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Home My WebLink AboutNA1997_06_11Qbp - • c�aoQ o�or� Q adjqyQ �J O ---------------- Pickering A-dve Pickering's Community Newspaper since 1965 optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand June 11, 1997• Vol. 32, No. 24, Pressrun 42,500 48 pages Arthurs, to represent Durham on GTA panel Pickerinb Mayor Wayne Arthurs has been appointed by Durham Council to represent the Region on the board of the new Greater Toron- to Marketing Alliance. The GTMA is a creation of the Greater Toronto Stavors and Chairs Committee compnaed of mayors and ro#A"nal chairmen in the Greatcr Toronto Area. ThcAlliainee's purpose is to bang together munici- palities and the private sector to market and promote the GTA world- wide. Mr Arthur, , ill be one of eight ublic sector representatives ,.n the GTMA h ard. which ill also include a similar number ,.f members from the private sec- tor. "This is a crucial initiative, where for the first time there w ill be a pub- WAYNE lic/private part- ARTHURS nership," stated 'A crucial Mr. Arthurs in a initiame'media release --- from Durham announcing his appointment. "International marketing of the GTA is a key component of our eco- nomic health:' The GTMA is expected to begin operations this summer. It will be responsible for establishing a global advertising program, gathering sta- tistics, and working with local and regional economic development Offices to bring new business to the GTA. photo by Ron Pietroniro Heels over head '07 MAURICE BRENNER Enhanced services Home is where the business now is in Pickering Council expected plc and the community. While he notal he was concerned with the to license licensing requirement and limitations on signage proposed in the new home ventures bylaws. %it %lariindale said home htlsiness people BY MARIANNE TAKACS Auld be comical s r,% i- REP01MIt i„ live with them PICKERINC — Residents will ' exchange for be able to legally operate a business hc overall bene - ;,is legalization of their homes following the approval of new bylaws and a licens- A A, uld bring. ing system. Scutt Weatherall Town Council's executive commit- „i the rlurham tee Monday ordered staff to draft new ii me and Small bylaws and a licensing system to Rosiness Associa- wipe out legislation that currently i i , , n noted home hwunesses' new prohibits home businesses. NEI1. The Town's initiative was wel- CARROLa einnacy would Domed by heads of local home husi- ' freedom to adver- give them new nesre s associations and a presentatiAncubate representative ,if ,if the Durham Region Economic small business tise and promote Development Advisory Committee themselves. DREDAC). Brian Spencer of the Durham Bob Martindale of DREDAC Homepreneurs told councillors they praised the Town for its "extremely were aiding the arrival of a new era thorough" review of the issue and that would bring back independent consultation with hone business pco- Sar H()N1E/Page 4 News Advertiser reporter national award finalist Year Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser has been nominated } for a national writing award. Reporter Marianne Takacs is one of three finalists for the Environment Canada award for environmental writing in the Canadian Community Newspapers Association's annual com- petition. Ms. Takacs was nominated for May 26, 1996 stories on 'Facing the fear', which outlined the worries of people living MARIANNE in the shadow of the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station. the l kel"hotxd f TAKACS Visitors to the Frenchman's Bay Festival held last weekend were treated P fire, transit merger with Ajax id rim oo n what too deo in the a disasteir. or BY MARIANNE TAKACS committee including each Town's their own to avoid having an unhappy leagues to hold off on any union. He festival featured activities, games, a petting zoo and midway rides. STAFF REPORTER mayor, top administrator and senior marriage forced on them by the was concerned the numbers, in terms Pickering and Ajax may soon share treasury staff member be established to Province, urged councillors to support of cost, would not come out in Picker - a fire department and transit services. prepare a "business case- for the shar- the union of the two towns' fire and ing's favor. On Monday, Pickering Council's ing of services. And, they recommend- transit services. "I think we're being too aggressive executive committee voted to give ed retiring Durham Region commis- "It's time to move on," said Mavor on this;' said Coun. Johnson, suggest - approval in principle to "partnering" sinner of finance Jack Gartley be invit- Arthurs, to present "real and viable ing it would be more appropriate for RICK Pickering's fire and transit depart- ed to act as a consultant to the com- options' to the community for joint councillors to seek a mandate from JOHNSON menu with Ajax's, and to request Ajax mittee. services that will provide savings to constituents for joint services during .Tw also give the tentative nod to the part- Mayor Wayne Arthurs. who has taxpayers. the next election before taking any nership. said in the past Pickering and Ajax Ward 3 Regional Councillor Rick See TOWNS/ a •e 2 p aggressive Councillors also recommended a should move toward amalgamation on Johnson, however, asked his col- Arthurs, to represent Durham on GTA panel Pickerinb Mayor Wayne Arthurs has been appointed by Durham Council to represent the Region on the board of the new Greater Toron- to Marketing Alliance. The GTMA is a creation of the Greater Toronto Stavors and Chairs Committee compnaed of mayors and ro#A"nal chairmen in the Greatcr Toronto Area. ThcAlliainee's purpose is to bang together munici- palities and the private sector to market and promote the GTA world- wide. Mr Arthur, , ill be one of eight ublic sector representatives ,.n the GTMA h ard. which ill also include a similar number ,.f members from the private sec- tor. "This is a crucial initiative, where for the first time there w ill be a pub- WAYNE lic/private part- ARTHURS nership," stated 'A crucial Mr. Arthurs in a initiame'media release --- from Durham announcing his appointment. "International marketing of the GTA is a key component of our eco- nomic health:' The GTMA is expected to begin operations this summer. It will be responsible for establishing a global advertising program, gathering sta- tistics, and working with local and regional economic development Offices to bring new business to the GTA. photo by Ron Pietroniro Heels over head '07 MAURICE BRENNER Enhanced services Home is where the business now is in Pickering Council expected plc and the community. While he notal he was concerned with the to license licensing requirement and limitations on signage proposed in the new home ventures bylaws. %it %lariindale said home htlsiness people BY MARIANNE TAKACS Auld be comical s r,% i- REP01MIt i„ live with them PICKERINC — Residents will ' exchange for be able to legally operate a business hc overall bene - ;,is legalization of their homes following the approval of new bylaws and a licens- A A, uld bring. ing system. Scutt Weatherall Town Council's executive commit- „i the rlurham tee Monday ordered staff to draft new ii me and Small bylaws and a licensing system to Rosiness Associa- wipe out legislation that currently i i , , n noted home hwunesses' new prohibits home businesses. NEI1. The Town's initiative was wel- CARROLa einnacy would Domed by heads of local home husi- ' freedom to adver- give them new nesre s associations and a presentatiAncubate representative ,if ,if the Durham Region Economic small business tise and promote Development Advisory Committee themselves. DREDAC). Brian Spencer of the Durham Bob Martindale of DREDAC Homepreneurs told councillors they praised the Town for its "extremely were aiding the arrival of a new era thorough" review of the issue and that would bring back independent consultation with hone business pco- Sar H()N1E/Page 4 News Advertiser reporter national award finalist Year Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser has been nominated } for a national writing award. Reporter Marianne Takacs is one of three finalists for the Environment Canada award for environmental writing in the Canadian Community Newspapers Association's annual com- petition. Ms. Takacs was nominated for May 26, 1996 stories on 'Facing the fear', which outlined the worries of people living MARIANNE in the shadow of the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station. the l kel"hotxd f TAKACS Visitors to the Frenchman's Bay Festival held last weekend were treated The stones by Ms. Takacs also reported on t t o a «�� andfor area res- National to a host of fun family events, including a thrilling demonstration by the id rim oo n what too deo in the a disasteir. or Extreme Freestyle Team from Ottawa. Here, Pat Vachon hits new heights The CCNA received submissions from newspapers across environmental on his inline skates while a fellow freestyler stays clear down below. The the country. The awards wiU be presented at the CCNA s annu- stories festival featured activities, games, a petting zoo and midway rides. all convention July 23 to 26 in Whistler. B.C. Class clowns (from left) Dr. Bubbles (Raymond 'Hobbs of Ajax and Buddy (Doug Carson of Oshawa) entertained seniors in Ajax yesterday. Credit for class clowns Durham students attend school Just For Laughs A group of students from Ajax, Whitby and Oshawa spent the last nine weeks clowning around — and they've got the red noses to prove it. Nine students, who attend classes at Grove School on Simcoe Street South in Oshawa, have just gradu- ated from a special Clown School and are ready to entertain the world with their antics, complete with clown noses, makeup and outfits. The troupe, known as Just For Laughs, has already performed at three elementary schools and recently appeared at Ballycliffe Lodge in Ajax at the regular monthly birthday party for residents. Later this month, they'll entertain at the Children's Aid Soci- ety's annual picnic at Camp Samac in Oshawa. "We had the graduation ceremony at the (Durham Board of) Education Centre," says vice-principal Nancy Browne. the woman who brought in the clowns. , Ilney were pretty proud. They got their clown noses and certificates." Ms. Browne got the idea for the school in the fall after reading a newspaper article about the program run by Telephone Pioneers, the charitable organiza- tion set up by employees of Northern Telecom. The program was designed to help problem students learn to become clowns and turn misbehavior into good behavior. That's what Ms. Browne was looking for, some- thing that would help students develop positive atti- tudes and greater self-esteem. She applied to the board for funding, received it and arranged for professional clowns and program creators Dawna Sanderson and Barb Bennett to teach See CLOWN/page 2 INSIDE Recycler's Report - Durham Region was honored for its recy- cling efforts - page ti. Edlkwisil rage ..........6 Etotettalament .........11 Sporb ...............16 Cliassitied .............17 Read Estate ...........REI HOW TO REACH US General ..........683-5110 Death Notices .... -683-3005 Auction Line ......683-7545 sincerely Yours ..... ............1-800-662-8423 Internet ........... . N%-Aw odurhamnews.net PACE: 2 - TNF: NEWS AMIxt-ISM W'EUNFSDAV. JUNE 11. l"7 Towns ponder service mergers, 4ee-vis steal $50,000 in bikes Im _ � sped off soline ttg at the aerie at IM ettoek Rd.: Y innirf D in bicycles &— a eroted 1190 psi but poGoe ansetl't Ajax to meet on issue this month • >; notified tion. 1133 wriv onPolice say. lint t;,rllntty. Pdice alienee ao die a�e.e A sactaity oompeany notified the at 11:56 pm to find a tear door Arial' of Cyclepoh that an alarm was open and 38 "cxpw4 billies rttloiea. T0u'NS/Prean page 1 palilies. balk and a larger budget that wou1J --- In his written report to council on allow for more effective use of steps toward amalgamation of the possible sharing of fire and tran- expensive equipment and training departments. sit services. Pickering general man- facilmes. He also suggested Mr. Gartley ager Tarn Quinn said those In the area of tran- was "a number crunchcr" with per- two departments could it. he noted specialised haps little experience in transit and probably he amalgamated transit services are already fire services. more quickly and effective- .hared successfully by the Ward I Regional Councillor Mau- ly than other municipal Ilio Towns and "the next rice Brenner countered the joining operations because they lo,ical progression would of the two services would clearly operate under common hr to amalgamate the regu- benefit taxpayers by allowing the provincial regulations and lar transit sen ice". two Towns to protide enhanced ser- well-established industry fie suggested there could trees. standards. hh significant savings In a He also suggested Mr. Gartley He noted the two depart- haring expensive facilihidscapin cs 11l C was Just the person the committee menu are already involved nceded to house and sen ice 1 V would need to make a "business In discussions on Region- transit vehicles. „� ' case" for the Joint departments. wide -services such as enter- Tori The executive commit- Sumllies Pickering's sharing proposal gency dispatch and "seam- QUINN tee's recommendations comes after a March 3! joint meet- less" public transit along ';Test logical remain to be approved by ing at which Pickering and Ajax Hwy. 2. progression' Pickering Council.;- Heiner t councillors agreed to look at poten- For the fire department. Ajax Council is expected tial partnership opportunities said Mr. Quinn, shared sen ice could to consider the sharing proposal at , between their neighboring munici- mean more logical locations for fire the end of June. 1 ls.e.re. Clown class boosts students' self-esteem CLOWN'Trorn page 1 the nine -week course Tuesday evenings at the sch(x)I. Teachers picked the students they thought would best benefit from the courses and of the 10 chosen, nine fin- ished, says Ms Browne. "It's really been absolutely wonderful for them. Everyone has noticed the difference. "Thc emotional growth these students have expert- cnccd is remarkable. The first time the students put on their clown makeup. I noticed an instant change in their behavior. The} couldn't stop smiling. Ii was very rewarding" She says the parents are thrilled at the outcome, as are the savior public and high schtxil students who had to maintain a standard of personal hygiene. a supportive team -pudding attitude• non-aggressive attitude and the ability to laugh at themselves. Students learned the fundamentals of being a clown• the history of clowns and the true meaning of them — people who forget their own problems to bring joy and happincssto others. "Thu has been a very positive experience for every- one involved;' says principal Mel Bark will. who received his own honorary red clown nose at the end of the coursc -1 nc%cr would have believed it if I hadn't seen it with my own eyes" Ms. Browne, who dresses as a clown on the group's outings and is known as Dusty on those occasums, hopes to continue the program in the future. depending on funding. and intends to have the first set of graduates pick up their performances next fall, after the summer tweak. Board of Trade wraps up with wine and cheese party The Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade holds its Sum - ver Wrap -Up Wine and Cbeese event Tuesday, June 17 at Kelsey's Restaurant in Pickering. The event will run from 5 to 8 p.m. Kelsey's is at 1550 Kingston Rd. Admission is S15 for members and S25 for non- members. For more information call the board of trade office at 837-6638. l`�"-' Ate`'" �� "♦ill' t �.'.MW =�''' J: OPEN 7 DSA 'S A WE JK4 Featuring: ! •" • It. �uidul IIo. 'l1Rx.I ".� Fansiu,c:haden's pla}:ur • liutr Mmiaturc (:nli ` .-,.mpinc . nh • '-nro�C�wn r-umh.tlla: mm..h • CEO/N M H i1VERS%1,W1 SS A1'AIIA48 PMLL ►P1111.IC5wIt1t11NG . TON nO f tm . Hiiwr n ,,t • �" '5 MIIt-74Noreh Oh r . • �� Bowmamillc.Just Offf� Durha'm"�'Rd' ST''t r P iJ4M Plwnc:l`xi4263-x1119 Yrlrluu.. nim xnm J Know of news in your community? 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The Region I ' wants residents to hwr.Lban pw,t"mXbm- s stop watering their G H SAVE lawns and restrict other non-essential • a , water use until fur- mt-tad.,% _ek,,tun (hernotice. he ��s adds. For example, nod. p 1. W Police seek bank bandit wearing braces AJAX — Policc are hunting a Ione bandit with braces who robbed an Ajax bank Fri- day aftemoxm. A man walked into the Royal Bank at 2 Har- wood Avc. S. just after notal, approached a Iclli r, indicated he was amlcd with a gun and demanded money, Durham Regional Police said. The robber fled on loot after receiving an u-ndiscIosed amount of cash, police said. No weapon was we. The aspect was about IS years ofagc. S'R--, possi- bly Eau Indian. He wore Clark sun- glasscs, a black windbreakm dark pants and had brams. to his ensh. Annual Hanging 19.1 Baskets lh�.wtrim•ar ew>rtment of annual_ rn 10" hanging baskets. zut,tulcoluur r jte and loaded wuh blrwrrn.. 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"You can live in your community, you can work in your community and you can produce in your community" Pickering director of planning Neil Carroll told councillors there are cur- rently an estimated 61X1 home busi- nesses in Pickering, many of which need to he legalised in order to quah- fy for insurance :md membership in business and trade organizations. The new bylaws, he said. 'AIR I R will help "incu- bate" new small businesses that will eventually grow into bigger films that occupy retail and indus- trial space in Pickering. It will also help the Town regulate home business, .�6�r OlW NEu00ELE so undesirable 520 WESTNI operations that AJAX - Create a nuisance in their neighbor- hoods could be WHITBY weeded out. 1905) 686-0017 laud Pickering plan Mr Carroll noted one of the "key retail stores; and any uses which findings" of the public consultation involve hazardous or toxic substances process on this issue was that people or which constitute a nuisance are largely unaware of home-based through the creation of traffic, park - businesses in the community and ing problems, noise, dust, fumes etc. don't mind their presence as long as Performance criteria include: they "continue to operate at a low-key * a maximum floor area of 25 per cent level in a discreet manner'. of the dwelling unit to a maximum of Pickering's home business regula- 50 square metres; tions will be "permissive". said the * no business uses in accessory build - planning director, in defining a few ings or garagcs: prohibited businesses and then per- * no outdoor storage or display; mitting all others as long as they meet * no signs except for a plaque on the certain "performance criteria'. front of the dwelling, or on or next to Prohibited businesses include vet- a mailbox, with the sign no bigger erinarian clinics; dating/escort ser- than 8.5 x 14 inches: vices: animal boarding: restaurants; * no violations of normal parking reg- ulations. Home-based firms using a residen- tial address for business purposes would require a home-based business licence from the Town. A licence application would have to be completed annually, with a non- refundable fee of $50 per application. Some councillors expressed con- cern over what constitutes a nuisance and how it would he interpreted. Mr. Carroll said more detailed def- initions will be provided in the final hylaw brought to Council for adop- tion. The executive committee's rec- ommendations remain to be approved by Council next Monday. CONDITIONING AND FIREPLACE SALE ENDS Y FREE ,SAT. JUNE 14TH DAY� (ELECTRONIC ONLY AIR CLEANER . � wifll the pllrchm of FRI. JUNE 13TH , Flm►aceor • SAT. UNE 14TH = AirCondb"r 040an00a. OVER 10NerS ON DISP"Y- J, +Sit / RD. S. UNIT 46, AJAX -' DON'T utiIYERS,t� , MISS 4- AND VICINITY THIS N.YA '� t• t I SALE. Save $1130 KENMORE' 10,000 BTU WINDOW AIR CONOM016 Vwtiwl meeat. 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"I don't think I'm to blame for Mr Morin, at a break in the pro- know she was a mother with mixed "A mother in confusion - I under - says she boosted anything. l didn't lie or do anything ceedings, told reporters he carries no feelings and had lost her daughter. stand that" time twice at urging of Durham detectives BY STEPHEN SHAW DURHAM S"tAFF Janet Jessop admitted yesterday she twice gave false testimony to help convict Guy Paul Morin for the murder of her nine-year-old daugh- ter. Pressured by Durham Regional Police homicide detectives and con- vinced at the time of Mr. Morin's guilt - he was cleared by DNA evi- dence two years ago - Ms. Jessop said she twice changed the time she estimated returning home the day her daughter disappeared. The time difference provided the "window of opportunity" prosecutors alleged Mr. Morin needed to abduct Christine Jessop from her Queensville home Oct. 3. 1984. Without those few precious min- utes, Mr. Morin would have avoided 10 years of prosecution, a public inquiry probing his wrongful convic- tion was told. The crucial minutes around the time Christine went missing was the focus of key evidence given at the inquiry yesterday morning by Ms. Jessop. Ms. Jessop and her son Kenneth both initially told York Regional Police they returned home at 4:10 p.m., following Kenneth's dentist appointment, and discovered Chris- tine. who usually got off the school near ear her home at 3:45 p.m.. was missing. The issue of arrival time was cru- cial at Mr. Morin's second trial - which resulted in his conviction - as the prosecution took the position the Jessops returned home sometime after 4:30 p.m. If the Jessop's initial time was correct, it would have scuttled the Crown's case against Mr. Morin, who left his Toronto place of employment at 3:32 p.m. and could not have possibly made the 42 - minute drive home, next door to the Jessops, prior to 4:10 p.m., the inquiry was told. However. contradictory time esti- mates given by Kenneth Jessop's dentist, who told police Kenneth was late for his 3:30 p.m. appinntmcnl, in addition to sugS"ions by Durham detectives the Jessop kitchen clock was %low, prompted Ms Jcssop to rc- cvatuatc her return time. the inquiry was told. The kitchen clock, which Ms. Jcs- sop relied on to base her estimate, was proven accurate by long distance phone records which showed she made a call to her lawyer at 4:49 p.m.. said commission counsel Mark Sandler. (Ms, Jessop had said the clock showed about 4:50 p.m. when she trade the call.) Ms. Jessop also testified at the trial she had thrown away her kitchen clock two weeks after Christine's disappearance because it was "losing lime" In a stunning revelation, she admitted yesterday that testimony about throwing away the clock was totally untrue. Ms. Jessop told the inquiry she had in fact removed the clock during kitchen renovations scveral months after Christine vanished. "A mistake was made obviously." RAio have a field day PICKERING - Amateur radio enthusiasts will have a field day at an upcoming The South Pickering Ama- teur Radio Club will join amau radio operators from across North America in a weekend -long activity known as Field Day. The purpose of the event is to gain skills and experi- ence in emergency communications and to enjoy the camaraderie and competition of an international radio operating contest. Locally, the event tuns from Saturday, lune 28 at 2 p.m. until Sunday, lune 29 at 2 p.m. It will he held at Petticoat Creek Conscrva- tion Arm Whites Road south of Hwy. 401. Call 42f? -6163. WHITBY I AJ" 105 = $1, E 16 MW AF., 5 --------------M-M.` r r • • a • L4 9 c Vii. 4', .. �' ■ .1 4TH. 14: Ia►.11A. -w4:00 P.M. i r r r BRING THAND TH.E WHOLE FAMI LY FOR A DAY OF FUN! PLUi9 YOU COU LD r WIN ONE OFTEN $25 GI '% ICATES FROM Z ART GALLERY. DETAILS/ AT PARTICI PATING i r f MERCHAI `irTLAN TO BE HERE M4 SA'TURDAY. 1 j �tfj! mai r r Corner of Finch Ave. .� t f STORE HOURS • IIAON - fill g *410111 SA1 NMY 9A01 -6/I11 "MwmNww n tins MNtl111111 lin I 4NB-0111 SUMMY 11A*5M1 - Iu9rEssoBor'`-e.lyw.atrud - FwHrllfE ail rl+t5tllSf 91;95 Sr.+w ^or m a ran, a ne. wiinihu'Mtr.wuJioa�a M&aM Dgoui 1991 --------------M-M.` r r • • a • L4 9 c Vii. 4', .. �' ■ .1 4TH. 14: Ia►.11A. -w4:00 P.M. i r r r BRING THAND TH.E WHOLE FAMI LY FOR A DAY OF FUN! PLUi9 YOU COU LD r WIN ONE OFTEN $25 GI '% ICATES FROM Z ART GALLERY. DETAILS/ AT PARTICI PATING i r f MERCHAI `irTLAN TO BE HERE M4 SA'TURDAY. 1 j �tfj! mai r r Corner of Finch Ave. .� t f 6. Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser VEditorials and LA Metroland Community Newspaper publishes( T --JAY, W011—i ay, Fr* y, Sunday PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial Hospital needs fight medicine The Province's Hospital Restructuring Commission currently studying the fate of Durham's health care facilities need study the patient no more before writ- ing a prescription for Ajax -Pickering General Hospital. Commission members are armed with the Durham Region District Health Council acute care study as they ponder the shape of health care here. And, their ears are still ringing with the words of area hospital officials who presented the case for their respective institutions when the commission came to Durham a few weeks ago. But, all the commission members really have to do to come up with the right prescription for APGH is to look at its symptoms — symptoms that the hospital's been experiencing all year and symptoms that flared up last week. The hospital has been feeling stressed all year. To date in 1997, it's been much busier than in the same period in 1996. Visits to the emergency department, the ambulatory care clinics and the fracture clinic are all up drastically. And, admissions have risen substan- tially. If we put just one week under the microscope — last week — it becomes clear that APGH is stretched to the limit. The increased traffic in the hospital's emergency department created a shortage of beds which forced the cancellation of elective surgery for seven people. The situation's only going to get worse before it gets better. After all, Ajax and Pickering continue to grow. Our aging population is increasing. And, APGH will feel additional burden when Whitby General Hospital is turned into a regional rehabilitation centre as has been recommended. Diagnosis:.Ajax-Pickenng General Hospital can't take any more It's stressed to the limit. Prescription: It must be expanded to become the full-service hospital for west Durham, as recommend- ed by the health council and APGH officials. Prognosis: The people of Ajax and Pickering will be served well if the Hospital Restructuring Commission pays hoed to APGH officials and the health council's acute care study. Otherwise, the con- dition of the hospital NO the health of the people it serves could take a turn for the worse. To respond to Au editorial call Mfanorrre at �osotxot 683.7040 and diol 5/09 .You said it... In response to the June 1 editorial headlined 'Get tough on drunk drivers, unsafe trucks', our readers said: "The roads in Ontario are in the worst shape they've been in in 40 years. Federal and provincial govem- ments collect at least $12 billion from drivers every year. If they spent most of that money on roads, we wouldn't have the problem. With those enormous potholes, we'd have to build trucks like tanks to make them hold up. We should place the blame where it belongs -- with politicians.' .We asked... The question is: Are you anxious to see Hwy. 407 extended through Durham Region? A m a n d a Joe Mitaehang Harry Van McLean says, "It says, For the Boxtel says, won't affect me" region, yes. For "Yes, it should be me personally, right across the no:' region. They are or two initials and a last name. 10 years behind." • Letters to the editor Simple logic revolution would merge school boards To the editor: As a public school board supporter. I find myself agree- ing with Mary Cooper's letter to the editor in the June 3 News Advertiser that it would make sense to send overflow students from Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School to Ajax High School to take advantage of spare space. DO'C could return the favor when circum- stances change. But why stop there? It is also logical to pool school buses which often travel in both jurisdictions partially empty. How about sharing administration space too, thus sparing taxpayers of both sys- tems the cost of separate head offices? And let's stop deny- ing access to separate school teaching positions for non- Catholic teachers when Catholic teachers face no dis- crimination in the public board system. That would be logical. In fact, why not go all out and integrate the two systems for the general good of our multicultural society. It would make the school system less expensive, less discriminato- ry, and more democratic. We would call it the simple logic revolution. Brian Quina, Ai— Pothole-marked Pickering roads aren't in a beauty pageant To the editor: Pickering Councillors should get their priorities straight. I refer to the May 28 News Advertiser story head- lined 'Smooth sailing'. I just checked out both Pickering Parkway and Radom Street, and neither street is in The News Advertiser accepts let- opinion only and has nothing tern to the editor All letters should to do with the Reform Party. be typed or neatly hand-written. To Liberal and 150 words Each letter must be Conservative politicians, itis signed with a first and last name taboo to point out that in or two initials and a last name. Quebec a business can have Please include a phone numberfor its. premises searched and all verification The editor reserves records removed without a the right it, edit copy for style, warrant, and that one can be length and content. Opinions jailed if one's business expressed to letters are those of the records are in English or for writer and n„t n rcessanly those of just having an English sign. the News Advertiser This sounds like Europe 60 DIsIrftflon: 683-5117 years ago, but this is Quebec need of repair, ober than a today. It is clearly a violation few pothole.. of the Canadian Charier of The Radom Street project Rights and Freedoms and yet may not be slated until next Prime MInuterJean Chrtticn. year, but if it's been on the w his rihsure, very casually agenda for IS years, maybe it ignores it, and when should he either re -surfaced Reformers ask why, they see or taken off the agenda. immediately labelled racists In my opinion, it's definite- and bigots. ly a waste of our money to re- When it is pointed out that surface Pickering Parkway. the forced bilingualism (to So what if it has patches'' please Quebec) has cost Atter all it's not in a beauty Canada $800 billion since pageant. 1967 (published by renowned Lisa Truscott, Toronto finance analysts Scott Read and verified by Pickering Jim Allan- C.A. ). consequent- Reform ly driving the country into a was 3600 -billion debt, costing us 350 billion in interest per only that Year• and that Quebec has party been paid $200 billion over the last 20 years in-cqualiza- sought equal tion payments', and that Mr. Chretien still pays Quebec for all $14 billion a year, in addition rights to hundreds of millions of To the editor: dollars to Quebec's industry. The excitement of the fed- then one is not '•construc- eral election is over, and I tive", right, Mr. McTeague? expected to see our elected Where does all that money politicians try to work togeth- come from'. Mainly from er, at least until the next elec- Alberta Reform country ne tion. Ontario and B.C. So it's fine Then I read Dan for Alberta to pay the piper, McTeague's angry attack on but to have a say as an Reformers in the June 5 News Opposition Party is obviously Advertiser. Mr. McTeague too much for Mr. McTeague. that The TReform Party was the the Reform only one that campaigned for Party, now 10 equal provinces and equal the Official rights for all and that means Opposition, that no province should be may not be exempt from the Canadian ' o inclined to Supreme Court and the take on Canadian Charter of Rights "construe- and Freedoms. But, Quebec is five rple" in the only province that has the Parliament. right to overrule not only the DAN is he saying Supreme Court of Canada and MCTEAGUE the Bloc the Canadian Charter of Liberal MP Quebecois Rights and Freedoms, but, to under fire from separatists Canada's shame, even the ReformUnited are "con Nations Charter. And supporter. structive"? the Reformers are the bad guys! What's next? Before I go any further I Henning Raven, should note that, yes, I voted Reform, but this letter is my Ajax PAULA CZIRANKA Guest Column Paula Cziranka is a Durham educator. We're doing a poor job raising kids In the past decade., teachers and school administrators have seen a dramatic and significant change in the behavior of the students in their care. Violence is an increasing problem in our society that is also a growing trend in the school yard and classroom. Not only has the fre- quency of assaults increased but also more violent types of assaults are occurring. often involving the use of weapons. The perpetrators are often groups of individuals (gangs) and a greater number of females and elementary -aged stu- dents are getting involved. What can a school board do to ensure that schools provide a safe and secure environment for students to learn? Read the following case studies and ask yourself what actions should he taken in dealing with each case. CASE N1: A student has been involved in numerous fights in the school yard. This student has stolen money from classmates and has often stolen lunches. The student is belligerent and refries to follow the direction given by teachers. Thc student continually bullies peers and is verbally abusive. CASE #2: A student has been involved with the Children's Aid Society few eight years. The child has wf%rod physical abuse from an alcoholic mother and her numerous boyfriends. The individual has been placed in a variety of foster care facilities arid returned to the home several times only to be removed again. The child is having difficulty farming attachments and is often withdrawn and exhibits very poor social skills. How should we handl each case" Docs each case require differ- ent anion:' No' The child in both cases is one and the same. As a '-vil- lagc raising our children” we are doing a very prior doh. Helpless children are exposed daily to violence and abusc. Their basic needs are neglected not w mention their social or emotional welfare being ignored. Children are all too often returned over and over again to their neglectful and abusive parents. In the wake of government cutbacks many of these students are placed in over -crowded classrooms and the support systems previously available, such as special education, social workers• counsellors and health workers, has been reduced and even in some places eliminated. Is it any wonder or surprise that these young children becorne angry and exhibit deviant and aggressive behavior? We can cry for the chil- dren or we can stand up and fight for the rights of a child. It is a sad commentary on our society when a newspaper receives more letters regarding an increase in cable fees than they do about the govern- ment's systematic attack on what we value as a society — education, health care and the social welfare of all. The News Advertiser invites read- ers to submit columns for Be Our Guest on curwnt issues facing our Durham Region communities. Submissions should be 600 words or less, must be signed and include a daytime telephone number. Unpublished columns may run in condensed form as a letter to the editor. Ajax -Pickering JOANNE SURGHARDT, Editor -in -Chief TO REACH US The News Advertiser is one of the Mctroland Printing. Publishing sed STEVE HOUSTON. Managing Editor Distnbuoug group of newspapers The News Advertiser is a member of News A VertiSer BRUCE DANFORD. Advertising M r weer BROUWER Gerrrral:683-5110 tie Ajax is Pickering Board of Trade. Ontario Commune News Y paper pater Assoc . Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc.. Canadian Circulation ALVIN Reran Advertising Manager C(ano)ed: 683-0707 Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council The publisher reserves the EDDIE KOLODZIEJCZAK, Classified Advertising Manager DIsIrftflon: 683-5117 right to classify or refuse any advertisement Credit for advertisement has. Publisher. Tim Whittaker MONIQUE LEA, Real Eslate Advertising Manager Admio/ClsYfed Fax: 683-7363 iced to space price error occupies ABE FAKHOURIE. Distribution Manager (•ortrpoaing Fax: 579-9273 A Mewlard Community Newspaper BARBARA HARRISON. Production Manager E-mail: newsroomf0durhunacws net published Tuesday. Wednesday, Friday, Sunday JANICE O'NEII" Assistant Production Manager 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L IS 2H5 CHERYL HAINES. Assistant Production Massager LILLIAN HOOK, Administration Manager htip.//www.durbamsews,rom y�� Carsadian elegAsWe sea BoaN Mantbar +w,..o,..,.. Parents soon learn more about Durham French school A second meeting is being arranged for parents thinkingof enrolling their children in the Durham Board of Education's first French -language elementary school. Robert Fletcher, chairman of the comile consultahf de langue Fran- caise (CCLF), told the board Monday the meeting is tentatively scheduled for late June. So many people have expressed interest in the school, to he located at T. R. McEwen Public School in Oshawa, that the second meeting was required, he said. The first meeting was held in late May. He added 14 students, mostly in kindergarten, are already enrolled for the school. Meanwhile, some parents have said they'll decide whether to register their children after learning more Cops talk shop at board of trade event Officers Irom the Durham Regional Police Service will he guest speakers at the Networking Breakfast to fx held Thursday. June 12 by the Joint Boards of Trade and Cham- bers of Com- merce of Durham Region. 'The Business of Policing' will he discussed by Staff Sgt. Mike Ewles, Staff Sgt. Gord McKcch- nic and Deputy Chief Derek Denson. The breakfast begins at 7:30 a.m. at The Waterfront Din- ing Bistrc Bar oe I.ivcrp%K)1 Road south in Pickering. Admission is $15 for members and $20 for ttim- members. For more information, call the Alax-Picker- ing Board of Trade at 837- 6638. Camp helps kids WHIM skills OSHAWA — A summer camp is being offered for children or teenagers who have a need to improve • their reading or social skills. C a l l e d Camp Head- start, it's for kids aged 7 to 16 and runs July 28 until Aug. 15 (half - days). It's present- ed by Learning Disabilities - Durham and Invisible Dis- abilities Sup- port Network. The cost is $245, although there is an early bird dis- count. The camp will be held at the Grandview Children's Treatment Cen- tre, 60(l Town - line Rd. S. The pro- gram consists of skills for reading and skills for social success. For more information, contact Josic Cunningham at 519-776-9524. about the school, including who the The school will be open to stu- principal will be. Mr. Fletcher said. dents who have at least one parent Interviews of candidates will he held whose first language is French. These June 13. students are currently bused to "We're very anxious to see what French -language schools in Toronto. the new few weeks will bring;" he The hoard plans to open the told the board. school in September. 0 $2 OFF with this ad LMM or* INDOOR WEATHE Save on your cooling costs this summer with a new Carrier® weather maker! It's the most energy-efficient air conditioning you can buy with a limited 10 year warranty. TW mews FOR YOU TWO MATERNITY TRUCKLOAD SALE 0% OFF Lots of New Stock Final Reductions Saturday, June 14 Pickering Village Festival FREE Balloons Here llw NA ISORY Carrier : tttt._ �We will install a Carrier programmable thermostat complete 0 ' with outdoor temperature sensing at no additional cost. ' • - ' • ' - _ ' ME 9 - THE NEWS ADVE]InISM WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 11 7 Waste awardsp rove Ontario still a leader Town of Ajax, Durham Region honored Forty-six Ontario businesses and municipalities with leading waste reduction programs were honored by the Recycling Council of Ontario (RCO) to its 13th Annual Ontario Waste Minimization Awards for indi- viduals. municipalities, businesses and institutions. The recent ceremony highlighted the economic and environmental importance of using resources more efficiently by reducing waste. The Towns of Ajax and Whitby were among the award recipients this year. Ajax won a bronze award for its 22 -per cent reduction in materials sent to landfill last year. Whithy won a gold for implementing a total ban on grass clippings being sent to the compost facility and I'or introducing garbage bag limits for households. The Region of Durham won a sthrr for its blue box and composting programs. If Ajax fol- lows Pickering and Whitby in its deci- sion to ban the collection of grass clip- pings. Town officials will deserve even more credit. On the institutional front. the City of London's Board of Education dra- matically expanded its five-year-old recycling programs to include juice boxes, milk canons, polystyrene cups. and household batteries. while stu- dents actualh help run a local leaf composting operation. Proceeds from recycling are put in a Green Fund to support other environmental initia- tives. Durham cn%tronmental vouth leader Christine Williams of Pickering High School told me her school has had comporting on site now for some time. Also. this month. interest in com- porting has been mentioned to me by staff member, o1' both Dunharton and Pine Ridge high schoxrls. Sfavtc our school board will he next _%car's win- ner. Learn benefits of agile manufacturing PICKE:RING -- Inc hcnchts of 'Agile %lanuta,iuring' arc the topic of discussion when the Durham chaocr of the Canadian Association for Pro- duction and Inventory Control meets rtcxt wick. The gawp hosts a dinner wceting Tuesday. lune- 17 at C4dlamry's Fucrry at the f'tekering low" Centre. (retest speaker Douglas A. Cudlip discusses Agile Manufactunng. The event features a cash bar frorn 6 to 7 p.m., dinner frorn 7 to 8 p.m., and presentation from 8 to 9 p.m. Cost is $20 for Winhers° S25 for others, $15 for registered students Call 666- 2071. Screened Topsoil Triple Mix Sand • Screenings Gravel • Peat Loam DELIVERED OR PICK-UP DID YOU KNOW? 'aea_ i Fully 89'k of Ajax and Mckedol News Advertiser readers found flyers useful. Ift a fact! Kabas CMsrUsnts, i ter, Please remember ! to recycle this newspaper!; John Hanson, executive director of the RCO, pointed out at the ceremony, "There are dozens of other equally deserving waste minimization initia- tives in Ontario that are saving sub- stantial amounts of money and RCO is proud to recognize them" OOC.1 REMINDER: If you are doing a spring cleaning of paint, oil tillers, bat- tcncs, etc., take them to the Household Hazards Waste depot at Pickering's Brock West dump, which has extended its acceptance for HHW until lune 30. Hours are Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday from 7 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. Call 686-0031. linraine Noulsron's column exploring em,i- ronmental is.wes regular/)• appears on W,duesday. 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Vaughan Willard Public School Ieaehcr Shana Pankratz was recently honored at Queen's Park, where she received an award for her outstanding achievement and contribution to mtergenerational activities. Miss Pankratz was among 15 award recipients who attended a breakfast reception hosted by Cam Jackson, the Minister Responsible for Seniors. "The elders are excellent mentors for our children:' says M1.. Pankratz. 'There is something special between the two groups that fosters mutual respect and an attitude of sharing and caring. The Oshawa resident has devel- oped a number of curriculum pro- grams involving young and old, including Celebrate Talk. which operated at Vaughan Willard for 10 years. The program involved seniors from Orchard Villa Retirement Cen- tre in Pickering and M1Lss Pankratz', Grades 3 and 4 students. Each week. students gut a chance to read to and talk with their school grandparent. The Second World War. holiday tradi- tions, family lile and pets were favorite topics. Miss Pankratz believes students benefited greatly from talking with seniors, learning such oral commum- calion skills as direct eye contact. sit- ting in close proximity, listening carefully and thinking of a reply as you listen. The program was equally benefi- cial to seniors because they realized they were "truly needed for personal guidance and as expert listeners in the buss and activity -oriented class- rooms of today:' explains Miss Pankratz. For the last two Years, Miss Pankratz'., students and A hool grand- parent volunteers have participated in APPLIANCE PARTS Serving Durham for eight years CLEARANCE BRAunMens Shavers For Father's Day 601 Kingston Rd. (SW Corner of Church and Hwy 2) -New Location•-• 428-5590 Find us online at www.durhamnews.nett- Vaughmi Millard Puhhc School teacher Shana Pankr.ttz rcccntls :,,llcct- ed an award for her work with students and senior. Pictured with her, from left, are students Trisha Farrar and Trevor Walsh. the province -wide program Knitting dedicated to fostering intergenera- Generations Together. lional interaction. That organization "The pride of creating a craft by worked with the Canadian Living hand to,ler% self-confidence and a Foundation to develop the Breakfast realistic sense of time:' says Miss for Learning program which helps Pankratz, who believes the program children go to school prepared to alio fosters such communication learn. skill, as listening. rethinking oral In September, Miss Pankratz will messages and stating problems and move to Ormiston Public School in solutions clearly. Whitby, where she hopes to "Lontin- Mus Pankratz is the executive tic to promote caring and sharing treasurer of United Generations partnerships and cross -generational Ontario, a provincial organization friendships" GM, CAW drive YMCA, college campaigns OSH %%A -- General Nl,qtxs and ila< Canadian Auto Worker. are teaming up in an effort to help two ongoing fund-raising campaigns in the community. The auto giant and the union are Joining forces to sup- port the Durham Region YMCA's 'Healthy Returns' and Durham College and Unrvcrsny Centre's 'C'reating Futures' campaigns. The Joint GM-C:1w fund-raising effort is being billed the 'Foundations of the Future' campaign. The Durham Region YMCA plans on opening a new 513.5 -million facility at the corner of William and Mar) streets in downtown Oshawa next year, complete with pool and gym- nasium, while Durham College is in the midst of a $12 -million fund-rais- ing campaign to enhance integrated educational opportunities at its um- versrty-college. The employee campaign is "an opportunity for employees to sup- port holh these projects and maximize efficiencies if you will:- says Stew Low. GM of Canada spokesman. In the coming weeks, canvassers will be visiting GM employees seeking financial commitment for the two projects through payroll deduction. Maureen Kempston Darkes. GM of Canada's presi- dent and general manager, is chairman of the fund-rais- ing effort for the YMCA. GM has kicked in S I million toward the YMCA's goal of $6 million, but has yet to announce financial support for Durham College. .'It will be substantial:' says Mr. Low, declining to comment on the timing of an announcement. Local 222 of the CAW is expected to contribute $250SM to both the YMCA and Durham College. Jesuit group raffles for aid The Jesuit Infirmary Vol- Draw winners were unteers Association has Louise Evertman (liquor), announced the winners of Mark Cheeseman (large its third annual garage and afghan), Louise Lefevre bake sale draw held May (cooler), Maria Harold 24. (small afghan), Raj (photo All funds raised from the album), Jim Smith (fig - event are used for the enter- urine), Chris Chandler tainment of the infirmary's (liquor) and Jamie (medium residents and the granting of afghan). The association is small personal requests. grateful to all who worked The event brought in for, donated to and pur- $2,1 W. chased from the sale. Impact of YMCA focus of meeting The Positive economic impact of the new Durham Region YMCA in downtown Oshawa is the focus of an upcoming hrcakfast meeting. Maureen Kempston-Darkes, president and general manager of General Motors of Canada, will lead that discussion on Thursday. June 26 from 7:30 to 9 a.m. It will he held at Fazio's Restaurant, 33 Simcoc St. S. Tickets are $Ill. which Includes breakfast '11tey must he purchased in advance. Call 432-2996. 1* s Reliable, supervised day care at u home in our neighMwrhoxxl • Safe. comfortable environments • Reliable local track -up for Provider's • Stimulating daily programs holidays or illness • Trained. professional Providers Complete insurance coverage • Monthly home inspecfii • Income tax receipts supplied and, we trtrkome full or part-time an for chrMrert from 6 reeks of ape! Wft &,,j1f41araa 11owcare For Information Call: 686-4816 ONT TO PR's ELECTRICITY? Here's how much MN you'll pay: M you live in this city Vett pay this laird mono pe ear See ra"WAial weetlrieitya Based on 1000 kilowatt hours per month at posted residential rates compared to Toronto r esidential rates. (SCdn.) wNEN IT CME: TN NwEN, NNTMOISt a N NESI POWER f *UNION CANADIAN UNION OF PUBLIC EMPLOYEES. LOCAL 1000. Paid for by the members of the Power Workers' Union at Ontario Hydro, AECL -- Chalk River, Barrie PUC, Clarington HEC, Dryden HEC, Dryden Telephone, Great Lakes Power, Halton Hills HEC, Innisfil HEC, Kenora HEC, Kincardine Cable, Markham HEC, Milton HEC, Orangeville MEC, Paris PUC, Sault Ste. Marie PUC, Simcoe HEC, Vaughan HEC, Whitby HEC. Far more irate a lli it lr call: l M6l590%VU (1 W 95647!MI or fax us at (616)161.7115 w leak n N on ear Moab pp at MoziliwIII, w./wm.cm News Advertiser Ar-ts ��tef�tai�hre�►t Newsroom 083-5110 Review Rumor has it you'll enjoy this play By BILL SIMPSON SPIT IA1 It) [111-_N ASAIAIR11s6R PICKERINC — This has been a fine season for connedies on the local theatre wens. The' recent is Rumors. another of Neil Simon's amazing string of hits. The play is currently playing at Heron - gate Bam'litcatre in Pickering. Rumors is set in a fashionable house in Sneden's landing. another of these obscure or fictitious communities in New York State where so many conn - dies are set. The occasion is a dinner party, with eight guests. There is some- thing wrong. However, and the host and hostess do not appear to welcome the guests. This leads to all sorts of rumors as to what has happened and the com- plications flonv freely, which makes for a gad farce. This production is very last -paced and funny. Tle cast of 10 all gave strong performances, tot there were two who particularly stood out in my opinion. Terry leach and Jo Hubbard have mys- terious talents fir being funny while doing something as straightforward as walking across the stage. This is a lire shone with a good script by a living legend in American theatre. The so is attractive and the cast -first- rate. I highly recommend this stow. Rumors is staged Thursday through Sundw. Lvening until June tri. For tick - Cts and mare mfirniation, call 472- 1085. FAX: 683-7363 rHE NEWS ADVFIrrISF.k WKDNF_SDAY, JUNk 11, 197. PAGE. 11 Happy over Blues Done Farrington• right, donated an acrylic painting entitled Lime Street Blues as a fund-raiser for the Pickering Players amateur the- atre troupe. The winner of the painting was Sharon %1cliardy of Whitby. Summer of fun lies .ahead at Pickering libraries PICKERING — Children can keep up their reading skills anal haNc Iun of the same time this summer. The Pickering Public Library' is offering a number of summer acm hies. including Take Flight... Read' This summer reading program for children six no 1 I will be held at the Rouge Hill branch at Rougemount Drive and Hwy. 2. The program is sponsored by McDonald's restaurants and will kick off Thursday. July 3 at 2 p.m. with a visit by Ronald McDonald. Registration begins July 2 at all branches of the library. Participants can earn coupons from McDonald's and will be invited to play Library hingo. The library will also offer Camp Read -a -Lot for children up to six years. Participants in the take-home reading club will receive a club tag. Their reading will be tracked with a bear paw stamp and they can earn coloring sheets and can take a dip into a Treasure Chest. Registration begins July 2 at the Pickering Central Library, One The Esplanade; the Bay Ridges branch on Liver- pool Road South and the Rouge Hill branch. Meanwhile. Storytimes for children aged two to five years will he offered at the Pickering Central Library (831-6873, ext. 226), the Bay Ridges branch (839-3083) and the Rouge Hill branch (509-2579) throughout the summer. There's no need to register. Contact your local branch for more information. Finally, special activities for school-age children will be held at the Pickering Central Library, the Claremont branch (649-3341) and the Greenwood branch (683- 8844) throughout the summer. Again, contact your local branch for more informa- tion. Entertaining ideas... A couple of events planned for this weekend could help stir your creative juices. The Writers' Circle of Durham Region hosts its monthly Writers and Editors Dialogue Saturday, June 14 from 9 to I I a.m. at Jackson's Touch of Class, 104 Con- sumers Dr., Whitby. Jonathan van Bilsen will read from his newly - released espionage thriller Iberian Betrayal. Cost is $8 for members and $10 for others, which includes a conti- nental breakfast. To reserve a spot, call Marjorie Green at 686-2085. Meanwhile. Village Arts and Crafts holds a show, sale and tea room from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., also on Satur- day, at the Village Community Centre, corner of Linton Avenue and Sherwood Road in Ajax. Admission is free. Call Ruse at 683.9465 for more information Let us -1 entertain you! 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JUST WEST OF UVERMOI 831=2326 At The Shores Of Liverpool 590 LIVERPOOL ROAD SOUTH SUNDAY BRUNCH i ndcor & Out,�oor Commencing June 15, 1997 - Father's Day Every Surday -inch Buf-`et 3 ::'.t .MM& Bue_ Pati . us for lune Ice Crprp Open Everyday . Ganada Day duly 1 Banquet facilities available patio a This Friday Live Jazz Band Party 4� • Live entertainment 0202 •Great view of the 0 Fireworks VV s A � ER AJAX r AY _ - �:, �» An SrAp Attic 11.9'9 t. ttr,ias lD any. $ �_ 2 �. e 0% e. off"! d Sun. • �, i ion tod se a • - , 1�1 S' visit $2.00 off- Signature Lunch Din� 2nd Visit $4.00 off Manager's a a ,�� Si nature 3rd Visit $6.00 off Managers Signature I ' cannot be combined rvlth other oNera i • no cash value Seniors 10",, 011] ValidMonday-Thursday 0nly rt -:, 1, PAGE 14.71! NEWSADVFJCI'ISCR W .Moi AY.JUNr it. I"? Durham College grads learned while working OSHAWA - Twenty-four people will gradu- ade this month from Durham College's three-year business leadership course. The graduates have spent the last three vears studying part-time while working full-time at their jobs, some of them on shift work. Mame received college credits for learning through work experi- ence, non-credit courses or self-directed sfudy that Reduced the number of subject modules they were required to take for their diploma. Sonic students were sponsored by companies. Graduation is June 14. The program, designed with General Motors, has expanded to include other companies such as Durham Regional Police. "There have been so many changes in the busi- ness world lately,' says StatT Sgt. Bill Temple, co- manager of Durham's Police Learning Centre. College has 775 people to place Durham Col lege hopes It place 70( young peoph and 75 adults it jobs this ycai through a new employmeni program. Through On The Job Train- ing, participants will be able to get information, set objective career goals, develop action plans and gain work expert. ence they need to get and keep jobs. Employers will benefit as a wage subsidy is offered to help offset the train- ing costs. "Thc trainee is given a com- petitive advan- tage in the job narket and the employer i% liven financial compcnsalfon during the negotiated training peri. od:' says Jeancite Bar- rett,career development director at the college. On The Job Training is funded through the Ministry of Education and Training and is a component of the career and employment preparation program. For more information on the program. call 721-3093 orcontact Heather For- mosa andKim Lutes McKay directly at 721- 3087. "The- business leadership program prepares our managers to deal with those changes. This course deals with people issues that you face daily, like coaching. counselling and motivating: not only to get the best product but to get the happiest and best employees" -The business leadership program has given me new transferable skills and has revitalized my management style:' says student Det. Reinhart Albrecht, of Durham Regional Police. "This program is so flexible that each course is adapted around regular and shit work hours, on or oft --site:' explains Roger Hudson, manager of organiiational and employee development at GM. For information on the business leadership cer- tificate and diploma program or to attend a free information session on June 24, call Janis Richardson at 721-3340. NATIONAL ENERGY BOARD NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Interprovincial Pipe Line Inc. Line 9 Reversal Project The National Energy Board ("the Board") will conduct a hearing into an application dated 1 May 1997, by Interprovincial Pipe Line Inc. ("IPL" or "the Applicant") for: (a) an order pursuant to section 58 o1 Part I I I of the Natuna) Energy Board Ad (-the Act") authorizing construction of fatalities: (b) orders pursuant to Pat IV and sections 19 and 21 of the Act approving a idling methodology for the transportation of dude oil to Line 9: and (c) various orders relating to the in spiertcentation of the reversal of that portion of the IPL pipeline system known as 'tire Montreal Extension" or "Line 9". IPL and lour refiners are developing the line 9 Reversal Project ("the Project") to reverse the direction of flew of Line 9 so that dude ON imported into Canada through the fatalities of Portland Pipe Line Corporation and Montreal Pipe Line Limited an be tmsported on Line 9 in an east to west direction trom Montreal to major relining centres in the Province of Ontario. The portion of the IPL pipeline system known as Line 9 compnses 832 Iulometres (517 rubs) 01762 nrMinwiffe (30 Wic h) outside dianam pipeline extending from a point within tore Samoa Temuinal of IPL located in the City of Sarnia, to a point at km 3636.45 in the City of Montreal. The facilities required to prlpbnrent the Project include one new main6rse pump station. booster pump fatalreeit. pipeline facilities. Tankage and atter t.,.is facilities. IPL est -11 s the cost of the Project at $88.7 mi lion and the Project is scheduled for Completion by 1 April 1998. Phase I of Ore trearinq will commence our Tuesday, 5 August 1997, at 9:00 a.m. loud time, inthe National Energy Board Hearing Room, Third Floor. 311 - 6th AsA nie S.W.. Calgary. Alberta to hear evidence and argument on TOO. Tariff and Econorrc inures before adjourrrhp. The hearing will reconvene, for Phase lion Monday. 11 August 1997, in Landon, Ontario at 1:00 p.m., local time (in r " nth to be announced). At this COMM the Board wM hoer evidence and arguirherd on Engineering. Emnranmen and Lanilovlewr issues. The beer" will be public and wit be hell to obtain the evidence and views of irllesested persons on the appit:ation. Any person wishing to irtl m wi in Ore the ig must *@ a we ft inMrvenion with the Suurefary Of Oho Board and serve a copy on IPL al the foiovrtrhp address: Mr. R.L. Nichols Vice -President, Attourmrg & Regulatory Affairs Interprovincial Pipe Live Inc. IPL Tower, 10201 Jasper Avenue P.O. Box 398 Edmonton. Alberta T5J 2.19 Ti ophone: (403) 420-8274 Fa simNe: (403) 420-5389 IPL will provide a copy of the application to each intervenor. The deadline lot receipt of wrillm willuventiora is noon. 19 JuM 1997. The Secretary wit issue a List of Parties shortly thereafter. Any person wisfrrhp orhty to comment an the appiabw should file a letter of comment tint with the Secretary of the Board and send a copy to IPL by noon, 14 July 1997. 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NEARSAuto CW" Expect 6;.4� morefrom Searsos"42"271 SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE 1khw,et 4o-h11#aa•algah,ktaa.•a fa,fi►t#w •q1p a�LItR1eRl computer work,,h O Or all skill levels _� - IC workshops are being offered by College. one-hour breakfast workshops, offered through Management Interactive WnS Lab. will provide a step- 1;1 .. tep guide to ensure you snake Mt of your computer, no mat- rhat your skull level. Windows 95 workshop will eld Monday, July 28, and a I workshop is set for Tuesday, 29. Both will be held from 8 to 9 a.m. at lam College Skills Training Centre, 1610 Cham-" Ave., Whitby. Coffee and muffins will be served. )ace is limited. Call Lorie at 721-3328 to reserve place. •Imnwserz. v'� �. THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEIMIESDAV, JUNE 11, 1"7. PAGE IS Billboard June 11, 1997 THURSDAY, JUNE 12 PC USERS: Durham PC Users' Kingston Rd., Pickering. It meets deny. A children's program is NEWCOMERS: The Pickering- Club meets from 7 to 10 p.m. at weekly and deals with addictions available as required. 428-9431. Ajax Newcomers Club meets at 8 the CAW Local 222 Hall, 1425 of all types including co-depen- evenings (Jim). p.m. the second Thursday of each Phillip Murray Ave., month at Pickering Village Unit- Oshawa Ch ed Church, 300 Church SI. N., • arles Bowin will make a Ajax. it's for women living in the presentation on Lotus area less than three years. 686- development. Admis- 2537 (Linda). sion is free. The club WORKPLACE DIVERSITY: supports local comput- Standing Firm Against Racism er enthusiasts and presents a Race Relations Net- meets the second work meeting at I p.m. at Sandy Thursday of each and Vino's Restaurant, 603 month. Kingston Rd., Pickering. Guest FRIDAY. JUNE 13 speaker Elizabeth McArthur dls- ADDICTIONS: The cusses diversity in the workplace SerenityGroup holds a and race relations within the 12 -step recovery meet - community. Cost is $10. 686- ing at 8 p.m. at Bayfair 2661 (Audrey Powell). Baptist Church, 817 �■••�••� Does the Public Education System seem right for your child rem children the public educalion syslem Jucsn*t months to 36 munihs introduces young children. right for your child• you may want to his. Phillip. cncouragc, parents ;u to the school environment through The final educational level is for children ;Iaik Into The Montessori Learning Centre. (un motor activities. The teacher -student aged six to 12. The Senior Program offers full explore the Montessori environment 4lontessoLearning Centre is a private ratio -- observe the teachers and children is one to five. Montesson curriculum, oral & written French, and get to know the school or if it's AUOLEY ROAD STABLES schiHtl in Pickering for children aged I8 CASA Classes, for children aged three to Home Ec.. library and community service, more convenient, she will gladly SUMMER Sp months . a 12. It offers individualized six years is the introductorylevel to the full music schooling HORSE programs, a (ower teacher -student ratio and g anJ a yearly presentation. An, mail a package of literature on the is ability Monlessori curriculum (Practical Life. ORFF Computers and Gym. At this age, school to your home.40 CAMP y geared instead y age owgcaner like a Sensorial, Language. Math and Cultural children continue with curriculum -oriented Prices begin at $334 per child(per Ages 8 & up Phillips C school, says owner Nicola classes). as well as French, gym, music and field trips or speakers. The teacher -student month (half days) to $590 per Competent& Friendly Counsellors Phillips. Children work p their own pace, ares and crafts. The teacher -student ratio is ratio is one to 20. Safe, Well Trained Horses & Ponies with concrete and appealing learning one to 12. Ms. Phillips says the CASA Children can make a smooth transition into child/per month (full days), Ride Twice A Day m,Ierials. Montessori does not operate on Classes are Montessori's most popular either private or public school, usual) fir int tleperximg on the program. NI Activities Are Horse Related the grade system like a traditional school. Y g Daycare is also available from 7 686-4641 AJAX program. The classes are activity oriented, themselves a step ahead of children their age. to 8:45 a.m. and 4 to 6 p.m. insiead it groups children in a broader age but children choose their own work and are says Ms Phillips. However, 'Ns Phillips says weekday's. =5�category, which allows them to advance azLESSONS always learning'as they play. Ms Phillips she'd like to extcnJ the Monlcawn program to Call the Learning Centre at 905- 'O ALL LEVELS thcv learn in each area. says the CASA Classes differ from daycare older children as well, because ..it needed 509-1722 for more information. 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Parents brag The camp includes a imminom return fitr a free play -It's _ the 'remount store', the 'day cam' or their children to Jumpin' daily snack, crafts, slor rime. the ease of having someone thc 'fix -n -ship' It boas a lingM Jellibeass mail may with them. singing and dawctai theme else do The work. and rhe and colorful play caviro•raerw with can relax and ea" y Tilley a coffee days and more. Camp begins pleaaare of returning lu a ..unmw-like tharwers decorating a Jur have a scat in the speciow July 15. clean Menge afternvard, ncc walk and children's music sit-down arca_ Children can play Birthday Parties: Make For mmaAcm IstionaN PIAN lag a the background. an day, with mi-ard-out privileges. Jumpin Jellibeans the A $2 pizza abet is available for GINGERBREAD SCHOOL cmrhasn n oa having fou. k-Ammg lanch. (Pkaw do am bring meals TO thruwrh piny' and social wcractioa. from ram -rood restaurants or For: Pre JK, JK, SK children 1 r"rdes �rJ'"'r°' klAbC71 � > re for over 20 years" ADVERTISE trumcoma Alexandria Blanchard. Babysitting: Babysuting is Child IN THIS Itaviall children of her Own. %be available Monday to Friday. by : I name. hew Iwpanal it w so plywide a NPP.M nAomswl rnmonly ad 24 hours FEATURE st! lain arca hr bar ca."Poec aftow ed "l tit very safety conscions.' Summer Camp' After aCALL CHRIS Alexadria sayssuccessful sananer camp lam year. TZik\p,..t Jumping Jellibeans is ideal for Jumpin' Jdliheaas is bo,limg @ 683-5110 `hlkbea ages one throughseven A another camp this year Parems `Parents are welcome to drop in, +Pc al. sawed -oft area a dempned pay fur row days a week A $39 observe or participate Arrytlrne". EXT. 228 lar 'be 'sale ones, w PraeM3 cam per child. 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JUNE 11, Im • r .{.iiickering AI Rivett, sports writer 683-5110 Fax: 683-7363 -- — - - - News Advertiser Dunbarton High girls Ontario soccer champion 1 -111 -KERING —The Dunbarton High School Spartans senior girls' soccer team made history by winning the gold medal at the provincial cham- pionship in Ottawa this past weekend. The 12th -ranked Spartans, definite underdogs heading into the Ontario tourney- are the first Durham team to win the Ontario Federation of Schools Athletic Association senior girls' soc- cer championship. The Dunbarton girls did it with a combination of talent and determina- tion, soundly defeating Huron Heights from Newmarket 4-1 in the gold -medal game. The Spartans dom- inated the contest from the opening whistle. In the semi-final. Dunbarton faced top-ranked St. Mary's from Hamilton in one of the finest games played dur- ing the tournament. The teams were tied 2-2 after regulation and overtime. After five penalty shots, the game remain tied so sudden -death shots were needed to decide the outcome. The score was still tied after the sixth shots. but the Spartans emerged victo- rious on the seventh try. Dunbarton opened the tourney against fourth-ranked St. Peter's High School from Peterbo,ough. The Spartans took immediate control of the contest for a 2-1 victory. Dynamic duo s In the second game. Dunbarton defeated a strong Earl Haig team from North York 4-2. Again, the Spartans dominated throughout and controlled the field. In their third game in pool play. the Spartans were pitted against fifth - ranked Huron Heights. The Spartans put on their finest display of soccer to capture a decisive 3-1 victory to finish first in the pool. In the quarter -final game. Dunharton faced a tough Catholic Central team from Windsor. The Spartans displayed lots of grit in a hard-earned 1-0 victory to push them into the final four of the tournament. Dunbarton pair wins Ontario track medals PICKERING — Two Dunbarton High School students won gold medals against the best high school athletes in the province at the 'Ontario track and field showdown at Etobicoke's Centennial Stadium June 5 to 7. Dunbarton's Shelly Ann Brown and Krissy Liphardt continued their dominance at the provincial level by earning a combined six gold medals and one silver at the 1997 Ontario Federation of Schools Athletic Association Track and Field Championships. In their first three years of high school, the two have combined to win an incredible 17 OFSAA medals. medals- while Liphardt struck for three gold and a silver to help the Dunbarton Junior girls win the OFSAA title with 5s points. The Dunharton girls' team as a whole finished second hchind 1996 OFSAA champion Sir I rc,!t k Banting of London The OFSAA meet hr -r 24 of the be,: .i:'•J. - Photo by A.a. Groen Dunbarton High's Shelly Ann Brown (right) and Krissy Liphardt ran to multiple gold medals at the provincial high school track and field champi- onships last weekend. the province in each event. On Friday. Brown and Liphardt finished one-two in the 80 -metre hurdles in 11.60 seconds and 11.73 seconds, respectively. Less than an hour later. Brown won the 100 - metre final in 12.32 seconds. Liphardt ran to gold in the 400 metres in a personal best time of 55.28 seconds. Later on Friday. Dunbarton's defending champion junior girls' 4- x -100 -metre relay team captured the gold with a season's best time of 49.29 seconds. heating out the Central Regional champions and local ovals Ir,,m P nc N �ls;c Team member. wcrr L:; Brown, Santa Given, an.! ti.,... F-orde. Colleen Grimshaw and Michelle Scott contributed to the earlier suc- cess of the team, but didn't run in the final. On Saturday. Liphardt ran an aggressive race in the 300 -metre hurdles, posting a time of 42.40 sec- onds to run away with the gold medal. Other Dunbarton athletes also performed well at the OFSAA meet. Anson Henry, competing in the senior boys' category narrowly missed competing in the finals in the 100 metres and 200 metres. David Ferguson made his first trip to the provincials in the midLet boys' triple Jump, but didn't mak the top eight with hi, hest lump ', 50 metre, 9= Take Your Dad Out To Play" On Father's Day - 12 Million Permanent LoMi n Featurin_a * Blackjack - Win up to S5,000 4 "%0 Mrith our New Super Ms EW * 5 Hold'Em Poker Tables Poker reservations 1-11e1111-294-3766 Eat. 263 * S5,000 Top Line Nevada Tickets * Roulette * Mini Baccarat * Pai Gow Poker * Great Food * 600 Free Parking * 650 Seat Bingo Open Daily 12 Noon - 4:00 a.m. Father's Day - All You Can Eat Buffet, Sunday, June 15th -'9.99* AC= All You Can Eat Buffet Specials s9'** Fri. a Sat. 11 "• Sunday -Pun t.s.s and wwtunios. 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SALES P"N* --"w Mw Durham arca +•^Dt WaaM .p ro a.a. 9 won -4wria Exa-lave k. -*tom • F 1N♦ iHt Kkll Ii, �I , (-F.F I) I♦ !!� \��'I \! �I A2o6•sw Easy -Ona•- r -can. rnun W ,a._ `yr we yJ-,wy. • M 'it IV A P- J) wHFRF THERE IS A HUGE DEMAND H -)k 5IAI+ For trace data!' *P,a a 01.eaa oat Any.,, aRrawtl, etc an a set • tiiM b sibyl" tnwrpr" rsoswo-,219 • K ISO Ck" ave d sYM t OntaQ Andy LCYtl For MOre tAfi7l/MatION: . 117, a- oltn On Lay _ •HqAIti,11rV'INf)NhAb11U>R,PTnNVI�[,yrR NnN�H(til�1,11' ave. Fn 4 �.vi 9091yO" fj() •ItARN NOW TO SET L'T AN Rt1N Y(x. k OWN, COMPANY' 131korrr (416) 736-SOgQ �i „ ' -a/ Yc may he eligible for ru"'i"0s mmsuPLe from the �� nan�loo� p,.•rb o.n I. Ara Immenty lb - suverPrReni rf yotc Interna: tLRpl/wyyw.ynfk LL.Ca O„ n+..n ,�„a Ib ,rynn-a. ,aa,.10 SW TRte-Woptanr iaautanct.rra oz wanes' an aaaw RaHae'sad p d:'mprDrtpeM irataanact calm in tat 1'111 36 P)draas. E u.p :aa 9o.lwNara9 a av P1d'O'"0 Ld:ariaW s r.yq„ng7Hage Rada E.1. cal l tap bepl is We last60muwtAaageaLt IMI Lin ani AP aaainp a. NNd pWw taiwmaernry air D'"+e"C"l katre. .err- +Or+R n..aw kw ,RPyWtly b support andIT'S TIME TO TAKE: CONTROI. OF YOURmw. '�9. "9n " W aaM M*Fa�w+'.r.n...b .oaar,o sabreI.IFF:'! 1 �� GarlarN millft 1 All cab cwodwft r, al GernraI SW9aa7�05a �PiC."d lowD11111 1 ,11 am g Ami, r llalp kNrP Twa.ga +ai to a a parr of b Cal Dick: M2121 4z aonv�EPs vur WCw as + '"naMp hoom dipD,. WAREHOUSE •w ao.rract. Poke. Cash pard aatl ' r_ Cr .:,.-w m aro 1cc ..err PERSON Ice Cream vanes.`a•a O1nc1o' aVMraa �� ,aIt UA 1WX A.NAY A r f """ .o«wnw ca. ,r>q cosies avail-- ..... ... .. ,,H og > P esslve hardware wholesale company requires Pam/ or Dunt. a 1-aoa 267.OM a� d idw" •�•~�-_ wnlErar znn n.y f 471&nntp EXT sit IAN FAx eat R,e uu your classifiedthe "M $592 15'+*." NPOr t ynt a °ry-P. om a , „ :yYOEM. o.EIL please fax sanrwlb a sa aier9 a.r w.Jw r rar"'k 'Gess s3s6 AA Tae Nsu oa c. your resume AFTER 6 P.M. > e..e.a9elad a full time Warehouse Per- "MALT t,,,, 42a-r3eo "a `°sass';711.- t S JDE'v iS m h Oowig for 2030 p.opia 1 a� > true-�.a a son. Tile candidate MUST be yl- . inallan; RalYnfl IrW IP+gr DOC OPOOMEN •.o EN f.P ra.a�llr� taus P,urr,.p, war•.. �.vr .a , m�.k .ren J,Mr v:- rw air as we canno '91137. O"Wilm MlwOy U� seep.. spemsae > Y.rrM.+w an energetic, SAL °ria, Rpa„,..al- b o. w cw „rte 11 a0aawy raw c" 427- Rx `Y aPy a "PO b h W Aaaa9aaat 9 LQ {! sell mo ,nr ramp, aced rni w„w T aRp-y rp. yyr T- R ppagar p,_ T� t me than one insertion TraaR M tlawtaRa Not Ml.ra > tlledl..1 erR.. Aaa19a9N1 tivated individual with HARD P1r1c iiia.,„_ Traa.partalaoa M pro r.e appy ties PPyr ce" a. Pr". w. or sus uses.. At an .pu o ON 227' i'ce'd Po,ao. a wanes 1- in the m a jes 3" ameom ewe we > Mammas., u..ra. WARE experience. ,&d. K�;,,,°`"c,,d ` -Cdw n Aman His: Y.i.\'K EE good a wawa-, t9Dsisn,.soas3 it sm.)0- Va loss t deme a Miami > ft" A TOO& Andom a The candidate must be able aaJ iwnxf"a ROSE S K•IM- BV > wash's fuser® to be a team player. Flexibility C.aa m-1734 PICKERM SUIT CO.N77ST s� First Pn:e 576-9175 to > tsar Cta6a > 1aw • •iire, and heavy luting are required- clp' p Ara Tar, Company .aa.$ Dears b,a Iva las- Sia., a 1 orrice---OMin palP KTAlaoslllssiliM OLUNIE A�araw Computer knowledge is an 1X15T0iER ""iedie� ra�l�n lion aa.r. - 0 .Naw fl'a't lease, Otlwwa > titer go" AaaNa9aa Ful or part oink r..Pale YEcass vdb=W to help YOU sticceatt in ala • LaanlhWIDSK1pWdnnprrr4w bU$bwaa • Sep tie c" of bi irg aid ole. • Ba Y'D++C own bop • Larne: as a Paakaaaawal rat WA" akMW. NO Prior I 111 «p«w,oa a•quilea • Ice 0mv a plokaa"I N and wort in a ppid r rparx" Iald. %bu may be eligible for ho daaR aaaat smog, tom HLlrlwn Racalrtcea DeveroPment Canada f9LR.D,C.) r you: �1preceiaag E.I. (errlpbynrery 2 Had an E.I. Haim ewe orwed walk 11w Pap 36 morrhs. i Had an E.I. darn related Io madam ly or Pura! leave nut b"w witlin eve pap 6D Take back control of your life! COURSE Acrylic/fiberglass applications ear -piercing, waxing (fa ), manicures (Fr. and Am ns and Cert. at end of course Total Cost .....$500. Call (416) 298-1036 Missile!tkwwwaa s7cnvlR,nG wa,�n' HOS) 623-WI7 1 1 Caesars If you are this individual we are for, lookrlg rot a Daws ` diaa tw ad W" Ptlfamn a "M $592 15'+*." NPOr t ynt a °ry-P. om a , „ :yYOEM. o.EIL please fax Nes AAwpte ra no a 'Gess s3s6 AA Tae Nsu oa c. your resume AFTER 6 P.M. rwpo+aaai0 b nue 11ar, rr ncarrt nw9or and Tom n9 5p"n9 • No "a"w TO appy. -uso,ra Lags nese rn,.rs. a aa., , lanmanl Pdan_g wan. nor waO-q center Be- , rwo t0 Friday Of anyiane lye Sial be no Call (4761202�e 12 h Oowig for 2030 p.opia •w a ojeinut in 'ivied rias' 4r criilq, Sunday ANV$t"rkrn a ayyaDau� kuiarE liWiM IN a- EXPEROEWAD Ca.wa Orgy Seim m'ar's b Fr pbupoarPe W rAa mrupwn-y. WaeuraL aawq. Pure 'Saturday Of to: ""7 s'"" "aQy rols in a0$ is hood b EM '91137. O"Wilm MlwOy Md arRa rrac"Wif must be fineriad boseaatr rtes g10- '!boli' paid IN M pay 0011111111111as scot. Aa TMs Will". PO ea461. OVWAIL ON LIM X5 oar 18 and sow was rih ma opposf t. ca Pa. (91115) 721-411M (905) 837-0241 aPy a "PO b h W ata" M4.021. Career evenings or I 01 a 'wuAd M- o"s" PKWJJ s- Am. TpailWld weekends. MR"Atl"'"". Dbymen". Prar"abl)' -1111, 24=-"" (, /yy, �a�._.. only no" seba �r Ail Irl- a USE F-- Pre,r,oua d0aiowoon 01pw4 4wa CY (905 68-55.73 12 P•opl. b plat, a www yoeta No arpw4 UPONAM Yorr ata Io0 f3slYiRw emM RUSH 5A swAg aEbi' iN a (416)40 -SM. ave br anp Mitio ed. $74w b aroma. a ya- am pope Iia on F9U9114GM L.L. O R. start FY b mum" (966) Pnaela I"spra any pow LL_ ood.. 6 " 35iR. 831.7127 MOucb: in ywldm^ MS EXPER03 cm 00I ab"I. EaoOw a Lo- A3 PaOPEsepNAl ' •baa Ont.I-3K6 aarm0 ax icer Swn�in � itis FTayMe tlolra 905- Dmwa w.n"a anrrlr COUBULTAwr - SALES DAtwn Cane,. Asa. G000 RpyaO. Bwf trttn11pyl 427'6398. 1 TraiNlg d(•r•+r IDTb nus c mm t PERSON Paemd for U. wages. Cart (905) 619- 00-PNV raPaaa 4 paw U.S.A. myon nanlM P411iO+y law clinic. nasi' 6057, o0 t U.S.b nal n Ca1,10 *Min OpaPaK telatiaraLOG ""9M for ine. rseaMiy a iia U.yva P"Y 51.10 CaOR, att0ants1 POWIN n� as a w -E SOPA aa- TWU r - ODs MWratae rrww Mia rsaarwlea. "a oaar Pan' Rees tat ria mwd". Pointe in Engwrow" 3 years U.S. egiatla cip !spout, bre9kaeM and lrraae0d POW", C40 Tfarm ~ Raw'. Aso •oma, W JQW a LTL naw- 11tARs CANada Truth Driver .69 .rwlgwaa Rararrla (1104411111-21311 rerw,l,Cl PrDarM Coal- • OM Pant tA.aN u9: I. ��' "-0011. Gag (906)723- Ani Clank ,sial a-Ynq 6W-861-6965. - . 61 Id Actin ileir123 a aara pia ono one dw Dae AT/DZ Cdwd11 but +23, air a Apply . 'AIIT 111>� Talented &experienced Senior and PD C. barTralls"dises, U bakes Tim IfIZ<wri ApYER17 PORSW 11-0 memo 1950 Cleaner/ Driver Executive Administrative AsststaM are commeicwville Air brake ad)'tw cut., Fps a+faiable for in ave. iwy Rd, wt eby Or, mad r ceded for assignrrlents in No GST/PST 24lien days per week the follows g arm& rb for bead dew" tk Madtil m, You MS Office (� 6 0 Five aci-I Asststaam tin be av i., &a- - service. or WordPerfect for Windows (6.0 or 6.1) 905-428-9475 Carle Cres. m ExrENN NCED woman- Car supplied- skills are m hl demand. 1-800.34'7-8803 �'� Rd ke w rwedad. Good Pepe Lee -Mile high Atac)6trtglt D. White Pine Cres cr (nese) a? am. Apt at 42"740 Eryoy the benefits of working with Kelly CPxr Cit �y Ridp Cres, w aim mass immorrrOk Osnw* OarreTN DeWW Dr fax your resume to Pam or Deama Spmg(riew pL cloven a loud ,enw i,- 1 Harp 1 � Carr Dr. Duitarbn Rd. &racy spry Pbt win- POW TM at our Oshawa office! nation Pet bona, Gus txilr In /saner EIDBIRorCEp GOPUwaakar DOITefS Dr Fabonaest Dr. wan rne" nw426.7997 EperMro, pretano. Fax: (905) 434-1965 m.rpape a o Agedo-m reow.6% catnai tate. Medowridge Cres. GIRLS WANTED ndm on. ��, Powwr. Must be Am aMl 5i1° r"lane, b: FM Ai7nbUty Cres. oro barrvan 8.19 to pori!- llx4te QDaarr �/[� ��/ embaola, kr Dma. no a. atm. Oatla"arWhdpy �l�� pow ,n this wars 1997 �[�•� Perwm. pa8 Mr. Long- This Weal PO. Boat 481 Bhr ood CEL TO -10 Pagaalitt Oaf RNI and DWPS (005) 723-0900. Ottwea, ON. L,H 7L5, Obnabee Dr. 520.000 n prim aro 2200 Brodt Rd. N., SERVICES olarsNPs ncbPda) d,n0 ,rp l Phase Calf '•5117 b Gap ToOay unNaoor ala n Las "� COMMMed 1 ,-Ploymrnt Equi y 1-800-367. 2, 25 Eo. 240. Check Out Our Flyer Deliuery Seruice. we NO by far TIN 111 t>istrlbRdor of ilyars In oar Ina. Reye ya► Ayers d6llwnd NW W"sesi ey, Fr" a SLxx* sift The NPwspaPer fit avarybody ria , �;.. & p+A•, News Advertiser 9 "M w TS I'llaw ADvatintSER WIEDNR wAv JUNG 11.1997 1 1 cele. mats AIIw ooeoRsu"WWI KNOCKst Requirernents: experienced automotive sales team player. Apply to: Bob Verwey by fax 1905)"11-9734 or in person by appointment oniv (905)686-mlo OWWASCO VOLKSWAGEN INC. `• / Aha jlr CD SALES AGENTS FULL TIM PART TIME We are seeking hph energy Event les Agents with aaccfe6dem. posi- tive attitude N Promote and sell the semoes of our claim in Whitby. Applicants must have sales back. ground a1P, Song Conlnurd lldn an0 anafyhal Skills We offer Menthe hours, of. ceptenal totally Ates, and an ax- cellerl mmasm se7PackageDynamic lt stainers .0 gOOLI People skills are encouraged to ,da resumes en "Ied,Me" to as Do" a1 (416) 626 -mi WORK AT HOME 34 HOURS PER DAY $140m . 'e 5..-err{fyl lassissaa- ger 0 -Canadian w '- Pub*~ seeks 'o,eswahM, eMktess. !K -Aft-wwftd con. 'wabn b epk from Thea cnearovng pnrt,on oMrs gyp. Ano ll appeal b me- a.alt eft are cwrnrhr- '': fasces bond on om~"9 1e&i oom- apersorW goal, $'etarr Y .gon"as- 1ron (90) 2234061 Ski= ALUMWO M WELD[RS rknred 'o, O'KKon wdd. -9 err: en9•r, Dery 5 Yew •warne0 Cas tar �mpeOKNmee 1906437 A -Z covom Jon a on "'9 t"ere a Big Fe, E.- Psea MPeers 2 pan Caw lata e.pwrr.e 2 .eoft out home way WE err ebew,o 905.9164691 hr4pm l000di ys Chas or wins CLASS A LICENSED IME CHAW hark-ao a WAY rrbmooW ahoP. Cas- udwe , ws%olara amt bM.409MM* Oona M- aee*r sevrr ry an err aAt PNAAe No Nrlrk* b =pl" I. I ;_7-NC[0 btraarc. M S.rv¢. T•chmsse n r► Man C419064 LI64M FNta now= AE (34*Aw km heA,N reh P 'mem n'•nrock" as '" 4111" to ,No nee and lath a At..Oacuow" O•i+mae yet fire W" •eae-, . in .ab +e1 hy0rair49. do" al- oin► ww.""hw rig, And wort of used aloopewe Joe wariest WA d ben OrA 24 mA pr nae. 7 Cop Per .eek Send W leeO bFal 1f90 I I, ONN r The we«. Po a« 641. Ova". anwo LM 7L5 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR A: dump I uch oiler-sq,"ea fa CWWW.Cber, po Can 725 4615 dare elks hpKs b Noisiest an appeaabor, form Im Skilled Help Sewiyfig AffoeNne op or required Experience on Industrial machine. 4203041 WANTED Gas F,n.r rill, s ee: eta' a..,enence Ea. A.'"'905623. 5.44 1 marl °"�'notml DEIaTAL PER•ONNEL: We w (ppN,9 Ax saps^. ships Hygienist. CerMled Aesrtams, R•cepe msts and «pwrncsd Dube Mvlapers.r FR. PR and rmpoary Placements. Cal Elite Denial Personnel at 905.13&6746 ATTENTION HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS' Does Allernanva or Pre venutrve medicine Ilhoost you. For more mlormron about s lame based buli asOrfP. "rNS up to $1.000 per month ca af- lo+gnce Please all to, An aPPomIli 905839- 6346, t ON -486.24W CERTIFIED Daniel Aws- tanl. 2 years eeperence. lull who ncluiss erenng. t Saturdays. Call Cindy 905839-5951 REGISTERED PHYSIO. THERAPIST required lo^ acuve out patent cline in Me Whtby area Pny%W the ap.sa owned. E.ole t condbons Phone (4161 2226162. Fax (41 6) 222- 4554 Skilled Help ADAMS SERVICES Wanted immediately 58 Z Drivers for weekend work only 2 yrs. exp clean abstract. Clean criminal record search. Call Randy or Todd 430-2204 �.��E Mackie AutoTolive Systems Ma.. e a-•_-: .� Systea's. a p:Dc•e5slye ,_•^moDve sub -ass" and sep,lmlOng-conparly =_a ed in Durham Region is cufre"y seeking - lied Individuals lot the position of Streams OpernarTechllical Support In our InfonRah - "'?,aSSmg Centre 'E 3osreon of Systems Operators respons,ple for J ng global � Support to operations our J I T s(b sE asand -E deal Candidate will posses exc8prorlal OAIOCIW 5e•. a and communication skills. strong =- ,9$h00bN and probim, Solvmg Slulb, tel at orty ..cap accurate doanMmalan. a post seCWnoary --a Kt a conpuNr related field The ability to • BMicwtty within a Windows 95MT netwo k �nment utilizing sothra•e such as Crystal e�7'13 and tel MCM30p lam ly of Word. Eapl. "= act and Access applicants are asked to submit a dltaid ^ .0<.T* to Corporate Human ResourM 202 South Star Street Lt� BXgOntario rltllaeottl 1 rt RPIa 1 For ■w 1 F" sw 1 For sw JERRY'S THE DRUG WAREHOUSE "PHARMACIST" Part Time Pharmacist for regular hours each week. Apply by phone to: Jerry 905666-3784; or in person 811 Brock St. N. Whitby Daycare CTAT$ Daycare Walled $ Available 'Vnn smokmF hahc- sltter needed full time for 18 tnsmth old and 6 week old and art here for two -h-I aged children. References RgUnl'd. R-1, Rd - I wv 42. 683-3751 Daycare • AvaUable CHURCH DELANEY Dre =&- age. openenad mllxatK0111 retrain. m- :,'uous orad,,. non an" - ,ng sats emmorimem, large safe Cxlay.b. Gal 905) 619 -NII EC.E Mother or 2. home dayara tented yard. Act- non. ct - non. smokr,g, awrences Val. 'Marm/DMbrook ata Call(905) 420-3708 E C.E. We prows A warm ---nunng em'rorrwil .mm ^any eammg opportum- '"e Experienced ' Refe- - Pickering Beach a u, No Oraa 905-426-1534 STRUCTURED DAY- CARE, wim lots or TLC ..rings. adlnmos sans. -Aro Non smoking, + bad yard. Playroom. --1 Nanoo0l,NwYa2 toll LIVE N tart ror, regared � lo, 2 boys. 1 WA 3 1-daye Wry non ^ ~ aria r.ferenpos .'A CM 9o5 42S-,976 ALL AGES ADORED! AJAX.Si Johns Am Dulance. not lunohss.nnrl I.- anacks.-led dail walks. trees. D,CreCs. sill dies I Smoker F1N. 427- 23-16 1 138fgaln COmer ELECTRIC lawnmdwe S60. one h-chher $60 ons deliumA,ler $60, al most row 5160. takes N Call 6e3-2970 FINE OLMLITY Maas don - mg room table w m leaWs. and 4 ho bark main whm broad cane seats. Good condi- tion 5400 639-0454 KENMORE Nx 61ze waal- e' I in oil. $325. mean Junkbod. $100. 6- dreeer bureau $25. 427- 4820 PLUM-WNALITY Plus. b, mobur Persian wens. ekes. grana Cnamp.n Par*ms. CCA A CFA to". limed. Per 4 $how query Waaabb. 5350 a Up New 7 Pc Deeds, $400 427- 9314 YER-O-PRESS hot dry onme, some nal nckrad $200. Large wan, desk, 6 draw.. $100. 2 cheer r 9.1 eat NO CMD-" $50. N n good Conation 427- 3347 Daycare $ AvilabN PLAY & LEARN SCN00L .Iles 2-5. half day program SeptemLtr to June 2. 3, c,r 5 mtmung+per work. Wt• offer A comprehensive program of art. music, phone-%, math & Scwr ce. French, friends and fun' Central Apx lophex' AaD9E •wre Pool 2a. on m m m m m m m a m a m m Pane. aMn Cola,. 2 lain an fineD. Plaaerre a.a. ■ now ARE wB DOING' l ee *MS 4 deal $goo • I HMPUtff ampe 6705 ■ 7t1e T16yiAlel(flbweAdAdw 335773566, f5o Call (7051 ■ smill,11bdIDt DA*gWQMbTVS RAt1 b •I APARTMENT 111E wasp ■ pOB"99vmvM81AD(b gy�� ac Rontand � onddition,n beds$ ■ IB 19e1D 4�156t't7ww.�r.w1,/) l ARCADE ) 42D-9326 ■ t. tel•{ ym Col■00me I prom ^'y. mAeiiiii works esolen1. 53125.. Dc ■ bedroom sur $250. 6 pc l "t sel. $195. 0".eat 6 ■ mala $05, mattress ars b.W,,.g $200, bre tabby ■ 2. Ind Ilte SEISE Rep iesekth" Offer frlendfy, $65. anngue Chain 195. .err ar,bque divisor $125 Par. ■ courteg189errlee? trill int oily 605-697-3532 ■ 8 ATTEND OUR FREE 'How S, to ' Vi ON Beer making ■ amonstrabdn semmar It ■ ■ can be fun and cava money ■ y room semaw 9,w„ w a 1113. Are you satisfied with the reepow to your Professional awtnicui at St Armes Pure Sprang Wafer ■advarlifftmiCorri■ Phone 579-2037 nor' ■ ■ BEAUTIFUL Dfe- nsd- ■ ■ tape ergagem .i , 8364. tet. god Vnth plain- ■ ■ awns -in w d *an," ■ 4. Suggestions; or earErlellts: ■ eamngs. aporarsw 39400. ■ sN 1a $3900. 905-485- ■ 1233. 905940ww ■ CARPET / 3 rooms for ■ ■ sm ,30 ser wa) 1-- ■ We would like to hear from you. w pad a "UNabon A ■ teas Clude0. roil Sal 432.2750. ■ IrAdW CARPET neai�pusn ■ If you prefer, ■ "« `"sl""' oral3 ■ dplease contact EddieKolo r ■ rnd °ao �� r oo u. ■ at 576-9335. or683-0707 ■ diftes ped and "I.Robon n your horns Free quou, ■ or fill out this coupon ■ bon in lour home No n ■ acct. no p•yme,t for as ■ and mail t0: kill nue Dar,. 1-804 ■ ■ CARPETS kers or copal. ■ CIa111siEied DePartalaent III 100% Ninn. nee,stein rr 69.0. Boa ,ems NMN .Pals an nand. I ■ 481 ■ "" Cee" 3 roams. SW ■ $65 Farewren St. ■ Prion ntbdr Abel. pre- meen pado� bon. fare rwry f" -W ■ Oshawa, Ontario ■ mar (30 yea) Norman ■ LifH 7L5 ■ 6662314 CARPETS SALE: las of ■ ■ arpats.,00% nylon star ■ Ibl►Sa85fac80niSdMnMasledaFwa il' ■ SM (70(76 er r ort I k+cF10M: /•-/ 69 69 MI in an a m 69 a6. � POmlleh Pad Yq k" robuNBY $Rolfe SET SUR$' SUITS, SUITS' oti wound Good ors... A:v lv a CaP*t *PWS SWwq oCaO " CoWcow cental bon. Prom w a wpyh bha Duman Amd euro oneeip you aril hie a ser? wily Sae 90'54861172 PATIO DOORS - arae nor boll your beA for a lel CARPETS T All haw Mw Sri f366 6n $499 isse rV A. 5599 an RUOGFD ►LA S TMs. F product bar anb 16P6)M6-1S�7J a ww Wan"wnare tar rouh0 6100. able b suit any aed9n rout ger a "Wast suit "1"t SWN. d'aaail. rlaPAl KENw17pp CLet STM he and ■ PW Of shoft. and mane .hp tar here err EO. am-rm a WaY•r wm Stew loo 9000 b be bun e'a. Co. Amt 11 show, t,etl Comae t. defadr0ie Cr"• to Rrggea R•PW" PA yr oil%*.= 106% W M. am in 4 Cts.in Wholly aria eneno, _,•ante^ sop -peso- 'w amp_ him 310 w x 4 conoprrw V%k*M"h9 ter a l, 4WAe"d. %Me 1906) A 71 A« 911eCas 679 men. feOns and bop w 040 hour 00-, Fn_ leans b COMPLETE Cserfma•c KITCHEN, kr.eaoa. ww ga a ore .olna1 . v Drah.kceiarnl bwNl Pwfea�onbr n0ob9A And Via"" 606-AOa- "'9 -blion Iwo Awwe said b end July 206J . aomr, tali 906-s*6 "'Do deco CM (906) OAKWM 42e -gee pJANfTY11[ 1 CLEARANCE Coloes Am AIRIDIK6 ADso$6" 1•i TMJW" TR -T Pwarwp Mnlw• a all Coupe. «oaIWK oorhdaan. VINKV o. Sow*k .6hr $6.000 Call W$420-1546 Monts. CMA. saver, adwr. after April tong toys. decoys. doh. 1100 TRIUMPH, TR 9. ilk Doror, a6aulrorhs a 126.000 kms cohven. estates Cal Rolon B°'w" Antiques (905) 655-e049. ,Db.auto, 3 5 Ili VB an B100khn ga.«Called condttun. . 24'-laryul. Kay., Cornball. 59.0170 pfeaN APPLIANCES Wormed, all 7'23-7932 working or not working 1961 PONTIAC, low most. Call Stotts Appliances 905 age, rewr seen wnaer. 432-7767 C40 other 7 per 19051 966 a.. ptorr 4167967509 5407 Cda b eeN7 1'n pay by 1964 CHRYSLER Lege. dollar for your used and Body and •„0 e 1 , new CO. Call George N ro„dtion Stereo. Ivor Ends- 435ION age. armed Asking FOLDING WIRE. Stadrade 51695 080 CA 905-W1 containers with at bast 1 7301. 428-1679 ane bpm 900 dho;Approx 42 W aaer. good cor~. ft CaAAct Abe 6&}5117 1964 SPORTY Dodge ►romenld.N on ink, IAIrA, charger cylinder, 22 Lar*, P,beei Our gnat iubmat'c. AWN polerd, • Antiques ps. a. from nmeel deal, coat 6 a mom li Ow. sun cool, good caailm wife pees Tompnore 5950. Call 705.7662357 TRISHA ROMANCE Lm- 2 pw ,will *wmr wKk Ilho Edition 69$165. Framed- 1965 Cadillac Sean back^ Barn $,650. Sprq SWIM fully laded. am'1m DaOv 52000. Framed stereo Cossene. meths$$ Posters 1984 Prince of ally Al. clean throughout Wales. 1985 Apothecary no rust. Must sell. $2475 $75 *Ash. 7057361612. ceralied. ob.o. 7267601. Computer Computer 1 Milled WEB DESIGN SERVICE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Call John Duarte at 579.4400 Eva 41UCur. CLEARANCE Coloes Am nuc ..... .n,... a., Oloo b nnoou<e -n,, r -e wa.MV-AIC23W Autofrwbika 7"' hen 1 1 For Sale Poo1S1 1945 JAGUAR SOVER- j E1GN. Red. Alpine stereo. Roamers -WARN or"-d'oun, $4.995 00 A,*"Sinuous CMdadO Also 1990 EARLY MIRD SPECIAL resew. Ww. &A.. aro. . 24'-laryul. Kay., Gond. S35oo 905.420- WkA- aeras t fork: 2993. $5.1 95 Mens rmy Articles ". law I 25yr wnanry ,' low Obs Culess Cres. 11 4611. 7564 P,0 r 9, v6. aura. .in an. $17% a.. ptorr 4167967509 cert 1965 Dodg• Papa W 318 ahA0. 109.0o01um. Skilled S,7%art ones JMP • Lost i I VV•9� W. s • F'pU11d swp S b n Nap. 91-WWOOW cas -an 404-9759 FOUND ' w keys a, less TOYOTA CAMM. Gbmard and plate. A. auto power-aWrnp. Doe - 2224. W aaer. good cor~. FOIIIID M4w1,Porh $2.650 . DW dor CM ►romenld.N on ink, IAIrA, 906 6464 P,beei Our gnat 1N7 Chrysler lesawn loped temA* aL war, ell C-1-00. (blAaal Bo4y n coat 6 a mom li Ow. 91-W shave (heeds peel wife pees Tompnore FDI Tubo viper Sat for •3•-2144 2 pw ,will *wmr wKk LOST-FbmaM � b- wM '00" Ater 6kadl a AfkKq $20M cel 906 wyw DeAPe ffer,e0od 72•-••15 after6 p re mon Cal 42•- W3 W Ie/• NMr AOMO Lx a MuSulppi9y wd ark 4. t«I.- silt. nw V., ,KiAn n- 668-5173 1a,r eeptrmber registration I CLEARANCE Coloes Am LAAGE `O"°"r P11O' « Oloo b nnoou<e -n,, r ' a,,.,,•.. e011a11g s'4 $11109 O D. Lel 196 6'9-0Oa7/ 20oe 1. r ne r "a 00 Ili am, err ns. C at4717 $3.000 E Cam 9,aY err me"*wrwd. Who Roamers -WARN I$n OLDS, dun N. A,*"Sinuous Imeeal -raeA a Ies noppr And D t 90affee as 906"24.7,7 We hro ~ mar, neo SIBERIAN Hus•Y Pup. Aad, 2 dos. a k .one stM. $150 Kitaw, Aid UMM PRDW SM. aro 1 Articles v+aeeeel 1325. few held MEAT Eaepeov tar cafe b•a••'n 4 do" ban ern•. aAoa•ewi.rw• ooh taro patr•p0. a"n, nqr $3.100 1993 skow. 2 dila. birr"Owr. aua D••4 1a7.(9061420-22131 Skilled PUW. t44 aNeW.�rlO E 101 SrkN a1eeA Rom $tel eelkr Elearor.e sea* wA, Peon ore wet leer P,ardN "c'a'p Nap. 91-WWOOW cas 0 -oh -n. $Sop Ew ($695) ••• rA mN.lp P- so yah be err P- so CRIB ails nsw tar Inta Maahwc O -W Old MO" (Les 4 Kea) SW Meet "flet ar mbN"e WWho -10 fur- and (IN)337-2799. r23.M (905) 7462932 GARAGE a -.,i FOpww '.Aker^ 7205 T33's aro tows amass =81 nneeh9s serous, ariy- 09AGIE PUPPIES Pa` *fora TO CITA WAGON. vnepa altos. airy. 20oe 1. r ne r "a 00 s0ce elooE1,' Je carne Of toe oompeeaw •bred no oss"'s. .r 9,aY err me"*wrwd. Who Roamers -WARN cwnwim ^"e Panbue A,*"Sinuous e'oee 905-[[3-•774 dqueed we, shwa Noet, must. rem -he Pep- sweet, 0-orisloveseen, -.Argy Ikw I.- likeeb non 2�em AA stM. $150 Kitaw, Aid UMM PRDW SM. aro 1- %OS 46"191 G' ,re rlaf w b aws RA I1w7. $4.600 (906) 424 e-0073 eyA*aM usbd -Nws ham ucwA P.18W. $loo 40 Be ". w hM aN nW" $60 w 'gid so''NSM$200 tame wa s2so Ffa[a 10 A GOOD 1a7.(9061420-22131 1 rW�r ~or,�ppr'hAy OwA_ PUW. t44 aNeW.�rlO E C•• (�M7[a•A67 nw Mak F,Aim• h.d9As. SnAPwd ,1- Erms mare Frwigyn j h9N CUTLAp Sema n F „xy .aas0 150.6969 an .�,msbpArs cern MrW'.M r e« U2. ..sly 401 N770M ••• rA ,A CI Nd6 e1*w .,�,m yn Or. neCC*1aN4 CM 424-4100 euOe cions Mar $39DD Cal r13-2WO s+�50.0pA Phon" Wooden, CONTENTS saw- Ap. okino boWd 6 fere^ inn �. A _ M +P Ileh" everrn ane 4M ATTENTNRN Dog Owes MN larLPSOM tON11TA. W weseWos ,.wuA any aww Me P'ross. hors Dowwer DUR OrpNre, aueen ew en rangMy 64730 CM Dar r11&" 5 ct Bass SW tMewn • Furni urd On" Door, M Wm, n.ce u1. 5 u-, only priele 374-14N bed. ane � ~ o p m fe061 eee-�2 Me SI. Sysio- sroi a "an ap b ISO b w Dog Lot $6000 limit, S3295 JD. mar. call "65149 e OHIr TeO1W GNC['! Veto SAN CAN r�iS PIANOS 'OAANDFATWR Console. 574-740 M 925. 3Y 576-4646 ry.9.n Vlla,er, -.1. .aa"y Gown 64,6 oeM4G ROOM SETS. o ClOpcf. V-1 � wY r yI44T[11- d yw wcon, Fw tFyOFant I,ONdp4Asa 1•N ilp wnrdd. TIA's. le Gboees"a MAare00 Gaem ode sank me.gWhy Dury (germ 4 11 And) •DIA rkrAeea a •4Y•oa,dl Ilel oWnbd "Ai ar la4Ak 4iA4a La ksok d pe nae. M LftWi, Ga eripo Ar,�1Ch fell core. ""O0. 4.3 Ma. PW cork. ~ Aoosivor . aasmp Klein PdArw all a, a IOR WA loon, air Cor PhNNb. L 300 9 Oak (Wesal Qre.rn Mar alae. Fora b been Low M tail help Cal tar ,hN. N6 310.10 *NhO,iel{ hos $5 N. del *irnrA Olds �1 b900 00.0 7'•vM Pew S4. 4.eet- •*rhh*r'ea r lean a AAA* call wP 40pww 4WI4•, 4161 a ase -0231 Awa S 1000 P1. r n".r. "e•Y ee ...in on a on sM Mui". a�2oD Md11�ro W. 3 do"*M $1.200. OW" - CHINESE 900 sr Pew. (906)723-Sa13. PaFer« ?n 14" "M 0""Sn. many r - 1" tWKnevwmmkes. ol1ea A 42400. A"N" N7 tog E Yercw4w w. $ . 10 1.2. 5460. rug - WE ax7r AIID 94.F Can in 6110 $610 sale. MW M seen' ewe IaOM Mtrt7p $ a tt, W- Wrgir ra loo oe,rr .o <.n acre_ AutOrrl0bl14s SSM tam (f103)[$0- ✓1wr (SON)723.1392 04, On t, a« 53.300. *taw Sol eled" doaa poisons an4 1 1 for S9fa 7679. low vnft moll ^'. +" dwr Iu amotnl hoer 5100. "owe 815W ,re*14rM MO- 4W 36 F 64 863. doer Aro bAl.e 71 24 Pop Monera Yq hAF* ora far M aPPhanbba W 20% lop PowriAC Saaw"4 SE 2 anon. Mon mil", taw "9+iDmMt. s.. <^"19^9 uP kk19** 122E L. waArra $1SOnp. pole- owl - $17 -414 -•Na d Pena IN d*x"$W IP CREDIT PWMLEMS? On Pines. s*aded. Iwo W. anJ wCYulri9 stow 41¢ Dale dW"warr Sapp, soozo N OWN" 0•eriaAa C4-wwlcW ere soar bruin ,g Down CrUla1 OR, A-11- CAAAA6A. :a. pAdMOup am Asir. upright tt'ae4. $300. .Dean Ara a X w Deli PrM $klpw,e0ri'a Lea- o" lie hoer 5300 lareool Many rhe. pante 'nwaaaera Pep Cas elAw 7 STEPS APPLIANCES 462 kit. orvy 5299 An too "out ProaKst. 325 Syr ••o1w'Y I I"MIRA rear CAN 41341446 p ^, as -W7 FRENCH ST O6NAMM Mw,y afar sewer Pew soon ower St S, Oenaw. SM $150 OAC CAn. Ruda. 19W DODO[ $PNWr.. 1 Y4 sw AEIu*toM* to, $ -r1w7 o At ge46M $471 � S 1"6 M. Air. keaa. w1y cern. 5470. Mona •„",W0 MAL adr .00 ark M w0i• Wells STOPIILGE user so" S.M. ONrr 1ed nwnor t «tenor ,25.000 laow. 4 awn t hutdi 9~ Ras ,ranted dmngrcom ser .0 6 CIRKM SIAN ea5-oe•s ata cel9014620.3 lemperes,'. controlled a Phar 6957203382 Rana Askrag SMW (/06)5961212 5300: ,m sWb-mdbnrr met- heart, sures vALl1E SALE- $PM10T TM. orrr mob jgiW � DOAiw, w011wt 5riheh 69 1/1' . a R 2 112 "N A VE/dCl[T Poor cndl'+ W c,"" sem I6M Grana ►ra SE. W. boukCaN ^"aaboakil a Cape $200. Stow. mop. Ire - a 9,4 ,wxhn 9 COQ' look 1 hp mda sun S. A $1300. 427-3164 Cox Trow an 905- P w . D a I . 1q.000km4. cWunee Iaalp eolk"r $50, Can WS -8303075 Sldw - •••-a••,aea pont. •e9 ones bP Fr,Ops 14 S 1050 call 905-006-3M 676- 671-1400 a t -4N-259- 3973 I cer$ hop, 19054, Cr a R GE (905) 420-0074 .11 Roofing =81 •1 MOVING SYSTEMS Servirq Durham Big a smau, DEL ZOTTCo A R not or . illy Petr. IAlsed� Additions, sun decks. 1*«a aas� Oeae - Dim Chun -Lar - won766AppArias Dread HAW - ser POW patio doors. Screen a Wt S PWo F1_E fa6irR41•a RD1 [571-ROOflF Speuss e. Senior t car SIM FMI MXd-mores, dRau is n 10'74Dwco nt month of Jute 5Ti3780 N Effwbm ..81 AIE1-•00-1073774 C m•Tss 4W72►t3N i rout 7254118 • 1 • IDIAffAN ASPHALT HOMING SYSTraE Selig 4 w* r nilly. arrylnry. ho as" WI rtpa es Foundation water- Con i iy ar�r.sdKaa plodding. AN work Fadu w swap ad pan • flAy guaranteed. ?MS PAMING .seas Sono t mA eras, Cam Today 1 i DECOR oarown ft"ourra Inter or a EXterbr 571-0755 European Workmanship 1 888 491 66069 7121 Fast, clean, s reliable service. HARRY-PTWE- 420-0081 moven Quality replacement Mow big a smal, we pace rs. Gem alp Free estimates. Sennas discount, shat no. Moving 8 lice mows Appliances � Storage mows. Aho storage space available. comparable G2 fates cal 432.2800. • S"a 1 ROCHALSK1 CAIN MOVING MSTALLAMNS trusts. AP&Vm*r*L Dl- 25 yeas egwwlm. Aa*, Appear,cr and P. Spuahaa sena r•Wath mg. w AN Mw-LLann DA, Y- ooeRa. Lioenar. n- Fore rMBOK crit Foss Esamaws. D a R Duna^, Eaco@wd owvice. W-1A64r9N-1100 Cal 436-T7ffi. • HOuq • CMrMnY BMpa9l rail, IeneS. oftm alit, It. HOUSE CLEANING 204-M13 10 yrs experience Avail. Thursdays and Fridays Call Sandra Dee SELL R NOW 831-6049 GALL 61798.72 1 L 5 OR 7967254 + 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 moum • CNmaig • CI -Mo Is- 'i, i GAILUND MMD SEW41 6 SPRM To a1 tea arN pFFm aNiWlppirUoft we al book gs PI weft and tiFseMwl Souipe[ turreted ame offal kxpm tar daub• Q" IW your dome wsh pwownbw a _ ProlemiaW •MND• for Dern a d asidl. Misr BauOed R Meed) i' Clowns, B81ID011-0pne, Music. CMlderella, Snow WIMa, Pokahakas, M S Mouse, Loot Bags, Face Pa1Nng. magic, POWK Ranger, Lion nV, Woody, Cnfela DeYie, Saida moon Skydancer L�+1 b if8.1l118 �� OEM S.I l t. • • SCIIOOIa • j Sw ALL 3A 11t0 DRIVBIIG SCHOOL ONMNfp 4 day app - "INS m ws str �_- sraW IOauwwry dYceaEf. JULY T - 10 FEE i2T9. V/Aa$ea Also Wgidar caanec offered. If you bring in a friend you will receive a Caps fl• aK Ike am of your cosow- ISR HARWOOD AVE S., S -264. AJAX. Ull-1717 • I(yaiL - �4 "PERFECT GIFT FOR GRADUATION" LANDSCAPE �OweaWdaw'«~ CONSTRUCTION• • R1T covsTRucoN sArty Inlcdakiag.hxts, a%" film knees rcwain$ walls V... spceode cedar LAT_ THE PO FECT A natural way b IS m n hedging c•oP•asee rskre IelI Sifli,an POSITION Inee weight and/ x r r Iabk Consulting, Resumes, irnptove Yaw rcfeCEO L" 4143 A / 1 rArdoWg A � Business proposals. health and well • $PMt9 YWAMS WDIM Edging. Desktop being is through DtagMgcFor Plbki mg Logo Heaven met Herbs. IMMMAL A MAMITENANCE chicken's M. Designs Corporate Kelly Remmer LA1�A/�0 i GARogNM moo My Own M6p w. experience. Certified Herbal And AN (CALL DAVE can ■ MIO protosmaT)ou■ut Practitfoeter �i_70� 14761262-7305 (9W436460 • • a" ELECTROLYSIS AND WAXING BY FERNANDY Cwfe abnaaPhal$. lrolmonga4MIIi0Y t71io1s. � araub. Eft Saab School. Call 831-487111 Please read your NWia111W ad on the first day of publication as we cannot be responsible for More than one insertion in the event of an error. S16011 GWRAL NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION MOVING SYSTEMS Servirq Durham Big a smau, Region 22 yrs. not or . illy Petr. Additions, sun decks. MOWN DISCO NM patio doors. Screen a Fla dental commeroai fec rooms enc. C°"'p.abl. Rata Free E*trmAt" Free Estimates 905-723-7479 10'74Dwco nt month of Jute 5Ti3780 1-eoo-633-7759 • S"a 1 ROCHALSK1 CAIN MOVING MSTALLAMNS trusts. AP&Vm*r*L Dl- 25 yeas egwwlm. Aa*, Appear,cr and P. Spuahaa sena r•Wath mg. w AN Mw-LLann DA, Y- ooeRa. Lioenar. n- Fore rMBOK crit Foss Esamaws. D a R Duna^, Eaco@wd owvice. W-1A64r9N-1100 Cal 436-T7ffi. • HOuq • CMrMnY BMpa9l rail, IeneS. oftm alit, It. HOUSE CLEANING 204-M13 10 yrs experience Avail. Thursdays and Fridays Call Sandra Dee SELL R NOW 831-6049 GALL 61798.72 1 L 5 OR 7967254 + 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 moum • CNmaig • CI -Mo Is- 'i, i GAILUND MMD SEW41 6 SPRM To a1 tea arN pFFm aNiWlppirUoft we al book gs PI weft and tiFseMwl Souipe[ turreted ame offal kxpm tar daub• Q" IW your dome wsh pwownbw a _ ProlemiaW •MND• for Dern a d asidl. Misr BauOed R Meed) i' Clowns, B81ID011-0pne, Music. CMlderella, Snow WIMa, Pokahakas, M S Mouse, Loot Bags, Face Pa1Nng. magic, POWK Ranger, Lion nV, Woody, Cnfela DeYie, Saida moon Skydancer L�+1 b if8.1l118 �� OEM S.I l t. • • SCIIOOIa • j Sw ALL 3A 11t0 DRIVBIIG SCHOOL ONMNfp 4 day app - "INS m ws str �_- sraW IOauwwry dYceaEf. JULY T - 10 FEE i2T9. V/Aa$ea Also Wgidar caanec offered. If you bring in a friend you will receive a Caps fl• aK Ike am of your cosow- ISR HARWOOD AVE S., S -264. AJAX. Ull-1717 • I(yaiL - �4 "PERFECT GIFT FOR GRADUATION" LANDSCAPE �OweaWdaw'«~ CONSTRUCTION• • R1T covsTRucoN sArty Inlcdakiag.hxts, a%" film knees rcwain$ walls V... spceode cedar LAT_ THE PO FECT A natural way b IS m n hedging c•oP•asee rskre IelI Sifli,an POSITION Inee weight and/ x r r Iabk Consulting, Resumes, irnptove Yaw rcfeCEO L" 4143 A / 1 rArdoWg A � Business proposals. health and well • $PMt9 YWAMS WDIM Edging. Desktop being is through DtagMgcFor Plbki mg Logo Heaven met Herbs. IMMMAL A MAMITENANCE chicken's M. Designs Corporate Kelly Remmer LA1�A/�0 i GARogNM moo My Own M6p w. experience. Certified Herbal And AN (CALL DAVE can ■ MIO protosmaT)ou■ut Practitfoeter �i_70� 14761262-7305 (9W436460 • • a" ELECTROLYSIS AND WAXING BY FERNANDY Cwfe abnaaPhal$. lrolmonga4MIIi0Y t71io1s. � araub. Eft Saab School. Call 831-487111 Please read your NWia111W ad on the first day of publication as we cannot be responsible for More than one insertion in the event of an error. THE NEWSAUVERTLSER WEDNESDAY JUNE 11, 1.17 -PAGE 19 11 TrMNrs Fa tlw � � 1 1FAp• � ff1 1FA O°•'d1N"R.r,tb MollopmimrF� 1 r FOw"a"D� 1 TORr,hoM«• r•wRnov.,e / Fa Ronk 1 For till. • 1 Auction• • 1 versonBk toe IL. PIS, IINK SF. IIE at tR FT. PROwL- P/W. Pil, PIs. P/M. cnm ER M • t.v n, ,....�.. ...__ WHR•Y 2 BE TN. Am'Fm w+.ne r.o,: use Ironer. large aria. z1 K naw y $Y$tW, 79.000 tin awlw� ,'.it. $Hsps S. hp Out. 574500 Cr 683.3020 a p. a, very c•an park. 8080 DRANO ►28x, vfi, d :"4 P'co^ ,Le. Lot Palo 'or phv, caw *. s4 '99' season (905) "Ore. 4 Door, rip. r23 -PA., 4760 bra 87.000 highway Inns. 1990 NOMESTEADE. i2 $13,900 Like naw, one a 38 n moble home. 10 . owner. 905883.3020 20 to,room Men !role, Me MAZDA 06 KRO- fumy furnnMd Orta baa. Moe, 42.000 k;l . back/ roam, 4 Pc bath. Inoge form pray. lu0 power package. s'r, DroDane storri and rely I•ft mint (905) 668 -deck ,p-�..i6. sMd-nthv 6513 roof on Florida room, naw INS NEON SPORT, 4 dr, cape- Located at Nestle . In Para on Hwy 36 M auto. amrtm cams. ac. M, P ABS. 65.000 Miry wraasd wrier, Lindsay and Asskkmg $11.500. Call 905-866 peon. on Mie, $28.000 Of beef onto, 2283. Leave message before 4 146 RED CAVALIER 272, P.m. or can after 5 Pre tog 5 sed c oup m Ask 1« pen, " (905) ktw kms arty. leets: 67&3797 511,500.579-6003 1.17 EIgBM1 •not rel t „N ''7- fill 9544420 Irene, CongueSt by Gull ple �5y NAI C 11 905-721_0980 Lots for Sneath Sleeps lour au Quiet area. pare BROno OM Pere. 1750 pas nydro. A. gust let. l4,e1699-52e7 WHITBY ouPLEx, man widri.n3 X� n,. for, parting $750 pus hyd m. 1l 1 6 last, avail Amy I m-S�-�1 1011 81MC08> MNI H 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Unitsand Ubawss,cluded Stove d Rehngeralor. Parquay floor throughout. ABSOLUTELY A GREAT dean No money down '.4,1948• p.rmams .nen aril - Refurbished 2 2 3 oa omon, imerhouf- es mm appIWcmai Fru time buyers also welcome L,m'ted Oua^+m volatile A CONSIGNMENTS AND ESTATES WANTED Low commission, 1 BORED ONTAP40 HOUSEWIVES - names 6 pn"ab pMrw num0ers. 1- 900451 3638 *lit 701WHITBY s329m,n most be 18 T- Ione. I LET A PSYCHHC an way Can 6685788 Parking mclutltsd Pla Playground! Slanunq al $59.000 Call RIa Watson. Coldal Pe thank y •our gueleanr 1.900451 '3555 err 2879. $399 per WMTBY GO TRAIN. 3 case t0 schools and shopping. Banker. 7289111 day. mon. Most be 18 yrs Procan bedroom ,f'w"` rip. From 51146,00. Finance Sales every Mon. ''7- fill 9544420 MANDOLIN MAN vNw- ple �5y NAI C 11 905-721_0980 Lots for Tues. and Thurs. ,r park" pus ae'Sale Pref. eo pee. non zrrfaker room own se m (� at 6 m. Antique p' Q Ick a muslo needs. airy r aslr Sao, Just, a a1 wel•ma 9054x4663 wail mamtamed amny / COtteges 1 - r705P5962e0t furniture, applianc- 'and "I" Cul ,foe ar whit", ow trare.m domtfea. Freshly oacorat- 10I Rent ENNISKILLEN. 3 ! acre es etc. Owner and 4$8)4396532 wallmul basemen• apan. ed. mCludem 4 aPd'a^cse. lots. ready Io go. &aONs Operator • meet. Mated pod parting. available ke" an UUMw Par. nose to school' all amanmes ANY Bay of Gumb- F,smng. (-rine, 1905 263-2963 MYLES KING MOONUGRP kIII. 5585 hnduLve. hrsulel odtua. CY Also 3 Sam. boaerw, smemm"T mart' 'Or / Vaeatio AUCTIONS ESCORT Can 151 a1 430-5a95 I 839.1151 an 3029 122 Colborne St E Osha� xerfroOrnm SOD' Occupancy . r Ouanb �hsla L � �opertles 33 Hall SI. SERVICE rya ADDt 434-3972. armnousa w4h 5 arias ea`9si0 LAKESIDE Housekeeping DS11aYYa Nwh ayes WHRBY, one 6 two bbl nom epanmenb. "1 AJAK IUuury ,oee,nana, long wafer '-hoge, WWW 5 S650;week. (905)509- CLEARWATER 2 oma Established In IA1e,Fenuk Etcdb 1« all .ccaierq. maintainbuildmgm, 4 Se,rem Realty Lid. 905 3 oeardoms, t t4 dams. m 1283 -ing. rd Pais Avaawk room moble ramny Park,. ',eaten pools. not tub 1960 out ash. we FINANCE 668-7777 Arly 1 $1100 Call after 7 GREAT hshmg arta femdy meaeam ro beanies. Sleeps 24". TOayf EVERYONE awmnng, stereo, mlcrowwe and more Mint co milben No hum downs, Asking $12.ODO No G.S.7 (905) 579-2495 first time buyers, +'- FLADSTAFF TEW loans avallable trader, sleeps 6. Ice ba. n - for bankrupt, Dur Grow. A -MC power. Sink In write,. 8 It aerie g, bad credit, no ,rfd maodrs, eacNkni credit. It you c' Obee, asking $4.500 « best door (905) 623-3293 ---�--_W wok you drivel ,997 estdlep ,aril Tralen Call ftte Special Renb's from $235. Rem. Finance 9 motors. paddle Wools, sw ban. boot tre;len Weida nCh drily, wefk•nd. vol B„amn (11M) 655x178. Sheridan Ctlev 75' MASTER Coacn n. Olds Pickering 8. z Florida room Srru (� e.ceffni set-up do fIIYMER AT CERTICAR avely Me. Some haMw•. 5'4.300 Call (7os) OW %7%1 7255751 0 P.m (416) 297-87M ,alba 1 Y ,n Ree Lake. 6. Mor•-W.&Ddn avan- 177-U64 roomWHIma Clean 1 bed- room main noon. of PICKERR/G 3 bedroom rownnd,s tour fromOwaw. Modern 2 a 3 bWroom cottages. sda 1275 weekly 305 434.7184 723-0501 (Hiring worts( You WANT It, sines god e nn,Shed base. ouno olds of cwanao s. AYau'�1oo04.M.' mens rose to GO a sholl sandy beam. Playgmimd. S Moral boat a Cottages AtIC710N SALE PRIVATE ESTATE Imm•Ofwy $6o0imo. m- Pew AVerlaMri July +aro choldlr curve 688-3181 «723- month Cr 8392760 Lar Iamfly Dnp• 1 For Sale aryreng �.+ ria„ '<dv ,easy for Ina wI-ame ri 934cl Nave Sh/nynt.ad Cottogas R R Om KUL ,YO /3. lsgS_2; FROM WHITBY THURS. -a,e se. k,r Ian of 1.59- WHY ,ern whin y.I can f01lTH OSHAWA 4 - r705P5962e0t WINTERIZED bed,- JUNE 12 6 P.R [r•bro ^'779 79imn., 18.. 69 awn your own 770th$ for leas win yW dknk„t Call beaoan ,tw,rv,ara apse ro 50 and srdpp,rw LANDS. Infill- uMDS. beau,y Sandy wain. mo- ror ttoe aril bar".. r com. AT MYLES KRIG AIJCTpN MALL • aUairteSB PCr50nals Imo, 2 bed,00m on Dove f1p50 rind aY ,ralurw. _ ions of Home wrm ruse, H+Ylou' Salsa 7 „wyu R.IMaa corn on Summn yl LLa�9. 1sMtdY nr•EMeC•. 33 HALL ST. OSHAWA 16683800 (0,999 Lames qg 'wry tA.ple o•aCh. f cho w odsoon Ant, and modern w om•r4,rom. Ally w: ,1 Part wacky nose 469 2050 1(9051 lumaure. bilge. SIM crop eat table LAKESIDE Housekeeping s9C.000 title STiaz'al . ani] a Cheers. Hous 1 For Ralft Houses 1 tultages 20 mer honrt w- gd"Ou.,.sandy t, Inn mg. 6wpN, c« des oust tel C$IRPlI 1 Trailer Sites pedes- hall table. 2 fern stands. coffee and I ,77%,77, nreel;na INMATE For Vern am+y ralomoh«a. Rea- two ONE ONE ON ONE s' nh...i,,,.. ,nnaM• Isar 1613 336- ss. 1 RED iF'tEa INE SORT Iamay campgmMtd and Stool Ytopl 'arching q ue rias, ble 1 nDk 1 11('F'RIF SICK OF RENTING ?'!? LAND O- LAKES. art' Ooeagto rem«1 n rink Tryst S. WILSON OLIVE area. 2 NEW m chesterfield Sucre. PALE. FOR THE LAR- FOR SALE - 40 FT ba A, 9rouno IeUml large + :,..,,.torn $319 we kly mo Lang. mf=_ $ rtes d 3 dresserS. Ch" GEST SELECTION OF Deurooms. . ,rigs r,1rrY4 Harm wswrwr apt WHY .1 C)f ()K'�, A: '�In- $349 reeky col Maw nom $825 z are 3 win Iran«. !conagen Aar a4nMy Fridge, oath. wnrtbY. 4 apptlances. wM VANS, aroRTs VE. ,ono, two a.aa, Flora Mat a hydro I. $tea 80501nd th 3 -bed a^ss Fvov •o;.Dp.d. gas Oldoom corrag.s tram drawers. ulna rade. 3 WLES Also Costly - coal. khol do. s aca- h$742e& u,D•I O"'mg. $700/month deo. frKrow.ve. srs•w1ed f350rw..k Roc nw. maw. pce bedroom Varve. •LES SEE us -owl" eon « ass aw LOU mg. ' 1i0'� Alo9>ef , 1alnast I -Bed bungalow g a,an. Pr ts. , afsdry tad Draw 263 cr9os6astwo B SN(X)lmonth m boa wa.o Cr w« boa. near„r, $.,mining. ,rain lioraa Cmc mint fa.295. No town K ipm (905)377g3iI bowsaw, goon "anew 905 IP 7_1 Kl,u,r �I. N'. Non!• (905) 5,6-6aa9. B3w « •r•n,rws 2e3. 1>ry61Nt p!fctMt9ad tlintrOpl? 43S(M07. 705; 7a30f6 !w0 S Ot Royal 1992 Nrasmn 5•rwra. ONE i TWO tt•Oroom W Ushaw. aro. Park, zs22 Cap Me! ovnor,. Cmewrwre .Rwwn-, $5.596., iN7 IMA1LER 3r. ,980 2 80d• beaernrir% aD«.na`nm. NLN trorswwe 9 wnrbaft. `e a Nr- r `rupia. 19D51571-6275 or t-80a1i41Y6275 / • 1 rac.RMRiI$ IiltoneY - aa:d and Rte 9051723-033 pN. f1.Ns. ,992 CM, LoM. seeps 6. 4pc wino s•parab som do f MARK STA pipto Lend $than Tabb. irotAW. W new. $5.595.. x atum,aom awning. x- $rove. washer. dryer ca W. maga. $sore. oroN. fresh fram�phOne. amqus 1980 Astro 8 pass I.e1m0. 'sac'. many manias. a AVC. Jens eck4W A.w ly.porrod mhoppuw Dara. Sala Rep Sum,n t;n rip I ..sal R:anv 1, CLEARWATLFL...D , .rima cabinet. 'arge $S.1M5. 1980 Dodge Cort- Boo. .Iridtnc 'awn mower. Jury tat Cal 426.2795 laVd aCre•a Near Duf ; 6h MM,ron'.WW Aa- `y say •gym N,H A,r cord,- 7uart.tV Of looter, and wrael•, ..t ±3.493. 2 BEOIIOOM l/PPER Rri.aonmOr• 7252642 al neo :p•rm.wlt ,t0r11e.I rn,na. • omparrlOnf 1903 SrMMra..r1a. lose. saw $+9.500 view x Rw«- w 5 Pm HDUses o•TAawNG A LOAM ed, 80.995. 1.92 wooe Pis. Latr.y ON t- 8000 pus 14 ;Aamw w / Townhomses ubr.ume. poles. not tum. aft muox al 85'efis. 1900 S3"ee. 7Os32a-rasa Aly 1. oo P•ta 'AN (905) AJAX MORIN: , I»Noom 1 FGF Rer1t / � Fa � ^+« o.N.+,.a «d MND, Is ME 0SOMUAW MYLES KMG Clea TrarA«, bi" man 725-3280. 4 !NNNy anrr_nons. cmksr•n wad- COEEO.SpeE MYLES NTNG S:v�cd AUCTIONEER EupL TrEO 4, b119^r a win. COM►ArEs 775-STst r x m., �.,,,n 80.496.. 19•, Cw 224 IlOtr0yt3ft 4•BE sari IS awrmt«. 80h M � $Dura CSHAWA 7 ,noon n fre., . westiony � Cpk4A" UPF7101R ^g. sefk�ng p•o! raada0. mvlkle. 57,e%. for win !S.ncoe North a a -••^+tom rowna,se :d•• 905da3-5'A3 ��• doth � DO HOT. n Is s4n�o„smp K,da +f4 Mea 323. aur. Rori. ri l ifdgm stow. Jul 1. e,9 4ee3 Nff o:e ah« as . Dvuwa P,en• naar p.1N. ,990 ,brs$F1M. 7 parkrw 7ror nodi a isele ONE •EDr1pOM was- tNlfr ��' ",vino r m,o„rY':°OMwF.at! P-'va!eHomes snow • ' q�, 'c Fu • 98 dive L� Pon dein e.M 51.99$. 1992 HONDA -".0 snail Iwy n Cam 9,756$5- merit .p«treem 4 x sawn. OMM ra11R MOMS Ava,tame rlvmgMmtp fef00rIS re• O,nAw ism 1loree B,oMplsm. ow. Mari. ,5x0ker, au 30619 _ mv,rp room tw, kncle. FMSSMAWTH".. •'.,SM 956a3gs � , ForSak THOROUGHLY 'LS Ia.Omd, low kmf. SS.Dg3. tow $6500 C -NI 905-430- 9291 W.centm se, tNANr n- vo Dowwormenl BEFORE SK7rwrr ,9•• Fantle., e000 rias I.9291 o,"".nl Me, ,rf.aeri STILL REMTeIG. No &lit Are,C W'M St.s95 4 -rOOWd 1Ne YAMAHA Seca n. ,mor amps,. KM1,yYfermO- "1anNed Sap Uecurgas e41arw1" It.n 2 ane OMTMCTS. SWIM LESSONS _. r1y aw4 mus mroo ,t«r rider are,. l -for • h )4v Alan 'Iadrodm 10th. From .y wear n .secs c«fv 600 «. •. �.n , $deet. «d« dwt cow. o,w %� wN+y (•oslaT (softI $71-4276 1'`t D« thea w nw • wrae Can". Ifs Krtg A. :400 a4 a saw 14 500 '«ria. sawn orm, all n VING yr ra+urUMr y«y _ 1 l rAOrtgmgef, ,rnenarJ wvwc,.x i 1. . W. toas.ww) a M'&- TNeptorro (905) r2,- aures. era to., ISNrt. 1-•00-•,•O-•277 hmf f25.wo ,IUM. M • 1 IrtfUranoe `ter %ar-al Red t :: •sal. -Yr.«w eea.fr.Wr 0177 Ow. b"� I••fmN,l Mart stamomey ,env 19NI 7z4.•4u •n awrwle JWy to •O6 ^!YI,.a A•mram frbt6 6Y•M •lade• L1Fr Itff %R 579-3749 Aa.r . Gea 6. me $31fs ;4p i,.mm :irPfO- •rratrymIfa•1Sy9.g$•t 2901 Endue.. M- crop.. rid pW, me- uCRiGAGES ..,d h •nall4rrmis ,Hien( vAW, low kms. 3-•EOI•ppl bae.rrrarr en0st lrfeNY DOWMA/MLLl:3 mea- u..a.• .a.rl.rrery.. ,: and ugrV F omma,y kin Call Tania 41" FORD 4Or GL. 367V,p 55250 Can 7'0} aporWwlt, wparal. 377 S.parae, 3 BEDROOM « 2 +.Naar ^ouea. W `�`% erMpoes. name, r,or„ Aura va arc. a a 4,w 387J93a traroa, mounia , saw caapM No •,WM OShoa 9. y ane 683-1956 Co.. 1800 CttYwl« Dol a trersrrvca kle. w. VMS. rip. Person. n,.-: ys :,.,.,.g :w,,, __w to .creamy a sM► •'I% r rpkcwm. INF 4t' 434.2. 73 L V4. T4f00 Deo wga 7500 n.KNr„•. Cw Mpr OP. eYry ,0 ame and nM prq $79T,mpr,B, .u.kU.f Ma CMe,,,MMy F,nan- Personals N y 4342775 � 'saw, A Md i V I baa- 4 ao 4o4ca51 OpN1 ,Magri 14ery tied.- VII62}M2E , 7NMK•ri •a•'�9 .B\\ • MarirlB nom AVNs Joy t la00Y I WINTER •EATER 1978 '"o^th 1" !9b51B36- Dow el000 a ase•- IN"row .Dpf.nd.a PenorWs • atvcu,. rise 0 .es. err 2144 them srtsrtmmnt • WFsr ck... ring• ern,• nrw,thpAbari . • 1 3trsirtesa • 113.000 kw D•0'.0.04 :' IT Ick. and rWYPae Y.N. SM end ✓w. 303 Garden St CDorNnRwf C11a 72$-1477 G 0•r. .Iuop. 9 9 14 CONDOfrl1- Z Odrw bqg•. ta.w. ,.nary, 8030 oar . Awlada JMY , 7770 .mo Oka a _ c - .. .!� �N,VES Iry mketg Hoo deo Call l4aYas arrWONo mNn. Fe. rip Park a Boa $7ta pkw ,aw. Aawllaa• ea- A.« wWwe. Gas 2;50 so - w:kA7ERs '> 9er1ss. fired. !uk eleN1- mo. el.lPsny 2nd tido tfM. Naessrty (ett) 7.1-082• are -!2w awe ''rasa., :,••,••. •w vn'ROary as A_TERr4A:IVL MED. • 900-46, 5-6 •d 253 _ cWbgoa wood e.10w, w. -M. IUAW P.t", i•EONOOII a149793N0 era. olmL Yeah $a. �• . •bunk. CINE 4 • 2 r w•• $3 4Wmm ,ou,n Autontopiy$ 'rie" r'sr+r .saw. $4.500. Fa rbew mrd rr afYya34• o6rrAw - 4$ .foo msnVes .esarwMl'y. Z mare r' 49° ,o,w. •a 1 ,9061 esti-23st 4aFMa. $79-2877 'ask fsG al, new cN ro 401 Srkre34o Pin 1 13 ^n' Opt( lob Toeay from Pk,. r Dlrin A z a $ b•drvan pram. Neaman ,(whim ro A 1 Rooms Kry, ft ke ;..NY saw a s,l' Mm•. I emrn more then F ' uL now 11 kr. ono It ase MAR, ST. C WHIT- ame. fans ins, eno.• Dor Cr 14mi,53-au7 for Rent ,Mn p my eo.a« ►.r -mmwnF FULL f MUMn,mrm. 99 hP ErM- BY- tVlrm apt was July, b »r0. /CroOle, OYr a 41Y. nA waadUrt ,ria,- arrY. hNnng prorded •. sin o s7sss a .INF Id.. ni « .. „ ww we. thea - 30 tA.6r +,,,soil FAw AJAX ken ae«. 3 o.a ro . cul •win ale a oleo Snug mwsen.m woo d £20'!'le a Irya. a ant a,ndrean .INA eerier$ Conti "third ow ream reefel lee wpreme US 801 Na. ,.line. app4roaA a. flaw AV A;L•BlE VML'JIATL weed .nary amp« nom. 905.112•a]a. 2a ,r vNvam. r w D.a,readnM S240o deo. Cod foss7l- IA,knea. aWawg, fac,Mwyr doln,ed r awry tow dAr•eL. aria a.rMa,w4 Lr Fvrmaned room ar B00Y pa'vD Free Tiownq Cal 4730 rawtNa M enmon rod rocveaa owl 706657/0 'nd'r°'d. Far app. T7B-4pf3 aW July +e f•dSanown P"eir'r`9 ^w°"t. �^• e, ca+^0a Baa esaaaaga MASSAGE -. -Ne, cam 46740 an ""'e m. sea. b M- OMA•PA 2 e•eraorn CM ,e00-4ri-1W. fi5 SMM. caws AmArtg $2e7000 F. EaTABLISrrtO ,torr S. CALL .,M. A • A AUTO We Oar 1 FNcraMionN AJAX Omri.NWM ape" ape Joy I 72e sw1 PT CGOOa w+^9 pea.. cul 623 do .fwr 2 wmmt, 300 $10.000 Cash r M 4kawaAocr. f34Wmo ,ra .r•1 MM t»rYe.ar. WIIiNM mew. ..noes •,War,.. 1.00 r.np. LOrA.Orn ro 5lfibrmriWy aa0-$elft erns 7211334• a0r'm. 'u°Y npwp(tea 1+W. cr .-.�•..Mr� F PNNrw. r .err•• r yw. sMd-w P-ey uu DETACHED 2 tame so. rr „Har I— .0 •••.w. -r• p a ror+. "Ger" 30 ,7777 a3rr rams CORSAIN GOC 2, n ea 46.6 N. fmwtOye., cera. 7231]$6 o.am taMlpsa. ",w � pine both �.-.v oyncap :n, 225 scroll, lase -l:.- f - raa 906 -swum a 906- 4.300 kin rdw0.m Cl- e4 0.0 1-OMred Cul l 2 ieridr0ar rip `hoes'. fasse to anopDny etY. rises. w. $,06•.ma •44 eanuy. taro lows. 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SnaM -k-d^g o -&r a eamw. w� ($41471-q$3 « (9OS1436-f4S4 Ul•$nmrr a" 'at•tarcae, 8060 L� 436.4311le.rm"'sssop nrmlArt e0% a Urea. / 1 ACLpRp4B If �� Mom leas ther1 a.s eYarre.e. fa0 ,Frio Clow so GO aowmAer al .NIM. aparNW DISTRIBUTORSHIP �, 0 AUTOMO•lLES era 19061127-4479 "it- CEMNAL t 'A4F >e0M 1..« a t7N.s00 VVJ1 • In,af wntp bV •.Noon+ park aDr, t,rat (f0fd449.1Z•1 « not Klterfere osqu present e arq rig•. / 1 1 Ap' ""t' Dod, w[sT1Irr40i, too 14aarr w,.,rw. I'me lgosH27s73• BRIGHT,,:,= K -«.: s 9osea'�au. mre^t. No s4leing regwred. Just restock Any ,-nano,,. For RarR b.oLoOm w,e an1 age ,man. •A.t tr+srop 4 abkahed iota $ $,$1141 a one d ar w34orr n Ne, Duran .•w- ^Ns dwoo. wwM AJAX Arlly 1. be, f1t.r•d nares ea•r. Nw` «°Kochi c�^.Mor.. est Pq•r Caul ora Abe a Nwsrd•, wMtrrng b "w"•etseM. tow ,ncw av,try a Ary 1. 24wO.ew mea n n 7 'a•-, Yt.N 779 90. ran as nN 723 097 om••fn.wa wind profits. Gaac . h b Tn Clnw « • Bak nq� $450 eel;rrir,. amar.rwr, $fig be ate. arbe.e aWwa w �y ton caN Over 5500 Trete already secur4M. aeric Peow fordoth Cr s- aaAls, faun M awe. mrwwa wNI cul awro.Ns f36Ggr mr e e caong4 nA locations alre WVNM1 L 2 s0.m. Ape rapnona 905) azo ori Map,, 5kaa as +corim rod Just ask our dealers Mon mvestrnertt •a , O+nw !05+31 ;y41 Primer Bw,ary vorm and Jed s7s-3•,e $d �JO. work hJll Or ror err m rhe oast Oreo. ,a 2 o«ms w G`- ref dAg. R•wy 0" ' d" Left b I-* parl tune. For free .dun DIOp n OsnAwa. AJAX. New 1 Daeroow 906-83141600. (.1EJlls SPaCIOtrS ,sae.on CASH PON CASM WIN I oaa.mrnr ..ran .lova ca01a' paa'ny mom snare ac.... In teal tow. ea4ay. 70.900 color brochure Call soy vA•d .0.6. vw dm yo,iN p4mnO .,+chin. 4 4r FUa aaundry sac 773-2081 •ow34AW4%AA - er ,Win. ,east ,Yale•. S,rt.a mea (fi61m53+g4 swa w n ery y .one see a hoe• or wa a Han, PC Patient &W 1 A• z aaamer. 2 bedroom "Ni'l OFF poems, Mor era., no 1-800-336.4296 rn. Cas 4272115 W thea an9 fI1,• n an aria S'rAm so -.s dear sew idea 6n3t.rAMVILLE Z \ .. r a7f esyy sr Eat Ala were not �,pa "p111+w 0~. rdn Fenced nave.. carpo •wt' lel a .irker. PNS' rlapesssle PVaYmnry tr00 ay 277 yaro. g�°9`•s air, L I M �A/NIID AUTO EKES rent for --Iw, - hers, tat a tit Vara. PNbrtg. w- 3750 cake Rama,.rc•. 1061 876-OOM • for $62&.4 Mascot• Jury ,ef. chances AAwispea now um4Co (36374• COf WA of GLENAWw Dleft aceaant $lair, Or • 1 N1otiD•, • 1 Icer Ist ! • • a carry s6zs Yo w w ,ndaraww 18" s"y Cog MVY 2 bedroom lath u. -bMW4M S1x.S00.,CBo ,tM3Ny 9oSi42pn•3e eoiINrRY I.Irsre to 1 Truob PI•msa ull saw PICKERIING oa, D•a mdo from aomntowr Bow- y *y fa 5 0 '"57Y 9osaxANVX 7�40"7 mor See• ram f•• tmws. -Iff Eye BOwrAMYnLLE. 3 , eeo- 30 wrs AFTER J er tr "s"'0nom Wtk.It naNn.m 7 bedroom lac wmek(9061$3+4Mge90$-75}4 comps. Dy m• cram. , grow. 11000 Also 2 Dao- loam PaaapYl s pc. 14 97. 5480 enc ;ours gNr t n. lrearrtaporYa, 22' s bedroom5Apd4rdes.rip idea for vngle ViO"^9 rpp., mar., $700 A.aMe NETPCASTLE ram $mare PC 1u•Olece n %-ft N -W ,4 msh tart' PA6. �.5 1 12 hr ass" $545. F,rWnst sag•.W. Sryle a;f•, a. 2 b OVIIIIOWM Do.. room $495 Pius b, ploce. nning m WN.rgr n m doctor AU°a Joy t CFo 839 heir t. 623.2453. wd inaOO`arri« aawc-mr�wa w,a .bead awaon vw corr.nb of,euto IN. 10Merry rowPar% r., 1 bOmdn $425 LI $650. Awraba J,AV 1 �1NEWCASTLE. cleNl 4 aria `. ateDDu19 «rig• MKr•re d Yt• 41d0,es.b M. Yin M prow Cara- bmdfoom bnc. nous• On 9era0F. mfrey ref- (906) 62166rower OO-QI antaeLNe0. erCara,V•.2 bedroom $650 Conaaym MWngNwrm. PICKERING GO. I -0W- 0"" prokwfional. OSHAWAaMALUUTETsar 722-000618.500 Cr Pke hydro. , bemwdm 428.9766 roan bea•m•nt apanmar%e1.e w-0 - mic 2 ur ga- AN+sa. .wt' ,M. 806- 1 a sawhw ndwaw.. Avw rap, AC. tog $1050 caw U7-2145 3 bind 0077 brick Dong&;, a^d •spam,$ a Pew.F0110 h AJAanewlyrNwwleptcwn. W a34ea Ava4aM• eawmrbauvddet,orwa9 SI.pMn J.MnmWwSf• PICK. Am 15 a .o.rler. Wal a otenon. ro Aupu. �asi UP 2201L a bedroom ws.mem .Pan. ss mamma m 1416)423.40.0 mIORTM YlrEsr 06HMVA dam. Ivrraom, canthal vac. odea Dennis.M, sub. a. IW ropW.725-a7t0 IoW for i It.rwed, 73.500. 1967 leu- dBs. stow. wmsh- Insole ss+pes k1m1le. Legal $ri[rNary fink taboo , t/t IbaftWO •n old 4 mi Morgan. OW Sh'nna SIM- t AU T OSHAWA 1 bedroom «' drYst baking, sop an- .fmadalNy MONTH WImT•Y- 4 pod- b Nnr• w,m ergs Ird null. ,rrpro,Md pori 3 rip- Dough Brun WrgWu HEAVENLY PSYCHIC NOW 230K. f2.7w. 4p. Raba No pets 5800. S5f5 9056966180. room a In* home 3 1.2 room m n«t-smoker Okarsc•a, 1157.900 9051 M 19801 e23-tsz2. Alben .rd morkeJacksoa"trea. a� Aug4l lanae. ncKERING. N• Domrooms wg. then 1Yd" w -wow w Lrs Tyy.ga95 V a mr anov ,.nava fz yy mIr ,a. za nrs 1 i t CkN. lo all amerw•m. hist wtY rano- a all t osbas CN+tral Nr mar Pay the full amount gou.45. 3:83 Dall Ydrp 7$34 TUKW 56"M r, aAcnaN 41a-2ez-$754. vsbd. saran 2 b•a.an ammy roam a .wry loan v i.a0.0. I.arn«J.ey drrlmrt Mdad rtcwd•d 2592 / 9056600961 after bpm bow win Men Boor olmc., bees Its end A1tY tat. Calc 905- GREENWOOD ODed- ow,ng by cam, sea. o Scope 1 900.677 7770 rnOrflf . Maawle unms- sepsrw 576-7002 meawcara dna .erf.am $S.W Nnn �5 . $32. 49.000 Mina.. askew y emrance.ro to pnr•n Den AYaable AYp rooms 3 cams. t 2 acre, . Sth. Cal (Sol 427.5M. SPOCIl ar .urw. merchandise •amov (32.000 tow 906-571- Osrsp' Flnuaa revu.ed AJAx: Yorrin Pry 6 condo $molars. Am" mm«lcam Area. uNO / Or1N0EM ung 1. 11 mer NEAVEa1LY PSYCHIC �( y 9801. 474-83,11MYw mdsfaq• arM. 2-Oar,n Wury eorUo. boa, too maty r4n4.a b tow •wrW1'^9 pray to eM - CarpN. 5-appl, AlC, me- 681.5283 Area. lrommttap 50 unlW- name. PnV.M Same No Auction I9DO-451 1g. 24 DOILY 1POEDII , lu Bd. Wignl house. tI i 3 bedroom 41 0 awes. S35O1month, 1.9ROSC 3783 DAILY paw. perkv25 roc roa°as POUT MOPE - aw betl- tnouf•., rip be.am.nL _ lad nwni ag.rtb 53,9.000. Can HOROSCOPE 1900677- 1 = kpor.rrr%, krrr•a7md, efait AVa. Ams 2501 5875. Cal room ape. ay.rbie ar boas ono Fr•rksmor s 985.427-4484 7770 M5 W 2• hen 4MMM Dlif• met N fsoamonm, lonu 683-0163 ort teas ma WW mo- arty 9a66a6-w7o. IM[. Non-Nno4«. no wts, eoF taDa�malBt . ulM.a NINE wmtBr. 2zw a a&MbW Ady 1 905619- AVAILABLE 11111EoNATE. tun bens'n9. F« .pal. b 1MArVtdbmwa Awe- VoffMV.W« 4-D•drdom. nnro sd beea- HEAVENLY PSYCHIC an. Y.wcr Bos aa,62g4. hdwr. r� �r P"SELL R NOW :were TrsIeOInas aab 75.3 AEBoaTAR INT, 7- 7721 a 683 4745 u, in wtupy Apo Iar6n g OBNAIMA - rro TH a• Win, r.. Cal (980) IN oil �y xoom. It• mus ca a haaaooa. 2 ca ga CALL tamers 1.9m,111 -3Z •sssstl6st Oona ea.faal / 1100M.parbwnt, spscdw, carpeted. newly lord. t Tab Odrm. NOW far.f395 nc4 0.1`pp' w 52 99 P« mm 24 nn IS C1aNWew4 Aro 19.7 S4NDr mbpaA, Iaunary, P'aar4 writ oeted. for GO New. 401. PICItB1111G: 2 see..S Maef. Cr BrWY M OPEN HOUSE SSundays.7 Yas.� .afa sun. wr taint, sap p, Parking.a evy m Dina , Alau r kBlrw npro, DManYAUM. i7 u roan bungalow F, n mal Die• 430 -SM da $39.1151 t2-4pm. No AgWfs OR T9.7259 su.+saw4 good ewfl« d Nast near Lakev;ew arcrra.s. 6fN4e row wD. are up, w eKknkv. rV kK. ASC. frreparalpv., "IN 043029 oslrnlalA ,$rima lown- 61500.$$•-1311 Part. boom routes. avenbl• oto Pea, 1 bedroom 8075, N6e am pu:l ► a 4 AN tat 7550. tsulast, lN- 2 bedroom, $775. 3 beo- .rNyOatsy, g05. NO 009L 'wa - C PTC. ,2025.. U"bas. rider crap•, man rerm amW.Md risk im alone .rsrtoa, 906.M-9995 room 1$40.. CIA ,s7p- 2232 (416) 23P27W. fi t . • 1 �j & No ca money rV C. PI 1 T•Itd•7s • 1 Te7yders malsk 34.000 tlL, Inaae;r 0134. PONT IOW" Al Oa- 51145. rate•$ rlaA-a,t, • 1 tI bst1Y aaV4a, 523,500 a 0•Y s4r. ($80) 5784626 CENTRAL O•Iraw•, w- tamed 3 b.arodrlt "a a -m brown a sarong daNew More• tae -0•o- 9+rs9a. fndp• a stow. OPIUM M!11- a MMKM Fig• roan. 2 ems. nn,srYed dans 1 Ira* b Sariow 2 B a $.rel s, 050 pus .ratable July fS�60.I�e00 850 a "swWo. LMOas.m. awn w9asu�n�at 90 MIVITATION TO 810 1 7raYBT• Coe.. tees +foe •ret r .Dia. hilt.• to 1. Condayn awrganar. 300 ao n aaMs man om. Bids for services listed below address to: sM. SOUTHEAST dale- pW""00rr waw"'DAI OW Gla .2e 9780 c.ww. 1 ad r tsoo. �mmorm The Diauibuition A W ledripn, fez-e.u;Oalr. r 1.200 w. h. 2rd a.« ,.600 osNNwA.:YNo n Ranm "�Qf t Tref Fl INN ii P n R mala win N Ssw. I.v1ee.7211- «info you ovm RoucErolluT HWW Am. n man Cab 434-2437 efn News Advrtisar M M, flop / aOAla 2 who- 7344, 438.8809 Pmea strep.' hvaM0le 4 - 2 000 9 , 2 a 655-4132 9. 36W Fm 8s 1 . aa« I mmedialay. Lar rya 2400 so.4.1 story' 121 Acres E 130 C07rMrerCiB1 Ave. appranpas. klgant. Oak a win, 3pc. eel. r corketF 432-sto7. raNtu$oNwla. Call 1litrel• gawp., 1300. YAf- ONLr ONE LEFT, 74 WnDI. Galore. abdam. AjBt, OM. LIS 2H5 �. knob. n secaN•34 Cart* 721-•7414 win On;u urn sed US 58mrm, zFrPs Ena. blip be r .IR ;ass• 420-7180 0. (416) floor. goon S;mcw SO.at received until 5p.m. Friday Jude Nbrt alety 53500 o.0.. CLAREYOMT, t badrodm 287-43w. Nonn IOauwa) l Sir", 1200sgft. G,anne Kn 131997 Cr (68000•-0655 lu%ury fon. m.P.ra. 677- DESIRABLE N OSHAWA - parkmp ava;nOw Avw- Gra.For•r fall Oak Stres mance, 4 yes now. uWon awls Inge cin and Contract COnWnenc-in Jul 1 Itrn TEBRY Twat 2r, very STARTER HOME. Dile abr ...."Maly Cr 905 � 1105.436.0322 to view 9 Y �7. la•moom. bca%d m 5 a PWWrng hlcwdad. non PLMale 2 bedroom so. 34th House. 3-e.oroor,a, eel 576.5123 ask as Hoe or Work consists of counting, bundling and F - SM algae, Paak ChMmy «roomer. no psis, mons, a WL •^suns. rink. derwash•r, ppn www, Ksey 1 Rr11E LOCATION In Nw dropping pepBrs,fl LMO PNWBM,wpIL 57000. ave Ary ,. SM. 905. 39251Dae hydro. 905-e3o- torp$ yers,catalogues and (iM5)43p-IIQ2 a 849-1977. 39DD yard fully • CWW. loop Oshawa, doss b $,nodi Other products, f0locations4 a • ` _ and clean and specific drop u garage basement. s mom. oom f o, SMALL OFFICES 6110twor store, in A' INS p ATXK 33•. 2 fP rd� Upperr . OQIMBEU COS ., OtMt�7 Dan. Cann. Oor bus rate, 9 1721"'Dick _ baaoung ontal>:vsar� � DBMvery t final product.o be ted within 2 Hass. after reteih cum bock bedroom. M suitable for one. $450 a- roorn aPAnnWft rt rent. Clow to r .moor. Awe- Central Pickering a• suYod tuna. a bedroom lnfbr rB*m Pack"" evailabl• at bathroom, watt censor. curve Cam 905 All $;mow and Gibe anal able Aug 10. $8761month Freestanding with a 4 pc and 2 pc 130 5705. $4w . hydro, 0"" foam. Hardwood It's" ConMrereial Ave. "a sNN11 .900. don Exna LARGE 1 bed- S71_3= ; 'Maary WI6 Oshaw, 905433- Building m Ask for Bide 85 3.6 ,tion 512.900. Call ,Dan In North OslnaYra. OSNAWA ascwarn Ipda- . 0216 Menu of Services raylaut wnn sew,. f7N>e$e 21w Lues bMOMV.. awe ors- bon ort ad can saw« wn6Ter: 3 o.00an a..n Furnished ,Herm Incco•aed ror ri r Lowest or any bids not necessanly accepted. 1$34 AMMAN IC TrINM•r ml $598. ual"Ok cable, berew 1 5 2 bedroom TWO 6tE MOOM bas•- bayabw, bP floor. P.M 47 1 6PcM. 10s1a aria, par'" elauded Aft' r ap1.f. $800 - $725 rico a ittgna `metoai Maw ane .M gardM SMSA available Wer t P tL Incwd ws•- Pnaw 905-5795584. sine Ask for Darren, can CON Annot $haddock. not, m y Dmate INVITATION TO BID Wood. 00tlbla canopy. mi' (905) 428-7677 Plnendge anowbes. including Go Ion G yard with above "round Coo rad. 34Kefa . a. P S7D0 par mo Includes ur. roup Cassc 905430 Bids for services listed below address to: O OSHAWA (Bloor St. W) top•ni•S 9000 6 Dad arta mama• trees Let- fas. $13,800. Gm tied Aay tri. 1905) 3437- �,_ / • ed at 7,24 .900 905.579- The Distribution Manager Lapin 1 8 2 6 3 bedroom GREAT DEAL I beoroon ('706MN-2107 aparnm•nb ;n clean low �4 Wd,-,,.•EATRME, 3. �a �� 0778. 12rW tido,( aMrlmMl. knm- bedroom New a Advertiser �Aj`a•� IM Ilea butdrrwI Clow 10 401 sn•IN. waNroul b lar WNITBr - 117= D;enOaa S, t -14o, 3 years PRIME N.W Oshawa Lo. 130 Commercial ave. 55 K IOOLl1EN FALCON a GO. Parking Avwod• (15.25) deck PrwaN Ern E INN bedroom rip n 4- oil' eanaW garage. 5 SPACE for ratL maWM foL cepa, oreforrh btatfn. d S Bre/01an. f:awl•O 2 FT y10 % 3DB lmmMatNy. From SwO. voile. paArg. tA"" ;n. pa. vont and war 9aroart m•�O,Iey, , t9e0/monm lWadmobe .- eforaq• or $mal cameo aro a bg*-S. Amoy. Alex. Ont. L13 2H5. r ,r' e ora, ws. Lr. Ida«, r Par month. PMbe 905576 closed sap pnxle, use ww N•w deco ,leen. Cam 9o5s71�7$O forks op. hydw. cal room. red roan. OPEN Will be received unt l 5 pm. Friday June lnmla• lawbw. w e•a 4zss. ,naw AWASW Jury tri. 7 vuwt. not acs. Laundry. 1905430-2645 HOUSE Sunday t -spm 15, 1997. F: mar. cram oc. bumea Bos- paa;rw, al kxwa44 5875 spilt4l", $164.900 728- Contract commencin Jul 11997 i- wlwuw Nam mea. alar$. oBiaYwA (e1oo, St.) Lst9s 433•oz,e NathOmnaYw. 906-509 2031L / TDIEIIIBy$$$ SIdlMtrial 2686. 9 Y polo n . Dere, owwm• 2 a 3 bedrock^ ripe b seri WHITBY-- one Dadroorn 1 For R$M J • Work consists Of counting and bundling ; beige. 4 ION air Ah 1* ar afar low ns• Dtrlen NEAR OSHAWA Centre, 2 oparb,tan in cyan IMNf TWO IN LAW sura, 3 of papers. 9 oIr•1 b.drcan; fainly roma or- P Pe flyers, catalogues and other 1 mop•. 4 can. win Nrah rF ;Inpg AvCoso ailable Vmmsdary 401 a 00 Park. w0raan W9ar laundry sclean Now �rnd"�up �•ar Jwy Ike o�FOROOlotMar. � �gyTRull uMiTs - � W�stN�`pa.9oo rug I�ntornntion ` 1•L MMM 8. 3rd We Dalt 5 ae building nea I -y udes DSM Atwltp km Ww ai goO�wl•- gosa7Hiir .a m Phan* rcBMa rule N2D Pare ar `aoow der, a*Mrre r""d wd r wM bel ft rife 4ru 9 774 777« rn. 723.4733 ow 130 ConNn•PeiNP s available Et +4 hyoid, cal (9051 839- D_ m•M. Anderson. 43,}4627. Dflerr M5) 725 46% nt 4>0� loc,ewf (905) daunt agWO�t, 51100. Pick. W4 Slow 517s4p8 nand 1� Sala Rolle. DOko^a R." Ask for bid •7 _ •rasp 416.720-019, si95077 aft ,% s 5713x1 LM Lowest Of any bids not nerestanN x mmM RM 3* -'LUL NEM �r�WAY. JUNE 11, Irl .1'ickerin Sports Scoreboard pESTSIp1E MEED SLO•PITCH LEAGUE MIAs 1e IM lifeoa enMrq Jule I TEAM REAGIN: STANDNM.S G W L T PTS Jumbo Valet 4 3 1 0 6 BrNr 3 3 00 6 CenWry Conrsiarg 4 3 1 06 Condon Tae 4 3 1 0 6 do Management ageent 4 3 1 0 6 Gravers Lock Sarvice 4 3 1 0 6 Gayy's 2 4 2 1 1 5 Dumsm Insrrw,wnn 4 2 2 0 4 Bob Myoa 4 2 2 0 4 Cavanagh Elsom 4 2 2 0 4 KwA Copy 4 1 2 t 3 Goasomod Prows 4 t 2 , 3 SaylyIs 1 4 0 3 i 1 Old F ;h6Chp Howe 40 4 0 0 Nor-Lne 4 0 4 0 0 LEAGUE RESULTS Jury B Century Comraul;ng 29 vs at Management 10; Canadian Tire 22 vs Dumam Instruments 14. Kwik Coq n vs Graves Lock Service 5. Jumbo Video 19 vs Baylys 2 7. Cavanagh E*c11;C 22 vs Nor -Line 8. Bob Myers 19 o Olde Fsh B Ch;p Nouse 6. Sutton Group 15 vs Grainirood Printers t5. Binns vs Bayys 1 (died nor play) CENTRAL SOCCER LEAGUE Srhe,ngs mar ,he week ending, June 6 UNOERd'E'STANOINGS TEAM G W L TF A PTS What, 4 2 1 t t 1 Darlington 4 2 117 7 7 UsWgge 4 2 1 I 11 11 7 g "i"w 4 2 2 0 12 9 B Oshawa Kids 5 C 5 0 2 14 0 UNDER•10'AE' STANDINGS TEAM G W L T F A PTS Oshawa Koks 2 2 C 5 1 6 Nora 3 2 1 0 10 8 6 Whsby 3 21 0 6 11 6 Cobou-g 2 1 1 0 4 5 3 Pkkw" 3 1 2 0 4 8 3 Danng,or2 C 2 0 3 21 C UNDER• I I*E' STANDINGS TEAM G W L T F A PTS Danvlgrm4 a C 0 15 3 12 Norm York Aho 3 3 C 0 18 2 9 Pickering 2 2 0 07 3 0 Rrre•b ,+ f 3 ' 1 4 4 4 Wh" 3 ' 2 0 0 9 3 Ulordga 4 1 3 = 9 8 3 Coo -g4 P"WDW urdh 2 3 0 3 ': 0 13 0 North Scarborough 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 INVDEIFI2 *AE' STANDINGS AM TEG W L T F A PTS Oshawa Turu1 2 2 0 8 2 6 Omer 11.1 1 t O S C 3 Ciente 1 , 0 0 a 3 3 Pkahs" 1 0 1 0 3 4 0' AM . 0 1 0 0 5 0 Pnaroaar9n1 0 t 0 2 7 0 INMW13'PE•ST' S TEAM G* L T F A PTS Ma 3 J 9 Wh4bv 3 3 0 17 a D PW6-ft 2 2 0 0 7 0 I Oshawa K. 3 t , 1 4 6 a Cobourg 3 t 2 0 13 7 3 Wen Rage 4 0 2 2 5 20 2 DvknOlar 3 0 2 1 2 6 t Iularvarn 7 0 3 ^ 0 t9 0 U1100EI1-till W STM"IGS TEAM G WL T F A PTS Stowto,ougrl skns 3 3 C 0 7 4 9 ka ks, Sr ststougf, 2 2 0 0 '2 a 6 wacandp 3 2 t C 11 5 6 P1tlhena,p 3 2 1 0 8• 9 North Norvon Aman t D 0 2 4 0 Archroo4 esu; 0 2 0 2 5 0 Gas, Shoos 2 0 2 0 4 10 0 Val -r- 2 0 2 0 4 10 0 NDERIS.1 STAage4GS TEAM G W L T F A PTS kallrkwn 3 2 •2 - Eklbcor 2 2 0 8 0 6 S-1IIw*ugn Mess 2 1 0 ' n 3 a Oyawc F1ao , t t t 0 0 3 0 3 Age4ne 2 1 t 0 5 4 3 Nae+ Yorfh Aa v- 2 2 0 , s I Pbo- 9 3 0 t 1 1 I 1 YIR,rtD. 3 0 3 o 3 17 0 UNMWIS VIE sTAN00aGS TEAM G WL T F A PTS 3 t0 1 13 0 7 3 t 0 0 0 t 0 Dishing -2 t 1 0 3 2 3 Iahhowi 3 0 3 0 4 14 0 LN4DEWIT'w• STANOINGS TIAMG W L T F A FM U-,2 2 S3 6 Olen Sherds t t 0 0 ,0 3 p11Po^ 1 1 0 0 0 , 3 up"mw 2 t 1 0 4 2 3 Ross, p J 1 1 0 4 3 3 Etoo• - 0 C t C Ttwr 2 2 0 5 C Nam Screao.0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 PIf:KEPWSG MEN'S SLO44TCH Scans - s14�onga as of Jim a TUDOR ARMS DIVISION WAN G W L T F A PTS Loin Sia, raasen 5 4 0 1 p 33 9 Dakota Bob s 53 0 2 57 1: ara Rassar Dogs 5 4 1 0 70 54 0 `4wq Guise 52 1 2 51 47 4 The Salo Shop 5 2 21 46 70 5 0~Osues 5 , 2 2 30 36 4 (kdptrrs 4 2 2 0 53 39 4 MoOdre 52 3 0 39 37 4 Lag Norm 4 1 3 0 34 60 2 Ludo, Ams 5 0 5 0 27 71 0M OSSON RESULTS lane Star when a vs Du -w- Sort 5 ktx.*" a vs Duhem Sorts 5. likkaw u Cogs a vs. Mood" 5 As"var Dogs 20 vs Long Noun 2. Gophers 24 w The Ohio Shop 9kota . DaBob's ' "skous is vs The Tudor Ams 7. DMrofa Sob s Lookouts i, n vs Young G1Nn 11 SAYLTS DIVISION TEAM G W L T F A PTS Buerars 5 5 C C 100 22 ' Stan-$ S 3 0 2 57 3C 8 The rantss 4 1 0 60 37 a Soon'$ RestavdrKs S 2 2 , 71 46 5 The Nspr,bow Hoods 5 2 2 1 53 D 5 Roll" 5 2 3 0 45 80 4 WinchesterAmts 5 2 3 0 41 5a 4 Village Plymouth S 2 3 043 63 4 'app's S 1 a 0 24 43 2 k4Wn0 prngrs S 0 5 0 35 a4 0 DIVISION RESULTS Scars Reatawant, Bvs SWlona 8. The Indiana 10 K Sows Restaurants, 7. The Indans 10 vs Papp's 2. Papp's 9 vs The Neighbour Hoods 0. Slates 31 vs Royals B. Vigo Pymo 111 16 vs. Mernr Prnglas 6. Wintaros*r Arms 13 K Uslrlr Prnglos 5 a01N)OENs DIVISION TEAM G WL T F A PTS The Sear Rats 4 3 0 1 62 44 7 C41041111Pwkn iallo 4 3 0 1 70 22 7 Sharks S 3 1 1 49 48 7 paOPs 5 2 2 1 33 33 5 Mug win 6 2 3 0 39 62 4 Donfor01 piddling 4 2 2 0 53 51 4 mod Hors Exports 4 2 2 0 40 34 5 Gruzzlers4 2 2 0 54 49 4 Scorboro Lewy Ranges a 1 2 1 53 54 3 Thunder 51 3 1 31 43 3 RKk'Em UUP ♦ 1 3 03B 61 2 Try Shop 9 0 3 0 9 43 0 DI9TlRON RESULTS Gualsrs 15 MSearbord Lexus Rangers 4. Mud Hen's Exports 19 vs. Dndort h Rooing Supply 13, Papps 11 vs. Mud Herr 8: Sharks 8 a. Ppps 4; Sharks 7 ars. Toy Shop 0; Copal Pwlreln*n 14 vs. Thwde 0. Thunder, 7 w. Radl'Em Up 3. Capital Punishment 19 vs. Mud Hen's 5. ROUGE VALLEY VANES DIVISION TEAM G W L T F A PTS Phdanq A's 5 4 1 0 79 42 8 Ean Sos Me," 5 3 11 56 41 7 utoUr SevaMean 5 3 1 149 45 7 R C.L 606 6 3 2 0 59 76 6 Ray" 6 3 20 50 57 6 Rfntri PAO" 4 3 1 0 37 28 6 AnrOlids 4 2 1 1 46 42 5 Pm Coq Systems 6 2 3 0 D 85 4 SWMns of Song 6 2 3 051 59 4 HA44om 6 2 4 0 45 64 2 Tudor Arms $ 1 2 0 41 37 2 Wait's Wart Hogs 60 4 1 35 59 1 DIVISION RESULTS Runr1' Rebels 12,ryyss R C.L 609 B: Eaat Side Marws 15 vs H&PAM 10. Iadh/5avor Morn 9 vs Susan$ Of Swing 7. Rei" 20 "Sultans of Swing 9. Pro Coq Systems 22 ver. Roy" 12; Armadillos 14 vs Wall's Wan Hogs 14. Pxduxy,g A's 15 vs. Walt's Wart Hogs 9. R C L. 906 12 vs. M441dm S. RESOUND SPORTS DIVISION TEAM G W L T F A PTS Dakota Bob's S 4 1 0 73 54 8 St"IM 5 4 1 0 86 N B Rebound Span 1 4 t 0 65 39 B Country Style 0 3 2 0 53 60 6 Warrmakar 8 2 3 0 56 67 4 Smrflans Madrass 0 2 3 035 43 4 Woodruff Boons 4 2 2 044 40 4 S K R Im 0 0 5 0 4a 66 0 Pore's ApWru ns 4 0 4 0 17 63 0 DIVISION RESULTS S*errs 1s H. Woodruff Boons 11. COunry Sty* 15 Vs. W it armaker 11, Dakota Bob's 14 vs. Simmons Mattraas 9. RaOowd Spate 19 Vit Pers Appkances 2. Rebound Spats 10 w S K Ino 7 PETER'S APPLIANCES OIVMION TEAM 0 W L T F A PTS Canada T ust5 5 0 0 66 40 10 Barr of Monthast 6 1 1 0 52 55 6 Pclisrm0 Men's Progreso 5 3 2 0 54 53 d B(ght Idea 4 3 1 0 63 32 6 Wales Doctor Wamwn 5 2 3 0 44 48 4 td Cowall Banks, 4 1 3 0 46 78 2 Forst -as 17 Catchers 5 r 4 0 44 87 2 Blas 51 4 0 4 0 36 57 0 DIVISION RESULTS Water Doctor Warr, ors 12 vs Prdwmg Men's Proposes 7. Canada Trust 9 vs Water. Dodo, Warriors 5. Cerullo Trust ms 16 vs Fnno17 Catchers 8. Freestones 17 Cafolows 15 va. Bank of Montreal 6, Bight Ides 32 vs Cpldee0 Sankey 6 PSA FASTWL LEpUE �B� ��1MBAIKt00 ANOSgS TEAM G W L T TBrewatar ; 4 3 0 1 7 Dakota Bob's 3 2 0 t S Beyly's 3 2 0 t S Lone Star 3 2 1 0 4 Tudor Arms 4 2 2 0 4 Mud Mona 3 1 2 0 2 Jin Celw.M.- 4 0 3 II 0 Po p's 4 0 4 0 0 LEAGUE RESULTS Bayly's 3 vs. Lone Star 2. Dakota Bobs 23 vs Jim CartMmcom 5. Brewton 3 vs. Tudor Arms 1 • Mud Hens 9 vs Papps 7. Tudor Arms 11vs Jm Carter rrl Mlnco3. Gayly s 12 vs. Mud Hans 10, Lone Star 10 vs Popp's 3. Dakota Bob's 12 vs Browsl rs 12 WOMEN'S LEAGUE STANO/NTS TEAM G W L T PTS Tudor Aims 2 2 0 0 4 Mud Hens2 1 1 0 2 Celebrities 1 0 1 0 0 SmardoodrMartn,ang 1 0 1 0 0 LEAGUE RESULTS Tudor Arms 9 vs. Mud Hans 7. Tudor Arms 11 vs Colebntles 10: Mud Hens 12 vs IF SmartlooMmolinitirp 7. HEST PICKEION LADIES SLG•RfCN Start" for IM Weak a ons Jur 6 LEAGUE ETANown TEAM G *L T PTS Sun Spon Sluggers 4 1 0 0 6 Lagoon 608 3 2 1 0 4 4 2 WCidoo0sMrc 2 0 4 For Lis 3 2 S 0 Two Hearts 3 2 1 0. 1 Bapy's 3 11 I 3 Perm ParNuers 4 1 2 1 3 Rowdies 3 0 3 0 0 Brown Away 3 0 3 0 0 CONSUMI� CAR SRT Feature Car'-- ( 33K) 9%1 1995 CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE Feature Car "• rr •--' - _11 rill I -0 e "t i = l " . __14.lik 73K 62K . � �22K�!1"" � , 73K�. �r�s. - 53 - �. 62K4„� 1993F0\T1AC';1 \BIRDSk: 1990 HONDA ACCORD EXR 1996I4)N I1AC Sl ♦FIRE "W (AUILL Al SLD1\ DF.111,11 Iwl ul.lr ( l TL \95 s( P. sl. 1995 Bt ICK CENTI'RI ' 58K 25 31 72K 45K; 1"4 GRAND.\NI St. \-11 1'195 10%1)A CICIt' til 1991 F.A(;Lk. 1 ki r t\ f %I 199! IH)IH;F: SHAIH)AA 1997 To %Of1 141 PR ,\ GTS I99! COROLLA DX 49K �' 38K >-„ >. 22KT -� �"'K j 6 _ ��88K> 1991 LCNINA \P\ !KIN) 1991 St /I KI 51DF:KICK 1992 "OND', 1'151( U\ 1772 CADILI. A( 11. FF.TTIOOD Wilt 1991 \IF.RI'1'RlTOL'\/ 1"3 \'K PACS\\"f TI RBU 41 entified Super. 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