens /MmAy It 433-4923 -u ' T $jly ABSOLUTELY A GREAT dealt. No money down - Mortgage, payw eft less than MN - Rekrbishad 2 and 3 bedroom Iominhaw as with appkartaa. Emit time, buyers ale ma00aN - Lowed quantity amiable. Starting at $59.000. Cam Rick Wawon. Coldial Bw*w. 728.9414. ,630 630 PICKERING SWIM CLUB SUMMER SWIM CAMP MON. & WED. OR TUES. & THURS. 4:00 P.M. • 5:30 P.M. Introduction to competitive swirnming Stroke, Skills and Lots of Fun!! Prerequisite: Maroon or Ouest 5 No Age Limit To Register call Karen Gerroir (905) 4306765 $125 CAMP RUNS JUNE 30TH TO AUGUST 7TH • ' Auctions • , Auctions Chandlers �. Auctions CHANDLER'S AUCTIONS specializes in estate sales, antiques, consignments, appraisals and restoration of antiques, art, frames and furniture. Chandlers auction halt is located at Burnham Street In Cobou►g just north of the 401 (previously Les Brinan Auctions). First sale will be JUNE 4th, 1697 at 6:00 pin. So" new items such as: kitchenwares • hardware • tools - ebctronics • toys • furniture • quality clotting' food' sundries • books • office supplies • jewellery giftware • and more! Also for sale are used items on hand, such as: piano. barbecues, bedding, beds. Carpets, two 9 -loot -square wool rugs. Auctions wilt be held Ole 1 st and 3rd Wednesday of each month. Consignments wanted- Introductory offer of tree pickup in the Cobourg/Ptirt Hope area is awmable for a mn itsd time. Please cal us h', - m r 1-705-746- 3697 or fax to 1-705-748-5516 to arrange for a pickup or for oche r detail. Lob for Sale LAKE aCUGOG, filly serviced 100X200 h. budd- ing bL an wisslibkrn Is- Iwhd High A dyer. bear! lel vhmw of Ws. $26.900. Cariema ".Coldrea Banker Pinnacle RE =5)812-901X). RESIDENTIAL. LOT, 175 X 214 w 1400 sa. IL, maje- ed but". comwu nog, undegrd 200 AMP Serv. wood stovm. ErAaw Romd. (905) 7211-41M r CLEARWATER - 2-bed- "om mobile (lanwy Park). hemmed gook, hof tub, MnAM to bmaohes. slaps 6. Mon iMonmabon ahhm6- able $275 we"Iy. 905- 434-718C 06434.7164. Auctions • ' Auctions • ' Auctions • Auctions PROFESSIONAL , AUCTIONEERS MAJOR ESTATE AUCTION Acting under uistiuctiahs received we will sell in detail Ids from: MAJOR ESTATES a PRIVATE COLLECTIONS a CONSIGNMENTS OAK 8 CARVED MAHOGANY FURNITURE • COLLECTIBLES • ROYAL POULTON • ACCENT FURNITURE • PARLOR A FOYER MIRRORS • SWAROVSKI CRYSTAL • HANDICRAFTS • COMPUTERS • ANTIQUE 6 MODERN JEWELLERY • COINS • ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS • OVER 100 L.E. PRINTS GROUP OF SEVEN COLLECTION • SONY • SAMSUNG • SANYO • TV S • VCR • PHONES • WALKMANS • STEREOS - Thum June 05 at 7 FM (Preview at 6 PM) At: L.V.I.V Pavillion 36 Jackson Ave. (5imcoe 5t. N/Hwy 401) Oshawa Over 500 quality lots to elude a large collection of carved furniture in Louis XV, Queen Anne, Chippendale, Fiend ale modern styles, lamp & cocktail tables, desks, loveseats, china cabinet, what rots, dining sets, occasional ilk parlor chairs, screen dividers, marble consoles & mirrors, rughtstands. large quantity of accent 4r decorator furniture, Amish oak china cabuiets, tables, etc., tiffany style floor A table lamps, grad foyer mirrors, outdoor cast iron planters, fu nctienal bronze statuary, One of a kind Iwsdiaafts, blanket boxes, jade screen dividers, Clunese, stasuma porcelain, Royal Dux, Ride cut 500 PK cher crystal Gun 4r sword replicas, dolls, leather boxes, water founWns, Large spores memorabilia collection with signed )erxy's, photos, unusual items. 30th anniversary LE ramsigned photo of Toronto Maple Leafs, Onginal Watercolours, Lmuted edition print, serigraphs, European oils on canvas, decors, parhels, by Rae Group of Seven Artist A.J. Casson Romance dr Lumbers 1997 teieases. Seaey Lester, Bateanain Beendees etc. Large estate of antiqur & modern Mwelk ry to include: diamad bracelets, earrings, watches, 24kt gold comw. Bark rotes etc. SiERI LING SILVER flatware, Border fine arts wildlife. Con Cola 4c Disney official collector items. ALWAYS A LARGE SELECTION OF NEW ITETLS TO BE OFFERED ... UNITED SEATING • REGISTRATION AT 6PM • PLAN TO ATTEND • FREE DRAW NO BUYERS PREMIUM OR SURCHARGES AT OUR AUCTION SALES - Twma: rash. Vea. Mute Cant, Arms Will. as perpoled a arrou aced al sale, ad6tors d tlel r g apply r L .d ffa, W..... OBTAINING A LOAN IS 140T GUAR- ANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES, OTHERS DO NOT. IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU &AVESTIGATE T110R000"LY BEFORE SK.N&AG ANY CONTRACTS. MORTGAGES - Good, bed and ugly. Financing for any purpose. rales from 5.95%. AN appacations ac- oapMd. 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Solo Asset, of 1td Cam Joe at atooHu ESCORT SERVICE MwlFe�sale Escorts for at acceektas. Out CAL 24asA 7 day4 431111-slo" "ing Mtwb) OUR LADY MARY Thank you for all that you have granted my family. You both are very special. I want the whole world to know that with faith and prayers to you both anything is possible. I am forev- er in your debt. Love L.S. 1720M720 WESTECOTT,Marjone (Florence) - At Wellesley Fosp" on Thursday May 29, 1997 In her 5461 year. Predeceased by her deer son, Robert Christopher Westeco6. Dear and IOring daughter of Marguerite Adarns-Mier and the late Cared Adams. Much loved and treasured sister and sister-in-law of Carolyn and Tom Cdplen, George Adams, David and Sandra Adams, and Mane Adams. Aur Maj wi be deny m. -to by Jertrnilar and Sievert, Tonya and Cheryl. Jessica Marleigh and Matthew, and Joey. Bill Mier, Urnde Dick and Aunt Grace, Lhie Charie and Ant Isobel and her many friends in Bobcaygeon and Ajax wd miss her gerune fkient:10V. A service of wram- Ilrancre for Marjorie wd be held on Monday June 2, 1997 at 2-W pm. in the Chapel of the Gordon A. Mack Funeral Home, Rivekview Chapel, 6 Helm Sbeet, Bobcaygaw, Memorial donaiahs to the Orf tarso Friends of Scluophrervics would be apprecat- ed. i low SL W. L.A. ONE good, used hwn0end. ouskmm still aline, now separated. PrrsOMla Yid Sas, r6% see4ng w mel' n 40's who s pertuapa goMg t ru meter diniicut a L VATE period n her Me. In good heath, works out. oorrid end p.K«wbH.. F. ON ONE 1824,. entoya Hr.rel, g°ed music, outdoors. No head • GERIE � ,w.r.d. Reply OehaReplies w This week abs Foswee SL am 481, iia 0 am amp cog A, pus., ahH- —1 e, n jeers' most of the game, mot- Wft pelit" aHlediornane, spontnwous, smoker. Lows "Sam= rurol pick-up tnidcs coun- try music, long dame. 1 work Hard and IoM ralatag at home. Looking for trkre cotar, fi ancisiay secure. thorns'' man, 45 to 57. good with tis handl - carpndry or rheclnani1 ak;., for kite term rewdoralip. write to FdW 9x30 Oaltew This Weak ROL Bon 401, 065 Farewell SL Ostuwa On- tario 1-11-1711.5. "Y If=01LICT1011S for serious relationship minded men and women. Cal Rainbow Conraclbns for details 416-966-8606. 12noon to bpm. Don't Forget This Week Classified Dept is open for yaw convenience ,every SaL pp 7.30 to 30• To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 576-9335 a t THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 1, 1997 -PAGE 31 COLE THE BEST & WIN! DISCOVER GOLF CLUB FkGE 32 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY..IUNE 1. 1997 YIUKERING 1099 Kingston Rd. 831-2665 (between the Olive Garden & Movieplex) Dairy Queen a