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friends at Woodlands Centennial Public school year draws to a close.
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Class war?
Durham teachers,
school board at
odds over reforms
BY LINDA WHITE
STAFF REPORTER
Taking elementary school students
back to the basics this fall could spell
chaos in the classroom, a teachers'
union warns.
But a public school board
spokesman says it's ready for the
changes, which include higher stan-
dards in reading, writing and math. In
some areas, students will also be
expected to learn certain tasks two
years earlier than the current system
demand~.
"We're well off to a head start." says
Durham Board of Education superin-
tendent of program Bev Freedman,
who had a role in writing the new cur-
riculum, as did some of the board's
teachers. "We're very confident that we
can support the new curriculum"
Bill Butcher, co -president of the
Ontario Public School Teachers Feder-
ation, Durham district, disagrees. "It
seems pretty unrealistic to have this up
and running by September."
With just a week -and -a -half of
school left before summer vacation,
Ecker wants `tools to fight fraud'
BY KEITH GILLIGAN
AND LINDA WHITE
STAB' REPORTERS
Tough new legislation that promises
stricter rules for people on welfare and
makes it easier for them to be stripped
of benefits "treats the poor like crimi-
nals," says one critic.
"It's a costly load of nonsense,"
Whitby Mayor and Durham Region
health and social services chairman
Tom Edwards says of the new Social
Assistance Reform Act, introduced at
Queen's Park Thursday.
"The government should be spend-
ing money on making job opportuni-
ties or preparing people for job oppor-
tunities."
But Community and Social Ser-
vices Minister and Durham West MPP
Janet Ecker says the bill "gives us the
legislative framework to fully imple-
ment work for workfare. It gives us
better control and the tools to fight
fraud."
A finger -scanning pilot project for
See WELFARE/page 2
JANET ECKER
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teachers are inundated with report
cards and exams, notes Mr. Butcher.
He maintains it's unfair to expect
teachers to enroll in orientation ses-
sions in July and August to learn the
new curriculum at such late notice.
He says teachers have already
planned family vacations and many
have enrolled in other courses at their
own expense and couldn't get a refund
if they dropped out. He also wonders
how teachers at year-round schools —
like C.E. Broughton Public School in
Whitby, which closes for July and re-
opens the first week of August —
would be able to attend orientation ses-
sions.
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Opinions differ on back -to -basics school reform
OPINIONS/From page 1
"This appears to be another one of the
Ministry (of Education and Training)'s bril-
liant ideas that hasn't been thought out;" criti-
cizes Mr. Butcher.
The new curriculum replaces the old Com-
mon Curriculum and is the centrepiece of the
Progressive Conservative government's mas-
sive overhaul of the education system, which
includes the merging of some boards, a reduc-
tion in the numbs of trustees and the respon-
sibility of all education taxes being handed
over to the Province.
The new curriculum follows academic test-
ing that suggests Ontario students lag behind
pupils in other provinces and in other coun-
tries. Ms. Freedman says the new curriculum
is "prescriptive" because it outlines skills and
content expected of each grade, but "doesn't
say how it will be delivered. It recognizes a
teacher's expertise in delivery:'
But Mr. Butcher predicts teacher absen-
teeism will increase when the new curriculum
arrives in September because "it will put
teachers under a lot of stress. It will drive
more people to that edge. We already think
our teachers are running too far, too fast"
Further, he maintains some of the changes
to he introduced by the Province are "dramat-
ic". He points to the expectation that students
meet the new standards before moving into
the next grade as an example. Should a pupil
Welfare reforms rapped by Edwards
WELFARE/From page 1
welfare recipients is under way in
Metro Toronto. "[fit works. we'd
like w proceed with finger scan-
ning" across the province, Ms.
Ecker says.
"One, it will fight fraud and
two it will make it easier for thou
who are eligible and do qualify to
get their benefits"
But Mr. Edwards believes the
measures "hurt the dignity" of
those receiv-
ing welfare.
..The sur-
veillance
system (in
Ontario) has
increased.
T h e r c ' s
always a few•
who will
take advan-
tage of the TONI
system, but
that's a ED%%ARDS
small minor- 'Hurts the
dignity'
Stricter
rules are being put in place to deal
with people who fraudulently try
to claim benefits.
" Nk-c have to do a better job;'
vows Ms. Ecker. " Evcry dollar
that goes to someone who doesn't
deserve it doesn't go to someone
who does.".
If
ocs.'-
If someone is convicted of
fraud. they will lose their benefits
for three rnorlths the first time and
six months the second time.
The legislation also allows the
ministry to share information
with other ministries.
"If you have people double
dipping, such as someone in jail
and still collecting welfare or
someone getting workers' com-
pensation benefits and welfare,
we haven't been able to catch
them very well;' Ms. Ecker notes.
"The Act gives the authority
for the jail computer to talk to the
welfare computer. The
systems can communi-
cate with each other so
we can catch people dou-
ble dipping:' she says.
Once the bill receives
second reading, expected
shortly, a legislative cum -
mince will begin holding
public hearings.
"I hope to get the bill
passed this year. That's
—ml my t►al Ixtt the
On the charge that the govern-
ment is punishing the poor or
being punitive, Ms. Ecker says, "I
reject the criticism quite strong-
ly."
"We're changing the shift
from more of how can we get a
person a cheque to how to get
people the tools to get a job faster.
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will of the legislature will
prevail:' concedes Ms.
Ecker.
The legislation
expands workfare to
include single parents
with sLho o -aged chil-
dren.
The first phase of
workfare only required E
single employable indi-
viduals to take work for
their welfare.
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expanded to the entire A
caseload;' says Ms.
Ecker. "Most dom't want
to be on welfare. 71hey
want to be in the work-
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This is going to be a war with parents"
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Thinking their
way to the top
A team of students from St. Monica Catholic School won second place in
the intermediate division at the recent Ontario Think Bowl 1997 held in
Cobourg. Sporting their silver medals are (from left) Danielle Turney,
Sara Murphy, Sarah Cummings and Karen D'Alimonte. They had to
develop solutions and actions plans to a problem regarding the impor-
tance of arts and physical education for students. They also had to make
a dramatic presentation of their solution.
TIKE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 15, 1"'? - PAGE 3
Durham Region's cops -
covet cash to collar crooks
By MARIANNE TAKACS
STAFF REPORTER
Durham Regional Police have launched a new
campaign to help them nab the bucks they need to
nab the bad guys.
"We need more officers, there are no ifs, ands ur
buts about it;" according to Deputy Chief Derek
Denson. "But they're the biggest expense"
So Deputy Chief Denson, Staff Sergeant Mike
Ewles and Staff Sgt. Gord Mcr mli ie
could be found Thursday morning at the
Waterfront Bistro in Pickering addressing
a meeting of the Joint Boards of Trade
and Chambers of Commerce of Durham
Region. Their video and spoken presenta-
tion on 'The Business of Policing' was
carefully designed to outline the financial
pressures being experienced by the local
police service.
"What we're trying to do is inform the
deal with a population of nearly 480,000.
The police budget for 1997 is about $54 million,
an increase of nearly $2 million over 1996. About
$47 million of the total goes to pay the salaries of
the 583 officers and 160 civilian staff.
Those assembled at Thursday's business break-
fast were told about all the services Durham police
have to provide within that budget. Police must ful-
fill government -mandated duties such as providing
court security and prison escorts which
usually occupy about 98 officers and civil-
ian staff on a continuing basis. There are
over 700,000 calls from the public to han-
dle annually, about 146,000 of which
require the dispatching of officers. About
320 officers per day are required for patrol
duty in Durham's seven police divisions.
Police had to deal with an average of 83
property crimes and 12 violent crimes
against people per day last year in Durham.
public;' said Deputy Chief Denson. "We DEREK There were also eight attempted murders
want to try to get out and explain to our DENSON and four murders in 1996. One person died
community where the police service is, `We need more every 14 days in a traffic accident in the
what we're doing and what we'd like to region, and hundreds were injured.
do:' He said the police service is actively officers'
soliciting invitations to make its presenta-
tion to community and business groups. The hope is
to generate public support for the police which
could be parlayed into support from the Police Ser-
vices Board and Durham Regional Council for an
increased police budget in 1998.
For 1997, police had asked for an increase that
would have allowed the addition of nine officers but
were turned down, according to Deputy Chief Den-
son. He notes the service functioned with 590 offi-
cers in 1991 when Durham's population was about
420,000. but now has to make do with only 583 to
Prostitution sweep J. 7vau
nabs 24 suspects Qua,
Four Aj ax, Pickering
people charged in
Oshawa sting
Four Ajax and Pickering residents
are among those charged after a
three -night police prostitution sting
in and around Oshawa's downtown
core resulted in 24 arrests.
Twenty-three men were charged
with trying to pick up an undercover
police woman posing as a prostitute
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
nights, Durham Regional Police
said.
The sweep mainly targeted the
areas of Mary and Bond streets and
Elm and Celina streets, Sergeant Jim
Grimley said.
Men between the ages of 18 and
65 were charged with
, communicating for the
purpose of prostitu-
tion. They were
released with a court
date.
Among those
arrested was a 23 -
year -old Oshawa man
who faces an additional charge of
possession of a controlled substance,
Sgt. Grimley said.
During the sting, he added, one
woman was charged with assault and
communication for the purpose of
prostitution.
Fifteen of those charged are from
Oshawa, two from Ajax, two from
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Newcastle, Bowmanville, Courtice
and Whitby, police say.
Despite an ongoing campaign by
police to combat prostitution in the
city, Sgt. Grimley said the problem
has not improved.
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dents, police are providing community
programs such as robbery prevention, home/busi-
ness security surveys, school visits, bike patrols.
seniors initiatives, safe community initiatives and
community education.
Deputy Chief Denson noted the police service
has already streamlined management, entered joint
purchasing and other partnerships with other forces,
and turned over jobs to civilians where possible in
order to cut costs.
"the only limitations we face are our resources,
not our creative ideas"
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photo by Walter Passarella
Witty fore chairman
Regional chairman Jim Witty is in the swing of things during the first
annual Regional Chairman's Charity Classic, held Thursday at the
Oshawa Golf Club. The tournament raised more than $71,000 for the
Community Foundation of Durham Region, which grants funds for
local projects on the environment, youth activities, education, recre-
ation and more. With Mr. Witty on the 18th hole, where a hole -in -one
would win the golfer a car, are, from left, Louise Farr, Gordon
Driedger, Eric Sellors, Dave Parr and Roland Campsall. The tourna-
ment was co-sponsored by Buffett Taylor Associates, the Miller
Group and Waste Systems, Valiant Property Management, and
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NA demand...
Nuclear watchdog wants
Province to probe Pickering plant.
PICKERING — Durham Nuclear Aware-
ness has joined other environmental organiza-
tions demanding the Province investi-
gate Ontario Hydro emissions of metal
into Lake Ontario from the Pickering
nuclear plant.
The utility recently admitted to dis-
charging tonnes of toxic metals into
the lake from its Pickering Nuclear
Generating Station, at the rate of 56
tonnes of copper and 22 tonnes of zinc
annually.
The metals have been washed into
the lake b water used t 1 od
gate Ontario Hydro for the metal discharges.
The groups estimate Hydro may have dis-
charged 800 tonnes of copper, 360
tonnes of zinc and 25,000 pounds of
tin into Lake Ontario from the Pick-
ering station since the early 1980s,
They made their request Tuesday
to the Province's Environmental
Commissioner under Ontario's Envi-
ronmental Bill of Rights. Under that
bill, the commissioner must pass the
request to the Minister of Environ-
ment and Energy. The minister must
J o coo c onr - IRENE proceed with the investigation unless
ing condenser tubes which help cool KOCK the request is found to be frivolous,
steam used to drive the station's tur- vexatious or not serious, or the action
bines. Ontario Hydro is conducting its Independent to be investigated is unlikely to cause
own review of the emissions and how review harm to the environment, or if it
they occurred.
"We know that Ontario Hydro has
announced its own investigation:' says DNA
spokesman Irene Kock. "But in light of the
quantities of the toxics emitted into the envi-
ronment and the allegation that Ontario Hydro
knew of these offences for a long time, it is
only appropriate an independent review of the
matter be taken. Those suspected of wrongdo-
ing cannot be expected to conduct an impartial
investigation on their own activities"
DNA, the Sierra Club of Eastern Canada,
Energy Probe, Great Lakes United, the Sierra
Legal Defence
Fund and the
Canadian Envi-
ronmental Law
Association
have asked the
investigations
and enforce-
ment branch of
the Ministry of
the Environ-
ment and Ener-
gy to investi-
Pickering mhikea reward
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for people providing
tips
on illegal dumpers
Rick Johnson to bring notice of his motion last Monday.
"Zero tolerance is what we ha 0
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forward motion before
Pickering Council
PICKERING — Greater rewards
be offered to people willing to report
and act as witnesses to illegal dump-
ing of garbage, according to Ward 3
Pickering Regional Councillor Rick
Johnson.
Coun. Johnson is planning to
bring a motion before Council to
increase the reward to $2,000 from
the current $1,000.
The Town provides the reward to
anyone who supplies information
leading to the conviction of an indi-
vidual who disposes of garbage or
refuse illegally on Town roads or
property.
"We're having problems with peo-
ple dumping on the roadsides," Coun.
Johnson told his colleagues in giving
need to
ve o ow
in this area as well"
The dumping problem in Pickering has
apparently increased with the recent closure of
the Brock West landfill here after a lengthy
legal battle involving the Town, Metro Toronto
and the Province.
Coun. Johnson noted anyone who
reports illegal dumping must usually
write down the licence plate number
of the offender and be prepared to
appear in court as a witness, and that
many people either feel intimidated
by having to appear in court or are
simply reluctant to take the time nec-
essary to do it.
He suggests in his motion that more
RICK people may be willing to follow
JOHNSON through with their reports of illegal
`Problems with dumping if the financial reward is
increased.
people dumping Coun. Johnson's motion is likely to
on roadsides' be dealt with by Pickering Council on
Monday.
would duplicate an ongoing investi-
gation.
The minister must complete the investiga-
tion within 120 days, or give notice as to when
it will be completed, or inform the applicants
within 60 days that no investigation will take
place.
The types of tubes which have been identi-
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Pickering plant are also used at the Bruce
Nuclear Generating Station and coal-fired
power plants in Mississauga, Nanticoke and
Sarnia.
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bins of items available for purchase, at the Aunt Laura's Attic garage sale
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THE (YEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 15, 1997 - PAGE 5
Schools, police work
together to help students
`There are human beings
behind the uniforms'
BY LINDA WHITE
Y1AFT REPOKI1:R
AJAX — ft's been said the Royal Canadian
Mounted Police always get their man. Now they're
getting their students.
The R.C.M.P have embarked on a Partners in
Safety program with Durham Regional
Police which aims to help students at each
of Ajax's four high schools: Exeter, Ajax,
Pickering and Archbishop Denis O'Con-
nor. "I believe we can act as a mentor, a
sounding board and a role model," says
R.C.M.P. Inspector Al Roney of the Bow-
manville detachment. "At the same time,
we can also learn from students. I'm
always amazed by how mature they are."
He point% to Falcon Watch — a pro-
gram similar to Crime Stoppers — put
time with teachers. Students and staff will also visit
R.C.M.P. and Durham police facilities. Finally, the
partners will participate in group discussions on
issues pertaining to youth.
Durham police Inspector John Hamilton, of 19
Division, believes the program will "fill a very large
void". While police now offer numerous programs
to elementary students, "when they get to high
school, boom, that's it. There's no more police in
their lives" unless they have a brush with the law.
"This is probably the time it would be
more beneficial than ever to stay in their
lives," Insp. Hamilton believes. That's
why he has assigned one police officer to
work full-time with high schools.
Mese high schools are really commu-
nities within communities," explains
Insp. Hamilton. "It's important that we
are there, just like we arc there in the larg-
er community."
He believes officers can offer "empathy
together by student% and staff at Exeter. JOHN anti understanding" to student% who will
"You have to give them a lot of credit," HAMILTON learn -there are human beings behind the
Insp. Roney says.uniforms, just as police can get to know
m
While he agrees the programay be 'Fill a very the young people behind the earrings.
particularly helpful for students at risk of large void' The program has gotten off to a
getting involved with drugs or getting in
trouble with the law, "I believe we can touch the
lives of all students in some way."
Exeter held a ceremony Thursday celebrating the
partnership with the R.C.M.P. and Durham police.
The goal of the partnership is to learn from one
another, to share information about community
policing and social issues, and to adopt innovative
and effective programs which help youth.
Tile schools and police force% plan to reach those
goals through drug education in the schools by the
RCMP and safe school program% Offi-
good start at Exeter, according to Sarkis
Kay, who's with special services at the school.
"Officers are mingling with classes, attending staff
meetings and making presentations. They under-
stand how a school operates and can contribute to
certain aspects of curriculum, especially law class-
es.
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to the school has a diflcrent approach. but all are
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Ajax -Pic ening
News Advertiser
Metroland Community dietorials andetters A New
published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday
130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5
PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 Publisher: Tim Whittaker
♦ Editorial
GM stakes
its claim
What a way to break into the Top 10! General
Motors of Canada has earned a place at the table among
the very best automotive plants in North America by
placing two Oshawa plants in the top 10 of a total of 48
auto plants on the continent.
The rankings, compiled annually since 1990 by
Michigan -batted consultants Harbour and Associates,
judges plants on a number of criteria including how
many worker days it takes to build a vehicle, profit mar-
gin per vehicle and labor costs. The report is produced
by James Harbour, a retired Chrysler executive and
uses data provided by the manufacturers themselves.
Cracking the top 10 are the Oshawa truck plant,
which earned ninth place, and Oshawa Car Plant No. I ,
which makes the Chevrolet Lumina, taking 10th place.
By way of comparison with the Smyrna, Tenn. Nissan
car and truck plants which were first and second over-
all for the second straight year, the Oshawa tsar and
truck plants take 2.68 and 3.06 worker days per vehicle
while the Nissan car and truck plants take 2.22 and 2.25
worker days, respectively.
The GM results are encouraging and prove Oshawa
plant workers efficiently produce some of the finest
vehicles in the world. The high rankings are great news
in Ajax and Pickering where a number of feeder plants
produce parts for Oshawa GM plants and where a sub-
stantial number of GM workers live.
Making the results even more pleasing is they were
attained in a year during which GM went through a
five-week strike.
That was certainly felt in the before -tax profit of just
$234 per vehicle for GM in North America. Contrast
that figure with the before -tax profit of $1,868 per vehi-
cle earned by Chrysler, which was number one in that
category among manufacturers for the fourth straight
year.
Yes, GM still has a long way to go to be number one,
but spokesman Greg Gibson is encouraged by the
results he has seen.
"it confirms the long-term strategy we've put in
place is working. It shows we're getting results. We're
not where we want to be yet. We want to be number
one. "
In a ferociously competitive market, General Motors
is proving it wants to climb to the top of the heap.
That's great news for Durham Region.
k __1 To respond to this editorial call Injosource at
683-7040 and dial 5104
• Letters to the editor
Are schools ready for a disaster?
To the ediitor.
Re the June 3 News Advertiser
article headlined 'Living in fear'
by Marianne Takacs, a few points
need to be clarified.
First of all, I was quoted as say-
ing teachers would become hys-
teric=al and abandon their post in
the event of a major disaster. As 1
said to Ms. Takacs, I strongly
believe in the integrity and com-
mitment of our teaching commu-
nity and know they will do their
best to keep our children safe, and
that it was not at the school level
that we had concerns. However, I
did question the Durham Region
Emergency Measures Office
(EMO) and the Durham Board of
Education's responsibility to ade-
quately train the teaching staff for
a nuclear emergency since in a
mock evacuation, the situation is
artificially calm with no hysterical
parents or frightened children.
Finally, would the teaching com-
munity have the needed resources
to bring the children to safety, like
buses and drivers.
When we questioned Durham
EMO officials about adequate
busing for our children (no repre-
sentative from the Durham Board
of Educatjon was present), they
could not answer our questions
because they had not been privy to
the Durham board's evacuation
plan. This on its own should raise
concern. Our own emergency task
face has no information about the
e%acuation plans of the school
boards. Maybe a member of each
school board should sit on this
emergency committee since they
are responsible for many children.
Secondly, to state that bus dri-
vers were "only" low -paid part-
timers diminishes their everyday
responsibilities. However, we did
ask the Durham EMO if it felt the
bus drivers were adequately
trained or even paid to enter an
emergency zone to pick up chil-
dren, especially those who travel
with their own small children. We
are not so confident.
Thirdly, although Mr. Sexstone
reports the baud has 435 buses
available to evacuate 35 public
schools, and he is confident we
will never have to evacuate the 10 -
kilometre zone at one time, should
we consider that the separate and
public school boards will be
piggy -backing buses in September
to save costs by eliminating buses
and drivers? Therefore those 435
buses will need to pick up more
children at more schools. Is it pos-
sible we do not have adequately
trained emergency drivers or even
enough drivers for 435 buses?
And what if we have to evacuate
the 10 -km zone at once?
Are we really prepared for the
wast -case scenario or are we just
hoping we never [teed to find out?
BLAKE
PURDY
News
Editor
Disguise me
as a winner
Dear Bobs:
It's come to my attention that the News Advertiser
has been nominated for a national writing award. I
found out by reading the congratulatory note to
reporter Marianne Takacs that was posted on the office
bulletin board. That's how I keep up to speed on inter-
office happenings since I don't appear to be part of the
loop.
I'm offering to represent our publication at the
Canadian Community Newspapers Association's
annual convention July 23 to 26 when the awards will
be handed out in Whistler, B.C. Yes, I am willing to
leave my post for a couple of days to travel halfway
across the country to that Godforsaken outpost to
spend half a week at a boring convention. Here's why:
1) Since Marianne is obviously a valued member of
the newsroom, being an award -nominated journalist
and all, she would be missed if you were to send her to
B.C. I trust that you'll concur with my assessment that
my absence would leave less of a void to fill. 1 still
remember when I came back from a three-week vaca-
tion in 1995 and you asked "How was lunch?"
2) The award Ms. Takac:s is nominated for should
he looked upon as a team award, not an individual one.
(a) If my memory serves me correctly, it was at that
one newsroom meeting I wasn't late for last year that
we planned the story that's up for an award. You may
recall my considerable input. What you misinterpreted
as me slumping forward in my chair falling asleep was
actually me nodding my head in agreement that the
story sounded like a swell idea.
(b) After Marianne submitted the story, I had to do
much work in my capacity as nuze edider to fix it uF
right. I recall that, at the very least, I had to cross two
Ts, dot one ' i' and change a semi -colon to a period.
3) Ms. Takacs is an abstainer and would therefore
M make proper use of the mini -bar in the convention
hotel room. Additionally, she lacks the social skills to
properly mingle in the CCNA hospitality suites, lamp-
shade on her head, slurring to every individual assem-
bled "I'm whetting my whistle in Whistler."
4) The chance of me ever being nominated for a
journalism award is somewhere between zilch and nil.
Please let me experience the thrill of victory just once
in my pitiful life. I will pack a dress and shave my legs
in the event the CCNA judges call out "And, the win-
ner is Marianne Takacs."
5) The convention dovetails nicely with my vaca-
tion. As the CCNA proceedings wind down, my holi-
days start. So, I'd just be away for two-ard-a-half
weeks. Not even long enough for lunch.
'Inch for your cosi& ratiioa,
ial>tlte
Carry AYaotb t'' Blake Purdy is a regular contributor to our Sunday col-
umn nutation To respond to this coGewut call lnjosourre
at 683-7040 and dial 5106
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Trustees study to make safer
School board to nines safe. "'Us' means everybody. We as a The task force set up last fall after resi- Council earlier this spring. Town staff have
board should certainly look at this report," she dents of Pickering expressed their concerns been asked to report back to Council un
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PICKERING — Durham Board
of Education trustees will consider
what they can do to help make Picker-
ing's neighborhoods safer.
After a presentation by the co-
chairmen of Pickering's Safe Neigh-
bour Task Force Monday night,
trustees voted to have the administra-
tion council review the task force's
recommendations to see if the board
can help make Pickering safer.
"I think we should have a close
look at it," said board vice-chairman
Bobbie Drew, a Scugog trustee.
But she said Pickering's leadership
in neighborhood safety should not be
limited by the town's borders.
'.It's some-
thing we can take
into considera-
tion for all of our
communities."
she said.
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region_ 'Us means
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the school board.
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ing the importance of the board's
involvement in any plans Pickering
develops for improving neighborhood
sarety.
The recommendations include
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public buildings, designs of public
buildings and area,that take safety
into consideration, adoption of parks
by schools and community groups,
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increased Town programs for young
people, safety and education of chil-
dren and community policing.
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served on the task force. said the
board is part or the community and
must do what it can to make commu-
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GM plants break top 10 ien latest rankings
BY BRIAN LEGREE
DURHAM STAFF
OSHAWA — Oshawa's General
Motors' car and truck plants are among
the most productive in North America.
So says Michigan-based consultants
Harbour and Associates, which have put
General Motors Oshawa car plant No. I
and truck plant among its top -10 car and
truck operations among the 48 auto
assembly plants in North America in its
annual Harbour Report.
Nissan plants in Smyrna, Tenn.
topped both the car and truck plant
rankings, while GM's Oshawa truck
plant was ranked ninth and car plant No.
1, which makes the Chevrolet Lumina,
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"We're not where we want to be yet,
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SUNDAY, JUNE 15
PICNIC: The mayor and council of
Ajax invite residents to a town picnic,
part of Ajax Home Week, from I I am.
to 2 p.m. at the waterfront, at Harwood
Avenue and Lake ]Driveway. There are
children' activities, entertainment and a
barbecue hosted by the Ajax Optimists
Club. Park free at the Harwood Plaza
and catch a free shuttle bus to the water-
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MONDAY, JUNE 16
POETS: The Writers' Circle of Durham
Region holds Open Stage Poetry Night
from 7 to 9 p.m. at A Different Drum
Cafe, Bruce and Celina Sts., Oshawa.
Free admission, all welcome. Poets
wishing to read and songwriters wishing
to perform should call Kay Finner at
579-6613.
DJ: The Canadian Disc Jockey Associa-
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Plummer St., Units 1 and 2, Pickering.
683-6704,6864810.
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Titer: will also be a flower show.
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Trckets, at $7, are available at the door
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CAPIQ Tate Canadian Association for
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Dunbarton High Theatre Sports Club.
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1212. _ _ __..-
Harbour's rankings are based on how many
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labor costs.
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highest profit producer recording a $1,868 per
vehicle profit before tax. -
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America," the report says.
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photo by Ron Pietroniro
Student leaders
Exeter High School and its community service partners recently handed out
awards to 121 students who have taken part in the school's citizenship vol-
unteer program this year. Two students who received awards are (from left)
Shanvn Godward, who volunteers at a riding stable for special needs chil-
dren, and Rob Carter, who volunteers for Roger's Cahlc,
Durham
College offers
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The Durham Management Centre
at Durham College will hold a fast-
track computer training program
beginning this month for those inter-
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The full-time, seven-month pro-
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will be offered again beginning Sept.
15. Students must have their Grade 12
diploma or equivalent and must pos-
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Durham College's Skills Training
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If you're tired of raking and bagging your
grass clippings, Durham Region Works Depart-
menj has a great idea for you.
Grasscycling, the newest trend in lawn care,
simply means leaving your grass clippings
where they lie. As Sherri Munns-Audet, waste
reduction technician for Durham Region points
out, the idea isn't new.
"Grasscycling is getting back to basics," says
tits. Munns-Audet. "Recycling your grass clip-
pings is good for your lawn and can reduce the
need for chemical fertilizers by 30 per cent."
The benefits of grasscycling are considerable.
It saves time, reduces waste and leads to a deep-
er, healthier root system that increases your
lawn's resistance to disease, drought and insects.
Ms. Munns-Audet also points out grasscy-
cling helps retain moisture in the soil, which
means less time watering your lawn and helps
cut down on your water bill. According to a
recent brochure put out by Metro Works Depart-
ment• short grass clippings are nature's gift to
your lawn. They return valuable nutrients like
nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium to the soil,
as well as water. Being 90 per cent water, they
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when you consider all the benefits," says M`
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"There are lots of wonderful things to do in
Durham in the summer. Why bother wasting
time raking your lawn when it is so much better
to simply grasscycle?"
A recent study found that 147 homeowners
who quit bagging their clippings save an average
of 35 minutes per mowing. That's an average of
seven hours per season, or a day at the beach.
No special equipment is required to grasscy-
cle. The key is to keep your lawnmower's blades
sharp and cut when your grass is dry. If you let
your grass get too long between clippings, you
may have to run your mower over the clippings
a second time.
Ms. Munns-Audet says the most common
misconception about grasscycling is it causes
thatch. -Clippings and thatch are simply not
connected. Thatch results from the abnormally
fast growth of roots and other plant tissues and is
caused by over -watering and over -fertilizing."
Grass clippings left on the lawn decay quickl}
and return valuable nutrients to your grass.
To get your free 'We Grasscycle' sign, call
Durham Region Works Department at 668-7721
or 1-800-372-1103.
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Hire a Student Week begi
Activities planned
to help encourage
student employment
Hire a Student Week kicks off across
the country Monday and several special
events have been planned here.
The Ajax/Pickering Human Resource
Centre for Students has organized numer-
ous local events for the week. Monday has
been designated Hire A Student Day by
Ajax Mayor Steve Parish and Pickering
Mayor Wayne Arthurs.
In the morning, the Human Resource
Centre will hold a Balloon Send -Off with
a Hire A Student message printed on each
ba 11 oon.
That afternoon, its Windshield Washing
Crew kicks into action at the Ajax
McDonald's drive-through, offering
motorists a free windshield wash.
Employers are invited to speak to vol-
unteers at the centre about hiring a stu-
dent.
That day also marks the beginning of
the Employer Contest, with the name of
each employer who hires a student during
the week being placed into a prize draw.
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s in Aj*ax and Pickering
A coloring contest will be held Tues-
day in all elementary schools in Pickering
to help advertise the centre's Odd Job
Squad.
Prizes will be awarded to the top
entries from each age group. The centre
will also put up a Resume Wall in the Ajax
Community Centre, with resumes of some
of the students looking for work this sum-
mer. A Summer Employment Officer will
be on hand to talk to employers.
On Wednesday, the Resume Wall will
move to the Pickering Town Centre.
The centre's Hire A Student Mobile
will hit the streets Thursday. visiting
Durham area seniors underwhelmed by
extension of drug plan deductible period
Province
changes fee
schedule
BY SUSAN O'NEILL
DURHAM STAFF
While the provincial
government has
announced it will amend a
shortfall in the drug bene-
fit plan for seniors, some
local seniors say user fees
should never have been
implemented to begin
with.
Seniors who -paid the
SHM fee for the plan last
Jule had been tulcl ih,: tee
photo by A.J. Groen
Push or pedal?
Is it a wheelchair? A bicycle? Well, it's both. St.
James Catholic School principal Dave Hodkinson
pedals young student Carolyn Latour down Har-
wood Avenue on their way back to the school from
mass services at St. Bernadette Church in a special
wheelchair -bicycle. The hybrid vehicle was pur-
chased for her by local service clubs in the com-
munity. Until now, Carolyn has always had to take
a bus to mass, while her fellow students walked the
hors distance. -
needed to be renewed on
April 1, three months short
of a year.
However, the province
has rectified its plans and
extended coverage to
ensure seniors get their
money's worth.
Cam Jackson, minister
responsible for seniors,
and Jim Wilson, health
minister, announced Tues-
day the benefit year for the
Ontario Drug Benefit pro-
gram which began April
1,1997 will be extended
until July 31,1998.
"The implementation of
the deductible in 1996 was
delayed by three -and -a -
hal f months," said Mr.
Wilson in a prepared state-
ment.
"The extension of the
benefit year ensures
seniors get a full year of
coverage in the program
for their deductible."
Yet some seniors say
they are still getting shaft-
ed.
..I don't believe in user
fees," says 66 -year-old
Bob McGillis of Oshawa.
"It should have been left
the way it was before...it
hurts me to see the system
being dragged down."
The Ontario Drug Bene-
fit program covers over
2,700 prescription drug
products for those over 65
years of age and social
assistance recipients.
However, there are
additional dispensing
charges for prescriptions
and some drugs still aren't
covered under the plan and
have to be paid for out of
pocket.
Oshawa's Mary Thomp-
son, 79, says while the
government did the right
thing in extending cover-
age to compensate for the
shortfall she still isn't
thrilled with the plan.
" 1 don't like it much."
she says. "But you're stuck
with it."
However, Leonard Har-
rison, president of the
United Senior Citizens of
Ontario, says -When you
look at the whole package,
it's a good result for
seniors."
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job order for students. Once the job order
is placed, the mobile will drive to the
employer with a prize donated by local
businesses and organizations.
Friday marks the close of Hire A Stu-
dent Week. Prizes from the employer con-
test and coloring contest will be awarded
and an open house will be held at the cen-
tre for employers.
For more information, call 83 1 -7651 or
drop by the centre at 1400 Bayly St.. Pick-
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rider...
The spills and thrills of mountain bike racing
Bl' ALLAN BRITNELL
SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER
"How much longer?" I asked the rider
next to me.
He looked down at his odometer and
mumbled. "About 10 K."
"Oh," I groaned back, suddenly feeling
deflated.
All that sweat, dirt and total body pain
and so far I'd barely finished half of the
25 -km course. Was I going to make it?
There's only one way to find out. Keep
pedalling.
I was in the middle of the first annual
Dagmar Derailleur Destroyer mountain
bike race, the second event in a four -race
series called the Enduro cup.
This one took place on some of the
biggest hills, longest trails and tightest
forest paths at the the Dagmar Mountain
Biking Centre (a.k.a. Dagmar Ski Resort
when there is snow on the ground).
It was a gorgeous day last Sunday
morning when we began and an hour later
a bunch of aching muscles still couldn't
detract from the beauty of the day.
It was the first race I'd ever been in
and even though at times it felt like it was
never going to end. I was loving it.
There are certain sounds you hear in a
mountain bike race: the click -click -click
of riders quickly changing gears as they
approach a hill, the squeal of break pads
as they cruise down the fun side, and the
occasional "Ow!" and other unprintable
cries as bikers and bikes hit their breaking
points.
And, there are the sights: panoramic
views from the crest of a hill taken in
quickly before diving into the descent,
the thrilling rush of racing past trees on
tight wooded trails, and of course the der-
rier of the rider who's in front of you.
And you can't forget the casualties:
bikers resting on their seats while a frus-
trated rider searches his pouch for the
right tool, shirts and skin ripped from
leaning in too close on a turn, and a few
photo by Andrew Iwanowski
Ajax resident Allan Britnell, armed with appropriate gear, a mountain bike in good
working order and a desire to run with the best, tested his skills at Dagmar last
weekend in a mountain bike race. The gruelling 25 -kilometre course gave Mr. Brit-
nell a crash -course, literally, in the world of mountain bike racing. He faced off
against other competitors at the first annual Dagmar Derailleur Destroyer race last
weekend.
of the more serious kind — one broken
collarbone, one dislocated elbow (a park-
ing lot casualty) and assorted scrapes and
bruises.
But even though my legs were burn-
ing, my chest was pounding and every
part of my body was screaming at me to
stop, I was still having fun.
Grade 8 whiz
beats Durham
high schoolers
at science fair
OSHAWA — A Sunset Heights
also normally gets to compete in the
Public School student has done what
national science fair, this year held in
only one other elementary pupil has
Regina. But due to 1996 budget cuts
done before — win the grand prize at
by the board, the committee couldn't
the Durham Board of Education's
afford to send Gwen, Mr. Hingston
regional science fair.
said.
Gwen Scholtzhauer, a Grade 8 stu-
"I had wanted to go," Gwen said.
dent, was presented the grand prize
"They tried to find some way for me to
trophy at a board meeting Monday
go but it's not an important thing."
night for having the best science pro-
Science is, however. She'll spend
ject at the regional fair. She also
part of her summer holidays at a sci-
received a cheque for $225.
ence camp at the University of Water -
Her project, The Trouble with
loo, studying space and astronomy,
Treats, looked at the ash content in
before heading to O'Neill Collegiate in
treats available for cats as compared to
the fall. The camp
the amount of ash found in regular cat
is co-sponsored by
food. At the science fair, she also won
Canadian astro-
the Ontario Public School Teachers'
naut Dr. Roberta 1
Federation award, the Durham Region
Bondar. Mr.
Veterinary Association's award and the
Hingston said he's oil
Director's award
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Usually, the best of fair prize goes to talk to any local LOWER
to secondary school students, said sci- businesses or NEW PERMAN
ence fair chairman Wayne Hingston in industries interest -
an interview Tuesday. ed in research
Only one other elementary student who'd like to
has won, and that was about a decade sponsor students
ago, he said. for future national
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For every awful trek uphill, there's a
crazy run on the downhill side. For every
log that throws you from your bike,
there's another rider who quips, "Wel-
come to the club."
Willpower keeps you going. The ban-
ter keeps it fun.
Approaching the two-hour mark, I was
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all alone on the trail, lost in a trance of
endless pedalling.
"fired but still going.
Suddeniy I came out of the woods and
found myself on a wide-open grassy road -
,way. Could this actually be it?
1 came around the bend to the cheers of
,,pectators and found myself a couple of
hundred metres from the finish line. Fol-
low the pylons and yellow caution tape
and voila, I'd done it.
Times are recorded electronically and
.ou can check the results posted after the
race to see how well you did, and how
many people you beat.
But the Enduro Cup series is intended
I'or fun and fitness. Of course, some of the
racers just aren't human. Like those who
Finished the 50 -km Enduro race who did
the entire winding course, not once but
twice.
But anyone can enter and all types do:
young, old, men, women, team racers and
weekend riders.
Prizes were given out to the top male
and female to finish the 50 -km course —
Marc Freemantle and Kim Haagmans-
Hawke.
Other prizes like clothes, bike acces-
sories and other gear were given away in
a random draw open to all competitors.
The $27 pre -registration day fee ($32
on race day) gets you entered in the event,
a free T-shirt and water bottle, and lunch
after the race.
The next event, the Ganaraska Gear
Grinder, takes place on Sunday, July 27 at
the Ganaraska Conservation Area. I'm
already looking forward to it.
For more information on that race, call
Chico Racing at 905-852-0381.
-- Allan Britnell is an Ajax resident
who provides occasional freelance fea-
tures to the Ajax -Pickering
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Whiz kids
Pickering9s Pine Ridge students are math masters
PICKERING — Students at
League competition, Pine Ridge stood sec-
He also got a score of over 100 on the
150 is invited to write the American Invita-
Pine Ridge Secondary School made
and in the region for the second year.
American High School Math Examination,
tional Math Examination. Paul was invited
their participation in a series of
Paul Sliwowicz was tied for the third
a college entrance test.
to write the test in 1997, the second straight
math contests count this year.
highest score in Canada.
Anyone who gets more than 100 out of
year.
Math department head Carl
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Stewart said students stood in the
top 10 out of 49 zone schools in
four out of five University of Water -
loo math contests this spring, the
best results in the school's five-year
history.
"We're really proud of the stu-
dents," he said.
Students entered the university
contests according to grade. In the '
Grade 9 contest, called the Pascal,
the team of Laura Blease, Sarah
Dragon and Shahin Sarangi placed
Two
ways to look �
performance. �
1 1 out of the 49 schools in the zone, —
which covers Pickering to Port
Hope to Haliburton. Laura placed in
the top three per cent of all com-
petitors in Canada. y y FAS T. 2 0 9
The Grade 10 or Ca le contest ' 9? Sunfire 1 re Coupe
team of Scott Adolph, Meghan
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Young and Vanessa Kemp placed
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competitors.
In the Grade I I or Fermat con-
test, Jonathon Horning, Nevin
Rathee and Patrick Finnson finished
eighth in the zone.
In the Grade 12 or Euclid con-
test, Daryl McEachern, Bessie
Bovolaneas and Melissa Grimshaw
placed third in the zone. Daryl was
in the top four per cent of all com-
petitors.
At the OAC or Descartes level,
Amit Thakar, Paul Sliwowicz and
Satish Mathew won the zone. Amit
was second in the zone and in the
top one per cent of all competitors
in Canada. He was placed on the
Canadian honor roll.
In the Durham mathematics com-
petition, Laura Blease, Meghan
Young and Denise Ong placed
fourth among all Durham high
schools. At the Durham computer
team contest, Paul Sliwowicz,
Kareem Sheehata, Daryl McEach-
ern and Chris McNabney were fifth.
In the Canadian computing contest
at Waterloo, Kareem Sheehata was
the best Pine Ridge student and in
the top three per cent of Canadian
competitors.
In the Canadian Mathematics
Strawberry
socials set -
If you're looking for some time
out to celebrate the arrival of sum-
mer, a couple of upcoming events
may be the `berry' thing you need.
On Monday, June 16 the Ordi
he Eastern Star hosts a strawb
luncheon at the Masonic hall, E
2 and Mill Street inPickering
lage.
Sittings are scheduled at I
a.m. and 12:30 p.m. Tickets, at
are available at the door or by
ing Joan at 427-2689.
Later in the week, on Satur
June 21, Amberlea Presbyte
Church hosts its own strawb
social and craft sale with two
tings, at 4 and 6 p.m. at the cht
1820 Whites Rd., Pickering.
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You can help...
Groups in Ajax
and Pickering seek
talented volunteers
Ask not what your community can
do for you. Ask what you can do for
your community.
As the memory of the late John F.
Kennedy's 80th birthday fades, that
thought from the former U.S. President
is just as pertinent today as when it was
first put forward.
There's a lot you can do for your
community, by lending your free .time
and your wealth of talents as a volun-
teer to help less fortunate people living
in your town.
Several local agencies want you as a
volunteer member of their teams.
Kinark Child and Family Ser-
vices: Share your parenting skills and
experiences with other parents needing
support. Training and supervision will
he provided to assist you in making the
difference for a family. Or spend some
leisure time with a special needs child.
develop hobbies and interests that the
two of you can share. Call Wendy
Swinden at 433-0386, ext. 308.
Nleals-on-Wheels - Ajax -Picker-
ing Red Cross: Volunteer drivers and
packers arc urgently needed to help
deliver this vital service five days a
week. If you can spare one -and -a -half
hours once a week. from 1 1 :30 a.m. to
p.m., call 420-3383.
Ontario 'March of Dimes: The
annual fund-raising campaign is in
urgent need of co-ordinators, captains,
telemarketers and canvassers. Have fun
with other volunteers who are making a
difference. Volunteers are also required
to assist with special events and bingo.
All volunteers enjoy excellent train-
ing, flexible hours and a great opportu-
nity to help adults who are physically
challenged. For more information, con-
tact Denise Harding at 434-5280.
Pickering's Bear Necessities:
Needs stuffed animals to refurbish and
donate to locate women's shelters. Call
Brenda at 839-2141.
Pickering Reading Circle: Look-
ing for volunteers to read abd to listen
to children four to 12 read in English or
French Saturdays from 9:30 to 10:30
a.m. Call 839-3037.
Stewart Group Homes: Spare a
few hours to help special needs chil-
dren. By simply pushing a wheelchair
around the block, you can give a hand-
icapped child pleasure. Call 686-3111.
Volunteer Services of Victorian
Order of Nurses - Durham Branch:
Calling all men and women. of all ages.
from all over Durham Region. Share a
special friendship with a senior. ill or
disabled person who needs you.
If you care about others, you can be
a Friendly Visitor. Call the Friendly
Visitor Program of V.O.N. Durham
today at 571-3151 or 1-800-263-7970.
Whitby Jail: Volunteers provide
tutoring to offenders participating in
correspondence courses, basic literacy
classes or educational upgrading. Inter-
ested people over I8 can call Judy
Skinner at 668-7791.
William Peak Co -Operative
Homes Reading Circle: Looking for
volunteers to read or to listen to chil-
dren four to 12 years of age Tuesdays
6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Call Debbie
McMullen at 428-0573 for more infor-
mation.
YMCA Durham Region: The
Durham Supervised Access Program is
one of 14 across Ontario where the
children of divorced or separated par-
ents may visit with their non-custodial
parent in a safe and supervised setting.
This is a volunteer -driven program
of the YMCA. Volunteers are required
to supervise visits between the child
and the non-custodial parent in a group
setting.They will summarize and
record the activities of the visit for
court purposes. Volunteers should have
some experience working with chil-
dren.
They are required to provide three
references, undergo a criminal record
check and to attend orientation, train-
ing, ongoing workshops and meetings.
For more information, contact Durham
Supervised Access Program at 668-
9218.
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Volunteer Corner is produced by
Information Ajax -Pickering in
co-operation with the Ajax and
Pickering News Advertiser
newspapers. To have your
organcation listed in Volunteer
Corner, contact Noreen at
686-2661.
Christian Women talk kitchens
PICKERING -- A morning of
discussion and fellowship is planned
next Thursday when the Ajax -Picker-
ing Christian Women's Club meets.
The community-based organiza-
tion meets Thursday, June 19 from
9:30 to 11:15 a.m. at Gallantry's
Banquet Room, lower level, Picker-
ing Town Centre.
Cathv Barber of The Pampered
Chef discusses The Kitchen Store
That Comes to Your Door at the
meeting.
Interested participants are asked
to reserve by June 17 at 9 a.m. at
427-5445 (Karen).
Cost is $5 per person; first -timers
are half price.
Free babysitting for pre-schoolers
is available.
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PICKERING Pine Ridge Secondary PineRidgeband plays a wide variety of
school's Big Band will perform a free concert at material including big band, swing and contem-
:the new gazebo in Esplanade Park, behind the porary Jazz.
Pickering Civic Complex. on Tuesday, June 17, Most recently, the band won a gold rating
in
starting at 7 p.m. the Southern Ontario Band Festival.
The Big Band was formed in Pine Ridge's For its performance at the gazebo, the Big
first year of operation five years ago and has Band will feature a number of local jazz artists
become an important component of the school's who'll join in for the occasion.
.music department. It's comprised of 20 musi- The concert will be cancelled in the event of
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Home Week festivities wrapu Sundayin Aj*ax
AJAX — Ajax Home Week ends with a
bang on Sunday and there are plenty of activi-
ties pancaked into the final day.
June 15 is Father's Day and you can treat
dad to breakfast courtesy of the Ajax Rotary
Club. The club's annual pancake breakfast is
being held from 8 to I I a.m. at the Monarch
Avenue soccer field by the Ajax Community
el
Centre and the cost is $3 for adults and $2 for The feature race is the Mayor's Derby. Free Way of Ajax -Pickering, is hosted by KX96
children. The Town is holding a picnic from I I admission and parking is available when you FM, with live entertainment. A free cake and
a.m. to 2 p.m. and everyone is invited. It's tell staff at the gate you're from Ajax. an early -bird draw for a United Way Dream
being held at Harwood Avenue South and There's a Music in the Park concert from I Vacation is at the .Ajax waterfront at 4 p.m.
Lake Driveway and admission is free but to 4 p.m. at Rotary Park on Lake Driveway Sea Scouts of Canada By "the Lake will
there's a nominal cost for food. Ajax Day at the West. Park your car at the Ajax BIA Plaza and have refreshment~ and fun just prior to the fire -
Races is from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. at Picov take the Harwood bus to the lake for free. work,,. Home Werk fireworks will start around
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Durham woman extends hand to grieving faimlie
Sandi Pniauskas forms
support group to cope with
loss of a loved one
BY SUSAN O'NEILL
DURHAM STAFF
WHITBY — A Whitby woman whose mother
was killed in a horrific highway accident almost
two years ago is starting a support group for peo-
ple who have lost loved ones to collisions on
Ontario's roads.
Sandi Pniauskas' mother Jacqueline Wood, 62.
and her mother's companion Julien Bauwens• 71.
were killed instantly on Hwy. 17 just east of
Kenora when a tractor trailer carrying steel pirc,,
careened into
their white
Acclaim on Aug.
27, 1995.
"I don't think
anybody in this
whole world
should have to
go through this
situation:' says
Mrs. Pniauskas.
Frustration is
too light a
word...it's a
combination of
frustration, anger
and outrage"
The non-prof-
it organization
she is in the SANDI
process of estab- PNIAUSKAS
fishing will be Wants to help others
called the High-
way Ontario
LOSS Association (LOSS stands for Loss and
Obligations for Safety Solutions). The group will
have two main thrusts.
'-[be association will offer support for people
who have gone through these types of situations;'
she says, adding it will provide people with a
place to go where they can work through their
loss on a "personal level".
She says the other objective is "to make the
people who make the decisions accountable" and
to encourage people to speak out.
Mrs. Pniauskas says her mother and friend,
who lived in Alberta, were heading to Ontario to
visit family when the accident occurred.
The truck came around a corner on a stretch of
the two-lane highway at Dogtooth Lake and lost
control, Mrs. Pniauskas says.
"It slid diagonally across the highway into my
mom's lane. They had nowhere to go. The tractor
trailer basically slid across the car."
Head injury
,group hosts
-annual meeting
The executive director of the
Ontario Brain Injury Association is
the guest speaker when a Durham
-head-injury group meets next
.week.
Dr. Barry Willer of the provin-
cial group will address members of
the Durham Region Head Injury
Association Wednesday, June 18 as
part of the group's annual general
meeting.
It takes place at 7:30 p.m. at
Centennial Albert United Church,
,19 Rosehill Blvd., Oshawa.
The election of a new board of
directors is also on the meeting
agenda.
Call 723-2732 for transportation
io more inform fyioa.
,t�tsxs�rZ';i,r;�#
She says the driver was charged with crossing
left of centre and careless driving, but the Crown
dropped the careless driving charge at the Oct. 3,
1995 court case and the driver was fined $500.
Despite her efforts, Mrs. Pniauskas says an
inquest was never called into the accident.
She says the structure of the highway and its
outdated design were to blame for the collision,
adding she filed a claim against the provincial
government for non -repair of the highway but
was told driver error was the cause.
However, Mrs. Pniauskas notes, the site of the
accident is currently being reconstructed to lessen
the curve on the highway.
She admits the roads and highways are in fair-
ly good condition in the GTA but says when you
travel out of town you don't know where the
problems are and what the roads are like.
Transportation Minister Al Palladini told the
News Advertiser "road conditions are not in the
best shape:' but says it is not the "main contribut-
ing factor" to collisions on Ontario's highways.
"Obviously road conditions can make an
impact:" he says. "It's easy to make an excuse" If
truck drivers blame roads for accidents then
"Why aren't the good carriers having the same
problems?"
The minister says mainte-
nance "is where the main
problem lies" with the major-
ity of accidents involving
trucks.
However, in the case of the �+�1
accident that killed Mrs. Pniror-10
-
auskas' mother and her
friend, maintenance was not
cited as a factor.
Mrs. Pniauskas says no
one has taken responsibility e
for the deaths. "The govern- e
ment washed their hands of
it."
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This horrific accident on Hwy. 17 in northern Ontario claimed the life of
Jacqueline Wood on Aug. 27, 1995. Mrs. Wood was the mother of Whit-
by resident Sandi Pniauskas and the tragedy led to her initiative in form-
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people who have lost a loved one in a fatal car crash.
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Name DroppinginAj*ax and Pirte: , gX
50th Anniversary Birthday Birthdays Birthdays
Long - t i m cDillon Lavin- i The cuties in the Anagnos
Ajax residents lette was the cen- takos home had back-to-back
Ruby and Jim tre of attention on ' ri birthdays in May. Alex turned
Waddell cele- June 4 because he F .� ;'" three on
brated their 50th turned nine. The '' May 30
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anniversary on "awesome kid" is and sister
June 7. Love, n I y
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congratulations to a great baseball a_ celebrated 7,
and wishes for season. "Hit one her first
many more from their son David. out of the park "Our sweeties" in the Pickles birthday on May 31. "Happy birthday
home arc growing up quickly. Ali- girls. Love and kisses from Mommy
this year son. Love ya lots" from
Mom, Dad, Rachele and Fairen. son turned three on May 22 and and Daddy." And, Leo turned 30 on
BirthdayMay 17. "Lots of love and best wishes
Amanda is six on June 15. Happy Y
"Uur goofy, birthday wishes to the loving sis- to you too Daddy. Love from your girls. Fish on."
grumpy, hug- Birthday tern from family and friends. Love
gable son" I always from Mom and Dad. BirthdayAnniversa
ty
Graeme Ian' ' ---- -
Russell turned „FN Birthday Tricia England turned
eight on June 10.
WishingGraeme a ha birthda} t. A ciaie with a 18 on
happy ' big smile cele -F14
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and love always were Mom, Dad. and the
braces her first
brother Scott, Grandpa C.. family in birthda on June,
Pickering
Scotland and pets Laddie, Willy, Kim -Marie Meeker reached a y H i g h
Keiko and Oreo. 1 S. Wishing
- i milestone age on June 11, as she Brooke Sawyer S c h o o I
-- - turned 40. The 31st Pickering a happy birthday with lo%c are Na ` student
BirthdayBrownies wished her a "Happy has an
Na, Pa Pa, Mom, Dad, Michelle, b
June 19 is a birthday wise owl." Grandma and Grandpa interesting summer
big day for __ _ planned. Tricia has been
selected as the Cadet
Devon Cheong. ,., : Birthday
because he'll be Birthday Coxswain at HMCS June I was a special day
nine. Wishing r� A very spe- "Our lovely Ontario Sea Cadet Summer for Deb and Rick Losee,
cial girl in the +.. daughter- Dean- Training Centre in as they celebrated their first
the big shark fan Kinsman house �•-� g Kingston. Lots of love anniversary. The still won -
and love are turned three on Heron turned from Mom, Dad, Tara, derfully happy couple live
Mom, Dad, Brandon and Megan. June 3. Happy three on June 12. Gramma and Grampa. and work in Ajax.
birthday and Sending Deanna - - — -
love for Kaitlyn love and kisses are Mommy, Daddy, BirthdCly
Birthdayfrom Mommy, Daddy and Kyle.
s Janelle, Ashton and Marshall. "We
The big guy i - hope you get your wishes.- "Our little sweet -
has reached dou- Birthday
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heart" Kelsey Ford i
digits. Matt w C h a r l e n e ' Birthdayturned four on June 14
Gilligan turned Browett was and she'll start kinder -
10 on June 6 with l I A curie turned two on June 14.
"',�' ` treated to a big � garten in September.
best wishes for a
party in advance - Best wishes and Happy birthday and love
happy birthday of her eighth �` love for Lucy .`iE� from Oma and Opa.
from Mom, Dad. Black from
brothers Mike and Geoff, Grande- i
birthday. Her big Mom, Dad,
day was l2, L ys
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Scott, Chris, Sydney and Amy, Mom and Dad love you tons and ma, Chris, her
Aunts Susan and Diane, Uncles aunts, uncles It's been a busy
Keith, Mike and Gord, and feline send lots of hugs and kisses. And, and cousins. birthday time at the
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fun at our art V
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Birthday Birthday was 12 on June S.
Codi turned one on June 5 with Happy fourth birthday wishes went Wishing the Pair a
happy birthday wishes and love from to Adam on June 10 and he's having " happy birthday with
Mommy, Grandma and Grandpa ` two parties to celebrate. Happy birthday rs lots of love were
Mom and Dad
Conway, Auntie Shannon and to their buddy from Mommy, Daddy
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Rebecca Jamurat (left) and Trish Riley are almost hidden by some of the
stuffed toys they collected for Denise House, a shelter for abused women and
their children in Oshawa. The two students of St. Wilfrid Catholic School in
Pickering collected toys as a community service project for their confirma-
tion, a pledge to their faith. This is the third project the girls have worked on.
Durham immunization
clinics begin June 26
The Durham Region Health Depart-
ment will launch a series of immuniza-
tion clinics throughout the region begin-
ning June 26.
Immunization will be available to
children entering school, students and
adults at clinics to be held the first and
last Thursday of each month between 4
p.m. to 8 p.m.
Sharon Niesar of the health depart-
ment says all major immunizations will
be available, including vaccines for
polio, diphtheria and tetanus.
Hepatitis B shots for high school stu-
dents will also be available at the clinics
which will be held at the department's
Ajax office, 126 Commercial Ave.
A one-year campaign urging high
school students to get their hepatitis B
vaccines was launched last fall and stu-
dents who have not completed the series
of three vaccines necessary to provide
protection can book an appointment to
attend the clinic to do so.
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appointment call the Durham Region
Health Department at (905) 723-5338 or
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photo by A.J. Groen
St. Mary honors
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St. Mary Catholic Secondary School handed out its
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recently. Named as athletes of the year were, in front
from left, Emily Renaud, senior girl, and Richard
Karikari, senior boy. In middle row are Nicole
Gerroir, junior girl, and Derek Esposito, junior boy.
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Pickering Pirates rookies make ball tourney semi-final
PICKERING — The
14-3 in the quarter -final.
Schumacher, Murphy,
Crummey smacked a double
Pickering Pirates rookie
Cory Schumacher, Brendan
Crummey and Donnan pro-
for two RBI. Donnan also
select 'A' baseball team
Lcufkens, Mark Phillips,
vided the club with solid hits.
doubled. Singles were hit by
ad%anced to the semi-finals
Brent Tamane, Brandon
David Aquino made several
Jordan Guarrasi, Phillips and
of the Mississauga North
Crummey. Peter Murphy and
heads -up defensive plays at
Jamie Molony.
International Tournament
Kyle Donnan all recorded
shortstop.
Playing West Mountain in
last weekend before losing to
big hits to lift Pickering to
In the second game, the
the third game, the Pirates
a strong Kitchener squad.
victory. Defensively,
Pirates easily defeated
pounded out plenty of hits to
Kitchener's big bats made
Murphy and Crummey made
Stratford 13-2. Leutkens
earn a 16-9 decision.
all the difference in a 13-3
several spectacular plays
tripled, doubled, singled,
Molony, Aquino and
I Ictory over the Pirates in the
while sharing the workload
scored two runs and added
Leufkens all had perfect
semi-final tilt.
at second base.
five RBI. Schumacher dou-
games at the plate, getting a
The Pirates earned their
Pickering started the
bled and scored a run, while
hit each time they were up to
ticket to the semi-final game
event with a close 9-6 loss to
George Bozinovski banged
bat. Donnan hit a two -run
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Pickering Sports
In the swing
Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs, Classic Golf Tournament at Cherry
left, and his Ajax counterpart Steve Downs Golf Club on Sept. 16. All
Parish appear to have their golf proceeds raised from the event will
swings down to a tee as they pre- be turned over to Ajax -Pickering
pare to host the Mayors' Charity General Hospital.
Pickering squirt boys
make ball tourney final
PICKERING — The Pickering
Bank of Montreal squirt boys' rep soft-
ball team was nipped in the champi-
onship game of the Bramalea
Tournament last weekend, sutYcring a
clow 8-6 loss to Scarborough.
Pickering led 2-1 early in the champi-
onship game, but Scarborough took the;
Lead in the fourth inning, and added more
runs in the fourth and sixth innings.
Pickering scored two runs in the sixth
and one more in the seventh, but could-
n't overtake Scarborough. Billy Keith
smacked a double and two singles for
Pickering, while Chris MacLeod, who
shared the pitching duties with Jeff
Magee, stroked two doubles and a single.
Magee blasted a double and two singles
while Jeff `Hollywood' MacFarlane,
Kiel McCallum and Anthony Paradiso
hit two singles apiece. Drew McCallum
added one base hit.
The Bank of Montreal squirts started
the event with a 3-3 tie against Bramalea
Bramalea's pitcher is one of the best in
the province, but Pickering's MacLeod,
Paradiso, MacFarlane, Michael Fuller
and Oliver Salmon all managed to con-
nect for singles. Magee pitched a superb
game, recording seven strikeouts.
In the second game, Pickering dou-
bled the score on Oshawa 42. MacLeod
allowed only two hits in a dominating
Pitching performance. Offensively, Keith
tripled, Stephen Tsatskas doubled and
Salmon, Jeremy Whelan, Fuller,
MacLeod and McCallum smacked sin-
gles.
The Pickering squirts mercied
Stoutt'ville in the third game 12-2 to earn
a berth in the final. Pickering's bats were
hot as McCallum belted a triple and two
singles, MacLeod slammed two' doubles,
Magee had three singles, Whelan
whacked a triple and a single, Paradiso
smashed a double, and Salmon, T.satskas
and McFarlane all singled. Magee
pitched Pickering to victory.
The tournament also featured a 'Gold
Glove' competition where a player had to
field a ground hall and accurately throw
it to first base. Pickering's Jeff Magee
won the competition.
The team is coached by Norm
MacLeod, Paul Magee and Dave Fuller
and managed by Liz Keith. TIN: team s
official scorekeeper is Tom McCallum.
THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 15, 1997 - PAGE 25
Pickering ball bantams
split with Whitby
PICKERING — The Pickering Red Sox
major bantam rep team split a pair of games
with Whitby in recent Eastern Ontario Baseball
Association league play.
In game one, Whitby defeated the Red Sox.
No score was provided. Pickering's hits came
from Brandon McMillan with two singles
and an RBI. Gerohn Lanns with two
singles, and Mike Mitchell and
Craig Mcgill with a single each.
each had a single with an RBI and Justin Couto
earned a walk for his patience at the plate.
Defensively, the Sox were sharp. with Mcgill,
Alex George and Dave Walders turning ova
two double plays. Starting pitcher Fayaz Murji
went four innings, striking out two batters.
Jason Fetter took over for one inning, allowing
only one hit. Ogborne closed out the final
two innings, allowing no hits and record-
ing two strikeouts.
Nat Ogborne contributed an PICKERING
g � B, In another season game, the Sox
RBI. McMillan was hot defen- dropped a 16-11 decision to Oshawa.
sively, throwing out runners McMillan smacked a doublead
attempting to steal second and
third base and one taking a lead
off first. Dave Walders made a great catch on a
pop-up in foul territory. The Sox also turned a
great double play involving Lanns, Megill and
Brandon Cowie.
In game two, the Red Sox mercied Whitby
11-1. McMillan paced the Sox with his bat,
smacking a triple and two doubles, with two of
his drives hitting the fence at 325 feet and 400
feet. He also smacked a single and earned three
RBI. Cowie rapped two singles for four RBI.
Mcgill pounded out a triple which sailed 400
feet. Ogborne crushed a double which drove in
two runs. Alex George and Robbie Johnston
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two singles for three RBI and
also laid down a perfect
bunt, bringing in a runner from third base, and
making it safely to first. Cowie cranked a long
double and a hard-hit single for an RBI. Walder
hit a double and a single for two RBI. Megill
stroked three singles for two RBI. Lanns hit
two singles for an RBI and Scott Grundy hit a
single for an RBI. Fetter singled and Ogborne
drove in a run for an RBI. The Sox worked
another notable double play with Lanns, Megill
and Walders combining for the outs. Pitchers
Fetter, Walders and Ogborne all threw well in
the loss. Tim Verboom shared the catching
duties with McMillan. 4
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for Ajax tourney
AJAX — An upcoming slo-pitch tournament in
Ajax still needs more teams.
Squads are being sought for the fifth annual Ajax
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22_
Tourney organizers are looking for teams in the
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Scoreboard
PICKER114G SOCCER CLUB
GIRLS 9 d UNDER. DIV. 1
May 29 - Eastern Drywall 0. Whittamores
Farms 1 (Carty Whittamore. MVP - Alana
Fetters); Canada Trust 3 (Kate Sterling 2.
Kailey Lynch. MVP - Kate Sterling), Master
Mechanic 3 (Alex Hnatiuk 2. Slefani
Chiapponi, MVP - Alex Hnahuk), White
Tooth Team 1 (Zoe Brownsell. MVP
Kayla Menson), Shooting Stars 1
(Marianne Stover) June 5 - Whittamores
Farm 2 (Larissa Eyrtene. Alava Fenes).
Shooting Stars 3 (Shannon Coutthard 2.
Jessica Weir). Canada Trust 3 (Kate
Sterling. Kailey Lynch. Barbara Parker,
MVPs - Ka,ley Lynch. Barbara Parker).
Whole Tooth Team 0 (MVP - Lauren
r• Macfadyen). Master Mechanic 0 (MVP -
Allison Fulton), Eastern Drywall 3 (Carly
McConnell. Heather Dougall, Rhiannon
Habibullah, MVPs - Carly McConnell.
Melissa Joyce)
GIRLS 9 8 UNDER, DIV. 2
May 29 - Kicks 0 'MVPs - Renata Jacrw-
Zurakowsky. Sarah Jennings), Pickering
Progress Club 4 (MVP - Jessica Ward).
Durham Metro C. I (Jennifer M,chauka.
MVP - Susan Ill Royal Direct PC
Banking 2 (Valerie Davies. Jodie Hannen.
MVP - Jodie Hannen). Sporting Images 1
(Michelle Wedderburn, MVP - Lauren
Judges). Novak Contracting 5 (Sarah
Fowler 2. Alex Russell 2, Victoria Brighton,
MVP - Sarah Fowler). June 5 - Royal
Direct PC Banking 2 (MVP - Jodie Hannen
2). Licks 0. Pickering Progress 2 (Jessica
Ward. Tanya Relfzki. MVP - Tanya
Flit h), Novak Contracting 3 (Sarah
Fowler 2. Alexander Martinez, MVP - Alora
Popow). MEtro Durham Courier 6
(Jennifer Michalicka 4, Jenne
Kotsopoulos, Susan Bryce. MVP - Jessica
Rett. Sporting Images 4 (Chelstry
Fortner 3. Nevrene Il MVP - Kelly
Woods)
GIRLS 9 i UNDER. DIV. 3
May 29 Boxes Ur! -tea 5 (Daniel)*
Payne 3. Janne Arnott. Catherine
Love Quo. MVP - Danielle Payne).
Harvey's Pickering 5 (Jennifer Wakefield
4. Meghan Hoots. MVP - Jonrwler
Wakehed): Sinkers 3 (Jame Goodrg.
` Courtney Kelly. Ashley SWYWM. MVP
Paige Heathcao). Grand a Toy 0. Enersys
Eagles 1 (MVP - Amarpre*t Athwsll.
Design Tech 6 (Cary Marshall 3. Alison
Ferag 2, Jennifer Mansell. MVP - Carly
Marshall), Boxes Unlimited 4 (Janme
Amort 2. Danielle Payne Erin 0). Grand
a Toy 2 (Stephanie Taylor 2. MVP - Nicole
Crawford). Harvey's 1 (Sarah Reed.
Design Toch 1 (Carly Marshall. MVP
M,cheae Dacosta). Strikers 8 (Lisa
Kennedy 2. Halley Smith 2. Savannah
Heathcote, Page HeathCot*. Courtney
Kelly Amanda La Magna. MVP - Lisa
Kennedy), Enersys Eagles 1 (Samantha
Switzer)
GIRLS UNDER -12
May 26 - Volkswagen
Industries 3 (Jennifer
Seeley 3). Chargers 1
(MVP - Taryn Bachmann).
Rangers 2 (Jazzmn
McCurdy 2). Shooting
Stars 0 (MVP - Nancy
Gallagher). June 2 -
Ramax 3 (Jennifer Hurt,
Catherine Ke,, Krislel
Jeffries). Ability Metal 8
Machine 0 (MVP
Meghann Murray).
Peteis AlWnce 6 (Alex
Entwnhstle 2. Diana Molts.
Nicole Morrison, Sara
Lacey. Florence Yeo).
Heritage Electric 0.
Rangers 3 (Melissa
Gibson. Christine
Dneley. Jennifer Mauna).
Chargers 5 (Brittany
Lloyd. Shannon
McLaughlin. Camille
McPherson, Malmo Allen.
Michelle Smith. MVP -
Shannon McLaughlin);
Thunder 2 (Kim Weston
2). Babarbeque 4 (Laura
Clayton 2. Stacey Valley.
Kateyn Seans). Boyer
Pontiac 0 (MVP - Holy
Muller), Shooing Stars 4
(Elyse Campbell. Tatum
MacLeod. Alexandra
Reid, San Shur, MVP -
Alexandra Reid); Striker
5 (Katy Billna 2. Nicole
Monosky, Katie Skelton.
Lindsay Walkon, MVP -
Katy Bitlina). VW
Volcanoes 4 (J. Seeley
3, J. Berrie)
Go" UN)ER-14
June 4 - Shooing Star 3
(J. Brachy. D. Robbin. C.
Luby. MVPs - L. Dowdell,
M. Jeffrey), Premier
Trophy 1 (Dana Stinson,
MVP - Meaghan Milkier);
Hadco 2 (Anne Jamieson,
Ariana Peters, MVP -
Anne Jamieson), Strikers
3 (S. Tome. C.
Colosouono. K Gaudet.
MVP - K. Gaudeli
Chargers 2 (Christine
,. Bergeron, Judy Lopez,
MVP - Ashley Osborne),
Joe Pintino Realty 2
(Krista Newton, Jillian
Chouinard, MVP - Jullian
Chouinard)
BOYS 12 6 UNDER
May 29 - Cashway 4 (Jonnie Esper 2.
Joshua Lynch 2. MVPs - Jamison Hanzal.
Jormie E ). Bank of Montreal 3 (Patrick
Molony 2, Mitchell Aube, MVP - Scott
Williams): Die Warehouse 8 (Eric
Newbauer 4, Matthew Pernerowski 3.
Evan Greensides. MVPs - Eric Newbauer,
Matthew Pemerowsk.), Innerspace Diver
2 (Ian Matheson. Cody Purchase. MVP
Winston Tang). Quality Tune Up 2
(Michael Gulvztan, Kevin Marshall. MVPs
- Kevin Marshal. W!Iliam Bruce), Novak
Contracting 4 (Arsalan Shrrazi. Bobby
Koufis. Jamie Bulack, Shawn Duli
MVP - Shawn Dubeau), A -Maze -Zing 6
(Alex Mikhael 3, Kyle Deebank 2.
Germaine Hilton. MVP - Kyle Deebank).
Flex It 2 (Trevor Watson. John Powell.
MVP - Trevor Watson). AAA Amens Bus
Sys 4 (Sean McAteer 2, Nathan Thomas
2. MVPs - Sean McAteer. Nathan
Thomas), Johnson Controls 0 (MVPs -
Man Chaison. Alex Guthrie)
10 i UNDER
June 2 - Taylor Made 4 (Jason Krasnowski
2. Scott MacKenzie. Graeme Murphy.
MVP - James McKean. Zachary Miller).
Travel Para , (Brodie Chudzhak. MVPs -
Kevin Bishop. Joey Paul). Factory
Mattress 5 (Trumane Exeter 2, Joseph
Assenza 2. Kevin Vadera. MVPs -
Mathew Rend&. Kevin Stevens). Cansel2
(Chris Robson, Louis Beshara. MVPs -
James Choleras. Jonathan Abraham): But
-N Ben 5 (Kevin Foxton. Aaron Hct. Tyler
Jarclm, Kyle Hope. Stephen Lopez).
Garthwood Homes 0 (MVP - Andre,
Muresan). Home Office 5 (Brian
Gonsalves 2. Akeem Foster. Marco
Demarints. Kai Ho Fok. MVPs - Michael
Dearness, Timothy Dunham), BMA 2
(James Bosley, Filip Sinakowskil
BOYS UNDER -9. DIV 8
May 28 - Teddy's Aliens 1 (Shaun Vadera.
MVP - Alyshahn Kara-Vrani). Cumberland
Hmatrg 5 (Damper Pavi11K 2. Gregory
Mitchell. Scott Tobin. MVP - Scott Tobin).
Sold Image 1 (Brock McAleer). Plumb It 5
(Kyle Palantzas 2. Mark M*ha,el. 2 goals
by other nam): Chargers 1 (Mark
Jovanov). Might Macs 8 (Bryan Lyons 2.
Sameer Vadera 2. Adam Doi Tyson
Henry. MVP - Sommer Vadera)
June 4 - Mighty Macs 5 (Rryant Lysins 3.
Kao" Chapman. Mark Gensaln. MVP -
Davd Cameron). Sold Image 3 (Brock
McAteer 2, Robert Const&nzo. MVP -
Michael Kennedy). Plumb It 1 (Mark
Mhkhawl), Cumberterd Heating 3 (Cody
Pollard 3. MVPs - Cody Pollard, Stephen
Kutrowski Henry). Charger 2 (Ryan
McIntosh. Cameron Wilson. MVPs - Cony
Palmer. Michael Potenor). Teddy's Aliens
2 (Sflerr vad*rs. Sean Costas. MVPs -
R"d Al i. Jaynes Ansell)
BOYS UNDER -14 REP REGIONAL
June 3 Giem Sr elds 3 Pickering Power
'93 3 (Darin Brown, Nicholas Vi*ra,
Steven Parker, MVP - Jonathan Carter)
BOYS UNDER -9, DIV A
May 28 - VIS Motor Controls 4 (Mason
McDonald 2, Michael Hurl. David Graham,
MVP - Andrew Lawson), Canada
Hardwood Flooring 2 (Brandon Flyer.
Andrew Pavlidis), June 4 - Upper Canada
Hard 3 (Chades 2. Granata. MVPs -
Grzesik. Madden). Port
Royal Mills 1 (Justin
Petrouch), Canada
Hardwood Flooring 4
(Mitchell Chudziok 3.
Joshua Walsh. MVPs -
Mitchell Chudziok. Kyle
Fabroa), VIS Motor
Controls 3 (Adrian Hinds 2.
Shawn Watson). Optimist
Club 6 (Jordan Entwhistle
3. Michael Bundy 2.
Richard Rultibs 2. Kyle
Spears. MVP - John
Nelson). Thunder I (Peter
Hanna)
BOYS UNDER -7, DIV. C
June 2 - Strikers 3 (Kyle
Bateman. Tyler Jackson.
Brendan Weltering. MVP -
Evan Kirkpatrick). Thunder
0 (MVP B. Watson);
Blizzard 3 (Jacob
MacDonald 2, Colin
Wearmouth, MVPs - Coln
Wearmouth. Pietro
Valente). Ryswn Graphics
1 (Michael Dwarlo. MVPs -
M chael Risey. Joel
Chisholm). Kicks 4 (Andy
Andreoff 2. Stephanie
Hamada. Christopher
Underhill. MVP
Christopher Underhill).
Cam Tool d Die 1 (Marc
Levesque. MVPs - Marc
Levesque, Trent Soyer):
Dana Canada Ltd 3
(Nicholas Bean. Nigel
Lawrence, Jordon Reeve.
MVPs - Nigel Lawrence.
Jordan Reeve). Lone Star
Cate 3 (Kevin Baker 2.
Callum Lynch. MVP -
Shane Kelslakel
BOYS 7 AND UNDER,
DIV. A
June 3 - PCCCA 5 (Tyne
Michael 5, MVPs � Ben
Luji Tyro* Micha*I).
Bryson Insurance 6
(Michael Mauro 5. Michael
Sproul, MVPs - Michael
Sproul. Michael Mauro):
Thunder 1 (Alexander
Levesque, MVP - Alex
Morro), Canada Trust
Chargers 0; Baborbegue 3
(Ryan Sher 2. Cony
Jordn). Mdas Pickering 3
(Eric Pham -Hung. Curtis
Henderson. Eddie Soays).
Bob Jhytnsion Chew Old 3
(Cole Crerar 2, Peer
Palantzas, MVPs - Cole
Crerar. David Ragan).
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The Class EA was put on hold when the Provincial
Governmetint announced the start of the EA for Highway
407 from Markham Road eastwards into Durharn Region.
Now that the Highway, 407 proposals are known, York
Region proposes to continue its Class EA for YorWDufiarn
line (Y.R. 30) between Steeles Avenue and Highway
7/proposed Highway 407.
A second PIC will be held to allow the public and
interested agencies to review the alternative proposals
and to assist in determining the preferred whom.
Details of the PIC are:
Location: Town of Markham Municipal Offices
101 Town Centre Boulevard
Markham, Ontario L3R 911111
Date: Thursday, June 26,1997
Time: 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. (Ontario Room) and
7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. (Canada Room)
Format Drop in format; no formal presentation
Should you wish to discuss this proposed project, please
call Peter Chc Iowa, P.Eri Project Manager, at (905) 764-
6345,
646345, extension 5048, or Geoff Fairless, P.Eng., Design
Manager, at extension 5075.
Supercentre 2 (Adrian Boucher,
Christopher Prato. MVPs - Jayden
Johnson. Brent McFarlane)
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Scott Lyons 2. Mark Storto. Jake Kelly,
MVPs - Scott Lyons, Blair Rutherford),
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Unger, Stephanie Trujillo, MVPs - Connol
Dona, Stephanie Trujillo); Scotia McLeod
0, Stikeman's Elliott Sharks 6 (Brendan
Lane 3. Travis Rutherford 2. Ryan
Sheridan, MVPs - Brendan Lane. Travis
Rutherford), Chargers 6 (Blake Fraser 2.
Patrick Clinton 2. Adam Engel. Lisette
Pineau. MVP - Patrick Clinton). CIBC 3
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Ricciardi, Shelby Stinson, Derek Smith,
MVPs - Shelby Stinson. Joshua Spitzer),
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Network Administration
Installation and Configuration
Pre -Employment Readiness and
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Loam the skills you need to sat up and
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Computer Fundanumtals
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TWE NAIL STATION Ca-
2 PART TK Hairstylats
rew Training Cantor. Be-
qry . in Pia" Salon
earns a nil 4dnitaan,
NWgWWT work could be -
caner triirtirrp available in
000114 P S"r. to
aroiRaY naffs, ow 1. allg
scan_ 20-25 hrthiek. Call
pleuras, wa-g. Puns
Laura 831-2196.
strained beeatem now
aimiattle M albrdeble pne-
a& (905) 723 -OW
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20 "AZ" DRIVERS
MIN11M& EXPERIENCE ACCEPTED
FOR NEW CONTRACT,
BEGINNING MID -AUGUST
05HAWAILOCAL FLAT BED WORK
CALL (905)433-4010
$5e0es - *75aeee + TOW
*vniatiorlal company with 44 years expen
n water treatment is looking ler a law pe
nth tars for several areas around ToroMD
luitnarn. We will supply:
(ble ty ra -ft red appokeermimts
Gu - 11 weekly revenue
CompbM I I d 9 with rapid
ales people hired must be neat, aggres
rid have a strong desre to succeed.
or appoinlrnent
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A -Z PROFESSIONAL
Drivers Wanted -mme.
drately to run Canada 8
U.S.A. for major transport
xmpany. Must have ICC.
medical. abstract. including
.VOR, and polies
clearance We ofbr pard
layovers. breakdown and
IoaOmghmba o bng pay. —
equrpment. competitive
61Cap (905)723-
APPRENTICE or Licensed
stylist needed ler ItA bare
hours. sa4hr to start Prod
shanrq &rthdiy pay. Fa
tppt. Ca/ 42a-6�24 ask for
Curdy or Savana
AZ DRIVERS needed ler
west end Tomnto Car cart -
M company. Call (416)
245-7000 or pager 416-
930-2525
AZ Driven rggrnred, rue
bma 6 part brne. man. 2
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5711_4=
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amount pad far fie space
occupying fie error. All
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proal of management of
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[and
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S. STUDENTS
ow for summer work
$to start
to door or telemarketing
exciting work environment
e at least 17 to apply
ity & College Students
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723-4920
We are seeking a career minded,
hands on operator possessing:
- 5 years grocery/retail exp.
- minimum Grade 12 education
- enthusiastic
- excellent leadership qualities
- customer service oriented
Please send your resume to:
File t 9839
Oefawa
Whitby Week
481
Ostwwai Ont L1H 71.5
OLAN MILS PORTRAIT STUDIO
Is currently looking for photographer, pmrait
consultant, & appointment coordinator in
Whitby area, for pan -time position, could
lead to full-time. Applicants should have
retail experience, be mature, organized,
energetic &a team player.
Please call 905-430-6232
between 12-8pm. Monday, June 16.
LIQUIDATION WORLD INC.
"Coming Soon
to 282 Monarch Ave. Ajax"
We are a Public Company with
outlets across Canada and the
United States. Due to the up-
coming opening of our 58th lo-
cation we are currently seeking
mature and enthusiastic individ-
uals for the following positions:
'MANAGER
'ASSISTANT MANAGER
Experience in a mass merchan-
dising environment required.
Apply in writing to:
Liquidation World Inc.
150 Holiday Inn Dr.
Cambridge Ont N3C 1Z5
Experienced part time
Real Estate
Secretary/Receptionist
required immediately for Real Estate
office in Pickering- Must have computer
experience S pleasant telephone man-
ner. Approx. 12hrslwteek, evenings b
weekends. Starting wage: $8/hr.
For interview or resume, call:
905-420-4200
Part time property manager
required for 100+ condo
complex. Previous experience
required. Please fax resume to:
(519) 439-7138
COMPUTERUSERS' For-
man. oopy 6 mai desks lar
sh
ca! RUSH S.A S E To
L L. Wood. 60.6 Bristol
Road East, Stan 3598.
Mssissauga. Ont. L4Z 3K8
CONSULTANT - SALES
PERSON needed for a.-
tremely busy natural
wMght loss chnic. Fiaaryhy
Naatyw a mist F_,tpenence
in nutnbon arca or sales an
asset. but not mandatory.
unlimited poteinWl. Can
Raitanre, (905) 619-2639
Cash paid da17y!
Ice Cream vend-
ing mutes avail-
able in Ajax a
pkkwklg-
siludeffift to S Is
X7380
Dux; GROOMER ro"red
h/-Yme far elder but Busy
salon. Those with Probe-
sionat eiiparmaia orily
nwd apply No phoria care
pie•. Plsaaa mail or
briny rawne b: Ciew Ca-
nine Co^m 7% Abort SL
Oshawa L I H 4T6
DRIVERS wANTED - mist
nava reliable vehicle and
positive antotier attihlde.
Apply in parson: Pizza Mt,
1121 Dundas SI. E. YNMbr
or 1780 Liverpool Rd. Pick-
enrg between 2 and 4 or a
and 10 p.m.
EARN $592.15hvaek.
HOME -Based jobs: Light
Assembly. Mail Processing,
Typing. Sewing. Comput-
ers No walling. To app1X
Cal(416)202-8912
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rnth a6dw a ler the new saw
son. Call now 1-604-664-
1065.
EXPERIENCED Cashiers
only Send resumes to Fla
69837, oshawaNnMby,
Trus Wes . PO. Bae 481,
Oafww, ON. L1H 71-5.
EXPERIENCED exavaw
operator. year-round am-
pbymsn. Preleraby with
previous demokbon sapen-
once. Call (90SM6-5533
or (416)4633946, ask lar
Ron.
EXPERIENCED Ro»h•-
MOWU gh Counter help.
Send rasunes to: FIN
09838, OstiawaWw”
This Yraek, PO. Bat 481
OstWM ON. L1H 71.5.
EXPERIENCED Wlarnw-
tteur rieedad. Good rape.
cal (905) 427e040, Ajax.
we pay you tirectN to
assemble ow
Easy work. No
experience rocessery.
For FREE cletaills send
SJLS.E. to
Five Shu ErMergiees
fell lJttatptd rid, SSariillra 2t
Picmirq, OI1t. L1YgCi
GIRLS 11111ANTED tram On-
tario between 6.19 b com-
pels in this year's 1997
Toronto Pageants Over
$20,000 in prizes and
scholarships inickldirg trip
to Nationals in Las vagal.
Call Today, 1-800-367-
2125 Ext. 240.
HAIR STYLIST for men 6
woman with experience
part or tuf-time, PKk".
Salary plus commission.
Call Joe (905)839`W72
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LICENSED HAIRSTYLIST
NEW STUDENT OPEN-
SALES PERSON
needed
S, required, full or part time.
INC•S $350-$450.)wk.,
evening work,
students
starting salary based on
Large golf course 8 enter-
welcome, must be
18., car
experience and skill level.
tainment advertising agen-
required Great
Money.
(no clientele required)
ry looking for 20-30 people
Please call
Andrew
Please apply within, or call
to help in customer service.
(905)420-1219
Valentino's Whitby 666-
public relations. campaign
9805 management No expen
encenecessary. must be
over 18 and work well with
the opposite sex. Can
Jesse 721-0299.
HOME WORKERS Ur-
entty Needed up to
Mk. - Easy work
"No experience required"
For free details send a
SASE to Skyline Enterpris-
es. 150 Clark Blvd. Suite
247, Brampton Ont L6T
4Y8
LICENSED LIFE and
health agents needed No
prospecting, high commrs-
$ions with advance before
issue Vested renewals 1-
$00-968-7054 for recorded
message
:HISS YANKEE
ROSE SWIM-
SUIT CONTEST
$500 First Prize
Wed. )ane 1&97
stars k stripes
Pavilion
Oshawa
To enter.
(905)623-1017
Presented by Oshawa
Olympic Wrestling
ORDER PICKERS- Ajax
company lWesiney/Bayly)
Requires 12 people to pick
8 price orders. No experi-
ence required 371hr to
start Fax resume to (905)
831-3127
OWNER)OPERATORS
Required Busy transport
company requires 4 owner
operators to run in Canada
d the US. We pay $1 10
per mile. plus drops 8 pick-
ups. Applicants must have
3 years U S experience
with truckload 8 LTL. Inter-
ested parties please call: 1-
800.661-8965
PROPERTY Manager re-
qu,red for prestigious con-
dominium management
company. RCM or ACCI at -
filiation a prerequisite.
Please submit resume with
salary expectations to File
09843. Oshawwwhdby
This Week. PO. Box 481.
Oshawa. ON L 1 H 7L5
S9 WN
MANAGER/
HAIRSTYUST
We are currently seeking
a licensed hatrstylisV
manager for our Pickering
location. An existing cli-
ent base. opportunity for
an excellent benefit
package and advance-
ment opportunity If you
want to be a part of tlks
dynamic business oppor.
tunity.
Please Call
Area Director:
J(lUA ROCKWAN
(905) 470-79,50
EXT. 511 OR FAX
(6J3) 966-2254
STUDENTS over 19. re
qured with own car for part
tans delivery work al 427-
2424
STUDENTS WELCOME
too! $750-3450 weekly
New advertising firm equals
fast advancement. 10 TO
20 PEOPLE CAN BE PUT
TO WORK IMMEDIATELY
No experience necessary
Willing to train. START
ASAP CALL ASHLEY AT
(905)404-9640
SUPER -DIET. Take off Un-
"nted Pounds 3 Inches.
Look good for summer!
100% Natural 8 Guar -
( 905)571 -5063
THE Winehest•r Arms is
currently seeking posmons
for General Managers in
Durham Region locations.
Must have 3-5 years ex-
penence. Fax resume to:
905-430-6730. an Lisa
Miller
WAITRESSES required
immediately. MUST be EX-
PERIENCED Drop off re-
sume to: 1660 Kingston
Rd.. Unit at, Pickering
WORK FROM HOME.
create your own future•
make more money, no en -
penance needed, excellent
training provided. Cal
(905)576-0068 ler an ap-
pointment.
ACCOUNTANT
The successful candidate 6hould have the
following skills:
4th level CMA/CGA
Computer proficiency in Windows based environment
Highly organized
3-5 years experience in a manufacturing environment
RESPONSIBIUTI !s INCLUDE'
• Payroll • Costing • A/R
• Assist in month end closings and preparation of
,,anous monthly reports
Send resumes with salary expectations to:
FILE #9845
OSHAWA THIS WEEK
P.O. BOX 481
OSHAWA, ONTARIO
LIH 7L5
T.T.R. TRANSPORT
NEEDS
(6) SPARE BOARD
DRIVERS
Guaranteed $500 per week.
if you never turn a wheel.
Requirements:
to Class "AZ" license
• Min. 2 yrs. experience
• Clean Abstract
• Criminal record search
• Available for "On Call"
duty status
Apply in person to:
219 Wentworth St. E.,
Oshawa, Ontario
L1H 3V7
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REPAIRS
For professional glass
replacement, rescreening
and caulking call Mike
for a FREE estimate
905-839-3998
CANDO
RENOVATIONS INC.
OW" home renovations Sinm 1975
NO PROJECT TOO SMALL
• Kitchens • Basements • Windows • Doors
• Bathrooms • Etc.
905-6836-5211
Quality Time
is now yours
For all your residential
mwfwwnl
• new construction
• renarabons
.decks
• preventative tnanlerWa
Trust rte prokswlals at
Atlas Contracting
905-2424432
BATHROOM
RENOVATIONS
Ceramic and marble
We instaled, quarry
Ws, kitchen, puolS,
pordws, pa19-
swwa 70% 6scorer
Ar"w
416202-1946
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Decks - Chen Lkhk - Iron
D 'Holes - Set Pasts
FF EE a tlaales
Cal Steve
906.60944
mobile
416-MI346
ASPHALT
AWhab Sealing 3
tat asphalt repairs.
Foundation water -
Woofing. AN work
CON Tom
728-6431
DOORS •R• US
GARAGE DOORS,
OPENERS. (We
install), FIX BROKEN
SPRINGS, CABLES,
ROLLERS.
Sales Service A
Repairs
905-86374X"
K.C. Aluminum
Siding, SOIN, eaves,
facia, Y" and
alu1,11nm. Low. low
prices• QU*
Call
(905)831-3194
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• AdIMM i rI Oil l6
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CONSTRUCTION
Serving DAW
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Adtlitiorls, sun dedis,
patio doors, saw A
rec morns etc.
Free Estimates
10% Disown
incildl of Jute
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all types d
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aniced 109E duscourel
se•rors. fully tn-
urcd. Free estimates
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Andrew at
(••5) 4''..&VM
NEED A ROOF
571 -ROOF
7663
GUARDIAN
ROORNG
Metro Lic 1311 2894
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Pon:Electrical
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J. Blaek
(906) 985-2871
ELECTNCM
MASTER
AN jobs, adlifions,
rrlovatiorls, service
W72des, loses
ID Nukes.
Free Estiltales.
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Fast dean,
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420-0061
Moving A
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MOVING SYSTEMS
Big or small,
tat or hourly out
SENIOR AND 1111110 -
MONTH DISCOUNTS.
Residential Commeraal
Comparable Rads
Fro Estimates
2CS-723-7479
1-800-853-77So
MICHALSKI
MOVING
Houses. Apartments. d-
li es. Appkwxm and
Piano Spewbb. Sarrip
anti Mci-Ma 0 Dw
oounrs Licensed. r1-
sused. Free Estimate•,
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call 436-T795.
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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
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We s• ops. VOWS
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186.491-6600
MOVERS
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ramble. Comprable
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•
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filly ic. i r101-1red
House
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mead on Wks
Otlal'ity servioe at
reasonable rates
Nt1111 A Bonded
LADY
Will clean
your home.
Moving back ko
alWhi
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excellent
refrmrces!-
(705)924-3400
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specials on cedr
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refaenca available.
Cali 839-4143
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LANDSCAPING A GARDEINNG
CALL DAVE
831-7058
Health,
ftt •11 • Beauty
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ELECTROLYSIS
AND WAXING
BY FERNANDY
Clew relaxing
atntocpltere, reasonable
VM sod" nea1fA9,
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Edie1 S" School.
Call 831-4&U
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00 POW
905-619.3147
0111lerirt8 4 d•y alipnsved drier e•urm ler
wrri.tew :awrawee di.o.wnt
JULY 7 - 1• FEE $271.
Also regular courses offered. If you Erin` in a friend
you will nxeive a extra
ale ort lure oar of yar Course.
159 HARWOOD AVE. S, S -211k AJAX.
429-1717
"PERFECT GIFT FOR GRADUATION"
Rom Services • e swvioss
SMORS SERVICES
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P Im Help im Help Help Help 10Help For Sale For Sale
RECEIVABLE / COLLECTION
person needed for vehicle leasing
company. Previous Experience and
bookkeeping/ computer skills
necessary. Court experience an asset.
Salary & Benefits.
with computer skills needed to
maintain multi -division company.
Knowledge of
Newviews an asset.
Salary & Benefits.
Mail or drop off resume at
1016 Brock Rd., 112, Pickering.
Attn: Mgr.
Office Saks
Help Help / Agent
LOCAL CONTRACTOR
seeking lull time general
office help. Accounting ex-
perience an sass'. Fax re-
sume (905) 831.1470.
PART TIME Dental recep-
bonist required ler busy
Ajax dental ollce.Computer
experience a must even-
ings and Saturday hours
required. Send resume to
Dr. Newel. 250 Gayly SI.W.
Ajax, LIS 3V4
' Sales Help/ Agerit
Calrpla-Towne
Floonere CEWME
Ex pc ricnced
SAI"Ticrm. m required
for nurham arra.
Extensive knowicdge
in carpet, hardwwxi,
ceramics, etc. an ac%et.
Contact Andy Lewis
905-665-0760
ASSISTANT SALES
1MAINAGER
40--
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS!
Requirements: experienced
automotive sales team player.
Apply to: Bob Verwey by fax
(9051668-9734 or in person by
appointment only (905)686 6110
OWASCO VOLKSWAGEN INC.
w 0
CA EER OPPORTUNITY
Required immediately
EZPERIENCED
ADVERTISING SALES
REPRESENTATIVE
Minimum 2 ycars experience. If you arc
outgoing, highly motivated, and have a
phnitivc amtude and arc dedicued to
overall customer satisfaction. we would like
you to join our winning team Existing and
new accounts, training, commissions and
hast pay. Telephone Directory Saks and
layout experience an asseL
Mail or fax 'resume to
Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser
130 Commercial Ave,
Ajax, Ontario LIS 2115
Fax # 619-9068
C Skilled 10 Skilled
Help, HMP
ADAMS SERVICES
Wanted irnmednately
50 AZ DrlVerf'i
Ior weekenid work Only,
2 yrs. wp. clean abstract.
Clow criminal record search.
Call RI>wldy or Tadd 430-2204
Rus w. FW1 TRUCKM
10 PROFESSIONAL AZ DRIVERS
2 yrs- exp• Clean abetractw
elsalM alalkMr aearclM;
nth omer a bMMeIi peckaj,e
. (no 0/-x1/0
SFERIQAN CHEV. OLDS
CADILLAC LTD.
currently has an opportunity ler a
LICENSED GENERAL
TECHNKMN WITH A
CFC LICENSE
General Motors exp. preferred.
Apply t�
eal
1800 Kingston Rd. Pickering
ARCHITECTURAL/ENGINEERIING/
PROJECT MANAGEMENT STAFF
Local Architectural/ Engineering firm requires building design
and project management staff for large fast track projects:
Structural Engineer: 5-10 years experience with design,
specifications and on-site construction supervision for
industrial, commercial and institutional buildings
Mechanical and Electrical Engineers: On-site supervision/
coordination experience with process/building construction
essential.
Project Engineer. On-site construction supervision of all
engineering disciplines. Excellent communication and computer
skills required.
Project Architect: Minimum 5 years experience with design
and production of working drawings. Excellent presentation
skills and proven experience with ACAD 13 will be required.
Intermediate/Senior Architectural/Structural Designers:
For design/drafting of industrial, commercial and
institutional using ACAD 13. Construction administration
experience would be an asset.
Construction Superintendent: Experience with multi-
discipline process/ building projects.
Project Scheduler. Construction and process manufacturing
experience familiar with Primavera and MS Project an asset.
On-site Safety Representative: with all required safety
training certifications.
Secretary/Office Administrator Must have WordPerfect 7
windows experience, good telephone manner, construction
site office experience.
Submit resume by
Barry a Bryan Associates (1991) Limited
Architect, Engineer, Project Managers
11 Stanley Court, Unit 1
Whitby, Ontario
LIN 8P9
LEAD MUNICIPAL
DESIGNER
The Whitby office of our consulting
engineering firm has a fulltime
opening for a Lead Municipal Designer
to design municipal land development
and infrastructure projects for private
and public sector clients. We require a
minimum of 5 years experience in the
municipal design process with a
consulting engineering firm or
municipality. Civil engineering
education and the ability to supervise
a design team and to work with
approving agencies is required. CADD
knowledge is an asset. With strong
qualifications, advancement to
department management is an
imminent possibility. Attractive pay,
benefits and work environment.
Fax/send resume to Human
Resources Mgr., 110 Scotia Court,
Unit 41, Whitby LIN 8Y7
Fax (905) 432-7877
G.M. SERNAS &
ASSOCIATES LTD.
Aso AuhnnotW* tliysteaws
Mackie Automotive Systems, a progressive,
aulamodve m b4ssw" and sequerlart9 mmper>y
located in Durham Region is currently seeking
qualified individuals for the position of 9yrMar:
Op6ratodTecbrlial Support in our nfomnaban
PioDessrg Cadre.
The posl'bm d Systems Operator is respornablel for
proifiting global systems support to our 111 sub-
assatnbly and segllerlarg opereborls.
The ideal carlddde will posses O=Wbanal oisbmer
service and communication skills; strong
woublimmuMng and problem SWVN MIS; the 6*
to keep accurate dommentatim; a post secondary
dlphoma in a computer ralaled ffeid. The ability to
Work efiaernfiy wilts a Windows 95MI netwodt
environment ttbkztng softwaresuch as Crystal
Reports and the Microsoft family of Word Excel,
Project and Access.
k*mslBd applicants are asked to submR a detailed
resume lo:
Caponde wrlen Rew rces
2+02 South Blair Street
Ontario
LIN 8X9
w�eBlank am appkea is for dor interest, however,
of* fto selected for overviews wN be cionlected
' Sales Help/
Agent
ADVERTISING SALES
Brh9hl, aggresane. sei-
suMrs with meds saes
axpensnce. nneeA b sit
bus. blind and rink board
aOvers" lo local retaies
n W heby and 22
orw markets across On-
lanaCar required. Bus
salary plus commwwo
STREET LEVEL MEDIA
Inc.. /0 ym in business.
Fax resume to: 905-479-
13776.
FULL TWE Fundraiser.
Must have profeasonal
hxndriesng expensive.
knowledge of Durham Re-
gan and nonprofit a9e11-
zabone, Bing resume With
reterehces to Dmmern Out-
lock.
ulook. 51 King SL E. Osha-
wa. Attention: Peggy Klein
by June 23, 1997.
PRINT SALES POSITION
Duman Region. commis-
sion. 10% o 25%- Fax re-
sume to: 905-683-5771.
Skilled
Help
ALUENS M WELDERS n-
quired for precision weld-
ing on signs parts. 5
years experience. Cal ler
appdinbnh.m 1-905.637-
eoso
A -Z DRIVER& Jon a car-
ing seam at Bq Rig Ex-
press. Requns 2 years
Cross border experience. 2
weeks out harms every oth-
er weekend. 905-986-4691
6am-ftim weekdays. Chris
or Rio
CLASS A LICENSED ME-
CHANIC reputed for buy
suomwive shop- Con -
h 1, , , enthusiastic and
kndweoq..ble. Good ws-
kN mu 90ioa skis an w
sit. Plow tat lam 0 to:
905.430-1222
EXPEIMEMCED Tmw
omm" cep mvbw or Me-
chanic. Can 905.655-3911
aM11e• few reassage.
GENERAL YechiaW with
CNC prdgntiew rp a oper-
atng fee" nelCca. Mn. 5
com-
p wa , pad work-
ing cerhdit, Located in
Pickering. Fax wimrw to:
905-0311756.
HEAVY Ea simm
OPERATOR, AZ dump
buck driver required ler
oonsVuUion co. Call 725-
4615 during office hems to
requm an application
form
LANDSCAPE CON-
STRUCTION Foreperson,
with minimum 3 yrs. Mow
ewe required ler year
rood position. Own trans-
portation and dean DZ li-
cense an asset.. Fax to
905-619-0788 or can 905-
6196761.
We are a progressive Canadian
manufacturer of moulded rubber
products with an immediate require-
ment for a qualified
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER
Five years industrial manufacturing
experience preferably in an automo-
tive environment. I.E. Certification
and computer experience neces-
sary.
Experience in design and process
FMEAs', Advanced Quality Planning,
ISO/O.S. 9000, Finite Element Anal-
ysis, Design of Experiments would
be an asset.
Please forward your resume to:
WEGU Canada Inc.
Attention: Human Resources
Department
P. 0. Box 567 Whitby,
Ontario LIN 5V3
Only applicants selected for inter-
views will be contacted.
TECHNICIAN
Position for Technical
tory control, stvppeq a
recervrq and customer
support. Good felephhae
oommurw abcm a must
and gsnar l knowledge
of Windows and DOS.
road" ax resume to:
E6o Neccarsto
(11105) 4204M
Sewing MMachine
vim' at"
�
,ie%ifre
C`Ird.
'- e' ie ce on
industrial machine.
420-3041
TOOL a Die Makers •e-
qurred for expanding
Oahe" enol ShW 5 yeers
inn. expenence. Full berw
V4. top wipes Offered.
Please send resume to: Fie
69818. OshswaM N"
This Week. PO. Box 481
Oshawa. ON LIN 71.5 or
cog 905-435-52"
WELDERS NEEDED m-
medaeh 5 years. Mg and
Tg apenenu necessary.
Crimen operator required for
a Sar, company, with Pbler
machine experience For
appt. an Jan 1-905-837-
6060
ImHOOPW
maw DOM
ATTENTION !!FAUN
CARE PROFESSIONALS?
Does Atternabve or Pre-
ventative medicine interest
you. For more information
about a home based b us-
ress, whrdh pays up to
$1.000 per month car al-
lowance. Please cal ler an
appointment, 905-1139-
6348. 1.886-486-2480.
CERTIFIED Derdter ASM -
tam, 2 years exim once.
full tine includes evenigs
a Saturdays. Call Cady
905.8,39--5951.
EXPERIENCED dental as-
sistant wand for Pickering
Vi legs Ofkp, to start m-
medufk ly. Pease to* to
Fife 89644, P.O. Boa W.
Oshw, Ontario LIN 71.5
# A�
ALL AGES. her kunahws.
nutritious snacks, fenced
y id, colt a ounam Dal-
ere
Hwye2 a. 631-
ALLAGloving hams.
ergrienES, , mdotner of 2.
rion side is �s no Pilot,
ehllaa, Rhonda 619-1675
CHURCH DELANEY pro -
school apo fi pe ienced
educa0omal assiliakm nu-
unious snacks, non aria
Sob
onnbwt
( ssets36 0 �
E.C.E. WAg�n
prmida a warm
ay" M.s. Eupetes. Pb area
STRUCTURED DAY-
CARE, with lots of TLC.
outings, activities, crafts.
meets. Non smokig.
fenced yard, playroom,
near Harwoodli" 112. call
619-0606.
Daycare
• Available
LIVE IN care giver reowred
to care for 2 boys. 1 and 3
hours/days vary non
smoker and references a
must. Cal 905 428-1976
QUALITY DAYCARE Ed-
ucatwnal. fun4oving. EC&
13 yrs. erica. Lots of toys.
large rooms/ ferhoed yard.
Smoke-free. 2 yrs. and
905-6113-4161119
RELIABLE
Men. Call
RELIABLE daycare in my
home. nonsmoking snn-
ronmem, reasonable rates.
kids welcome from 6
T4rdhs a up H arwrood""
ria
2 a 426-9995
ALL AGES ADORED! S.
AJAX -St John s Am-
oulance. hitluncneem
,An -
;how snacks. varied daily
walks, Crat . pm -r . cud-
dles i Smake Free 427-
2356
Bargain
Comer
FINE CIUAL1TY Maple du-
ng •nom ;abs We two
leaves. and 4 high ladder
bark Gems with broad
ane seats Good condk-
bm.$400 5.39.0454
FRIDGE a STOVE. $350
washer 6 dryer $350 aecel-
len oonda0n.427-1680
FRIDGE AND STOVE. 3
door !nags, almond, excel-
lent condition. $700 pair.
Frost Ileand stove.
excoow*. $375 per
(905) 426-2851
KBaW tE apt size wash-
er, only 1 yr. old, $325.
metal bunkbed. $100: 0 -
drawer bureau $25. 427-
4820
PURR-SONALJTY Plus: br
colour Persian kittens,
males, grand champion
parentsa CFA reqs -
Wed, pit a show quality
available. $350 & up. New
7 Pc. Dirrtfe. $400. 427-
9314
WEDONG DRESS - Ivory
satin wedding dress.. "
sleeve removable train,
size 13(14 Astunq S500
ph
Teleone (9051 509-
4871
icor ere
door repairs.
$49. New doorsloperers.
Quality Pits Doors 416-
10 aper Man's bicycle -
tuft " I. coril-
Pwo gal
seek
handlebars a 'ten. Askwg
$05.00. Phorw weekday
or rnekernda
721 1 otwr tirrw
7 I Bphoneasl6
1971 440hp
high paidor-
mance blockwin bre t
rik withwith900 heads 1970
440 complete with torpor
4401 il1ntgqahh1t with 727
wfque kk
mi $18110. bo w b�
offer. Cal 905.623-7614.
AUTOMOTIVE equipment,
a/c drrgig and raoycWV
stations, dgitan oscillo-
scope and 41a! mulkrm-
as. etc. CW alter 7 p.m.
906-5407.
314 alae adiwtable bed
$400; blonds diningroom
table, 4 dwrs a hutch
$300; queen size waterbed
with semi-mol«onless mat-
tress, hhaabr, bookcase
headboard a caps $200:
=tokh walker $50;. Can
905831.307,
0000 BTU Air Conditioner.
2 year warranty $350. 2
freezers 12 a 20 cu ft.
$250/each. 2 pc sectional
with recliner a hidabed 3
years old. Paid $2000. San
5IN). Can 571-2720.
ABOVE Ground pool 24',
pump, filter, covers, 2 lad-
ders $1500. Pressure treat-
ed fence a deck $500.
Homemade camper $100
Computer $50. Call (705)
357-3568
APARTMENT SIZE wash-
er and dryer, 6 years old.
excellent condition. best
offer. (905) 420-9328
ATTEND OUR FREE 'How,
to 'Wine and Beer making
demonstration seminar. It
can be tun and save money
tool!' Seminar given by a
Professional instructor at St.
Anne's Pure Spring Water
Company. Book nowt!
Phone 579-2837
BEAUTIFUL Diamond sol-
,talre engagement ring,
831d.. 18kt gold with plab-
num settings. SI -2 quality.
calor - G. Along with set of
diamond earnings. ap-
praised with cert. $9400.
sell for $3900 905-665-
'233. 905-940-5250.
BEAUTIFUL Sofa d love -
seat with 2 custom balloon
valances, pastel colours.
$750. Lowey din" room
suite, $475. Kitchen island
with 2 stools. $200 905-
726--4883.
BRAND NEW - sbl in
ongenI package. automatic
door opener and ar starter.
Beat offer. Cal anytime or
leave message 728-9430
CARPET /3 roans for
$299 i 30 sq Verde) Prerre-
un pad a installation in-
cluded. an Sat 432-2750.
CARPET BROKER,
100%. Nylon tlkck, plusr'
sen rvee. carpet For 3
rooms only SM9 00 Price
includes 30 S% yds carpet
dalune ped and nrle- .
in your hone. Free quota -
bon . in your home No n-
lervat, no psVmenw ler one
Cul year. Daniel. 1.800-
217-0104
CARPETS bet at carpet.
'00% nylon, new sten re -
40" Carpets on hand. I
ew carpet 3 rooms. $349.
Pia includes carpet prs-
^wm+ pad. ewpert nstans-
son. IM delivery. five ese-
maes (30 yards) Norman
686-2314
CARPETS SALE: Lots of
carpets. 100% nylon ,tin
release. carpet 3 rooms
$339 (30 sit yd) Y+Gudes
carpet. premum ped and
installation Free estimates.
arpet repro. Sennq
Oumam and wrraxdirg
sae& Sam 905-666-1772
CARPETS- Try and save
New 100% nylon, Starh-
YIes. Ft/ product fine avewl-
able to sat any budget
Server depuht. Repan
No week - for nee as-
Wrae. Cas and 1'11 show
you tie difference 100%
customers satstacboh
guguard. M" (905)
1-4040
CHIP TRUCK 1976 CMv.
rased roof, 1,2 ton van.
completely restored. 3
sinks Asking $6.500 Cal
905-579-5352
COMPLETE crerbwwlie
adjustable, vrbnI. bed.
queen -size. aatlent
worlung condition 5900
(negotiable) Can 905-576-
0614
ALWAYS OPEN COML
PUTERS, sales and serv-
ce 306 or 486 complete
$450 and $600 C0440M r
sound cards Tedvkcal
support- Phone (905) 571-
5291.
COMPUTER
CLEARANCE Contras 406
BlowoA. 486 Ides with row
mrboard 8 in ram tmb vid-
eo, 1.44 floppy and DX
processor $325. Now hard
drives from $189. Upgrade
yam low end Perhtiuin
CPU's and trade for Intel
1201s, 137s and 16Ws and
200s for as low as $99.00
Compete now Pentium
Systems from $665. Now
monitors tram 219 with a
system used manors from
525. VGA Cferigloh Com-
putet 164 BaaMiw Rd. E.,
Bowxniwriaa at ardt 432.
Hary 401.687-3059.
CONTENTS Sale- Ap-
piahoes. Boys bedroom
suit, dresses, queen size
bed, and many more tare
Yard Sate also. Cal 725-
8816.
DOING ROOM SETS, 6
poe. dark mahogany Dun -
an Phyla. $1.000. 9 pee.
oak (cream) Queen Anne
newly refinished antique,
Antique bedroom
set, 3 dressers, $1.200.
1967 300 E Mercedes
Benz, (905) 665--1783
DRESSERS 545: 4 PC
bedroom suite $195: 7 pc
diningroom suite $550,
glider rocker $100: stove
$85: recliner $50: table and
chairs $45: video machine
$300: end tables $45: an-
tique dressers, chairs. and
tables, many more items
905.697-3532.
DRYERS $175/up, fridges
$100/up, stoves $150(up
washers $250/up, upright
freezer $300, STEFS AP-
PLIANCES 362 FRENCH
ST. OSHAWA 905-432-
7167
DUAL pedestal sold oak
dimngroom set with 8
chairs. $1400,665-0685
Surplus Equipment
For Sale
Machine Shop,
Bectrorres 8 Drafting
Contact Henry Street
High School for
lather irdtxmation
666--2731
GREAT VALUE SALE -
Stove, fndge. like new
save - see -Cleaning- oom-
ng ware top. Fridge - 18.5
a. ft GE (905) 420-0974
LARGE upright piano. ex-
cellent condbon. $3.000.
can 905.420-0717.
LE -TREK LEATHER iadket
a matching helmet. brand
w wth removealte liner
Mlack 8 red) used on sea-
son. Perfect sport Doke
Is" $350 Can 905-404-
0881 or 905-2424217
ii; SALE. well ant/
entertainment Contra $250.
ode a 2 end tabes $100,
metal oahp desk .wsdeem
$100. matcrrq credenza
$75. chair 525. computer
drler ler teemarks"
$500. saw ofhdeo enfeger
$200. garage door $75.
Fisher Pip travei crib $50
double stronei SM. mart!
sub an 30W. 38 jacket
525 723-7774
PIANO i seat 'Krydnef.
S, 40C 0, nest offer Call
905-420-'9681
PIANOS -GRANDFATHER
CLOCKS. Visit x;r ware-
houselow a used perm
(UP40 A grand). digital
prows a keyboards Not
sun. rem to own Large se-
wcbw Of docks Cal 7,91 -
OP Prow. 433149'
PUS FURNISHINGS and
bi. )ding material mdudnq-
oak look tables. oak from
tars l6' Yl a w sinks. van
ous gtasewan. dishes. etc
Heavy oak door. oak stabs
doors. emergency kghbrg.
liens, pot bgnts vitas oak
!nm, "vng. plywood,
bench swing, et. Phone
(905) 432-7733
RUGS - CHINESE 900 ser -
.as. 8 x 10 1.2. $480. my .
8 x 11. $44. antique roc top
desk $3.500. stow Su.
storm door 36 x 84 W.
door and Mme 76 x 26
$17.434-46886
SHEDMAN - Ouatty
wooden shoos & x 8' bW
wt. only $299 plus tau
Many other saes and styes
available Also garages
and decks. 761 McKay fid.
Unit 3, Pickering. For more
rdo. nil 905.619.2093.
SPAIMOT Tub, older mod-
el in good waking cond-
bon, 1 hp. motor, seers 5.
$950. Cal 905666.36W
sURSI surTSl SUFTSI' -
bion, prayou m os. a owedgradua-
tion,
you dont have a suit? Why
not look your best for a lot
I"s shopping at
RUGGED REPLAYS
where for around $100.
youl got a stylish suit, shirt
be and a pair of shoos
Sound toogood
to
be 7
Come to Rugged
in Whitby and experience
rb SIMPIX11119 for
men, teals find boys Idw
never before! From pans to
tuxedos. we've got it all.
Can today for store hours
and directions. 905-404-
2063.
OAKIPBIE FURNITURE -
Traditional Woodworking is
pleased to introduce q�uctr
new 'Home Office' aihd
'Entertainment Centers'.
We have added many now
bedroom a ring room
pieces as well. We proudly
handcraft what we sit and
over ft highest quality fur-
mshingS available a+y.
where at low competitive
prices. 905-911!5-8774.
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Articles les/ Automobiles Automobiles Apartments Rent A arthnents Apartments /
Apartments
On, For Sale B Boarding Rim, For Sal U For Sale Trailers / 1 For R / Apart
Rent / I , For Rent For Rant
n car 1]INFT
USED FRIDGE $225. and
KITTENS with tet booster
1986 TOYOTA CAMRY.
CERTIFIED Full-size '83
1978 TERRY Trailer, 28.
upused stoves $200 and
as well as young adult cats
auto power -steering, pow-
Buick LeSabre. very good
1 -bedroom, located in 5
Up. used washers $250
(many spayed or neutered
er brakes, good condition
body, paint d mechanical
star skyline park. Chemong
dryers $179 and up Brand
and fully vaccinated) in
$2.650 or best offer Call
166.000km. $1500 Call
Lake Peterborough $7000
new brand name fridges,
need of loving homes Also.
905-668-8664
905-723-7733
(905)4,.0-1922 or
16. c $605 . New brand
many medium to larger siz-
ed. $6.995.. 1992 Scoupe.
fridge. 4 pce. with Bush loi-
sive. No pets. Call (905)
576-6724,
name 30' stoves $449 and
ed dogs waiting for that
1967 Chrysler LeBaron
SUMMER AT CERTICAR
(905)432-6325
up. New scratch and dent
special someone to give
convertible, (black) Body in
SALE. FOR THE LAR-
1981 STARCRAFT hard -
bar fridges 5 c.l. $249 Ste-
them a second chance. Pet
great shape (needs paint
GEST SELECTION OF
side $new oto Len 9p5-
phenson's Furniture and
supplies and donations al.
job). Turbo engine. Sat for
MINI VANS. SPORTS VE-
top tent trader Hydro,
Appliances 227 Court St .
ways welcome Please call
2 years needs some work
HICLES AND CONVERTI.
stove. sink, sleeps tour Ex -
Oshawa. 576-7448
Durham Animal Adoption
Has been well looked atter
BLES SEE US NOW. 1990
cellent condition Asking
basomorx Ful
(905)438-8411
Asking 52000 Call 905-
g
Honda Civic mint $4295,
$1250 905-655-8653.
WATER d you are con-
cerned wilt, the taste, smell
ATTENTION: Dog Owners
728.91315 atter 6 p inn
1992 Nissan Sentra, auto.
$5.595 1987 Mustang
1988 GOLDEN FALCON
&/or lode of your water we
h C II 1 f 686-
Doggie Dooley Pet Waste
S ,ems start at $54 99
1988 CHEV CAVALIER,
convertible. while, auto. 6
35 X 12 FT Melody Bay.
can elp a or lite ^9
8351 or 686-0234 after 5
ys
up to 150 Ib. wt Dog Life
$1650 170K. air. 1965
cyl- $3.995. 1992 Chev
Tracker like new. $5.595.,
Buckhorn covered 10 x 30
ft. deck, shed, t v tower all
. IL 2 BDRM APT. ave l
P.m
Jackets starting at $25. 32•
Buick Riviera. very well
fully loaded.
1989 Astro 6 pass.. loaded.
inside furndure, all Cede
immediately or July 1st. At
350 Malaga Also 2 bdrm at
WE BUY AND SELL. Com
Fire Hydrant indoor/outdoor
BEST Ball, 4-1i2' 6'. 10'
maintained.
$1.750 Best otters. Cern-
$5ver.995.. 1985 Dodgecon-
furniture plus bbq, dishes.
946 Mason St Stan from
washer and c n dryer
Y
Lifetime Guarantee, from
Bed. 728-5181
1993 e. exec 3.495.
1993 Sunhre. white. load-
pots and pans. a electric
bedding, full size electric
5595 per month all indu-
sltdrng doors. copiers and
$10 99 Dog shovels from
1988 Honda Accord LX
ed. $6.995.. 1992 Scoupe.
fridge. 4 pce. with Bush loi-
sive. No pets. Call (905)
576-6724,
pop coolers. We have parts
for all appliances at 20%
$599. dog sunhats from
$9 o0 9.9. 7 daystweek
well cared for. same owner
rod. auto. air. 55.995.. 1990
let, sleeps 6. 3rd site back
apartment f;ished. share
off Parts for domestic exp-
off Parces
(905)723.5413. Fax 723-
since new Very dean in-
Chev Tracker, black, auto,
$6.495.. 1991 Cay. Z24,
from lake. 1997 season
Asking $27,800. Tele-
1 a 2 DOWNTOWN Osha.
Commercial
1466.
side $new oto Len 9p5-
loaded. while, $7.895.
paid
phone (9050 725-5993
wa 2 bedroom $495 plus
hydro, 1 bedroom $425 all
parts Stephenson's Com-
$8000 (905166 8-1 2 12
619 0008
1989 Mazda 323. auto.
OSHAWA (91w SL W.)
sive 2 bedroom $550
A e,aal Products. 325 Sim-
coe Si. S. Oshawa. 576-
8471
WINE STORAGE UNIT.
temperature controlled. ca
patty 330 bottles. walnut
knish 6'9 12' x 3 h. x 2 1 1
h $1500 427-3954
Articles
Wanted
ANTIQUES Absolutely,
I u
1988 PONTIAC 6000. 4 53.435., 1995 Voyageur, 7 1989 31 1Q FT. PROWL- plus hydro, 1 bedroom
coon, Low km V6, automat- pass. cream deal S4 995.. ER house trader large $450 all inclusive. Avail.
c. PS.. P.B . P W., PL . Air. 1988 Royale Brougham, deck. 21 it. new awning. June 15 or sooner, first &
e.., T.., r.,�•e«e eannn loaded. low kms. $5.995.. wee a1 e m tin inn last no pets. 725-8710
080 Call 728-4952
great $1.995v 45certifiedlarge
lot, very dean park.
OSHAWA - 1 bedroom apt.
1988 TOYOTA WAGON,
in stock CeAtcsr
Pidon area. Lot paid for
Albert and Jackson area.
gray, well maintained little
sato comm. 155 King St.
1997 season (905) 723-
Close to all amenities, hest.
ust, am -tin alpine stereo.
W-• (Oshawa) at Midtown
'When
4760
hydro included. $592J
trucks wanted for scrapAsok'r'g
Any condition. ant age,
Mall. customers
1989 GRAND PRO(. one
monthly. Available imme-
ew muffler, brakes, rad
nrow
bring their kiends' Open
1990 HOMESTEADER 12
diately. Firstilast required
54.600 (905! 420-
Sundnye)��
x 38 h mobile home. 10 x
434 63111eave message
1087.(905)420-2265
1988 Honda Civic CRX. 5
20 londa room. Main trailer
1 -BEDROOM Basement
190 9 CHRYSLER LEBAR-
198
sod original owner $4500
fully furnishedr�
One bed-
apartment f;ished. share
White convertible
ON.obo.
oaded 2 2 Irtre turbo
1990 Chrysler Dynes.
room, 4 PC bath, fridge M
kitchen. S500'month. first
Purchasing furniture or an- ty, 3.3 L. V6. 34650 obo size propane stove and last Nonsmokec pr
ything old See - mstru-
$4800 666-1104 leave 434 2775 available Jul ors I",
mends- clime. silver. adver-
asmg. toys. decoys. dolls.
milk bottles, collections Or
plates Call Robert Bowen
Antiques (905) 655-8049.
Brooldm
APPLIANCES Wanted,
working or not working
Cal Stairs Appliances 905-
432-7167
CD's b er7 I'll pay top
dollar ler you, used and
new CD's. Call George at
435-1998
FOLDING WIRE, Stackable
containers with at least 1
gate drop Approx 42 cubic
'N.Coded Abe 663-5117
RESPONSIBLE 40 yr old
wants to rent travel nailan or
RV. July 31- Aug 4 Non
smoker. No kids• no pea
Will pay cash and deposit
428-0507
am Antiques
new pant. stereo. A 3 auto.
ANY SCRAP Car or Trucit
oven ElectnC hot weer, y
2521 or 683 4 4
super chip, accel-gnmOn,
much mon. $5500 o.b.o
wanted, complete or not
deck 10 x 16, shod, now
1989 CUTLASS Sierra SL.
AU10mobiles
rod on Florida roan. new
Fully loaded 153000 km
' wanted
carpet. Located at NestM - RENT H RELAV
Bucket seats. black 53900
ALITON091LES arh0
In Park on Flay 36 bet- Moveinto
Call 723-26W
trucks wanted for scrapAsok'r'g
Any condition. ant age,
weer, Lindsey and Bobay-
AKS
1989 GRAND PRO(. one
A a A AUTO- We pay
on water Asking11
owner. rare 5 speed.
SW $10.000 Cast' on ""S
000 or best offer.COURT-WHITBY
220.000 hwy km. Cathed.
spot ccondition.any
Leave message before 4
53.990 or best otter (905)
Cady us 24
hours . 7 days. 3 mm son -
- r .
p.m o cal after 5 p m b 9
655 4895
ice 905686-5003 or 905•
p.m Ask for Dente (905)
TIA.
706.5234
579.3791 - . ... ...
new pant. stereo. A 3 auto.
ANY SCRAP Car or Trucit
19W E foo, MlvM
Ly111aNh
super chip, accel-gnmOn,
much mon. $5500 o.b.o
wanted, complete or not
trailer Conquest by Gulf
Cal 436-5001up
Top Cash paid Free pick
Cab (905)431-4333 or
Stream. Sleeps lour, air.
19M PONTIAC Sunbkrd
434-7489
awning, stereo. microwave
SE 2 door, N91, miles, low
ALITON091LES arh0
ad more Mfnl Condition.
$12.000. No G ST.
Price. Loaded. aura air.
cruise, aft. AMFm CmraM.
trucks wanted for scrapAsok'r'g
Any condition. ant age,
(905) 579-2495.
sunroof- Many new parts
hep removal in to Duman
LARGE- den 3 bedroom.
Call 430-1446
Region, caths pact. Alio
SONUS 97 Park lees paid.
appbarnons. larpn Mncwt
'75 b 't' Chair or
ComO-
1991 B"CasM m
Caravan.
1!112 DODGE 58 500 .
exultant condition
GM Pickup ler pans. Cas
GM
Oshawa 905431-
don. tar40. fully kit no d.
Family Building North
Oshawa, 1 & 2 bdrms. In-
clusive. Pay cable. parking
& laundry fac. 7232094.
OSHAWA, N.E., 1 -bed-
room, main Boor, quiet
neighbourhood, S550 in-
clusive, washer. dryer. ca-
ble. No smoking, no pets.
available July 1 721-1990
OSHAWA- 2 bildroom
Spacious dean in duplex.
Fenced yard, parking, ap-
pliances. $650 + utilities.
(905) 420-1846. r
OSHAWA- 2 bedroom
runny apt on main Boor.
Huge eat in kitchen, fridge
stove, near shopping and
bus route. $760 all inclu-
sive. Available August 1st.
Cab 434-8781.
PICKERING - one bed-
room walkout basement
apt. Ideal lot single working
person. $525. Firsbtast.
Avail- July t. Call 839-
1u1
PICKERING GO, 1 -bed-
room basement apartment,
private entrance. clean. W
planes. no smoldngrpets.
Ideal ler sends female.
available immediately,
$565. 905.686-6105,
PICKERING. Liverpool
South of Be*. 1 bebopm
basement separate. en -
"nos., par". 4 pc. bath.
$650 inclusive. available
Aug.2. 420-1276.
PICKERING- 2 bedroom
basement apt. Laundry.
separate entrance. all m-
ck ay. Close to 401. bus a
shopping. $425 to shah or
$798 monthly. Call 619-
9112.
PICKERING - Whites Rd,
1 bedroom bassiment. Sop -
an" entrance. Full kitchen.
GREAT DEAL. 1 -bedroom
pwrw,rg, Nle.. MWS, • ,
security. Carpeted. dean.
,2nd Moor) apartment. kddt-
angN, rgMmoker Aly
snaffle. walkout to largo
1st. 5650 irlC6J vw Cal
(15x25) deck Private or,
420,604
trance. parkmg. unions n-
awning, comer
dudeld except phorho, $5501
PORT HOPE - one bed-
morith. Available MY 1st 3
room apt_ available in
min, from O.C.. limns. 905-
quier well maintained me -
433 -0216. North 08hww-
Una building. For appt. to
alhhnhng. arhd go. non
"" cat 905405-824.
LARGE- den 3 bedroom.
1992 DODGE SPIRIT: 6
North Oshawa, with dock. 2
MYSOWTAUKTON-Urgo
appbarnons. larpn Mncwt
Orin bedroom am Laundry.
yard NO PETS tawdry
parkng unine mckded.
Cant 1105128
ot walkout
7
2 bedroom. garden shod,
deck, lot.
EXTRA LARGE t bed
bedroom basement, sops-
perking avalablo 5800 +
$600hmorith.Ca15763264.
1823
baby 52000. framed
baby
awning, comer
room in North Oshowa.
ran efltreflG, wamung bb.
,)tjy 1, areetOL.
Pfd 905576
^o is
CA FOR FOR CARS! We
boatdockingn Mont d
Large babony. quiet build-
alhhnhng. arhd go. non
11672.
. NORTH
1992 DODGE SPIRIT: 6
buy used vehxyes Vehicles
oar' •� BeatRt
ins 5598 hrdkke, Cabie.
erreokirg, $650 mduewe.
1974 Grand Prue SE. v6.
ford I - o
lord t - Two Ddrm Now
t'4 a', loaded, very dean
n
led spot. Salam Lake Tned-
Pat" mhckndod. .Arty 1.
TONWOone (905) 426-
NEAR OSHAWA Contra, 2
GO staaim. 401 Parking.
,ad rrhterw a oxtenor
nndi-
�t be rhrrvg co
leo^. Cat 427-2415 Coag
er Park $34.500 (705)
Phone 905-579.5564.
2941
boom= apt.. in clean quiet
balcony/parvo. $740
No
125.000 kms Asking
a
314-4146 Possession 5
2 a 3 bedroom spot If min
z8.000 kms eonvon-
5 unit bidding fres Landry
as MKknM. WAsst.
$8000 (905166 8-1 2 12
to 479 Sayty St East. Alex
b lot Bib b protea Corti-
asking Gas
OSHAWA (91w SL W.)
AJAX- Now 1 bedroom
baboons. Wftg. $620 plus
dogs. Aveiable frrhrrhe-
Anternet
61Ufi kD AUTO SALES
day&
Lags t a 2 a 3 bedroom
basomorx Ful
lydrd blas (905) 639-
taetery. (905) 721.2232
TRISNA ROMANCE Linn- 19x3 DYNASTY. many ex- FOR SALE - 40 FT. travel- pud^ant4 m doe^ lohr Michel. 4 pc both. paling. 4659. (416) 239-2752.
F Aut--hits tras 196K nay macs porn- 1 ler 'Cott r) Air clef txrildirp. Cbe b 401 S it,
end Editor. p, .s rained age
Bath 01650. Spring
roc sit
ked. n excellent wndrrorh
$5900 firm (905)666•-
' Trucks
for sidle
aire rar . co
cord., two docks. Florida
,opt'. fkxrxsfe0. tea-
i GO. Pada ArailaDle
^�
'^'r^od"'wX rro<^ ��
separate onaance. u
arngln �� ��• rh0rh
NEWLY -RENOVATED 2 -1
bedroom apartments Sem-
baby 52000. framed
baby
dex him
7879
s abs. pl ". pArwlk. -
good
- TOM C hemorg Lake
Pfd 905576
^o is
cooAlwY 2. i des use-
postors 1964 Prince of
last. Chan quo People.
Wfv a Ave. Oshywa.
p ABS. 65.000 km. candied
576-1800 or 1-888-259-
FoamNon
(9m) 5n-wq.
4M.
required y 15
sets. close brhW
Wailers. 7965 Apothecary
CREDIT ►ROBLEMS� Or
1974 Grand Prue SE. v6.
11165 Interradorhal, 22' 5
Park. (706)292.7134
prom, B7.D00 highway kms.
$625/montn SM mi knine.
(bums). Call Lucy (905)-
$75 oedh 705-736-1612
the spot hnarc - wit
p,w p d.1.. 143.000kms.
ton 5 sod, single ash.
Spa
OSIMWA tBloor SL) large
Cat 6639636.
472.2926. aha 6
758.
� wiK eaehplote leash-
payments from 3500
certified. $9900. Car
DT466. loo nhany rnsw pant
trance. S71-7969 after
2 a 3 bedroom spot If min
z8.000 kms eonvon-
Rah (416) r or
' Computer
P
Monthly payments tram
$150 OAC Cars, tnxks.
(905)666-4754
PRIX SE,
b lot Bib b protea Corti-
asking Gas
r0101C0
n than low rise OuiQtrg.
Clow to M1 a GO. Park-
AJAX: East a InimpMn by
Or lace Freshly rated 1
y Da
(416) 261.9584 anyone.
ONE i TWO bedroom
Anternet
cars 19e1 to 1996 Alandy
Aura Saps Ltd 792 Srmcoe
19th GRAND
P/W, P.1 P'S P'M Cruse.
Tony 721 -low
tra�o. NO Wb- SM +
uoMns. Aug t. ISIAW,
ing. ",lit ile immediotNy.
From $MrMXrkh. Phan
bedroom. 5 apphances,
apartmothts. wrimediate
candied. $9.000. Please
Strwt South. Oshawa
Tilt. MVFm r ial sen-
194 CHEV 5-10. ~
19112 H:Ht7A 1100 Shad-
905-576.4255
kept-. underground
pOe;Kymn. prelnr couple,
North Oshawa, mcldes
NEW MUSIC a -zine v
Pa 9057203362ma
ilY system. 79.000 km
box Y-6 auiomanc, as a.
ow. ask-
7t-"
WILSON O�Wable
king PW plus. Aural-
tridge. slow. carpet. fresh-
/wblack
hnpJww durram-
E4 P
$14.500 Can 6833020
$1.400 Telephone 436-
26500 905-430-
boor avwhine-
wolf July t Cordo" Man-
meted 4& p plaza
news nev-alc238/n
NEED A VE►•CL oor
C10(10 No Credrt0 Bank
1994 GRAND PRIX. V6. p/
9944
ng
W91
penis,
cutely Fridge. stove.
agar wis : 428.9766
laundry facilities, Now buy,
bedroom. appliances: hist/
dex him
rupt" Call Tulle at 905-
s abs. pl ". pArwlk. -
1995 YUKON, Beautiful.
is 905-576-4011. 905-
heat & hydro mcided.
van. insulated box with
Reasonable. 725.2642 af-
last. Chan quo People.
Wfv a Ave. Oshywa.
p ABS. 65.000 km. candied
576-1800 or 1-888-259-
wrky system 4-d001'. aP-
loaded, leather lady driven.
19t6 SUZUKI GSXR 750
$742 Carpet. parking.
AJAX: newly renovated 1
ler 5 pm.
SM Available brn�
Pools,
3673 1 can hall
prom, B7.D00 highway kms.
only 49.000 kms. asung
1800 km. (blur a whi o)
laundry Mc Daytime 263-
8369 o, ovrnwW 263•
bedroom basennonl span-
AJAX NOIRiFI: 1 bedroom
111x0 Ford Diesel 11' Cube
Spa
19W TRIUMPH. TR S.
S13.900 Like new. one
532.000 call 905-571-
� wiK eaehplote leash-
2522.
rnent. Fndge. stove. wash -
fit' pc. Mb' Latey'
trance. S71-7969 after
1964 CHRYSLER Laser.
Boil andirhe in mint
z8.000 kms eonvon-
owner 905-683-3020
3e61
ars, boots, gloves. tekrat. 2
pts. 5675. - s708, Close
to
or. dryer, paring, sp. an-
seperate entrance. parking.
5:30p.m.
EARLY BIiO SPECIAL
E
ible.auto. 3 5 Itr. VB on-
gnrhe.excellent condtion,
1994 MAZW 42i KRO
545-1917.
covers and mon. Call 905
24MGRCOY 1�4•
borer duplex. KingRianno-
tra�o. NO Wb- SM +
uoMns. Aug t. ISIAW,
SM M inclusive. avail.
July 1, 619-4883
F S
^9Wa yak
x 2t' rectangular Ka
candied. $9.000. Please
NOS, 42.000 led , black/
full power package.
' 1lMla/
aIle
404-0861 a 905-242-6217
ea, bus sWp front it".
Michael 4after
OSHAWA - 2 bednoorm
rit
((�C one bed-
for font.
t pool includes decks 6 tent-
it,
elhg
call 723-7932
grey
at, $16.900 form 1 yr war•
Masi
1981 XR 250E En4xo, ex-
olM riu+iet couple We-
905.66001181 Wort
ONE BEDROOM bow
4 ,Mtn,
�e�,
Simcon and Gibb aro
$5.195 Meets tensing
by-laws. 25yr warranty, 1-
1961 PONTIAC. low mile-
ranty left.. mint (905) 668-
cellent shape, low kms..
tend. SO/morkh a0 m.
dim". cable too. I~,
AVAIL WA in Apex, 1-
mark apart merk, pc
living room, full kdch-
$450 + hydro• Oshawa.
800.668-7564 Pickering/
age. 'never seen winter.
6513
1987 AEROSTAR XLT, 7-
asking 55250. Call 705-
available Duty 1st. 905-
Ddnn apt $650. uk7. irncfud-
on,eentral air, lahxhdry• a-
Available awns diWly
Alax. ptnorw 416-798-7509
Cas cher 7 .m. (905) 986-
p
19% MAZDA MX3 (silver)
passenger. good condrsor
357.3938.
579-5749.
ed. No smokirg/pets. 1sV
bis, utilities incl ded. Sp
5712229.
5407
5200pkm (extra clean) full
$3000 candied: Also 1987
$3000
a-
Last, reb. required. 905
Last.
ante entrance. firaftst.
YeOlooat. 56.'♦81aw-
Lost do
• 1 Found
1982 MAZDA RX -7. 5-
speed, pAv, sunroof. 2 new
bad (mo leather) $17200
o.b.o. Can 905.404-0881
Caiiialitto•
maintained.goods rurxn
$I SM. 666-1311
du�tel Asking S337
snow tires, female driven,
or 905.242-6217
7301, 428-1879 alter bpm.
each Call ler appoiMntent
nhon-smoker, runs great,
needs body work. 5950 as
1136 NEON SPORT. 4 dr.
1790 Chevrolet. 14' cubo
LOSTI Miniature poodle,
is 905-576-4011. 905-
atoo., am/fm Cass., ale. ps,
van. insulated box with
beigewith brawn patch on
d
576-2494.
p ABS. 65.000 km. candied
Realer. Good condition As
answers to •Iib',
ro peb t badman 5bed-
211 500. Cao 905 666-
$4000. Cao Jacghes
very, very sadly missed.
ied
194 Buick Regal, cerM.
2283
905-5764= (Daily)
Delaney/Ch urdh area. Re-
Good running condmon•
checked. first shots, ready
Bruno.
ward- 425-7349,
body ok. 21000 certified.
1995 RED CAVALIER 722.
111x0 Ford Diesel 11' Cube
LOST, Long haired black
Call Kirk or Hope 432-
1863.
5 spd. corrDn, doted glass,
low kens. Will
van good condition, as a
at. Harwood / Clovendge
Taurus, white, auto, exc l.
$11.500.579.6003.
24000. Cab Jacques 905
rd. No collar. walks funny
1964 CHRYSLER Laser.
Boil andirhe in mint
spend with devoted com-
576.6328 (daily)
but doesn't say much. cab 4ng
y .
fib^ Sem• khw Moe-
619-3197.
a".cenriked. Asking
du�tel Asking S337
1695. 000. Cab 905.683-
B ' �
7301, 428-1879 alter bpm.
each Call ler appoiMntent
1985Cadillac Sedan
ONE BEDROOM Ise-
AW.
Seville hely loaded, antift
905-6859076.
BEDf100M Daserdherr
Spacious, corpeted. newly
�� with babony dose
SIrsE UM "us" Pup.
� A1, dean throughout
male. d -04d lwhde. dou-
no rust. Must sell. $2475
bill perd-eysd• cal^•certified.o.bo.728-7693.
Can-
�T3O �
tered. guaranteed. b
ro peb t badman 5bed-
(705) 357 2792.
1905 FIERO, 5 speed,
ppfia^a• � ad
Largs $625. in
132000 km. Red. 4 good
e
BEAGLE PUPPIES - Pur-
fires. $1200 O.B.O. Cay
:,.ebred. no papers. Yet
(905) 263-2772 Ask for
checked. first shots, ready
Bruno.
to 90 now. Will deliver. Cal
INS JAGUAR SOVER-
Laurie . 905.665-0191
EIGN. Red, Alpine stereo,
excel condition, $4.995.00
MAGNIFICENT Mature le-
cerbhable. Also 1990
male German Shepherd in
Taurus, white, auto, exc l.
excellent health. Available
cond. $3500. 905.420-
4o persatAwnily with time to
2923.
spend with devoted com-
1006 GRANDE Prix, Low
Ca1668-1394
mileage. Best Otter. Cal
IM SUZNRO Tradw. 4x4•
new son top. Nos vehicle
$7,995 cert. ow. all
SWY-5696. or 666-1812.
1913 FORD E150, Coup
Van, red. aubt 5L Vs. Ali,
53.000KMS. $12,900. cd
1996 GMC POW, 4x 4
rinks7SImorth
666-5478.
-6625 M -VL (905)427-
9563.
hheWwwMr frxAudad, pay
du�tel Asking S337
AVAILABLE BMHEDIATE-
alter. (905) SM -45126
own Hydro. Priors Osha
each Call ler appoiMntent
LII, in Wh ilby Apt building.
ONE BEDROOM Ise-
AW.
kxadon rear 0 . and
Midlown Mea. let.
905-6859076.
BEDf100M Daserdherr
Spacious, corpeted. newly
�� with babony dose
mal apartment.
*WP. 1110011, 5550
July
436.6042.
2
apt. now Oshawa
b bu0. t1roPPrrh9 all uoleles
included, arslAast required,
pkwy, utilities. iabM im-
tnsbUMy. (416) 781-4oVe
Can-
�T3O �
4
ro peb t badman 5bed-
hydro included. UM
3-
ppfia^a• � ad
Largs $625. in
2 bndroornn, $775. 3 tab
•. and Iwo b•ddoam
n most b@WAul a"
tre,
n aduM
buildrta w
yard. ulMles
ck+dsd. Available July 1st.
room 5840.. Cal 430-
0134.
".
buildrq. Available anyMma•
codas every lti g •when da-
PhorM 571-2757
$926fplus no- 905-839-
Slevernson a Rosslarnd
ble TV. bailable now or
CLAREMOMT, 1 bedroom
Cal 723-10.
Osltfwa 00
on
so. 574 Collator he 906-
RpM ` ge3
nuam.
luxury Ill separate an-
OSHAWA - M + 900
7Zd-7784
basement ki ii
hrarhce• 4 yens naw. uOiu
lye St 2 & 33 bedroom
WiITBY -838 Dundas SL
Oshawa. N" renovated,
Mondry
& parting fnduded, non
pts. 5675. - s708, Close
to
E. arta bedroom all in 4-
fireplaee, padkrg•
Mneed $750 par
sraoka, no pets adg i lent.
avail, July 1, 1826, 9Wmarl0n,
GO. Ulla Ms included. FiW
vvieww. Flaw decor, dm
Landry,
571
545-1917.
Mg required. $ts. all 6s-
Cal
yuuieL not pets .
$975.
2N CORDOVA- 2 bdrm.
motor coach. 37 n..sleeps
onwNed b teniora
1etcu+ehue
Wt Pak a Bloor. $7101
COZY 1-bedromR. Ads
-
4, ON options, Telephorle
nib. Balcony. 2nd spa urel.
WdWPfMon area. Upper -
OSHAWA - 2 bednoorm
WIITBY - ons bedroom
ual. ink). 1sIl Parking.
viable ler one. $450 in-
spa WwM in dew quiet
For more into dal alyrme
�g1Ye. Cant 9716-983-
F��
� IG��a��Ay�
023.3706.576.2877.
5705,
extended cab, two -lone
blue, 89,000 Lid.. boded.
many extras, $23,500 or
AJAR 1 bedroom, W10
basweent apt., Spangle
DESIRABLE N OSHAWA
Corp 723 1285.
OSHAWA - 2 bedroom no.
twittm y rxcudes IMM.
for one Lair. and
= bodb'as. (905)best
alter. (905) SM -45126
'PACFWAWW i
emeries, 1 pabng W--
wow - bv* law clean
Olive and Semcoe SL aces.
430.0969
1sti ast. No pets, no amok-
slid very private 2 bedroom
CIO" b all wroldws, fMet
ng, ant -Yb-. 905-428-
W. with dtrheuilI. air. 6sh-
hydro included. UM
BTBY 2 BEDIIOOM
'
Trailers
21 tL
1323.
waaha. Must be seen.
monthly. Available imme-
WN sna. Parking. no
Au
1900 CORSAIR GMC
86,000 Mi., showroom Con
$926fplus no- 905-839-
� Rtatilast required .
11 leave moss&p.
Pets, $750 plus -
quell lel (418)
didon. 517.500. or beg oft-
CENTRAL Oshawa, ex-
slam building. g. 1 a2 -bed-
3939
OSHAWA Centra Arse.
WHITBY 3 BEDROOM,
IM Ffeetwirg, » n. rail
e. (905) 983 9267
rooms 1 block to Seniors
OSHAWA North i SOLO
Two bedroom dlpeat.
ao-
north d ant Go rain. Main-
e, sleeps 4 adlb. 2 child-
art.
Cenre pp until; Bart at
location. Oui•t and dean
Landry parking. able
tallied duplex include W
ren, 3po. beth. al cornven-
FOR RENT deluxe diesel
$595. SOUTFfEAST OgM-
newer burildYhpt. 1 i 2
uNfies. Wry clean. quiet
pratwas, Isundry Car"
fences, in excelent condi-
motor coach. 37 n..sleeps
wa location, fit -bedrooms
bullNroan ape. $600 - $725
rpm smoking house. Avail-
W. psulQg i825 plw uYB-
tion, as" $3500 o.b.o.
4, ON options, Telephorle
stat at 5550. 1gf o.725-
7344 438-59 payer
moluisys. Ask ler Damn,
call 905) 426-7677 Pieter-
able July 131. sago per
1fopila Cal 404-
One, no pet, mon saobr
pr•Nn•d 430`2653 Mail
434.9744. Cal (905)509-3855 (905) 438-6458 432.5107. kips Propwb- able Atguml. NL
11 in 1 Hai N
For Rent
WlnKby ons atsawwe
walkout basement apart-
thwit, heated POOL W -ft.
sivial" July tat
$565 inclusive• IirslAast.
Call Brian at 430-5695 /
839-„51. and 3029.
WHITBY, one 8 two bed-
room apartments. in wail
maintained buildings. 4
Sevens Realty Ltd. 905-
668-7777.
yyHITBY, 2 bedroom,
brand new flooring, totally
dean. lots of room. laundry.
parking, no pets, avail.
immed. $750 inclusive.
576-7589
WHIMES RDA
HWY.112,
1 1/2 bed-
ro n,bSmt.,utMieS,
Sep. em., 4 piece
bath, fridge / stove,
,July 1, $450, non
snooker.
420-904•.
WHY rent when you can
own your own fame for
less than you 1l"I'll Car
Dave HWOck Sales Rep.
Re/Max Surmmit Realty
(1991) Ltd. (905) 6841-3800
or (905) 666-3211.
Houses
, 1 For Rent
$1-1 A Absolute Affordable
MNY FKK"
ORION YOUR NOMI[
FOR $aas/MTm
No DOwnpayment'7
Disdwad dablat+pr"
lam) 571 -ars
1-•oo-84"2Ys
Mark
Saks Rep. Suflon Group
Excel Rm*
193 CROMWELL Ave.
Oshawa 3 -bedroom house.
Wage. ! C st tub. arc,
dote to ahCPP`ig cw*-,
aveilable Aug -1st. no pees.
9055761509.
3 BEDROOM or 2 bed
room and dining g room.
Large ting loom and her.
Open design. Newly it -
M$d. 5 new appbwwms-
Upper duplex. large drive
and fenced yard. $925 +
who". Available July 1.
Call 905-571-2757
3-SEDP4OM House.
Nage. stow, all now car-
pet, s950.213 +tribes, no
plea Boy Ridges. Cam 1
905753-2647.
BOWNANVILLE - for rent
2 bedroom wane sce bnn-
galow. delny for si gl , w
$75cou0 plus Re1ei.r :a i05tat i
8391-5746
NEWCASTLE, clean 4
bedroom brick house on
least ar-de-sac, 2pr p
oaoqe ale. log, 111060 plat
vain es. Available Avast.
k. (416) 423-6399
PICKERWir 3 bedroom
hours•.. M bessinsK
backs onto Frwodwows
Bay. $900htiori ft + LMIWL
1atAaJsetr/ryelererlees Arai
18L Cal 939 399Y7. lehrn(om.
we«age.
MCKERWk 2 pkie bad -
110011M E1sra bras
fol. AIC wik
b PTC. $1 . + tiwk&
Cal 420-1524.
PONT uIBOIN as On-
Inched
AInched 3 bedroone, doves
Move.low plus, a
;cenebNyrt wt.eew,a
PRNE'"Comm bar
lion *wAL POOL afimw aF
toned, 1099 sq. R. pkv.
$1200/ma + uBNtrna 1W
WK
90S6e7�156I Auou@L GN
Rouaamow I1IMYJI2
1 2 bldroorn, 2 spray,
2400 Ip.1LS applia," ,
double gawge. 1300 +lel-
Wed. 420.7105 or (416)
267.4398.
STARTER NOME Doe
Hfng
onm k'ildnln bbe
Main. C k.
ygssrrdagshMy Irrclolad. Ings
OgMnMN s'a'�'iaMa WA loom
0111111.
ulaii
Close a atab"rho,- Abus ' iiira9-
able, AuNorth .1st. se75AnorNll.
805.433-
(x216.
WHITBY: 3 -bedroom clean
dhingallOWtoPggsarnooc Privala
Call Anne Shidddoc'k
Group Clanic 90"30-
9M.
Houses
06430-
Houses Industrial
1 For Rent ff• Units
$1 - IA Absolute Affordable!
SICK OF RENTING''!!
WHY NOT OWN A.
3 -Bed Semi $700/month
3 -Bed bungalow $800/month
NO down p1lyrawn Mfthwpd BMdrupl?
CA Mel
(9051571-6275 or 1-80x890-6275
MARK STAPLEY
Sales Rep. Sutton Group Excel Realty Inc.
TOW 1111MM 1 TOW&TownhouM For Rent 1 For Rent
FOR RENT
1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH
3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units.
Utilities included
Stove 8 Refrigerator.
Parquay floors throughout.
Parking included. Playground Area.
Close to =hoots and shopping.
From $846.00.
Call 905-721-0980
Housing
Wanted
FURNISHED
Townhouse/apartment.
Port Union, Pickering
area. shoe Herm lase, 6
months - I year. from
AugiW Ist. No pets,
non smokes,
Please
call (905)426-M2 or
Rooms
1 For Rent
PICKERING, basement
room, bathroom. Includes
Able. share kitch-
en. emale employed or
student welcome. $40W
monei. 420-4843 alter 6.
ROOM For ROIL No pets.
no smolung. Av&Wb O an
Mediately. Call after 4 pm
428-7036.
l have message � Shifted
EM
AccontodBAon
1ElTownhouses
K1 For Rent BRIGHT room to rent in
large. clean, Wet, !nerdy
2 bedroom townhouse in
well maintarted in"
Compkw. Freahty decorat-
ed, nCkrdw 4 appliarrme.
all LONOL Parking, close b
scliools allonrientisee. .Ary
occupancy. Also 3 bed
rooms for Sept. occupancy.
122 Capome St. E. Osha-
wa. Appt-434-3672-
AJAX. 3 bedroom town-
house nen Lake. brushed
besurnent. 4 app!ionoes.
OWWO.C/A $1.000 plus.
Gail. Aug. C-KWr Man
agement. 4269766.
AVAILABLE NOW . 43
Taunton Rd. E.. Oshawa.
Theme bedroom. Mrd. posh.
Midge. stove. 11800 rue hy-
dro 576-5e66. ALSO Cen-
tral besemsi t bechulor.
11450.5765666.
PICKER 1 1 3 bedroom
uaakiare
l, Iie0 base -
e. -Close b op -
GO 9 sh
ppwinqp 1st
i900Amwkh C40 039.2760
In" "Manage.
PICKERIIfa: BrockhMry2.
vlsry bright 3-Ddrm town-
house.
ownhouse. 5 -app., dock ga-
rage. Cam to all stimulus.
August 1st $1100. CIO
4267453.
SOUTH OSHAWA - 4
Bedroom lttwhli0ere dime
to f shook and t0ioppirg.
$1050 Ano, all indue'
FiratllnL JWvlilnble Jury !/t
(ff W794M dant.
SOUTH OSHAWA - 3
Its, , - a 1Csxdtetrs dose
to .dtoola and dtoppim.
�am
e F ly
005)579.06• e.ya�p�a
FW Aal6t
tNN sq. It. in Ajar annus
oartke Iw nom Aaiabt
mountings and w " in
itaRta3wwy bleat kir Tai
M Yttga Jafz Chow
list Aid or maalIs tort
haw am Clea Nix. Call
Lara 42"lft
shaved borne. Cable. lauf
drIL dome to Oshawa Cen-
ts and public Ira t. No
tiRlOkers. i3501pw mo. (first
and last) 576-3616.
PICKERNG, BrodJFrich.
Bright upper bed sir"19x19, daibin doeew, 5pc.
Private bath. adult home.
table. WoublL central aw.
SOUTH AJAX: nwrly
decorated tur, shed roan.
parka g, Cable. dome to was,
share all beft". Nan-
wrhoker, $95Jweek. 427-
0394.
WHITBY -shah house.
large bright room, heated
pool, laundry, perkng. bus
rOIM.S395 inCMi 1 uhk-
Iies. FrstAsp. Car Brian at
430-5895 or 939-1151
wt3029
NAROIL1b�
For RMIt
WHITBY, Rosatan6lC,ar-
dsn St. 1 bedroom w4h so-
bnkrn, fridge. stow. wash-
er, dryer, pool. 6W. Mail-
able Aug. S795ftonlh. Car
(905)603-9035
s I R
OSHAWA 4 Man" Free
RM m,- 850 S%2nd. sr.
SM. 800 sq man $500.
300 eq. R axon Nan OdL
Carom ON 2nd Or $500.
1,200 sq. It. 2nd Now .1,600
sq. R. Msin Call 434-2447
or 6664132
ONLY ONE LEFTI se6
sq fL OfCe Un1. second
Now, good SMtcoa Shish
North (Osha* lceebon:
parking aawble. Aoeil-
able iarnlasMH,, Car 905-
576-5123 ask for Bob or
KaMty-
STONE for rank, avaiabt
imtriedYNX 1500 341L M-
eo wit Meow, Hwy 2/
Car (9o5)5W?577
ROOMS
I ' for R«a
/ •
CLEAN
BRIGHT HOUSE
Whites Rd. S.
and 401. Roans
for rent; weekly
and monthly.
Hydro staff
welcome!
420-0052
PNWE bAdirg for Met.
Insulated and -FL M�
and flew aawWe. Private
driveway. Suitable for stor-
age or private wodtdm Of
Bobbies. Courtios area.
430 -OW 0"4 MOMMO)
SPACE for MIr N"We for
storage or small private
Cal
1 A3D-2e45!
INDUSTRIAL UNITS -
1280 Terwillegar. 1974 sq.
it. dfioe warehousing. Park
and Blow 1748 and 1775
sq. ft. $3.25 aq. K net. Call
579-5077 alter 5 571-3281.
Bay or pointe- Fishing,
booing, swimming, many
nearby attractions on
scenic Write Isle. Large
farmhouse with 5 acres and
long water frontage, sleeps
5. $650tweek. (905)509-
1za3.
GREAT fishing and family
holiday on Rice Lake. 1
hour hen Oshawa. Modem
2 6 3 bedroom cottages,
sandy beach. playground.
children's program. boat 6
motor. Low family prices.
sad Cottages R.R.
s3. Ont. KOl lY0
r=1705)696- '1.
HALIBURTON HIGH-
LANDS, 2 bedroom on
Hairs Lake, 3 bedroom on
Maple Lake, sandy beach.
all amenities. July avail-
ability. (705) 489•-2050
NEAR MONTREAL. 5 hrs
from Whitby area. 112 from
Montreal Island. 2 bedroom
cottage on Ottawa Rtv-
er,sinmmin"g 8 fishing,
week. month or season rale
available, can 665-0117.
Rol
re 1 Vac. PMItW$
CLEAR WATER AREA, 3
bedroom, townhouse. pod.
Tamm. MO. private yard,
avaiable now. For rifo and
to nw phots .905 - 579•
3788.
CLEARWATER,rtdbles,
fully furnished. air condi-
-, - Wen www homes)
Clubhouse. pools. hot sib.
vier beaches and Moyer
attracsons, children we1-
come. $275 weeny, piiobs
shown in your hone.
(905)683.5503
1 1PIN.
For Sale
2,390 $0. Fr. Country
none. mew uuruluely, do-
signed.
e-
a � car muni y, 2 mine
to 401. Situated on 1 1/4
am +.show lovely ww of
wow with deeded access
b lake. full waNkout. main
ferionoe Seo +rrt- hard-
wood Noorwg knibw horn
ing. cathedral taMP, ges
fireplace. extensive wind-
ows. As" $267.000. For
view" please W 623-
6714.
3-STOMEY Ka omw. 3-
bdrm. Wgn fol qwa Court.
GA, CN, Cleindlal onirps
Open Home: Suniday Jute
15197 gain-3pm. 24
Anwt
Count. Courra. 905.432-
6097.
636 BIERWICK CRIES.
Oswww (sem 579-0738 -
Prirse bealiori in NW
Ottawa ciao. W schools
Mid d1o00i g Clean and
britild Neonatally super
mass bedari6 ores soeanr
too school W 4 1»1a110n
Wei a 4 pe. and 2 pr: beef
room. Hardwood Nowa
exoughout with --W
nwMy decorated roams.
Ftonie includes Central air
will partial fiiished bass-
raWIL Fully private
yard With OHM ground
poll and ni t e avec tilt-
ed w $124,900.
Moomm - grow 3 bad -
row brick bungalow, 76 x
In lot win Idsdinit Wlk-
Cious mans, hardwood
goers. $1e9.9so. 955-8373
HOUSE FOR BALE, 71x4141
plus one bedroom, up -
graft, doss to 401,
schools,
shopping. 37 Dor-
vis Dr., Cal 728-4033 for
appl
KENMORE Wasthw A
dryer, 9 monen old, aykkq
$950 or best filer. M
(905) 619-1843. ask for
THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 15, 1997 -PAGE 31
11 Fw Selo M For sale •
N.E. WHITBY, 2264 sq. it.,
ENNISKILLEN, 3 1 aero
4 -bedroom. finished base-
lots. ready to go. Builders
ment, heated pod, Ceram-
+arta, 1-905-263-2963.
icssq hardwood. 2 w ga
OPEN HOUSE: Sunday
s&
5Sunda 4.
• 1
7
OPEN HOUSE
Vacation
124pm. No Agents.
Properties
AJAX: raft. x 33ft. in -
1001 Walnut St. Whitby.
Wound pod! 3 bdrms. fin-
ished basement. GA, CN, N,
CLEARWATER - 2-bed-
garage, fireplace. 6 ap-
room mobile (family park),
pfiances. $215,000. 905-
heated pools, hot tub,
428-9315. 41 R Nherglen
minutes to beaches, steps
Road Sotto. No Agents.
6. More information avail.
Coming
OPEN HOUSE: Sunday
able $275 weekly. 905-
• 1
EVentS
June 15/97 cpm to 4pm.
434-7184.
1001 Walnut St. Whitby.
$179brick 00. Three bedroom
brick bungalow. hardwood
1
COtt>
CRUISN' CLASSICS CAR
floors. lalot, close to
FOr Ie
CLUB - 5TH ANNUAL CAR
schools. (905)666.1584.
SHOW. Sun. Aug. 17, Sar
OSHAWA Centre town-
en
WNTERRED 4 bedroom
9o9 Shores Museum. 1/2
milenorth of Hwy. 7A, on
house. cheaper than rem!
beauty. Sandyphi, ,r,o-
Reg. Rd. 417, Scugog Is-
No down! OAC. PIT.
. cordo fee. all included for
for boat and bar. all com•
ge
land. (Port Perry East
$845, features walk -out,
forts of home with rustic
sstwfireplace hilly load-
g.
across causeway. 1st road
eat -in kitchen d dining
�. Bon Echo Provincial
On left). D-. P-- Tro-
room. 2 baths. fimshed
Park (Noah o/ Ttreedl�.
Give -sways, Crafts.
basement garage. Ken
Lane. Remax Summit 905-.
(90516555452.
F -acs PeOr". breakfast d
668.3800.
lunch available. Inro Janet
905-985-3396 or Thom
OSHAWA, 3600 ft Ranch
_ , Canlpef
705-7W 3911.
Bung., 3600 Fin B'smnt .
1.21 Acres. Elegant. Oak 8
Marble Galore. 4bdrm.
58thrm, 2F/P.5 Ernr.,
1200sgft. Granite Kit.
Grd.Foyw w/Cir.Oak Stres.
Car 905436-M12 to view.
OSHAWA. Close b 401,
cute a cozy bungalow.
$112.900. Ideal starter or
retirement home. Bodes
onto Parkene marry im-
provements. close to all
amenities. low taxes. al!
438-7106 to view.
PONTYPOOL. 25 minutes
to Oshawa. 4 Neural back.
spha. 3 bedrooms. 2 baits.
Wing. roc. with bay Wind-
ows.
no-ows. 0.6 acre. 2 car garage.
gas heat- $164,900. or beat
offer Priwsb sat. Telt
phone (705)277-1339
OSHAWA ONACULATE. 3
bedroom bndt bungalow '
manner bathroomkxriace, Central vac , 1/2
b*M& Irirhed bodement.
oigroi+d Ipoo!. 4 appkrioes
$157.900.(905) 72344
TWO N LAW sunes, 3
bedroom 4mty hone. con-
but
antat or, garage. prkiale lot.
all ltw i, 68.900 Car Guy
Tttemen, 723-4733. lake
Anderson. 433-4623.
Sees new Options Rally
Ltd,
1 TowMMlouses
ABSOLUTELY A GREAT
deals. No money down -
Mortgage payments Was
than rent - FiNurbeMd 2
and 3 b"
as with appliances. First
tine buyers alto wNoonie -
LimMd q Anbty amiable
Saw" all 559.000. Car
Rick Watson. Cddier
Barker 7269414.
nvestnHaltt
Property
PRIME Strip plaza, coater
of SimCoe s T&~.
Oshawa. 11659.000. Alex
Skordal s. Sutton Group
Herraps. 906.619.9500.
RED SETTER RESORT -
famry campground and
ooltage resort on the Tent.
Large spacious sites. Fur
hook -W from $825. 2 and 3
bedroom cottages from
$350hwdc. Rec. hall. Shire,
pod, laketront swimming.
boa". good rishim9. 905-
43601107; 705.776.3096.
Money
to Lend
OBTAINING A LOAN
IS NOT GUAR-
APITEED.SOW
COMPANIES
CHARGE UPFRONT
FEES, OTHERS
DO WT. IT LS
SUGGESTEDTHAT
YOU NVESTVATE
TIOF4000HLY
BEFORE SIGNING
ANY CONTRACTS.
i1 ortigifigMInsureiVe
MORTGAGES - Good.
Dad and ugly Fum.nes for
any purpose. rales Nom
5.95%. AN appkcasons me.
. peed. Community Fiwt-
cw Senates 6966005
e 1 wsxrt�aa
ppofltni0a
ALTERNATIVE OEDF
CIE. 4 112 yrs. ago 1 raft
my 100K fob. Today from
my hoar. I own mon shorn
my docla Pen-urnhiA"I-
time. Tawwig provided.
Small rwreasrherut
-*-ad.
905432-9234. 24 M.
ESTABLISHED HIM Sa-
tin, Hwy 2. Whitby. 12 sw
tions. fu9y, equapped. Car
Rid Bales, 9059861761.
Money
To Land
Cendnon Trust Financial
Get $$$ oAc in 48 hrs.
with low rates for bill
consolidation, vacations
or large purchases. And
there's no up -front fee.
ArlMsl 24hrs
@ 416.336-8245
•1•lam
not interfere with present Onto
it. No soling required. Just rest
ibliShad locations handing a one
kind product. Incredible deals
ren product and tremendous po
r 1500 locations already secui
: ask our dealers. Min. investml
i0o. Work full or part time. For 1
r broChure cal
14800-336.4296
Canada between 619
fo coepele in this
years 1997 Toronto
pageants -
Over $20.000 in
prues and OW -ships,
.Kluoing trip to
ro0orgls n Las Vegas.
Cap ltlday
1406.367-2125
aR. 216
• 1 Auctions
PUBLIC AUCTION,
MON. JUNE 16197
1 P.M.
at Port Oshawa Man-
na. Oshawa Haiboux
Commission. By Vir-
tu of OM PSpair. Lien
and Storage Act,
to" IDr sok 4 boat]
including a 32' Cus-
tom Destroyer Pow-
erboat, 1975 Peter-
borough Sedan 1/0
Cruiser w/cabin and
OW Cockpit, older
1T Runabout w/
Johnson 75 hp. motor
and trailer, 1977
Tamer sailboat 22.
Terms are 25% de-
posit on sale day.
balance in 48 firs. by
Cash or Certified
Cheque. For more
nro. Cal
IlNrftt- 723-3112
Or WRL WIN Tfiglon
Bow swvicm
438 -737a -
MICTION SALE
MON. JUNE 16TH
AT 6 PAIL
117• TAUNTON
RD- E WHnmy
tis was we are
illing an estM from
StHdirl¢ 14 R. boa,
RCA Color TV,
e oak tables &
aria, old saeoowd.
ditr Chest, 14 piece
Oft Enoish dish-
, 7 pe. Meek ttad-
om wile, 7 pc. din -
to awon A
TBias cotta 3 end
toles, now soles,
sties, pots A pens.
Its of smalls also
aft br trustee 9
Whom Region office
**mer* etc. front
aifQ, 91 3T Park
bdel TrtIAK by auc.
on or tender. Note
ime 6 p.m. Good
ab d furniture. an-
gLles. Plan to atlerd.
KM Cash, Visa,
IC, Interac. Viewing
lorday from 4 p.m.
MlXaan Auction i
906485•34.1 or
906.432-289•
S11 Personals M.1 Personals
WANTED, 3/ PEOPLE to LET A PSYCHIC answer
lose up to 30 foa, by Af your questional 1.900.451 -
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Steve da: Priscilla Bentley are extremely
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from the University of Toronto
Engineering Science program.
Michael received his Bachelor of Applied
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a position with a Markham Computer
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Kyle, grandpaAnne Helen k Harold
Benuey, Alun Sandra Daily, Aunt Lee
dr Uncle Ron Bentley, dr cousins Melissa dr
Tennille.
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paid off.
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