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Home My WebLink AboutNA1997_07_0214 Pickering 12ws A(!V_e_itiser Pi ckel'i l7 's Co 111117it 11 ity Newspaper since 1965 Tearful Optional 4 week home deli% -M, charge $5/ $1 newsstand July 2, 1997'. Vol. 32, No. 27, Pressrun 42,500 24 pages forslain Pickeringwoman Loved ones sa yoodb e g � B1' LINDA WHITE Ms. White's body had been exhumed the sr>Fr Rt: "R ri R AJAX — A memorial service Sunday gave week prior to the arrest so a second autopsy could be- performed. Family member.. Aho have family and friends of Laurie White a chance to say goodbye with a better understanding since moved to Whitby. were uncomutced from of why her young life was cut short. the start that Laurie had taken her own life. "Her friends wanted to have another service At the memorial service. dozens oil friends and relatives for her." sister Lisa White told the Ajax -Picker- — many carrying long-stemmed red roses — broke down often as Res. David ing News Advertiser, which was invited to attend the service at Pine Ridge Memorial Gardens in Jones of Pickering Village Uniled Church spoke of lives touched by laughter and friendship Ajax. "When we had her funeral (after her but ahco marred by • %iolence. injustice and pain". death). people believed she had com- Ms White's parents, Brent and mitted suicide. At the lime. some of her friends were angry Shirley. fiillowcd M Lisa, 25. placed 17 ewers on Laurie's gravy a+ the song ... they were confused about why she would have taken her liccausc You Love Me by Cclinc Dion own life.- ;J.tyed quietly from a portable stereo. Laurie, a 20-ycar-old Durham Col- Friends also placed flowers at the lege graduate employed as a dental ravesite and tried to comlort one mother as Lisa thanked them for assistant, was found hanged in her bed- '1"!A itending the memorial service for room Oct. S, 1996 by her mother at thei,eping family's Marinet Crescent home in and the memory of her younger Pickering. iter alive. " Her death, which Durham Regional LAA 1 know that she would want us all to RIF: Police say was caused by ligature stran- WHITE lis: happy because we loved her and she loved us:' she said as birds chirped and filiation. appeared to be suicide. But Mernurial a gentle breeze blew under sunny skies. forensic tests of evidence taken from service A friend read a poem which spoke of the bedroom led to charges of first- degree murder against Ms. White's for- pain. but also recalled happier times. "You mer boyfriend after a lengthy investigation. shouldn't have gone. You were Pickering resident Iesse Andrew Watkins. 24. Just a youth. But at least now. We know the truth." was arrested May 7. The furniture store dclivery man had The poem also spoke it' Laurie's "rheerlul a one-year romance with Ms. White which ended two months heturc her death. smile" and recallcd "You never dud say c(K]dhvc. But perhaps eels Juxt a. wall. We never could hives T71e pair caw each ..(her perio dt:ally after said jr-Ohve. T. a rrtrnd we I..., .. that. according to rN,hcc. 1 rt. AN aad 1 .ndy were invited ,9, , ,:n a in Ajax memorial service Friends and lanoly of slain flickering resi- stemmed roses, placed flowers at her dent Laurie White held a memorial service gravesite and shared poems remembering in Ajax Sunday to say goodbye. Many of the Durham College graduate's "cheerful M% Whites friends, hearing long- smile-. memorial plaque which read Ms White. a Dunharton High School gradu- -With Jur tove. t:rever. In .wr IFW jZ 1t+ rrwr in W. I., .r r .....r ci...,. ... Pickering at the time of her death. Pickering changes investment rules for tax dollars The new fx,ltcy passed by Cowncil last week deals with;%%%ws such as what type of institutions and companies the 1 -own may invest in, the terms of those incest. merits, and reporting to Council on the status of the Town's holdings. Until now, Pickering has had no written regulations for investment. Last August, councillors learned the Town and taxpayers lost an investment of $977,000 in the Confederation Life Insur- ance Company when it went into receivership in 1994. Councillors were not informed of the loss at the time and Brand new Canadian Ajax resident William Clarke was among a region's newest Canadian citizens to cele - handful of new Canadian citizens sworn in hrate Canada Day, was held at Rotary Park Saturday in Whitby at a citizenship ceremo- in Whithy. Mr. Clarke is originally from ny. The ceremony, just in time for the JaMak:a. Council's audit committee only discov- ered it while reviewing documents from the Town's internal auditors which hadn't been routinely shown to councillors before. The loss was written off in the Town's books in three segments between the fall of 1994 and May 1995. Pickering had invested in Conlcdcration Life between 19139 and 199.3, a period during which, councillors were later told, the company's credit rating in the short-term money market had always been equal to or high- er than that of mint provinces and equal III or only slightly lower than that of most hanks. Audit committee chairman and Ward I Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner says the new investment policy was drawn up after a review of literature on the issue and consultation with profes- sionals in the field. The conclusion was the Town needed a policy that provided lower risk and increased liquidity. "While we want to maximize return. we have to protect taxpayers' money;' he explains, noting a loss like the one with See NI•:W/patr4 Reforms ready Tories set with new welfare rules BY SHAWN SI.%IPSON DURHAM STAFF The Ontario Progressive Conservatives are One step closer to their promise of reforming the Achare system in Ontario after recently announc- ing new legislation to help fully implement mandatory workfare. But for some, like the Durham Region Coali- tion for Social Justice, "there's nothing progres- sive about it. "Basically, workfare scapegoats the poor and the vulnerable;' says Colleen Twomey, who sits on both the administrative and anti -workfare committees of the coalition. "it masks the real problems of structural unemployment and jobless recovery" The coalition, now about a year old, is a non- partisan organization which has members from various interest groups including labor, commu- nity and the church. According to the coalition, the proposed Bill 142 introduced by Community and Social Ser- vices Minister Janet Ecker will inevitably hurt the disabled, children and single parents. The Social Assistance Reform Act, 1997 (SARA) would create two new statutes including the Ontario Works Act (OWA) -nd the Ontario Disability Support Program Act (ODSPA). SARA would essentially replace the General elt;irc Assistance Act, the Family Benefits Act and the Vocational Rehabilitation Services Act. "Previous governments have failed to under- take the necessary overhaul of Ontario's welfare system, despite the recognition that the system is See ECKER/page 2 INSIDE Gospel Music - Local church hits all the right rnKes as it celebrates 33 years - page 9. Editorlial Page .................6 Entertainment ................11 Sports.......................12 Classified ....................13 Real Estate ..................REI HOW TO REACH US General ..... .... ........ 6133-5 i 10 Death Notices .............683-3005 Auction Line .............6M-7545 Sincerely Yours ..... ................... 1400-662-8423 Internet ............ W WIA'Alurhaninevv:s.net Confederation Life investment lost nearly S1 million BY MARIANNE TAKACS 1i.�tt MLPORTtR PICKER1%G — Ten months after learning of a nearly SI -million invest- ment loss they only discovered through MAURICE an audit committee review, Pickering BRENNER councillors have approved a ncA inset 'Nc%cr again' ment policy for the Town. The new fx,ltcy passed by Cowncil last week deals with;%%%ws such as what type of institutions and companies the 1 -own may invest in, the terms of those incest. merits, and reporting to Council on the status of the Town's holdings. Until now, Pickering has had no written regulations for investment. Last August, councillors learned the Town and taxpayers lost an investment of $977,000 in the Confederation Life Insur- ance Company when it went into receivership in 1994. Councillors were not informed of the loss at the time and Brand new Canadian Ajax resident William Clarke was among a region's newest Canadian citizens to cele - handful of new Canadian citizens sworn in hrate Canada Day, was held at Rotary Park Saturday in Whitby at a citizenship ceremo- in Whithy. Mr. Clarke is originally from ny. The ceremony, just in time for the JaMak:a. Council's audit committee only discov- ered it while reviewing documents from the Town's internal auditors which hadn't been routinely shown to councillors before. The loss was written off in the Town's books in three segments between the fall of 1994 and May 1995. Pickering had invested in Conlcdcration Life between 19139 and 199.3, a period during which, councillors were later told, the company's credit rating in the short-term money market had always been equal to or high- er than that of mint provinces and equal III or only slightly lower than that of most hanks. Audit committee chairman and Ward I Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner says the new investment policy was drawn up after a review of literature on the issue and consultation with profes- sionals in the field. The conclusion was the Town needed a policy that provided lower risk and increased liquidity. "While we want to maximize return. we have to protect taxpayers' money;' he explains, noting a loss like the one with See NI•:W/patr4 Reforms ready Tories set with new welfare rules BY SHAWN SI.%IPSON DURHAM STAFF The Ontario Progressive Conservatives are One step closer to their promise of reforming the Achare system in Ontario after recently announc- ing new legislation to help fully implement mandatory workfare. But for some, like the Durham Region Coali- tion for Social Justice, "there's nothing progres- sive about it. "Basically, workfare scapegoats the poor and the vulnerable;' says Colleen Twomey, who sits on both the administrative and anti -workfare committees of the coalition. "it masks the real problems of structural unemployment and jobless recovery" The coalition, now about a year old, is a non- partisan organization which has members from various interest groups including labor, commu- nity and the church. According to the coalition, the proposed Bill 142 introduced by Community and Social Ser- vices Minister Janet Ecker will inevitably hurt the disabled, children and single parents. The Social Assistance Reform Act, 1997 (SARA) would create two new statutes including the Ontario Works Act (OWA) -nd the Ontario Disability Support Program Act (ODSPA). SARA would essentially replace the General elt;irc Assistance Act, the Family Benefits Act and the Vocational Rehabilitation Services Act. "Previous governments have failed to under- take the necessary overhaul of Ontario's welfare system, despite the recognition that the system is See ECKER/page 2 INSIDE Gospel Music - Local church hits all the right rnKes as it celebrates 33 years - page 9. Editorlial Page .................6 Entertainment ................11 Sports.......................12 Classified ....................13 Real Estate ..................REI HOW TO REACH US General ..... .... ........ 6133-5 i 10 Death Notices .............683-3005 Auction Line .............6M-7545 Sincerely Yours ..... ................... 1400-662-8423 Internet ............ W WIA'Alurhaninevv:s.net P*Glt 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1"7 Acker sqvs s ste Y Y ECKER/From page I u► desperate need of change:' says Ms. Ecker, Durham West MPP "We have a responsibility Ur people in need and to the tax- payers of this province to fix the system. It's time to provide People with the opportunities they need to become self-suffi- cient:' One of the coalition's con. cerns is that people may be thrust into workfare without the necessary support needed to help them survive. Without the availability of worthwhile jobs, the program won't work. they say. Ms. Ecker, however, is quick to point out that currcnil% the c is a net average of about LUtlO new jobs created dash_ in Ontario. "The jobs are there" she says. "We need more. tut our economic policies air encour- aging economic gro%, t " Another concern fur the coalition is that under the new legislation sole-stirrort parents would be required to participate in the Ontario \\oiks program to be eligible foo financial assis- tance. Ms. Tworne% %%onders where the children %%III go while the parent is at "ork "Inev-rtatf.. rnany children will be Ich in unlicensed. potentialh dangerous situations because parents have to go off and dry their workfare require- ment Children in poverty are alread, at risk" Ac ,ordtng to &Is. Ecker. Shin care tips served up at beach volleyball tournev Youth Centre hosts iakefront event 'Iccns can have wme fun. get some cxer- crse and learn how to protect their skin from the sun during a teach vollcv- hall tourna- mcnt on Friday. Jul% 4. The Youth Centre is hold- ing the Sun Sense Beach Volleyball Tournament at which partici- pants can learn the importance of protecting skin from harmful ultra- violet rays. In addition to vol- ley ball. there will be other games and refreshments. All activi- ties are free. The event from 4 to 8 p.m. at the beach at the south end of :Fest shore Boulevard in Pickering is for Ajax and Pick - e r i n g teenagers. Y o u t h s interested in playing beach volleyball may register a team of four or sign up individually and be placed on a squad. The Youth Centre is orga- nizing the event in con- junction with the Town of Pickering and the Canadian Cancer Soci- ety. In case of rain, the event will he can- celled. Call The Youth Centre at 428-1212 for more informa- tion or to regis- ter a tram. � desperately needs change none of the proposed changes will affect day care in the province. She notes the govern- ment has spent about $620 mil- lion on child care, the largest amount ever allocated in Onutno. MS Ecker says not having quahty day care support defeats the purpose of the legislation. -lite system was deliberate - IN' designed to be quite flexible. So. we want to make sure peo- ple who need to work and want to work don't turn down a job because there isn't child care support " Shellev Langstaff, a 28-ycar- old mother of two, recently went hack to school to upgrade her education with the intention of going Io university. After completing her studies at Central Collegiate in Oshawa, she found out she had won the Governor's Award of Distinction and two scholar- ships, one of them York Univer- sity's top scholarship. She is also a member of the Durham Region Coalition for Social Justice and is concerned for those lacing the imposition of low-end jobs or who are unable to adequately upgrade their academic skills under the new legislation. " If they were to start a work- fare program at that point where would 1 have been placed with a Grade 8 education and two young children'r' asks Ms. Langstaff. "Wuwd that position really have provided me with the Social aduocatcs say changes to Ontario welfare .�mcin. including the addition of workfare requirement., punish the poor, but the Province claims it will get people back to work. Above, Durham Regional Social Services caseworkers Susan Nemeth and Roberta Jagcx sort through a day's work. skill. to go on to other paid employment from and support my GEARS kids tree from assistance'? I'm �J sure that it would not" CORRECTION NOTICE Since the Mike Harris gov- ernment was elected, about Sears Today Warehouse Sale 190.000 people across the on sale June 30 - July 6.1997 province have stopped relying Page on social assistance. Women s Selected Dress and Casual Shoes The new legislation is await- Copy reaes 9.99.19.99.24.99 ing a second reading in the leg. Prices sno6dread 9.99.19.99.29.99 islature, but according to Ms. Sears regrets arty .nconvrence trial this may Ecker the government wants to have caused take it slow. Sears Canada Inc PHILIPS • Men's & Ladies • Computer Monitors Sha„ • Dental Cafe • Klten Agiarces • Air Cleaners • Nal Care • Floor Care • Body Care • Garment Care • Color Ns & VCRs • Nome & Port3ble Audio We otter up to 60% oft in Savings on Factory Seconds, Refurbished & Discounted Products. -Factory VAiwanties WI Apply 1755 Pickering Parkway Centre (905) 428-3486 Yon. to Wed 10 am. • 6 im PHILIPS Thus. & Fri 10 am. •Bpm Sit 10am. 6p.m. let rk-V,r6c 4e: $0. 11 am - 5 a.m. , ,)NIVERS44 H.V.A.C. SYSTEM New owner Joyce Newton invites you to an OPEN HOUSE JULY 4th, 5th, 6th Fri. 10-7 Sat. 10-5 Sun. 12-3 FREE GIFT for 1 sl 20 customers each day i 1 Q�% 0�,� with this ad (can't be combined with any other offer) Ladies consignment fashion boutique featuring a wide selection of designer fashions at a fraction of the original cost. 1235 Ba* St, Pickering . (Bair Ridges Plaza) 839w4159 GO bus driver fined $800 in woman's death BY STEPHEN SHAW DURHAM STAFF The family of a young Picketing woman crushed to death when she was struck by a GO bus last year expressed anger yesterday after the driver was fined W. "Eight hundred dollars for tak- ing someone's life. It's sad, but it's the law. There has got to be some- thing very wrong (with the justice system) when somebody takes a life away and is fined $800:' a bit- ter Shant Ohannessian said outside of the provincial traffic court in Whitby. His wife, Shirley -Anne, 26, was walking her dog Cain in the early morning of Oct. 23, 1996 when she was struck by the bus while using the crosswalk at Kingston and Gle- nanna roads. The driver, Walter McCall, 65, of Oshawa, was found guilty yes- terday of careless driving and fined. Judge Brenna Brown, who spared Mr. McCall from a jail sen- tence and license suspension, found there was "clear evidence" to show the 35 -year bus driver "did not pay due care and attention" to the road- way, causing the tragedy. Several passengers on the bus testified during a two-day trial in the spring they noticed Mrs. Ohan- nessian standing on the sidewalk. "One even noted the wind blowing her hair into her face:' Judge Brown noted. One passenger, seated two seals behind the driver's seat, said he observed the budding magazine editor crossing from the south side of Kingston Road to the north side as the bus made a left tum from Glenanna Road onto Kingston Road. Numerous passengers testified they heard a "bump" at which time Mr. McCall said he saw the woman• through his rear view rntr rlr, stumbling back onto the road. back anyone:' Mr. McGuire .aid, begun planning to start a family. Other witnesses - including two asking for a stiff fine and 311 day •'We wanted three kids for sure, we who said the crosswalk signal indi- license suspension, the latter If were planning on starting after cared "Walk" at the time - saw which was rejected by the judke New Year's" Mrs. Ohannessian become trapped '"fire penalty has to he it read out excerpts of emo- Words of Wisdom in the wheels of the bus and heard message to this gentleman th,I statements written by her Poxlr Jim. In order to gel the job, her scream twice as she struggled he has wronged society" and al �'• they made him shave off his w free herself other operators of large vehi _. Ur u,rr.hih ,.- �. mustache, side -burns, and beard. Mr. McCall, who was four months away from retirement and cies, he said. Outside the court, famth .11w And when they saw his face. IHckmm they wouldn't hire him. had an "unblemished" driving twinhhers expressed disappoini record, maintained he looked both mens at the sentence. I , , ways at the crosswalk and intersec- "We all lout something and 1220 683-7941 tion before making the turn. How- all he loses is S8W. light hurt- Ajax ever, "he did not rovide an evi- Bred dollars is the value of V J dente to explain the collision:' someone's life? "fiat is nota Judge Brown said. deterrent:' said Mr. Ohanne,.- Please Judge Brown found Mr. McCall ran. Recycle! 'tut the comer' during his tum. In the months before her possibly to position the bus for a death, he and Shirley -Anne had passenger pick-up at what she called a poorly- � placed shelter. Regard- • • • less, she said, the cause of the crash rests on the Ya now.ow d tMo x optm •wi •'1' •ir covldiilonar pry, shoulders of the driver. i Nb wr-< ,, n•o<sr i° 6 `^°. oa aw "Tire driver did not 2 Fttppr• humdihr OR 2 F.ee an de— other consideration to other people using the SHERIDAIV roadway" HEATING i AIR CONDITIONING Mrs. Ohannessian SHOINROOm toenriON w< <T -, ?c • -1w 3v5 was described in court by noNus prosecutor Stephen DURHAM F_, ,,,,,,,, TORONTO McGuire as a bright, (905) 427-5551 , .a w.n anti.. 4161 752-9111 happy, talented and � cheerful person who was -full of life:' .. CIAL A counroum filled with Mrs. Ohannessian's family members and BA RGA�NS friends, many wiping tears from their eyes, sat v TISItIC qp EF silently as the Crown S read out excerpts of emo- FLYER tional victim impact IN TODAY'S statements written by her Advertiser sister, mother. hrother News and husband. "The pcnalt,i Ili.0 _. Ur u,rr.hih ,.- �. 11ednesdar", July' 2M photo by Jason Llebregts Red and white on green Len Mills of Ajax continued his tradition this year of painting a maple leaf flag on the lawn of his Gates Cresecent home. Celebrating this Canada Day paint job with Mr. Mills is daughter Carly. News Advertiser ashbroaks AjaxPIdL callerrorks Ajax Future Shop AjaxPick. La" Buildall Pick. Real Estate AjaxPidL SaWbor, Army . Thlitt Store Ajax Shoppers Drug Mart Ajax Pick. The Bridt Ajax ' �'� IOsdt�fd �IIOIiiS 0>Vt 11ra11lliC A ion addlit Ilei a dam ape (a it WM si0 Ae td d IOU a•wirtii� ww biw M< Rmraq Farm Formftmomviliiwiig al WIN I- Ilk- IIt. THE NEWS ADVEMSER WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1797 - PAGE J Why suffer with aching painful feet? Take a stand against Foot pain and call us today' eRonald J. Klein B.S.C., D.P.M. PODIATRIST • Custom Fp61 L^ moh6 Full Veteran s Coverage PIK] • wortsFeet, e • Oabeac Feet. Com 8 Calluses • Ch6en s Foot BROKEN WINDSHIELD? USAVE PTO 1 40,00 No Overcharge to I nsurance Co. 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Brenner explains that in the past the Town has taken -'a very aggressive approach to investing money" that will not be continued. However. the new low-risk approach rtlav mean lower investment profits for the Town's coffers. "Our return is less (now). We're not going to be making the kind of money we did in the old days:" Pickering's new investment policy stipu- lates the Town tnav only Imes[ to securities issued by the Government of Canada and any province. municipality or school hoard or similar entity in Canada. or by a Sched- ule A hank. The investment guidelines include requirements for a maximum icrin-to-matu- rity of five years and titer a minimum of 30 per cent of the Town's portfolio to he investments having a term under 90 days. As well. Investments may only he in a securiry that is expressed or payable in Canadian dollars and may only he made through qualifin! I,rokcrage houses. The new poli.,s also requires the Town treasurer or a designate to provide an investment report to Council each half -vicar at least and mote frequently if required. Court. Brenna says the new investment rules are ooh the heginning of the develop- ment of a mote comprehensive investment policy to he drawn up for Pickering. A detailed reyichh oI the issue will he under- taken after a hori-staffing problem in the treasury depanrnent is dealt with. which the councillor cypccts to he resolved In the near future. Help for cancer patients, families Hearth Place is offering a series of programs for people with cancer and their families in July. On July 7. the Cancer Info Series continues with an overview of pallia- tive care and supportive therapy. pre- sented by Catharine Plue. clinical co- ordinator of palliative care at Oshawa General Hospital. The event begins at 7 p.m. at Hearth Place. 86 Colborne St. W.. Oshawa. Speak What's On Your Mind is the first session in a free. four-week interactive workshop on communica- tion skills for patients and families. The session will he held July 16 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Hearth Place. Susan Blacker will examine barriers to assertiveness in personal, work and health care situations. A commitment to attend all Jour sessions is required. Mutual fund investing seminar topic You can get advice on imrst- ing in mutual funds during a free seminar Thursday. Jute 3. Other topics to he discussed include how to manage a sever- ancc package and avoiding capital gains tate.. Azza Abdallah of the financial fiat[ of Edward Jones and Tom Caswell of C.I. Mutual Fund will lead the seminar at 7 p.m. Seating is limit - cd so people interested in Lak- ing part should reserve a spot. Edward Jones is in the Rouge - mount Square plaza at Rouge - mount Drive and Hwy. 2 in Pick- cnng. Call 509- 7763. Teen reading club at Pickering library PICKERING — The 'Grim Readers IF sum- mer reading club for teens runs again this summer at the Pickering Cen- tral Library. The club operates from July 7 to Aug. 2 and is open to teens aged I I to 18. An opening party and movie will be featured July 8. Club mem- bership is free and members are eligible for prizes. Those who want to partici- pate in the club must be regis- tered at the library. which is at One The Esplanade. For more information call 831-6265, ext. 243. On July 22. Feeling YOUr Best During Cancer Therapy. an informa- tion workshop for people newly diagnosed with cancer or about to begin treatment and their caregivers. is being held at 7:30 p.m. Cancer staging. treatment. managetnent of side effects and effective communi- cation with Tamil_%, friends and health care icani %sill he discussed .%:an:er patient who has experienced treat- ments will be at the meeting to share experiences. The workshop is free but space is limited. Pre -registration is required for all programs by calling 579-41433. Screened Topsoil Triple Mix Sand a Screenings Gravel a Peat Loan) DELIVERED OR PICK-UP PUBLIC NOTICE Canada Public Notice CRTC 1997-77. The CRYC has received the following applications: 2. BOLTON: ERIN. HILLSBURGH. CALEDON VILLAGE. CALEDON EAST. TERRA COTTA. CHELTENHAM. INGLEWOOD. ALTON. MONO MILLS. BELFOUNTAIN. BOSTON MILLS AND FERNDALE'GRAND VALLEY: ORANGEVILLE. PART OF THE TOWNSHIP OF PICKERING AND PART OF SCARBOROUGH, BROUGHAM. GREENWOOD AND CLAREMONT PART OF METRO TORONTO: PART OF RICHMOND HILL. KING CITY. KING TOWNSHIP MARKHAM, VAUGHAN AND WHITCHURCH-STOUFFVILLE. Ord. Applications by SHAW CABLESYSTEMS LTD. for authority to add WNEO-TV (PBS) Buffalo. NY. on a dis- cretionary ter of the cable undertakings serving the above-mentioned localities. EXAMINATION OF APPLICATIONS As noted in the public notice. The complete text of this application is available through the Public Examination Room of the CRTC in Huh. (819) 997-2429. Written Interventions must be filed with the Secretary General. CRTC. Ottawa. Om. KI A ON2, with proof that a copy has been served on the applicant On or betory 17 Jyll 1997. For more nformation on the intervention prooess, you may call to CRTC Public A«airs in Hull at (819) 997-0313. Fax (819) 994-0218. TDD (819) 994-0423, or by consulting our Internet site hny:;1www.crtc.gc ca The public notice is available in atemative formal upon request. ' ♦' Canadian Radio -television and Conseil de Is radiodiftusion at des Telecommunications Commission telecommunications canadiennes Area man char ed in crime spree, g p , faces charges in seven heists, BY STEPHEN SHAW DURHAM N1AI A convicted bandit wilt) was absent without leave from a halfway house when arrested last week fol- lowing a knifepoint robbery has now been charged with six more heists in the Oshawa. Whitby and Courtice areas. The 30 -year-old former Pickering man was released from prison In January after serving time for rob- bery, aggravated assault and drug Trafficking o f f e n c e s. Durham Region- al Police said. R o h h e r y squad Detective Stan Pinknev said the suspect was named on an arrest warrant after he disap- peared from a federal halfway house a day before his arrest. Initially charged with the robbery last week of the Sil- ver Variety in Whitby, the sus- pect was arrest- ed at an Oshaw store holdups in the past two weeks. In several of the robberies, said police, a bandit wielding a hammer threatened victims and demanded cash after appearing to make a pur- chase. In some cases, the victims were pushed aside as the robber emptied the till. Four of the heists occurred during a 19 -hour crime spree on June S. The businesses hit were the Conductors Cafe, Coffee Time Donuts on King Street East and Country Style a motel after a 1Las OQg$Sf sharp-eyed clerk Prim Waclli- managed to get the licence plate Snnday, July 13 of the fleeing ea.= to 12 p.= bandit's getaway car, police said. � TV7s, BBQ's & Police now Lots MOPel accuse him of being responsi. ble for a string of coffee shop • and convenience Donuls on S'll"i-c Street North, all in Oshawa. and clic Market Basket to Whitby. The accused n also charred with rohberies May 24 ;t( Couruce Phar- macy and June " at I. & (; Variety on Harmony Ro;,,l in O,hawa. 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L IS 2C9 9� 9rddt Road S _ $6 683-7550 Rob Logan ?uevxy Ont 0.34 69EE/,TSS PICKERING/AJAX V A k .. `\ M E.�rr= ate; WATCH 1' SOMETHING - - - -- -- P—Vlx'ct I F1' d c, f onj Seal - 807121 Copynghr 1997 Saa.s Canodo Inc 6 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY. ALLY L IM7 • Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser Edi*torials and A Newspaper publichhod Tilesday, Wednesoisy. Friday, Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LiS 2H5 x PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 Ps' lisrer. Tin Whittaker ♦ Editorial Give us a day to celebrate our home town Out of the mouths of babes... Well, the babe in ques- tion is eight years old, but his idea is one which Durham's municipal leaders should take seriously. Given the chance to be mayor for a day in Clarington. Reed Collis. 8, said he would declare a Clarington Day. The Grade 3 student has come up with a great idea each of our local mayors could run with and use to the benefit of their own municipalities. Reed's idea would be to have one day where citizens could celebrate and learn more about the heritage and history of their municipality. His idea is so bright. we thought other municipalities in Durham should get in on the act. Since: we already have a recognized Civic Holiday (the first Monday in August) that few people currently celebrate. why not make it into a civic pride day where each municipality bxiasts of its own achievements, history and tradition'! The day could he co-ordinatcd by the local boards of trade, chambers of commerce, the tourism board. the economic development office and municipal govern- ments. Each municipality could have a downtown mall for a day. emphasize fun and games. keep museums aqd galleries open for free, among other ideas. Since the day is on a holiday Monday. we'd even agree the *hole weekend could be set up as a lead-in to the big liay Celebrated halfway between Canada Day and labor Day. Civic Day could he a hit in places across the region. It would take political will. co-ordination orga- nization. and yes. even a little money. Let's face it: it *;)uld also take a few years to really get going, but it wield be worth the effort. -The key clement of the 'Day' would involve edusca- tlon coupled with entertainment and family events to eelehrate traditions and changes in the town or city outer the yearn. - Each town or city in Durham region has a lot to be ptuud c,( .A Civic Day cdchratfon would give the citi- sen%a rcawn to stand up anol-chcr.Lisr their Ir—rnetown. To respond to this eduorud call hnfosourrre at -nirxounCe 683- 7040 and dial 5109 MIT You said it... We continue to get response to the June 24 i\cw s Advertiser editorial headlined ';Manning, the sell-out'. Some samples: Im calling to priest your sickening editorial. It's a dia- tribe against the leader of the Official Opposition and obvi- ously you people in your Liberal, sickening manner can't get over the fact that this party is now the Official Apposition. When arc you going to quit" When arc you gwng to stop offending all the voters of Canada who voted fpr a fine Canadian party" Give it up. now" ",nu can almost believe that almost everything he has said, he'% going W change his mind on, for one reason or ai"heT because he did talk with a forked tongue. It isn't sntnething 1 didn't foresee -- the fact is he's going to do eaerything the opposite of what he said" ♦We asked... '1(he question is: What do you think of the Province's plans to get tougher with drunk drivers acid operators of unsafe trucks" f John Kehm says. Lorri Mclnall John McWha 'Ven in favor of says• .'I like the says, "There any legislation to three strikes and should be no sec- rAake our roads lose your licence and chances" safer." rule with drinking and driving. But, I - don't think the t crackdown on ' unsafe trucks is helping that ' much:' t` v Letters to the editor Don't build homes on site designated for Pickering school To the editor. I have been stewing out my front window a very serous concern to me — the levelling of a parcel of land un Wc,stcreek Drive. 1 am glad to we the hill of soil and rubble disappear. but I am appalled at the proposed replacement with more houses to my neighbor- hood. When 1 moved to the area in 1994. the park acid school were major factors in choosing the site we did. We uo>k this into account as we planned fox our family. to live and retire here lex a number of year%. The peaceful. quaint neighborhood with its park and future %chtxol were a definite attraction to the town of Pickering after living recently in Toronto and Scarborough. It is my understanding, and Please correct me if 1 am wrong, that the Durham Board of Education had decided not to purchase the site and the cur- rent educational restructuring by the provincial government is the main factor in this. 1 understand that cutbacks by the federal and provincial governments have severely hurt the community that i live in and support, and the current Harrisllivateher style cuts to education make the school site a financial problem. but if the concem is the building costs. I strongly urge Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs and other mem- bers of Town Council to con- sider acquiring the site for other civic use, park land, com- munity centre, etc. If things change in the future, as they always do, and a school is built in the area, the opportunity to have it beside this park will be gone and a dif- ferent site will be needed. At that point, the school board would have to acquire another park properly for the school to have the same opportunities for the children, or have a school without adjacent open space. Members of Council and school board trustees have a unique opportunity to preserve a lot adjacent to an existing park that receives strong com- munity support and use. It The News Advertiser ac'c'epts let- ters to the editor. All letters should be typed or math 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 edi- tor reserves the right to edit copy for sale, length and content. Opinions expressed in letters are those of the N rater and nor neces- sarih those of the News Advertiser should he used for a school as planned, not fox more houses. Mitre homes will distranct from the exrstingc ceslraanunny. L have the w aaytsc opportuatt- ty to view from my den win- dow the daily activities of the park out of my front windows. and see the constant use of the park and the school site. rain or %hint, summer in a heat wave. or winter in a cold snap. i love where 1 live, and it is one of the few pleasure% in life. to this world we live in. Pickering Council, prase help preserve the small community feel of my arca. I strongly urge Council memlx -s to consider acquiring the site for other civic use. park land. community centre. etc. I strongly urge them to review the coning of the %ties and not change it to residential from +choral. '.Nike Duquette, Pickering Ajax Web site contract should stay in Ajax To the editor- In a recent article in the News Advertiser, you reported on the granting of a contract to a Scarborough company to pro- duce a Web site for the Town of Ajax. You failed to mention, however, that this Web site could have been just as easily awarded to an Ajax company as there are many around which could have done this job just as well and possibly cheaper. It would appear that the ten- dering process is weighted against small companies by rejecting those without munici- pal experience regardless of their other experience. A herint is that taxes u 'None Can Overcome Ajax But Ajax Itself'. B.C. (Palmer. Ajax Cyclists, watch out for Brittle Bone To the editor: Auw a%-M1lriSini'rs a tweak-- by not giving us a break? 1 am referring to the won- derful waterfront walkway in Ajax. Being a encis of the BBB (Brittle Boone Brigade) as most %cruors arc. I am asking for a little consideration from those on bicycles who also en)oy the walkway. You can hear the to -line skaters coming from behind and %cc them from the fenn t. But you caner hear the bike% approaching from behind. most 1 would say that of are those on btkc% avery counc- tsus and respect the sharing of the limited space on the walk. But when some ricers arc side by side and approaching from behind and also not using a bell (they probably don't have one), the space is diminished to the point of danger to bath the walker and the rider. Just a touch of tete handlebar on an elbow would flip the rider and possibly cause a bio - ken arm, shoulder or hip for the walker. Now the younger ones in the spill would have many advan- tages in that they are stronger, heal faster and have many years to do so. However, for the members of the BBB, it would spell the end for them. We all know of older people whose active lives have been seriously curtailed (if not finished) by a broken hip with the resultant long recovery period. This is just a plea to those few riders: please ride in tan- dem when passing the walker, your get a bell on yobike and use it when approaching from behind. Parents, here is an excellent opportunity to teach "bike manners" to your young ones by your example. Using the walkway is a great pleasure to us and we use it reg- ularly. Let's all enjoy the walk ur without concern for owell- being. MARK BELL . Guest Column Ajax resident Mark Bell feels a special kinship with police because he also puts his life on the tine every worst day as a 6reGghter. Give police raise they want With respect to the News Advertiser edi- torial of June 18 headlined 'Police want too much' and the 'You said it..: responses to that editorial on June 20 and 22, this news- paper is wrong, and the readers are right. Ever since the regime of Bob Rae and his band of kindergarten dropouts inter duced the Social Contract back in 1992. those who risk their lives every day for the safety of our communities have not had a wage increase at all. For five years. these meet and worrien have more than likely faced an increase in crime, partly due to a federal government that thinks today's youth are just misunderstood and that the Young Offenders Act works just fine, partly because there are more people living here than there were five years ago, and also because the politicians in Durham Region keep playing the soundtrack to the only recording they have, entitled 'We don't have anymore monteyian'. s Local politicreally don't care aboutp your police force: they only care abut kee ing their own jobs. Unfortunately, they du this at the expense of the commu litics safe- ty that they are supposed to care about. Sum they pay lip service to the con ceras, of citi- tens and the officers who do the job, but if they had a take mxrtey away from circ of their pet pro)e-t, and actually give some- body a decent, ovendue wage increase, they would probably be fired for doing the right � Atcal politicians have been singing this same tune for year% ad museum. These men *til wrrear an e prrsfcssionally trained to oro hast that. That's how they crime m be in those positions. - Now take a kook round at all the new construLuon going on. and think of the murrey curring in from htmit ulding per,. and the taxes these bu %messes are paying and will he paying, the people they'll be hir- ing. and kook at all the new homes being built, and think of all these new property taxpaying individuals and their families seen ding money in the local ocon rny. Do you get the picture'.' And noses the provincial goverrim ent is coming down with another bill that will change the way arbitration cases arc to be dealt with. "Why''' you ask. Simple. The municipalities and the Region want therm to change it, bmatisse they're trying to stick it to those who nsk their lives for your safety. If you could go to arbitration and already have the arbitrator on your %xk, wouldn't you do everything you could to make sure you go to arbitration*' Every police officer in the region deserves the wage increase that their associ- ation is asking for. I'd munch rather have my tax dollar go to the men and womten who risk their lives to protect my family, than to cover the untold thRusancLs of dollars it's costing for Towns in Durham Region to become ISO 9001 appoved If you're won- dering what ISO 9001 is, just ask any senior executive of a multi -million -dollar company, and you'll be told it's worth it for a compa- ny that produces goods and services and competes with others for custoethem and tutu n they'll laugh when you tell them a Town in Durham Region is trying to become certified. t makes no sense whatso- ever. Either Eiththe people who run Durham Region and its municipalities are so stupid when it conies to spending tax dollars that they have to constantly whine abut not hav- ing enough, or they have enough and they ate simply lying. Frankly. I think they're lying. Thu News Advertiser invites readers to submit columns for Be Our Guest on current issues facing our Durham Region communities. not pot paid by we taxpayers to the Submissions should be 600 words or less, must Town of Ajax would be better " John nand Julia Lam, be signed and include a daytime telephone Pickering numberrUnpublished columns may run in can - spent in Ajax. lite Town motto Ajax -Pickering JOANNE BURGHARDT. Edrtorrm Chief TO REACH US The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing. Publishing and s :News Advertiser STEVE HOUSTON. Managing. Ed sur BRUCE DANFORD, Advetitsme Manager 'General: 683.5110 Distributing Stoup of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax k Pickering Board of Trade. 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LIS 2H5 CHERYL HAINES.Assiswni PrtKlUClntn sl.mager LILLIAN NOOK, AdImnlMfallUManager Maager hnp:ilwww.durhamnews.net ® �A c"i°'" t r ` n � Geaaationr Audit Burd (Mamba, Catholic trustees fear reforms will affect r representation r machine, asserted household furni- ` BY LINDA WHITE had its own trustee since 1988. STAFF REPORTER (According to that criteria, the north F� A separate school board trustee is is entitled to 0.4 of a trustee.) afraid Oshawa residents won't be The LEIC will examine represen- fairly represented after the next tation in the north at a meeting municipal election if a proposal on Thursday, July 3, at 5:30 p.m. in the trustee distribution is approved. south board room of the Catholic Wards 3 and 4 trustee Education Centre at 650 Stan Karwowski's fear that cleaning computer and TV screens, and children in a time of Rossland Rd. W.. Oshawa. "the allocation of trustees s received many donations, "I'he LEIC will then meet will not be based on the Two hanging lamps - one with the above-mentioned principle of representation .2) brown, one Tiffany -style, need Chest. clerks, who will put by population" if it's To use The Treasure Chest each and doll house -making materials together a report for the instead based on a propos-board. and patterns for the 1/12 scale - V ess hours, al from the Durham Region Durham Environmental Network Requests must be made by the The board will be invited Roman Catholic Separate ast Wednesday of the month to 8) Used bicycle parts, girls chapter to comment on that report School Board's Local Edu- books, 619-2980. Durham Region'. before the clerks determine cation Improvement Com- If you know anon -profit organi- 'ITEMS NEEDED how trustees will be dis- mittee (LEIC). Fax machine for Oshawa District -- tributed. That proposal follows KEVIN ASHE Mr. Ashe says the clerks direction from the Clerks may snake may snake such recommen- Province under Bill 104 - recommendations dations as dividing mumet- the Fewer School Boards palities like Ajax into Act - to reduce the num- wards - several of which ber of trustees. could be represented by a Pickering According to the LEIC's propos- trustee. al, Oshawa would have two trustees Mr. Ashe believes the north is - down from five - following entitled to its own trustee and says November's election. Whitby and two trustees should adequately rep - Pickering would also have two resent Oshawa ratepayers. trustees, down from three, while He points to the Durham Board of Ajax would be represented by just Education, which has reportedly one trustee. though it's now repro- designated two trustees for that city settled by three. -though it has two -and -a -half times Meanwhile. the northern commu- the number of students' as the sepa- nity of Scugog. Uxbridge and Brock rate board. would continue to have one trustee. 15) Bedding, pillows and cook- Mr. Kar - four or five filing cabinets, paper w o w s k i believes that's folder. envelope sealer, paper shred- unfair because Lr..se Ro"irrar s cohow e.rplomg en- der, label maker, basic collator, THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY. JULY 2. 1"7 - PAGE 7 du ma f a sec clef g`e`mwnen Y Y Iu look insider &Treasure Chest the first week of every ` `A� D�`A '��y� machine, asserted household furni- Recycler's Report and the LAR INE ture and necessities (dishes etc.) - dvertiser bring you The to help a man get re-established, Chest. RouLSTON 420 1877. space allows residents to y Items they no longer use srticles they need. rondiS s Reeycler S ITEMS TO GIVEAWAY 1) Binders, anti -static wipers for n -profit group that helps De cleaning computer and TV screens, and children in a time of :i, it p Ort 3/4" small round ring printed s received many donations, binders, Rosemarie at 428-8842. ato generous readers who Two hanging lamps - one responded to a recent Treasure equipment and supplies. .2) brown, one Tiffany -style, need Chest. Also craft patterns and supplies minor repair - 831-0404. To use The Treasure Chest each and doll house -making materials ;s wmonth, call 420-5625 during busi- and patterns for the 1/12 scale - f = O O ess hours, for anon -funded youth group, 471- Durham Environmental Network Requests must be made by the 5508. (DEN) is updating its 'Household ast Wednesday of the month to 8) Used bicycle parts, girls chapter Guide to Waste Reduction in ppear, I;.) books, 619-2980. Durham Region'. _ 9) Record player (table size) If you know anon -profit organi- 'ITEMS NEEDED ' .iwith cover, only Pickering residents nation that would like to be listed to Fax machine for Oshawa District reply after 1 [ a.m., 839-1407. receive articles, can DEN at 509 - Humane Society. 839.2679. 10) Sofa bed, 427-6281. 8390. 2) Fish tank and equipment (pumps 11) Building materials for renova- a and filters), 831-0404, tions/repairs, office supplies - for p p p rt• �3) Used computers and parts to Second Chance Wildlife Sanctuary GREEN TIP: A reader suggests begin a community access computer - after 6:30 p.m., 831-2552. that, since Durham's Blue Box only "library, 831-3586. 12) 45 and 78 RPM records, 839- takes plastic pop bottles and plastic 4) Rabbit hutch or large guinea pig 9227. with the number I inside the recy- - cage, 839-3621. 13) Apartment -size freezer. 428- cling logo, you tan save your plas- -5) 486 computer system, 686-%76. 6699. tic number 2 items, which at present 6► Clocks and old clock boxes in 14) Trampoline, badminton net and have good market value, and take need of repair, 683-4912. poles. 427-7102• them to friends' homes in other "7) Computer with color monitor, 15) Bedding, pillows and cook- municipalities when you visit. four or five filing cabinets, paper books, for use in crisis non-profit folder. envelope sealer, paper shred- facility for men, worsen and chil- Lr..se Ro"irrar s cohow e.rplomg en- der, label maker, basic collator, dren, Brenda at 686-5294. romnenud issues regtdarty appe+an on Pam cutter and other general office 16) Two double beds, washing Wednesday. Read the Recycler's Report online at www.durhamnews.net T�TTTTT�T`TT each Oshawa tA OF p� trustee would �p`� C'f� Day represent p almost 13,900 j� ratepayers,Sunday, each Whitby PICKERING trustee would 11:00 a.m.-5:00 P.M. almost 8.500 Town of Pickering (905) 420-2222 .-(905) 683-2760 Pickering Museum Village people, the Ajax trustee v would serve � • 15.150 board 1 1 Building, • v supporters and . Partnerships �,cj• • • each Pickering t•, .c.,,._ trustee would 2 t,„,.a,vc. n.s c-�..w,y ►tree �..,wci M„ tt•n, • ` ,�, represtnt 9.2(x) .tum G l-ummitlee or \djusitrscnl ,,. k>ped w pn»,dc low my co,ms,• ,, ►ar„xtf C a t h o I i c + . June MI N1anagemenl Meeting ::: the opportunity w highlight their prusra,nc and --moi • i while the ]�C Jl'LY' TOWN COUNCIL ,:csth.9,ontnbu,etoPtckcnnr'.well-bons trustee rcpre- St N1N1ER RE('ESS 'rhe Durham Koard of Education -a ✓ ; senting the July 16 Committee orAdjustment north would July 17 tide flan :Ndvis)ry Committee ,( the partnac ,moved ,n hL4+ ns's Healthy serve 4.0)0 %ugast 5 Town ('(Ionil Meeting t ,;' vuwty lliw awc The l,wd ,. wanttttcd oo / / f�t,iopuK and maraa,wns ufe karans •> ratepayers. August 7 Statutory Public ,-t - . M an era of coliaboratu.t, we pled{e ✓ "The north- Information Nteeting aattaned c,tnmtttttea to w„r►tns jointly to ern area is AuRtrxt 14 Site Plan Advisory Committee :'n1°'� safe rho l% - safe conn,wunes. hrsoaal large, but the and cVentenuty wellnen deserves quinsy ,1 ;nan.,serllea. ratepayers arc Initiatives: l mainly clu%- or••rR DEPARTMENT / ! tercd around , * Durham Ho.,ro', ticLunty and OF PARKS & ' the cities of - Safety C„mmrttce / that area; FACILITIES * Durham Rcium Safe argues Mr. Kar- REQUIRES A Srh,,,h,-inhottcr wowski. 1trGtr furefhrr - in hnauurmg the pact. autnarinC "Parents' GARDENER fhtprnrnlandp(armntfor [hrJuture �-` G( major concerns to undertake horticultural I"fillill, t-,nunl.tl'ink b, I',cArnnk'. t�ru-Mane �• are with the y Corporauondtht duties including plismirp quality of edu- T Tam offtltwing and coordnaeny flower bed • • • canon, such as * One TheEsplrnde and seeding preparation on • //,I�/ 6 curriculum and Pitkerin9 Onfarb Town parkland: assist in special needs L1V6K7 planning, developing and J inaintair" trees, shrubs. ! ! • resources , plants and flower beds which are com- yy pre, plant and transplant mon for parents T An E n -prune, and shrubs: spray for • • in both rural * weeds as required: operate and urban small power tools and Wt 1 J l f ' and fleeyy machinery • ratepayers who In "ccordw" n,rt rr Applicants must possess a generate phone A"x4wF 10"of Post Secondary Sdvod DIRECTED BY D JEREMY SMITH LIGHTING DESIGN BY' STEVE GRAHAM t nw school horn a horticulture recognized �•'•�• �'�� SET DESIGN BY DARYL CLORAN COSTUME DESIGN BY D JEREMY SMITH calls, not dig- datcoftew,..crna.e,. school of hortieudtixa a tante or area." p�� ren. secondary served TOWN OF PICKERING Mr. Kar- Mvruaoa[AM A.s.o completion with a (Y 61M1►'ro�►otle� wowski would Ism, C'ta4S. combination of lob related 13-17 Years) d ESPLANADE PARK GAZEBO like to see three rows �;,,"d mer" ti e7�f1°'we in Rto _t �I WED., JULY 16th trustees in horticulture, arborlcuauxe. M tlpporertey for leans b deyeloP a rppargrble ,qti forestry or refined ffekts: orae torpid te,;ytn frairvktp work .itv a knowl•cipnbr 8:00 P.M. Oshawa and valid Class 'G• drivers instruppr to tern NI about safe .eigd lief" tact~ Brought to you by the Canadian Progress Club, Pickering Ajar Women wants the board wft now, w oro" licence with ability 10 recluse. By adinly prYcip4% it, own i ieraeYee ses• (90$) 420-4620 to ask the n0"''j0' t* swv; operate light 5 h"W sim, you w• develop an uetewarttlinp of how lo train how"Wintift Province for an . Ks ¢rmachinery. Provincial each Wp muscle ro usnp 'aat+nq ptehtpls a d d i t i o n a l sin .www.4 to p spraying beano upn stroaw asefflMia (M% NwAN" a nt Fri ver can Mile trustee to repro- idmo~bdpid (Class 1, 111 rand Cka, you uta be di/ft Is ptrl nchre a MMM tleChiswaero�tleR.w;t We e"ie'sak'n1ot" Exterm nabsins); ability b sent the north. perbto o physical �u,s�euln DOQL� .i9e v!r Y•■r CN111111!■it�' But such a demands required of the F Y>111t�ge laceptdnw,a �!'N�11 t111"C`ItL'CtI "I request would- position; ability 10 work q tondos rthuhwrhal supervision. M� r = otrP~craw n'l guarantee craft presented with the Ontario Historical Society an additional Please submit your detailed trustee, notes resume before Duty 9. 1997 1:30Ith LEIC chairman to: Recreation Complex = f Saturday, July I _m and Pickering Valerieiolwa• July 7/97 _. __...F 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.EnWilcrymemit Services m. trustee Kevin Coordinator, $70.00 for 3 weehs(pik s GSI) Ashe. He says 18 hours in told fta the proposal isOH THE YY Session Two: Registration Fees: based on roc-�0�1N Aq� a ThurfdOys r t $25 or if you already ommendations ly�� 10:30 a.m.-12:00ppxL . j have a copy of from clerks in Recreation Complex' Durham's throe July 15/97 ) DISCOVERING YOUR COMMUNITY, • lR4 $70.00 for 6 weeksOus GST) Fee is $10. Lunch available $5. _ largest munici- �` l palities - 18 hours in told Oshawa, Whit- � Pickering Museum Village is on Monday Hwy. 3 km east 11 Reek Rd. by and Picker- Thursday` r Please call ing. �USIVE i (905) 683 8J01 or (416) 225-9011 The recom- 1:30 -3:00 p.m. mendations are Recreation Complex fol erb Identification & Cooltiog based on a ADMISSION - for this event children under 12 .-::�. August 11 /97 t •r elaekaeteitla Teen■ es 70.00 For 3 weeks s G free, es $15 $5, students S scniars Si and i h Number of tri- f � � families 315. Saturday, July 12th leria, including 18 hours in fold PICKERING MUSEUM VILLAGE is located to l�Ra�RfiR:EilJ�rl; geographic iAltasa hoileslidralls Ihpt 8069s - in YOW Greenwood, on Hwy *7, between Brock and ' area, number of RtfeT ction complex west Road. MY ilSElllll ratepayers and _ For more information, phase call ()lK) 68} •1711 or 683.658? 8f01 or 4204620 and visit our web site 4 111age historical rep- P 831.<hnp://www.fr"nct,durham.org/uldstuffl>.. resentation. y Ji.Ji* The north has T TT **GUS • THE NEWS AIWEK1171SM WEDNESDAY, JIL IA 2. 1777 Tour colorful Durham gardens to help MS patients Garden tour covers homes from Ajax to Whitby You're invited to sneak a peek at some of the most beautiful gardens from the Ajax lakelront to historic Nkliiihy and help people with Multi- ple Sclerosis at the same time. The Multiple Sclerosis (NISI Society tut Canada. Durham regional French public school named after author OSH 10% % — The public school board', ncoo ficnch first language ele- mentary school will he named after a noted Acadian author. Ecorlc clementaire Antonine-Mail- let will open this September and will be located in and partnered with T.R. McEwen Senit PuhGc School on Wilson Road South in Oshawa. Antonine Maillet', most famous books include Pelagic-la-charctte and la Sagoume. She has a doctorate from Laval University and has written and produced programs for the French Canadian Broadcasting Corporation in Moncton and Montreal. '%io other schools have been named after Nlme. Maillet. The name was selected by the Durham Board of Education's French language Advisors Committer. Its members Nehrvcd the author would he an inspiration to the students at the new school because of her dedication to francorphone literature and culture. Tin school', first principal will Ix Pauline Albert. who comes from the Simc c County Board of Education. The new shiest will begin with stu- drnt% from kindergarten to Grade 6. CPR classes Offered this summer Ik,cs the summer bring with it thought, of taking your family kr the beach or rclaxinr around a backyard pool' Arc itd,sc thoughts era' mixed with concern% atxut what you would di, it something went wrong:' St John Ambulaincc is offering sev- oral cardn,pulmonam resuscitation count,, this summer. and reminds you that most infant and chill cmergerd:he% occur in the prescnce of a primary care- grvcr Me following surges are hong offered • tlt-artsa%tt CPMxvcl A: This Codi.: teaches CPR procedures for adult rescue — defined i% Anyone aged eight %cars or oiler. It's five to six hours in length and costs $35 a perste. In Ajax a Class will be held Thursday. July 24 from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. - R.,,ic Re-.uer CPR1Iavel C: 'This count offer, CPR procedures for adult. infant and child rescue. The Course is eight to 10 Mors in length and cow 5611 a person. In Ajax. classes will also be gold July 24 from 830 a.m. to 5:30 p. m • Ciiild and Infant CPRA-A-vel D: CPk pi„cedure, for infants and chil- dren aged under eight years will he taught in the courw. which is ,ix to eight Mur,, in length and ctr t, $35 a person. In Ajax. classes will he held July 25 from 6 to 9:30 p.m. and July 26 from 4:30 a.m it) 12:30 p.m. Classes will also to held this sum- mer in Whitby and Oshawa. For more information. or to register. Call St. John Ambulance at 434-7800. Artiiii_ Special Events MONDAY Free Pool 7-10 p.m. WEDNESDAY Wing Night Karaoke every Wed. stapling July 2 THURSDAY Rib Night Saturday and Sunday British Breakfast 10:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. - All ball teams in jerseys receive 250 wings - All golfers present score card and receive 10% off food orders Sun. Aug. 10 Golf Tournament Lakeridge Links $65 includes cart and dinner 1400 Bayly St. tat Liverpool) chapter. is hosting a Garden lour of 15 garden, --- ranging from cottage garden, to manicured estates — on Saturday. July 19 front noon to 5 p.m. Cost is $IS per person. which include, door priics and afternoon tea in a country garden. Monet raised will he used to pro- vide equipment. service, and outings for local patients. Ticket, can be purchased at the NIS Society office at 375 Finley Ave., Ajax (686-2591 1 Carlson Wagonlit Travel at 134; Harwood Avc. S.. Ajax (683.8411). Pickering Village Pharmacy at 59 Old Kingston Rd.. Ajax (oS3-9271). Lafontaine 'Grading Post at 106 Dun- das St. W.. Whitbv (4311 -?'74), Carl- son Wagonlit Travel at 3n�o Garden St.. Whitby (686-8266). is Saywcll's Book Store at 14 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa (728-8821). For more information, call the MS Society. "S Q �. DELIVER woutmN SOILALS •dN 17 Days a Week (905) 428-98980 sa Baveyvuuearo' CARPET-TOWNE HAS A NEW LOCATION IN WHITBY. COME SEE FOR �l YOURSELF!! )� 7 �w'e look forward to nerving your in Pickering; and %%hithy upport offered is aval'lahie for Durh m recovering from a head ��hOf wham Region holds a support for head injured group threat Wednesday, July 16 st 7:30 p.m. at 459 Bond St. E.. Oshawa. Call 723-2732 for infannatioo and XfTENTION CAMPEMS! • -• "FOLD I)OWN SALE" ON NOt DUtCI1>QI¢1f FREE PORTA POTTIS ON NEXT 15 EIGHT FOOT MODELS SOLD a°1 ° THE DUCK 197 DUTCHMEN. INCLUDES: AWNING, • -•9 STOVE, SINK, STEP, CURTAINS, LP TANK, ICE BOX, ® v SPARE TIRE, 3 -WAY FRIDGE $w / w �O• OPTION $300. FROM {� 4 '97 DUTCHMEN 1Ot14 I� INCLUDES: AWNING, STOVE, SINK, CURTAINS, STEP, LP TANK, it �"✓ "` 3 -WAY FRIDGE s5 990• 8, SPARE TIRE. / FREE SCREEN ROOMS ON NEXT 15 TEN FOOT MODELS SOLD I IN THE INDUSTRY Lifehrne• • General Camper Cmeroge 5 yrs.' 10 yrs.' (Except Tires i Appliances) EFBESTARRANTY 10 yrs.• • Components 21�•- 5 yrs.', ' Refer to specific written warranty statement IF photo by Andrew Iwanowski Chopstick challenge The Mandarin Restaurant in Pickering recently treated some WOWlands Centennial School students to a lunch to reward their efforts at recognizing the cultural diversity of their community. Here. restaurant owner -manager Dolores Wit gives student Saira Masood a hand with the chopsticks. `S ............ Al CA,x. ''' _ .,.. _ : sees ...._.._..____.._.._..._......_.......____.._._ m t�..irr ifjti•• ------- slow are. Jam • fir ,� J�� _ 1 t✓Ywro/ jai nN iefin sees... . - - :.1. ..., W.:.. ....,u•; € Iso know mace rwr.nal Baseball Honors Pete Rose ... By Mistake! Post Qfte Inadvertently Cra ilia Hot New Co&cWe Gmnad>t — Even diough Pete Rose may dam seen, even in the world of rare col - never be elected into the Hall of Fame, he has lecdbW he added been ;accidentally honored with other baseball "Over 800 million celebrity stamps have legends on a small number of Limited Edition been released. Compare that to this Pete Rose postage stamps. This blunder by Major error, where just a few thousand sets exisLand E gigue Baseball and the Postal Service has you can see Ude irresistible appeal this set has seri col ectars scrambling to obtain one of the for baseball fans and collectors: pointed out few legends of Baseball sets that mistakenly Van Emden. include the stamp of Rose. Each of the nine colorful stamps is about Postal officials are trying, with little suc- four times the size of a regular postage stamp. cess, to recall the sets with the convoversial They're legal for postage in Grenada and are All-Star. accepted by every postal authority worldwide. "We won't be sending them back to the Gotta have 'em? They're available while Post Office:' stated John Van Emden of ICS, supplies last at $9.95 U.S. (plus $3.00 p&h) who has the only known supply of the for the set of nine colorful stamps. recalled stamps. "We'd ratter see them in die You'll also receive an additional set of nine hands of collectors" revised stamps where Pete Rose has been Experts say the Legends of Baseball set removed and two Certificates of Authenticity. would have sold out anyway because of the The most you can buy is six sets. Send your hugepopularity of the other All -Stars featured cheque or money order to ICS, 450 Tapscott such as Babe Ruth and Cal Ripkea. Road Suite I MTPM, Scarborough. **Our phones are ringing off the book! ONTARIO M I B 5W 1. To order by credit card, Collectorsnk ow this is something Utat's sel- call toll free 1-80(-641-0020. THE NEWS ADVERTISER WVXNftiUAY, JULY 2, 1997 - 1'11:1: v Bad air days Hospital hasn't seen increase in admissions Lung association ollen ups for coping Ajax -Picken ng General Hospital has- n't seen an increase in people with breathing problems requiring care in the Past few hot and hazy days. That could tx because the hospital is taking a more pro active approach in [caching individuate with respiratory dif- ficulties how to avoid problems like those created by high humidity Land air po,llutiun. Hospital director of respiratory scr- vices Kim Parr reports. "We haven't wen an increase in the amount of patients heing seen in the emergency department with breathing pohlcnn in the past week. even though the humidity has beer, extremely high. . This may be due in part to the fact we're educating patients on how to avoid triggers which can increase their breath - ng difficulties:' Ms Parr says. For example. respiratory therapists provide individual counsefhng on asthma and chronic: obstmciiec pulmonary dis- ease to all patients in hospital for breath- ing problems prior ao tfieirdis:harge. The hospital will increase its Wuca- tional efforts in the hdl when it provides individual one-hour counselling to respi- ratory patients referred by their doctors. And, it will provide literature to those patients and encourage them to take out- reach programs offered by the Lung Association of Durham Region. Meanwhile. tts: Lung Association is warning area residents to remain active but to stay inddxrs on days when the air pollution is high thu summer Poor air quality can aggravate asthma and chronic lung and Heart disease, the Lung Association reminds. When Soar with us inJ cyberspace. We're online at: www.durhamnews.net Ii Painter* , 11W)W J r Ifterior Baum Late% raoiuo, •.wmabbablc •HO hwlirtr; •ItIOS of pastel decurauw ltirhuv ,1.781. •o our after sak price 25.96 exposed to air pollution, people who are sensgrve may expenence such symptoms as coughing, wheezing and shortness of breath. Even I"- thy individuals should be careful not to over -exert themselves dur- ing pcno ds of high pollution, the associ- ation adds Instead, it encourages people to: • usoid extended periods outdoors, espeually if breathing is negatively affected; • keep hydrated by drinking lots of fluids. sees. • avoid over-exertion and stat rested: • keep the indoor em ironnient L ol: • follow the directions til tiour physi- cian If taking medication for respraton illness. If breathing becomes more ddli- cult, see your physician or go to the near est hospital emergency non,. As well, the association reminds you not to exercise outdoors. particularly in high traffic areas. The Ministry of the Environment reports on the Air Quality Index hourly. You can get this infiomaation by calling I - SM -397-7769. ONTARIO SENIORS AND SOCIAL ASSISTANCE RECIPIENTS AT HEALTHoRITE • SPECIAL INCOME ALL SENIORS WE ARE EASY SENIORS WILL PAY DO NOT PAY TO TALK T0, ONLY S4.D0 FEE FOR GST ANY DAY FRIENDLY. ALL ELIGIBLE PRE- OF THE YEAR PROFESSIONAL SCRIPTIONS (AFTER AND AVAILABLE S100.00 DEDUCTIBLE 7 DAYS A WEEK HEALTH -RITE M PHARMACY IN THE LOBY - BUILDING B95 BAYLDYICAL ST. WEST. AJAX PROFESSIONAL 428.1711 AN INvE= , . Ek. 4NGYOUR CG:4";� - -a'nIG •WHITBY. Great Selectlon 01 In -Store lk'allpajifrom J Choose bum a large w ' selection of first quality ,d•� wallpaper. No seconds. IAftX t711101 Patu•rnx will ear) Imm those• .hewn. •EXcellent durabilk 9100'8 of mors •tA►W(-t carpet prices ... guarantfYV18'` • *Over IM) pattems and colors ' 7ur� *UualitN and durabilitN. gJarantety i toatter s tie price 27% �"�Imlwllllll MR 105 Bayly Street West, Ajax 705 Kingston Road, #18, Pickering 683-2047 420-2548 A7^n N-- remind „rid lA 2-. on, (AU. 1 M Wit 11I V*G1r 10 • THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNIISSDAY. JULY 2, 1"7 Billboard FRIDAY, JULY 4 ADDICTION: The Serenity Group holds a 12 -step recovery meeting at 8 p nl. at Bayfair Baptist Church. 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. This group meets csci% week and deal with addictions of all types, including co dependence. Children's program available during meeting. All welcome. 42k 9431 (Jun, evenings). FATURDAI. JULY 5 PARA BBQ: The Plckcnng Auxiliare Rescue Associa- tion hulls a fund-raising barbecue from 10:30 a.in to 3 p.m. at LOEB store on Bayly Street and )Monarch Avenue m Ajax. Hamburgers. hot dugs, pop. The :vent is being organised it, raise money for the local marine res- cue unit. Call Waene Langfeld at 905-683-3424 for more infor- mation (leave a messa_'e If necessary). 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OAC Sea Dealer for detaas. Nevvsmorn 683-5110 THE: NEWS AwERTISEN wtrAPiirspn, JULY 2. 11x7 _ PAGE it News Advertiser rtS&,F,Ytev,r,ta1xe,,fe Big band, big sound Swingshift does Durham BY MICIiELE YOUNG UCRHAM SrAII Oshawa resident Fred Mildon doesn't like to blow his own horn much. But the m(,)dest and gracious trumpet player has some great stories abut the people he's worked with'— and he's worked with some of the very best. Mildon played with some of the most outstanding big band leaders in the '5th and '60h. including Harry lames. Buddy Rich, Ray Anthony and Lionel Hampton. The musical director for Durham big band Swingshift speaks warmly, and articu- lately about those amazing yearn and the musicians he toured with. Mildon says Lionel Hampton, for one, was a very extro- verted character. "What you saw up on stage was the real thing. not a show. He was also a very warn character. He would make room for musicians who really wanted to play or would help them get into another hand:' he says, adding, "1 was saddened to hear about his sickness mcently: I hope he's recovered:' Other band leaders were more business -like he says, while Ray Anthony was a bit of a playboy and Harry James was a taskmaster. "Everything had to he precise. He wanted every- thing to be just right when he went out there:' But the most remarkable character he performed with was uddy Rich, who Mildon played with during a six-week tour rough northern New York. "Working with (Rich) was a fun time. It was always inter- . mng. He was very flamboyant, but very short-tcmpered here the music was corked. He would fire and hire the nd our times a day. But for all that he was very likable. And lent"! It's impossible to describe. He was an absolute genius. c bid no formal training: he couldn't read music. but he'd lay something once and he'd know it:' I Mildon says the while band would pause when Rich decid- ed to launch into An improvised drum solo. The hand leader would throw himself into the solo, "and tweak a drum stick nor two in the process -- which he would! just throw into the audi- ence before picking up another.- Mildoon says. "We woukd sit as long as 20 minutes. with no idea how long twas going It, he -- lour ban. 1'_ barn o r K.3 bets. Th n he . old )uist aunt the hand hack in, and we would Just have too � is re:ddy" He says another benefit to playing with Buddy Rich was .you had the benefit of being arurdd all the characters he atuactcd• as well as all the t+cautiful women- He was the mowiemalcers' Eodserdh •- him and the other hig drurnimcr. Coe t li rtyln, In fact HAf?6 wuod toe* .o iAGWof tle - ' "pc of 'the handleader' that you see on screen. from those two:' he says. Which of the two drummers did Mildon consider the more talented? "Well. I thought Buddy Rich was much more talent- ed. But then that's one of the classic debates in the jazz world: Who was the better drummer. Gene Krupa o,r Buddy Rich" Though of course they each had no doubts ah• uu who was the better" That Mildon worked with so many great, talented band leaden, and for so long, Is testament to his own talents. It's also an indication of the standards he holds for his own hand. People will have the chance to hear this exceptional hand this Sunday in the first of a series of Oshawa Lion's Club sum - trier concerts at the Lakeview Park gazebo. Mildon promises audiences some superior renditions of classics node famous by thic great big -hand leaders. including Benny Goodman. Tommy Dorsey. Duke Ellington and Any Shaw among others, "People are going to hear two very good hours of music on Sunday:' he says. Jim John, business manager for the band. says the hand's repitation has been spreading and as a result they are becom- ing busier all the time. Among their upcoming gigs is a stint at the prestigious Bcachcs International Jazz Festoal. The band also plays at Fitznchard's Pub the first Tuesday of every month and has been asked by the Lion's Club to come back and play at the Jubilee Pavilion once a month beginning again in September. If you listen to a recording of the hand made a year ago and compare it to their sound today. Mildon says there's a big difT "We've . wally grown. We're hee:om- .— mg very tight in musical terns" He adds that Swingshift has seen very few changes in penonrel which is goxud for co rim%teticy in their sound, but also is an indication of the hand rimbcn' ded- kation to. and satisfiwtiont with, the gaup. '"her than two people. the sari muskamis have stayed with tri. The guys arc very happy:' says John. You can hear Swtriphift at Lakeview Palk this Sunday, Julq ti. The slx.ww rugs IFotn '_ to 4 {1.m. at the hg gazebo. oo, + - Learn to set fire to your poems AJAX — A workshop here Saturday. July 5 will teach s,•o how to write pleasing poetry. The Wrilcrs' Circle o(Durharn Region hosts a loxtry seminar entitled Playing With Matches: tictimy Fire to your Poems, under the leadership of Oshawa poet Steven Laird. Guaranteed to be fun and informative, this workshop Is geared to poetry composition. focussing on methods of creativity which can he applied to any form of writing. t,ost is $.t. :or merit>Lrs. �):5 for non-mcm- hers. The poetry workshop's being heW downstairs at the Fortune Financial Building. 335 Raid-, Si (at FmIcv Avenue) in Ajax. T1e Writcrs' Circle of Durham Ret --ion', a nun -profit organization dedicated to encouraging and promoting writing and buckling. local writ- ers. 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JULY Z. 1"7 --P1ckeripg Al Rivett, sports writer 083-5110 Ktx: 083-7363 That's no stmicky ■ Pickering pair compete in Bermuda cricket tourney $N' At- RI\'F.rr �PnR Iti Ri.r'nRrFR PICKERING — Two teenage cricket player, will take their bats to m Bermuda for an international youth tournament this month. Aditya Dhekney, 17. and Mark Moosaie. IR, of Pickering. will rep- resent Canada at the International Youth Cncket Tournament in Warwick. Bermuda July 6 to 13. The 13 -member Canadian squad will play several of the top cricket nations in the tournament. Under -19 teams from England. Denmark, Holland. Ireland. Scotland and Bermuda will also compete at the event. The Pine Ridge Secondary School students entering their OAC year are excited about suiting up for the international event. And, they're hoping to help Canada do well at the competition. "Canada hasn't really done well in the past. but we hope to change all that.' says %lark, who notes Canada's youth teams have beaten Bermuda before. "Some of these teams play year-round while we only get the summer to play " "We're very excited to go to Bermuda." adds Aditya. "Its been three years of hard work for this." Aditya and Mark plan pivotal roles on the Canadian squad as the opening batsmen. holding down the first two spots in the order. Both have played the spurt throughout their childhood. including the past four years in Canada where Aditva has been a member of the Toronto Cricket Club and Mark has toiled for the Vikings Cricket Club, also of Toronto. The two teens were chosen for the `Canada hasn't really done well in the past, but we hope to change all that...' -- Mar Moosai e under -19 national squad after team officials watched their play with the Eastern Canadian entry at the Canada Cup Cricket Tournament at Ross Lord Park in Toronto last August. Squads from western Canada. Denmark and the Canadian under -I5 cricket team also played at the event. They received confirmation they were chosen for the Canadian squad earlier this year. They joined a large contingent of players from Ontario. with other team members Isom Alberta, Quebec, British Columbia and Manitoba. In preparation for the internation- al event, the Canadian under -19 team has worked out at the Action Cricket facility in north Scarborough since last winter, taking batting practice and improving physical fitness. Although cricket has its pockets of popularity in Canada. it hasn't achieved the status it enjoys in other parts of the world. Aditya and Mark are unabashed hoosters of the sport, each liking cricket for different reasons. "For me. I enjoy it because of the club 1 play for:' explains Mark. "It's a family club that 1 play for, so it's a lot of fun" Aditya says. "I like batting. Unlike baseball. you can bat for more than five seconds in crick- et.** The Pickering teens will leave for Bermuda on Friday. Before leav- ing. the Canadian under -19 team will play several exhibition matches. Today. Wednesday. July 2. the national team takes on a Toronto Cricket Club squad. On Thursday, the national squad faces the Toronto and District Colts consisting of former members of the Canadian youth team. The Canadian team played in Ajax against the Ajax Cricket Club on Canada Day. Pine Ridge Pumas paddlers dragon boat champs Pickering high school crew takes top honors in its class PICKERING — Pickering's Pine Ridge Secondary School Pumas paddlers had all their oars in the water at the International Dragon Boat Festival held recently at Toronto's Centre Island. The 24 -member Pine Ridge crew paddled its way to first place in the mixed high school class during the first day of competition at the two- day dragon boat festival, beating 16 other high school squads on the 640 -metre course. The Pumas also laid claim to the Canada Cup title on the second day of competition, beating the Dunharton Splashing Spartans in a race between the twohuts. It was the second appearance for Pine Ridee at the international dragon boat race. Last year the Pumas finished third. Pine Ridge teacher Dorothy DeGray notes theteam of 14 males and 10 females worked hard throughout the season. which included pool practices in April and training sessions through May and June, two on weekdays which began at 6:40 a.m. as well as one during the weekends. "It was really refreshing as a teacher to see the work those 23 kids put into it:" says DeGray. She also praises the help of the West Rouge Canoe Club which provided the Pine Ridge entry with the boat as well as coaching from Olympic paddler Liam Jewell who was instru- mental in taking the team to new heights of suc- cess. Meanwhile, the Dunbarton Splashing Spartans won their first two heats in the mixed high school class. However- in the final, the Dunbarton 'A' crew appeared to have won the final, but was disqualified after a collision with another boat. Dunbarton coach Michael lotto says the Spartans protested the disqualification and a further appeal is planned. The school's 'B' dragon boat crew raced Pine Ridge in the Canada Cup final, but was defeated by the Pumas. Members of the Pine Ridge dragon boat crew are Joe Kelman, Paul Shwowicz, Pat Finnson, Darryl Schofield, Jamie Bruce. Ryan Sutherland. Colin Ogle. Liz Armstrong. Kristen Nicol. Amber Caruana, Tracee Nemeth, Heather Grimon. Courtney Mitchell. Kevin Menezes, Emma Johnstone. Erin Wheeler, Lenka Martinek. Mike Gilman. David Tucker, Tanya Foote. Dan Evelyn. Brendan O'Hanley, Wilson Westbrook. Jamey Trewartha and Kyra Loftus. Members of the Dunbarton Splashing Spartans team are Sheila Keber. Sierra Keber, Cheryl Kukash, Stephanie Murray. Ahmaud Jaqqu. Derek Byres, Tim Mair, Paul Van Huss, James Kuzyk, Sean Humphries, Mark Baldwin, Brendan Greenbury. Trevor McMullen. Graham Wright, Janet McNeil. Oliver Williams. Jessica Hayward. Stacey Fitzsimmons, Julie Russell, Kim Neumayer, Carol Yuen, Jasmine Halsband, Laura Wells and Nawal Hindi. 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WORK WITH AND LEARN FROM PROFEtiSIONAI S EXCLUSA E PRODUCTS We require Someone Whir: HAS A POSIT[%E ATTITC'DI': IS FREE 170 TRAVEL INO CAR REQUIRED, LIKESOUTINN)R WORK IS NEAT IN APPEARANCE Call At Z.ixby today (905) 666.0018/1 -NO -263-2720 PACE 14 -THE NEWS AP%IMTWlt WMNESDAY JULY 2. 1197 11 a 11 s. 11 ■ kat 1 1 e 1 Fd► 8■1e • 1 p•" 1 1 11 "" ° File w 1 r.R/.r. / 1 1 'I° Foe Pa fat-Mtl11M►R lMM1rYRR/f1-----rifllMRRUR� IIA1p• 'WANorarNim I,pt TWIPLER PUPS f9N PONT" 8000 IT'E CANADA'{ OOMW IM OLIAL YAM 12 R CLOCKS, Visa our ware. be,. nlul, malnhc. loyal wagon. 3 1 L V6. or. pa. no. DAV AND CannioM wide park moose Theme Adw10td In 410 (1461 , R Mace, tow • Woad pyre• p,, 305 -M -SMI ani edea•Ra, 3M ser. HAS FLAG WAVM wmdows. 4 pc both FUM tor w lupnght a 9randj, 19gc. •xt. .lien. ,oats PRICE& 10 CELEMATE. can tore. h In 06110" gena st yyppyda le" RE Wait. LE •s sta1S W Yale �� CaI1434-7071 CONVERTIBLEa. Str•o. large deck. Shed. I you'replEnnKq t0 R oar. nm b wW. Lin, k , vet Ch�dnd. P.. b lot PONTIAC SUNBIRD TRACKERS. A OC et. WIMO 000 Cr GM sell a how Or love a Pic ! IeLtaOrn d doors. Cr Tal " p5) 623-5420 LE. 4 dr sedsl. a cyl Sulo. 11Be VANS. TEMPEST&. 6496 time In an apt.: w Pira. 433.1491 _ gc CORSICAS. SUN &MDS. S � SNt LnE ►UI+E CKC �� arc aMV sNno 1M& SKYLARK TrrNr, we're not InClea6irg REGULATION rn pod My 92.000 km Wry dean CAVALIERS. Ep. 1N1 10.40'. 8.13' Florida room, r3 Ong Wod conrtion, nr:.!red. sate mase p artd Muff W fay Z24 Cox". loaded. auto. Sala' deck. lull furnished. rant IDI you. for yea 5700 Pool teOw I ,ea'• •low Mak ,ea0y July Aslaup &5800 Ptn0,v John pngM. Only $7,9% 1992 F t0 Cone 25 soda. plarardn 5450 SunOae ohl4 5 arc. snarl. loat•r m Ca green gins 200 .476-%70 ahr S p.m. 7250858 A 1 rn . sem. pourq E crater park „sal GREEN BRAE 190$1720-,,., 905 f5.9b ,963 CwMro. x2.500 (905)728-6583to am INl SunikO, 6 DURHAM RD'S ENEDY1Ue AMERICAN Curler Sprat- M'ra•r. avcrMl, 2B. V6. ado �-�� '•,pp'n Ready I., ton, automatic. 107.000 Mma. Seal 4 31.%0 19M Track- IND HOMESTEADER 12 kwOOden sneer Jr X ! ubMam ,n: nooses' 3 blond M• los, loo. Or allied windows, ar all able ent shallow Sale ■ 38 fi mobile home 10 a jo!j only Sapp Pen r wnrod. sporty, c«Weed. 54.2%, 1990 Caauac 20 Faa xoom Full lull 1 i 2 eDRM APT. oval ORCHARDS 1a Many dhr sizes and style{ C ,. n' 1 � kamal. 3750 $6900 Cr1 579-3316. tack bit I Y trr m dkrd or July ,st AI !I Td. ■ Aeopa1.�SN71 content, $10.995 993 As• p,bbrn� Us : 350 Malaga Also 2 Wrm at IM and decks. 781 1993CIIEVY Lumina Euro 'd9e MCKaY Rd HUSKIES Purebretl. no Sedan, 4 -door. bared. cal- Oro ert•ndwd, gorgeous. Propane flora and oven 948 Mason St Start Iron a t„ Unit 3. P.dlamg. Fa mea pa;•°s vet cneaetl. nrst Yep .0 blue interior, ase- only $119% ,983 Ford Elecmc hot water, deck, $5% psi month all lnclu- a c into cal 905 6142093 sh ', 'a" W gc now W,6 'ended war ant Aerostar, loaded. $8.995 ION16 send Near Linds" save No pats Call (905) BROUGHAM. HWY 7 655-4501 or 655-3217 R SUMMER MATTRESSES. 0„ e' Call Laurie 905- kma rory "leen 990 Sunb d SE .Ir moa i Bubeaypeon L.aro 576 72. IT R Everyday value Priced E' J'91 $11.900 csrhheo Cant 1a0y owner spotless message Date 4 pm or 1 bad basement apartment. TAUNTON ROAD HOURS a !'O'n Single $99 Double HIMALAYAN KITTENS. ,905)434-5563 $5.695. 1987 Sureance. WI after 5 pm to 9 pm separate enifarlce laundry. Ira ct29 Queen S159 Fact aO� .,de Dund es o, lore ,gqa DODGE COLT 15 sub. good car. $2.500 Ask for Damp (905) 574 cani air Suitable eat an- y HWY.2 WHITBY R Mawass ,650 I R 8•/sY St. G. our blw eyes. green. Am -'m cas. a Dodge new Contort- 3791 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. P.ckw.^g(Al a37 3e Inters. ,al. w lata new Hurra ale. wplwnp person Cal' N R '0266 CIA Rmgstrwd Short sen•, cerul,ed. Excellent Y 1943 FLAGSTAFF naidtop all mcNvro 1sUtast Cal' $3.650 1990 Crown 7 tent trader. O.CNlent coed- 1905)619-6733. a F OAeK/PI aE WoFUUwRNITURE- 9'S ?85-8021 condition. non smoker. carry pater. 4 cyl auto. beat this um sleeps 6. asking 1 BEDROOM Condo. r READY PICKED STRAWBERRIES AVAILABLE :as g i, VERY HANDSOME Pu•- economacol raked.. coin. 54.9% 19% H n1r pieaseo to introduce our eat ••3 she lie puppies. toname transportation. Scoupw suto. red nam. $3.5017 TaI9phOnw (905) Wasmry'F1wy 2 Pool Sao- 0 OBae' and R'•�sfew tattooed. 1,rst $6,495 m beg der (906) S5.9e5 Certicar Auto 655-4881 ra. A/C. 5 appliances. "PICKING SUBJECTM SUPPLY & WEATHER! Entertamdent Cr1Nw. 155 King S. W., a F7 nater 1975 cant ■ R Censers- sh s Sad° and white in 726-2732 $8501mdnm 1st & las' d a We haw added many naw c,. oar Cr 705.776-5697 OSMM at Ml0lown Mr. deck and shed. con- Available Immediately Call ON R bewoom 6 dining roam asw ,,r Teresa /9N GRAND PRIX SE. 9pd r Raspberries will be ready mid July r"ed"s As Woo w. Till PR. P'S. wen' Cruise can $T4tw*2$96. open sire. 91"1 la Gala pit , a a 1.9EDF°•4035. r IS randoraft canal wv ,rand DWARF RABBIT k era • Tafi. AmFm Cassese recur- µmid U •n hMr10a atom•rs s 010 psDMo. Raa Lake ,•BEDROOM sp& Brock. sraaaaderrsaaarasraraaaaarirasarsessarrrasasiraaaaaaaaserairafree p1eY pe lughnt ,, See Nr- H^Mand Lcp rabbit. wilts try system. 79.000 km - plus balance Pickering parkway 8 &xk. s ngs awrlade w •� 1d11 spots Very Was. $14.500 Cell 68}3020. park fee 655-8577 4 to p'ances. awdabie JAY D Care D Care ArtIC183 Articles µ4'e cad some loot '^- AUtOfnObII6S 40 K. PARK MODEL IOL ts'. $733•um,t,es Call aY ey w an at low ,994 GRAI4D PRI%. V6 (a 1614u-7391 M y. CO,i3Oelataw ;�. fed Aswng 550 oDo p I NE d CODOUr s1 a. • Available • A RRSble For Sale I For Sale p^on 906465 er74. a abs P Ivw P•v�nk. se• Wanted g saps Ca 434.7069 aunty system a -Door, top turmshpd. sw,mm,nq. I,ah- 1 -BEDROOM basement UNLIMITED LONG Oa- POODLES. ADULTS. se• pro, 87.000 ragnway kms. 'ng. no: hall. . S20dwk 10 apartment tea, �snawa 7 M 0 M M M N 0 IM M M 1 sB "Ce caning m Nunn ^a,es. tack 5 brown. $13.900 Lay new. oral $75 to $ 7500 Ion scrap cars rent. $13.500 to buy. iof Cans. newly.pa-,I.1 m INFANTS - 12 YEARS OLD / / A en s I an a t tome pay. SrS. Papnons ,mann. I carter 905683-3020 6 tucks many condition $5,000 (613) 475-5921 small r' car ^9 sale tun Home HOW ARE WE DOING' / ' ^t d $125 For more n- emaN 3Yn ob. S22s veh,CkK 2a nal polesso al motel 6 vie. Ito•;e erwlronmenl. / • .._T tolmI1579-4175. C:,cka, Spaniel female 1944 YAZDA Mx3 Isdv«) pad,Hp. Free Towing Cal' 91 Nrri. 4 E, 1 tip -outs. t last C 5660 mr.74 4 's Licensed M.C.S. S. �TL'6 VVE(?K'NeivS AdrEftsET 1�BC Dopar $ ■ WATER. ,t you an "ory Fee to home can 52000km (extra clew) full (905) 706-5740 pdrppm. a pc Oath. Nr- Mat Cr19055rE-'434 by good bad ;no INtlwr) 5t 7200 nmsnatl. with a, mndrwed Reasonable rates / Fr�rTrtlidt7 rJ Olt OL�7fTtPJS wits the beg ^a0 with ttr bled. snit 385-3671 obo Call 905-40-oeal A i A AUTO. We pay combs. Strad In add(- 1' ReCerfl Bexrble yours. Call .„,,,,1,.,. ,,t�,, �o / ,r 'Dort d yow royal, caw AMERICAN COCKER p9052426211 Sao- $10.000 Cash on m. hotel his sued ndga. FUM /`•-�'.••��yy��yN �� ,•. help Crl tot 4dp. 656- yPANIEL puppies Ado,- app(. Any Candhpn. war tape. wdn 16 h Span 4DURHAMFESSIONAL HOME DAYCARE / •t" ILSEt TY CUESbr6bebw / " j1 or 08 5 .02U am 5 alae. aneaionate. 1 Mmr 1995 NISSAN ALTINI year. Call us wyn". 24 load awning Sews i Move 4 i 509.1207 / 1 BtomOse 4ad R`e'g-+g�)' 87.000 wms.5 hors. 7 days. 30 inn son, $17.500 on Sia Noelle -In spd . air ConOibowg tun toe 9056865003 x905- Park. 705-79}2491 or • / 1. Was your tall answered promptly. k, Pu abed. ansa. power. Ass. eNcoaent 001 708 5234 URT BATEMAN 'End of Ssasm / Articled gInwid. tris dotkad. dowel pa,1 ,mw@* Or+er, (905623-2675. I Bargain G,7r Y' S85C Sol.. lora- / , Waned ' 7^+e -rawer. Can 965- BELLVIEW HARDTOP Corner swt, do, $600. 30 / iYl, 9�Drg. -no" ar. (905) a:7wnum. custan 9 / 509-1075 KENNY'S AUTO 'ant trial., veep, 8. hew. oakWindows. walls and wen to s'aM 517$. mwsc. boby ■ ■ ANTIQUES Abao•utwy. AIR CONC,TIONER. 6 ,,.P,wr. playpen. n,gn. 2. Did the Sales Representative offer friendly, ■ - 'c^a o, Years too. 6 30C BTU's. 5". Can cna,. s." -g" ac) 436 ■ Courteous service? ian, -•,as. great 9487,,9474196 1776 No turn downs. ■ deme SAW. lKhor- - 190$1 •RAND ^ew appkwtn. ■ ,do. 880. al•dra ,call .^ower, t0 h. mm ladar •ice, toys. daoeyw. toy. AM COMMM3.NERS top cal ..e , Wnus / ■ .. k Dorcas. Cts••caonf p .-.'ales Cal ne0en Bowan 6.000 d,, S'45 -COX btu St85 9000 C0n,d1'Orn. 66} c ps,,nnits pod aupar cSW plus ■ > non (905) 065-9049. . 1657 ELECTRIC Frcee Ak S cv dry« ods white 15 cu h weds cream 5400 Ca" 1905433-4019 / / ■ 3. Are you satisfied with the response to �:. pain Furnace bat a 1300 son CARPET BROKER. your adveriisel ■ ANncues WANTED Hous• Can D• taco wok- '00'. NHon tend, tuwn ■ ".,. 151a'eS •. ^19 OEyears Old E,cr Slam rw,em trot For 3 / ■ :ass. halitosis.nd s. a Ont mriaem Asking $375 090 rooms. pity 5369 OCPr."e tin. cads, par" 11114 ■ ..-'f. pen 1940. m CON 190Asking,571.1226 nnudas 30 So yds arpw,Cabnein Sheridan Choy AUTOMOBILES and eannw. oo x !9o5M361720 aau,w owo and 'nslallaeon ,•�, ks carnet tp eaap ■ �.. offs. drMg a Ooh FRIDGE AMC STOVE. Moor' marched W. tiw Fou, home Frye �•' tion m "I hone NO m- / 4 "w'y�.ul0lfa Or COndrorltS: ■ ." :48. OWN cross ow. s50o •a*a, a s95C b for ne cant. rte Pay^•wr o/ Lang. - a 2 A 3 0.Ooo m . •' Sewing ,na hen the pas T•Iapan4 1905,1-1, Van, D,. ,.al wN ■ ■ .r-Cre Cr Jeff r 831-3wo MOFFAT Slow and vw'rwg 217-010 CARPETS - ors d carper. ■ ■ ANTIQUE O=VEM F•.dge Exerwnl condition 10"• ^Holl w Stam r•- 'Ne ■ Ia3.9243 5-50 Cie 831 re, 7 1-" _,W. on nwd I ■ yrould like to hear tror- r�.L 10.40. $3.5.6. tN1 Z24 DuY used wWn'oas VM /oaf lib c. $Papal ow O.w. moa Carp•, 3 room° 1349 P•'a au1o. 54.9.4. lead shad. / APPL. ANCES " . AK DESK _I. SOLID 0" wan intoeing $• co _n,,ws arpwl Pre. •+rum PW 0"1msrate. / It vVryfvl�� ■ i, S,M AppkrKne 905 _ 9.12 g'•o, a c,w•m• onex" 1a cannot. $'Do too Col' nal. test 006-Y !'o no- $W13 care Nanwan you prefer. / please contact ElidleKOb ■ •� .DOING WIRE*s4dt iaw 693-516, CARPETS- T•y shot saw ■ at 576-9335. or 683-0707 ■ n taen wmn r east • SOLID roar rad row slow • OC•. ora^. stain- ■ ;a•4 drop Apps. 42 orbic .. 4n,Act Abo 083-5111 to REC 5 500 CAN 43445M WE FINANCE We p•Y 04MTRAILER 199111 Ny-Lir. EVERYONE Cath On the Spa „< n k sip p sax. 4 loam. '.:'r0'+'^ tow yea Cali i7 n. der wain aluminum No turn downs. 1m 9 Many extras - first title buyers. 1,Wd 24 Iws. 7 do". -,- swwxr Nf Pam• ,do. 880. al•dra ,call .^ower, t0 h. mm ladar a- loans available Cal Ken A'a•'ng $17.900 Vrr g r for bankrupt, 1905) 509.5584 'w'ood RN Pa w. thry.35. bad Credit, no (416) 452.7767 Lindsay Omand r" oke 1-705324-1055 credit. I you (416) 328.8081 work you dove]. ANY EXTRA LARGE •. . Can ftSpecial SCRAP r,t+Cosh-~:•,•�•: :•,•: room's( ,n Norm Oshawa Largi bacon),. oUW (kala Paid Free �` 1985 •.'. A . FrWF h- 'ng $596 a 5695 Ot Wk- ryWF,i,n�a,•nc,e� rc Call 1905M3t4333 or alar sola. nw elle. 9400u tin. cads, par" 11114 'u'�'1 434-7459 gapy malar cover sit Awalab4 Jury Igo Au. Sheridan Choy AUTOMOBILES and eannw. oo gust 1st Phare 905-578 L�. Olds f ,•�, ks carnet tp eaap LO elmen LaaaMrt and hrnrn B4 ckehrl(g A" :onlib- any toga. ornate 619458$ OSHAWA B1oa 51 w 1 (905)706.8498 a ^0 al mer Duman ,9N SUZUK1 GSXR 750 Lang. - a 2 A 3 0.Ooo m C', Pod Also IWC it, ct S w h.w awtma^t, clean tow DQRHAM MOTORS. ro '8Il CMv a r, wad. Pickup .t+ Cr ;C p'oup p Stew .0 riw bwtdrg Clop to 40, lorry -Aim•. Oshaa 905-431. M, 110015. gleno holmr.2 A Go Paving awylsto mm1lrarry From $C00 R•cond,kWteO cwwGT 1990 GT 007 cer'•n. and riwre Cr 405 404-ONI 0,905,2424217 Par marten Phone 905 -SM -0 rho. $3.946.. 190 224 5 Mail CA$N Pool CARS' We VAMET DAVIO$ON ,963 4155 10.40. $3.5.6. tN1 Z24 DuY used wWn'oas VM /oaf lib c. $Papal ow O.w. OBNMAA a- SO) Lrge au1o. 54.9.4. lead shad. mug be m nrawnq o row- naw paint 'moa rwWin. 2 A 3 o•d,m 4O•rf1'•rae aue $3.3%. ,"o son Cr 427.2415 . comr to 479 0ayyi St East AIr mint condo, muse a in elew .ow "p tk.Mrng 'apw a Chni s txrnw ,anti ,n, F,:, Product err awd- ■ or fill out illi$ Coupon - .•. 4 au� $3.M..716. 1990 r 4wlrtAp AUTO SALES � . $1,.900 725-73•E � A IA4001 GOO�y w+1, 3 0,aw«f. 2 PUP- aor I. suit smy budget - ■ UNWAMED, acrde tette AUlonlop,l•S w4OW N add U2S6. VaneGE W.P. Sc••yr. From 3600!nlorwm ►nw .cinds r► two ccoal "arc,724- Swnar account Ropaar ■ and ITlall to:-..owo. ll ris. rat cor,►. I I I s,,_ :"Ned ^•w arca 9065T4.42S5 no ngrwawwq a rat.• n ■ ' s►. can. trm ^nadvt- or Say :+v0 •caw. uAo, 57.904. Trucks Clasiifled �epartainent ■ -• 'nSt,i7+4 �9N Buda Pen axis I tot Salt pea ramir,. rwmr. bola. 2 BEDROOM Ct3N00. n '415 ren 4 Pim hilae Cao and Ix In- 0, ar,ye+unq maty 90 T•np0. rap. 522%. o_ 0rau,4or Tien$$ fEarY, gr4y 'c" ;�sa 0� ■ °ANTED - MOPED. m The$ Vit, PROBLEMS? Down $'S ra 1940 Crary Am J•im Cr (9031576-03 47 . rP"asas tin "rel n iow 1, " and ' far" P.O. Box 481 ■ ^9 Se. .ace. $3.400. lead 1945 low war. 5330 AM los- 9,••r•r'r-ed tAy 19C3a ■ a ..orkwwq corwprrpn. OMilerwry Wont SSOo Cwalrr 4 a . rats. tor, 5 woe. single • all.. pFekee leave• iinaeeape awl 474.4047 call won 431 4040 naw, n�m f x tMi ■ ab5 Farewell St. ■ �Nf,O P as cal SISO mowq C Cry tion p.3Ea. ,9.7 Gaws oT.66 too we"10 o taloa Pr+s oa S~9 ftSO OAC Cars. INdif. C,e,r• 11 ib. 1sN Surau- a w silo a pow Cir► 2547 ear{Om New ■ Oshawa, Ontario ■ 'roar iN, a 1N1 AiarwOy y swat 5 Wood. 5.1296. I'M. wog $6soo CoA • Marina 2-e•DIHOOM ■ COlnp,abef AJO Saxes. Lb 7•a a--- r•e7 Cr,y'« Rs. moa. Ton, 721 Oe/a Npr,m•n' ,r P,al•rmtp_ ArUCNs bargain Prtea'. • LIH 'jLS , nnwes•t +w s.r or «. S.S3 5 w rt. caro. w .. .m a e• eat a I�fw Sale 5700 �� ■ ca .sea axiax7 sal s" 1sa so m•ww ,oar. At. nal Cow a ■ NEED A vEH•CLET Poe SSE. 43.••5. t1N •«alta ..•antic hie. w'9• sv+q• Val CRAFTMATIC , . I 4 Wlcf{ Dmw CLOSING ., Tbrl taflf4tlh0rt R B10 dNailr• t# 0t! S1HOOl$f- ■ • • = •at1 No "rutin^ err. ado. a tb . , gad ►va1•c ..w am'move, tHooro0,n GARAGE ••Dans Adwsl4bie ■ ... »'www durhar^ 7 '„Pts Call lr•oa r 905 4.000 LE. 93.'"o 190 UMC.M•nne Ssles. "-•i1 'm•w•aa•y S•o0, 0 64 M N 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 i -nix, a,r]3a,^- twOYwn ,pingo Ca04ee. /batwlg Did. e. :$ TREK LEATHER ., .. SAIli OF ,-4ee.23► dde C,caea Cyn. Ipae. 164, DODGE RAY . $100.000 m$Ma memo 'rK,YMM (soSRam- rawW cvariers Mtaaao 0{e•rt-4M•. .:. �:M.H is varr:rk.: a ,n•rcn,r.y nw,me+ aye • •nim la7f IOM tirW ad's M0xi 42.E ,tea•• Mnd•d rw. Sl.aac F,. As tprera weal• 2,9. µ9 sew 000rvapw«e .,.CMay1, YYdrllu,g .:.pe $100tp. Now•" w «n rart,ow•aao umsw 1976 LPICOLN Mark V more ,nrormron (905, On SO." al 3• KOOKIOM --•acarol 3OWN,36.00 Pius Ooas 4,e. » $rineaa SE aro (2.716. 4 i-4nd 7760075 IInlM10n. 1!R `ata. .'fetors 4250. IOMa l nit) i4ae0 on ew pooh. 'a.000twn nor a s caw• tae Taepest aro. Mer rrm caw apt ,oar Oshawa Cann to � ..rat am opnga hansom, eM P•Ma IPO" t+u Spa son. 3'000 o D o Cal $2.500. 1900 Ease Try /N2 000" t.ar•w•m Wilde Sales C,anprely r•pecpralad. . ,M4 •PpRTSPAL i 1 •Bo cern auf4rp Iar1'w, $350 Cr 9034011 906p79-•734 spok skoo. ov" and Trrw,Pm crave Sso,: 905-576-0614 00 Sonxce 905472- 086• W 906.741{2, 7 s alba Tat p sb . 1940 SE 3 eL 7Hwo, wawa 655-801101 lana two Sas wNrs ,A11.16n We and aCr•e^ ','•.7 MOT 0i A.AHLA•LE 1917 cloy C.*-. 1 CMM' 4 dOa. S s••ed ,72.JOC "'g!nwaY cant n. maw• 5150 rWkvdk UDUOATION SALE 1a . 24' We 9, , Kay« b. rho. good candor. 52693 221 vow" no owne oomow 37900 0, 00 Thkaepn ROM 'novae Awa4ara .My 1st pwp 1jj apaaF'an cap HER•IE'S IIU•CAP CEM• trade oar owlended tab 'tor 571-2737 COMIUTERi LATEST T Woo' and ec<nsonn r pod 'ridud•1 ,alas a Ian. ora w'M AeMg $t tpp de S. •tax .4}•)550 rano 4000 Hofs /1 om. "rw, a .,sed -h- ,cl OFF S,wwwa eMts b n4 t ,.% 4 0 oar Palter Can 725. WAY CHOCK. •N/ 106-404-1121 1964 IC SHva A.,.r1.-:..: w16Tar J •EOn00M 53'7 VMN aaO , m• 2 syeww . :own des hon $36ink 9d R1aF•f. 1Sv womairy I. 4740 Spnm 92.000km Jr - 1444 CN[W Isla 'an. .. ?Q norswo-vat m•rpdy ing awn Sal d•a Para aurawr mrr•r 47]0 Dai' 7x xa.ds s mar comp•"- sen trades comsiOerW tor- Pia'f49•3'64'• 000µ6.'5y Pakwnng I9M INDC Z CAMAPIO- ew. 4wlomarc, boo,* tor- MWd•d comwm•,cW .^rte 47'70 000 ,s" Son -W 'm9. 3 apD,raraaw 577: M� MOVING SALE vwem Ca AW Poo^. a •6 '9e.'309 T -too, ,Daae , 2e Jct idrd ,9N Shadow toad 3 a 4th r ABS. o r nog Ddb 11' 13 ItOrapOwN p0ce•e0' kw p ig Trades aoosol• Site ainywn•n TOO Me 1. m,«,O • e9kb•6. Ower 5760 Pit Leo 1903)065- we on a wook, low um 906N,.ts76 F•4ertor- 1.> _W ",n aaa, oatee a kms .. wrnal $63JC as s".&a_ 37300 an- AD•okwry mrrurY court No. 1776 9647 C►t7s nal P166 owereiw oua, - t00.000kmf L0aOa0 µloo 1307 dei 5405 W67 NUSOUAnVAlIN11 CPtI'I m f10rA ►'1100 100 wr4 Mons. r1 J, cdwca- • Lost A . ed**d C40 Lueeay (706) see 190 Acdinim tow manaerar Mur 466 OBO Cr 1903) 571.4730 Rog 64US .^ac•,^• `4 11 4200 MANDOLINS bat sae. Ao Clse.aeeorked Or" roan • t Found 124.21% deya. r emaac. 4 etsor nw, am- $I OW MrSN77.ta79 O'D,AV nNsdea t9 s,ow. 3••DIMs APT. ^vin yon a 1,00!•da•la ,n n.•„•r, "ona'on D,t. and million maser r n w- '06R76701,•wwga gents (2900 crreMO 19M 99 Hina o ftxixkd nam. hen• Scam Caramel $19%. wramr io,o $6% taw calor mar/0rf Mr' ky,n from 31% c~T condlsa, MG) MM CNEy CWDrOy Ew TraW. 4M aulornra. aD gena awno. bloat •wc• Good W.ng. r rrMws Paw entlet A 'wan sm thon rider a•9 Used ma. Call Joe 14161 411"M S79 -MN FOUND - _ ray i r- .n B•r k'•9• 3130 caw eem oar pt hD, f3w eporl stanon FW fele ,0p '24k. fxa00 awe- ' Trailers .�UkgMrng woos wtlena. s,LbO•d 6930 Pe, maim ^•r ".� •.otfr Jtwr 10, te•d.d E. w_00-doM MO 99. Twrua wagon . DL ••apt. mMy rm1N. $'L.300 Awr Aug , Cr S7t O1 t0 MM)4307440 "ampul I t?anrae con- ^•r e- Gardens M ba••0. Goa 33400 con .co MM) 0"434, a705 -177 -tab W. 164 Marts RC Gre, CompUtN COmpLltOrr raynbn Rts Cr S7•. IaMO. Nr wtsoMe 43700 6FT F1•IIEIiLA$S 301 CORDOVA RC • X 10 TRAILER Cr nPy mrwwtM r owl 432 Er, 37,-O77JaNe.073p ,97' vnDWLER - I Yideo ' vld.o '377 clrakW. eat 4ts5w.s 99$0 Craw Pickup NO 'ayr 23 It peeps 6, r «m orf. 34o0 Cant M.'F OSHAWA. 1 A 2 aaeoom Ua23•B 1905)497-3059thwin LOST s,nxd cony k. o. tM0 tial• a,anP• GL •» ' 2 ,or sus4 3Va. srrwrweas. 90,0 -co-ta fid tap] !' ro-s o mon n. Aouf AJAX :qua, a low BWL 01NINGw)om •e&mw WEB DESIGN '.rtOY cal tw.,wnn4 male- Cprwal'on why loa0� awl,. "e- los 311 x 3 Va. � oto aatl ia300 coo 9800$7w ^renal w 416. k.e -•iw Dwe res. mrsvng .env 2'. 36600 oft. 474-2773 ^g pYkag. o•9v PM tory, will Dew ,0 p W. cam, Rate Dr 200.000 IYgnway kir" Mak King Cry Trill) - ;;. I -lµ7. Phone late. u+683-•407 ykM a x,: t r . now 5�� .eery "42725142 _ w`� $2730 r . or OM 905.777•x260 (CsmpPm6) "� rM 9mom"? ANAZOG BEDROOM set 5450 used twice). asking Home and Web page Creation Hyper pejr 623.7255 Nerapn f9µ TEMP Ta,r1N 2411. said woad !"Pi d,n f+500 was slen t2 poo link and Server Storage I.-STREWRE WOOD" 740 MEFCAMY COU_ SEUR NV99 skw, 6 nice, ,ay. -I •.- r vMA� o0 ri /Wm rted on. !myr top 5794499 T L..S' danme art A■ ill 4"span" 'ent K basem4m span- mrrom, eon, a mw•rs �'w_•f Cer --d 'She"* r G/1R, tow awgh MOP• CALL erlent eorn0,00r:, ar'nq AD Y1td 5M10d ^iw' K. mrun paryoP eat a kx7a0ar0. 1/i poo REteIpRE 1Doco BTU A,r Cilli John Duarte S; cce` Tormarlwt m Uw- so,na CMM. teal mew !A s7Eoo Phcmo 906721- «�'APA■1■MMA %.-pals. npn-smpkang $900. Chnt•rlwb 579- _:,^d :,c -r 1,M mw at 5140.4 " c,or 1' ,cwa Pl•re caw will ntaaKameO sew. 66s.1"�7 177' a aM-pltpmr 905 3500 wino mckides Wild- OraMw are mom ROW -W + 435 -WA. or "~a& SM and and caOM. ties pail., loco 5200 Cak 5789975 `J16AW5''2 C ditd $3750 4463722 705.70-1516 Aug IV 9064140670 ^9 i 11 �'9'°N'"""• i 1 •'�101m"M"• i Improy4"dRla i Malting i � Moving i • , Flooring • Notts• rim Mouse • Party • 151 tParty WOfe9• Storey • CarpMYtg • Chrwg • Clwtil■ • Sevigs • S•rips CANDO SOON GENERAL CONSTRUCT RENOVATIONS INC. � Serving Durham Oak mm mlel' on Siam 1975 Region 22 yrs. NO PROJ?C'TTOO SMALL Additions, sun decks, • Kitchens • geeemnRe • Windows •pope patio doors, screen 8 • Botrdoomm •Eta. rec rooms etc. 905-686-5211 3E Free Estimates 576.5760 AROUND THE DEL ZDTTO HOME wood tel" • 1 • Plumb& CAND ■SUUAB MS 25 yrs rp•1iMoe. gfOstlMa 00 speciew Free $SWANK DAM DOCK w i m w 9A4tt■• • • CN■dNouo■se KITCHENS i Decks - Cham Link - non • room Mov' i HAMOVER HE• CABINETS DrWa NOMs - Sr Posts • SIOrl� MOVERS NgUSECLEA1Mt� Custom designed. FREE eafmoM• •9e Abate 1 c s -tor. we plias IADP Call Steve DOUG CLARK Ei Driving wing wwSi'.h0017 "ry, workmanship the, a( Free esfOli�l4 906.604'6077 PLM6 IAKA NATIONAL se"'"z ds"cunt. Senn hon W and with expeneince. Gardening Save K ,,,ppge App artcs • / 1 Wld•c4pi„g • / 1 lal,d3pp;Ry ALL SAFE PRO DRIVING SCHOOL 6At tired. Lioerlsed .Insured, MOVING SYSTEMS n.e sores Buy 9• 414-724.171& Will own 416.822-2535 repalrsA alterations, nal! g or small. M-ed ado staage spec low rales. Cal K•IT Offering 4 day approved driykq coarse ter new bathrooms and dY rats a.a. able ComprabN manktwo kswm•a disc -at. � AND Wit Tales Cay 432.2650. 416284.6814; 416• JULY 7 - 10 FEE f279. L renOvali0f15, pump MONTN D6000NTS. 7167390i Also regular Loll offered If you bon n a frwrid ■UDO" no= CARPIEN RY repairs. Resdental Cal. a cw 411, Alq■CAlNIO i OMo/MIO F 1 YaPRovamm3 '■ time estimates. house FREE ESTIMATES Comparrxe Rata you will reawe a extra Basement Apts.. addictions. Darer trlLf. 16 YRS EXP. Free Estimates MICHALSKI CALL DAVE FI• art fie cog al ymr ce•rse. Rec-room5. plumbing. decks, M wok. floor n- 905.723-7179 MOVING / 1 83 � w70• 158 HARWOOD241717.. S •2111, AJAX. W n9• 666-5172, 25 HIRS 14*0453-7750 H"sas A a•' ens On. A'dddlons.elecDcal, st%W,o^ baseboards 1 -SOMI -2383 t'"es A"oa..cesand "PERFECT GIFT FORGRADUATIO%" drfwal, oni shwas roof repairs. wan" Sw-a1'sis Sento, • Party EM • H•ahh (905) 8142970 and M, .Monro Or- ceramlc almg 8 MOVING SYSTEMS MOUNTAIN .L enVd, n. CEDAR TREES counter t alta Jr' MovBIG SrSrEMs u'.0 L c for hedging,• vier • BBauty Ops • Painting r1 we n1 'Hoa ri'1 stared F' -'e Esumsse► s ,5 yrs EV. • flecorebrlg "� Eeceuent serve•. wholesale SELLING YOUR call Marla sw^e,e rr.^,s Call 436--795. T rices, fresh RABi1T A natural moa to (905) 619.4663. Faaagrg. swap aid nes -.- prices' WIAat'I'■ VMM lox weight and/or p1.416 660.4663 and adaions TMS PAINTING aysaoa Senn,ama -xxir dug delivered, tong Magic Fa improve your i� ( ) Quality replacement & DECOR a"arn F•Nes-,Oh E___3 P 13 healthonowellHOMElanlin extra. CtdltesParsesit tows and doors 571-0755 nced AttlAll Octose &being is d rough Interior & E7lenor 1613472 896 Heaven sent Herbs.European Workmanship 1-888 491 6600 bvn Hare a Own man Inquire about our HOME SELL IT NOW s e1r14s. GII Edd• Kelly RammertrOfltrae 769 Fast' dean. � etc•6tM4"s Certified Herbal FOR SALE PACKAGE CALL 9Q9 7695 retade service Nom- .SQCL� Prartitionrr 683-0707 f•■OD•668-07'52 420-0081 CALL 683-070731&4.x39 14161282-7305 vl3-V / Q% awwwwwwwwwwwwwasiall OR FAX 5792238s13 8A9�07OZ FAX 579'2238 THE NEWS AnYERTISF:N WEDNLSDAY JtnLY 2, 1717 -PAGE 15 MMII•IM• RMI � � � For li/nl J 11 a A W,kw I J . 1 R•9 1{ • 1 ftpd tm • 1 Auetion• • 1 Auctions • Auctions 1 b 2 bedrooms, irrantOdiefte, 3 appliances and blinds, MON. - FRI.9 A.M. - 5 P.M (905)571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 8 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 ap- pliances, underground parking. 55 FALSY CRT. MON.-THURS. 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. (905)683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED THE SUMMIT PLACE 1,218 3 Bed Apts. • MOVE -IN INCENTIVES All Util. Included In - House Supt. 8 Maint. Rental Office: Mon - Fri. gam - 8 pm Sat d Sun 1lam- 4pm LANDLORDS H H`H. pt' Durham 6116-2861 Do you have a room, apartment or house to rent?? HOUSING HELP DURHAM can refer potential tenants to you! We list your unit on our computerized registry at no charge!! AND Our listings are distributed throughout Durham Region!! (905) 686-2661 COLLECT PHONE CALLS ACCEPTED A Mnrinr K ,...E FUNDED Er TIREFF IRS AND Of of ■/ (t�J•i(i MUNIGML AiiNES AND NMKKNG ak•.ts ANO THE REGION OF DUItH MM SWIMMING LESSONS Private $40hveek 5 lessons at 112 hr. in own pool South Ajax Please call Catherine 686-8423 • Business 1 • Personate Business pportunities WORKING PARTNER wanted ^,95: i, 1a,1 IWtl 9rowmqFlApn"krit mudelinRmlentae motlern •quio-IVATEe,d. mgreal murrilial *�busy all Cu, rent owner fl of\rF look,ng In' so^rore to tales over up,.r' his eteemem Fle . 9964 Oshawa This LI'VGF:KIE week- PO env 691 a Ontario INTERIOR DESIGNERSHERS e awd' 51ad you own pro- fessronr. Inleno, design Dusmest. eri "-no drapes 721 Nktir til. w. ares blends Compete trait. Oshawa Ing provided Or, -,.it M1nr, support ncm nations tam- 194151 723-0335 Pa Do wn. ypy anloy and make on.y at Ii ral Small '-vestment required Toa Free 24 1, pe -record. ed message ,-999.764. 4536. let 5009 L -ad • ompanions 7pponLk'iy +, your area LIQUIDATION SALE nod an^. ac%ersoes all SEPARATED MALE 574 OFF YMvas aaD lex w 50, tis. seeping female. l Townhouses Townhouses � VALIANT PROPERTY � sale. Phone 905-2649 I For Rent I I For Relit I I Privak Homo - 1�3 MANAGEMENT � �• a / 1 Coming Event 005-570--162-6 AX Oxford Towers. .:aprtmenis wen STRONG FAMILY 00116 to elnepprq. "- �'''+� Two ENVIRONMENT SeDIm„'bar H[. Large 2 Dd,m ads m ^' 5919 Calf 993-9571 Oshawa Easy awss o '30p. ad, stnegh. Ax. newly rsnOvated 1 Great CoMira, '* oasmmedt +oars- les Al By OWNER. KaSSIge, S grow. North East Dttice 8 :;'taws. 3 bedrooms. In- CRU151N CLASSICS CAR ar.ed iso room won tgcW. CLUB STH ANNUAL CAR baths. baring onto SHOW. Sur A- :7 Soh bit $1.9.900 ,905) 949 Shores Mulaxith tR `.;b-7496 rise n°rn, a Mwy 7A. on ] lledroom. :aumavSrm- 1`11.9 Rd 7 5cugog Is- „rrWga. i•Hw is -yt stye bvngaow. dou- sloven, ween- rnW9e•slMe. Cal - lain Draws. Prem Lo- direr. perk.tq. tap .n- (9051721.4/41 ..,•., aid„0 Role a Propel y By OWNER. KaSSIge, S grow. North East Dttice 8 :;'taws. 3 bedrooms. In- CRU151N CLASSICS CAR ar.ed iso room won tgcW. CLUB STH ANNUAL CAR baths. baring onto SHOW. Sur A- :7 Soh bit $1.9.900 ,905) 949 Shores Mulaxith tR `.;b-7496 rise n°rn, a Mwy 7A. on ] lledroom. :aumavSrm- 1`11.9 Rd 7 5cugog Is- cOURTKE - 3 bedroom land ",I Perry East is -yt stye bvngaow. dou- &roes caraway 1st road Lve car 9ra9W, payed - lain Draws. Prem Lo- e. ori stn Crimes plias. G -vi . Crafts. ..,•., aid„0 Role a Propel y Fade Paan ^tl vrwMaW a As.vtq 11,49 900 (9051 kaid9 I'l0 Anel 3.,5.2692 5.33%ava. 90}9651799 r Trion -a No pats Sapp . . Aug t 101.41 a.'a.i red Clow o GM $600 D7 no.th Plus Mmes can Townhouses Dttice 8 !OURTICE . Tnils Rd n. 2 year old quaky Will 705-706.191 410-2112-57541. 3C-0mi •Aar epi" 17 QUEBEC Sr. ae bma°om apanmant tar I 1 FOr Rbf1i I I a • R tail Spice il.afm+en hart on 46X,+4 at wren Couple full Personals VALLA/LE IMMEDIATE- r ^ Ankmy Apr Wnnarn¢ tint. �i.i'cde enol �"� �`•� KSO ' hvro' let rn0ne' ] lledroom. :aumavSrm- SMALL OFFICES 91 9 rig paved orn'e Fikknn, cer, ''err. garage door opm"- r:rm. Go SaW W n ca..oue, cRianrpaed, nwiny `�� ""O' gooda im toe. 5 appii•nces, per- 905-839.4727...Dick iv M Si TARIO ct.ONE NUMBE1 N RS balcony nvredia 571-3229 S. Central Pickering S.nes does. -"- :ot�watga 3 I>tIM 2 wed P4CKERING VLLLAGE: W.sd Iito w vs"es h: .dmiw hfsylml lerrw, THIO bedo . f639:mo., FglaxridA lig sea -94121 Freestanding 9 s^o+er Kao. rrtcsd yard 1.900.415. 5566 .ae 253 S349imn touch ion•. to nv p.n 1 b.Oroom $en. next male, �ndw.d. pay NW pick" 1414 7 Butiding we Must ties $,64,500 }air, Baanow 434.11000 rye 7-ea•oorrr. ST75 3 bed. own "i Pmn. oarie.le rooms. 3 o.d,00ms. 2 Menu of services elokr .:-i, 723-1265 I•A^ S.W. Cal 630- liscilLtior n rtes OC aria Myown'136-41 pains. gwa;p fenced FUfrllstled N' NONOIIOM / Niel FULL ;' fa MM July I V ford. a vixio oy $9501 aidisable OSHAWA IMMACULATE 3 b•oviov, or'd' tun^ T. CFULL :ENTRAL Done.*. n• erh Wwd q. a.g. 2- WaIR/r .030 DurgM SI north plus ut,40" Awl able Aug 111 905-031• raprNN. double grape. .' ^.iv., "int- bided. •, ,fie. cwww vet G (� BODY odes. 1 oiooi 10 Set. " Ceras SM SOUTH- -•iT OWw ktCs•en. 1{ E ae p•droom ap in a- plu. !tont and her 9erde^ wmw Nes dmca. teen. 111•'9 Space / Cottages I for Rsn1 '2 base. 1 'at red bei -•rt. vrgo,.to Iwo. 4 o MASSAGE CALL � nxxwie Alen a sSso a.a, not Peds L.untry. I For Rtbrlt downtown Wrkmy 700 sq n li". or 1200 sq. n. $750 us . Cas 43037% diarita• $,54.900 111051 7?3la95 72191" 'sues; 726-7344 434 prong. M ,rtcs,Wa. son A press -time by calling this number. I.v. w.-.4 nag pk•er 112-S 107 ; .Pert- 905-5042036 WMT/rT ae b0apm b.E ror ren: n 11- O.- KAWARrNA /as.Ign torr � D.re,-,o^• 4k.A--,^n MINE roan dWPWa double-' graq. dao. 'ore0 yW. 191m -fawn -.. -h It- - t. min Ilpp, awo �r wail anla+ied Wk" mr,v,u. -tae• for Nil coc.ag. b.a Mw yak. 'e" P•te'eo'olgh .iart viii. cemrr. MV ^, ^sy.'rM4w_ Really Ud 605- 14.11 a s,mAW 579• Good 1..V. se -Mi ing, boat school. Watt by GM. Mary St 725-6{45 PIM RDmANCE Nes Airrkbre w9-�n 6021 Leve menage 'air. 61111,.4«, fres 4N Call 3uC.;•.7s,6 M- CIO 1qS-426- tirMT/v. ONE 0.4- eeAwtd 14N"77 tt59 OFF all KM - En 3016 13 39 re• •hvt 336 Dae.rrent apahrent. s6n 1 ROGm• I BANCROFT, pawaah POOL C�v hnnmc. "iar Arid cotl .IMmr IIEAYEeLLT PSYCHIC ,ARM KAUTWUL re ml uRw aeR abed Arg 1. for Rent LIA. "O.ded W14N rr tarts tier eir4eled, rr°k,M 9299 'a• M nrs ' .droan quant Work M}T{641. Ione tor,. seer pear. t.7.a t upgrades. on 11 acres r 900.451-3711) D4iy HaG- *,Rift a'�1 Reveal y ata. be44,2• A.:AX ROOM ... r :.•Woo,h_ N.Pat. -m. porn and shop AMmq scow 1.9004'7.7770 OarOM. Peril tleee H00 "o`hwy 1/IRi/r• Corr t bed- der• qaW Nor•,. ^.r GO MatWrm 7245076 0 $1911.000 Air 6 Pr• 17'03, 35 00 24 nn, . n .tsk,Wit Awmapl• Aug room 01HIM .1 461 faun. Shale r •sPN.n Min one (613)33►ri$o From $ori 277.250{ MEAVEIILr ►j,ICIIIC NOn empW dry Cea rig p,mdata. inwwWnwer DreOr,. 7125 mato rt°r•- JW }12 Aug ton WHAT A •EAUTY. E.K s29mmn ,9- 24 hoes 23-50M m Peds "Rik" `hatred ${00 Cap air {ped 571. 'Mali vtp. Mil nrrrred OWFsn GREAT ! and le,•WI ng 4 purr., p.'n 9.Oii4 1.900�45:.3'a3 DALLY NfTar. esODb/w 1 hal Mf a Aawa: ria•yv Rc. Lae. 2Oiw hum troean .tea i Cw esti. Svna.n lin a Ln .res M. 'o des itoRoscoPE ,•eoo•{n cess. �Gonaeten. o^•.. Wet+ ..esti .n M yd.•• CM clew• areas•6 roan ?,r.' 1d,A hdrr *W 2 6 a ..aeon* Cyon •red PMI m00 can n7p 116 0D 34 hd,.rr { N Ck,d.d. air Own none i0r rr Use, W earMOP•n -he. sandy be4Kn, ptM4ount. 1909) 4F4910 q ww iS)'A MAW6Mr MYCaeC M- - • • { �`y -lint Weng 31125 431, Ma' man you Cal and W -d" let,kI- C. ahNdle,h'' e,d9,a,n. DOM a WWTer •RK:K INJkW- a..•a 7h. -.•ride -lied313 cWNre 900.15,-7703 • ar 430{604 S. D... H.vipc► Sws Si„rieM Bary Wa Non-sMpY.r $60 Dar kenNSmO Moor Low tire. R Sri,•ry C O IIIR. LOW. 'Jct wainW 1t j2„ pa 114 M. is NEM OfNRWw L:.niw. 7 " n96t1 LN 6647600 (1"11 are 4{{•3201 LARGE _A N KU I .3 N96-2so ON KOl ,vp 31 M 900 Thr.. o.Oroorh, hardiarwn mss. rt„ a. yrs. ->oorn ap r .wan yes 32111 a 19 0 61 110 417 1 1 t.,.~ rOMi rim cape. Doe p,tlee S 17056942601 c,Ow o suioaw 9 e'6 /OREO QMT1Rp a: da� 1690 ova . V., as 19051 636- I Houses I OC WY+. n mttecMv heels Non-enwlia. S40(y mlw. I / fklMi I S_ Ao, s Moue► Sr 6 PhHOUSEWIVES �s a 900151 3--- m.t 711. ,.59 For Rent ,IV~ Avai.00 reed► vac. pAnm WIaT/y Rome • -Nw e4 $]21'mm. 'rW a ,e T. sally 420-2196 pua. ., o.aroOM ere IORi3- OSHAWA .etre i'ae }Obm 1-D.m' wed LARGE ROOM n wcv- .-• CLEA AR CLEAR WA7ER AKEA. 3 •'gin Mai,ite -0 .11 � :losal. 3 112 bent'. .b -- MANDOLIN MAN. 'de•e.- .. an¢ ergs Osorkmm . $' 'A ACsei.,:e A!1or;apr hum. P-ei Wm. arkmg Mxft g prsori r, •aTER pyo I.rA,al• tied. P„ama• yarM1 srkow". crkwsOs. 7 Ca ' •w clue. prsup M i{49 Mortal wNr IRMTT :'4krf.a Prdr.nng. ilei aawmr +tow Fes rib ro 7okr�aee mW,rY yp9r epee .ca 5do. d„et. a n/ bent Call Joe r .7.11 Des a. All tw a Aug ted OWN 7hDU11 NOIYa Yl markt a AvalaOle err- n,Ma. 4120-433 o veal Photos WS `^"" Nouse 3Woaye 1.3 PM U Mprrwig Olay Ge. 304M '•�� .I $p615Tf$OM FM a6/3JMTM ]M 432-n7, No a9•'ns IUVE AMC WLLsON. SC+nCavme": ' $htfed CLEARWATER - 2-ded. PWm MOONUGKr tongli 2 -broom • sig pasmg $len n- ,,. 4. Aa dw. Aub M �',Ztagadeau7;ylc' r*Medi 1.051 571-{273 I 1 Accomod60on ,Qom ..ro��. lanry Plus] h.a,w Poon. '010Z ^""A" 1O �' Cam I Tradr Sus ESCORT sEflvlcE .W. MS)436.94Y 1-600-6410-4275 BRIGHT _- . , rel u+ 6 MO's 'M0'Mbeort Fyd- aloe $275 Wkly 905 - Ni Caw INE 890ffOOM 0611E Mark ittailsN7 'a'T. tea^. Paas, hisrhaY 4347,H -_ Maefe.uk EMOM "^' •plr,ntant n.shy Sales Rep SuI:Dr So" veered nome Cable. lk - RED -.k ! ,+ -ESORT - tar aN occu mI< . led rig len code W E,cel Reay V cola. o Oahw Cat- CLEARWATER.moo M t-1, OaMosrdu^d any WC" .4 $65C ovald, VkA« red "Ric tranat No fulfil ta.rn.sned r, eon• dcuw own on ole Trwrt 24 firs. 7•flys Pill" rip +,-O•as S.16Opw Mo (lust boned ,wrrrh.runt newt Large spaPots Wks Fa ... ;via. 634-0257 1560 JAYWIN CIRCLE. an'd lest 5'43616 ""bhuumm. OOOle. her %A hook-up r N 3675 2 end 3 ala-sAM )NE. any taro b"OOM P,ckwmg 3 -Dam 1-brh LIYERPOOL/•AYLY. waft BUI Peaces and Map. oral• acPo27 S360we P_con14 hoe ki R.c nal. f10M. (Mnrtgescores) sa,rkglech ld 11023 wbb" Awl .-MO Cas ro GO and 1� am 'Nta Share 2 b.rocrr, apt EM, 004 t1ih PholesIosl Poor, poo. leY 3-N A"Aable antenna 'n eon a O. 116444.rAl Pe" puha pW No as d_ Your 19011106] -SSW sor•1 hin fo.erip. good eMtq 4136-0007.106.77430{6 n-V.a W 7?}1009 IOD9 ] /EOROOst SEMI. 1 72 Pea. +ton snekW 31151iik S � I•ACIOUi Wee mkki- bMht. fined Warrent. Park Rd SJPhdrp Mrrey ,soa t Cao 6147021. 4209tri 1 1 PtisaftNNW Money Mon ,.-«d 2 rig 3 OarOorh It's Awe Y 900 ahnd B11e .0 ST sable Wan warm red Clow o GM $600 D7 no.th Plus Mmes can WE OSIIAWA - giant h�,ne y � 9m •w.' s.O.rW Far S•I• RAM METE NEVER to Lend Jay7Atigua Find. :.sets. pans Provided. (706) 292-9717 2 p_ ores. snare •r o1 'RARE OPPORTUNITY—, int. 723-7566 .:u o tlawm Wtoppap MIME PICKERING Iota- hones Lawtry. nOn- Completely roes ,ea as OBTAINING A LOAM r:rm. Go SaW W n a- sena Pod. ar-coria- swilikr. aadeek July let. new. 2 a 3 otox om own - S NOT GWR• ..a4d Cal 7264993 monad. 1600 w. h. Dlua. 4]44672 nooses ,in a new SO- AHTEED. SOME )SNAWA - 2 baboon, st2001mo • ertlea IW P4CKERING VLLLAGE: iwric s 5500 dawn 9� COMPANIES C,S July 1 Ocggency. Wt AleAable A+99R Cell Ing. t -b% -,u y "onr Peat hal 335 ocby, v* CHARGE UPFRONT k' ange Locenons q 905E87-1551 PnvW rvvtg rpom Shared to quill FEES. OTHERS I• Ou Stockwell ADOY WHITBY - 3 bedhoori lot and bad, Laundry. wGr+•kn' Sairial Cokaasa GeoiRMR Re- DO W. R Is .:-i, 723-1265 rraed lx,ngalOW Lmrug, Painting$40 /Mo negob. rig 7211-9on SUGGESTED THAT N' NONOIIOM / Niel arrtg. NnwYnxxi 2 ON'a. _ OR, k/Looking YOU !INVESTIGATE office (1•bedoh, appliances. urr/vac. RIANTED: 50• aducmd 1111110 T11� y aN �P�' � raprNN. double grape. working mr.. ion-srnokar. III, BEFORE SIGIM/(' OrN«iaoy Tait m 40s look: v'9 to t^ hdaky and hap. per teres in wont ie r- 'at,~,p. In good health. Arks out. Wsonaple. _deed attractive. En- nis !ravel. goon muWc. mows a m«• Pfiolo a Phpe a appreciated Rep- ly Oshawa This Week 665 Faraway S, B. 48,. his 996, Please read your classi- fied ad on the first day of publica- tion as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error. SELUNG YOUR CAR OR TRUCK? Shoa-cax it across Durham Region. can Classifieds u 683-0707 or fax 5-9-2238 i .777 •7 erm Tin Cw"Von 6 Pon Perry disldem0 004-2615 -7 r ado ..ar ! t,. U'm aro 4mi , rvs "al n teem' ... Featuring nems from an Oshawa esw,e plus m clusions. Sake lea include round Wit table. se oak chairs. lam cupboard, oak dresser, Emplrt desk. Empire dresser, maple pedestal table photo oak sideboard, oak ice boxmahogan chest. drop leaf table. walnut table:. 6 oak chairs china cabinet, burled walnut server, plus lob and lots of lurnaure that requires assembly. real handyman's sale. Auctioneer Maurice M Jones Brock S Seven Auction 1570B Highway 07. Brougham Ph 905-686-4620 to consign. MacGregor Auction Centre. Bowmamille Sunday July 6n*. 10:30 a.m. (Viewing 9:00) Take 401 to Waverly Rd.. North to 02 Hwy., East to Scugog St. a North 1 km. Sundays auction features a nualmy sew•,•nn of antlnue5. Collectabies a housendkl effects in- cludnig 2 harvest tables. large A small. Duncan Pnyle. parlour a drop Bal tablesmust. dressers 5 -.nests of drawers, vamty (07501. diningroom sec large china cabinet, what -not -shelf. buner churn, mist chairs a rockers Stickley. Hoop. back sets a singles)- Did pine lumber. hockey ants, WIaMY C0110Ctables lboftles. gW55 8 chl nawood boxes. old pictures etc) This proves ry D" an excellent offering of articles from the oast to present. rare. unusual a useful. Someth- ing tdr one 6 all Note 10'30 start time. Call for all rw auction or appraisal needs, your k)ca- hon ,, Ours. MacGregor Auction a Appraisal Services. Mitre MacGregor C.P.P.A. 905.987.5402: 905.623-7919 Auction* at Wartier if Auction Hall Hwy n Colborne Tnurs Marriage spin t""Se full line furniture. app',ances. etc 1 yr M FF Ir -age a sic ve auto wasreridryer, solid oak modern Dedro,,m suite w,la(Ap6 dresser S Wing mirror gennemens door chest. 2 right stands a matching headboard --h nearly new Do. a marress eany new SnowblowBr, table a chair sits schas sectional VIa plus houRnold articles At !re same rime sr:cvnd auctioneer selling outside wagon '111 ct tools some am collectable etc No Reserves. Sant starts 6 pm. Sat July Set Sale. es,ale ;I Ar Ca of Beleodle condinctu,le,g his 1969 Cadillac .n exci lwr; -never smoked m Or whnt- driven yxcellenr conrhlKin. Diu3 house- hull V100"Qn ant a mrJd- er^ hoe turnisnrtgs. Victorian marOkf top sdir- br.ard. ant 9pcornate rvainil Smrtq •m s..w Giooard solid wanut rea walr.,, G,ota,ci Dw1 'xm surto. other S,gned ant walnut ue,k:om 'w�te to original and eacelkenr .urv1'hon. games :aDr, Victor4l Will walrklt 3rop 1*at table w ,,-d legs_ otner Vna11 :able s v,cronan chairs , ".ryes corner :hair .,If, neadlepilin seat walnut ladies knet-hoe desk 'roof mode. a p,,,rable cokok TVs W,re rtes. .•ds motor Cy CM auto wisherdryw. nearly new smab cM,if !'eelr. good lkyemmowef, ant Plessback lock 17 viclortan rocker w,up"Witred seat. g,ngen bread cock. 'Gone With WnC- :amp 2 Rryal ....nim. J Finial pOuman tnpy Mugs &:tr saws • lama quanuh.s small ecu. us Pa,>1nr., •, warlls. etc household articles. small a "Nes No Rndres SOL sok Starts t0 ant. Vtw a Or, Inwac. Caen. Ch @4u•. Gary warner. Auctioneer t105.3ss-2106 CONSIGNMENTS AND ESTATES WANTED Low commission, payment next day. Sales every Mon Tues and Thurs. at 6 p.m Antique furniture, applianc- es etc Owner and MYLES KING AUCTIONS 33 Hall St. Oshawa, Established in 1960 725.5751 723-0501 Sat. July 5/97, 11 a.m. at PEARCE AUCTION SERVICES. 4995 Simcoe St. N. Oshawa, 1 km. North of Raglan on East side. rg'cnl sale wit ar adara furnnuri '; Canadian glas r oges, Royal Dou ay5tal, racing bites. o8ic Chairs Goo DLI,arces, lurnnwt i,llr^,10r dolls. Icy! Iw^^10Wef a mut Pearce Auction Services 905.655-173. AUCTION BARN Friday. July 4 at 5 00 pm 3 Miles East of Little Britain on County RdA c m3dern :-,a^og. 0edloom Sade. �I t walnut end 'Ac oak dfe3ser, ca• .,,r chairs. organ 2 door refrKg- it^,;f S 30m electric ,.• Io29e°g stamp J G :lock alnpnd AJr. , Ptc,v sod �v SAS hidge. 2-doar ..« milko W- a^^r`d e 20cl, IT �I=ck -'J Sat-11,M:ap-9p .,, 'Shp Hug .a:r^a rigyosunc 112. "Ong tawn-' *, ,e.cellent IGn' 14 NIB ., .. ground pool +,Mess r'uCk :ap �r till site turd it .. ' X0 comic ... �a. -.mote con -model boar. 2ti- P.r'.ts;;n.c Portable . 1r) -Aoe:u su "' -a^tier plus a .ar,iry cf chinJ. n.� S �GIM:txxkws Don a Greg Conned Aaactioneers RRS1, Ldtk Shifa. PhorelFas. 17051709-21.3 TO ADVERTISE YOUR AUCTION IN THIS SECTION PLEASE CALL b83.0708 GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS appear In the Classified Section and are paid advertisements. They do not run In Milestones. You may submit picture and write-up at any of our 5 convenient locations - Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa, Clarington or Port Perry. For info. call: 683-0707, 576-9335 or 985.2511 ve Pay table. Pat" $1200rmo Pu. No pats looking ler roots Call tlwe ANY CONTRACTS. RAM METE NEVER ' :auryry leaspes. 723- Jay7Atigua Find. 1139-3589 a leave phone.. - :X . ; .. ;, int. 723-7566 WHITE • MOI�B�l3r • •! ..: • '. - ` .Don't Forget n' rgc - itnrna�I�WhI INWT/V EXECUTIVE 4 /n«rEs fes.. oak to cat- • lT .a Detroam lenge baboon's on W,M WWAmn 3 bsbm, houw ` C +BLS 1kT�.� �,LDo /�L� s,, ls1C Mms A&cr&a Classilkd Dept. D opm semeriI coon. . bm's. oeraml to srrr with 1 oe'r w,son are Mmince pkdx% Smmmr in Canada. Saks We mntrir'Ce laundry. bei. bnedrM. Oke wed ba August fet il.zn PsiM . dog rigid pod. 5 aOP.. firvskud para vd ler a . MORTGAGES Good. for goer coo flute enoe every Sat. 9:30 to W. smokes, rip Des. i4u- q1 lam. Aed.or u0likks. Ca6644-1721 , .« woo0aovs. gr. most Cele bed arta iply Prunes y for Purpose Fath I`vn To Plslce Your Classified Ad Ir t 11875. 903-a2P wINTaY: 4 beororn. 2850 days 416.488- 5firy9 595°,. Aa apprraiwns ac- wW tdrliw w4kided. Call t V..n.. GA, FAG. $1200 . 2200 a 221 M 2267/M 905- 831 -4491 waid commwry Finan - 4R981, 683-0707 83-OyO7 - KERNr,3, avrlkbl . Aw" enmedwOvJur For an audio version of all of the current death notices receiv mal Servrw6fB-6805uaknas. _ OR, k/Looking lo, A-1 111=& call Kay KO A. office (1•bedoh, Ph 90666"'"' tea"" _ a • I Annitrersar'asffe Anniversakw To my wife Hilda Northev on our S,gh IleddingAnnirersan' on Jul% 3rd. To lny )rife' it hunt I have loved for the first511 tear If ii are luck% enough to repeat the next '5.1', i hope St. Peter will be kind enough to say Hello and ei%e us a helping hand to Heavens great door. Love Jim XOXOXO . cable. 4 appkartces rate RWceore 9W-434.5722 • 1 RElai Spfltx RAM METE NEVER amtande, tori- sTpgp. no Pant. Park- rrorreybey kr~ WWT/Y: Exisol 1- bank h outow Fres hint or LIVED IN 2,%0 SO. FT. Country, horde, quiet. Bow- Per � # 1�J OSHAWA 4 Momks Fres rem I!b 950 maw N. mime Coawaasy. 2 ire b 401 So.,Nw W t IA 6q,pppl South a u1�p 6t541 SM. 600 sq Mon $300. moa. make ken. vow or Y. 1 bad, baaalliMK. Waf U W FLOIIWA 3DO sp, if across from OM. wafer. With tkaMd aook" are Mmince pkdx% Smmmr in Canada. Saks CeirWe. 60D 2nd M 5500, ol We lull tr &mL hard. ,C(B bei. 11650 M1dM• epyk waLnnes to a Wil 12W a% h. 2nd floor 1.600 wood, maria IS am Bost RMS angle ori 276" } rrsil oppodursyi AIN and Pen �' Fkird. tort`- dStlJ f,0001mgnM, sq. h. man. Call 434-2447 or 604132 DOW% C&OW a PMnga win Mme' SMaa» windows. NAn9 3267.000 Never miss the opportunity to pay your respects again! ENIf1G Go. 1 -bell. wW tdrliw w4kided. Call IDEAL For yewrng call 623-6714 pas„ynt a arre,s. • nbra. aeon• av (905)427-3163.1 1 panRdr /EDIIOOY Wrgaow, hke new 2 bath& Hay For an audio version of all of the current death notices receiv no W"W-WPMp1� 10, sm" Irna,e. a I� SakYA'111TG 350 sq. h. Ikelimd oRde sq, MPn S9161"a etPON" on VAN" Rd n AR` rggd figgnng. qYl ti0i. rent. tea' full for ublication in the. News Advertiser or Ph 90666"'"' tea"" YOUR 801!$? 1111110 &V. 2 P ERINO. aRaFnpn Inglis tlbout our PER MOUM T� Reser I Rlrs Lake.odod 25 mks This Week, call 683.3005 or 404-6591 AC.sOWW entrance, 9 no PW, AwYaMS sm ROA �Z PACKAGE �1 OFFICE SPACE ler raef. NOG Me bdap"9. 399.600 t7------ --- (Clarington & Port Perry residents). aelY Sam"'O"M. I Call (905) 037. '.,; 7 ' downtown Wrkmy 700 sq n li". or 1200 sq. n. $750 us . Cas 43037% 638 BERWICK CRES OSHAWA (905) 579.6736 Prime location W N p You may also access death notice information receive after Wh4by 3 aWnmrus n lei- Fax to 579-4218 oanal dose to SC poll "° "°°°"° 01B'" and bight press -time by calling this number. I I ' � d ""'°n rNgw,ed. down- lrroylorey supe fety oadung Onto "`"" tXe /thou MW. 4 beboan Brought to you h\ the following fungal homes: Accettone. d.ril ac down- Laundry kc. 723• J 1 Howes HOM•f/ ' 1 ant a 4 K any 2 bad, c Lot & Lowe, r, Ft3r !ten+ For Rent m `7 Armstrong, e Martino & Sons. \IcEachnie. � h„ COUPLE to rent esti .1. Non ' ^o pets. separW ce amlaxe mme- White '6 ) Finch. ,ncluhw IVAM 7-1955 A - NORTH 0.. Two bdrm. Nes an. 401 Parking. becony/Psho $740 Sive IMAMI. NO M44kble ..nes (905) 721.2232 2752 H,' . C °°° oMako:�r IWIntosh-Anderson, Morris, Northcutt -Elliott Wild partial finished Wig• yard ;in no- ;° g -a foshawa Funeral Semite, Viagg, W.C. Tonne pooI and maule his Ready to nZ. Listed is $124.900 added 9 YR. ad 20M w h roma prompth located on 100 wooded acres Hwy and ell boninforniation froni funeral home. - tagn. S.., Ish and wee. 1 112 b north. Oshawa. $,35.600 906.985-3293 98111 YW400 cl2nnc_lor 3 Do perry •esf.,erts 404.6591 PAGE 16 - TBE NEWS ADVERTISM WEDNESDAY, Jl7.Y 2. 1917 OPP officers sport new look with `state BY SHAWN SIMPSON DURHAM STAFF Members of the Ontario Provincial Police are brimming with pride these days as they Spon a new look. The OPP are abandoning their tradi- tional head gear for a nein wide brim hat designed to help protect officers from overexposure to the sun and its subse- quent health risks. "The health and safety of our offi- cers is paramount and we have no hesi- tation in taking decisive action to pro - Hats protect us all from sun's rays: OPP Bl' Sit %\k,N SIMPSON Dt RHASt SI:V I The Ontario Provincial Police have just been issued new wide brim hats to help prevent damage from the ultraviolet rays of the sun. Along with the new hats officers received an information package from the Canadian Dermatology Association containing some starling Iacts about skin cancer and a sun sensi- tivity test giving them an idea of how vul- nerable their skin is to cancer. How vulnerable are you'' Answer yrs or no to each of the following questions: • i have red or blonde hair. • I have light-colored eyes - blue, green or gray. • I always bum before I tats. • 1 frccF_le easily. • I have many moles. • I had two or more blistering sun- burn, before Iturned I8. • I lived or had long vacations in a tropl.al climate as a child. • Ihere Is a family history of skin can- cer. • I work owtdtx)r%. • I .pend a lot of umc in outdoor activ- Itic, • I am an indoor worker but like to get out In the sun a% much as pinstbie when I am able. - Score yourself 10 points for each ..Y,.S.. - Add an additional 10 points if you use tanning devices, tanning booths or sun lamps. - 0,ft-I(X)) You are in the high-risk corn Take all precautions possible and examine )uur lifestyle to see what changes you can make. - 140-70) You arc at incrcas risk. Take all precautions possible. • I I {- 30) You'rc still at risk. Carry on bnni; :.ceful. Pickering residents win townhouse fight but have to face OMB Bl' MARIANNE TAKACS S I AI F RF.RMrER PIC KERING — A gaup of residents have won Town Council's support in their fight against a rezoning in their neighbor- hood to allow the dcyclopment of town- houses on land currently designated for Tingle -family homes. Councillors voted last week to approve a draft plan of subdivision appli- cation for a western extension of Amaretto Avenue, just north of Finch Avenue between Rosebank and Whites roads, that would allow 21 detached homes to be built there with minimum lot frontages of 12 metres. Town staff have been directed to argue for that plan before the Ontario Municipal Board, which will hear an application from the developer (704858 Ontario Ltd.) Aug. 26 and 27 for 35 townhouse and semi-detached units on the Amaretto extension. 'Ihe residents overwhelmingly prefer single-family units;' White Grove Homeowners Association representative Annie Burney told councillors. She said most residents preferred the original plan for the property approved in 1987 which allowed single-family homes with 13.5 - metre frontages, but were willing to accept the 21 detached houses with 12 - metre frontages. Residents are opposed to the develop- er's plan for townhouses and semis because they believe it would not be in :haracter with the existing neighborhood, would generate too much traffic and thereby create safety problems, and would decrease the values of their own homes. Ms. Burney noted the residents don't accept the developer's argument that single-family homes backing on to a hydro corridor don't sell because other developers have successfully sold them. Though Town planning staff also DlTercd them the option of approving 34 semi-detached units at the site, council- lors chose to endorse the plan lex 21 sin- gle-family hones. a sect our members:' says OPP Commissioner Thomas O'Grady. "The wide brim hat will provide better pro- tection for our officers and will he a rec- ognizable symbol of authority and pub- lic safety" According to the Canadian Dermatology Association, more than 60.1100 Canadians will be diagnosed with skin cancer this year. more than the number of lung. breast and prostate can - also notes that two of every three skin cancers occur 1n the neck and face areas, a problem location for most Police officers. "It's long overdue:' says Staff Sergeant Peter S, andlan. commander of the Whitby OPP detachnienl. "I used to work out at Wa,aga Beach in the '70s and early '80s ;Ind I can tell you I'ye definitely had nnshare of sunburned necks, cars and noses. The broad brim hat would've horn a nlu trooper' hats Staff Sgt. Scandlan says although will be wearing the new wide brim hal everyone on the force will benefit from which resembles those worn by Stat( the new fiats, they're actually targeting Troopers in the United States. the younger officers who consistently In addition to the hats, the OPP arc work outside. Because skin damage slowly phasing in a totally new uni- occurs over a lifetime. damage is form, which includes everything from already done to older officers like those new shins, boots and coats to a two-beh in their 40s and 50s, he says. With the utility system. The hat is just the begin wide brim, younger officers now have nine. an opportunity to protect their skin. "They're a sharp looking hat:' say, The OPP predict by the end of July Staff Sgt. Scandlan. "They're very about 5,000 officers across the province dressv. It's a creat idea:' r. 73K r` - -I S62K` --45K 73K47K Ina PONTIAC St%BIRn St. 1990 HONDA ACCORD EXR 1443 COKOI. 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From 9 4 cyl. •Indudes new arc Delco or Champlon plugs and labour to instatl • 6 cyl. cars, vans & trunks - $20 extra Now %01-6 9 ;includes anti -freeze Now Only s Re 9 * " $7 *MCWfts rww aM'' brakes servicedpdusted and Iabolfr to Install. OIMr parts tabour extra if 17eeded. curl • a UO4J V ..,, E a(yyx��0 • E of Brock Rd) W ON ' Hours: Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Thurs. 8:00-8:00 p.m., Sat. 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. ` yConsumer Car Mart