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Home My WebLink AboutNA1997_06_1819 ckeri n Adveilis ew �y i 1 r: Pickering's Community Newspaper since 1965 Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand June 18, 1997, Vol. 32, No. 25, Pressrun 42,500 30 pages Sharing buses in Pickering saves s $ But, change in two school boards $415,000. the savings are -excellent-, The pilot project uses MapNet, a Tire separate board decided to get Walter Yewchyn, support ser- Under the plan, the same buses computer bus routing program involved in the project and planned school schedules vices superintendent for the Durham will serve both school boards, taking employed by the public board to the trial in Pickering. Region Roman Catholic Separate public and separate students to and overhaul its transportation system Mr. Yewchyn said the conditions irks some parents School Board, said Monday the pilot from elementary schools. By chang- throughout Durham to save money. of the study called for changes of no plan will save money for his board ing the starting, or bell times, of The board will save more than $1 more than 30 minutes earlier or later BY CHRISIY CHASE and the Durham Board of Educes schools, one bus could pick up and million annually by changing bell for schools' bell times, no drop-off JIM STAFF REPORTER tion. It will also eliminate the need deliver students to two or more times and have each bus service two of students earlier than 8 am., no MCCAFFERTY PICKERING —Aco-operative for 15 buses to tran%pon Pickering %chords in town. Mr Yewchyn said or more schools every day. The attempt to change existing routes. Call from school transportation plan, which students to and from %chap, in an interview. Hnwcccr. public and money is being used to increase and no school start times before 8 will run here on a trial basis in the Pubfi� , 1x)ard hunes, superin- soparalc student. t ,Jot not he on school block budgets, Mr. Trhovich next school year. will save Durham's parents tendent R� n 'l'rh, , 1, Tuexlav the titsat , I!!, noted. See BELL/Page 4 — .' Catholic board ratifies teacher contracts Durham's Catholic trustees marked the end of the school year by approving contracts with all three of the board's teachers' unions on Monday. Al the last rruxtintr of the school year, the Durham Region Roman Catbolic Separate School Bolted rat- ified two-year contracts with its ele- mentary, English secondary and French secondary school teacher. The 1,383.5 full- time equivalent teachers had already approved the agreements. "It's a good s way to start the 1997-98 school v year. said Scu- ~7 `og trustee Kathy LeFort, who headed the E �t , "" board's negotiat- (KATHY ing team. we feel that (the LeFOIRT contracts) are 'Should help fair and just and boost morale' they should help - boost morale and let us get on with the program" The board's 975 elementary and 20 French secondary teachers will receive pay raises of 1.15 per cent in the second year of their contracts while 388.5 English secondary teachers will get 1.3 -per cent increases in the second year of their ideal. All three contracts are retroac- tive to Sept. 1, 1996 and remain in See DEAL/Page 5 This one's for you, Dad Nicholas Ladoucer made sure his dad had plenty to eat pancake breakfast with his father, John, at the Ajax on Sunday so he would have enough energy for the Community Centre. The event was organized as part rest of the day to play. Nicholas cheerfully shared his of Ajax's annual Home Week celebrations. Durham CAS seeks funding as inquests loom BY KEITH GILLIGAN and social services committee. "it is The Durham CAS, which has an tiIAFF RE"TF:R only common sense that we canna antral budget of $II million, would Durham Region's Children's Aid provide the same amount of service to have $20 million if funded at the Society needs more money to do its an expanding client population with Ontario average and about $30 million job of protecting youngsters, its execu- fewer staff and fewer resources:' if funded at the same rate as Metro tive director told a Regional Council Mr. Dubray said the Durham CAS Toronto, he added. committee yesterday. cost per child in 1995 was $103.47, This year, Durham Region gave the "Since 1992, our agency has lost 27 while the Ontario average was almost CAS $2.312 million, down from staff and $1.9 million in funding;' $160 and the average in Metro Toron- almost $2.5 million in 1996. The rest James Dubray told Durham's health to was more than $230. See CHILDRENWPage 3 Like father, like son.".. Durham men share experiences DOUG LEE `I couldn't believe I no longer had my son.' BY SHAWN SIMPSON THIS WEEK STAFF WRITER William Shakespeare once wrote "It is a wise father that knows his own child." Yet, it could be argued it takes a wiser man to admit he's made mis- takes raising his child and he doesn't understand his child as well as he once thought. A wise man will try to right what once went wrong. Doug Lee is such a father. Following his divorce two years ago. Mr. Lee lost custody of his 10 - year -old son and hasn't seen him since. "What happened was somebody had taken my child away and said you are never going to ser your son again," he says, reflecting on an obviously painful time in his life. "When that happened I was devastat- ed. I just fell.apart. Definitely, sui- cide was on the list of things I want- ed to do. I couldn't believe I no longer had my son." Bitter toward those responsible for taking his son away, he worked himself to emotional and financial exhaustion trying to get his child back: it was a futile effort. consider- ing the person who wanted his sun taken away was the last person the 35 -year-old suspected. When I had custody of my son I did everything I thought I was sup- posed to do," he says. "I made sure he was in hockey, Cubs and every athletic thing that he could possibly be in. I thought I was doing every- thing the right way. The school said I was a great father. The doctors all said 1 was a great father. Society, in general, said I was a great father - my son had a different opinion. He said I scared him. When I get angry I yell. I discovered, at this time, my See DURHAM/Page 2 Hydro has let Pickering nuclear plant deteriorate: AECB BY MARIANNE TAKAC'S %TAFF REP M .It Ontario Hydro is improving opera. oons at the Pickering Nuclear Generat- ong Station but has nes done eneush no .venter the wear asst tear err. plant -4-twnem over the years. accarv!•ns U) +he Al—w Energy C.rrrol 8-m" _c •.ec ufnucr at a- aur.un. "ilte aging of Pmt egwprncnt hr trot been desk with effectively. Bary Parsons told Pickering Council Mon- day night in a presentation outlining AECS staff's position on the re8ceru- ing of the statim. Mr. Parsons added much equipment at the plant is in poor .pndition and Hydro has only started replacing some of it. "Ontario Hydro in general has not in my view looked after their assets.' Nonetheless, Mr. Parsons told coun- oilkrs shgoificant improvements have been made and AECB staff are reLom- mending a one-year relicensing of the station, with the condition only six of the station's eight reaLion be allowed to operate until Hydro can demonstrate the ability to operate additional reactors while maintaining safety and continu- ing to make improvements in mainte- nance and quality of work. The station's current probationary six-month licence, which expires at the end of lune, was granted after a number of operational and maintenance defi- ciencies were identified, including fail- ure to comply with prescribed opeat- ing procedures and safety practices. Hydro has applied for a five-year renewal, while the nor% has been a two-year renewal. The AECB will con- sider the stats report and submissions from Hydro and otters at the final reli- See PICKERIING/Page 5 _-W i r That Swing Thing - Big Band music is headed this way - See page l3• Edlkww rage ..........6 Ent .........13 Sports .................14 Cdrsiaed ... ... ...15 Real Estate . .......REI HOW TO REACH t1S General ..........683-5110 Dearth Notices .....683-3005 Auction Line ......683-7545 Sincerely Yours ..... ........... l -800-662-84 23 Internet ........... . www.durhaninews net PAGE 2 - TW NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY. JUNE IR Ilia r Durham DADS: Direction DURHAM/From page I son does not wish to see me" With few options left, he turned to the John Howard Society for help. " I said 'I'm in a lot of trouble and 1 don't want to live,"' he recalls of his first words uttered over the phone to the anonymous voice at the other end. It was there he met counselor Sylvia Robillard, who, after hearing of Mr. Lee's problem, admitted she knew of no self-help group for fathers. Frustrated and astonished by what he heard. Mr. Lee teamed up with Ms. Robillard and together they created DADS of Durham - Dads D Aiming for Direction and Support. ROI The two founders had no model to Makin replicate when they started the pro- gram so decided to use Mr. Lee as the mold. The result is an extensive, multi -faceted sup- port group designed to help fathers deal with a vast range of issues such as custody, relation- ships, parenting skills and how to better under- stand themselves as individuals and as parents. "The first one was a pilot project;" says Ms. Robillard of the launch of DADS on June 1. 1995. "Doug and 1 wanted to see if there was a need for this kind of project. The gentlemen in the group seemed to - benefit so much from it that it seemed to go on and on and finally we had to stop it after about 42 weeks" Since its inaugural year. DADS has grown and developed a follow- ing of fathers with different back- grounds and ages, but all have two primary things in common: children and the desire to become better par- ents. Recently, the News Advertiser was invited to sit in on one of the group sessions and listened as fathers talked about their feelings, an emotional meeting. particularly since it was just before Father's Day. I'm happy. I finally got it in writing that I'm going to have him AL on Father's Day:' says one dad who's been granted the right to see his son on an unscheduled day. -It',; like a bonus" 1 He went on to describe his feel- ings when his three-year-old son 1 greeted him at hie school recently with a hug and a bag of crafts he had 1 matte him for Father's Day. One item had wntten across it. "Mt DAD" Eric Hovland. another dad on hand, admits he used to take a lot for granted. but after a number of prw lems with his children and his mar- riage he decided to seek advice. For SAT him. DADS has helped him to devel- op patience and understanding toward his five kids. "Instead of losing my cool (with N. my kids) I count to 10 and think about it" before he unleashes his anger, he says. "It's a big hurdle to let them do what they want to do. But. I'm getting there. I can handle Mon the shaved head and the pants with $afur the crotch down to the ankles." Mond ds Aiming Support The DADS program is, in some ways, like a social club where men go to share their feel- ings, offer and receive support and develop lasting friendships. It is, however, more than just a place to go to enjoy the company of bud- dies. The group deals with some dif- ficult issues and many members face some difficult decisions. But they don't have to face their prob- lems alone. Through the support and sponsorship of the John Howard I Society, fathers have access to a vast number of resources from legal advice to depression counselling. For some, just knowing they have some place to turn for support is �E enough. "1 used to be skeptical of groups;' :RTS says Mr. Hovland. "In here, it's a point good. I'm not afraid to ask yues- - tions and get a dose of reality:' Anyone wanting more information about DADS of Durham or who just wants to talk can contact Sylvia Robillard at the John Howard Society of Oshawa. (905) 579-8482. The next group runs for 10 weeks on Thursday nights from 7-9 p.m. starting July 24. In the Ajax area call Darleen Horne at (905) 427-8165. Sessions begin in Ajax on August 14. f I ill I Hll�'I ANNOUNCE9 �.e,t Feu W10 R+ ir.aco, PRZS88VATIVLrS 08 811.QIIF.8T Minimal preservatives added No special storage necessary Available for all styles No change in flavour No additional charge 3 month guarantee Phone orders welcome! ISFACTION GUARANTEED! 282 Monarch Ave. Ajax W. Corner of Bayly and Monarch 619-0633 ......................11:30 AM - 9:00 PM day........ ..........................9:00 AM - 3:00 PM t Children" = HILDREN'S/From page I Of the society's funding comes frorr ithe Ministry of Community and Social Services. On Jan. I, 1998, the Province will take over all funding for Children's Aid Societies in Ontario, so Mr. Dubray spoke to the committee in the hope of winning its support in the Durham CAS's attempt to get more money from Queen's Park. The committee passed a recommen- dation urging the Province to "address the very serious under funding" the Durham CAS faces. Regional Council will deal with the matter at its meeting on July 2. Mr. Dubray said in an interview the society's funding has "never been increased. All the years it should have, it wasn't. Certain regions were more political- ly astute and pursued funding. "Now we find ourselves behind the eight -ball. The four regions hounding Metro are the four poorest (in terms of money spent on CAS services);' Mr. Dubray said. The Durham so iety's staff of about 100 cares for approximately 530 chil- dren a year and works with a total of about 4,500 families. "There's been a tremendous inoaltase in the numbers in the last five and our funding has gone down 17D.U.Int rably." he said. ham is one of the poorest and access to our fair share. 1ptoe lawough the it flowers with naturalists " PIC'KERIN(; Join the bickering Nalu- labsts Saturday. June 21 for a A�E ,Wildflowers S all a History' J:icld trip to enjoy the beauty BARCjA1NS of wildflowers and learn some local history. Participants are askC to 04 TOOAws meet at 9 a.m. at m,,*11i" ,the southwest ftmer Icorncr or the Pickering GO train station •parking lot. Wednesday, June M8/'9'.' For more information on the group, call FutureJohn Sat+can at 811-3811 or Larval mm Doug Luckrcy at 905.111 Rsd Ena4 3897 The b lick TM Newa sovsRT�wrmMaonxiuM 19. nn. PAM 3 s Aid of Durham seeks funding for children Durham is a growing area and will continue to grow." The Ontario coroner has called a series of inquests across the province to examine deaths of children involved with Children's Aid Societies, two involving deaths of youngsters in Durham Region. A six-year-old Clarington girl, stabbed to death April 2, 1996 by her father, was at the time receiving ser- vices from the Metro Toronto CAS. The inquest into her death is to start in September in Whitby. In another case, a "medically frag- ile" 13 -year-old boy died of a bowel obstruction while receiving services from the Durham CAS. The inquest into his death is expect- ed to begin in January in Toronto. (Children are considered medically fragile if they are devcloprnentally handicapped and have more than one physical disability which is usually life-threatening.) The Interim Report of the Child Mortality Task Force released in April showed there were almost 3,200 child deaths in Ontario in 1994 and '95. Of that total. IW were known to Chil- dren's Aid Societies in the Province and 31 children were in the care of a CAS. Seven children known to the Durham CAS died, including one child in the care of the society. Of the seven deaths, two were "medically fragile" children, two died of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), two from dis- • UNIQUE LANDSCAPE DESIGN • PROFESSIONAL POOLSCAPES • DESIGNER ENTRANCE WAYS • INTERLOCK DRIVEWAYS FROM 4.95 PER SO. FT. Clarification •fltelie,.G.. Atialpidt A story to the f unit Denrsl June 17 issue of the News Advcr- liser about the Ietest contract pa"I rejccted Toy the Durham • 0•Ifrw4rrtsnr4 risk kiiii Itegional Police Re•erM4.eWill �errer.e Association said uer w dmf fill ay y ufBc:ers are ask- ing for a pay -6 rr no rr,,.err increase to bring d•••dlr••rM•`traR"r`we them up to the IM•train. 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The principals were consulted about time preferences and let- ters are going out now to parents of Catholic students to infirm them of the changes for September. Mr. Trtxivich said public board principals have already informed parents of the changes. Pickenng separate board trustee Jim McCafferty said he's already received calls from parents concerned about the time changes, especially at schools which will now start earlier, and how they will affect their schedules or child care arrangements. He said he's con- cerned parents weren't consulted about the times. For the 1996-97 schoxtl year, the pub- lic board tried the MapNet system in Ajax and Pickering. The board found students spent less time on buses and often were picked up later in the morning than under the old system. Some schools also indicated that par- ents and students quickly became accus- tomed to new schedules despite some initial concerns. The public board will be asked Mon- day to approve a communications plan under which schools and parents would be consulted about any further betll-time changes. New bell tiynes: The new times for Pickering separate schools are: Holy Redeemer. 9 a.m. to 3:35 p.m.. 10 minutes later. Our t ady of the Bay. 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.. 15 minutes later: St. Anthony Daniel. 9 a.m. to 3:30 p. m., ix) change: St. Elizabeth Scion. 8:20 am. to 2:35 p.m., 20 minutes earli- cr: St. Isaac Joguds. 9 am. to 3:30 p.m.. 15 minutes Later: St. Marguerite Bwr- gcoys. 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.. 25 minutes earlier: St. Monica 8:30 am. to 3:05 p.m.. 15 minutes earlier. and St. Wilfrid. 8:10 am. w 2:40 p.m.. 30 minutes earli- er. Tbc new times for public schools are: Bayview Heights. 8:40 am. to 3:10 p.m.. 30 minutes later. Clairmont. 9:05 am. to 3:40 p.m.. unchange!: Dunbartori. 8:50 a.m. ro 3:05 p.m., unchanged. E. B. Phin, 9-45 a m. to 3:15 P.m.. five minutes later. 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No vehicle may actually be Wholesale Depot- and Jim Campbell, purchased until 8:00 am when the President, have announced the sale officially begins. forty-nine dollar used car and We will even have our wholesale truck sales event on Saturday, buyers present to take trade-ins June 21st 1997 from 8:00 am till during the sale. Also present will be 2:00 pm at 100 Chestnut St. W. a business and finance manager Whitby. who will assist in During this forty-nine arranging low -rate dollar sales event, financing where appli- every used vehicle cable. In order to cars, trucks, 4x4's, $4900 secure your vehicle, a passenger vans) will be minimum of five hun- sold at thousands One -Day dred dollars orpay- helow their original ment in full will be soiling price. 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Whitby Whitby, Ontario will be unlocked so you may inspect Leigh Hatch, Manager of The them. No vehicle may actually be Wholesale Depot- and Jim Campbell, purchased until 8:00 am when the President, have announced the sale officially begins. forty-nine dollar used car and We will even have our wholesale truck sales event on Saturday, buyers present to take trade-ins June 21st 1997 from 8:00 am till during the sale. Also present will be 2:00 pm at 100 Chestnut St. W. a business and finance manager Whitby. who will assist in During this forty-nine arranging low -rate dollar sales event, financing where appli- every used vehicle cable. In order to cars, trucks, 4x4's, $4900 secure your vehicle, a passenger vans) will be minimum of five hun- sold at thousands One -Day dred dollars orpay- helow their original ment in full will be soiling price. 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The selection t will also be great from Chrysler, ct.w.,a sc i,nda. Toyota, .Jaguar, Mazda, GM, H•:undai & Ford ranging from forty- �• ❑ dollars to twenty thousand. All 401 aider will be prominently displayed 1% holesale Depot. All vehicles N 'f �M H g z N Iw,y m Probe of Pockering plant Pickering Y public ma or calls for review durieng p,�N .;�aranted visit by provincial environment minister NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY. JUNE 18. 1"7 - PAGE S M" •ckeng nulear lat BY MARIANNE TAKACS the mayor's request "seriously" and STAFF RI'W)KrER PICKERING — Mayor Wayne suggested the Town should write the ministry a letter explaining "what Arthurs has called on the Province to you would envisage in such a review", conduct a public review of the Picker- Mayor Arthurs said in a later inter- ing Nuclear Generating Station. view he would like the review panel to The surprise request from the include representatives from the mayor came Monday at a Province. Town, other special meeting here between Town councillors which are the source of the emissions Durham municipalities, and Ontario Minister of will he replaced in two years, and stat- Ontario Hydro and the com- munity, and to look into a Environment and Energy ed copper and zinc do not broad range of concerns Norm Sterling. The session about the station such as had been organized mainly -conducted an "enhanced assess - safety of operations, emer- to discuss Pickering's demand for a provincial geney preparedness, health effects and licensing. He investigation into emissions suggested the review could of copper and zinc from the be under way by this fall station into Lake Ontario. _- and might take 12 to 18 but the mayor upped the WAyNE months to complete. ante considerably with his ARTHURS The mayor said he will call for a review of the 'Look into an have Town staff draft a letter power plant. formally requesting the "It's clearly time we had aging nuclear review and seek the that kind of broad public facility' approval of councillors to procedure to look into an send it to the minister. aging nuclear facility:" Mayor Arthurs On the issue of the 56 tonnes of told the minister, noting the support of copper and 22 tonnes of zinc which the community for the station has been Ontario Hydro recently admitted has "tested on a constant basis" over been flowing annually into the lake rs recent yeaand that the review was from the Ptckcnng ,tation, Mr. Ster- nlecessary to re-establish public coni- Imi said n's not urs r , him to decide if device ir thei! r,,_ ;,n , .rr,•.inun of the Mr. Swrlmg rrphed hr ttould i nm:nr.rl r one=year Bill of Rights. Such has been cillor Doug Dickerson. and school hcence a request already Mr. Sterling, however, pointed out formally made to the Province by Durham Nuclear Awareness, Hydro's own investigation does 'PICHERING/From together with a number of environmental orga- include non -Hydro members. He also noted the condenser tubes page I nizations. which are the source of the emissions •v=_--ing heating for the station to be Whether there should he an investi- will he replaced in two years, and stat- = held June 25 in Ottawa gation is not a political deci- ed copper and zinc do not Mr. Parsons said AECB staff have ' sion but rather a matter of and edw a tr Bic Sia. Oshawa trustee Stan Karwonvski, chairman of the person- build up in humans or fish. -conducted an "enhanced assess - enforcement. said Mr. Ster- wld>w-h mem he has S l .txx) for a 1�Y cote cooiam syisem. etlowa sY� Brine SM *e "1 do not believe there's fnent" of the station for this relicets- ling, and it will be up to ABM � hwte re+c�ranrnedod addition and rcnovawin and needs new any concern for your chi:. Arg review, which has coveted eight ministry staff to decide if Cd $)o,txx) In this VCaf 5 bufgcn and it Operational �er, dren or your grandchtl- major areas of plant operations. The one is needed. Hydro - dren;' said the minister. assessment found acceptable Though councillors I Earlier in the day. Mr. ,bnprovements in radiation protec- admitted there was likely no Sterling met separately with tion, nuclear safety during outages immediate danger to health members of DNA. Issues and follow-up on significant event created by the emissions, discussed included the reports. AECB staff were less salts - they told the minister there emissions, pre -distribution bed with the station's performance was concern about the - of iodine pills for use during in the areas of plant self-assessment, cumulative effects the cop- DOUG a nuclear emergency. the staff training assessawrit and surveil - per and zinc would have on DICKEILSO!N cost to the public of main- hinge testing and monitoring of sca- the lake ecosystem and raining aging nuclear sta- human health. The also Have the fox go They tions, restructuring of tion systems. Leant satisfactory was the stg- into the hen maintained Ontario Hydro's Ontario Hydro and provin- [ion's performance in the areas of own investigation of the house' tial regulations to make the maialenanceand procedural compli- emissions couldn't be utility more accountable to ante. ME Parsons [toted mainte- counted on to come to an objective the public. natty is key to the safe and reliable conclusion or to convince residents the "We were pleased to bear the min- operation of a nuclear plant. While situation was being dealt with proper- ister say there will be binding regula- there has been imptovementat Pick- ly tion of the electricity sector;' said ening in this area, he explained, time "It dear, nothing to reassure them if DNA spokesman Irene Kock after the is no overall maintenance rnamgF you .w• .t,: -._ c ing to have the fox meeting. went plan and it's questionable to count the "We have always believed that's whether the pop demontttalad "' err Ronal Coun- essential for their accountability:' so far can be sustained over tbelong Catholic trustees can WIMIL There has alto been encouraging in the area of procedwal photo by Ron Pietroniro Raising hands for the rain forest Kirby Paterson, a student at Blaisdale Montes- while discussing endangered animals of the sor Schciol in Pickering, takes part in a concert rain forest. Many three-year-old students about the rain forest put on by a class of 2-5 raised 565 by selling plants they'd grown from four- and five-year-old students at the school. seeds. At the concert, the students sang earth - The students also raised $1,200 for the rain related songs and read %election's about the forest by holding a reading marathon. The stu- environment and animals. The concert was dents carne up with the fundraising efforts held at Rouge Hill Public Library. Deal ratified by Durham separate board DEAL/From page I effect until Aug. 31, 1998. There are no major changes to benefits in the new contracts. Ms. LeFort said the board was able to give teachers increas- es due to some changes in the contracts that led to f— the tic bit of a break before we have to think about going through this process again." he said. "That will be good news for the teachers." I know a lot of you have proXc�ts hat arc dear to your heart. too;' he told he other tristom. 1 Syne trmuoes objected to the plan. STAN saying some scboxols will benefit while KAR%%O%%SKI others won't. Fran Pereira. of Picker- .A lot of you hate Mg• said it's not up to testees to pick pro;ccts dear to one school over another for extra funds. your heart,. Judy Miens, of Whitby, said the rloney come-, from taxpayers old doesn't belong to trustees to use as they see fit. "1 feel we're really way out of line." she said. However, board vice-chairman Todd McCarthy, of Ajax. said the money would he going into schools and classroxoms. "How could the ratepayers object'!" he asked. Mr. Karwowski said surplus conference allowance funds have in the past gone into the board's reserve funds. Not all trustees will be able to take advantage of this plan. Some have used up, or will use up. their conference allowances for the vex. The plan was sparked by board chairman Tom Oldman, of Whitby, who used Sonne of his allowance to buy religious books for a school earlier this year. savings .board. United These inthe ed changes toto the date used to determine — staffing levels � � people. based on student enrolment at the secondary level and using educa- tion assistants in larger kinder- O _ son garters classes .afore hiring extra teachers. The agreement :.with the English secondary teach- ers came shortly after they reject- ed the board's `offer and gave Way. 'their bargaining team a strike mandate. Mike O'Con- nor, head of the :elementary unit of the Ontario English Catholic One full-time job just wasn't enough for Sherry Robinson. Which could Teachers' Assoc i- explain why she dedicated all her spare time this past year to raising money ation, said teach- for the United Way. ere will be Thanks to her het all of the 24 agencies that the United Way supports pleased the board P� g y' PPo ,ppproved the in Ajax/Pickering can continue to run. In fact, the 19% campaign that she contracts. chaired was the second largest ever, with a total of $973,000 raised. "It does pro- vide us with a lit- Ima0ne A Gm9 ca^P+tM i Addiction recovery PICKF.RINC -- Anyone interested in recovers trom ,loth,ion is welcome to a 12 -step meeting being llekd by The Serenity Group Friday. June 27 at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist ChurLh. 817 Kingston Rd.. Pickering. This group meets every week :std deal with addictions of all types. includ- ing co-dependency. It's a support group designed to direct you and walk you though one of the mast important deci- sions you may have to make in your life. A children's program will be avail- able during the mating, as required. All are welcome to attend. Forinfo rmatio n call Jim in the evening at 428-9431. As Sherry says, "It was a rewarding and worthwhile experience. The more successful we are, the better it is for the charities:' Sherry works for Royal Bank here in the A;ax/Pickering area. She's one of the many people across Canada who take time out to help their communities. We'd just like to take this ROYAL HANK opportunity to thank them for doing what they do. complimw. according to Mr. Par- and school sons. Bot he added the Bases projects �n,�a � is with unused allowances ed new to dor` ea new procedures m this ata have not been fully u tegrand and titre a Catholic trustees who don't use all their conference no overall stnncwm to them. � which have been made, he allowance will be able w give some of the funds to schools. s am � "�� by Durham Regi(on Roman Catholic Separate Scfxx>a Board satherthnyroacitw fes" trustees voted Monday to allow truslres u) direct St) per cent IS& Parsons said dwre Im alio I any unused conference allowance this year to schoxol pro- bow s�ac�y progress by die sus- Pecu of thew chase, in consuhatiar with the board chawman lion in an earthquake pr�aeodness and edw a tr Bic Sia. Oshawa trustee Stan Karwonvski, chairman of the person- atsessmeat program, improve -& nel and finance committee. std he has $2.11(x1 left in his fund in the reliability of the plants emer- delrt- wld>w-h mem he has S l .txx) for a 1�Y cote cooiam syisem. etlowa sY� Brine SM *e scbcxA He sand he inte-1, n, iteve the '� y ,,. G nsedw•�. CaaM.tw -1► gwtiow of ** audeW seri tisk t0!!swWAsF�aM'A ttOh. _ Schc", which is undergoing a major ABM � hwte re+c�ranrnedod addition and rcnovawin and needs new the one-year linens to provide time gym equipment. The hiiard has Al!ox al- Ire"� to further moniwr and =am due Cd $)o,txx) In this VCaf 5 bufgcn and it Operational �er, the sc luxil hopes to raise $7.(xx) in a yJ sed maalenium oomarvned to by "J campaign. he said. Hydro - I know a lot of you have proXc�ts hat arc dear to your heart. too;' he told he other tristom. 1 Syne trmuoes objected to the plan. STAN saying some scboxols will benefit while KAR%%O%%SKI others won't. Fran Pereira. of Picker- .A lot of you hate Mg• said it's not up to testees to pick pro;ccts dear to one school over another for extra funds. your heart,. Judy Miens, of Whitby, said the rloney come-, from taxpayers old doesn't belong to trustees to use as they see fit. "1 feel we're really way out of line." she said. However, board vice-chairman Todd McCarthy, of Ajax. said the money would he going into schools and classroxoms. "How could the ratepayers object'!" he asked. Mr. Karwowski said surplus conference allowance funds have in the past gone into the board's reserve funds. Not all trustees will be able to take advantage of this plan. Some have used up, or will use up. their conference allowances for the vex. The plan was sparked by board chairman Tom Oldman, of Whitby, who used Sonne of his allowance to buy religious books for a school earlier this year. savings .board. United These inthe ed changes toto the date used to determine — staffing levels � � people. based on student enrolment at the secondary level and using educa- tion assistants in larger kinder- O _ son garters classes .afore hiring extra teachers. The agreement :.with the English secondary teach- ers came shortly after they reject- ed the board's `offer and gave Way. 'their bargaining team a strike mandate. Mike O'Con- nor, head of the :elementary unit of the Ontario English Catholic One full-time job just wasn't enough for Sherry Robinson. Which could Teachers' Assoc i- explain why she dedicated all her spare time this past year to raising money ation, said teach- for the United Way. ere will be Thanks to her het all of the 24 agencies that the United Way supports pleased the board P� g y' PPo ,ppproved the in Ajax/Pickering can continue to run. In fact, the 19% campaign that she contracts. chaired was the second largest ever, with a total of $973,000 raised. "It does pro- vide us with a lit- Ima0ne A Gm9 ca^P+tM i Addiction recovery PICKF.RINC -- Anyone interested in recovers trom ,loth,ion is welcome to a 12 -step meeting being llekd by The Serenity Group Friday. June 27 at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist ChurLh. 817 Kingston Rd.. Pickering. This group meets every week :std deal with addictions of all types. includ- ing co-dependency. It's a support group designed to direct you and walk you though one of the mast important deci- sions you may have to make in your life. A children's program will be avail- able during the mating, as required. All are welcome to attend. Forinfo rmatio n call Jim in the evening at 428-9431. As Sherry says, "It was a rewarding and worthwhile experience. The more successful we are, the better it is for the charities:' Sherry works for Royal Bank here in the A;ax/Pickering area. She's one of the many people across Canada who take time out to help their communities. We'd just like to take this ROYAL HANK opportunity to thank them for doing what they do. PAGE THE NEWS ADVERTISER WCDNKSDNY, JUNE It, 1"7 To the editor: signs are indeed legal to Police officers do not have an easy job. They work Editorials s a hard for their money and risk life and limb whenever Ajax -Dicke ing News Advertiser Meltoland Community Newspaper ; panying French version is pre- �hc, entorce the law. They deserve a decent, fair become a tenet of the published Tuesday. Wednesday. Friday. Sunday • PHONE: 683-51 It) FAX: 683-7363 130 Commercial Ave.. Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 Publisher. Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial Police want too much Not content with a $2 -million increase in their budget over last year -- in spite of seeing all other regional departments' budgets (roicn -- Durham's finest want even more of our tax dollars in a new contract which would see a first-class constable get a whopping nine -per cent pay increase. While most collective agreements these days call for pay increases of a few per cent, based on a negli- gible rate of inflation coupled with extremely low interest rates and slow recent economic growth, the police association seems to feel it shouldn't have to play by the same rules the rest of us do. Most people are thrilled with a four- or five -per cent increase and would sign on the dotted line before the otter was rescinded. But not our cops. With 82 per cent of police association members voting against a decent four -per cent raise which would see a first-class constable's salary rise from 551.175 to $53,56; under the offer made by the Durham Regional Police Services Board. it looks like the two sides are in for a battle. We don't always agree with local politicians, but %%c'rc with Scugog Mayor Howard Hall, who's a member of the police services board, when he says. A was hoping we'd get an agreement with them ... but I think somewhere along the line they have to reali/c there is no more money available, and they ♦ Letters to the Reform voter i editor ignorant couldn't accept that." Instead polish officers want up to )0 a y o f federal s `, s to m hlc's salary pushed all the way up to SSh,(N)U a year. r That's an extra $90 per week on top of the salary �/ they presently receive. To the editor: signs are indeed legal to Police officers do not have an easy job. They work Although the ignorance of Quebec so long as the accom- hard for their money and risk life and limb whenever Reform Party supporters has panying French version is pre- �hc, entorce the law. They deserve a decent, fair become a tenet of the dominant. clary and a decent, fair increase. Canadian political system. His criticisms of Prime The prohlcm is, atter takin hits from all levels or Hcnnfng Ravcn's letter in ow Minister Jean ChrEtien are ]orae t I trleivii Advte@tis, no�-',�aa d wilhuYt fswtadauun. h,.v t rnmcnt throtyc4uYLi�c I nil early 1990%, ttls syrh, gross leaccpracr�oi"Wl[Ile we have been taxed to the hilt. There just isn't room if east Bo'nhdbmlcgipd. Mr. haven is quick it chastise the prime minister fa for more increases. If governments have learned any- For example, while he laments "very casually" ignoring the thing the past Lew years• it's that they must do more the cost of official bilingual- plight of linguistic minorities with less. The police may be among the last to realize ism and concludes that it was "forced" upon an unwilling in his home province, he fails to recognize that under out this, but wrcly they'll have to. country to appease Quebec• federal system the federal Mr. Ravea's assertion could government cannot simply �.7 To rrsponid to this editorial mall liefosowre at not be further from the truth. amend provincial legislation nfosotrrte MJ -7040 and dial 5109 Bilingualism was entrenched with which it does not concur. into our Constitution in 19142 To add insult to injury. Mr. it,Quctwc- without the consent of the Raven is seemingly unaware that during his absence from VYou said pIn rovince which oil which didn't tilde life in the lase 191,10s, endorse the pairiatiun agree- Mr. Chritien was publicly ment. and the notion that critical of the Meech Lake In response to the June 17 editorial 'Don't Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau Accord because of his Ircliet blow, your top' defending a picture of two constitutionally entrenched in the supremacy of the bilingualism in an attempt to Charter of Rights and topless women in the News Advertiser on appease the separatist govern- Freedoms — a position which the weekend, one reader said: intent of Rcnc Levesque is has contributed to his endur- absurd. Even more ludicrous ing unpopularity in Quebec. "I think it was very disgusting that you'd print that is Mr. Ravcn's contention that Moreover, Mr. Raven's belief picture, especially for little kids to see. It was bad official bilingualism is that Mc Chretien is personally enough you printed the article let alone the picture" responsible for our S61%)-bil- responsible for Quebec equal - lion national debt. While those ization payments further ♦We asked on the left and right may argue about whether ovrrsprnding, exposes ignorance our federal system. Perhapss Mr • . under -taxation or high interest rates arc most to blame for our Is it illegal to The question is: A hat do you think about the fact debt problems, Mc Raven is h f Raven is unaware that the equalization formula is consti- tutionally entrenched and that, contrary to popular belief, the majority of provinces have, at one time or another, been the recipient of egtgbizatiolrpay- ments, not merely QuetseC. Finally. Mr. Raven is fur- ther mistaken when he states that only Quebec has the right to override the Constitution. In fact, all provinces, includ- ing the Reform holy land of Alberta, have the power to override certain sections of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms by virtue of the notwithstanding clause, and Mr. Raven might be disheart- cned to learn that the Reform Party has never proposed the elimination of that clause. In future. Mr. Raven would do himself, and your readers, an invaluable service by ensuring he has his facts straight before he passes judg- ment. That is, unless he intends on seeking the Reform nomination in the next federal election. Sean Doyle, Ajax show cleavage n women have the right [u go topless on beaches? t e rsl commentator to pointthe finger solely at language for sexual intent? Policy. Ana, wnile on the sun - jest of language policy, his To the editor: belief that one can be jailed Re Helen St. Claire's letter `+.rr "for just having a English on the lack of controversy sign" is also preposterous. If over the fact that it is illegal Mr. Raven had bothered to for a woman to publicly ® consult the statute which he expose her breasts for a sexu- condemns, he would have dis- al or commercial purpose in covered that English language Ontario, whereas it is legal for Wendy Austin says, "It's kind of ridiculous. People have rights, but sometimes it's going the wrong way." Robert Gilmour says, '9 love it. It's about time.' Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A .vletroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday. Wednesday, Friday, Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 21-15 The News Advertiser accepts letters to the editor. All letters should be typed or near!)- hand- written, 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last name or two initials and a last name. Please include a phone number for verification. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and content. Opinions expressed in letters are those of the writer and not necessarily those of the News Advertiser a man to do so: Anyone who supports it being legal for individuals to publicly expose their body parts — be it their midriffs, their breasts, their genitals, etc. — for the purpose of per- sonal comfort, but who oppos- es it being legal for individu- als to publicly expose their body parts with "sexual intent" (eg.: with the intention of sexually arousing others) wants public indecency laws to be based on a puritanism of JOANNE BURGHARDT. Fdiror-in-Chief s'rEVE HOUSTON. Managing Editor BRUCE DANF'ORD, Advertising Manager ALVIN BROUWF.R, Retail Advenising Manager EDDIE KOI.ODZIFJC7-AK, Clas,ilmed Advertising Manager MONIQUE LEA, Real FstatclAmnn>siveAdvertising Manager ABF: FAKHOURIE. Urstnbution Manager BARBARA HARRISON. Prtsluction Manager jANICE O'NEII., Assistant Production Manager CHERYL. HAINES, Assistant Production Manager I.II.LIAN HOOK, Administration Manager the mind rather than a puri- tanism of the body. Such a person is not "progressive"; puritans of the mind are as prudish as puritans of the body! Incidentally, given that it is illegal for a woman to pub- licly expose her breasts with sexual or commercial intent here in Ontario, does this mean that it is likewise illegal for a woman to publicly expose her cleavage with sex- ual or commercial intent in our prudish province'! (What is the likelihood that a woman who is publicly exposing her cleavage is doing so without sexual or commercial intent?) Sheldon Warnock, Pickering JUDI BOBBITT - Guest" Column Former News Advertiser reporter Judi Bobbitt is the managing edi- tor at our sister paper, Oshawa- Whitby-Clarington This Week. Going topless Yes I did it -- on a recent hot day. 1 threw my inhibitions to the wind and took off my top. 1 didn't do it without thought. I knew there might be repercussions, perhaps even regret. It was after all, the middle of the week, and I was in business garb. But the glori- ous June sunshine was too much to ignore and so I surrendered, giving into the heady feeling of driving around topless. Believe me, heading onto the 401 with no top is not all it's cracked up to he. Some people stare, it's true, but there are other discomforts no one's told you about. Oh I know it looks romantic and enticing as the topics% motorist buzzes by hair floating in the wind, catching some rays. The top- less motorist looks like he/she is having the most fun possible just driving from point A to point B. At least, it always koked that way to me, a driver who always had a top. But I should have realized looks can he dccciving, and there are scvcral good reasons to, k a v c your top on, particularly during business hours. First, 1 struggle to remove the I 1 -pound roof panel, careful not to let it touch my suit jacket, fresh from the dry cleaners. My efforts, of course• only ensure several smears of grease on my jacket. which ends up crumbled in a hall on the scat beside me. Then. 1 slap on a baseball cap to keep my hair from getting too wild. Then it's off to the highway, where the sun, beating down mer- cilessly into my black interior, challenges the product that's "so effective you can skip a day." On I drive topless, inviting envious glances from other drivers, as I cat exhaust fumes from buses and transport trucks. The highway pollution is so bad I'm soon taking a detour to a road less travelled. This is what topless driving is all about — fresh air, sparkling blue water, and construc- tion zones. Soon, I am eating dust. Covered in dust. I arrive at my destination IS minutes later, overly warm,.dishev- cited, hat hair. This, I remember too late, is the reason I always leave my top on and air conditioning turned up full blast Monday to Friday. I'm glad I tried it, this topless business. But you're unlikely to catch me without mine again. At least until the weekend. The News Advertiser invites readers to submit columns for Be Our Guest on current issues facing our Durham Region communities. Submissions should be 600 words or less, must be signed and include a daytime telephone number. Unpublished columns may run in condensed form as a letter to the edi- tor. TO REACH US The News Advertiser is one of the Melrnland Printing. Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers The News Adveniser is a member of the Ajax Gefsernl: 683-5110 & Pickering Board of Trade. Onlario Community Newspaper Assoc. Canadian 'Classified: 683-0707 Community Newspaper Asm, . Canadian Circulations Audit Board and the Distribution: 683.5110 Ontario Press Council The puhltsher reserves the right toclassify or refuse any advertisement Credit for advertisemenr limited a, AdmWClassilled Fax: 683-7.363 space pace erns occupies Composinit Fax: 579-9273 E-mail: newsroomf@durhamnewsnet http://www.durhwnnews.net a Canadian at. �� Cnul8tWsAunty BoWd Member _r photo by Walter Passarella The mane event A draw for a hand -made carousel horse, donated to the AIDS Committee of Durham to help raise money for the regional agency, is being matte lune 26 by Whitby Mayor Tom Edwards. Proceeds from ticket tyles will be used to fund individual counselling services, education and support groups. Here, Trudie Reid (left) and Debbie Winters display the 'mane' prize. Tickets are $1 each or six for $5. 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"This should he received and filed in a great big, round file that gets dumped:' Wards 3 and 4 Regional Councillor Jim McMaster said Nlnnday. "f he copper coming out of the nuclear station must he affecting the ,ounul over there more than we thinks "I'm not prepared to negotiate rhes kind of silliness through the press," C'oun. McMaster added. •ljax councillors were reacting to recommendation approved by f'rckering Council's executive com- ,nutcc last week and approved by M Council Monday to amalgamate he fire and transit departments. STEVE Pickering's executive committee 'Not thi ipproved In principle the "partner- the c ng" of the fire and transit depart- of F ❑tents and requested Ajax do the 'ame. Pickering councillors recommended estab- lishing a committee with each Town's mayor. top administrator and a senior finance depart- ment staff member to prepare a "business case" tor the sharing of services. And, they suggest- ed retiring Durham Region finance commis- •ioner Jack Gartley he invited to act as a con- -ultant to the committee. A report from Pickering general manager Tom Quinn noted the fire and transit depart- ments could be amalgamated more quickly and effectively than other municipal operations ; because "they tend to operate under common provincial regulations or well-eslablished industry standards:' At a meeting of politicians from the two towns on March 31, councillors agreed to look at more partnerships between the two commu- nities. Last year. the Pickering handi- transit operation was merged with the Ajax system. Wards I and 2 Regional Council- lor Roger Anderson said that during the March 31 meeting. "Never once, never once did we suggest the amal- gamation of our fire departments. "Can we have someone take notes Mayor Arthurs can read:' It would he a big plus Court. Anderson added. 'ARISH "The political agenda of the mayor wish of of Pickering is different than mine.' uncil Mayor Steve Parish noted. "The mayor of Pickering wants to move ax. toward the amalgamation of Ajax and Pickering. That's not the wish of the council of Ajax. "I don't think we should get sucked into the political agenda of Pickering. We should take the high road on this:' Mayor Parish said. "This Town would put &s before the people before we decide:' Ward 2 Local Councillor Scott Crawford said. Ajax Council received the Pickering request for information. meaning it will take no action. 69EE A nR 69 Sale ends Sunday! SupergwW 60 features a 100,000 km Tread Wearout Warrantyt Our Lavwst Prig Eve- This verTh s lire has a specially formulated tread compound which offers long, even treodwear as well as excellent traction. ee i wo se es __74 9owy 8 All sizes • RsaM"111111M"111111Cisei III P atea AM arN7 le101w. Each, with diadem' h 0 ers .1111. ras i(a1 s.n aurt naY Sean reg. 99.99, with trade-in' Pass w,.awr a,srsei� w. ni.r.ruMia DUHAW SATTERWS.— cwi.a pdaut ab t„s�sa.rr was ONLY AT SEARS w r iia rq�1e r ttsYeae rtiie a teiergieie Sale ends June 30, 1997 .. �„a a.... a.. a ... w... RadioShack® You've got questions. We've got answers.- THE NEM ADVtR71SER dYEMU DAY, JUNE Ie, 11107 . PAGE 7 Ajax nixes mer in g g fire and transit services with Pickering BY KErm GILLIGAN ST A I- I It -PORT I'R Ajax councillors have thrown some cold water on a recommendation by Pickering politicians to merge the two Towns' fire and transit departments. "This should he received and filed in a great big, round file that gets dumped:' Wards 3 and 4 Regional Councillor Jim McMaster said Nlnnday. "f he copper coming out of the nuclear station must he affecting the ,ounul over there more than we thinks "I'm not prepared to negotiate rhes kind of silliness through the press," C'oun. McMaster added. •ljax councillors were reacting to recommendation approved by f'rckering Council's executive com- ,nutcc last week and approved by M Council Monday to amalgamate he fire and transit departments. STEVE Pickering's executive committee 'Not thi ipproved In principle the "partner- the c ng" of the fire and transit depart- of F ❑tents and requested Ajax do the 'ame. Pickering councillors recommended estab- lishing a committee with each Town's mayor. top administrator and a senior finance depart- ment staff member to prepare a "business case" tor the sharing of services. And, they suggest- ed retiring Durham Region finance commis- •ioner Jack Gartley he invited to act as a con- -ultant to the committee. A report from Pickering general manager Tom Quinn noted the fire and transit depart- ments could be amalgamated more quickly and effectively than other municipal operations ; because "they tend to operate under common provincial regulations or well-eslablished industry standards:' At a meeting of politicians from the two towns on March 31, councillors agreed to look at more partnerships between the two commu- nities. Last year. the Pickering handi- transit operation was merged with the Ajax system. Wards I and 2 Regional Council- lor Roger Anderson said that during the March 31 meeting. "Never once, never once did we suggest the amal- gamation of our fire departments. "Can we have someone take notes Mayor Arthurs can read:' It would he a big plus Court. Anderson added. 'ARISH "The political agenda of the mayor wish of of Pickering is different than mine.' uncil Mayor Steve Parish noted. "The mayor of Pickering wants to move ax. toward the amalgamation of Ajax and Pickering. That's not the wish of the council of Ajax. "I don't think we should get sucked into the political agenda of Pickering. We should take the high road on this:' Mayor Parish said. "This Town would put &s before the people before we decide:' Ward 2 Local Councillor Scott Crawford said. Ajax Council received the Pickering request for information. meaning it will take no action. 69EE A nR 69 Sale ends Sunday! SupergwW 60 features a 100,000 km Tread Wearout Warrantyt Our Lavwst Prig Eve- This verTh s lire has a specially formulated tread compound which offers long, even treodwear as well as excellent traction. ee i wo se es __74 9owy 8 All sizes Each, with diadem' Sean reg. 99.99, with trade-in' DUHAW SATTERWS.— ONLY AT SEARS Saw $101 Diel -lard Gold', our most powerful battery, has up to 900 cold cranking amps of power. #s0000 series 'There is a $5 depow when you buy a new bonery at Seors, refundable with the return of your old boeery for recychng side prices and Seedey. Jeee 22, 1"7, wbifM geMtftles lett 06421 Copyright 1997 Sears Canada Inc Auto Centre tsovw Expect morefrom Sears Direct Line „„ o ms, 420-0271 SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE •ltarec rm•indsua•tews sateu•Hllutis nue..t -MILK tlMlttEASior 6t PAGE t -THE NEWS ADV EiTISER wwNESDAY, JUNE m 1"7 MD 0 nV _L�Ihata zR -Ar, j(glx aMd Encken' 11D ki Rery! photo by Jason Liebreos Three faces on a float The Ajax Hume Week annual parade wound its ties for Pickering's next door neighbors. Here, way dotch Hantood Avenue last weekend to youngsters ham it up on the Ajax Race Rela- officialh kik k offmore than a week of activi- tions float as the parade moves along the route. by Ron A dolphin in water Members of the Ajax -Pickering Dolphins Football Club hosted a charity car wash at the Pickering Saturn dealership last Saturday afternoon. Here, Joseph Dublin hoses out a car. All proceeds from the event were donated to the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital. The Saturn dealership recend'N donated money for the club to purchase new bleachers for its kinsmen Park tactGty. Booster shots for kids set through clinics 'i l[c Durham Regions Hca.u4 lkpartmcnt will launch a ytlLS -ul smsnuni/.itysn cltnics throughovt the region fpltirmrrrwte Junc 26. -- a Inlmunl/ation will he available to children entering schox)I, students and adults at clinics to be held the first and last Thursday of each month between 4 p.m. to 9 p. M. Sharon Niesar of the health department says all major lmmum/ations will be available. including vaccines for polio, diphtheria and tetanus. Hepatitis B shots for high school students will also be available at the clinics which will be held at the depart - menu'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 students who have not completed the series of three vac- cines necessary to provide protection can book an appointment to attend the clinic to do so. For more information or to book an appointment call the Durham Region Health Department at (905) 723- 533K or I-ri(9)-ri41 2729 ext. 2195. Don't worry - We can help you get competitive car insurance. Ca11683-8592 CMD INSURANCE a division of Pine Ridge Instlrartce Why suffer with aching painful feet? Take a stand against %,M Foot pain and call us today! rf Ro=W I. 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''(-Wer plawex sed ante, . q, T 1997 BLAZER M r,—iths $2,675 down Equipped with 4 whsle ABS, driver side air bag, 4.3 litre V6 engine, automatic transmission with overdrive. electronic transfer case, air conditioning, AM/FM stereo cassette. $ 32 9W c '' LY_E, � r 1 i— l _. �i , / t { r �. _ / / 1 ki N.''111 in, n- 1997 VENTURE $2791 N monVW%l,s00down Equipped with 4 wheel ABS, dual air !sags, 3.4 litre V6 ergine, 4 speed automatic electronic trarmlmillWn, child safety lochs, air conditioning, AM/FM Reno, battery rundown protection, tinted windows, lih steering. 21Pe I 1997 MALIBU $"at 16 month; 11AW down Equipped with 4 wheel ABS, dual air bags, 2.4 litre twin cam L4 engine, 4 speed automatic electronic tramimis- lion with oserdrive, air conditioning, protection, 4 VA" irwlepen- dent stoperuion, £ AM/FM stereo a cassette, povwr door locks, child E. safety kms, PASSLock H Antitheft system, $19,988' 1997 CAVALIER $2"t 16 manrhs'11, 100 down Equipped with 4 wheel ABS, dual air !sags, 2.2 litre L4 ergine, automatic transmission, air conditioning, PASSLock11 Anti-thett system, battery rundown rear spoiler. dw Flipping for a good cause Judy McGrath, an Ajax resi- dent and sale representative torJ-M. Schneider Inc., cooks up some sausages on a small portion of the firm's 45 -foot barbecue which visited Ajax recently- With every donation of cash or non-perishable food, customers got a sausage on a bun and soft drink. Donations went to the Salxa- tion Army's food bank in Njax and Pickering. A 1997 ASTRO $1"t N nWrNh>r'S 1,000 down Ecp with 4 wheel ABS, cluster bags, 4.3 Hire V6 engine, 4 speed trarorrission with overdrive, B passenger seating, air condi- chrome grille. You shouldwiser Bi.: tBasod on a 36 month lease to Blair r "Freight of 969M4(YW64620,%W. licence. insurance. and 1 SC. Venture ISA, Malibu 1 SB. Cev&W Coupe 1Se. and A11110 hexes are not included. Clair applies to 1997 new or deonstrrbr 1 SA equipped es described. Annual kdom*ra limit 20,000 kir. elodels. Dealer trade may be necessary . Dealer may, setlleese for 90 08 per excess ligometre A minimum down peymere Of les" and applies to rail upttimers only. United time offer while 92.67541 80Q%1.a00tS1.300r ,W0 and wAwRy deposit of gUarltia" lest. OHM mea nos be combined or used with other otters. E47are required for vehldes as listed OAC. See Dealer for details Veteran's Durham's separate board honors 25 -year club Durham Catholic school board employees with 25 years or more of service in Catholic education were feted by trustees Monday night. The teachers, consultants, a school secretary and senior accAnts clerk attended a mass, dinner and were then presented replicas of old- fashioned hand-held school bells at the final meeting of the school year of the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board. In making the presentations. trustees spoke of the employees' dedication to the school board. the students and the Catholic education system. The employees honored are: Pat Brennan• teacher at Monsignor John Pereyma Catholic High School. Oshawa; Diane Best. teacher at Holy Redeemer Catholic School. Pickering: Ged Carr, teacher at Monsignor Paul Dwyer Catholic High School. Oshawa; Audrey Crowley. teacher at St. Theresa Catholic School. Whitby; John Donkcrs, head of program support at Paul Dwyer; Ruth Duquette. teacher at St. Catherine of Siena Catholic School. Ajax; David Ellis• principal at St. Gregory Catholic School in Oshawa; Manlou Eva. English asa Sccond Language consultant at the bos ard'education centre; Robert F, Ilion. teacher at St. Patrick Catholic School in Ajax: Mary Mar- garet Gorman, teacher at Father Joseph Vcnini Catholic: School in Oshawa; Kathleen Hroncich, teacher at John XXIII Catholic School in Oshawa; Doreen Nher- wood, teacher as %. Calhetinc of Sit na-Uar4lyn LeBruni principal aL - Sk. bbwy Catholic SeccOary Schocil in Pickering; Giacomo Macchione. teacher at Paul Dwyer; Jacqueline Matko, teacher at Ecole catholique Saint -Charles -Garnier in Whitby; Michele Nalbor, teacher at St. Theresa. Jim O'Connor• teacher at St. James Catholic School in Ajax; Jcan O'Donnell. senior accounts clerk for the hoard; Donna Rivalet- to. secretary at Father Francis Mahoney Catholic School in Oshawa: Diana Scahill, family life and religious educati(m consultant for the hoard; Carol Smart, teacher at St. Bernard Catholic School in Whithy; Pat Sullivan. principal at St. John's Secondary School in Uxbridge: Robert Suszek, teacher at Father Vcnini school; Eleanor Tandy, teacher at St. Joseph Catholic School in Oshawa; and Tony White. teacher at St. Mary and head of Durham's secondary unit of the Ontario English Catholic Teach- crs' Association. Charity THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY. JUNE It JIM - ME 9 Business LOW, LOW PRICES POT 11 FOR HOME/OFFICE! Packard Bell. 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JUNE 111111, 1"7 DEN updating 3Rs Household Guide for Durham residents The booklet 'A Household Guide to Waste Reduction and Recycling in Durham Region', printed to 1992 by Durham Environmental Network (DEN). is now undergoing revisions and it's hoped it will be ready for distribution by the end of this year. The current booklet designed u) offer 3Rs advice to residents is still useful, however many telephone numbers as well as information on Durham Region programs need updating. For example, Durham Region has made many changes in its programs, one of which is expanding the Blue Box collection to include all types of paper, plastic bottles with the num- ber I on the recycling logo, and alu- minum pie plates. As well, the opportunities to recycle have increased for dispos- able diapers. anti -freeze, old cars. plastic bags, etc. In addition to listing the non- profit organizations which would like to receive donations. DEN again wishes to include, if space permits, retailers specializing in reuse, repair and recycling. Project chairman Charles Kuno has a committee of approximately 10 volunteers from across the region to help revise DEN's booklet. If you know of any organizations LARRAINE Il-- ROULSTON Reewler's ! ,, Report or have new ideas you think should be included in this handy 50 -page guide, call 509-9390. DEN is also looking for any cor- porate sponsors to help fund the pro- ject. DEN's latest project, the 'State of the Environment Poster Map', was proudly unveiled to more than 50 people on May 22 by Gail Lawlor and Helen Break. The map drew admiration for the team of volun- teers involved in its creation and production. Two copies are now being distrib- uted to every library, school, and municipality throughout the region. if you would like to receive a map, call 509-9390. Last September. a 'First Annual Girl Guide Uniform Exchange' took place in Pickering Village. This summer, June Lambden of the Bayshore Divisum will he busy organizing this year's event. As the girls soon outgrow their uniforms and move on to the next level. Guide leaders feel this 'reuse' event will put the integral part of the Guides' environmental program into practice by benefitting those either looking for or discarding uniforms. Ms. Lambden will he setting up a uniform drop-off' depot outside her Pickering home at 779 Hampton Cl. Anyone interested in discarding out- grown uniforms and/or accessories for all ages, must label them with the size, price and home phone number. A small fee may apply if expenses occur; otherwise one will receive the amount they specified. The exchange will take place at Pickering's Pentecostal Church (Oklahoma and Eyer drives) Satur- day. Sept. 6 from I to 4 p.m. If any- one can loan a clothing rack for the day's event or if you require more information, call S31-1744. UOJ GREEN TIP: If you want dis- posahlc plates for a large summer party. choose unbleached paper ones and compost them. Larraine Roulstorr's ealrmn etplormg enti- mnmental issues regularly appears on *rdnesday. Teens learn to control anger Ajax Youth Centre hosts seminar in July for interested area residents A free anger -management train- ing group is being offered by The Youth Centre during July fix teens 13 and 14 years old. Participants will become more aware of how they arc perceived by others, how their anger is affecting their lives. their anger styles and its triggers. Members will learn a variety of anger -management skills and strate- gies to use when they are upset A group format is used s r.w pants can learn from each ,ether . r,l offer support. Sc. wns run for three st:.uri Wednesdays starting Ju ; =. from 3 to 5 P.M. Participants must be able to attend all three sessions to be eligible for the group. Registration is necessary to attend the workshop. 'lltc Yl-uth Centre is ai ;r,fl Bayly \t t nil hcnsccn \lc.l•tr. Road i mi,'. \. .wr Ajax m. $ 12, 450 in AJAX — An Ajax resident was one of five co-workers with a City of York business to share a second prize in Saturday's Lotto 6/49 draw. Robert Talbot and four other employees of Hilroy will split a $62.253.90 cheque picked up at the Ontario Lottery Corporation office Monday, an wins Lotto 649 Mr. Talbot plans to pay bills and by a barbecue with his $12,450.76 share. The five have been playing Lotic 6/49 together for four years and had previously won no more than $10. Others in the group are from North York. Eiobicoke, Maple and Barrie. AVS 14 SUL 1Z 111 ALSO SANe t& (% A w MMA 7 Days a Week 4 -9898 ANYJOS -d10 OR slum SMARTLEASE *29& 36 ■anthS/1,40 do.n 9? 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C:rsi r,� wrruw,�,� s fOtS M TOW OaapYav� �s fsDo«n parsemay rte rapMaE 1" ap- io 199] Mr d ymd,yrala '^orfeh aM apprn W a.r,rn�a rMY' cusnnvn d.., 1 maM nme nAr mac rql Ua e9rrbraa d uaa0 y+M ranw M— ws $ee Yue Cda-tl P---aGtIC Daa�ar aur Oelaaf WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18 EUCHRE: The ladies auxiliary of Royal Canadian Legion, Bay Ridges Branch 606, holds a euchre night the third Wednesday of every month at 8 p.m. from Oct. to June at the legion hall, 1555 Bayly Street, Pickering. All welcome. Seniors over 65 $1.50, adults $3. Refreshments served. Prizes awarded. 839-2990 or 427- 8831. HEAD INJURY: The Durham Region Head Injury Association holds its annual general meeting at 7:30 p.m. at Centennial Albert United Church, 19 Rosehill Blvd., Oshawa. Ontario Brain Injury Association executive director Dr. Barry Willer will speak. Also, election of board of directors. 723-2732 for transporta- tion. BUSINESS: The Durham Home and Small Business Association holds its annual general meeting at 6:30 p.m at the Simply Italian Restaurant in the Harwood Place Mall, corner of Har- wood Ave. and Bayly St., Ajax. $30 per person. 728-2899. TEA: A Strawberry Tea is being held from 2 to 4 p.m. at Ballycliffe Lodge, 70 Station St., Ajax. $2 for strawher- ries and shortcake. Proceeds to Alzheimer research. 683-7321. YOGA: Hearth Place holds a yoga session for cancer patients and their caregivers from 10 to 11:15 a.m. at 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa. Bring an exercise mat or blanket, and pil- low. Loose clothing recommended. Space is limited, so call to reserve a spot. 579-4833. THURSDAY, JUNE 19 CHRISTIAN "'OMEN: The Ajax - Pickering Christian Women's Club meets from 9:30 to 1 1:15 a.m. at Gal- lantry's Banquet Room, lower level. Pickering Town Centre. Cathy Barber of The Pampered Chef discusses The Kitchen Store That Comes to Your Dour. Reserve by June 17 at 9 a.m. at 427-5445 (Karen). $5 per person; first -timers are half price. Free babysitting for pre-schoolers. LA LECHE: La Leche League Pick cring holds its monthly mecum :it 7:30p.m. It provides information ;ni,l support for pregnant women sir,! breastfeeding mothers. Bahic, %,c' come. Call for location. 427 8063. 831-201' or 416-282 6462. FINANCES, The Ajax -Picker ins Womew'a so ee - Aolda t Free Financia plannins seminal for women fron 7 to 9 P.M. in portable 2 at St George's Angh• can Church, cor- ner of Randall Dr. and Hwy. 2, Ajax. Investment counsellor Azza AtxWlah of the farm Edward Jones will speak. 686-2661. FRIDAY, JUNE 20 ADDICTIONS: Serenity Group - 12 Step Recov- ery Meeting meets at 8 P.M. at Bayfair Bap - Public speaking as easy at ITC The Ajax - Pickering Com- municators branch of Inter- national Training in Communica- tion (ITC) is cur- rently accepting registration for the fall -winter term. An informal session to con- firm registration will be held Tues- day, June 24 at 7 p.m. on the fourth floor of the Unit- ed Way Office at 95 Bayly St. W. in Ajax. The ses- sion begins promptly at 7. ITC is a non- profit organiza- tion with training units in more than 35 countries around the world. It offers training in leadership, presentation and self -development skills to private individuals and corporations. Seats are lim- ited so reserve now. For more information, cow tact Martin or Monica Oleruoot at 686-4727. list Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pick- ering. The weekly group deals with addictions of all types, including cu- dependancy. A children's program will he offered as required. All welcome. 428-9431 (Jim, evenings). EUCHRE: A Charity Euchre in aid of the Ajax -Pickering Women's Cen- tre, an organization dedicated to assisting abused women and their children, is held at 8 p.m. at Royal Canadian Legion Branch 606, 1555 Bayly St., Pickering. Cash prizes for high woman, high man, most Ione hands, plus draws for other prizes. Cost is $10 at the door. To register call (416) 283-0330 or (905)686-2661. CONCERT: A concert, Springtime Songbook, is being held at 7 p.m. at Ballycliffe Lodge. 70 Station St., Ajax. Popular and Broadway music performed by The Musical Moments. Admission is $5 per person and $2 for lodge residents. Proceeds to Altheimer research. 683-7321. `y Better Everyday Loin Prices s- MARKHAM i .� i r x V.y'.'. (416) 291-7497 (905) 477-6066 WEST HILL WHITBY e or 441 _• ".6. Rcliablc,,uprn•iscd day care at a homy in your neighbourhood • Safe, cardortable environments • Reliable local baht -up for provider's • StimulatIng daily programs holidays or illness • Trained, protessional Providers • Complete insurance coverage • Monthly home inspections Income tax receipts supplied and, v#v wokome full or part-fim ora for children trom 6 works of age! 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JUNE Ia, 1"7 Rosebank students A Playday at Rosebank Public School in Pickering celebrating the end of the academ- ic year brought young students out for a day of fun last week in a series of good-natured, friendly competition. In the top photo. Dean Parker finds himself in a spot of trouble while trying to balance a cup full of water on his head. At right, Daniel Walker throws his weight behind a precision shot in a game of dodge ball. Students at the Pickering school shared in the good weather and good spirit of the day to make the most of the year-end celebration. photos by A.J. Groen Cullen Gardens cheers for Canada 'A > L...ici. Gql Jcta. mni `5tn4eutc V1hagc wilt hoar Canada Day celebrations July I featuring the histo- ry of life in Upper Canada and a taste of Hawaii. Events include wagon rides, an antique busty dis- play, battle re-enactments and a performance by A Touch of Hawaii featuring the traditional music and dances of the island. The day will round out with a fireworks display at dusk. Cullen Gardens is located at 300 Taunton Rd.. W For more information call 668-6606 atnolic students hoj ored fotlea�ersbip;-involvement Six Catholic stu&ft in Durham The four students nominated by were honatad Monday night for their their schools were Matthew Davis, of Catholic leadership and school and SL Mary Catholic Secondary School community involvement. in Pickering, Elizabeth Brady, of The Durham Region Roman Father Leo J. Austin Catholic Sec - Catholic Separate School Board hand- ondary School in Whitby, lhor Kozak, ed out scrolls to three secondary and of Monsignor John Pereyma Catholic one elementary student, nominated by Secondary School in Oshawa, and their schools for consideration for the Patrick O'Donnell, of St Joseph Ontario Separate School Trustees' Catholic School in Oshawa. Association Youth Awards. One sec- "They are and will continue to be ondiry and one elementary student role models for all those who come who were chosen to represent the into contact with them, said board board for the provincial awards were chairman Tom Oldman during the pre- ro-also alsopresented certificates. sentations. He added all six students Jeremy Schembri, a student at St. are "outstanding Catholic leaders". Monica Catholic School in Pickering, The criteria for the Youth Awards was nominated by the board for the are strong Catholic leadership, exem- elementary Youth Award while Angela plification of Catholic faith and school Durante, of Archbishop Denis O'Con- philosophy, strong family commit - nor Catholic High School in Ajax, was meet, good relations with students and the secondary nominee. Neither won teachers, involvement in school affairs the provincial award but both were and activities, community involvement honored by the board for their nomma- and ability to tackle and complete a bores. difficult task. Look for your IRNwiral I � W , flyer in this weekend's edition of Oshawa•WhitbyCMngton•Port Perry THIS WEEK (in selected areas) Sales run from Tuesday to Saturday! THE 141DEALERS SPRING RATE BREAK 00 some of our best selling 997 GM vehicles in stock. .36 .. 40 Enos. $T.?S&72 40 Enos. $2.19&40 49 Enos. s2,637." Pontiac (;rand Am Chew Blazer Pontiac Sunfire Mr - Chevrolet Cavalier C'MC Jimmy C-nk Chevrolet Lumina Hurry, because just like Spring, these breaks won't last Rb 86-M b,e. On 'Trrr bats ,— on... ..�Y „a in ON&W a urs w+dw otn per w�ppp1.w. b app d*— 10 107 iMr aeimssr�awr moons owa.rrA b� myr� ,,,� r 9 m nppairo G►MC ow ornr Ernlpll i 570.000 p 37. APR M oaM'pn'+S1506B is�mo-ptt Cab abarapq f1 TOW uM'Pb"sfti.87P64 ErnpYt f75000r3T. MR GRADUATE �h W Mon o t5E3 1; 351a. Q T,nn,s Cop d bro" . u 010 ED TaW abaprna n SY7 01000 Ewer 3 S30,00o r 3 Y. ®._J avq me rn1Vt prynynl n 5675031n Dom N'na1M Cap W bo�..�.q ♦ {7 NY M Tap obhpnbm r iN NM Y SAAh co *a* rd, nw anf mals pryrirn may a ,ep,.e q,rrr unOw "dpw 0. ur r d M., 1. imp Newsroom 6133-5110 It don't mean a thing, if you ain't got that swing! The music of immortal ling Baird legends bonny Good- Take the 'A' 'Frain, In The \11"x1 and more. Proceeds man, Tommy Dorsey, Glenn Miller and Duke Ellington from the dinner and dance betfclit Ajax -Pickering Center - will be featured in an evening of music from the err at the al Hospital. Tickets for the dinner and dance are $35 Annarv. lc Golf and Country Club on Saturday. June 21. each. lNnner starts at 7 p.m., following by darfcing to the Thr 1 3-pitme orchestra Swing Shift will play Ionic of the Sig Basal aa.Yntl: i ax twkrf..W G...s,.,re ms wmautxt best loved songs from yesteryear including S:uin Doll, call Annardak at 6X3-3? tri Durham girl's backyard concerts a hit By St SAN O'Niiu.i. nlatHAM STAR WHITBY -- A backyard benefit concert organized by a 10-ycar-old Whitby girl has raised over $260 for the Grand- view Children's Centre Centre in Oshawa where her younger sister receives therapy. Anne O'Connor and her friends recently held a variety show in the backyard of her family's Fallingbrook Street home to raise money for the rehabilitation facility. The show, which has become an annual fund-raiser, fea- tured a mixture of dancing. comedy and music performed by Anne and a group of friends from St. Bernard Catholic School. The event has been dubbed the Kids for Kids Backyard Benefit Concert and was started four years ago when Anne's sister Susan was receiving treatment for a develop- mental disorder at the Hospital for Sick Children. Anne's mother, Heather O'Connor, says funds raised from the first two shows were donated to the Hospital for Sick Children but since Susan, 8, began receiving physio- therapy at Grandview last year, proceeds have been donat- ed to the children's centre. "The money has grown over the years," she says. "So has the number of kids involved." Anne says last year's total of just over $100 was more than doubled this year, adding "this is the best year we've ever had " She was recently awarded the Ontario Community Newspaper Association sponsored (OCNA) Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year award by Lieutenant -Governor Hilary Weston in recognition of her fund-raising efforts and her mother says while Anne is proud of what she's done, she's "pretty low key" about the whole thing. Mrs. O'Connor says local businesses donated prizes and refreshments for the evening and says while the size of the audience varies from year to year, there was a -good crowd" this year with over 70 arca residents in attendance. Anne will present a cheque to the Grandview Children's Centre at the centre's annual meeting on Thursday, June 19. Stories, songs for !a summer escape AJAX — Adventures await youths this summer at a vacation Bible camp offered by St. Paul's United Church here. Stones, songs, games, crafts and snacks are among the activities planned during the week-long Awesome Adven- tures '97 camp from Aug. I I to 15, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily. This is the third year the church has offered the camp for children six to 12 years of age. Cost is $25 for one child in a family, $45 for two chil- dren and $65 for three or more children. Registration continues until Friday, June 27. The church is at 65 Kings Cres., Ajax. Call 427-0680 for more information or to register. THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1& 19" - FACE 13 Advertiser eal Neff e FAX: 683-7363 Ajax seniors treated to Musical Moments at Ballycliffe Friday AJAX -- Area seniors arc being Popular and Broadway music will lrc;n.J u. a number of Musical he performed by The Musical %1� tent Ibis Friday. Moments. A concert, Springtime Songbook. Admission is $5 per person and $2 hcing held Friday. June 20 at 7 p.m. for lodge residents. liallyclitte Lodge, 70 Station St.. Proceeds to Alzheimer research. \I.it_ 083-7321. I his summer take the tirst step toward better grades with Sylvan. are offering a variety of fun learning opportunities that deliver nn•a,urable results. From reading to study skills, our programmes are 1—igned to meet your child's individual needs and give them the -Lill. and confidence to succeed in the upcoming school year. Call Sylvan Today. 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Op'Nb. ro W a1f T: s• FACE 14, THE NEWS ADVERTISER WIEDNEMAV, Jl1NE I L 1197 AlR,oP1*ckeri*n9 writer 683-5110 Fax: 083 -?363 Pickering Powers way to soccer tourney consolation crown PICKERING — The Pickering Power Peg Perego under was highlighted by strong defensive -13 rep girls' soccer team captured the consolation play by the Power. Biggs was named MVP. crown at the recent Newmarket International Tournament. Pickering then met another league The thrilling consolation champi- rival, the East York Wildcats. The Power was the odds-on favorite to win, unship pitted Pickering against league rival Ajax United. Pickering but came up flat, managing only a 1-1 came out on top 4-3. Danielle Tanner broke tic. Tanner scored the Ione Power goal. The Peg Perego reps came out loose in the first half and scored a hat in trick. Kate Middlebrook added strong a must -win third game of the a single marker. Ajax United �,KER/,l, attempted tourney, winning 6-0 over an oppo- nent not reported. Natasha a comeback in the Q� Q Kajganic played a stellar game second half, but Pickering was able to hang on. Tanner .poring four unanswered goals. got the nod as the game's most valu- +s Middlebrook and Olivia -loan Je 1-ym scored singles. Kajganic able player. OC G�' \%.I' the unanimous choice as Power met the West Rouge CER Rockets in the semi-final tilt. West carne MVP. The Power got outstanding goal - Rouge scored two early goals before the Power was awakened by the half- keeping throughout the tourney from Kelly time whistle. Despite a valiant come- McNabney. Jennifer Peios and Shannon Kay. back and numerous close calls. Pickering was only able to Team members arc Kelsey Biggs, Tabia get one goal back, losing 2-I. Jennifer Peios Charles, Tonia Coletti. Lindsay Fortin, Sarah Gearing, Natasha scored the lone Power goal. Diana Petersen was awarded MVP honors Kajgamc• Shannon Kay. Olivia -Joan for her outstanding defensive play. Lym. Kelly McNabney. Stephanie McNorton. Sarah Mettler, Kate West Rouge went on to defeat the Middlebrook, Jennifer Peios, Diana Mississauga Falcons for the tourna- Petersen, Kristine Sung and Danielle ment championship. Tanner. In the first game of round-robin The team is coached by Bob Play. Pickering defeated host Newmarket 3-0. Tonia Coletti, Kelsey Tanner. Richard Sung and Rene Colcm. The trainer is Debbie Colctti Biggs and Tanner scored. The game and the manager is Denise Tanner. Lost weekend for Wanderers men's rugby squads AJAX — The Ajax Wanderer, pla'�cr who Sicd of leukemia last Rugby Club men's squads would year at age 51. Rick Powers had two like to forget last weekend. tries, while Pat Byrne and Tom The Wanderers men's third team Jackson recorded one each. dropped a 20-13 decision to the Wild The Wanderers men's teams play Boars at the Ajax Club Saturday. Ian league contests at home at its Neblett scored a try, while Floyd Harwotxl Avenue north club this Williams booted a conversion and a Saturday. The firm, play the trash penalty kick. A penalty try was also Canadians at 3 p. m., the seconds awarded to the Wanderers. host the Toronto Scottish seconds at The Wanderers men's first team 1:30 p.m., while the thirds clash was defeated by the Ottawa Irish in with the Irish Canadian seconds at Ottawa and the Wanderers second noon. squad lost to the Balmy Beach sec- The Wanderers women's team onds in Toronto. No score was pro- plays at home against Brampton on vidcd for either Saturday game. Saturday at 4:30 p.m. The women's Meanwhile, the Wanderers second team plays at Brock on women's first team defeated Saturday. Brampton 35-0 on Saturday. No On Sunday, the Wanderers men's scoring details were submitted. The over -35 squad travels to Brantford to women's seconds game against play the Harlequins at 2 p.m. Brampton was postponed. On Saturdays. June 21, June 28 In international rugby action, and July 5, the Wanderers will pre - Canada defeated Japan 42-I8 in sent live via satellite on the large - Vancouver to clinch its second con- screen TV the British Lions vs. secutive Pacific Rim Tournament South African Springboks test championship. Wanderer Kevin verses. Call the club at 686-0957 for Morgan played hooker for his third further details. The games start at I 1 start for the Canadian team in the a.m. each Saturday. tournament. Canada plays the U.S. Wanderers players live in Ajax in San Francisco on June 28, but the and Pickering. game is essentially an exhibition contest as the Canadians have already won the title. Hong Kong also participated in the Pacific Rim event. The Wanderers men's over -35 squad beat the host Kingston Panthers over -35s 20-15 Sunday in the Howard Stavely Memorial game in honor of a long-time Kingston Correction A photo in the June 15 News Advertiser promoting the upcoming Mayors' Charity Classic golf tournament contained an error. The tourney, to raise money for Ajax - Pickering General Hospital, will be held on Thursday, Sept. 18 at Cherry Downs Golf and Country Club. The News Advertiser regrets the error. Sports r News Advertiser Photo by Celia Bronkhora Scampering back to the sack An Ajax Spartans base runner gets back to the bag and ahead of the throw to Pickering Pirates first baserim Lick's licks Subway in PICKERING — The bks play, Chns Hall and court action was fist and ken- Natalie 7ahzewski downed ous in recent play of two Andrew Tam and Frank Pickering junior tennis Govtisolo6-1,6.3. leagues. Meanwhile, in the lust Lick's defeated Subway Desserts -Jaguars match (lust three matches to one in Desserts players appear first), Pickering 17s Tennis League Justin Jones split sets with action. Just Desseits and the Ainsley D'Mello 5-7. 6-4 in Jaguars tied at 1.5 marches boys' singles. In mixed sin - each. but Just Desbou was gli� play. Jo Ann Le defeated awarded the victory after Tom Clinghan 6-4.6.2. beating the Jaguars four sols In boys' doubles aoxion, to two. Adil Shamaidin and Devin Meanwhile, in recent Kiyonaga heat Andrew Pickenng Junior Tennis Clues Arsenault and Brent Ching 7- acuasn. Aasksn-Rsshlsin> 5..1-2 defeated Perego L anaOR 43- Meanwhile. in jumor ten - 42 in games. while the Great nis league games between Canadian Bagel Company Baskin-RohMns and Perego downed the Bank of Canada (Baskin-Rohbrns Montrcal34-23. players appear first). Kyle In the Lick's -Subway 17s Stewart defeated Tim league matches (Lick's play- Crawford 9-6 in under -12 ers' names appear first), boys' singles. In under -12 Marko Glavic was defealod guis'singles play. Kim Iharra by Jennifer Cremieun 6-2. 2-6 7 C; &-. Kyle Leeson during minor peewee select baseball action in Pickering Sunday. Pickering tennis action beat Cain Gunzaki 9-4. In boys' under -15 single. In under -15 boys' singles, Jason Musivnski beat Jason Mike Filinski was beaten by O'Brien 8- I. Jonathan Walsh 8-5. In girls' In under -14 mixed sin - under -14 singles, Robin gles, Ryan Muszynski was Stewart got past Catalina defeated by Dawn O'Brien 9- Gonzalez 9-5. 7. In under -12 boys doubles, In under -12 boys' doubles, Winston Tang and Damien Nitin Seth and Ryan St. Amant defeated Wayne Mwaynski were beaten by Felder and Alex DeLint 9-5. Max Zelenine and Daniel In girt' under -14 double Morgan 8-3 Anne Sterling and Mike Lick's leads the way in the Filinski were downed by Pickering 17s Tennis League Justin Lee and Jordan with 7.5 matches, followed Kaufman 9-7. by Just De serfs with 6.5. In the game hoween tthe Jaguar% with %ix and Subway great Canadian Bagel with four. Company and the Bank of Mcanwhik, Baskin - Montreal (Great Canadian Robbin.% kads the Pickering Bagel Company players Junior Tennis !.este stand - appear fust). Shaun Slipetz Ings with 107 points, fd- blanked Irfan Sharnasdin 8-0. lowed by the Great Canadian In undLr-15 mixed sin- Bagel Company with 95. gks, Nal Va/. defeated Perego Canada with 92 and Lauren Jardine 8- 5. Bank of Montreal with 80 m rte breaker in mixed singles action. Ain A I e x Binermann beat Darrell Harjadt 6- 1, 6.0. In ancther singles match. Nadia Petryshyn d0cated Geraldine Crcmieux 6-1. 6-3. 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Computer Funds rrMantais Application Fundans•ntals Introductory Electronics Computer S•rvic• IL Support Conmunleations Network Administration Installation and Con igurabon pre-Employtstent Readiness and Job Search Workshop OSHAWA CAMPUS OSHAWA CENTRE 723-1163 For more information: Phone: (416) 736 -SOW Internet: hrtp//www.yorku.ca E-mail: admengwyorku.ca Computer Support the The following Specialist (CSS) Diploma Programs Loam cite skills you need to set up and START SOON: support users on'staW-allple' computers and PC networks. Emphasis is placed on • Accounting and Business M* Achim nistradon of Novell networks. WIN Administration • MkrocompA•r, Business DS. WIN NT 4.0. NS OFFICE W. required. Please fax resume to: Computer Fundname rads EI•ctronk: Spreadsheets - • � Processhg . • LepMl4Mdica1 OfficeWord Windows Applica ons Dar ti Database Ma nagememt • 11aM1 i Restaurant operation System Support Fundamt•nWa, • Bar Management • Network Administration Travel and Tourism • Dentel Chainuder The Unix Operating System Assistkq . ComputerAnin.eionl Client /Server Computing Ida. w e "wit, s•w(wa SALES AGENTS Pre-EImployment Readhnesa i Ffaa•cial Assistance may be Job search Workshop avaiiabk if yes 9-wy. TORONTO PICKERING CAMPUS • •• 14W KINGSTON Ito" Hielpaing >L Budd a Better Lite 420-1344 (,roing to a7ttvrrstty Was a tire -hong :ream - but Gfe got to the waw By ,-:'ImR for my degree, f gained the ,Inftdence. self-esteem and knoW- 1-ou, to start my oun business. I learned that if never too late to learn - you can change your life at airy ante. 411u• I'm trying to maize a difference m people's lives. just like York made a difference to mine." COLLEEN McRAE )-k Linncr,it) Dcgrcc. ii.I Women 's Studies) Occupation: Health/Wellness and RNslam ("ossultanr MAV. _e s FULL-TIME OR PART-TIME, DAYTIME OR EVENING. cepttng applications for Fall entry til July 4th. On-line application form now available. Visit our Website at h"p://www.vorku.ca Attend an Information Sc%%ion. Tu reg2stcr call: 14161 736-iloo • NUTRITION • THERAPEUTIC TOUCH • REIKI • EAR CANDLING •IRIDOLOGY •AROMATHERAPY BUSINESS ASPECTS OF HOLISTIC HEALTH • LEARN THE SKILLS TO SUCCEED IN FINANCIAL PLANNING • WORK IN A FIELD WHERE THERE IS A HUGE DEMAND FOR STAFF • HAVE YOU EVER DREAMED ABOUT OWNING YOUR OWN BUSINESS? - LEARN HOW TO SET UP AND RUN YOUR OWN COMPANY! You may be eligible for funding assistance from the government if you: 1. Are presently receiving employment insurance. 2. Have had an employment insurance claim in the last 36 months. S. Have had an E.I. claim that began in the last 60 months due to maternity or parental leave. IT'S TIME TO TAKE CONTROL OF YOUR LIFE!! CLASS SIZES ARE LIMITED, CALL TODAY REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY Applicants Must: • Be willing to work any shin including statutory holidays • Have strong communication and Public relations skills • Be mature and take pride in your appearance • Have own transportation • Security experience is an asset Apply m person 9.4 weekdays. No PhOrx calls please. Group 4 CPS Limited 199 Wentworth SL East 2nd. Floor (between Prison and Wilson Rds.) Pr•vi0us applicants need not r1F•2l oy E.pene-d part came Real Estate Secretary/Reeeptlenfst requ,red Immediately for Real Estate office in Pickering. Must rave rompUMM experieryc• a pleasant IaisDhi man- ner. Approx. 12hra/wleek, evenings 3 w•ak•rds. Starting wage. SB/hr. Form.. or resume. can 905-420-4200 Careen I Career I Csrs•r Training Training Tr.E NAiI STATION Ca- .-. Triv : g C.nw a. ,.,r IraVhrly &AWWO .. .. ,.yl raft as M"m �... a-- 4 ►an .•..^e at Iaa•eMN Pre• .. 005) res -son FOUR .ANA"lt TRAO EES lull a 4. om _'I law aaP.y ta90 w.34 cell.. ... 9o5.7afaoo 1 CMf1Mil t4elp Tram ( anada'Truck Drixer Training .; wasepmae A/,'I1/ t>4nreroM Gouty t' 11 .C. Lug book bwrkr. Ar brake. Ca wwlereml toe Chowil- aR . Aar brake 249017 em,day crn ._ I -I I(asaW Axsrstarlcc miry is �a. able 1-%6900-_H7-%79011 COUNTER PERSON for Service Centre, computer experience 8 parts knowledge an asset. Salary 6 benefits. Please mail or drop off resume to: 1016 Brock Rd., •2 Pickering, Ontario Attn: Manager LIQUIDATION WORLD INC. "Coming Soon to 252 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: *CASHIERS •SALES/STOCK ASSOCIATES *EXPERIENCED PAINT/ FURNITURES SALESPERSON Apply in person: Mon. a Tues. Jute M 8 24 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. 282 Monarch Ave. Ajax. mob." r LM traps► wala"D Iasi Canwue- r 064 2 PART TIME .•a.ranyllr4 ' GerlQlal General an Todds 14w3f7. son+ alev...s air AA oras ..•m M41°e a .,, .,p n ►:a,...y 34ren. ►NTP I Help ..'73 En 710 00"Are. ore '05.420• "V*scar 090 :•ray .a... o.w -- 7M ax aW Te Swvcn of car IN"ate ar"I. SNM m INSTALLERS Ano haao P ,�,� - ��. 2D25 I.W k call BROKER OELIVERT COMPUTERS ow.o 1 ...p.r,e.,g *ORK AOM mom[. ,..:, n1.21te DRIVERS • v oow oom0ar4 Car- ,:,.r. rat., `XP" wlvw. APOkeaa ,No last haft atm fetxeN - •'1ry 4asMwrca P. maw -a Plary ^a'e (alas calf 2 nal, oars alae. q "•a C40 -0 - "70 Pwenc. nfad.d. .xc4awa "^ nar9 ten .1,. w .fair Aloe -SaLI, i4 slash Ca) Cat, rain -p wo.Id.d Cas ",Ai w are ,r..yaw.p +rioP,Iw aPow paxtlfaty, h-*dW a LICAN4ED vas "I - ..• rf052674-0044 b an O •"+ITaea, tub A� 906-721- Pafryan64aaltaae hlA :"'••O �'"r"P� elm Perls,hwn wa ortr baDN I7a1 am sMa Con. bun, a.caaa6rW =6-x527. aM Av LP1a Or Office lou" "ft. amt Az ramsom)n" mkOFN It a n46L U-11 ' - aacabre Cara :: -rM w•rtl.d : ca" 1/_ _ Jpll. • I Yule SEmRC[ 0." W t� �+•I.*m padap I:•lary a nm Callaaa a 901f•fifl6.iLiL D/C>KIE Dff� pan nm. m.,os. m„- mals vna,s aalF .. A AM melon as MW W Ane ref•=0 PART TME wn1Y 'ea.p 9anels .0 ...^^Only Mol h.. Icc Cash paid dally'-y�a/b. eonu 100-00 mr pv.r I� -�.aral. +aracn..mcAlsry ice Cnaam vend• Na. areal m..canwr �'ota caws » C�JII. Ana Pfaee MdFltT,r •.. arlprrarte. 4 mu-. ..M• N to ..she.. w. aNM pad CLASSIFIED Ing rattail awl• M -,.s., •.sl,ae6 +r,:...K DreaaOa.rr, caw able in Ajax E aw..d '0r a•uwiOi•'On- '^p era Sauroay novm OMeiAr CUSTOMER Come" r AM Al Or send m�OM +-° m wi ft t Sa �a•naar,y RQn o. ALCI $ Ai Na-. 750 ttavly Stw Fn an 10.4 yrs .ages CAN (WS)723- SERVICE R1eta"f4 ye San #" •'0" , p•Me0ua6a. A4lIr, LIS sva denim titan r Plan Roma mane .., pts)C54N1 NAR{ Adrerf:se. 'cautifs 428-%. (scary arpPeano A m FIN PANT TOE %-P, F -ft ALTEMMTIYE eEa- artwo ars ado •3. Oshawa,- - wm. 000safap.hg CSE. 4 In yrs ago I yrs -• � fO0f1 O�rJAen a Tn,s We. PO sox 40,. fwP on M0mr0. S.(ply SALES PER$ON ,.pep my loom job Today Iron 6sfy Adrentur N nt D. PICJ[ERIIdC (mats ON L,n 7L5 ACcourtaa9. "M SCOM.- ao_,..N w,s u11.rv..w, my novas. I .am mem OLn a Area Tax,ittivoluble for more CoOanY Fr rll w a1$• .nay Case 1. � wc~ -24-SMI DW 721 m 5011. Newn my ramry P.O."d ere shell be no alb air Diners Security Office Lqb em. T vaSmAM v%.Nmj Peen" non-rsterl of carry adwr rrlrnedusly. Prite 905-432-52'4. 24 hr humo t. uitter, b car- Ful or pan taro / A9ne ►EMP ..to.eed message. IM ADS K lrnrd b to Investigators &VONA pill for ns soaks �i Experienced ,tdtf ADVENT1Sa1O SALU A/MENTICE or LeWPAj occuelorig on Will. AN &.914.DrnrlaALl F RAMM r Stylist uAV mm a m, Proet rk-0061 for kill Me 0� s- RgaCf 10 M 2p• lura r.4aa. � w and DPJWEM WAN= m alt& write wrs .,tin fm� sy �'d•n '+wn T , to srw.hp •rllhday pay For pr0mt d Ina0a9aONm dl „� custom., atutuow En ILsh fluently "a1 " r4edod m er t9o513n-1•e 9i71pj AM call 4263524 atk m. News AdlNnMn. Appy � perfo. PVaa Nhll Must have car. oust tend, and r.lt Goad Cxdy or BanrN 1121 Dunes St E. wh oY aa'.•ryaPla m k" Maws Ex/EAW$WED COMPUTER USERS! For- or 1700 Lwapod RLL P, - ^ PKk r,4L W -ft and 22 adea+R aPpr.reca or ma. T� AZ DMVENS rtae4e nor "'E copy a nut Oeka nor am4 aMwa.n 2 rld 4 or 9 9a5-1io-254! otrw .&MAA Across ort, owe Cora 905455.3(111 -al We TMpaO w rJRr- aastll RUSH S.A.S. E. To ,� t0 Pm. MOR -Fri. taro Car ragurae Sana -Immo iasra I"�a9e „ L L. 'Al' - 50-5 Brrald aomPa,orI. CAN (416) Road EaaL Sul. 3sui. IOC pe akery STREET • EL MED" cNcGENERALpror r-Pialnal .M 245-525 M payer 116- Aass•aUUD& Ord LLZ 3q S�TREE00 LEVY. .L s. CNC AWV wMeriere@ a Apr. 9362525 SUPER -DIET s A In lAa Fora r.sune to: 905.479• Yeats 410mence Com - waned Ppxga a Irtalhes. AZ orkNfs regwed. twl 20 RAZ"DR.IVER.S Loot goad lar tulnnerl 9775 p Was as a Pan Ane, mn. 2 100% Ntlmal a Caen- ExPERE1rCED PALES me cr4 Fn novas b: Yom u.S. uparw" MINW EXPERIENCE ACCEPTED WNW.19o5)5n.5ow. �� -880141 P� 9os•e3,-ass. 571-0Clean 03. cora 905. FOR NEW CONTRACT, 571-0003. SIl►EaariENDENT coon COI^^"6wm. alwParlt in. L1OoiCyVE Co0 BEGINNING MID -AUGUST ►LE nor rrad W Clean. oora, polwsa, soars m STINOCr1DN Forepa.on, OSHAWMOCAL FLAT BED WORK dl"- h9h "se " Aim. Sal- 1 P1hwe (905) 427- wain 3 VMquirmil i yw ll, (905)433-4010 2 ea A,n ""° °°"'°" °•" °al" am. t 1st Fax mane FULL TIME Fwwrateac Partalim law den OZ 1- a Iea.r (0 416-697.71,4. M M MW xoya.W COMIS W anat . Fn to . THE WW4beaw h+r,aaarg np.rtemoa 905410-07M or call 905. Currently $"" PO *4" PROPERTY MANAGER EARN s3or Sao „„ .... for Genal- Yanegara r `_ -. s.or., Phot. Part time property manager nv Lqa APAP'" w m required for 100+ condo Mme. *T, `triplex. Previous experience '- a my cal nlam- .n2 required. Please fax resume to: EXPENEWI!O Lw CooA (519) 439.7138 '" •.6fia- t A00.1 :n 905.430.8730. at: tea I., oll r C..sarws, 16,5 :_:Yanali.E.whq pill • maw. fn�1AM_vMIRATIOM 311- •a A All- llyn. - Ex-►[IIIENCED IflawM- "Wit- "Wit ret Ana FU PaaA- •»� Good say. P7 Case Reran 005-5oo- .: 10031 427 60.0. yr-, Ida. w e "wit, s•w(wa SALES AGENTS GIRLS a&Bffw nam O.• wgunit" alt ,eawad RAL TAE 6 t0 m ou► 6nrr.dla,..v, %VST 6. Ex- PART T� :. • m ,n. rear. 1907 PEf11ENCEO Drax M Iw 6N care iPr^ .. � PffaaPitaiw,u pa WA fuer. m ,NO rtm6non •CR amore wall a.d.nlvde ncwonq n,P AE -e+ mob." r LM traps► wala"D Iasi Canwue- r 064 2 PART TIME .•a.ranyllr4 ' GerlQlal General an Todds 14w3f7. son+ alev...s air AA oras ..•m M41°e a .,, .,p n ►:a,...y 34ren. ►NTP I Help ..'73 En 710 00"Are. ore '05.420• "V*scar 090 :•ray .a... o.w -- 7M ax aW Te Swvcn of car IN"ate ar"I. SNM m INSTALLERS Ano haao P ,�,� - ��. 2D25 I.W k call BROKER OELIVERT COMPUTERS ow.o 1 ...p.r,e.,g *ORK AOM mom[. ,..:, n1.21te DRIVERS • v oow oom0ar4 Car- ,:,.r. rat., `XP" wlvw. APOkeaa ,No last haft atm fetxeN - •'1ry 4asMwrca P. maw -a Plary ^a'e (alas calf 2 nal, oars alae. q "•a C40 -0 - "70 Pwenc. nfad.d. .xc4awa "^ nar9 ten .1,. w .fair Aloe -SaLI, i4 slash Ca) Cat, rain -p wo.Id.d Cas ",Ai w are ,r..yaw.p +rioP,Iw aPow paxtlfaty, h-*dW a LICAN4ED vas "I - ..• rf052674-0044 b an O •"+ITaea, tub A� 906-721- Pafryan64aaltaae hlA :"'••O �'"r"P� elm Perls,hwn wa ortr baDN I7a1 am sMa Con. bun, a.caaa6rW =6-x527. aM Av LP1a Or Office lou" "ft. amt Az ramsom)n" mkOFN It a n46L U-11 ' - aacabre Cara :: -rM w•rtl.d : ca" 1/_ _ Jpll. • I Yule SEmRC[ 0." W t� �+•I.*m padap I:•lary a nm Callaaa a 901f•fifl6.iLiL D/C>KIE Dff� pan nm. m.,os. m„- mals vna,s aalF .. A AM melon as MW W Ane ref•=0 PART TME wn1Y 'ea.p 9anels .0 ...^^Only Mol h.. Icc Cash paid dally'-y�a/b. eonu 100-00 mr pv.r I� -�.aral. +aracn..mcAlsry ice Cnaam vend• Na. areal m..canwr �'ota caws » C�JII. Ana Pfaee MdFltT,r •.. arlprrarte. 4 mu-. ..M• N to ..she.. w. aNM pad CLASSIFIED Ing rattail awl• M -,.s., •.sl,ae6 +r,:...K DreaaOa.rr, caw able in Ajax E aw..d '0r a•uwiOi•'On- '^p era Sauroay novm OMeiAr CUSTOMER Come" r AM Al Or send m�OM +-° m wi ft t Sa �a•naar,y RQn o. ALCI $ Ai Na-. 750 ttavly Stw Fn an 10.4 yrs .ages CAN (WS)723- SERVICE R1eta"f4 ye San #" •'0" , p•Me0ua6a. A4lIr, LIS sva denim titan r Plan Roma mane .., pts)C54N1 NAR{ Adrerf:se. 'cautifs 428-%. (scary arpPeano A m FIN PANT TOE %-P, F -ft ALTEMMTIYE eEa- artwo ars ado •3. Oshawa,- - wm. 000safap.hg CSE. 4 In yrs ago I yrs -• � fO0f1 O�rJAen a Tn,s We. PO sox 40,. fwP on M0mr0. S.(ply SALES PER$ON ,.pep my loom job Today Iron 6sfy Adrentur N nt D. PICJ[ERIIdC (mats ON L,n 7L5 ACcourtaa9. "M SCOM.- ao_,..N w,s u11.rv..w, my novas. I .am mem OLn a Area Tax,ittivoluble for more CoOanY Fr rll w a1$• .nay Case 1. � wc~ -24-SMI DW 721 m 5011. Newn my ramry P.O."d ere shell be no alb air Diners Security Office Lqb em. T vaSmAM v%.Nmj Peen" non-rsterl of carry adwr rrlrnedusly. Prite 905-432-52'4. 24 hr humo t. uitter, b car- Ful or pan taro / A9ne ►EMP ..to.eed message. IM ADS K lrnrd b to Investigators &VONA pill for ns soaks �i Experienced ,tdtf ADVENT1Sa1O SALU A/MENTICE or LeWPAj occuelorig on Will. AN &.914.DrnrlaALl F RAMM r Stylist uAV mm a m, Proet rk-0061 for kill Me 0� s- RgaCf 10 M 2p• lura r.4aa. � w and DPJWEM WAN= m alt& write wrs .,tin fm� sy �'d•n '+wn T , to srw.hp •rllhday pay For pr0mt d Ina0a9aONm dl „� custom., atutuow En ILsh fluently "a1 " r4edod m er t9o513n-1•e 9i71pj AM call 4263524 atk m. News AdlNnMn. Appy � perfo. PVaa Nhll Must have car. oust tend, and r.lt Goad Cxdy or BanrN 1121 Dunes St E. wh oY aa'.•ryaPla m k" Maws Ex/EAW$WED COMPUTER USERS! For- or 1700 Lwapod RLL P, - ^ PKk r,4L W -ft and 22 adea+R aPpr.reca or ma. T� AZ DMVENS rtae4e nor "'E copy a nut Oeka nor am4 aMwa.n 2 rld 4 or 9 9a5-1io-254! otrw .&MAA Across ort, owe Cora 905455.3(111 -al We TMpaO w rJRr- aastll RUSH S.A.S. E. To ,� t0 Pm. MOR -Fri. taro Car ragurae Sana -Immo iasra I"�a9e „ L L. 'Al' - 50-5 Brrald aomPa,orI. CAN (416) Road EaaL Sul. 3sui. IOC pe akery STREET • EL MED" cNcGENERALpror r-Pialnal .M 245-525 M payer 116- Aass•aUUD& Ord LLZ 3q S�TREE00 LEVY. .L s. CNC AWV wMeriere@ a Apr. 9362525 SUPER -DIET s A In lAa Fora r.sune to: 905.479• Yeats 410mence Com - waned Ppxga a Irtalhes. AZ orkNfs regwed. twl 20 RAZ"DR.IVER.S Loot goad lar tulnnerl 9775 p Was as a Pan Ane, mn. 2 100% Ntlmal a Caen- ExPERE1rCED PALES me cr4 Fn novas b: Yom u.S. uparw" MINW EXPERIENCE ACCEPTED WNW.19o5)5n.5ow. �� -880141 P� 9os•e3,-ass. 571-0Clean 03. cora 905. FOR NEW CONTRACT, 571-0003. SIl►EaariENDENT coon COI^^"6wm. alwParlt in. L1OoiCyVE Co0 BEGINNING MID -AUGUST ►LE nor rrad W Clean. oora, polwsa, soars m STINOCr1DN Forepa.on, OSHAWMOCAL FLAT BED WORK dl"- h9h "se " Aim. Sal- 1 P1hwe (905) 427- wain 3 VMquirmil i yw ll, (905)433-4010 2 ea A,n ""° °°"'°" °•" °al" am. t 1st Fax mane FULL TIME Fwwrateac Partalim law den OZ 1- a Iea.r (0 416-697.71,4. M M MW xoya.W COMIS W anat . Fn to . THE WW4beaw h+r,aaarg np.rtemoa 905410-07M or call 905. Currently $"" PO *4" knoNWp of Durham Re- 6193751. for Genal- Yanegara r 9rOn cava rIII1gNN orpwm- MOULDYAKErk Export, Dunham (lepton mcaaama. zaearta &rhq ta==le .ah .rtp0 n Raspc m�eCpon Mu- hale 3.5 Paan n. roamerhen to Duncan Ou• UAW. KmowlWp of . Potholes. Fn riwar , N: look 51 x4,9 SLE oarF 7AM Ca,hsOaCAM �r, a& 905.430.8730. at: tea ,Dan pts- Aeeralo19 Vt„m • (9051 4263347 maw. 7po- W .Axe 23, 1997. or Fax PMumA m (905) 42a - cal2noon-Spm. Durham PRINT SALES PO6ITION 7919. sp i I~QMr �y.. TOOL a OM MMM' IF S71Op K per" time e1°'he m: 90633-5771. -aa,a,hg opportunity Poli- rnn. at•wNm•a�Fus as)a!e b �� IMAL RSTATR k-. top .49n one," managers. door -to- SAM Phar sam nnlme m: Fee "i"S' sale dos sa195p9rsons LlCelSad g StygQliflg? fled Tna wean P�Q Blah 4 Oan4wa ON LIN (mint De I2yrs). Top p to er career oM yos+35-Szw n5 a commissions, work support and y� Own hours, great environment? VIEWERS NEEDED a opportunity with�strontl. N a.IOs contid5rltial. T,g tastarters g Into. Career nights as•ttpe,wa nn.apieaay. Ow�M operator m ww AM desire to succeed. No experience nec. Cal Nell: M2121 m�6aa mD" 7 Xoe � Training g formtion aapriM90 Fw ca w, 1•sosn7- Fa more information am cal2noon-Spm. Durham ' Region: 1-800.994- $ELL R NDW WOW= 9295. east Toronto: C -431-7744. ask $clam for Cheryl Veitch or Puts � Iidrroorma � Tremor Fredericks QR 2rJ9 Vlaag. Othca, m mn m m.eyely Prase remY m File a9eN, PO. ttos bt, ONawa. Ontario LIN XS Check Out Our Flyer Delivery Seruice. We we by for The tit Distributor of fyr4 In our area. Have your nyan delly rad ala' A P+A^�I any Wednesday, Friday or Sunday with The Nar.p.p.r caw ewrypody rtb.d• A. �. , • ' News Advertiser proved• PCE 16' TBE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY ■ ■ Dewodm 8 dner0g room BEAGLE PUPPIES and MUSKIES- Purebred, to ease ca 1619-2421 R. A. FESTERS TRUCKING JUNE 1t, 11917 mates Ste�DO both o8sr Call 9056237811. ■ 1. Ione 0/ CORBIIlr1I3: Peps r wr. We pragly ■ nanOcrag wogs w so •M � m Dopers, dy cntKAed. ural snob, Nady b g" now W e ■Eire NII*( �• HI•IP/ ayearle _ Ar.,(.a. •lMeA n yt01• 1 For sla. 1 For �: 1 roF sw AUTOMOTIVE s � , 1C C., g and 1 ` v°;°w.,CARIZR 1 Vla.o ■ �•st W.My fur- ,,,Nn walab �TUNI i Required immediately araer•a & L� w•atvAri, • / a s s o� m/� m o • ■ PIM FU/NMr10f gats 011"lo m•"^•' _ NOW ■ HOW "look NOT KALI AVARAKE 16'. 24 IKUIVAW � D •�� ■ ■ knell at bw M. pel,bre prKfe. 97-885-8771. Excellence in earn• childhood Education, ■ oM NMr. ow from AM WE DOING? NG? Oak from i dude dean a Mimic- sCa�ws n twee daycars. ens. eb. Cal atter 7 p.m. ADVERTUM SALES a){Es L5. half lave program September w ■ Thefi6WMkNeRSAdelSerC�4ed Den 16' e7 d. Solea vat- ■ ow gM.a.ra, ewe. Me m9. $5.195 MOD to. -g b0dam. SQvj� �!F robs mean, eCuCO' toys a aclmdes. sere lA't ME lune.:, 3, or S mornmKs per veto k ■ is -11 b oicull ITW5wS191e beg t%M oak door. oak stab PO`r�>J 2sy,. -minty ,- 800 -US 7564 Pwyring/ Home and web page Creation Hyper eunty Sysfem. 4 -door. go - por, 87.000 high." kine Minimum 2 years experience If are WP offer a comprehensive program of ■ doors. •margency le9mmg. ■ �1[E.VYeY101ba,7p'O�yuC3� ,Ary. AM.. ph- 416.7M.75M link and server storage. sol 'MI you outgoing, highly motivated, and have aohn art, mush, phonics, math Je srK•IxP, French, friends and fun. I poll Ngtes various oak ■ )��bfT?a1B4orsbebw. ■ We". plyv'oo4 • LOst it �� J Doolittle 00 nw, 1bmK. IntlunK GII Positive auiltxle and are dedicated w Overall customer satisfaction, Central Ajax location. be bttdn 4eaap, we Phare ■ 1. was your Cell answo Promo ' � 19051132-7x33 1 • FE31rW rtN -.• 30' stoves ad49. ase we Would like you m join our winning team. Existing and new accounts, training. commissions and 668-5173 nor iCplemFK'r registration ■ SHEOYAN o,etlly ■ wooden shads 8 x 8' trey ■ ■ kd, only SM pus Mx. LOSTI Mkwst M pooft. DOW went bmw" patch on • Lost 8 • Lott & • 1 Found • 1 Found ■ please contact EddieKolo Ifpay. Telephone Directory Sales and 1 Articles Many oriel rata am styMs ■ Avis" Atso Daae. arywrs to Mno•. . film. krncnes. Ir1aGs. smoking. nbrerKas ft200 Call Sat -2720. lay WI CxpCfICrICe an asset. Mail Ava�eibl! t for Sale ■ 9«epas 2• Did the Saba Rep(eselymnlie Ditty, Ingritt And decks 761 McKay Rd �' ■ «y very sadly missed. Denney/Chureh area Re- We. NC. $16.900 firm. , yr .11 n,,1oeroroOk area or fax resume to or 683-0707 ■ Unit 3. nosing For more DORM ? veld 128-7U9 LOW M668r-6513 kill. mkt! (9os) Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser ALL AGES. nor lunches. GARAGE door report. nutritious snags. lencso broken spnnps. cables. .do=1905619-2093 ■ ■ SPAMOT Tue. LOST' L Oflg (1aK9d Mark Shelti (miniature Collie), Ife6 cMv pbpaty. sew 130 Commercial Ave, Ajax, Ontario L15 2H5 yard, natls a actmlees. ou,. rollers, openers Irntaw Hwys2 area 831- $49 NOD dows/openen older, mod- ■ ■ of n good working cone. aeon, 1 hp maw. cat Harwood / Clovandge b No CdMt walks funny but doesn't female, 'ad ComoLLA, 5 spend. Fax k 619-9068 0968 oua00 Plus Doors It6 ALL AGES, bump bane, leets S. ■ ■ $950.Ctl905�8ti--3888. say much cal 819-3197 Westney & Rossland re•^4d wept "*tuft. smiles ■ A�, bok a Skit led 1971 43 er[`nenced morn« of 2. 197, Ia0 n ilea high plebe- fon $f1Ok-V. ho pets. out mance block win loved OAKIPINE FURNITURE ■3••e Wf1alHflied YlllA the y rLtEPOrls! 10 your Traeeonal Woodworking ,s • IaetetSuppliee( 1 . Named Sheena, �. j skilled Help s00 achwDes daily. mbr crank vent 9% heads. 1970 III advertisement? ■ pleased 10 introduce Our new •Horne ON-. ase �d^9 RBWa1Tal ! BEAUTIFUL Sob a wve- err aalnt 2 aRkam baapa' Help ences. Rnond. 619-1675 aa0 compels win ro E C E Wul 4401 intake vent 27 ■ 'Ent ertainment ■ We no" added C•nbry 0604 or 905,242-4217 a worm' n+"r ha. ^r.•tunrig onm«e torque II t IN tyO pa ■ ■ Dewodm 8 dner0g room BEAGLE PUPPIES and MUSKIES- Purebred, to ease ca 1619-2421 R. A. FESTERS TRUCKING hnn any bamnp opprxtum- ole- les E xpe im,ing0 / Rabr- encK. Pickering mates Ste�DO both o8sr Call 9056237811. ■ 1. Ione 0/ CORBIIlr1I3: Peps r wr. We pragly ■ nanOcrag wogs w so •M � m Dopers, dy cntKAed. ural snob, Nady b g" now W e AUIDf110b loam w @elf• ale Such a Ao110 err. 905-426-1534 AUTOMOTIVE s � , 1C C., g and ■ ■ �•st W.My fur- ,,,Nn walab Call taupe .905- ' 1 ' 1 Aut For ECE IBA) TNCner, nos stations, Ogdal osWlo- saps and stow "Ainew ■ ■ knell at bw M. pel,bre prKfe. 97-885-8771. �AUyIFUI k/0ME 1907 BUICK Century ES lose GRAND PRI%, V6, p sCa�ws n twee daycars. ens. eb. Cal atter 7 p.m. ■ ■ USED FRIDGE $725, AM raised SMbe pupa" ted sale. late Wagon. 28 fuel inpd- s. abs. pet. pM, DA.*. r• �!F robs mean, eCuCO' toys a aclmdes. sere 966.5407 ■ We would hire to hear from ■ uo, used stovaa $200 and uo CKC rerysNrr. ttaafh per, K,fully� U••nng. oiOid. all yore- eunty Sysfem. 4 -door. go - por, 87.000 high." kine •-vole-tree envnonment. &x•rrtiyrwrbry 8000 BTU tie CaWebpr. 2 year annly 5350 2 you. Y ■ used wasre s $250 ■ drven $179 ase up. B.. guarame4d, b, coon and bnoosU. RaaOy b b sol 'MI $13.900. Like ,taw, one 728-x599 tra7en 12 A 20 eat R. ■ �6 cbraVAS na^'WN�q 00 nw, 1bmK. IntlunK GII rool, p.sl OINK. beoled. 1986 C -W 2D. 9AZDA ECE. rablMr of 2. none $25014 h 2 Dc of. with reuleer a fkda0e0. 3 ■ tf you prefer, -.• 30' stoves ad49. ase Airily at (905) 852-5883 3.6 V6. aubl abc, err con- 19" loos NAZDA 919 S CRONOS 42.000 scare. fenced yarn, oro- years old. Pro $2000. Sea ■ please contact EddieKolo ■ 5a NOW scrabn ase dam rem. free Oeeorta0. IUMy loaded. sew mofty load AI. km. DIPCk/gr.y, n4 poser prA- . film. krncnes. Ir1aGs. smoking. nbrerKas ft200 Call Sat -2720. ■ at 576.9335, ^ I^d9a 5 c.l. $249 Sir ■ etad^'s Ft"mfure and Automobiles 1 1 ror Sale perm. y „ ea• $500 Dae peat K We. NC. $16.900 firm. , yr .11 n,,1oeroroOk area ABOVE Oaeeed poor 2••, or 683-0707 nCni,.hcem 227 Court St. plNae _ale 723-7u2. n. (9OSI72b-7/3 M668r-6513 kill. mkt! (9os) Z. )3708 D„r"P rd:r coven. 2 fed- ■ or fill Out INS Coupon■ -'S^aee. 576-7418. -�- f3.eyy, tlpfta. $ g... oadnp4m sot 70' Ife6 cMv pbpaty. sew tNl PpIT11sC. low ole► MOTIIER a 2 rre9e 7 pat St500 P,w.exa Deaf- ed Mace a deck $500 ■ acrd mall 10: WATER I you are con- 'ad ComoLLA, 5 spend. �. brakes. four niMaga •n9�•. lead MKDA M%3 (save«) 52000km !Mm loran) pA Mars .:Care o"e oil, beard ttonemade conpar $100 ■ re•^4d wept "*tuft. smiles ■ A�, bok a few autCn, reads even, $500. Call before 7 D.m Wp« clean. 4 ryl. enlarterfc, $2.150 a load (fed Want«) $1r200 se to WhNm RO. a Compo« 550. CM !7051 X7.7568. �. j an help CON M tib 886- (905) 436-8351 Doles ofM praBW 579- ob.o. Gs 905-104-0Bet - 'otlds Land. n ara49de BEAUTIFUL Sob a wve- err aalnt 2 aRkam baapa' ed aj•tl■a ■ lest ■ a -,r• a 686-0231 arMr 5 mita bolos ti, 0604 or 905,242-4217 .. prong Cam w children. APARTMENT SCE Peau- n•O. s -x ,a�1 r 48 ■ pf, CREDR PROBLEMS? On TWT CHRYSLER FIFTH IM MEM SPORT. 4 6. T.rs 8nwrots to school. Or ase dry., 6 ears oro. ■ Bo SELL- Con WE "and nt• �t financing Down AVENUE. daclusdver. auto amNm ease.. YC. ps. .:� rpm 7a m bp.m Close acak m cphda_ Dost plklr (905)420-M Q� ♦ ■ 4*7 Fuewen SN a wa}'!r ase Cbm dry«. wrmants train $500 +ponies. 148.000 km. an o. ABS. 65.000 km cemlad schools. ,vel-whokw. '-•ore «hmmynt lint APARTWNT.SRE Wash. .f. ■ 0zhawjY Oltita�o + ^9 doom. Cooley and ■ ;•�o WOWS We sere p«n Mike "A, p yinarres from $150. O.A.C. Cam. trooke ppw«. «Mm cads. Irl,. C1,r. baled wMoom ask $s ,$OD. C0 9054M - ktnp0-m b«ayard e<..'HerOcas « a O'M•. rCrbn carte- lent sbdf. 5200- eM- 72•-•693 ■ ',,. ap appainc s at lox a' Saost . 1�. .932996. poo. 7zs-6x28 19M RED CAVALIER T12, araaatKe Ask ... non. $300 Cora 9os576 • UH 7Ls M sdandy fearOonm coups. gal Ka11ry a Hare rhes 32601eere "neaa9pe.comnwmw ON. WM• conr•rtlpbof ■ -,•• sryd Sana. Oshawa ,lCh (Med,) BL oO n ~ •.,:t 831-1796 ATTEND MAW FREE •Ho. ■ ra•n. Swow, ms Com- P�906720-3382 great shape (needs owe $1,.500.579-0003. OUALIPIED TEACHER ro - Wine rid Beer -0" ■ )1x/Sa"fill' fIS ale nMa6Up d0t/StIMeSS' ■ �e'aY P1c0uda. 325 Sa- pbl. iial0o w0pe0e. Sat M w004 MP�. R. A. FESTERS TRUCKING d, Sob. tun. sbmu. ° o-,nsrrafio" ym,nar h K / / a / / / / 1M a a M m r"" St. 5. Oatlarra. 576- MEED A VEHICLE? Poor 2 ya9n ,veils fare wont. loam w @elf• ale ...y acbveys N,Ar,now Cart r tun and sora merry CHIP TRUCK DUAL �...:..,a � , - crier^ No creat+ Byw. 1Ms Iwo ver boMd a0r, WE FINANCE requires regUlln 10 PROFESSIONAL AZ DRIVERS ^'•.rs a breis Pooped C...'4b Arwat" ,00eir Sankrtr •rale by • 1lrplrprtr neaupbn at St s:"d :a raised root. , z eco -vee; di"i ' ave ant 8 himed +r ns. WINE STORAGE INET. - te,riwatura con vow. CA h W Cox Trace 0 905- 5761000 I Asleep $2000. Cap 906- 72&"!Sarse6pm_ EVERYONE 2 yet. exp. Chan abstract. rails CPR. First Aid. Will, 4noe. 427-]Sp3 Alai's Pune Spm" Yralar C_`bV •ook reatorad. ] a"Aa. AWIt 916.500 Cr $14 chains. $1400 Ep5-oNs poorly 330 Dome9. what lkren a e916259. 3673. 1 pat ha4, Font MtsMrtO«n No turd downs, Clean Criminal Search: y now^, Ph" 579.2837 905, 5 76 5352 NEARLY MEW KEMOME s9 17£ K 3 8 A 2 1'2 n $1500 427-3954 a S 6rSf t1m8 buyBR. We offer a benefits QUALITY DAYCARE Eo- BFJArr"A OMwpOdt. Warner 6 drys 9 mmms 71100 TRI Usell TR 6. 128.000 kms PON t8. 5 SM retia sat• 10385 available (9M 434.6110 carronat. Pun-avnp ECb �� Im eve ton of tporrta hrx.d BJb. 'r«gaprnPin erg. nt PM CMFTIMATIC Aillus:aDir fog ask, $950 or Dear r pia (051 61Ft8s3. nor b Crnar,e,ne 1 Ariieles WBflted comwt- -ae.auto. 35 Ib K «0- g,"9.O.C000" COnnlp", rod. «dad arKnOoiPs. tw- lead. atopedem poop•., for b:lkrUpt. rem. free man rror1l gold 7 aso Ji a�l-s D•d• cerlaa0, N,000. dnerna equick bad Credit. no HYDRO-ELECTRIC COMMISSION 2 -�'1•Km•r/Ca.glwmn Cdo COW - G off ~art e/ ••t •r KITCHEN cu00aara. AP plNae _ale 723-7u2. fed- vary i,eurA and rr- d fee- ape Lora m1x« Cerebd ��' M y� 7rtgy/e91 J 905683-IM9 Oeellno,b Fowl aP Orr9ed awnt ort 919{00. WW.ttWork "r• rte vr0ttnt'9 -ald0on. 119w -�- f3.eyy, tlpfta. $ g... oadnp4m sot 70' AN ANTIQUES Ab1pI,•e y' Plr�xtg h►Me.e « a,+ tNl PpIT11sC. low ole► . pbr base $5900 91.6 Work you t*IVE I CUSTOMER SERVICES TECHNICIAN RELIABLE oarcae ^ my ase 9 9do. 905165 ,273. 901940-5250 t W•. „gen loo Gua. am Yoh q °y S arMae eeau- age rover wen waver ca Uk car an IS responsible br took! air- nom. ohampk anw- 3 Ineg°rMbt•) •wast fin 2.0.0 tr nesrtN., cferea Met gybe• Coll aAtr 7 p n 19051 9e6 /9111 PpITIAC 8000. { Fayarnce need$ or Commercial. industrial r ravn•nc '"'VO raw. BEAUTIFUL Sob a wve- err aalnt 2 aRkam baapa' 905'576.0614 ^+•t ror 0 tam N6nr mita bolos ti, 5407 aor low W V6. goKeDir. Department . CUSforrlen In matter$ Ofreplant, ■A. ,,,• neaps 6 UP""'•oo°"esr abnps. p4ter caolus ,vaomvilo « M me 1tw SN30-7oM mm. fj Rrrt sown TMt FORD Ese«, K. Pa. Pit, PW. PL.. Ae. vice ase Q0-0pp5 $750 Lovaty larwq mean suea. $47S Knden ALWAYS OPEN COM- A "90,res ( ill ala' e nftid yew wkrlat ens- 000 COO 7a6MS2 91 0 y,,Ch&2 ' idfier bald vnrts Such of Service ,.bre 2 PUTERS. :a..v .,m air. LARGE uVrVM paw. a bin oraaea «eakNIW DeerxTlCpprloeG Ja efmrifdvi plolll•rnt, re- lent sbdf. 5200- eM- 72•-•693 w 306 r 4M C. le er,•nt Corkypn. $3.000 APPLIANCES Wr.p, phi• DON, pew few parte. "a CFMNsLER LtBA1FService On-fM BQyK,y/COnf011ifiOrr. «•. le"M mom 20 Weis BRAND SMO re SM CD -Rom . Da 90S{YO.4717 rort,ng w ata wolanp -wv oM . be" n stoat ON. WM• conr•rtlpbof assitliny CUftomm in 44014 ing and rrpereWeD ,.b..,bea eryer lyrcoihD FlaM9 NEW - q n on9iw Padea9a. aua.nlr 90,04 Cola fxJeept Meadrl. PhWdr (OB) 571- LIR-Tagg LEATHER s.er Cora Sid. ApFaMlpee 9DS 41324167 0w. 144,00ame. 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Can Phil O,OOc 9 pot OFFICE FUM•TLIRE a. 2{sea- a"at'ty oak d.rf 42t -0S07 WaMTEO 132000 am Md 4 pp•• «aa et2oo OBO Cap pe T9M Oloease9•e C,IOer 610m{.0�.9,'0�1� 19N ri ads, 14,NS •Or••D Of Eusls•sa deY. y4�0•onow,e• IUAI left. 0•,ee. 1 M6 or lore. e) Oen Ary 14Mr M "L%WM a gabs calor W. )pod conabpn .ry ver 191061 getters Aea M 6w+. S. mw N -spa^ / T 'app••••.°r01•�. Friday Asty 4. 199710: will op opo at?grad AeaaY rebKeneo angw 0ea0ML 2J0-Ks0- mile ►crew, nc�ed Cam N6 Bmr. ear Crhneo sr•. 63./0 "ft Hynde Chap Alag Rydro-El.aric conwn sebn 0F"*"In AMD STORE. ] Odor hyW. akrwq. apse- CARPET$ SALE.- rob M 0100 Maor1a Died rt. ] a ager.. 911200 Oona.. 214.11. . OMs. 1am1 dy+s. aylay •N0 ISM JAGUAR SOYEII- 005-43[spe". r1er09Non. Cr ecs43o. 2436 etnl 64.206.. 19102 NMrn SweA an119. M.iJM. t:4ntOIlMr Services TechfMCAMI 4r. coria.oh $700 W C«pws. 100% ny,a, wn 1997 300 1 fA9-ftf Wed" .tan. 9r4' make .IOM nod, Alpry aMreO. teN POM71Ac Saver• 1M7 +A�'e do,aarllse. dW. 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Framed 19ad 19N •LApr SKYLARK. crlaha4. 911.700 a We ors- Caro, nc,r,rn brreean, 916.800 ,ei¢ Scrape, r. aula a. $5.9e5, 1990 Cha T1.0- lAa9eNOWER u.1d aka S•An 4 5 no $275. one CARPETS- Try Epp yep 9700. •tip raNf 6M am $1.4W a Dal otlw C40 eo.Mn Irma d vim". 1N5 Applyory « CAN 9110-s)1-72,1 Gnnied CrI 9105 -ata- 1473 «. Malt. oV10. M 4M . Daycare lbytsr! oto,. op«. .tw vent PAM 100% "fade. SIM. Mea FUN qw Omura .Mrs. and 905-420-9681 tat. aacn 706776-7tta 1fM GRANDE ,Nt Clo Z2a. MWp. • 1 Wanted • 1 Waf7ted .toren $100. Cao 7-9 pill 427-1573 poem ley trek- ab M read ase e�Oat tabse4. maty re" orae. 005097-3332 PANGS -GRANDFATHER Pm. Lw "nib+9a tNsl O"« Ca ?pad Grand he 5E. K, p w pill. I . 147.OpOkmo. C. $Hood. ease voF• park 4,9eeeA. CLOCK& Visa w wee 1 Canp/Jter ass4744 raer141ad. $Neap CM MOpp f4 9Y6nPis groat CAREGIKR '.1w .7 n LIVE OUT u . goer re. WEDOMC ORES$ - krpry are4 1.eMlaeeep M orae ee DRYERS $'.Sup. bygen hour. now a wed Oerto/ a fkslerTlM faM JEEP wpaiev LN (MN6s-4754 $1. 1111•d ra4Jea M ap k Ply home w 1 6 2 yen old itu ma Shot Pak a mwL n aww a Patient ererous- ham Apo gra w1 No- yin wading dress. 1pA9 sseere mmovab am. coo am h Who. Ypa tAe Oal9rartCa 1007E 1100" p sloven SISGUo. aawr. $25dW. iprght INOrt01K a and). depw pM t hayEOera Nol NEW MUSIC 4i1 .loaded. Wer, awF ,fad GRA11D PILE SE. Cartica auM Cent9'a. 156 Kine St W, (OtKryy N pend lorenp Lght 17pu.- leareedM 9105!,9-9255 hsspnp 43F2022 ban. rr 11'14 Aatwq i800 Ce,e40•ears srebcaea gage heez•r 91700. STEPS M Isle, lire b awn Morn e.Dan N Two a2re • hlM`#k_d„rr0e,n- .4r11 Cae4non n 0 aA. SOi on rwKin DKA,ria ►.Yin. AL. P5. PAI. Cruise, ii A.W.T,erre•. I~- ore- aNs•aaWn IW, -Wlyre MO MOW tlrWb (OSI SOF 4671 19061 431-4040 q1B 1.40400 NCH SST OEC 90�Sa'!2 apple 4311491. ptakedrev - $4200 all.. CON AT Nstern. 79.000 km IM 7167 oar (0a103"no $t4.50o Gaeasam0. S7„ :11 :11 tewreeeaeree :11 � CAM TMs pWM RENOVATIONS MIC. serving Durham ti DECOR Region 22 Yrs Inferior A Exknor tgrl9g AoaM tBrpeMioaf limp 1175 Additions, sun dicta, Eurogean ftAmanslnp NO PRDIIECT TOO SHALL paw doors, saw a Fast clean, • IOkhen• • ■as•IR•11M • wbtdoars • Dont rec rooms etc. reliable service. • ■advocna • ewe Free Estimates 520-0061 905.656-S211 ® tffyath•c4t.tt Its/Rh at June mitt Time DEL ZWTO a s oar yobs Wood Pencil For dres aesll Deas - Creat Lina - your Ion • r our I).OW mows - SM Pan • 1 ' ^^"^'t �OA TL • WI FREE Nel/e1N MOVING SYSTEMS Call Stove Big or sin«. • dlda mobile A A, C SEN OISm RED. .11, BWnl rtsi0BW10e 416-7241340 aoof7NG, MadWnIW Canm«Oat Ilug SM =. stunglin,. all typo of CO."noba P.M. Aga Co�.Pea,,.P.�af,ng� roofs. new, Md old. Free Eshritatea. 905.2 Workmanship. Goat. 9W723-7479 DELUXE ameed 10% d,scwol 14MO463.7750 ASPHALT to walon, fully lo. BATHROOM rFoundalkan " Seeling a wed, Ftee emir les. Ya4.w mal an RENOVATIONS aspllae repair& Call sth'ng Houseswafer• Aal41mr Y .apn. omcesCeramic and marbleAppaarws a Pymtie entailed, quarry ooing. NI work (995) 42467M sp7l.. Senior a tiles, Iulctw, pools, lly guaranteed. Idd-month esooporches, painting. Call Today L1cerley a Ie NMN d Sown 10% disco nt728-6431 An" I1 • Frr Esamalea • Call 725-9155 416-292.1292.191• 29 1•11100.207.5774 CLETUS TILE Fax 7251124 CARPE$(IRY AN Pro PakpM" � free esOnlale5, horse and wade" MOVING SYSTEMS we eul mow n SELL R NOW add6om, basements, Stucco coatings aorew"17 a h `(,ALL dela. trim work, door n. repairs Corr. 0, ,9sanel 663'0707 su boon. I aseboads. TDP o a bl a lty Wo* P gull Seeaw a .0 sisals. read room. at 0%a d for S l.M a OR 7967259 (906) t142p0 20%0• ba Siegal 4ecams F«.omtNs X. Cal b a FREE Eswrolo 571-0755 Bell 1 -SBO -191-0600 Star p� : � •a : cUa : CMt. F� GAILLIND Mm smsces and punto specialists. Flat rate or hourty. We now have heated storage unite, Now offering tree boxes With move. Park and load special, starting at $99 and up. 110VtINr. • 1 CerpetYe■ Move bq or MsK we Blip them age Ft" as•11115s, saw's descant start no- CAMIET lice moves. AppiMKea 25 a adv abe, C�NgMa�bw McSre , rales Ca1432.2W. reeeeNsr9. To a, now daft 20%SPVAM S we all OooHlgc of weft arta bP&* y eelr's, (Lint•.lin• erm. inquire for aMaYS. C04 for your loop with personalized A pfDlNeiorW service for ow a decaaa (Fully BWhdM a 1 o red) I $8S-7515 E•� ,", GMdMlinp i LANDWAF i D • N Dine/ CALL DAVE IMCHAL34U gat-1199«M7-tM0 831-70" MOVING "tuft a rr..,,y.. HOVSK.PPNWCNa OF • H1aM. 1 • 1 L•"tMbePkr9 new. Appaarxes 4s10 �a�� P1°^o Spsdakats. senior • �..ry and Mat -M 0N- 4pePns Liana90. in, W"'WAPE awed From EWIIm11et CONSTRUCTION Excellent ioe. HOUSE DURHAM Inderlockingdecks, Call CLEANING OIAtM faces muialn6 All. 10 yrs experience TOP SOL specials ofs cedar heJ,in, Avail. Thursdays IS n.e rfnce 'eal erleaa and Fridays mfmakn Avail" 1 CrSMRoaem6 Call Sandra Dee �1de�+eA CAN.3s-t143 1 Gargan elks, how, 1L31-6049 1 OACq epi., ek 1 PPMD!tDWp 2416-R1i �. : sevki 0SBMi Cto$Ms, Baloono•g1>rRt, troller CerlNrelt, Snout YNile, Pacalnrl0tt, Illi 1laaer Loot Bap$, Foca Peiri ft llepie, Pales %W. Lion ft YyooA, Cnttlg D•Nie, Sail moat, %* ft • • • Stlrkes • • 9ttuq w004 MP�. T�*hPetreN Toa a •w�aRR For lblr HnJth And All occasions.•LVN M6w KIM Mr loam w @elf• ale fd$Nk m bw . Eaa6 PON Md waiday N. Mk+* k 6wms R.N. - BSN TT. R«sNbW , Leo DriYiWp • • SCt1001{ SCt100h Offerins 4 4117 oPProved dHrlq bows, M aealn IMurseee dMpMML JULY 7. 1s FEE SM. Alru FCSW&t COWNS offered. If you ting, i0 a friend you will We've a axba $14 pR nae coal a y.w borne. 156 HARWOOD AVE. S., S -DN, AJAX 4M1717 "PERFECT GIFT FOR GRADUATION-, THE NEWS ADVEIrMEM WEDNVgKy jiUNE 13, :M -PAGE 17 Ap I I tiNeFIN, So II IFor P4M*aatea III F A"III pp I I I I HDr..• I H,�,•, Mors•p Far RAM I For Rent To Lend • I • I Bt184as• MW, engbrN -T= AJAX • CLIPPER APTS. $1 - IA Abx,lwr Athnrdable' Op1•a•Stlali vs. 1[aa Fob Tempo, bf rent m Ma asst 2 d 3 bedrooms, •EAUIIFIho y�1O0e, DO rAy. ler, 4 a., a75p sour hWq n Ottawa. broadloom, 2 ap cry era home . oenw. O•TAIIING A Lawn araMu. •x2775. 're Planning to pliarllaBa, underground parking, an rarw M mm •.rip•. fIiIC1C OF REIN1'i11IG ?'!?r NOT GUAR - 55 FALBY CRT. j0 ""aws ' cld.a. 2- WHY NOT OWN A: AMEE COWWNES Will not interfere wiM present e�•Clouse a live ant. P~ to worknq time rh an ap MON.-THURS. 9 A.M. _ 8 1 PPupb, anbpb Aug ISL 3 -Bed Semi 8700/month CHARGE UPFRONT ment. No selling required. Just restock JZ�,e rat increasing FRI. 9 A.M. • 5 P.M. $11001MOM"(705) r7e- 3 -Bed bungalow Sii00/month FEESGTHERS established locations handling aone d for You, for years (905) fl; i-6021 z� No dor^ DO NW. n Is PICK ta'y"ant7Dirdt9rg66•+ttkrtPt+ 9UGCESTEDTHAI a kind product. Incredible demand. A a 1 Aura- . o pay acP SHELTER CANADIAN FINCKVMES RD.- a- Call Me! You INVESTIGATE proven product and tremendous profits. fAny cwt a M Pbe"CONwe PROPERTIES LIMITED THOROUGHLY Over 1500 locations already seturtld. Vol.+PAny LrorW non, +^Y t0 am Units. tame 2 apps, loon•. 3 (905)577.6275 or 1-800 840 6275 eEFORE SKrraTIG r•a. w a 0 min. 24 Pill"bedloo,A 1 *Y Oath Just ask our dealers. Min. investment. 905 728.966 Plus U Aver �H y m2s MARK neap I Y AMY coNrnACTs. 88,500. Work full or fbrrs, 7 6oYa 30 mn. sero- pus um Call part ams. For free ,a. 905�a65003 r 905- 1 a 2 •DKr APT tavr BLUEWATER PA K -WHITBY 2113.6463 .t•rhn� ai6 Sob Rep Sunni Group facrl Rcahq Inc. Color brochure call u^^'brMY a Jufr ,N At 2B3b570. T-6f)D-3.6.4296 ANY OCR" Car r rnua 3so L16Kw+ Anp 2 loam at 1 a 2 bedrooms, immediate. BE Mlahrt�g s, Top cj pPmbeer• or not $50 ler St. 5rrt nom Coinage, balm, �IF= I I ToNnhowesTopcav pwF.• p d: f ir N eft, ll mcl- 3 appliances and bunds. a wm7 ^oma. 5 b•E- 4vDsea�iela.(9os)u1r337 « s79�na Pers. cru (9os) MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. room. s -ams. nti 2 prNaNFor Rem a�af �tlAGtiS F, • I Personals • I p°�O^•y (905) 571.3522 brisUltne, n btcnen, too SOY purpose. rates +mm At7TOr0•ilad and Arco" a - , Jackson area E 595% All appkaoom, x. Inxks wente M suMp. Agan +^d .lackson leas SHELTER CANADIAN Ctor b r amen b0in 10 ou Available Op C.p,e Com tiny Finan- PERSONAL PRAYER TO THE HOLY SPIRIT AM Corh*bOn, ant span idyll M.I. Ibn b buy Avrrb Jhwy. gal Ssrvtas 6696805 Rea himthial n lrb Durham hydro include 1592/ PROPERTIES LIMITED 1011 SI Ripon, Baan p4y Abp monthly Avahawa rmm. 905.5763630 MCoE STREET NORM Hol $ rn/aaad. •711 b g7 Cnw or d'e'wy FrnrVbst reOlue PRIME PtCNEReeG lora- 3 Be110Cim Townhouse units show me•tthe way o reach Thou makes me rep sal yog and GNC Pdup for Paris Ga 434-6311 save messap. lion semi Poa. an.c & unities nduded • 8usihess give the divine IR to � fir. � �e 9 IOrg ve and Rfrget the 04 . DOW" 905-431- 1-•EDRODM�ope c n-^ 7 Ironert. 160o tip. R. PRa. Stove s Refrigerator nuniliBf wrong Mat Is done to me and wno are n all n - OW basemen) pill $12000to Wali«, tw ParGuay h00r6 throughout sfanc�gs of my life lent me. I, n alis 31hOrt dict_ GASH FGR CARSf We p 6463 onaiiy dxpra,ed. THE SUMMIT PLACE by "nimble A� �' Panting rnckaded. Playground Area. ESTABLISHED Haw Sa- I0gue. want to thank You for id buy LOW vehicles vrkcles bwMry aaa Tv. parking � 905697-f551. Close 10 schools and stopping on Hwy 2 Whiny 12 sm. confirm once more Mat I never want 10 bbe ing el, 1,2, d 3 Bed ,,e g• From $846.00. R,a eater 90-986-,76, your no menu tow greet Me maarial rrwn r n rar,fYrp and, anilide. new area m '•teas• b•Or semA 290N "ons. fully ep,rppad. Cr Hated from - aln. acts 427.2415 a darn aYteny. scorn. 1. 401. r1ah. • MOVE -IN INCENTIVES moron Call 90'5-721-0980 LoI Bat �, u� Ire may be. I want to be lentil you and my b 479 Bryne St. Ew. Alas smororg, M pats. $525, pit. .ales. year own )wed ones n You a Nutlno Aura perpetual glory SALES month N5-tW-8651 All Will. Included (905)723-,394, cu ate" Amy not sort at Amen. In - House t. 6 Wlt,t. "lints ha C-1- File Mwka Person must Pray finds 3 consecutive Trucks S TORmhouses I Low rent. no ovemead. days wT- Fr Rlltl PnMe NOfl,es 'rye crowds. I)wn every Out Stating one's wish. After Me 3rd day your for Salo e . Renial OttICe: Mon - Fri. gam - 8 pm I For Rem I I Fa Sak --land Ler w rylp len wrsh wdd be granted no manor how difficult a r W WHITE• • Sat 8 Sun )tam -fpm wHney. RcsvanyGm. p'0--- fs1C0IX1. and also be. Promise to publish this as soon as your is. thae6 Into matona, 22• 5 • 2 bedroom ,ownnouse rn den St. ' bents+ wpm ape ADULT CorrUNtry . ^O1e to 90 abaw marwlq Your has been granite T F 4a a iki �!" "mill milwitImed I...I r carom. ntdp•. snow. way+- Rem o nay. W ass man Yoar own buster Can Ion 5 iron w -` �,F/ VALIANT PROPERTY contpb. Frill de.Wet• are dyer. ppa. ec. Avon- me P Ka a a corcaga, n 90`'-A36'102• or4e6, bo may "haw nae' ,a+ sd. t^ewdes 47W. Car No*9ry Ines b Pm a. Gro. �f3 MANAGEMENT as rI%" Pamr g. c,oMe (905818 -903 ming c a �n•e I Coming W/� )aths- Deaths ale. aabnp a.500. Cal Occupancy r rnerMe4. Ari" ar v J La lose LRaaAr • I Events 9ah rn69e6. 905-579-'1 0 0C1 n Also 3 be- 9os-ers.3,w �-- Zg rppnhs M Sept Ot pa i SWIFT, Frank :asset swan ;ease`. rr ,;r ear c. a sato, anon n CoRona A E Oy• I • Ketal Space .KcOn .e CRVISIN' CLASS,CS CAR e'a foe. Y6. euarMnc, y ran w a0Pt.4x3972. eOWrAUVILLE 2 yen 0.400 Taropr,ab 436- CLARErONr, Uedrppm Rn$p1yTAl1NTGlFlage old. 2 bedro"n. uppra0es. CLUB 5TH ANNUAL CAR '!Y; n nr5 "j!n year, 'fell^: of ru lir non. o r am A u2 rowry brw4 olio.. osHAwA 4 w y '• Ce ram. gas Ne, SHOW.. Sun Aug 17. Sea- Pare -Son's Disease at the Veterans Rasldenc! of •,amts. 4 spares .rh- I-auwry- 3 NumM Fr« go9 SMr« klua- 12 oecroom; f t2 O.M. no BY tip 2md 1k my +lent a SJrnn Yaen flew. uaWua an Ww. aceWm saner ar May 7A. on N94 Gra Waco► 4a 4 e parkvq •made, non a0D'tmor,m 5763264 a'"aP'9. ahi� ors A•e4aba Kara ,,,- eawna. s,26.9001Gep YlxoOk HRyM Science Centre Toronto San d mea. no Of. any a L.M.Rpm .lir + t1,00. can r. uso. coo aa. man u00. 9os623-sue. Rag Rd 07. Sn,gog it ',e lace Heaton and Rebecca Swill and Blended ab. IrPtorb ano0nlY d a.a4. AAy 1. $625. 90- OSHAwA nORTN o. M 7 P.m. (4,613W2fes 300 sq n actor Hoe or caw (Pon Perry Ew mP a!e Jack Sal ago Toronto w.. 119.000 sae. iceded. ".4}19,7 told 1 - Teo Dorm Naar •. 600 21d M eRO0KL11 sent 4rm. $2.3.500 r GO sabw. 401 P AJAX. 3 bedroom low^- 120D w n. 2M Soo $I.Spo "pan onck a ,gp'°"abr.' tied. On WM Deli •t."vn>:r". lo- a�r" ald Olde Rose and Stuart Patty. rime �Hesier, 00 01%f (9051176-85ia DEitRABLE N. GSNAWA ^ford. b•kony/Poo s7pd rouse near LOW fu.ahed .0. R man. car 4x2447 1320 . 00 m k,"Hin rpa- Mbt. Gtv -.p C."S. Ci,' n_ 'rPra ovIKY 'efg• a..r r .haa.rre NMw. No Dasamaa, 4 applbrrAM, a 6564132 pout mom.. Hardwood Fats Paneng Ore..Mf d `a1�'a Donald Pads. all DI t(an5a$ and t3JUsm *ti VIN(ON, BeahrlMhA, EXTRA LARGladyE ' d 2 ped. aaa aarY prN4ra 2 osaaom 0096. Arran• .htna- 9a - CIA $1.000 pas. ��- 600M t/a.990. 655-4373 lunch awaobb. Mp. Jerrt L:�s HS of Arras, BhaSt1 COIImaG He alas a Vebr- nit, 49.E am% drift.". ar wan .^n..,. ler, aloft- arry. (9011, 721-2232 arm M AI,g, Conray^ Iran. ONLY ONE LEFn sirs osHwYrA IMMACULATE 905.9s"N't or Tn"n are ! Wold War 11, -M" wounded and a msrber room,sh ." No.th 70-7963911 'Sri- Largo haKar'1•. sale dal. www". Nay a seen. r4,a) 239-2752 apam.ra 4269766. ao •• ince anon HcomO 3 badman unrdr c' '!111 Pr0lessgrgl yowl Wooers Assoc of Off o�6i0°o oae 90-117,- 119 um a $691 o, are s92s txa. Mao 90-139 PICK- o WD d.. :a -c Lao posAgo at yh,I•y Menial Health Ile. esti, paamg ,naw- 3_ A 2 oeaoam apM BRAIWWn..F Norm good S.,ca Still "•-•r oamrpor oro«- HOW buN*rp. Umbb" +map.- 3 Oar"«) braid+, Dont. cameo. ries wc. I Personals !a� He has donaled he body to soetru A n+prtnriy ON GNc ErirhO•d cw. r. Avel.pla ,key ,ra Au Ewsi osHAVw, f400wno rrtlua.a. tow caw anpp b.aroom bwmwy. awn Wrbmq arrapr Avr- ' '� boor. nr.orb0 ale • X2 los 1 IAN. Volae, gust ,y Pl,ab 905574 'o" kir )Yah ahar,lad 5"4Pap a wool, Da4L MM COWL 5 aFFaance $1050 lens mmadryr Call 906 nwlt • itraP'd pool. 4 W. SeNCe Will be (held at St. Janos The Less Chapel, i :h. now. `Vi ddetm � �� Mrson. b ,am a•wnam. r«. M+abH Aup , . P4s lir Clear N r sawn 5765123 rk M Sob or PMMM- $155.900 INS) 5?5 Parliament St. Toronb. Date to be Nry Cl.arh a p7oBwrm. 613-6164 la" wtl. Awn 1 Cr 996 Kathy 72'16496 CaIEATrIM WIVES ON alYxxrlrad. r caw, 35.000 S211 rhe 1 __ I a 21 A r] w«. www orya'h`ar AM -7172. aKOr7sE POR SALE frill. TAR1p PHONE NUMBERS �1Y'g• g'a'r'g 610 Om•e man Rsy los greatly e6h m.a6. 266-2saWan-anilia . clean I- erewNa 579-29n.aIM,-9oo-4s,.ssa6 ..l 253 '1msIAd ay FarP1y aro friends Darahorhs to Ms bra" C'm 1. 401 �_FO-SMAWAPICKETING: eroolusby2 SMALL OFFICES nus ar bad,Jan vp lak�mm wash came. te Parkrr•sm s Fruref"M WoUld so, JODrecaMd Pada. obs. t. 401. Mattad Wd P V Fi Av "Go Da bon Nom a3 e mpit- vary pig,. . de roll e. Centra•QI7_Dick "Oa.. 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IarawrL turd Moa a3 � i70• ser I e.a.`~� I•rw .w+.a. c.. Ar r U2i32S MarAherd f770 Pa ,hhawt, b ahoOP•'9. ecrbat, Gale roan baorrwe apMr•naw for Berl[ NIM rOarTREAI.'.a i.:19*9 .Npm• 1171-1320 00. tRMN included! Few ei01 eavehw rwarr. nom weepy an4 !?'I- Areayd 4 tha0ro"n Rahn N1 37 • )1 tR R, traOMl• 7M COaOOVA. 'Pat ePaPNd sn ON d.- arse. yams. WA&V Deaf Anom -.raps rarrrt 'or aOe1 U-1- lana 2 t0 2 COrw awe ash -Wawa Cr ram Er OrhM..a, prwe.o teases+ oomp. 4n One. :1 PHP. so R. dare. I.,nacr,r nrr.dclirhP house221IL � . ar9• w r•.,k a door mo, to 11ep" car LA -Y 5b6-3947 wrarb• a 2r Muer La.• RNermem.rp a are C� PRII'ATE VERY anaaet v.. u.,hea- a-re^0. fro Balcony 2nd nos tar wit" vel pia eb000 6. bP ow. ul•. vw. ,tIHaN OSHA" 2 baehoom Wesley 3 M10RGOM. •'rr wh"poal Par" Baur^ ^8 -eek. main a "won $1T9.No Cr (705) 719- "lir«. Crr•aen ►sans ,swan.. ale, heir, lin- tact areae".. ca as- 3,eo SERVICE O\I: O\ ONE .ahen- w. vary amen pow. 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Hydro +soda° ft7d aakKaaY ar Mewaw n.,r rale Anv,re, ono• b CLEAaI WATER AREA. 3 (us) 432.6940 b "loll (1•r-'9 ) vlwoea SvrM .s4.a -^ are $17.000 (!01172- �� B•aery A-SMON .«,. wNoul oaeamenl aari- fa50 fhb. met and VahaporbmonbadrpOm, rdrr'npar. MON. OWh Npay Aline 7La7. 7:t BlrHar �l. N. !fWbw SWF nor _ AJAX. ny4 M appwrd tAMwy FrrrAyr roared ern,. +sand poo, laaabrk wra,m, Sao. pN.r mayga (4 4) agty7 yard, 2+Pim O/alHlwa '•mM Pbaaa rear arm one bedroom pyreray, a4�311 bar. e1•a•AOo Pw"'n9. oa.ror• AAr 111, arrabb rrw For fhb aThr w M1.rr m Jt c:o to FN 69642, PO NOMUT•Ao[R ,7 l.•beera. wr. eobb. Pak UWIAWA-C - .ear. Area edam a w, r uo sa6 CLEAN ft wrbe ao$ sn, I Towr[ldaaa I VUj1 723-0335 B"• w1 oenawa One - L L maba home_ 10 • np, Mgawa .rwraa, Illy Tao beroob 04,10, e34115t w 3029 tDr $ala •'� TL5 rrra roow. FwY Rrr' 40l All, til $700. poo Lawry Pe -he abs, SNICHT HOLSE �ER _- at59a RA Mur. 481-4-_ h an" very claw,. clear ;WWI- na t� Whites Rd. 5 room b^,ry pry ANISDUUT•RY A GREAT • akeb rid o.en AJAX Orrr Ta saw, rb a1 tado � mem"Am4d nu«nP 4 and 401. Rooms tbar Poon. w e, Win' No money pow, ha -ler. dock. SPDRPh,s apamn.m.. awn +brim Call 404.2aN. Savant mews LN a06 for a'mt: weekly mw.+a• b beadw. rat0a PP ar awn. firs air. Naar Lrrrtr hwog. "Joy b ympl ng. e9s•-7771 6 More, rnl"r^apon ler- M1arr rant - AaaPMr'•d 2 battle m. 0 •of. GO rwa, s.r.a.al Fwn" Burdap Norm WWMY. 33 b.*oom r qn a. Hydtrohtaff 4'01•5 $2275 �"y 905 'P aooKw Fist 5 w arab . p.m. r Tat« beaoana .^w. bele. a'rt". rwa For free .5 pw. b 9 pm. *Marr rW Jury M. luso chat"". is 2 DOrn,a. R callkacr fwd, $750 pw� wellcOme! Lead Leaded Qu sly arsuarrr - G.r.y (905) 574 a11fa cif Frontr a aarrr `b r 2rw p on Ay 1. 90 -sae- 420-Oip42 h,Pr tWl.yrd. wJAOOwr aaa. St" s$$59 000 �I pick u of 7:30PC Ga4tAWA- N.E. t-ee- pom. hat U, sell wat"",,4 CSM' teAN•,oP ,ant dpm. mw Mr. aF«r bfsal•Y- '-beaam a,,,, lows nCKERM A :: tip; ie-usa�le v WAW& AAXbm- ,6eredw ^•Tubal. aa. $sire n- Wit., dam. a oNNAa. bele. M. am -Cb -M rh4aan ere whoars pe. tMarn, ap.rrwa ti.p. hhtltrr. da w rwwr. ^p ' MNd a5 .ler Gr Ponta. :z71 w.yy phaa clothing phone PICK Ira Di f �» . Ad� e1war, madftm-_ Chrwbn and ar p'PYc,I�NtyDyg a..ara �snso3'�" M M P►�•�! $55dnlhdrwh . 12 ulhwr _ OWL .eM1r, ,ao5, aaL ararr.. aro. ETS GaoAWA 2 1y few, Aar,196 P1•ME 1-800-993-9466 a ky a ?_447 No PETS. M-90 0 on ran eon 116-19ea �0 I -W% aditsy,we rd,. I I phrg MoNra pf Simoce. Paa`aiaw^o`�n om room a. 19o5La7 w7s � � p wd «h. FimH. "paled r For Sao os^A •P. as9.000 Aw bull taw.. $700 r aaa- WMTE• I40A skrwkw swa c 5rh alertMlL t"..• are,A - w Irl'.. Ave4Aeb waste ,are I4S•V.eQ, �A»-aastrrNa. 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Prh 401 a L�~y Mn,a l3km MWN SAWrM, re labs "Hen Yow ori home M b TYrrM. 41pt 3 Skin ro ng serf" twrAl 9reara• r Kind ANSI- Jay Ha erg• 1-boapo wL rr nen you All car arK.K9am Cwft Towrrro •.r.,h taint ,aNF � $ado. Iw. Aw1• diff .Ida c COW 4 4W Dwee II.1MR s I I N . s267.o00. 905 �' - •sfs�.� w soa 1765) Ca**P Man• Parkas rpaer, so- Rner■ Saari, 1 PaMeearm s !e2nb49a•7ea ahyyry4w o (ISM) Lu lx51 s" Wo ao" ar.rMn al, 906 r (as) 6ea•s21t. A1MN. •rli0. n AMa• I. 509-3,70. AJAX, thOnw b sham. 5 R' 001P'PY I Fp IN • M F[ rales bit= MDL 650. lir drab PICNEIS 40 w• d(W+s. Fuge w. No ywrhppola Isar � a � t I I Fp Aid. � Mane WN. pN Vee. Ile. real r•pred. 9ps bKtOOM +Mb, ado° no- 0"78, bills" ooperate rr $s5Grraorlm. N.arabr Jury ID 401 CO"M nt* 2treft CWT eTAL LACE. , u2 905) .M 70 S�..� 4 set ,. Cr (9061426-t274 r1e. aruws booty veer a goo nreh , den wear. Vebee.. woos • cMrrbe )a,27„a L' Whitby � Ap2.42o-,z)n ,-,AADeokIeANN0tl18 K�aerrRLFurfkrrd "paw waw. Yom darn acom Mahone ""`"a' S a'�• THIS WEEK +_/P 6pecbua corpead, n1Ary P CKBWN. meet sera iS111/ $IiMR n Pana' locaaPrL mat r 10na�o kill .6%04ftrio, mwIdahoy rrom,a9a� bold. SO News Advertiser l - In ak orate 0Y001h` ODM went aple"I wk, beat- RMNNM S" ar Ma khOIW aala� abod lowing• waw t� hanaa lana horn SarW aF••-�. mo eTpPpk , w e� � w p�No s� ,,4 a+rarr awga gy • «- Northumberland NOAH sad spa. ro Wa , oeWoom $6711. Zs�50 Indust". ,tto �sNMit Dh hmo 89 i91•t' Pie Askinyw SH7.0.000-Far 2 Prime lU5.000 Ion NEWS 2Poa0SM . $ Ge3 4ao ►ICCEaap, Broaasnah: v*" beats. a9 623- S,u°idmi ulty. Denma11en store wr,era4en And . bMy6a•,106.37�17e. Cal1Y!! Snaht. upper bad 6714. .Nen s ire se. 0134. PtcC AWG- 2 b•cke. (a•N +1.678 ,eels, dam• ctie ,'a'spc° Crystal LAW Rd. 7os-496. MlwiL pipes. atiement API. Lamar, 140044044 PrwaN am, adurl )ha1M, 2 -STOREY NaooAa•oa. 3- 2752' tell 225a Roan cpr,e9en. C11eAp 2 •altr00Kahe ww9Mba oopww amnia, r in- Stunt nopbw stir, bam. Lore Rom Estate. 81,500. 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Fm more roll 011M 8124.900 �7.. 0 77e"33MWS- w La•apM4,6d9, 746 Clarington Residents 404-2615 PUN 18 -THE NEM A111MM M WEDNESDAY, "a I& Wr Pickering Soo Scoreboard wESTS $Oft IRKED SLO44TCH LEAGUE no*M t ION w we* sal - Jute t LEAGUE 6TANOMGS TEAM O W L T PTS A~ Vdw 4 3 1 0 6 Davis 3 3 0 0 6 Century Contracting 4 3 1 0 6 Carneden Tee 4 3 1 0 6 do Management 4 3 1 0 6 Prates Lock Seance 1 3 1 0 6 Sayrp's 2 4 2 1 1 5 Durham Instruments 4 2 2 0 4 Bob Payers 4 2 2 0 4 Cavanagh Electric 4 2 2 0 t Kwe Copy4 1 2 1 3 enw Grto00 Prrtws 4 1 2 1 3 Bayty'a 1 4 0 3 1 1 Nh Old FBChip House 4 0• 0 0 Nor -Lane 4 0 4 0 0 LEAGUE RESULTS Jun 8: Century Cont,acl,r,g 29 vs ob Management 10: Canadian Tire 22 vs Durham Instruments 14. Kwik Copy 11 vs. Graves Lock Service 5. Jumbo Video 0 vs Bayly's 2 7, Cavanagh Electric 22 vs. Nor -L, 8. Bob Myers t9 va Olde Fish 6 Chip House 6. Sutton Group 15 vs Greenw00d P-ters 15. emns v.. Beyly a 1 Id,d no, play) CENTRAL SOCCER LEAGUE Sr,dngs la the week ending June 13 UNDER -9'E' STANDINGS TEAM G W L T F A PTS Whit,3 1 14 7 10 Darhv 5 31 1 10 7 10 U.br" 5 2 , 214 11 9 Plokernng a 2 2 1 15 12 7 Oshawa K.s 6 0 6 0 2 17 D UNMWIO'E' STANORMS TEAM G W L T F A PTS Alex 4 a 0 0 19 2 12 Ostwwa Kcks 3 2 0 17 3 7 Whebv 4 2 1 1 e 13 Ficke(ng 4 1 2 1 6 10 4 Cobowg 3t 2 0 4 7 3 Oartn91orh 3 0 3 0 5 25 0 UNDER -11 'E' STANDINGS TEAM G W L T F A PTS Danngon S 5 0 0 20 3 15 Nom, ran Aaumr 3 3 C 0, 8 2 9 Flickering 3 3 00 11 e 9 Vlh"by 2 2 0 0 9 9 6 Uxorxlpa 5 2 3 0 10 8 6 Pawbppgh 1 5 1 2 2 4 5 5 Norm Scarborough 2 0 1 1 0 5 1 0u Co0g 5 0 4 1 8 21 1 p""b rough 2 4 0 4 0 0 14 0 UNOER-12'AE' STANDINGS TEAM G W L T F A PTS Oahawa Tu 4 2 2 0 n8 2 6 0lerlee 2 1 0 1 7 6 4 0-havesN ick, 3 1 1 , 0 6 4 Pickering 2 1 , 0 7 2 3 Atex 2 1 0 6 4 3 Cobou•j 7 0 1 0 0 5 0 paNrOomugh 2 0 2 0 3 14 0 UNDER•131PE' STANORIGS TEAM G WL T F A PTS AIM 4 4 0 0 19 2 12 Whiny 3 3 0 0 17 4 9 Pkbw" a2 0 0 7 0 4 Cabourq 2 2 0 0 19 7 6 Danngon 4; 2 , s 6 4 xA Oshei a Ks . , 2 , a ,? 4 weer Rouge 5 0 3 2 6 23 2 Mwvwrn 4 0 4 0 2 22 0 UNMWWar grAND0IG5 TEAM G W L T F A PTS Norm ScarOaary, 3 7 J16 a 9 eAMOViOge 4 3 t 0 It 6 9 Scarborough @k." 4 3 + 07 10 t pwbw" 4 2 2 0 0 IS North res f Na- 2 , 1 0 13 5 7 Ndunorw He 3 t 2 0 7 5 3 OAwn SNe101 3 03 0 4 t5 0 w+10,a^ 7 0 3 0 3 I1 0 LONWRMIS'W sTANOIMGS TEM G W L T F A RS soxa,b l>r skws 4 3 C , 22 9 10 Stabao" 3 3 0 0 12 1 a Marcam 3 2 0 1 12 7 7 PIObrIM 4 1 2 1 8 9 4 CM^pa : 2 , 1 0 1 4 3 Arwn,ne a , 3 0 s is 3 comer Yorka"2a2 2 0 1 1 , 5 1 VRhRN • O • 0 5 2i 0 UND[IF/9 Y7[• STAeID9IG5 TEAM GW L T F A PTS Richmond Ma 3 2 0' 10 4 Pile 3 2 4 1 13 s 7 Dw..,gr 3 2 1 0 4 2 4 Mvorwre 3 0 3 0. +• 0 LRIDER-17 Yr STAINOM4G5 TEAM G W L T F A PTS Unionville 3 3 0 0 95 9 r~ SP -0" 3 2 9 1 4 2 InuP+4I 3 1 1 , a PYbring 3 1 1 1 If 8 t Em- 2 t 10 7 n 3 w.glon 2 t 1 09 3 3 Nona Sueaargn 3 0 2 1 2 141 Thwr#A 3 0 3 0 2 9 0 PK= WR' MEMS SLO-PITCH scores -1 standing. as of Jur 15 TIMM" ARMS pvt910M TEAM G w L T F A P Reswvor Dow C r 7. TS M 10 Lar Saw H,Twn 0 4 1 ''5 55 9 Dakota owe t 3 1 2 tl M t VrF1p Gur 4 3 1 2 70 s0 t Galaxiest 4 2 092 59 0 Mood"4 3 3 0 M 48 6 T e Ore Shop t 2 3 1 5504 5 D~e,IN 4 1 3 2 so 514 Lang Homs 6 1 4 0 67 17 4 Tubo, Mme t 0 6 0. 90 0 DIVISIONRESULTS Mood as 24 rs Lag Herm 1! Lap Morris 22 vs Lon Star Hllrrrn 13. Reservoir Dopa 7 vs De kora Bob a 1.00kokAs4 Yd/p Gum 19 K The Tudor Arms 3. er GOpna 15 vs D~ Buss 11. Goolvers 24 va to Brew Stop a RAYLY'S DIVISION TEAM G WL T F A PTs OLMM 7 70 0 138 36 14 Solemn 6 40 2 70 30 10 n The derw 6 5 1 0 59 41 10 Voltage Plymodh 6 3 3 0 50 63 6 Tu Nergnour Hoods 7 2 4 1 55 N 5 Som's RwauraM 6 2 3 t 76 66 5 wncNar Arms 6 2 4 0 41 65 4 Royals 6 2 4 0 54 96 4 Melanie Prnwes 6 15 0 46 90 2 Pecos 6 1 5 0 30 54 2 DIV1elOM INESULTS The KWrans 9 vs. The Neighbour Hoods 4. Stallions 13 Vs. The Neighbour Hoods e: Maim Pnnwes 1+ vs leapp's 6: village Plymouth 7 vs. W, a, Arms 0. Blazers 20 vs ScoK's Restaurants 5: Briars is vs Royals 9. MJOHEMs DI11O M TEAM G W L T F A PTS C 1PAW PWMMW t 8 5 0 1 119 35 11 Sherkt 6 4 1 1 73 62 9 6uzNWs 6 4 2 083 69 B The Sour Ran 7 3 3 1 87 103 7 Danforth ROdap 5 3 2 0 66 s0 6 pes ra6 2 3 1 37 45 5 Thundo, 6 2 3 140 46 5 MW "we 6 2 4 0 55 79 4 Padk B- UP 6 2 4 0 56 06 4 Bled Ham Exports e 2 4 0 63 784 Toy Shop 5 2 3 0 53 64 4 sarba0lexua Rangrs 8 1 4 1 69 89 3 DtMS1. 91MULTS Thunder 9 w. Scarbao Les" Rangers 6. Capital Funishm6nt 26 vs. Scortoro Les" Rangers 10; Dapta Fnnkshmeni 23 vs. Rack 'Em Up 3: Danforth Addling Supply 13 vs TM Sewer Rale 0: Tiny Shop 2t es. The Sews Rale 12, Toy Shop 23 vs. Mud FNM Exports 14, Sharks 24 vs. Mud Harts Exports 14. Bunkers 12 h. Pappe 4: GuzzNe 17 vs. Mud HMIs 16. POLICE VALLEY YO" DIVISION TEAM G W L T F A PTS Pidtow"A's 7 6 1 0 103 60 12 Royals 6 4 2 0 71 61 8 R.CL.806 7 4 3 0 78 09 Pt8 erin' Rebee 6 4 2 0 77 54 8 bowsevow Meats 8 3 2 154 55 7 Armad los 8 3 2 1 68 58 7 East Side Mans 6 3 2 165 55 7 Susrw d Swap 8 3 3 0 60 67 6 Pro Copy Sysawns 7 3 4 0 82 e7 6 Tudor Arms 8 2 4 063 63 4 Mole's Wan (fops 6 t 4 1 53 72 3 Hill -Rom B 2 6 0 60 90 2 DIVISM RESULTS Ann WAa 14 vs R.M.' Rebeb 7. Runrai Rebels 33 rs Tura Arms 12: WaR'a Wart How 18 vs. Tudor Arms 13, Pkdwrrng A's 14 vs East Sae Maras 9. Palo" A's 10 h Pro Copy Systems 9. Pro Copy Syelems 13 vs Hill a" 12. Royals 12 vs Hit~ 4. SURIns d Sw09 9 vs R C.L. 606 8, R C L. 606 vs. Ia0111Sav0w Meas (W some Mporwd) REROIMD SPORTS DIVISION TEAM G W L T F A Fri Dallas Bob's 7 6 t 0 98 60 t2 sheers 8 5 1 0 114 54 10 Sports Sps e 4 2 0 72 64 8 Candy Style 6 4 2 0 61 67 8 Woodruff Barons 5 3 20 59 47 6 Wei make, 6 2 4 0 10 11 S. Matsu 7 2 5 0 52 61 4 Pew's Appliances 6 1 4 0 29 01 2 SKR. Inc 6 0 6 0 55 74 0 Dm11ON RENILIM Country Style 8 vs S K R Inc 7; W00drull Damn IS vs Rebound Sports 7, Dakota Bob's 14 w. 1010001-oker 4 Dakota Bob's I I v6 Peter's Appliances 2. Postel. Applwncsl 10 v1 Simmons saatness 7. SiNiers 26 vs Senmons Manges ,0 PETER'S APPLIANCES DIVISION TEM, G W L T F A PTS Banti ol Montreal 7 6 n 1 0 75 68 +2 1 Canada Trust 6 5 1 0 7 46 +0 Bright Idea 6 4 2 0 78 49 8 Picks, ng Men's Progress 1 3 4 0 54 67 6 CoWwell Banker 6 3 3 0 61 64 6 V*AW Dock. Wei"" 6 3 3 0 54 57 6 FWMone 17 Celclwe 6 1 5 0 56 95 2 Dwm Sp. 6 1 5 0 67 W 2 DrAs10N NESMYS VA" DOM. Werdwit 10 vs Blear SDs 9, Bbd Sar 18 ve FreesmN, 17 Catchers 11, GddwoN Sanke 7 vs PC" Men's Progress 0. Bright Idea 7 ra Pckw" Men's Progress 0. Ban, or Montreal 17 vs. Brpe Wee S. Bonk d Money a. Canoe Trust 5, WEST PICKERMG LADIES SLO4nTCH Slandinga tot to wee, marc June 6 LEAGUE STANDINGS TEAM G W L T PTS Sun Space Sluggers 4 4 0 0 8 )FEATURE CAR 1991 EAGLE TALON TSl K Lagan 606 WlaOps 4 2 2 0 4 Clropmm For Lib 3 2 1 0 4 Two Hearts 3 2 1 0 4 siary-S 3 1 1 1 3 qho Pennies 4 1 2 13 Rowdw 3 0 3 0 0 Blown Away 3 0 3 0 0 DURHAM TIER 1 SOCCER LEAGUE Recent standngs/game scores MINOR SOUIRT STARMCS TEMP G W L T F A PTs PkcAwng 1 2 2 C 0 13 1 6 Alm. 2 2 1 1 0 3 4 3 r Ute,2 1 1 0 5 13 3 Ajax l 20200" 0 Wnby 2 0 2 0 4 7 0Minn000MTSTAMCPMTEAM OWL T F A le" Aim42 2 001920P00-12 211 O s 4 3 Aha 3 1 1 1 0 1 11 3 GAME RESULTS May 19'Pickering 1 10 vs Uxbridge 1, Ajax 1 1 vsPKksrng 2 7. WhRby 1 vs Alex 2 3. Alex 3 1 vs Alex 4 9May 26 Alex 4 11 vs Alas 1 1, Uxbridge 4 vs. Whaby 3. Ala. 2 0 vs P.ckernq 1 3. 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