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By Sawn GTNII
Staff reporter
Despite the fact Durham is getting
more money under the Province's new
education funding formula a local teach-
ers' union leader fears some area schools
could be closed
..It's an issue that Tv,!% he ad-
dressed" because the funding formula
forces boards to examine the fate of'
schools that are "under-utilized:' warns
Bill Butcher. Durham district president of
the Ontario Public School Teachers' Fed-
eration.
The Puh1i, hO.tn1 (11sc111',Cd the c10-
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Bion several years ago and Mr. Butcher
says he worries the issue may resurface in
Durham thanks to the funding formula.
In an interview following a recent
Durham District School Board budget
session. Rom Trbovich, superintendent of
education. paid. "The notion of cloning
: !,, ,, l , . u• t he board is going to
Dab * A.J. antra
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have to come to tenns with -
That's because the Province's formu-
la for calculating grants for new pupil
places is designed to "encourage boards
to dispose of surplus space:' Mr. Tr-
bovich explained.
See SCHOOL/ Page 2
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`WE'RE A HEARTBEAT AWAY FROM DISASTER': DNA
By Marfa m Takm other to demomstratc by April 30 that the
Staff reporter current shutdown of the four reactors on
PICKERING — Citing slow the 'A' sick will not compromise mise the
progress in improvements at the Pic:kcr- availability of power to the emergency
ing rimicar station, the Atomic: Energy cone cooling system required in an cmer-
Contml Board has decided to renew the gency shutdown of the 'B' sick which is
licences for the plant's 'A' and 'B' sed:- to remain in operation.
tions for only one year instead of the two AECB staff had woo mmcndcd a two -
requested by Ontario Hydro. year licence lox the Pickering plant.
But one year's toot long for a citizens' However the Town of Pickering, envi-
watchdog group on nuclear issues, ro nmental gnxq)% and individuals had
which contends. "We arc a hearth" requesterd the board only grant a lidcencc
away from disaster at the Pickering nu- ranging from six to nine momtM, hard
clear stations'
on the station's poor Ixw performance.
The AECB says, in granting the li- Titre board did not make an cnviroxn-
cence renewal. 'Iire board recognized mental assessment of the station a condi-
that Ontario Hydro is making improve- tion of licensing, a% requested by %cvec11
menu in management and operational parties who appeared before it at the
safety at the stations, but that progress is final licensing hearing in Oshawa Tues -
slow and much remains to be done:' day. However, the board did add a con -
Licence conditions include a require- ditiot requiring Hydro to provide by
ment for Hydro to report back to the June 30 a summary of existing environ -
board in six month% on its progress in mental protection programmes and poli -
bringing about improvements, and an- cies pertaining to the station, as well as
the results of those programme,-%.
As well, the board has asked AECB
staff to prepare by August a proposed
strategy for developing and implement-
ing an expanded environmental protec-
tion regulatory programme which the
AECB would apply to all licencees. The
goal is to have the new programme in
place by the time the new federal Nu-
clear Safety and Control Act, which
would give the AECB expanded envi-
ronmental regulatory powers, comes
into effect near the end of 1998.
Pickering deputy mayor and Ward I
Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner
welcomed the one-year permit as "a fair
compromise". He was also pleased by
Pickering man slain in U.S.
PICKERING — Ohio police still don't know
why a Pickering mart was shot dead following a con-
frontation there Wednesday afternoon.
"We're still piecing together the stories" in the
death of Sean Eliasen, 30, Austintown Police Detec-
tive John Myers said Friday.
Police found Mr. Eliasen, of 609 Beckworth Sq.,
face -down with a bullet wound in the stomach in the
parking lot of a Denny's restatrant in the suburb of
Youngstown.
Det. Myers says police were called to the scene
after Mr. Eliasen and three other men from southem
Ontario — with whom he travelled to Ohio — had a
confrontation with a local resident.
'"I'hem was a misunderstanding between the par-
ties:' reports Det. Myers.
Mr. Eliasen was taken to hospital, where he was
pronounced dead.
Austintown resident Mazih Saker, 54, is changed
with murder.
The men Mr. Eliasen was travelling with fled the
scene but were stopped at the Canadian border
Wednesday night.
Paul Smith, 39, George Milne, 51, both ofToron-
to, and Hans Herr, 51, of Orangevill-- were charged
with obstructing official business.
See DNA! Page 3
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PACE 2 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1998
School closures eare
SCHOOL/ From Page 1
In order to receive funding for new
Pupil places, hoards have to demonstrate
all of their current spare is being used, he
noted.
However, Mr. Butcher says the gov-
ernment's class size regulations could
mean classrooms that arc empty now will
be in use come September. He adds the
board may have to bus students from
overcrowded areas to schools that have
extra spare in order to meet the average
class sizes dictated by the Province.
"It' there's not money for portables
there may be money for busing:' he says.
That may mean some schools in Oshawa
which have excess room could "be hark
to bulging at the doors".
Public board chairman Ruth Ann
Schedlich says because the capital side of
the funding formula has not been an-
nounced yet, there haven't been any dis-
cussions regarding the board's capacity
and whether school closures could be-
come a possibility.
Meanwhile, Mike O'Connor, Durham
president of the elementary division of
tlx: Ontario English Catholic Teachers'
Association, says he questions whether
the funding formula may have an impact
on the approved closure of Oshawa's St.
Gertrude Catholic School this June.
He says the board is roughly 20 class-
cuui&I i`
rooms short of the number needed to
achieve the class size average of 25 teach-
ers for each student in the elementary
level.
"That's including the classrooms in
the school that's going to be cksed:' he
says.
However. Durham Catholic District
School Board chairman Jim McCafferty,
who met with area MPPs Friday morning
to discuss the funding formula, says, 'As
far as I know St. Gertrude will remain
cloned:
While he reports "all our schools are
overcrowded he says there's been no
talk of keeping St. Gertrude open to rn
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Nuclearplant vents steam again
PICKERE4G — Just two weeks
after huge clouds of steam billowed over
the Pickering nuclear station caused con-
cern among area residents, a similar inci-
dent has sparked questions again.
But the steam emitted from the plant
Wednesday afternoon was "harmless and
non -radioactive", assures Pickering Nu-
clear Generating Station spokesman
Ross Fitchett.
"We were doing some maintenance in
the turbine of Unit S (reactor of the 'B'
side of the plant) and we had a turbine
trip," he explains. "Apparently there was
an electrical module that controls the
flow of the steam to the turbine and that
malfunctioned."
When the turbine shuts itself down
automatically, the steam which usually
drives it is released into the atmosphere.
The trip occurred at 12:45 p.m. and
was rep aiiw i y �:4D P.,1iJ., w icrlUlu
Sta-
tion returned to full operating capacity.
Steam billowing from the Pickering nu-
clear plant Wednesday worried area
residents like Chris Tittel of Ajax.
Capacity is reduced during a trip.
Though Ajax resident Chris Tittel
read in the News Advertiser about a sim-
ilar incident which occurred on March
12, he was still concerned when he saw
the steam while riding his bicycle
�1"VulwG klay ofterrloon.
I actually went home and pulled out
the material sent to residents about what
to do in the event of an evacuation," ad-
mits Mr. Tittel. He also made several
phone calls to the News Advertiser —
which heard from other worried residents
— Ontario Hydro and Durham Regional
Police.
The latter told him they were advised
in advance that they may get calls from
residents concerned about the steam,
leading Mr. Tittel to wonder why such an
announcement couldn't be made on a
local radio station so residents wouldn't
need to worry if they saw the steam.
He also rode his bike to the station at
the bottom of Brock Road, where two se-
curity guards told him the steam was a
result of testing.
While .Mr. Tittel thinks the plant
would be "more accountable" if all those
involved knew what was really happen-
ing, he is now suggesting the steam be
tested to ensure it truly is safe.
DNA fears disaster at nuclear plant
DNA/ From Page 1
the environmental measures
being undertaken by the
board, even though they will
not provide the environmental
review the Town wanted.
"If I could get the provin-
cial environmental assess-
ment I would take it," said
Coun. Brenner. But he noted
AECB president Agnes Bish-
op has said the board does not
have the authority to order
.41lch an acsessmcnt, so the ini-
tiatives the AECB seems to be
taking on the environment ap-
.?" to him to be a
rmtentially benefi-
cial second-best
scenario.
The councillor
believes the failure
by Hydro and the
Province to take re-
sponsibility for this
issue and pass the
buck to the AECB
will lead the board
to "flex its muscle"
when the Nuclear
Safety and Control
Act gives it new au-
thority in environ- 1 lr
mental matters.
Dave Martin of
Durham Nuclear
Awareness shares
only some of the
councillor's enthu-
siasm for the
AECB's future en-
vuonmental role.
"In principle this
is a good thing but it shouldn't
be seen in any way as a sub-
stitute for an environmental
assessment," he said, explain-
ing only a full review can ob-
jectively investigate issues
such as the economics of and
alternatives to nuclear power.
Mr. Martin consider% the
one-year licence term to be a
"minor victory", but DNA is
maintaining its position that
the older 'A' section of the sta-
tion should be shut down per-
manently and the 'B' side
should be mothballed until
safety issues related to it have
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"We are a heartbeat away
from disaster at the Pickering
nuclear stations," he said.
"We know that with the four
Pickering 'A' reactors shut
down, there may not be
enough power for the emer-
gency core cooling system
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What does the Ontario Government's
`Fair Funding Formula' mean for
Durham students?
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The Ontario Government has introduced a new "Fair Funding Formula" for Ontario's students. For
the first time in Ontario's history, classroom spending (teachers, textbooks, supplies, computers,
librarians and guidance counsellors) will be defined and protected. Spending on administration will
be limited, while spending in the classroom will increase. In Durham, Ontario's new "Fair Funding
Formula" means even greater flexibility to invest in areas consistent with local priorities.
* Classroom based funding means more money P
spent in Durham classrooms.
Per pupil funding means that funding ncreases as enrollment increases. i
* Limits to averse class size mean more teachers for Durham's classrooms,
g oo s.
* Early learning grants mean all school boards have the option of funding for
Junior Kindergarten or other early learning initiatives.
* Special education grants mean funding for special needs students is protected.
*' Continuing education grants mean funding for adult education is protected.
* Guaranteed funding through 2000/2001 allows for long term planning.
We must all work togeWer for our children's future.
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A man charged with assault in connec- remains charged with the second-degree/'
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tion with the death of an Ajax father two murder of Mr. Lazenby, who was stabbed t>�/ fr
weeks ago now faces an additional charge. repeatedly./t1
Following a bail hearing at an Oshawa All three men charged in his death ap-� it
courthouse Thursday, 18 -year-old Scarbor- peared in court Thursday, but the matter
ough resident Shean Glave was charged by was held over until April 27.
Durham Regional Po-
lice for breach of recog-
nizance.
Mr. Glave was
initially charged, along
with three other Scar-
borough men, with sec-
ond-degree murder fol-
lowing a March 18 at -
RAE tack outside a Pickering
LAZENBY strip club which killed
Raphael Stephen Lazen-
Stabbed to by, 22. But that charge
death against Mr. Glave was
later reduced to assault.
Durham police Sergeant Jim Grimley re-
ports Durham officers arrested Mr. Glave at
the request of Toronto Police on a charge
unrelated to the murder of Mr. Lazenby out-
side The Palace East on Dillingham Road.
Along with the reduction of Mr. Glave's
charge from second-degree murder to as-
sault, 20 -year-old Daniel Robinson's charge
was also reduced to assault while charges
against 19 -year-old Paul Shonell Mo-
hammed were dropped. James Solomos, 19,
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PICKERING
— A gun -toting
robber managed
to escape with a
small amount of
cash from a
Pickering gas
bar Thursday
night.
Durham Re-
gional Police re-
port a man
walked into the
Penny Gas at
478 Kingston
Rd. around 7:50
p.m. waving a
gun and de-
manding money.
He fled the gas
bar with an un-
known quantity
of cash.
The suspect
is described as
mulatto, 6', 21
years oW with a
slim build. He
may have a
-swollen left
black eye. He
was wearing a
,blue jacket and
carrying a black
bag.
Anyone with
information
about this crime
is asked to call
police at 683-
9100 or Crime
Stoppers at 436 -
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EDITORIAL - �• .: STEVEr- 1%,
OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS
What now
for the right?
So Jean Charest has gone and done it. The worst -kept se-
cret in Canadian politics is out of the bag and the leader of
the fifth party on Parliament Hill is now a lead -pipe cinch to
be the leader of the Quebec Liberals.
So what happens to the federal Progressive Conserva-
tives? They've lost the one person who kept the party to-
gether (with fellow House of Commons seat -mate Elsie
Wayne) from 1993-97. There are 1,9 other Tory members in
Parliament now, but none would appear to have the stature
of Mr. Charest or the ability to reach for the top.
What happens with Mr. Charest will have an impact on
Tory fortunes. Should he succeed in beating Lucien
Bouchard in the next Quebec provincial election, which
would end any talk of separation for a generation, the Bloc
will be dead in Ottawa. That means a Tory -Reform coalition
could easily fill in the political gap left by the demise of the
Bloc.
What could it mean in the next federal election? It de-
pends on where you sit. Some Conservatives would be of-
fended by a merger with Reform and would refuse to vote.
Others might be attracted to the centrist policies of the Lib-
erals and defect to the governing party and some, perhaps
many, would be excited by a true right-wing alternative to
the Liberals.
Does this mean a right-wing party (Progressive Reform-
ers. Reform Conservatives, just plain old Reform?) led by
any one of Preston Manning, Ralph Klein, Ernie Eves or
even Mike Harris would win'' No. But the election would be
much more interesting in Ontario, for instance, where the
Liberals have had a hammer lock on nearly every seat since
1993.
A right-wing party would offer a viable alternative to the
Liberals. Here are sone of the policies it might espouse (this
is figuring on a Jean Charest win in Quebec and no separatist
threat): A) A major personal income tax cut in the order of
10-25 per cent (the Liberals are guarded about future income
tax cuts); B) An all-out attack on the federal debt, which now
sits at 5583 billion (the Liberals say they will pay down the
debt out of a special fund, and/or reduce it as a per cent of
gross domestic product as the economy continues to ex-
pand); C) A toughening up of crime legislation including a
free vote on bringing back capital punishment, a review of
sentencing with tougher, longer jail terms and more legisla-
tion for victim's rights (the Liberals have done little of sub-
stance on any of these issues); D) A harder line on Quebec
separatist issues with a take it or leave it approach (the Lib-
erals, in the past, have tried to appeal to soft -line separatists
and now are going the Supreme Court route to get a ruling
on a unilateral declaration of separation by Quebec); E) A
tougher stand on immigration (the Liberals have targets and
backed down to protests to immigration changes recently).
They would also likely try to have gun laws repealed, aim
for Senate reform through a Constitutional amendment and
try to lower the GST among other things.
A right-wing coalition might not win, but it sure would
liven up a future campaign and it would give voters a real
choice.
LETTERS
OUR READERS' VIEWS ON THE NEWS
A dedication to
a remarkable
lady
To the editor:
On March 5, 1998 the world lost a
remarkable young lady, a very special
lady with a bright personality and
kindness that touched the hearts of so
many people. Sonic of you may have
known her as a smart, independent and
determined young student, eager to
learn and yet, at the same time, help
her peers achieve their personal best.
Others may remember meeting her for
the first time and being overwhelmed
by the warmth and beauty of her smile.
And yes, some of you may even re-
member her cute giggle in the middle
of a story she'd be telling, a giggle
that, no matter how you were feeling,
made you giggle yourself. By now,
most, if not all of you, know her as
Melissa Raby, who was profiled in the
July 17, 1996 News Advertiser after
receiving a bone marrow transplant
from her brother.
Melissa was a true inspiration to us
all. She always had a positive outlook
on things no matter how impossible or
discouraging they ma have seemed
by her teachers and peers not only for
her outstanding academic achieve-
ments, but also for her tremendous
strength and courage when faced with
life's unexpected changes. Yet, even
when dealing with her own serious ill-
ness, the last thing on Melissa's mind
was herself For Melissa, her family
and friends were what she held dear to
her heart. As long as they were happy,
then she was happy too.
The passing of Melissa Raby has
brought many a great deal of sadness
and tears. She will be sadly missed by
her family and her teachers and friends
of both Bayview Heights and Pine
Ridge Secondary School, and by so
many, many people who had the won-
derful opportunity to have met her.
Melissa will be missed but never for-
gotten for her spirit will live in the
hearts of those she has touched forev-
er.
Before Melissa passed away she
had a wish that people would remem-
ber her in one of the following ways:
1. Register your name with the
bone marrow registry.
2. Be a blood donor.
3. Make a donation to Sick Chil-
dren's Hospital.
4. Make a donation to the Starlight
Foundation.
Please, let's grant Melissa's wish!
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HOUSTON ,
MANAGING:
EDITOR
Sex ed. kit breeds
healthy debate
A lot of ink has been spilled in re-
cent weeks during the debate over a sex
education resource kit aimed at a hand-
ful of developmentally challenged high
school students in Durham Region's
public school board.
You've heard the arguments from
both sides of the debate, namely the
Family Action Council (FAC) which
opposes the explicit nature of the in-
structional kit, and educators who sup-
port it. As well, several colleagues —
some who have children and some who
don't — have offered their views,
which also tend to support the idea that
the explicit nature of the material does-
n't necessarily make it a taboo teaching
tool.
I'm not about to weigh in with my
opinion here, at least not as it relates to
the worthiness of the material.
What's important, and something Y
tend to support in any instance, is the
fact that such an animated debate oc-
curred in our communities.
In kitchens, staff rooms, and offices
across the region, you can bet there has
been some talk about this kit in recent
weeks. That sort of healthy debate can
help us gauge where we're at and
where we're going as a society. This
one tiny issue simply bobbed to the
surface in a sea of others facing fami-
lies, individuals, educators and even
clergy today. But it is a compelling
issue and one that deserves to be exam-
ined.
You may disagree with the FAC and
its appalling tendency to claim the
moral high ground. You may see blind
righteousness and dismiss the group as
a collection of self-appointed purvey-
ors of virtue.
But you may, in your heart of hearts,
agree the FAC is spot on in its position
opposing explicit teaching tools, ho-
mosexuality, and premarital sex. Wher-
ever you stand, your position is as im-
portant as that of the next person.
I may disagree with the FAC, its po-
sition on this teaching kit, its tendency
to condescend and its methods in
spreading the message (or is that
gospel?).
But I do defend its right to take that
position. A group like the FAC forces
us to examine issues to determine if we
can find common ground. It makes us
pay attention to things we might other-
wise ignore (particularly since the doc-
ument in question affects a minuscule
segment of Durham's school popula-
tion). It allows us to gather our re-
sources and enter the debate from an-
other perspective.
You don't have to agree with the
people who make up the FAC. But you
do have to respect their freedom to ex-
press themselves.
Steve Houston is a regular News Advertiser
columnist. To respond to this column call in-
fosource at 683-7040 and dial 5108.
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newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member
of the Ajax b Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario
Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com-
munity Newspaper Assoc., and the Canadian
Circulations Audit Board. The News Advertiser
is a member of the Ontario Press Council, 80
Gould St, Toronto, Ont M5B 2M7, an indepen-
dent organization that addresses reader com-
plaints about member newspapers. The pub-
lisher reserves the right to classify or refuse
any advertisement. Credit for advertisement
limited to space price error occupies.
HOUSTON ,
MANAGING:
EDITOR
Sex ed. kit breeds
healthy debate
A lot of ink has been spilled in re-
cent weeks during the debate over a sex
education resource kit aimed at a hand-
ful of developmentally challenged high
school students in Durham Region's
public school board.
You've heard the arguments from
both sides of the debate, namely the
Family Action Council (FAC) which
opposes the explicit nature of the in-
structional kit, and educators who sup-
port it. As well, several colleagues —
some who have children and some who
don't — have offered their views,
which also tend to support the idea that
the explicit nature of the material does-
n't necessarily make it a taboo teaching
tool.
I'm not about to weigh in with my
opinion here, at least not as it relates to
the worthiness of the material.
What's important, and something Y
tend to support in any instance, is the
fact that such an animated debate oc-
curred in our communities.
In kitchens, staff rooms, and offices
across the region, you can bet there has
been some talk about this kit in recent
weeks. That sort of healthy debate can
help us gauge where we're at and
where we're going as a society. This
one tiny issue simply bobbed to the
surface in a sea of others facing fami-
lies, individuals, educators and even
clergy today. But it is a compelling
issue and one that deserves to be exam-
ined.
You may disagree with the FAC and
its appalling tendency to claim the
moral high ground. You may see blind
righteousness and dismiss the group as
a collection of self-appointed purvey-
ors of virtue.
But you may, in your heart of hearts,
agree the FAC is spot on in its position
opposing explicit teaching tools, ho-
mosexuality, and premarital sex. Wher-
ever you stand, your position is as im-
portant as that of the next person.
I may disagree with the FAC, its po-
sition on this teaching kit, its tendency
to condescend and its methods in
spreading the message (or is that
gospel?).
But I do defend its right to take that
position. A group like the FAC forces
us to examine issues to determine if we
can find common ground. It makes us
pay attention to things we might other-
wise ignore (particularly since the doc-
ument in question affects a minuscule
segment of Durham's school popula-
tion). It allows us to gather our re-
sources and enter the debate from an-
other perspective.
You don't have to agree with the
people who make up the FAC. But you
do have to respect their freedom to ex-
press themselves.
Steve Houston is a regular News Advertiser
columnist. To respond to this column call in-
fosource at 683-7040 and dial 5108.
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Search under wa in AT�'for location for new main fibrary
AJAX — The search has begun for a have enjoyed library ser�aat ex- A new central libra will "ensure the con- "It's essential we renew d v
ry e elopment of 1,.
newAjax central library to replace the ceeded the average for service standards. The tinuation of a community commitment to a brary services;' Mr. Jeffery said.
overcrowded main branch. library's resources haven't kept pace with the mentally and physically healthy environment The library board will report back to Coun.
Ajax Council has given the library rate of growth in this community" for our residents. cil in October with its findings.
board the go-ahead to get public input
on whether residents want a new cc
tral library, what it should offer ar
where it ought to be located.
Library board chairman Bob Jeftei
told councillors Monday the ma
branch at Harwood Avenue and Kini
Crescent is "literally bursting at ti
seams"
Since 1985, the town's populatie
has grown from 33,700 to abut
67.000 and the number of library p;
trons has risen 76 per cent. On th
other hand, the amount of library spat
has decreased on a per -capita basi:
Mr. Jeffery noted.
"Like all locally delivered service
in a growing community, it's expen
encing pressure of increased servic
demand associated with that growth,
he said.
Ontario standards stipulate that a li
brary should have 0.6 square feet c
space for each resident and 2.5 vol
umes per capita. In 1982, the Ajax li
brary provided 0.66 square feet and 3.:
volumes per capita, but by 1992, ttli
figures had shrunk to 0.29 square fee
and 1.7 volumes, he noted.
"Historically, the residents of Aja)
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Book closingon
Pickering's BayRidgeslibrary
PICKERING — Pleas the last time y June 30, or
and petitions from area resi-
dents have failed to dissuade
the Town from closing the
Bay Ridges library.
Pickering Council voted
Monday to shut the branch be-
side the East Shore Communi-
ty Centre on Liverpool Road
just south of Bayly Street to
make way for expansion of
the seniors' centre there. It
will be replaced with a "satel-
lite" site that will provide only
a few services like book re-
turns and reading readiness
programmes for preschoolers.
The Bay Ridges library is ex-
pected to close its doors fUI
earlier if the space is needed
for the expansion sooner.
The closure is expected to
save the library board about
$13,000, and the Town about
$600,000 because it would
eliminate any need to build an
addition for the expansion of
the seniors' centre. Construc-
tion for the expansion was es-
timated to cost $700,000,
while renovation of the library
space for use by the seniors
would be about $100,000.
Tatra Drive resident Johane
Meade, who helped collect
131 signatures opposing the
6-m— nch shutdown, accused the
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idents to use tlx: Central Li-
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many area residents to get to
the last few years by reducing
brary two kilometres away be-
opposing the closure.
the Central branch if the local
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cause many have small chil-
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thereby reducing use. '"Ibis
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His concerns were echoed
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the library is not important"
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Parents of disabled fear
for future of loved ones
"WHEN DO I STOP BEING AN ADVOCATE AND
START BEING A MOTHER?' :AJAX MOM
By Linda White "We see people begging ... with fear
Staff reporter in their heart about what's going to
happen to their loved ones;' said the
Parents and caregivers of the devel- Oshawa resident.
opmentally disabled vow to remain Parents like Josie Pileci of Ajax are
united in their fight against provincial getting tired of fighting for appropri-
changes they fear will "systematically ate are. "When do I stop being an ad -
eliminate supports and services so vocate and start being a mother to my
only those in dire circumstances" get children'*" asked the mother of four,
help. two with de,clopmental disabilities.
"We must all support each other.
We must do this for our sons and
daughters, brothers and sisters;" Judy
Holmes of Ottawa told several hun-
dred parents and caregivers at a public
meeting with Minister of Community
and Social Services Janet Ecker host-
ed by the Durham Coalition of Fami-
lies.
"If you could take just one ounce
of emotion in a room like this... back
to your office to the people making
decisions. I think they would be good
ones;" Ms. Holmes told the Durham
West MPP at the McLean Community
Centre in Ajax Tuesday night.
But Ms. Ecker assured parents
changes outlined in the document
Making Services Work for People is
not about privatizing or dismantling
services.
And while she recognizes "the di-
versity of opinion" on the document
released last year, Ms. Ecker says the
changes were motivated by parents
and caregivers dissatisfied with the
way services have been provided.
She pointed to some parents forced
to go from one service agency to an-
other "twisting (themselves) into a
pretzel to meet requirements" in order
to get appropriate care. "We need to
break down barriers... We need to have
a more integrated system."
Changes will also allow those fam-
ilies who can contribute financially
for the care of their child to do so
without fear that support payments the
child receives will be affected, Ms.
Ecker said.
Ms. Ecker also promised that the
process to decide who gets what fund-
ing "has to be very respectful, to be
based on the love you have for the in-
dividual instead of treating the person
like a statistic"
Still, many parents are bitter over
income tax cuts promised by the To-
ries in the last election. Stan Woronko
of Family Alliance Ontario called the
tax cut "immoral" and urged the gov-
ernment to fund services for the de-
velopmentally -disabled instead of
passing on savings to the rich.
But that tax cut will benefit many
low-income earners, countered Ms.
Ecker, pointing to 665,000 families
who will save 41 per cent because
they won't have to pay any tax, while
those at the upper end of the scale will
save just 19 per cent as a result of the
tax break.
"It's your money. I think you de-
serve some of it back," she said.
For Joyce Schnegg, 65, the irony is
in "paying for extra protection to peo-
ple who have committed atrocities to
other people" and care for people
"who had a healthy body and abused
'it" when "these people have done
nothing to cause their problem and we
are scratching for money.
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THE NEWS ADVER"SER SUNDAY, MARCH ", 1"", PAGE 13
detection of speech, language problems is key
Durham staff
One of the key indicators of suc-
cess in school is a child's literacy
level. Yet, one child in every 10 will
begin life with a delay in speech or
language development which could
hinder that progress, says Speech
and Language Pathologist Margaret
Ettorre of the Grandview Treatment
Centre in Oshawa.
"There's a difference between
speech and language difficulties:'
she says. "Speech is how the sounds
are produced whereas language has
nothing to do with speech. Lan-
guage is not how they say their
words. They're just not saying any-
thing; there's no vocabulary"
Of course, for some children the
problem will be compounded when
speech and language delays co-
exist.
Either way, "there are two key el-
ements in the therapy process:' says
Ms. Ettorre. "One, early identifica-
tion and intervention and two,
parental involvement:'
For the Snee family of Courtice,
the combination of these two critical
factors has made a tremendous dif-
ference for their two -and -a -half-
year -old son. Kevin.
The family accessed the Grand-
view programme which is one of
only three publicly funded pro-
grammes available in Durham Re-
gion (the other two arc run through
Oshawa General and Memorial
Hospital, Bowmanvillc).
"it seems to be, right at the mo -
Ice gala
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April 11
DICKER-
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sec Entertain-
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The Pickering
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gala perfor-
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Entertainment
Tonight at the
Pickering Recre-
ation Complex
Saturday, April
I I at' I p.m. and
7 p.m.
Featured per-
formers for the
evening are Pick-
ering's Nicole
Thomson and
partner Shaun
Tilley of Barrie
who placed sev-
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dance at the 1998
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Championships.
Tickets are
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12 and under and
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For more in-
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ment, a speech delay," says Kevin's
mom, Lynne, who says she and her
husband Gord began noticing a
problem when Kevin was "around
18 months, when he was just mak-
ing grunting sounds; nothing that
was concretely like a word"
Kevin was born 15 weeks prema-
ture; a common indicator for a child
who will later have speech delays,
says Ms. Ettorre. Other children at
higher risk for these problems in-
clude those who have a lot of ear in-
fections, medically fragile infants,
those with other neuro diseases like
cerebral palsy and sometimes chil-
dren dealing with socio/economic
difficulties.
"It's really important for parents
to have a general understanding of
common milestones:' says Ms. Et-
torre. Parent magazines, books and
information available from the fam-
ily doctor, are good resources, she
suggests.
Fortunately for Kevin, the Snecs
remembered his older brother Gra-
ham's progress at the same age and
recognized a distinct differ-
enceOnce they had identified a po-
tential problem, the Snees had
Kevin's pediatrician refer him for an
assessment.
"We meed a medical referral:'
says Ms. Ettorre. "rhen we give the
child an assessment and review a
care plan with the parents. The type
of programme a child's going to get
depends on the severity of the prob-
lem:' she says.
More than ever before, parents
photo by Ron P/etroniro
Kevin Snee was diagnosed early on as hav-
ing speech development difficulties. Here,
he plays a game with his mother, Lynne,
which helps promote speaking skills.
are an integral component of the
treatment programme, says Ms. Et-
torre. In fact, with mild delays like
Kevin's, chances are the child may
never enter a traditional therapy pro-
gramme. After he was assessed,
Kevin's parents took a workshop
which provided them with strategies
for helping Kevin overcome his
speech problem at home.
"You have to put aside your reg-
ular routines and really focus on the
child:' says Mrs. Snee. "We do a lot
of labelling of things with
single words or two
words "
Even Kevin's older
brother Graham has gotten
into the act, says his mom.
"He tries to talk to Kevin
the way we do:' she says. 4
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"He understands Kevin
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dren they understand each
other even when adults
don't"
"In the last two to three
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"He's using two- to three -
word phrases and giving us
new words every day. We
feel we're on the road at
least. We may have some
challenges ahead with prop-
er annunciation but we'll
just have to wait and see:"
The parent -driven pro-
gramme has worked very
well for their family, says
MrsSnee "(:randvie h_
been tremendous:' she says. ' Tic
programme has given us a greater
hand in our child's development. We
found we were able to come home
from the workshop the first night
and put some of the strategies to
work right away.
'A speech therapist can see a
child once a week. You see them all
week so it's far better if you can
learn the basics and put them into
action:' she points out.
Of course, not every child's prob-
lem can be resolved as easily as
Kevin's. For those who need it, a
further six-month treatment is avail-
able, often in the form of play thera-
py with a qualified speech and lan-
guage therapist.
At the moment, there is a waiting
time of up to one year to access that
treatment which is why early identi-
fication is even more critical. Fortu-
nateiy, a funding announcement
yesterday from the Ministry of
Health and Social Services promises
new funding which will provide
therapy for another 3,400 preschool-
ers in Durham.
The good news is, as more par-
ents like the Snees access the work-
shops, the shorter the waiting list for
the more intensive therapy pro
grammes for those who really need
them. And with the additional fund-
ing, the wait can only get shorter.
The bad news is, of 4.165 chil-
dren in Durham up to the age of four
who needed a speech or language
intervention, less than 1,000 actual-
ly came in for assessment. The co-
nundrum therefore is, now that new
funding is in place, how to bring
awareness to the other 3,0(]n chil-
dren's parents so they can get the
help they need.
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Parents get help
to deal with
troubled youth
A support group for parents is
meeting next month when parents.
school officials and social service
workers are invited.
The Association of Parent Sup-
port Groups in Ontario offers help
and information for parents of trou-
bled youths. The group wants to
raise its awareness among schools
and support service agencies, which
can refer parents to the organization.
Parents can get help if their chil-
dren are ha% ing trouble with school,
drugs, alcohol, the law or their fam-
ily.
The meeting is being held Thurs-
day, April 16 at 7:30 p.m. at St. An-
drew's Presbyterian Church. 35
Church St; N.. Ajax.
The association also holds week-
ly meetings on Tuesdays at 7:15
p.m.
For more information on the April
16 meeting or the location of the
weekly gatherings call 1-800-488-
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child's classroom behavior better.
Your child's education should be
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home. For this reason, it is important to
establish a friendly and co-operative
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In order to do the best job possible with
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constant input and feedback from you.
The parent -teacher interview is the
most common occasion for this
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ideas to make the interview session
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1. Come prepared to the interview, by
keeping track of your child's homework
habits so that you will be aware of how
he/she performs in specific subjects.
Collect samples of your child's work so
that you can ask specific questions on
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deal of time with your child and thus
knows a great deal about him or her.
6. Inform the teacher if your child is
participating in out -side -of -school
activities. The teacher can use this
information to better meet your child's
needs.
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the teacher that you would welcome
constant feedback on your child's
progress and behavior and indicate that
your are willing to help in any way
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9. Above all, remember that the teacher
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1998 - PAGE 15
Paging volunteers to
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AJAX — The Ajax Public Library
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People are needed to help library
staff deliver books and other materials
to shut-in patrons.
A knowledge of and an interest in
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Call lune O'Neill, public service
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SUNDAY, MARCH 29
EASTER CONCERT: Amberlea Presbyterian
Church, 1820 Whites Rd. N., Pickering, pre-
sents Our Celebration of the Cross Easter
Concert at 7 p.m. Offering in lieu of admission.
Refreshments will be served after concert.
839-1383.
SOFTBALL: The Pickering Softball Associa-
tion holds registration from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at
the Pickering Recreation Complex, Valley
Farm Rd. south of Hwy. 2.420-6050.
ADVENTISTS: An Adventist Church holds a
Literary Evening at 6 p.m. at the Tallpines
Community Centre, 65 Rylander Rd. (at Hwy.
2 and Port Union Rd.), Scarborough. Features
are 7 Stages of Man and As He Likes It. 837-
5612 (Ann).
TUESDAY, MARCH 31
SENIORS: The Tuesday Morning Discussion
Group meets at 9:30 a.m. at St. Andrew's
Community Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Bar-
bara Pleva of the Pickering Museum Village
shows artifacts for her topic of Thingamajigs.
619-0315.
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PARENT SUPPORT: The Association for Par-
ent Support Groups holds its local weekly
meeting at 7:15 p.m. for parents of children in-
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dropping out of school, crimes or parent
abuse. Call 1-800-488-5666 for location.
BUSINESS: Durham Contact Exchange, a
non-profit group of business professionals,
meets Tuesdays from 7 to 8:30 a.m. at The Vic-
torian Garden Restaurant, 60 Randall Dr.,
Ajax. Visitors and new members welcome. Re-
serve, 428-6272 (Anne Perala).
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BALLYCLIFFE: Ballycliffe Lodge on Station
St. in Ajax holds an open house from 2 to 4
p.m. to mark the facility's 30th anniversary. Re-
freshments and tours available. 683-7321.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1
OSTEOPOROSIS: The Osteoporosis Support
Group of Ajax -Pickering meets the first
Wednesday of each month from 1:30 to 3:30
p.m. at Ajax -Pickering General Hospital, 580
Harwood Ave. S., Ajax. Guest speakers. All
welcome. 683-3948 (Marg) or 426-2048
(Moira).
TOASTMASTERS: The Ajax -Pickering Toast-
masters Club meets Wednesdays from 7:30 to
9:30 p.m. in the Fortune Financial offices, cor-
ner of Bayly St. and Finley Ave., Ajax. Help with
public speaking and leadership skills. 619-
0647 (Peter Dowse), 683-4439 (John John-
stone).
SINGLE PARENTS: The Ajax -Pickering Chap-
ter of the One Parent Families Association
holds its weekly meeting for custodial and non-
custodial parents at 8 p.m. at the Annandale
Golf and Curling Club, comer of Church and
Bayly Sts., Ajax. New members welcome. 831-
1201.
AUTISM: The Autism Society, Durham Chap-
ter, holds a meeting at 7:30 p.m. to provide
support for families of individuals having PDD
or Autism at 54 Henderson Dr., Whitby. 427-
9572 (Judy Crosbie).
WOMEN: The Ajax -Pickering Social Develop-
ment Council holds a seminar on empbyment
for women from 7 to 9 p.m. in meeting room
two of the Pickering Recreation Complex, Val-
ley Farm Rd. south of Hwy. 2. Topics are start.
ing a business, getting loans, employment
trends. 686-2661 (Carla Rhody) to register.
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BALLYCLIFFE: Ballycliffe Lodge on Station
St. in Ajax holds an open house from 2 to 4
p.m. to mark the facility's 30th anniversary. Re-
freshments and tours available. 683-7321.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1
OSTEOPOROSIS: The Osteoporosis Support
Group of Ajax -Pickering meets the first
Wednesday of each month from 1:30 to 3:30
p.m. at Ajax -Pickering General Hospital, 580
Harwood Ave. S., Ajax. Guest speakers. All
welcome. 683-3948 (Marg) or 426-2048
(Moira).
TOASTMASTERS: The Ajax -Pickering Toast-
masters Club meets Wednesdays from 7:30 to
9:30 p.m. in the Fortune Financial offices, cor-
ner of Bayly St. and Finley Ave., Ajax. Help with
public speaking and leadership skills. 619-
0647 (Peter Dowse), 683-4439 (John John-
stone).
SINGLE PARENTS: The Ajax -Pickering Chap-
ter of the One Parent Families Association
holds its weekly meeting for custodial and non-
custodial parents at 8 p.m. at the Annandale
Golf and Curling Club, comer of Church and
Bayly Sts., Ajax. New members welcome. 831-
1201.
AUTISM: The Autism Society, Durham Chap-
ter, holds a meeting at 7:30 p.m. to provide
support for families of individuals having PDD
or Autism at 54 Henderson Dr., Whitby. 427-
9572 (Judy Crosbie).
WOMEN: The Ajax -Pickering Social Develop-
ment Council holds a seminar on empbyment
for women from 7 to 9 p.m. in meeting room
two of the Pickering Recreation Complex, Val-
ley Farm Rd. south of Hwy. 2. Topics are start.
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Durham Staff
A Durham programme, aimed at prevent-
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again, is getting a $35,000 boost from the
Province.
Local MPPs presented the funding Friday
to the Intercede Diversion Programme, for
the development and implementation of its
GRAB (Graduated Responsibilities Around
Boundaries) for youth programme. The fund-
ing is being provided as part of the solicitor
general's Partners Against Crime. Communi-
ty Crime Prevention Grant Programme.
"It's a preventative programme in that one
of our biggest concerns for young offenders
is one of re -offending and graduation of
young offenders in to our adult courts:' says
Jim Flaherty, Durham Centre MPP.
Siri Brown, programme co-ordinator for
Intercede, says since its beginning the agency
has acted as an alternative to charging adults
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The GRAB programme will specifically
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sign a contract committing to consequences
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crime.
"That's how you decrease the chances of
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happened:' says Ms. Brown
Programme workers also monitor youths
closely to make sure they don't re -offend.
says Ms. Brown, noting they are most likely
to re -offend within six months. Youths who
don't follow through on the requirements of
the programme can be sent back to the
agency that referred them to the programme
and have charges brought against them.
"It's not a walk -away:' says Mr. Flaherty
noting that this type of programme has
worked well in the past.
"If we don't have this type of intervention
programme a young offender with a first of -
tense is slapped on the wrists and sent back
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Physical activit a
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F
ofY
outh
Aging does not have
intensity several times a
gains in strength among
to result in a major decline
week ivill protect against
older adults. In frail indi-
T. MIMTM41-
heart disease than men.
viduals especially,
of Alberta team lead by
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increased muscle activity
Sandra O'Brien
can reverse serious
Cousins reviewed
functioning difficul-
all physical active
LIFESTYLE
Physical activit a
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fountain
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Aging does not have
intensity several times a
gains in strength among
to result in a major decline
week ivill protect against
older adults. In frail indi-
of the body. A University
heart disease than men.
viduals especially,
of Alberta team lead by
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increased muscle activity
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can reverse serious
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LIFESTYLE
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mining whether the fol-
ANSWERS
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physical activity is unnec-
of false.
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essary worry. With com-
The decline in cardiovascu-
mon sense, progressive
I -Cardiovascular fitness
lar fitness in less active
training and opportunity
decreases by about I per-
adults results in a dimin-
for rest, most injuries
cent a year after the age of
ished reserve for strenuous
S. TRUE
25.
exercise. The good news is
Most of the information on
T F
that aerobic exercise at
coronary heart disease
moderate to high intensity
comes from men aged 40 to
2.Physical active people
improves cardiovascular
50• but it shows that mod -
have poorer memory and
fitness. All that's required
erate exercise protects
reaction times.
is an activity such as brisk
ty
against heart disease and
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walking that makes you
deaths from all causes.
feel warm or sweat a little,
Active people have the
3 --Muscle strength can
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heart fitness of adults
increase up to 200% in
heart beating faster.
many years younger.
elder adults
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Article provided by
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Aerobic fitness in fact
Margaret Good, a physical
increases memory and
activity consultant and
of injury is incur-
reaction time.
facilitator with the Active
moue
mountable obstacle
le to
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Living Community Action
physical activity.
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March break crafts
Nine -year -ole! Ryan Fisher puts the finishing touches on a paper snake during a March
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By %Wort gown Slimy
Durham Regional Cnme Stoppers
Crime Stoppers, in partnership with
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fraud.
Every year an estimated $1.3 bil-
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In 1996, there were 178,580 report-
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Ontario that same year, the Insurance
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million of that figure were fraudulent
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Callers never have to give their
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Our numbers are 436-8477 or 1-
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Sgt. Kevin Slaney is the police co-
ordinator of the Durham Regional
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AJAX — Seniors and low-income earners
can get help preparing their income tax returns
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Olga Lambert will offer assis-
tance at the MrLean COmmunit
13 from I to 5 p.m., Monday, April 20 from 7
to 9 p.m. and Friday. April 24 from 7 to 9 p.m.
For more information call Cindy Kimber at
the McLean branch at 428-8489.
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Centre library branch. at the south- F"ine Foods
cast corner of Westney Road and
Magill Drive.
Sessions are on Monday. April 140 � t
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The Hispanic Organization for the
Latino Amigo - Durham is holding a
Latin Party in the auditorium of the
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Women discussstarting their own businesses
A panel of women will discuss their The panel will also talk about employ- ment Council of Ajax -Pickering. Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd.
experiences in starting a business at a free ment trends and accessing loans at the It will be held Wednesday, April I from To register or for more information,
seminar. seminar, hosted by the Social Develop- 7 to 9 p.m. at the Pickering Recreation call Carla at 686-2661.
School
boards
get funds
to develop
cost-cutting
projects
S c h o o I
boards across
Ontario have
been given an-
other month to
apply for finan-
cial assistance
from the
Province to re-
structure opera-
tions and devel-
op joint projects
aimed at in-
creasing effi-
ciency.
The govern-
ment announced
last month that
boards will re-
ceive $215 mil-
lion over the
next two years
to aid with re-
structuring ex-
penses.
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initial deadline
of March 31 has
been extended
until the end of
April to give
boards more
time to develop
proposals for
joint projects.
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Durham public
and separate
board officials,
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shared trans-
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PAGE 24 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER Sl'NDAY, MARCH 29, 1998
• Health councils merge April 1
BY Jacquie Xdnnes
This Week Staff Writer
On Wednesday, April I the
newly amalgamated Durham,
Hal&rton, Kawartha & Pine
Ridge District Health Council
(DHKPR-DHC) will come into
existence in a new centralized
office in Peterborough.
The move merges the pri-
marily urban -based Durham
District Health Council with the
rural -oriented Haliburton,
Kawartha and Pine Ridge coun-
cil.
Newly appointed Executive
Director, Lynda Hessey (who
previously served as Executive
Director for the Durham Dis-
trict Health Council) says one of
the new council's greatest chal-
lenges will be to meet the needs
of both communities. At will in-
volve varying needs from a very
rural population from Victoria,
Peterborough, Haliburton and
Northumberland and two very
high growth urban areas in
Durham Region;' she says.
"Obviously we'll have to
have different methodologies
for the two areas. We'll have to
look at the different data and
consider community input.
We'll make sure we do have a
plan in the process and the
structure which does address
that variety of needs"
The first order of business
for the new council will be
looking at and responding to the
recent interim directives from
the Health Services Restructur-
ing Committee for the Halibur-
ton. Kawartha area, says Ms.
Hessey. Beyond that, the coun-
cil will be looking at the operat-
ing plans of the various hospi-
tals and reviewing existing
plans of the current DHCs, par -
titularly in terms of mental
health and long-term care, she
says. "These are some very
long-term plans. We don't ex-
pect to alter them at this point"
The health council's man-
date is to look at health care ser-
vices from the regional perspec-
tive to ensure those services are
adequately placed for the resi-
dents within the council's juris-
diction, says Ms. Hesscy. This
council's coverage area includes
1 I hospital corporations on 14
sites.
Although Ajax -Pickering
Hospital is scheduled to merge
with Centenary Hospital in
Scarborough, the two hospitals
fall under two different health
councils. "One of the challenges
will be to work out with the
Metro District Health Council
how we'll arrange planning of
that area:' admits Ms. Hessey.
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PAIN GONE
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Call to see how we can help.
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The older surface PRK procedure is still being performed,
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PRK VS LASIK
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FINDING HIDDEN FOOD SENSITIVITIES
Most people are familiar with the word allergy which is an immune response
to a substance such as food, mold, pollen or maybe the family pet. The reaction
is usually quite severe and predictable, but what is an intolerance or
sensitivity?
Unlike allergy, which is defined as an antigen-antibody response, an
intolerance is characterized by not producing antibodies within the immune
system. They often go unrecognized because they do not test positive on the
allergy scratch tests.
-Sensitivities, on the other hand, can result in a wide variety of symptoms
from hyperactivity, ear infections and bed-wetting in children to skin
problems, sinusitis, migraines, digestive problems, fatigue and poor
concentration in adolescents and adults. Sometimes these reactions are
immediate, which makes it easier to attribute the symptom to the food, but,
most often there is as much as a three day delay. For this reason it can be
difficult and very frustrating to determine one's food sensitivities.
Electrodermal testing is one system currently being used to measure the
body's response to a wide variety of sxubstances. First researched and
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cttt
doctor and acupunt; at:
4it h- use in North America for the last
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It is a c:amputerized sy usod_t b0c energy changes in
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reaction to each item.
During the procedure. the individual being testod hol s a copper bar in one
hand and a blunt tipped probe is pressed into an acupuncture point on the other
hand. In this way the frequency is input and the response is measured. The
result is a score which indicates the severity of the intolerance. A printout of
fhe test results are given out upon completion of testing.
In the time that I have been working with electrodermal testing the
uniqueness of the individual has been reinforced again and again. No two
individuals produce the same symptoms to the same food. With dairy, for
instance, I have seen skin rashes in one adult, bed-wetting with a child and
fatigue with yet another adult. Sometimes a single food or group of foods may
attribute directly to acute symptoms and in other situations, particularly
chronic illness such as arthritis and asthma, food sensitivities may act as a
trigger which, when eliminated. can reduce discomfort.
Sensitivities, although not life threatening, can have a very definite impact
on one's well being and quality of life.
Cherri Cambell, formerly of Red Paw Data Services Ltd.
in Toronto, has been doing Electrodermal Testing since
1993. For more information or appointments she may be
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INFORMATION AJAX -PICK- CROSS: Challenging positions exist
EKING: Interested in discovering a with many programmes and services.
variety of information about your Call 420-3383.
community? Volunteers with goat ARTHRITIS SOCIETY OF
interpersonal skills are required to di- DURHAM REGION: Volunteers
rect clients to appropriate communi- are needed for special events
ty. government and social services. throughout the year, fundraising and
Call Noreen at 686-2661 for details. office work and/or to serve on the
ALPHA-AMICALE: The French chapter's executive
literacy centre is seeking volunteers committee. Call Lucy
to give workshops to parents of chil- Perri at 4347221 or 1- r
dren who attend Ecole catholique 888-765-0005. _
Notre-Dame-de-la-Jeunesse in Ajax. AJAX-PICKERING -
Call Genevieve at 721-9198 for more WOMEN'S CEN -
information. TRE: Volunteers are r.
AJAX-PICKERING COMMU- sought to assist with or-
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PROGRAM: Volunteers are needed fundraising cam -
to drive seniors and physically-dis- paigns/evenLs as well
abled adults to their medical appoint- as workshops. Enthusi-
ments. A gasoline compensation is astic and committed
provided. Call Sally Longo at 686- volunteers are needed
3331. to support women. Call
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moms and boys from father-ahwnt needed to volunteer with one-to-one
homes, call 686-2871. matching programs. Volunteer are
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"The day is gone when you
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When you call Durham
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Inside, displayed on the
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All of the windows come
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Durham Windows and
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Durham Windows and
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SPORTS -
RECREATION IN AJAX AND PICKERING
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St. Wolifaseall teams champs agamin
PICKERING - St. ed as champions. Durham Elementary Sepa- In championship con- Wolverines girls defeated tournaments. We also play
Wilfrid Catholic School's The Wolverines senior rate School Athletic Asso- tests played at Monsignor Sir Albert Love from Os- the public school teams a
senior boNs' and girls' ba.- anki cnior �_,rl.' :iation crowns just before Paul Dwyer Catholic High hawa 32-25. lot," he says.
ketball teams ha\c rcpe;n- 11ooI-, :JJc, ,-c,! :hlc March Break. School in Oshawa, the In the boys' title match, The St. Wilfrid girls'
The St. Wilfrid Catholic School Wolverines senior boys' and Love of Oshawa 32-25, while the boys edged Ajax's St.
girls' basketball teams were double winners of the Durham Patrick's school 57-54 in the finals. Incredibly, both teams
Catholic school titles this year. The girls defeated Sir Albert were also defending champions on the court this season.
FAX GAME RESULTS To 683-7363
PICKER0*1 MEN'S BASKETBAU LEAGUE
16. Don McDvWd 6. Al S* M 6
MASTERS DMISION - OUARTER-FINAL
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PLAYOFF ROUND - WEEK FOUR - GAME ONE (Much 23)
Melrw Prrgts 69 vs. EFRod NolOrgt 46
ltd Han's 45 v5. Gasrury's Eawy 36.
TOP SCORERS
TOP SCOREM
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Mud Hans: Sam Tiny 11, Bit Basten 9. John Esposito 9. Gal-
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Weys Ea" GeoN Jores 10. Ray Faa 7. SWM LWV 6.
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GAME TYPO
GAME TWO
Emmy Busrrss Suvv= 51 vs. MaWw P.. K
Fienrys Auto Suvice 45 vs. tcsuranoe PortbYo 45.
TOP SCORERS
TOP SCORERS
Envoy Bab Pixy 16, Roar Y*M S. Harry Mchugs 6.
Perrnys NW Tyroid 13, Gann CW" 9. Juror Doom S. Mn-
MMana Pm has. &uoa Burd 12. Kavas VV sk& 6. 8d Pappas
suunce: Mira Starsy 14. WAM Ducal 13, Bros Suiten 6
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Mud Hun's 50 vs. Cudweys Es" 49.
Ckrb Linc 63 vs. Van Kutpun Ynuunoe 51.
TOP SCORERS
TOP SCORERS
Mud Huns: Carred otitis 17. Roy Cousrn 12, Darnown SmMh
Club Link: GWn Soar 17, Mfira Jowov 17, Frank Gallo 17.
9. Tom Lalraa 6. GaMsrrys: Darw Daly 17, Ausern M Rws
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Sorry for arty iricortvenience.
St. Wilfrid edged St.
Patrick Catholic School of
Ajax 57-54.
"It's pretty unusual
to have two teams
from one school
win the champi-
onship twice in a Alk
row;" says Phil
Guillet, coach of
the girls' team.
"That's a pretty de -
VA
cent accomplish-
ment"
Guillet attributes the
fact the school has become
a powerhouse in basketball
in the Region to good
coaching at the junior level
and good athletes in the
school.
"I think the fact that we
have a lot of success here is
the programme we have.
We have a lot of good
coaches in the junior divi-
sions who stress a lot of
good fundamentals. We
also play a lot of games
during the season and in
team finished with an over-
all record of 16-2, while
the boys' squad posted a
mark of 19-1.
Members of the
girls' team are
Christie Main -
got, Alexis
M c L a r e n,
N i c o I e
Bautista, Eilene
Amurao, Michelle
Mathias, Danna
Stinson, Lisa Medica, Jo-
celyn Shih, Sabrina Co-
porusso, Christina Corallo,
Hillary Schwering and
Renee Aird.
Boys' team members are
Steven Rivamonte, Bren-
dan Dehaney, Paul Di -
Clemente, Ian Suginomori,
David Ferdinand, Fortune
Carpio, Stephen Ek-
wenuke, Mekiri Mitchell,
Paul Gemin, Christopher
Walker, Kareem Foster and
Sheldon Shaw. They're
coached by Mansel Lega-
cy.
Summer Youth Hockey League
Register April 5, 11 and 19
Iroquois Park Sports Centre - Summer Hockey
League is for boys and girls ages 10 to 16. It will
operate on Sundays from May 10 to July 26. The
league registration fee is $199. All games are an
hour and a half in duration with 3 twenty minute
stop time periods. All sweaters are provided.
Divisions will be Atom, Peewee and Bantam. Pick
up your registration forms at the front desk or
register in person Sunday. April 5 or Saturday,
April 11 or Sunday, April 19, from 9:00 a.m. to
noon at Iroquois Park Sports Centre.
Blast Roller Hockey League
No previous experlier>tce r"ufrod!
Roller Hockey at Iroquois Park Sports Centre!
This new sport will be offered from May to July
through the BLAST Roller. Hockey League. A
House League program is planned for players
from Age- 7 to Adult, on Tuesgpy, Wednesday,
Thursday evenings at 7:00 & 8:00 p.m. The
league is open to men, women, boys and girls
and includes a 14 game schedule, 12 players
plus a goalie per team, a Pre -Season Skills
Clinic, uniform, awards, photos and fun. For
more information call the: BLAST INFO -LINE at
(905) 72841550.
SPORTS
Tennis club recruits
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PICKERING — The Sandy Beach Tennis
Club will host its annual general meeting Mon-
day, March 30.
The meeting is slated for the Pickering
Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd.,
from 7 to 9 p.m. On the agenda is the election
of the club's officers. Positions open are presi-
dent, vice-president, registration secretary, sec-
retary and treasurer.
One of the goals of the new executive is to
attract more members to the club to help offset
a Town -imposed $800 fee for tennis court
lighting this year.
Registration for the club is set for the recre-
ation complex on Saturday, April I 1 from I to
4 p.m.
The club offers excellent facilities
and opportunities for team la Th
p y* e
club will field teams in the Toronto
Ladies league, starting on Wednes-
day, May 6 for seven weeks; The
Durham Ladies league, for eight
weeks beginning Tuesday, June 23;
The Durham 'A' mixed league, start-
ing Wednesday, May 13; the
Durham 'B' mixed league beginning
Monday, May 11; and the Durham
'C' mixed league starting Wednes-
LADIES
G lar
• Beginner & Back
to Basic Classes
• Beginning the
week of April 6
Ladies Call Greg Salazar
Camp (CGTF/USGTF) to
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Apr. 4 i
how at
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Teams are always looking for new members,
captains and spares.
The club's Opening Day Round -Robin Tour-
nament is slated for Saturday, May 2, starting
at noon. It's open to all club members.
Social tennis is again offered on Tuesday
evenings, starting on may 19 at 7:30 p.m.
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L. to R. - Jason Boyer -Sales rep., Michael Boyer -
President, Don Trelford-Winner, Peter Martin -
General manager, Joe Hots ia—m-Sales rep.
The third annual draw sponsored by the Boyer Pontiac
Pickering Panthers Junior "A" Hockey Club recently
presented Don Trelford with a cheque for $15,000.
Presenting the cheque to Don at Michael Boyer Pontiac
Buick GMC in Pickering, are Peter Martin (General
Manager) and Michael Boyer, President. Don works for
Advantage Car & Truck Rentals, and bought the ticket
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L. to R. - Jason Boyer -Sales rep., Michael Boyer -
President, Don Trelford-Winner, Peter Martin -
General manager, Joe Hots ia—m-Sales rep.
The third annual draw sponsored by the Boyer Pontiac
Pickering Panthers Junior "A" Hockey Club recently
presented Don Trelford with a cheque for $15,000.
Presenting the cheque to Don at Michael Boyer Pontiac
Buick GMC in Pickering, are Peter Martin (General
Manager) and Michael Boyer, President. Don works for
Advantage Car & Truck Rentals, and bought the ticket
in September 1997, when they first went on sale. Thank
you to all who bought a ticket this year in support of the
Pickering Panthers Junior "A" Hockey Club.
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V* Replacement
. Windows
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Save $250
on Installed
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Air Conditioning
#4 7 10 ser. Sak prices end
Suurday. April 11, 1998
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on an Installed
Direct Vent or Gas
Fireplace Insert
062715/6 ser. Sale prices
end Saturday, April 11, 1998
Use dour Sears Cazd and
Doift . JLpay'til
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with own reliable 4
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weekend positions
also available.
CASH DAILY + M
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AP CONDMONNIi d Heat-
ing Saksperson for business
in the Durham Region. Ex-
perience an asset but will
train. Fax resume to 905-433-
7941.
Meat Manager
A progressive store in the
Ajax/Pickering area has an immediate
opening for an experienced Meat
Manager. Your two years of successful
experience as an Assistant Meat
Manager is complimented by your solid
knowledge of meat operations, meat
cutting, meat merchandising and
health and safety practices. A highly
assertive and hands-on individual, you
are customer service oriented and
demonstrate strong communication,
managerial and leadership abilities.
Flexibility to work various shifts is
required.
If you have the skills and experience
we are seeking, we'd love to meet with
you. Please send your resume in confj-
dence, dearly indicating the position
for which you are applying to: Human
Resources, 6355 Viscount Road,
Mississauga, Ontario, L4V 1 W2 or Fax
(905) 671-5175. We are an equal
opportunity employer.
raeRwal Help hill Ge eefal Hila
warned. no selling involved.
full and part time available.
Experience preferred. Full
trai sig provided. Horny
ropes plus borwises. Posiere.
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individuals only. ideal for
fomem slim. For interview.
Call Gabne6 at 428-2010.
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Make Morley. You assemble
products 4 am $727./wk.
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reveals details. 416-812-6798
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taMMG ASWUNT MAN -
AGN required full time for
Pennzoil Cadre, Ajax, Duties:
Oil changes, supervise staff,
office dukes. Apply in person.
no phone calls please. 195
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Fax: 905723-3797.
KAUTY SALON opening in
Ajax. Positions available: As-
sistant Manger. Syleas, full
and part time. Must be li-
censed, salary/commission.
Call Claudia (905)5762512.
a0RE07 The Pickering Mar-
kets is searching for enthu-
siastic and reliable volunteers
to help with our special ev-
ents. Great work experience.
te,a-0741 Karen at (905)
Marketing Director
Pickering Town Centre, a one ndici square foot regional stropping centre in
Pickering, Ontario. is Currently seeking to complement its existing management
team with a highly skilled and creative marketing professional.
The successful candidate will bring to our management team a high level of
energy and creativity; extensnre advertising experience (including print and
broadcast media), experience with special events, comfmur* relations, public
relations, and a minimum of four (4) yews marketing experience; preferably in
a retail or mal wwwonment strong supervisory slob, a general working
knowledge d accou r" principles. excellent inter- personal and
corrm>unicatbn skills, and a self-motivaled and ixrovative personality able to
accept dtalerges will all be assets required in Cts sumessM candidate. A
tnoildrlg knowledge of Windows '95. fricrosoft word and Mc osoft Excel a
essenbat.
This challenging DtuiOon requires Cine devielopment and irtplerttenitation of Ste
annual sales and events maikebrtg plan, wilt direct responstbidy for the
development and expenditure of the Centre's makeb budget You will be
dtallenged to Concelve and execule promotional and marketiflg prograrns that
will ertharoe the Croft of the shopping centre with an ulOnnate goal d driving
sales and incneeshg custorner frolic. You will also be responsible for all
asptacis
of advertising and media programs, implementation of all prornobonal
activities. special events and Customer Services. For the ta" ced position,
preference will be given to those candidates presenting expertise in executing
multiple tasks snwkaneously, and who offer an innovative m>arkebrig style
coupled with knowledge of the Durban Region marketplace.
The position oflers a competitive compensation package, and the oppoAurtRy
to owcule your creative flair in ria exciting shopping oentre industry. If you
are inheresled in this position, plane forward your resume not later thwn April
10,1996,110:
Allan Arsenault, Centre Manager,
Pickering Town Centre, Administration Office
1355 Kingston Road
Pickering, Ontario, LI V I B8
Fax: (905)420-9379
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• Ensure compliance of all material
(raw and finished goods) to customer
and jet specifications
• Maintain measurement systems and
processes
• Maintain lab equipment, manuals
and specifications
• Maintain SPC program
• Work as liaison with suppliers
• Experience with QS-9000/ISO 9001
Candidate should have: Minimum
Grade 12, formal certification in Quality
Assurance, minimum of 2 years expen-
ence in automotive quality assurance.
Send resume with covering letter
outlining expectations to:
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EXPERIENCED dry deader
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Call the Hotline 725-4786
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PMT TOE NAIL TECHNICIAN
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REMOM SPORTS is look-
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and hockey equipment
(905)663-3476.
Security officers,
Private
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Experienced staff
required. Must
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English fluently.
Must have car
Whitby
1-905430-2549
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moon (905) 263-1093.
STYLIST wanted with own
clientele to work or rent
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8_6mc Debbie or Wendy,
$14.49 PER HOUR
Eco from Dallas now, expanding. Durham Fac-
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No experience necessary. Full training provid-
ed in our public relations department. Must
have own car. We offer paid vacation, ad-
vancement opportunity, and fun atmosphere
Call Sunday 12 p.m. - 2 p.m. & Monday
9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. only.
571-3532
An Established local employer has the
following permanent positions available.
ASSEMBLERS
Light Assembly, must have previous
punch press and/or light assembly work
experience. Grade 12 completed.
Rate: S1 I+ to start.
MAINTENANCE WORKER
Experienced with punch presses
and PLCs desired. Certificates of
qualification an asset. Min 3 yrs
industrial maintenance required.
Rate: $14-18 to start.
Steady days, 40 Hrs per week. Company
paid benefits package. References re-
quired. Please send resumes to File# 123.
Oshawa This Week, P.O. Box 481,
Oshawa, ON, L I H 7L5.
BayR dges Price Chopper - Pickering
GROCERY CLERK
We are looking for a full-time experi-
enced Grocery Clerk. As part of ou
team, it is essential to possess good in-
terpersonal & communication skills. The
ideal candidate must be able to lift
weights up to 30kg and be able to work
with minimal supervision. Candidate
must be flexible as it is a 7 day a week
operation, including evenings & wee-
kends. Responsibilities include: pricing
stock, stocking shelves, providing parcel-
ing & carry out service to customers, as
well as sanitation duties as required. All
interested persons may apply in writing
by March 31st, to: 1235 Bayly St.
Pickering L1 W 1 L7 Attn: Store Mgr.
TEACHERS
eertawd, nreded wr tin -home
tutoring. All grades and subiects.
Please fax resume to:
"A -LITTLE -EXTRA -HELP"
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at (905)668-3365
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Head Office: 341 ,41amood Drive,
Oshawa, Ontario, L1H 7PR
(905) 725-3509
DRIVERS (AZ/DZ)
& HELPERS
Required for localliong distance mot-ing
of household Roods and electronics.
Experienced preferred- training avail-
able to qualified applicants.
Above average Nage rates.
Apph• in person to:
OPERATIONS MANAGER
SUPERINTENDENT
REQUIRED
eare.h.
Conant Place/Ormond Place
1050 Simcoe SL S-, /240 Ormond
Dr., Oshawa
To provide superintendent services
for two townhouse complexes locat-
ed in Oshawa (Conant Place - 43
units and Ormond Place - 44 units)
Candidates must reside on site
(Conant Place) in a 3 -bedroom
townhouse and possess high stan-
dards, flexibility, excellent main-
tenance, repair and interpersonal
skills. Remuneration includes rent-
free, 3 bedroom townhouse. Unit
heat and hydro are superintend-
ent's responsibility.
Apply in writing by 4:30 p.m., Wed-
nesday, April lst., 1998 to: j
Administrative Assistant,
Durham Region
Non -Profit Housing Corporation,
28A Albert St., Oshawa, On.
UH 8S5
or fax to (905) 436-5361
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• Servers
• General Kitchen Help
Apply in person Sunday, March 29 • 9:00 am to 7:00 pm
At: 1990 Brock Road, Pickering. N/W corner of Brock and Hwy.
2. Across from Police Station.
rELEtNARKEnac „^ace .r.
'»ed )f lorxt term "essrorw
appMntmem s"ners High
stamp hourly rale plus excel-
�eer bonus structures' Mature.
Drgtessarw adults welcome
:aN Enc for oterview 726 -
THE IDEAL PART
TIME JOB!!!
Register stoppers to
Mn a $100.00 Shop-
ping Spree plus a
Glamour Make -over
at Wal-Mart. Hourly
usage plus bonuses.
Retail Saks
experience an As-
set.
Ideal for
Homemakers.
FOR INTERVIEW
CALL GLAMOUR
MAGIC
PORTRAITS
1-800-265-0760
Ext 231.
Also Hiring
Hairstylists and
Make-up Artists
rNE VMW.NESTFN ARMS z
7arrently seekmQ Jutgpng
p
energetic pope tot the tol-
owrtg positions Gerwal
Managers Floor Mangers
KAUen Managers. Mph Staff.
,.ne COoks Positions arc
awrable in all Otufwn Re -
yon br� Please tax re-
sume}:) 905-433-6184
part erne cash. Jori our suc-
cessful nom" based busi-
ness. great products. nembfe
hours. supplies prorded car
necessary Oshawa (905)
435-0568. WMby 1905, 433-
05529os -Pickering
)905, 424-0�a
$12.85
TO START
Fr/PT work in
housewares and
some sports
items. Training is
provided.
CALL
723-49M
in person to Vicbr. M the Ker-
ry Inn, arta 11 am -7 pm. 967
Westney Rd. S. Ajax. Call
(905)426-6790.
WARE83EEXPERIENCED tMMS and
COOKfor
honest restaurant in town.
Medikrranwin Grill. 905-639-
0443.
WASE SUPERVIM -
temp to perm, immediate
opening, $1500 per hour.
minimum 2 year supervisory
experience, automotive and
u nionued badcgronNd. mid-
night stilt, possibility of wee -
X" tax re-
sume to Stab Plus. Attn: Mary
Jame, 416-495.0941.
WE HAVE a styling chair
avaUble for rent. Aprtst at
ws Advertiser requests I
vemsers chick tbnr ad art
blxahm as News Advertiser,
t be responsible for more n
e urcorrect Insertion and N
all be no kabky for non - W
any adverbsernem. Liawity
,ors In ads Is limited to
*Uhl paid fur the space axu
N error NI copy Is sublet
ws�Adve�rituroltagement
Lit Rcqu:rt• feu n 1. ktx t.x.:r u',' f 1.
• ASSISTANT REST. MANAGER
•LINE COOKS -SERVERS
With Smart Serve Program
• FULL AND PART TIME
HOST/HOSTESS
Must work evenings and weekends.
Also require a Camp Director and
Camp Counselors for Camp Cullen
Apply to person with resume tar:
CULLEN GARDENS RESTAURANT
1Lx) Taunton Rd. W., Whitby, Ontano.
NO PHONE CALLS
HIGH -PAID
BUSINESS E3 COMPUTER
CONSULTING POSITIONS
On -The -Job
Training Program
Please send ,jour restime to:
WORLDWIDE
TRAINING CENTERS
1480 Bavly St., Suite
Pickering, ON. LlW 3T8
120 - 120 •
OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR
Pickering: contract $10.00411:00/hr start
Full time hours: 8:30 am-5:30pm.
Must have excellent secretarial and com-
puter skills (MS Word & Excel), outgoing
personality, Accounting Background.
Fax Resume to: (416) 285-9193,
Global human Resources, Att: Kim
ITIS SPRING
Time to get your • •
ADMWISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
You will provide administrative support to
executive teams, coordinate schedules and create
presentations and correspondence. Intermediate
knowledge of MS Word, Excel and Powerpoim
is essential.
".; ..RECEPnONIST'
You will handle ad raxption areaduties, including
answering calls, grating visitors and typing
correspondeem You must be able to handle
150-200 calls per day and be proficient with
MS Word
These temporary positions require a minimum of
six months' related expeneece, the ability to
multi -task and meet deadlines. plus excellent
communication skiff. These is a potential for these
positions to become full-time.
Kelly Services offers competitive pay and the
chance to work for Fortune 500 companies.
LET OUR REPt"ATMU OPEN DOORS FOR VOUI
Call today! (416) 290-6790.
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Good Job
ners
Learn dwrapcutic mans' and
join the growing field of Health
.Good �
/
GroWingCareers
Cart: professionals with a diplcxna
from OBC. Upon axnplebon of
this amt graduates are
eligible to write the College of
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Massage Thrxapisls' Entrance to
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AccountingBusiness Administration • Administrative Assistant
Addictions Worker • Human Service Worker • Massage Therapy
Practice exam to hecome a
Registered Massage lixxapist
Opus
Computer Software & Systems Operator • Dental Assisting
your own clinic as an R.M.T.
or find employment in
Secretary • Computerized Bookkeeping Tourism & Hospitality
pm ate clinics. sports/athletic
Business Administration • Chiropractic Office Assistant • Law Clerk
facilities• hospitals a rehabilitation
Medical Office Administrator • Law & Security Administration
Legal Office Assistant • Animal Care Aide • Child & Youth Assistant
the centres. `rtn�"�• restarts...
k nares are
Financial Planning Assistant • Medical Office Assistant
AN Lou rMIs 2 reml
Addictions
Pharmacy Technician • Medical Office Laboratory Assistant
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4. May 4t11/98
Make the. di "nee m
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sorneones life. learn how to
help people deal with social and
Call Today!
gh the
theory of Ponal ° Toblerris g Rrnm-se
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--OBC
- Midtown NIA Oshawa
� more. � Group 1)yramxx�
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available in traditional health
Laar<Tion . faultics.
;rid rttal.7f health fanlitics.
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ATTENTION EMPLOYERS
Make your Summer
hiring decisions simple
and reduce
your payroll costs.
How Do You Benefit?
• Wage subsidy
IN Save recruitment time
and advertising costs
Employment
specialists who will
match your company's
needs with the students'
knowledge and skills
• Our ongoing
commitment to ensure
your satisfaction
SUMER JOB SERVICE
Call for more information
(905) 721-3093
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D U R H A M
Funded by the Govemrnent of Ontario
1 Gtitttt M Melp
CARPET CI.EAkEJ•t needed.
CO6t:tlldl UM MI Format,
copy & mail disks for tam,
RUSH SASE. To: LL Mood,
SH Bristol Road Fast Suis
359A, Mississatga Ontario.
L4Z 3K8
MOR WANTED. For West In-
dian
o-dian Rai shop. call anytime
693-9900.
DIU CLERM - Experienced
weekends a moist. For Whitey
and Pickering location. Fax
resume 10 (905) 426-1733
EXPERIENCED dry deader
presser needed immediately.
Part-time position. Phase
all (9115)720-5555 or
(905)725.2600
1 Gtlaerel Help
LOOKING FOR
EXPERIENCED
HAIRSTYLIST
FOR BUSY
SALON,
LOCATED IN
WHITBY.
(905) 430-8787
We pay you directly to
assemble our products. Easy
work. No expadience
rrecetl wa For ME details
send S.AS.E. to
RnSter
Uvelpool�SuMe213
�Ont, L1V M13
72M
ARE YOU
16 TO 24 YEARS?
Out of work, out of school
or on social assistance?
WE CAN HELP
On the job training positions
available now:
• Mechanical machine repair
• General Labourer
• Food prep and wait staff
• Concrete testing & core drilling
• Customer Service
These are a small sample of the
obs available through
`THE CAREER AND
EMPLOYMENT
PREPARATION PROGRAM
Call the Hotline 725-4786
or Pickering Residents
1-800-263-0993
Funded by the
Ontario Government
1 General tt•Ip
GAILLIND
Requires
Cleaners for
days and
evenings.
Drivers license
an asset.
683-4134
Iwo Dan
Pidkerirq Town-CeMrc� Con
-
fad Robert (90514201440. a
lax 906-264.9917.
IIAM STYUSTMAIL TECH.
Required. Licensed & experi-
enced. wdh clientele, OR
chair/table rental available.
Call 905.637-1236.
NAMTYUiT wanted to 'pin
our energetic team at Studio
One flair & Body. We an a
full service salon with much
to offer you and your dials.
Our stat) Includes an expim-
enced platform artist. perm
and colour educators, 11, ,h t-
ics, tanning and a nail techr-
clan. Ilk are egibandingi and
looking for an R.M.T., dearo-
lysis tech.. Body piefcrg
telt., arta Wmaiat makeup
services. Experience pre-
ferred! Call Jand at 571.1250
or 435.0927.(snp)
NOMEWORKM IEMEDII
To assemW our products. For
FREE information package.
send S.AS.E. O.S.EA7 70 W
larboit ores. /1, Concord, On -
wt. L4K 4C7 or aE 1-868-
835-M. ext. 07.
UCERSED Hair sly sl re-
ppWred for Oshawa Centre flair
Srykst. Please alp velhn or
can Wry or Lau i28 J623.
MATURE Responsible people
10 fin management and can-
vassing pmdion. Experience
with charity of fundraising or-
ganlratbn an asset, but not
essemlal Nle Vied Iran lin 1-
ODO-340-2669
1 Genesi Heb
MODELS wanted between the
ages of 7-23 to model casual
and formal wear in NahaWs
1998 Toronto Pagearrt conw-
liter s. No past experience
necessary. training WIN be
provided Call anytime 1-800-
535.8344for more eco.
PMT TOE NAIL TECHNICIAN
required for 9eauycnb. 'Star
Nair only. efficient. Iasi work-
er. Cal Jwrim or Kathy 905-
571.2582.
REMOM SPORTS is look-
ing for hrN-time help Must be
exxpe -ked sdwv gut dubs
and hockey equipment
(905)663-3476.
Security officers,
Private
fmtstigasion
Experienced staff
required. Must
speak & write
English fluently.
Must have car
Whitby
1-905430-2549
Moto -Fri, 104 pm
STUDENTS
MAKE Extra $TS NOW
Earn $20-$40 cash
=nightly.
g for
students 1317.
Please call
1416)5694176
MUST LEAVE
MESSAGE
STUDERTSIt Earn ash. No
experience needed. We train
you. MuNmum age 11. years
old. I INWI idkaintl I905) 725-
0213, Oshawa/YMtby/CW-
moon (905) 263-1093.
STYLIST wanted with own
clientele to work or rent
W
8_6mc Debbie or Wendy,
$14.49 PER HOUR
Eco from Dallas now, expanding. Durham Fac-
tory outlet looking for individuals to start now,
No experience necessary. Full training provid-
ed in our public relations department. Must
have own car. We offer paid vacation, ad-
vancement opportunity, and fun atmosphere
Call Sunday 12 p.m. - 2 p.m. & Monday
9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. only.
571-3532
An Established local employer has the
following permanent positions available.
ASSEMBLERS
Light Assembly, must have previous
punch press and/or light assembly work
experience. Grade 12 completed.
Rate: S1 I+ to start.
MAINTENANCE WORKER
Experienced with punch presses
and PLCs desired. Certificates of
qualification an asset. Min 3 yrs
industrial maintenance required.
Rate: $14-18 to start.
Steady days, 40 Hrs per week. Company
paid benefits package. References re-
quired. Please send resumes to File# 123.
Oshawa This Week, P.O. Box 481,
Oshawa, ON, L I H 7L5.
BayR dges Price Chopper - Pickering
GROCERY CLERK
We are looking for a full-time experi-
enced Grocery Clerk. As part of ou
team, it is essential to possess good in-
terpersonal & communication skills. The
ideal candidate must be able to lift
weights up to 30kg and be able to work
with minimal supervision. Candidate
must be flexible as it is a 7 day a week
operation, including evenings & wee-
kends. Responsibilities include: pricing
stock, stocking shelves, providing parcel-
ing & carry out service to customers, as
well as sanitation duties as required. All
interested persons may apply in writing
by March 31st, to: 1235 Bayly St.
Pickering L1 W 1 L7 Attn: Store Mgr.
TEACHERS
eertawd, nreded wr tin -home
tutoring. All grades and subiects.
Please fax resume to:
"A -LITTLE -EXTRA -HELP"
TUTORING SERVICE
at (905)668-3365
AWCobum'srl�
Head Office: 341 ,41amood Drive,
Oshawa, Ontario, L1H 7PR
(905) 725-3509
DRIVERS (AZ/DZ)
& HELPERS
Required for localliong distance mot-ing
of household Roods and electronics.
Experienced preferred- training avail-
able to qualified applicants.
Above average Nage rates.
Apph• in person to:
OPERATIONS MANAGER
SUPERINTENDENT
REQUIRED
eare.h.
Conant Place/Ormond Place
1050 Simcoe SL S-, /240 Ormond
Dr., Oshawa
To provide superintendent services
for two townhouse complexes locat-
ed in Oshawa (Conant Place - 43
units and Ormond Place - 44 units)
Candidates must reside on site
(Conant Place) in a 3 -bedroom
townhouse and possess high stan-
dards, flexibility, excellent main-
tenance, repair and interpersonal
skills. Remuneration includes rent-
free, 3 bedroom townhouse. Unit
heat and hydro are superintend-
ent's responsibility.
Apply in writing by 4:30 p.m., Wed-
nesday, April lst., 1998 to: j
Administrative Assistant,
Durham Region
Non -Profit Housing Corporation,
28A Albert St., Oshawa, On.
UH 8S5
or fax to (905) 436-5361
Neighborhood Grill & Bar
Opening soon in Ajax....
The world's most popular full service family restaurant.
Great Food. Great Value. Great Fun!
If you share our core values of Teamwork, Commitment, a
Passion for Service, having Fun, and working with a
management team that is supportive and appreciative.
Then you belong at Applebee's
We are looking for Team Members to join us in the following
full and part-time positions:
• Line and Prep Cooks
• Servers
• General Kitchen Help
Apply in person Sunday, March 29 • 9:00 am to 7:00 pm
At: 1990 Brock Road, Pickering. N/W corner of Brock and Hwy.
2. Across from Police Station.
rELEtNARKEnac „^ace .r.
'»ed )f lorxt term "essrorw
appMntmem s"ners High
stamp hourly rale plus excel-
�eer bonus structures' Mature.
Drgtessarw adults welcome
:aN Enc for oterview 726 -
THE IDEAL PART
TIME JOB!!!
Register stoppers to
Mn a $100.00 Shop-
ping Spree plus a
Glamour Make -over
at Wal-Mart. Hourly
usage plus bonuses.
Retail Saks
experience an As-
set.
Ideal for
Homemakers.
FOR INTERVIEW
CALL GLAMOUR
MAGIC
PORTRAITS
1-800-265-0760
Ext 231.
Also Hiring
Hairstylists and
Make-up Artists
rNE VMW.NESTFN ARMS z
7arrently seekmQ Jutgpng
p
energetic pope tot the tol-
owrtg positions Gerwal
Managers Floor Mangers
KAUen Managers. Mph Staff.
,.ne COoks Positions arc
awrable in all Otufwn Re -
yon br� Please tax re-
sume}:) 905-433-6184
part erne cash. Jori our suc-
cessful nom" based busi-
ness. great products. nembfe
hours. supplies prorded car
necessary Oshawa (905)
435-0568. WMby 1905, 433-
05529os -Pickering
)905, 424-0�a
$12.85
TO START
Fr/PT work in
housewares and
some sports
items. Training is
provided.
CALL
723-49M
in person to Vicbr. M the Ker-
ry Inn, arta 11 am -7 pm. 967
Westney Rd. S. Ajax. Call
(905)426-6790.
WARE83EEXPERIENCED tMMS and
COOKfor
honest restaurant in town.
Medikrranwin Grill. 905-639-
0443.
WASE SUPERVIM -
temp to perm, immediate
opening, $1500 per hour.
minimum 2 year supervisory
experience, automotive and
u nionued badcgronNd. mid-
night stilt, possibility of wee -
X" tax re-
sume to Stab Plus. Attn: Mary
Jame, 416-495.0941.
WE HAVE a styling chair
avaUble for rent. Aprtst at
ws Advertiser requests I
vemsers chick tbnr ad art
blxahm as News Advertiser,
t be responsible for more n
e urcorrect Insertion and N
all be no kabky for non - W
any adverbsernem. Liawity
,ors In ads Is limited to
*Uhl paid fur the space axu
N error NI copy Is sublet
ws�Adve�rituroltagement
Lit Rcqu:rt• feu n 1. ktx t.x.:r u',' f 1.
• ASSISTANT REST. MANAGER
•LINE COOKS -SERVERS
With Smart Serve Program
• FULL AND PART TIME
HOST/HOSTESS
Must work evenings and weekends.
Also require a Camp Director and
Camp Counselors for Camp Cullen
Apply to person with resume tar:
CULLEN GARDENS RESTAURANT
1Lx) Taunton Rd. W., Whitby, Ontano.
NO PHONE CALLS
HIGH -PAID
BUSINESS E3 COMPUTER
CONSULTING POSITIONS
On -The -Job
Training Program
Please send ,jour restime to:
WORLDWIDE
TRAINING CENTERS
1480 Bavly St., Suite
Pickering, ON. LlW 3T8
120 - 120 •
OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR
Pickering: contract $10.00411:00/hr start
Full time hours: 8:30 am-5:30pm.
Must have excellent secretarial and com-
puter skills (MS Word & Excel), outgoing
personality, Accounting Background.
Fax Resume to: (416) 285-9193,
Global human Resources, Att: Kim
ITIS SPRING
Time to get your • •
ADMWISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
You will provide administrative support to
executive teams, coordinate schedules and create
presentations and correspondence. Intermediate
knowledge of MS Word, Excel and Powerpoim
is essential.
".; ..RECEPnONIST'
You will handle ad raxption areaduties, including
answering calls, grating visitors and typing
correspondeem You must be able to handle
150-200 calls per day and be proficient with
MS Word
These temporary positions require a minimum of
six months' related expeneece, the ability to
multi -task and meet deadlines. plus excellent
communication skiff. These is a potential for these
positions to become full-time.
Kelly Services offers competitive pay and the
chance to work for Fortune 500 companies.
LET OUR REPt"ATMU OPEN DOORS FOR VOUI
Call today! (416) 290-6790.
.errvreu
PAGE 36 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1998
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1 Saba_ 1 Saws 11 WW -
NEW HOME SALES REP'S
Required for New Home sites in
Pickering /Ajax/Whitby.
New Home Sales exper. preferred.
Fax Resume to
New Home Sales Mgr.
905-837-2555
RPN CASUAL/PART TIME RELIEF
(All Shifts)
for Community Nursing Home
at Village Retirement Centre
Med. Admin. certification
Please call 9am - 5pm
(905)831-2522 or (905)427-0889
EM Skilled Help SIC161 SkiNed Help • p,f'o+'a Arailable • Deycan Avaifeble y ' 11 "vim
1 Articles wanted a Articles wanted
GIANT SPORTING GOODS
YARD SALE
Vendors Wanted
APRIL 4TH - 5TH
S251M Per Table
CONTACT LAURA OSMOND
(905) 436-0644 AT BARKLAY'S
LARGEST YARD SALE
April 4th - 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
April 5th - 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
423 Bloor St. W., Oshawa
AT BARKLAY'S
REQUIRES
TIRE INSTALLER /LUBE TECH
uccessful applicant will work In a busy 20
bay shop and need to possess superior cus-
tomer handling skills. Nights and weekends
are a regular part of the schedule and the
person will need to have their own tools.
Apply with resume to:
Service Manager I
Canadian Tire
1300 Kingston Rd. Pickering
CYLINDRICAUINTERNAL
Experienced mature person to work
and manage small shop in
Scarborough.
Please tax resume to:
(416) 266-0127
Day Care
Available
WANTED
Will pay face Value for
Maple Leaf Tickets.
Must be greens, reds or golds.
Call Bruce at 5794400 ext. 2207
WEB DESIGN
SERVICE
Home and web page creation Hyper
link and server storage.
Call John Duarte
at 579-4400
WE FINANCE
EVERYONE
No turn downs.
First time buy-
ers, bankrupt;
bad credit; no
credit! If you
work; you drive!
Lots of pre-
owned
vehicles to
choose from.
SPECIAL
FINANCE
DEPARTMENT
SHERIDAN CHEV
905-706-8498
n
Ri
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made Fit Dodge Ram 94-98
: 1 Lost 3 Found: 1 Lost b Found long bed. painted red code
(PR4). Bought new in De-
MIA
e-
1 Arbchs for 1 AnKwt
PIANO. for Salt.miok, i A^'••�Lx.B'!G:al._e1.wi�.
I years old. perfect Condition, vice. consultation -1free. ap-
$2.300 (905) 666-4269 praisals -mmrrW tee: auction
service 20% negotnable. Pur-
Do,- Mier. 1 AnicMs for PIANO- Scudo uprigtll. KM- chasing outrigm, estates w/
$ale some antique comerrs. (no
EXPERIENCED child care MICH a BACK only 2 years Inuit to value considered).
W never used Wk 52
Looking for fun. Confident.
;.torp., and rekabk ndMdual
or 3 school -aged and 1. NO -
coy sdw child Position for
full -brim. 7 hour days (11-
6p m wlh some flex b". n
ow � home. Teactrrg or
E.C.E. greet Car rmpor-
U a wP est caK Maureen
905)619.1640
NAIMIYMOusmfPER kve-
n for 7 112 a 1 1 Z year old
a new. aNactrohs d any sort. giun-
6W 060 at 905-420-8458 titres or woe amigire items
PIANOSR.RAMOfATHER 17 try to respoo to ad qwr-
Arditi
CLOCKS All 1997 floor mob Br Robert Bowen 905Ms
ooan. Ontario (905)655-
els reduced Used piatos 8049, lax (9051655-55011
yam,11M. _.Kimbal, hon. 51300 entified Ilwy 12
y t�atp New digrw pia- CASH 04 DEALS. we Buy. . 1 ugtlite! . 1 805.
5895 enoklin 905-571.5187.
nos from and up Ren vie 8 more' Rome apolW Dowd" Bordmg 655.5911
to own Urge refection of video. oar auto. tools. CO's.
graWWw docks from $995 movies. games. gold, dia-
and up, Call TELEP PIANO marls. furniture, appiarnces
433-1491(905W13-� 905-571-2274
cember. Asking $750. 060
at 905-420-8456
JEFF WELLS AUTO SALES
1992 Geo Storm. 2 -door
hatchback. 4 -cylinder, 5 -
speed. 161.000kms. air. am/
fm cassette, new dutch, teal
w/black interior, very Chart•
$5700 certified 1989 Buick
Regal GS. 2 -duo. 3.1 V6 a o,
lomauc. air. p/w, plc. P/sat.
anvIon Casselle, sunroor. bur-
gundy on burgundy.
196.000kms, very well -man-
ta need 8 in excellent condi-
HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC
W...126-6002° ' '�
0*,
CARPET BROKERevenings tD0%
Nylon tNclu, plush stain n-
Nylosrslan
REMMGTON 6 mIm iNOdd
00 BOL Varw SP with 4x,2
00 you have valuable an -
Large contracting firm to Durham Region
o•ycar•
' AvililebMice
carpet Fish 3 roan.
�i61d Satpe ut5 Car
Jdn70S357-i041lsnp)
biller or anal covens% tat
is aunt fpr m apices. tall
requires Diesel Mechanic. Must be fully
_
OATCAKE Avariable
330 q�,ids cR 00m pad
TIENT TO OWN APPLUINCES.
, s M lwam
cxpenenccd with repair of heavy hydraulic
in try
home Smoke free, farad
illd mNtil> n hom.
y01R
incur and reCondmoned. tut
war P S Wry,
.wmy
howe cpautete we
excavators and dottrs. DZ license an asset.
vara. Wily watts IPuklli-
Free Il, in your Norse
g a t B00-796-
neaM 30 Vers merience.
�pK 911Sat6t
Excellent wage and benefits.
Diary) rant. nurcom
No it. est. no payment to
MCKERNIG Meek / Rapt:
CARPET SALE. Cam and save
meals WOUM MNY R Cam one Tut year. DOW. 1.806 OLD PIM Boards wooden
Fax resume to (905)668-3584. 7 217-0104
CUBA DIME iris summer window frames with dkridea I
tJpco^nno course Aunt 5 p„m wannot hoe pass ale
RELVAU DAYCAM andaafe CAMM SAIF: Loll d car- (NnktDy) - SCUBA Arid 905
net+ rd snack III stapes a /axes 263-
U es a s ir10o0r
and Ovid= a71YRes, sak
terad
waver
pets. 100% nldon slam re-
lease. carpet 3 rooms $339
mrrMrO eq ScWL SALE
Oive Sours Saba Sippy
1025 alta 7pm cop
SEEKING
ole MM. backyard.
(30 sq. yd) khcknbs: carpet-
(905) 666-6566 www dive-
6 FT. SUIT of ar-
smoke tree. rderenites, one
d 7&m 6
prerkum pet aur irtsta w
fnena.Com
mour. on display stand. CaN
to lave
yea age and up -
Part
lion Free astiwhaks. caper
SNEONMM Quality wooden
(905)726-9327 mes-
o m Dane a full Rua.
m iMereskd
r IN irs 3erMr8 Dhrlianit at10
surrorndir0 iii. Sam 905
shuts 8 x 6 ban lot. 0rey
1a0e
CA Cheryl (
CA Cheryl (905) 42D-0206
N61772
5299 pis tax Mary other sal-
WAMTED Crossman pistrlls
Tr,
Van - 9s Transports loaded.
oNora
839
�V7 �JTJ.7
es and styles available. Also
and Renes. pips 1960's. 60's.
MCKERNIG Meek / Rapt:
CARPET SALE. Cam and save
0�a ad decks 761 Mk-
kali Ha. (AM 3. PidNrkhp. For
and 70's. Cir 985967-5060
Mk for Jt
Loveiq daycare. t6 months to
W to 50% cam Urge selection
Split
hast�ree deloho Nidpes 53251
12 years Daily peeve
d color and design. Cliolo a
mors oft cam W$419-2083.
WAffTE01 Good used bicycles
nernoed beCRlaro and park)
saaUaionh guar~ Fara
esbnnwt � Mee, 19051
SRIF BY SIDE RefnBaalor,
for bike swap. *1 4 a 5m
CnRt. SONY tune. mOt. nu-
4311-4040 or (416) 622.6226
double oven stove. electm.
Call Bicycles Plus 9Ds-436-
dkof O for desats
NEED FINANCING? 885M
C.V. V8. $3495 88 F-150 41.
$5900 88 Horde CRX, auto
89 Chew Tracker, 130K 90
Acura Integra. $6995. 90 Sa-
tan SLE. loaded. 112K 90 Be-
reria, S -W . 130K 91 Accord
Ex, 105K. $8495 All sold cer-
tified Over 50 more available
Durham Auto Sales. 1401
Dundas St E . Whnlby 905
430-0130
11 Awaiioeu.t
tp Ssb
53500 905
rrrone nays 8 SIYdtS First
19049 BUICK Dark Avenue Ul-
IN
tra, 189 GOokm, fully -loaded. 1
A1M01"0
owner (deceased). at I*~
Suff Contest lost ear 35
nterior. miihapllate arlda0n.
Must Setii (6500 905 043/-
And. D.►R oertpied Non-
sinhpkrng nalpls. 905Eg
426-
7139
credit Afrille driving
19N BWQ Park Avenue. %
Youf
ly loaded air. leaner aftioi,
lolly receerHleeee ars ser
tea. int. Mb theater n
aiKAm Cassette. haw. Nd. ask-
ng $7900 Cab David 905-
1993 Honda Cmc DX 2 dr
420.7554.416.2963277
Ihlmdhoadh. auto. anlhn cast .
1to.wo km. SnO0 ob0 434-
1981 HYUNDAI Scoupe. AM-
2775.
FM Cass Air. 15"Mrs.
MAN AND OTHER STUFF
Oklrg
Pickering Area,
rrrone nays 8 SIYdtS First
$60. 4x8 x116'. $65 Esub•
fished 1963 Days 705-277-
. row
suft kg off-
all Andrew
Call Andrew at
1
A1M01"0
an.l 1-4J0-46304
Suff Contest lost ear 35
Fax resume:
And. D.►R oertpied Non-
sinhpkrng nalpls. 905Eg
426-
reasoSALE nable air a
(M) 931-M
Ara a
• 1
rite
11
1M REGAL Grand spool. 4
door, fury loaded irhrJundkg
lolly receerHleeee ars ser
tea. int. Mb theater n
905
04351 �f
1241
limbi. alwanum trays and
pores. Evnnich onow 2 .
OMM ME FUNMNRE..m
a WhaM prirtmo Compared to
ROZY I very beg quamy rd-
aMeru KrY best guiry lard
pow sumroot. leaitlla interior.
Tr,
Van - 9s Transports loaded.
oNora
839
�V7 �JTJ.7
J
SPECIAL NEEDS. pre-scMd
30 to . To.
30 Ihp. Toro mowers and
saiid oat UDk sets on sale"
�E COMM CERAMCS
Ceramic bapu rally to da-
$n4tmeetb LEASE 30
months. 1996 Cavalier. 4-
105.000 kin. allomabc start-
er. SBS00 obo Mm coed-
best c95
turn
512.500. 93 Lokrirq. loaded.
Split
hast�ree deloho Nidpes 53251
children wanted for hooneOW
awn Der naw
on, bim- tats and trun-
49 SOLID OAK double pedes-
orate As the wast model n-
app. power tops. Croy, tl
tan Cenoo 905-571.1603
30400 v4, bald, kat gran.
1 Omob
Skilled help
nugtry sthOd bugle by Be-
ruavlor C --RW vrM maty
hers. Wilde Saws. 1700
Thos kson Rd N (905) 655-
d hbk N x96' exNMW d
w t fuel top. 7 thick soma
Theses 401 Ext 497ve. cothome. .lB0gS Asp
a Cruse. Call 905-666-3819
or 905-725.3555.
only $8.650 93 Abaro Extend-
adi. loaded.
91
FOUND. Whsk Niye, small
Neto
custom Sedan, loaded.
86.000 Mm. $14.900. (906)
y9�pr0l fide. Car Dean
poodle, of too Scala Ape arta,
oak shirt 2-15' ext choice le
OPEN SUNDAYS (45
CREDIT PROBLEMS? On
1992 COLT 2NE natdWack.
reduced $10 900A Grand
1 AeroN
kiM
752
8010
,
min F d )
she
auto. p/s. prb. 124K rums
Voyager SE Lb Ed. loaded.
N Ny1�A1 EXCK 5 speed.
ATTENTION ATTENTION.
'tom minim, we operator
COMPUTER SPEGAI f699
ed0t aohk a shape M table
t
dro0e, while, oU N, $75.
Rose edpc. $50
spot financing Down pay-
9". good r -n d ,n. 53800
min. wtirk $10.5% 19W
standard. gall ounidibon. no
rust, dean rebbk run
Nailed AZ Tam diners. 3
WESTMET and May 2 -one
Compile Pentium Yum$699
lop (Oval p res ) AND 6 solid
FOLK -ANT CLASSES avad-
Nnnk Nor $750. 0 AC. Cars.
Candied 060 Cab 905-697-
Gad voyager LE. bard. 3 J
C
yeas US a Canadian expen-
tum time opening avaNble 6
da system wed Colour moa-
Cambridge Cfuas
a0k SD�O
n Depirtners. Skit workersdin-y
trvehs. vats 1981 to 1991
3001
V4. super nice, cheap.
t�(;,
Excellent barriers
am - 6 p.m. Cab Tru (905)
for 166/J86 mala medU Sys-
ed tome My SI 799 All d our
Next
Auto Sales Ltd. 792
1192 TORO Tapia GL. an..
$6.995. 93 Aeroau rein.
fid.
Andmium
a > tw tams.
6[13 -22nD
Laths from $1804 Cpttplett
lades ale 1Nrhdtratkd m MN
aaccomorrodahold
March 30imcce
Sfs Saeed Soidh. Ostuw.
Gran. ps. pb, alk. ABS. til. 6-
alk green. Usury.
i9 0400. SPRN16 FOM - 95
ll types of
FShingling,
sad aid.
dean dinars abstract carr-
1 Fietaod
Call 905455-3661
premises Complete taak
sets brom x low as 5749.
(90515763917
Pthae 905 720 3382
C. purr drivessat.ps.pct.SwtMt.
eruae 56150. 000 905 666 -
air. who. Capt. prel-
COMUTEII
hip Gear-
nal $a" and ICC mtdial
High rates aril nw equip
l you love tiwerrn, love Du-
you IPERFECT ildnis Wo
kve
Clearance Cain
omers a super package key
Triaxwi Woodwookrg. t 15
1 CaapMa
1lSt CHEM Impart 2-dpa.
3809
ty. sashed to 58,866. 91 Liz -
a. turbo. auto. rare and last.
Discount
able to do Dei own set up
ear and walk Tinder mini
RMW000 Row Lumber 3
233 MMX watt 15" dr0iti
NOM Port Rd IS ort Reach
� r
318 Tn-power Slaw cordi-
19W GEO METRO anvert-
leap 57,500. 89 Trader 4 xT
. fully io-
Hint Appty n person W
E T S 595 Wentworth Si E
firewood Centre 1'x9'xt?'-
monitor pus Carron 4300
St) Port Perry (9051995-8774
NEW MUSIC e•zne O beep!/
bon Serious offers only. 666-
Yale.red.exettden condition,
4. 5 speed. env. now $4.695
Swed. Free estimates.
UM N0. Oshaw Dow. or
$60. 4x8 x116'. $65 Esub•
fished 1963 Days 705-277-
gprartueerr bks a tat bed sumer.
tI.899 Complete Basic Busu-
all Andrew
Call Andrew at
1
all 433-3895 or faxll 905•
3391. Evenings; 905-434-
cress ort - 200 mink from
(905)726-1043, Open Sat. a
Sun
133.0974
6665. Free tkkwy to Oshew
$595 upgrade your older
Pook,
clean car. good !-y, new
era.
pentiums to mmx 233 tedh-
EO*R* 1GED Junior Legal
MAC OPERATOR required for
Red.
Ree. s Sgt.. sic. hatdi back. 8
"_from 5299. Now seno-
Real Estate Seaetay requrcd
a WhaM prirtmo Compared to
ROZY I very beg quamy rd-
aMeru KrY best guiry lard
iarhp Macs 1905)897.3059
imRedady Abikty to work
Oo ypescrong, layout and
wooe. guaranteed extra bhp
�S. Parts.
indepmeeruy under pressure.
amen work Car (905) 728-
tome fully seasoned. cut i
r $'
Wort posses knowleicitiotWind d
9312
Split
hast�ree deloho Nidpes 53251
Word Perfect 6.1 Windows
and Conveyancer. Transpo-
NaO�
•
, 905-753--22w
a�okr Odie -DY -SH spenser 1699 Fad .
ta0on required. Suomi rc
JM G.l bided,
aero seedy 55 59591 Excel
owpb
1
size siadoble washer a dryer
1599. stoves regda i so -
some irickakg SALARY EX-
1986 JEEP CINE, ex-
540191.
teeing $1751up ba InA
PECTATION and availaoikty,
b Dime England Barrister a
Sok*w 15 Ctwks S. Osha-
w. Ont L1H 4X5 by April 3rd,
1998.
Sd a
LRM N o Etrab Rap for
new hom site. Canted Potter
LIU NEW Decor -rest Sob and $239. from $299,
maltshig dein with rrr0 dryers $1 Mod"
www.durha views nell
39C ata 5.00 p.m.
under 100K. 5 spd.. will ark-
92 Suruma 4 of 4. fwd and
a1k:2384'hdex non
12% BIIICI( LE SABRE, Said-
900 abo. 905
soft A-11. Dili b4 xu 4,
(905)726-1043, Open Sat. a
Sun
194 CAMAIIO BENILRIETTA
721.2490,Iw4)
$6.995. N Toyota Tanip
Pook,
clean car. good !-y, new
19=5
HONDA Civic Si. 2 a
spat very clean WOW
53.696 L11>GNT - 90 LrhCOW
bkN/rae Wang Pod sm
Pastil
Orates. Asking ON. Cal
431-2688.
Red.
Ree. s Sgt.. sic. hatdi back. 8
Sq. Town Car. lather. spot-
SAIF- RATAR Pal Rectauqui
1 Artie a
liw absofabed
aur Tiro. new muAlkr. 59900
MISS. only 58.650. 91 Outs
lar above ground including
19N CheveNe Scooter. 4 dr.
uxrtilied. 1998 Ford Aero Star
Dena 88 Waded. Otey on
decks 16'x24' 0/D $5195.
auto trim. Good Mae Car.
Van V-6. at. $3595 , I , ,
grey. Wags, outrageous sale
Hal price sale n insfaAyion
51200 art. Doo. as a. 905
19" Traps 146K Std. erns.
55.996. 91 Ores CWm
p save G.S.T. 1-800 668-
gag 1357. (sup)
$69% Cat. INS Tecta. Soft
�. loaded, emnl ane..
7564.
JM G.l bided,
aero seedy 55 59591 Excel
bap 4x1. $49% Cat. (905)-
red and slip. Now out
tnM a
1986 JEEP CINE, ex-
540191.
$7.550. 93 Saba GS. loaded.
1
ahem stage. new arcs, rc.
(90N map, $3.000 Certified.
104 B LE SAM 4 pup
Wsbno while. reduced
7,500. 94 Grad Prix. SE.
FOUND. Whsk Niye, small
( )726 8666
custom Sedan, loaded.
86.000 Mm. $14.900. (906)
loaded has kat, and spd-
poodle, of too Scala Ape arta,
19N MtlSVM LX Hekh-
7267791.
less- is $8.500 damp entougtc?
NEW ANNIIMIa - N edict
throw Cnskors. Sealbie
OrarYdtsry rose 6ora1. A-1
vmslor i drys 3 years out
ON. 426 Sana St. S.
TWO wft dw M Gum Ante
an Wednesday Mardi 25.
Mees kids. PMase call 427-
back. 4 speed. 4 Cylinder,
suuool. power Iola, am -1m
12% BIIICI( LE SABRE, Said-
Asi now *W rate t Mack.
caidoon., Mug be sen. Ngo-
Sue or Stake
(905)726-1043, Open Sat. a
Sun
lags. alit they dreg pavan
askn8 8235/ach o.b.o. Payed
2356 rp
Cass., cruise. Exatem rai-
part coodifion. C&Woed
stone in 6 out 3.8 VS. air can.,
Pyr seat, pours windows.
rtD4kevabk $5,216. 92 Gad
Am So. butt Mile gab A
x$500.
� size bird ate with
bkN/rae Wang Pod sm
Pastil
• IWSrpM Nd
$1250. Cal 576-5384.
pow Wicks. Powr truck.
per aerial, ABS, keyless
prick! $6.885. 93 Olds
Aecienee, *. ado. NpnWrOgWu qIVy.�
1 Artie a
liw absofabed
bind . 550.00. Oast size
. $450.00: Gesleb w
»edrrg saw. Custom
Mallow trgtima rose Ann
TENNI*W and
TINS PO RMC NN, dart
bllN, 1 door. 4 tyYrdln aft,
entry 6 WCA, mkt w ndNm'
asking $16,950. 905-571-
Steal K $6.885. EC'SNONr
PLUS - 93 Geo heft, aUo,
SANASE door woke
Off= RWWC W - $3500.00:
Panasonic
shear for widow measuring
pcusDr�d
Jack Rmd PrrPs for sit•
Val Rist
air. 260K �maly Mvy►. $1000
asaoho. 905 8�
5757.
Mal orm, beady tow $4,61W
90 Volts
repairs.
springs odes roBas open
laser prima
t W 00HP sus Colony
86wX86L. Coordinating Jabol
. shots.de-
war mal Car Lawie 905-6
NpMN6 1AlE 4 piece wNnel
low CAVALIER - 2 door,
JM G.l bided,
aero seedy 55 59591 Excel
A.
It
NO 905-723-5261.
PANT -UK 00" ASUSUm
ers metaled $45. New doorV
Scanner - $200.00: Fax/ M-
in two-tone blue with bglt
0191. (sap)
IN? MM ELECTIA. wag -25.000
km, power=-
CL. auto. 4 dr- Stefan, p~
We him
ION, , I Itollest
rcOWK PDA prekrred. Send
b: 2727 Courts Rd..
openers. Ou tf Plan Doors
416336-0073
snerig maSnice 1200.00.
600lnase with Glen doors-
Pm
iIbwer paid UN.
ashrint Sr o.b.o. No marks
LILAM AM pips for sale.
on. 226.000 kkm6., now parts,
new Oris. $1500 as is. Call
power brakes, air, AMIFY
Cassese. $12,000. Cal 666-
in sit ways spedY S3,N6.
Bulger CrntiRed $1.1N5. N
weDSRe n Durtom and are
Unit 38, Cautice. ON. LIE
1R Pike sport faftirip sup
$=.Do. can 666-6393 any-
nes wear. excellent condition!
.
7269164
27400411046.
aft 4 W
bobnq for friendly. ouloom
3A2
per. ALSO tketric W al
lode
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Ilorm 1rc�nt1r0 stanlNtl. )
TINY Cadillac Redwood. AN
19M ESCORT, 4 -door, auto,
red of 86 Cdft 4
purple to )art our lamn. This
a a serious sake apporwry.
PMYSIOTIIHAPItT - Park
mod, A-1 ardition 5175,
Cab for into. 7261007.
NpMN6 1AlE 4 piece wNnel
tMED FNNIBE 1225. aro up,
1200.
786�i124.Mfa
01 t. seder 100,000 km.
Q°� cormmw oatitied
W1
air anOpidiiif eusem
/5001un, 113,000. 1997 Lent-
4 �. •bm? Ads
Carne. TIi6 ler SL BE. Al
6�N
Cala (905)436 9322 a visit
Rd. RysioOerapy Durham
125 BALLON, fah tit, /
balk kvmt room suite . Cal
430-2211
used stoves acne up.
used wa hers 1250. dryers
S gem OLD MWaka Do-
� 432-1663 or 242-
5806. ()
ro LTZ, bald, 22,000Itn. ne
tar: 127,000,
■ba. Car Ku, S7N-
tri. bar
www atoactry.Com
Region. Required to lo-
Mone, WfNkiAl And School
paned, IN actomories inhclad-
tad. Paid $1200. asking 5800
OAR BANNS SET 2 teem-
6125 and up. New bad name
hidta. 18 C.1. SM . New
baman, nieutoO. all slats.
hmseWWM. tail bid, looks
1N7 UMCM Grand IWgrla,
Pits wan 905.571-06709600.
1 AeroN
kiM
fbb
Settilg. Fax resume in car
of brut era. call Brie 434-
cions. 6 chairs. J900. Mar-
bad nate 31r sl' 1119.
like full -site Dobe, (idoftm
at. Porrel egrNpmrr5.0 Iu
N Ny1�A1 EXCK 5 speed.
�-
'tom minim, we operator
III r, b 19061436 0701.
5669.. ria Spm
dro0e, while, oU N, $75.
Rose edpc. $50
and up. New 5 c.f. fweners
1255.. Slept -''s
7072, 91* -1176 906 433-
7072.9058861762.
c 1 1 55 101 00
2^ ^'
standard. gall ounidibon. no
rust, dean rebbk run
$75 he t75N tp scrap cars i
trucks; or
X-RAY TECIIROKOf116T, for
87 MMM. 400 it*. Wlh
723
Cowl OSO
1967 OLDS CUIMs Ciera t�
cerb-
any cormon vehi-
and manual bomv MIN op-
summa rew. Cal 576-M.
traNa. ExcellaN ca ndiNon.
va 57667446
RIME a InOnecekss pet a sec
artilied. 196
Bed, $1,100.00, 905-637-
ces. 24hr professional pick-
owing. AN Derham
erators. (eXperirnced) re-
for heavy equipman
1 �M
Asking $2160. Call (905►•436
9643.
... •• •••••
WASHER NSU$, works
onnd chance. AM cab,
wed
DodgeWalked halo$249
Shadow, aed.
0173.
RRecydrnngT ars a trades
gored
rnwnuhcturcr. Must be ex-
•
Coolers,
FdpmtNtdy
ow. dryer,
mile050.00 lsoRN ) 1110111-
Ot
1987 Cr�ayN�1e$1695
baron ON. $1895
ShaObw $2800:
428-7878. (905)706-5740:
d with Fanuc an-
pial..
A JOB
CAR"
CANPETt - lots d arpet,
unite, fiw33 door
freezers, waimry available,
125.00,alk1Mblily trailer 4'x6*,.
s4Bc sides. new Bras $560.00.
tae ages 3-1/2 mon WW.
air. ar66ed.
1965 Pay 6585 ac a. 1962
arWW 1967
CMV. Celebrity. $1600 art.,
A
Ings. Al applicants must be
l you love tiwerrn, love Du-
you IPERFECT ildnis Wo
kve
100% nylon, new Stn re-
wm carpets on hand. 11rN
Off smarm prfoes Defary. 1-
426.6111.
Y1egum- larger sized dogs
aalaDk. Temporary totter
Mazda 628 1595 as a.
19Y RWant K $1600 art.;
1967 Mazda $1800
A 6 A AUTO. Cars. truck,
boats. We ply $66 510,000.
able to do Dei own set up
ear and walk Tinder mini
fly. 6 will to a fun
part-time
urn -amt job. ! want b speak
ca" 3 rooms, $349. Price
9054554501
NEOONS WRIN site S. las
White
InOnReS bar dogs needed. l n-
AWAM
(905►404-A759
auto. cat:
19N Do 800 11200 can.
� aOnnyft sod. Any condi-
1 TOM1965
supervision. FaX re
b about ledkiq ria my
includes CaIDtl. Dlellnirurr pd,
PIANO Wlnrlitrer, tearer
v aiaid. shis-aaoAn
sequinedOoWa
Dl rNinmin
sit d. 19"
1966 CaDlia Wagon 1000 as
K
6me. 24 hours. us
30
statue to Dyrex Engiileaiq
2 Ids, 24 !ours per wuk n
my home. Car for an moa
exped imstallmrionn, test dekv-
ail, tree estimates (30 yards►.
condition, cup Sind upright
13,000 p best oft (905)823
straight cut. with d51110 M
mal Adoption donations 4-
Pet snnpplMs, donations 041-
S15, eXlyded Cab, wlo. 202
km, $1,350
$100 as a:
1 Ile am
1963 RebrK Ylaoon 5299 as
9905.706 %U or
(YMllby) (906) 721-1201
vwar (906) 61111111-5749.
kuq pain. (905) 723 1680.
Cerdtied. (905)
a. 570034 Oetarb LW. 868
NOrRgn N62314.
9549 alar 6:00 pm.
says welcome.
579-W19
7428 Pkdisoll
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Cash for cars, qulck removal.
(905)426-0208.
CASH FOR CARSI We buy
used vehicles. Vehicles must
be In running condition. Call
427-2415 Or come to 479
Bayly St. East. Ajax at
MURAO AUTO SALES
SCRAP CARS Wanted, top
prices paid. Same day pick
UP Also cars for resale, will
pay up to $5000. Call 686-
1771.
1 Trucks
for sale
1980 ONE TON, Good condi-
tion. 350 standard. 11 11211
dump body $4800 Cal (905)
728.0977 9.5 pm
1 slaw
t Wheel Drive
1986 DODGE extended van,
recreational vehicle. 318 mo-
tor. certified. 53,200 negoti-
able.905) 721-0664.
1997 SAFARI all -wheel drive
Van, low mileage, 6 -cylinder,
fully -loaded. amnrh/casseNe/
CD..(g. d. a/rlrear-heater.
S3o.000 80 Prim- 905-
983-9593 after Spm
1 Trailers
1987 NORTH LANDER SU-
PREME. 40'x10. sleeps 4. full
4pc bath, build -in stereol i-
crowave. 32'x10' deck. shed.
exc. co d.. 80kms east d
Osfaw.905-721-1654
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RemReap 1 1 oanr r 11 wale Dore 11 a Dora
Rent Rend a Raul for sw for Sala
APID AUTO R
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e
JOHNSON 3hp. Motor, 1996.
used once. $650 Can Leo A
905-665-9247
1 1 Aperemwta
For New
1 OED. bsmt $550/mo Clean
quiet, undines, i laundry ow
luded Non-smoker Mail.
mind (905)-723.8018
1 BEDROOM AR. In dean
quiet budding near Oshawa
Cardiff. available immediate-
ly. tawdry. very reasonable
rem. (905)263-1093
1 -BEDROOM. Bourn Ajax on-
eale entrance ground .y,^r
deck, utilities. cable n�:: ,r.•d
for quiet. single
person $600/month
Ines (905)619-1974
OSHAWA (Bloor St) Large 2
8 3 bedroom apartments in
clean low rise balthill Case
to 401 d GO Parlsq Avar-
ablti int From S600J
Rgrith_ �-5764255
764 SLM= S. Newly repo-
vated 1 -bedroom from $530
inclusive. Simcoe/6ibb area.
Available immodo". Ste-
pheh905.571-3229.
SM Mary St. E. Whay
Bach -tor and. available June
1st. n well -ma ntaihed quip
3 -storey, faking. Appiarias.
uW., parting. security am
eras included. Orr -site man-
atltmaem. tall JN -1666.2450.
AAA Attractive 1 bedroom
with fireplace. good locafon,
quid w0dong uals so
droit ngttrad. Avant. Apil
1, $570 indshive. 571-4422
AAX, 2 -bedroom basement
allartrt en! n bungalow IIANI_
neyMwy, 2, first i last Mor18R
Exod phent roparjy1D6086 81�
AJAX, East Haalplon COMM
bedroom Lark Mist. 2
dean, Brqresae avrwppfimtic�goorrndiialw:
519.6007. $19-1338. pays-
basement 2 bedroom No
. Firapaite.
pirkiq. pi hale MI ,
share laundry. . $75waile., kr
dtWw ask 7w Dob w Pam
9*436.3201.snp
AJAX, new 2 -bedroom We&-
Oul, separate aMrarsn, no-
tral air/vac, laundry, awilable
May 1. SOW moron. NrstAast.
Non-smoker, no pas, close to
school 6 shoppkp nitre.
(905)427-7769
AVAILABLE May w. Moitn
Oshawa, one bedroom bast
ment apartmert, ttliesl ra-
erences required. NO s.
$4 hydro. Lynn �)
AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. Be
2 8 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 appliances,
underground parking.
55 FALBY CRT.
MON.-THURS. 9 A.M. - 8 P.M.
FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M.
SAT. b SUN. 12. 5
(905)683-6021
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
..�....,�„ rnnn - nn1lo1
1 b 2 bedrooms, immediate,
3 appliances and blinds,
MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M.
(905) 571-3522
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
THE SUMMIT PLACE
• 1,2, a 3 Bed Apts.
MOVE -IN INCENTIVES
e All Util. Included
In - House Supt a9 Maint
Rental Office: Mon - Fri- 9am - 8 pm
Sat 3 Sun 11am- 4pm
VALIANT PROPERTY
3 MANAGEMENT
905-579-1626
WINDJAMMER
APARTMENTS - AJAX
Affordable 2 bedroom
apartments
$785 per mo. includes
Fridge, stove, broadloom,
air, heat, hydro, water and
one parking.
Call 686-0845
or visit us at:
www.geocitie%.com/wall street/floor/
7657/highrisechtml.
AVAILABLE w MTELY, n
Whitby Apt building, spa-
ctous. carpeted. newly pard -
ed. V Ah bOCOrhy. dose 10 Bras.
sthoppig, all a MOU mckvkd.
oracles! regraked, no pas. 1
bedroom $690. 2 bedroom.
$790 3 bedroom $850 Cal
43x-0134.
AVAILABLE MAY 1 urge 2
bedrooms. everything indW-
ed. Carpeted. ba comes.
sinal walk-up Itaril0 . Oloor/
Wilson Laundry -on -premises.
$704/mo 728 -OM ar"ime.
Prime Pickering
location.
$625 first/last.
Non-smoker/no
pets preferred
Ulfg I- 2 bedroom wr
to.- newly renovated, eat -k
litchen, 4 pc. bath, antral Air/
vac., shared WdgfarrWun-
dry. Cap Phil 416215.5379
(0). 905.606-5243 (N)
P um Main A, new
awcft mdow ave. $600.
Phibi 432-2261 for app. w
sopa. 1305, 33 YMMting.
COMAL Otdemei large 1, 2,
d 3 bedroom apartments
available in well-mmdamw
dose 10 am amwkw.
Cal 723-0977.
N. O$NABM trip:ex. large
bright. clears. 2 bedroom.
basement aapp. $luno. W
dudes paitarq and hydro,
906.839-3909.
GATEWAY COMMIptrTY
N - now las warty, 1
bedroom W. in amity see-
IN.
ec
Don. balomsy hardwood floors,
freshly, decoraled. $670. in-
dtrdes all ut0ba. awl.
1st A 120 Colborne St.
Oshawa. eeationg view. very
dears and quiet modem se-
ars brand new pet -tree build -
kg. 571-0887, 9 - 4:30 P.M.
Mon:_ Fri.
GREAT flephborttood fMigM.
spacious, newly decorated
one Dedfoom basement
own piilln I mclu-
Sive. 906 433-1157, evenanings.
LARGE 3 bedroom b"Imed
across ,rom Easroww Boys/
Girt dub, Indp a stove. sop
drive. available immod first!
IM. $750 plus hydro (gas
coq 434-5247
LARGE one bedroom apart-
ment Awrabw i nme"ey
236 Raton R Oshawa $450
Olin hydro Cap 1 -416 -SM -
9107
LOOKING for single person to
rem a urge basenkrM aw-
mew. in Pon Perry Non-
smoker, nig pet, Separate
entrance. parking. triage.
stag. cable. Wudry nckided.
S575/maab. references. credit
check Avail May 1 (905)985-
0059 (SNP)
NEWLY RENOVATED, urge 2
bedroom Oshawa Apt. , avak
able April ,. 5730/mo., cin
905.127-4927
NORTH OSHAWA - CLEAn
WON stip contained one bed-
room Wound floor hoarse, quip
court, Ianced yard, parking,
laundry, suit nature non
smoker, $650 inclesive. 576-
3830
N t os N super targe
1 i 2 bedroorn(s). Extra targe
."ll l. WIN marsaged quiet
kINIM Controlled Wifemn.
$598. and sm. ubi., able,
parking, No dOgs. April 1st
and May 1st. 905 -579 -MM
ONE BEDROOM stltxrd NOW.
dowadom Oshawa. very rice,
$425 all inclusive. Witast.
available 1st. Also 2 bed -
roan available May Ise.
725.8710.
SPRC M well-maitairked 2
bedroom scats. Avail. >1 900
and Bab Glen St. Sonne with
walk-in closets, panni provid-
ed. pose to schools. SZ
)-erica centre, Go Station.
fes included. Cal 7284993,
O$N NA - Hwy 401amcoe
South. 1 bedroom. 5150 .
hydro. Incudes heal S park -
Mg. Close GY
(905)420-1741
Pewas -newel reravated
2 bedroom bases t apt.
Sep. entrance, Iw 1 w 2 work-
ing pcopk non smoking. no
pets. a. plus security de -
(0619 -0842 immediately.
PICKERING - UverpooM*.
2 bedroom basement, large
sell contained with full bath
and laundry. no pets. 5850 in.
clusrve (416) 494-3765
PICKERING Finch/Whites Rd
Bright clean very private.
bsmt apt Suitable for 1 non-
smoker Walkout, glass
doors, on to ravine Shed use
of backyard. $595 inclusive.
Avail immd 4 pc. bath Wyk
in de. doses (905)-837-0218.
PICKERING
$1 - to ABSOLUTE AFFORDABLE
SICK OF RENTING?3
OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASYIt
EZ$100.000 MORTGAGE CARFRES FOR S70o/month
Minimum Income 530,000 year
-*Power Of Sales' available - Assumable Mortgages
' Help for discharged bankrupts • Not much dowmpaymill 4
Call Marklf He knows what to donl
(905) 571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275
Mark Stapley
Sats Rep. Sutton Group Excel Realty.
quiet second Tawnrhoareee
floor 1 -bedroom, suit mature a , 1 owrilrousa a a 1 hwell�
single person. No pets/ 1 Rod Rent Aoeommodefion
smokers April 1st. $585/
CLOSE 0
month, lirslAast. Call
(905)839-7945
PICKERING. Rougemounu
Hwy 2 bnght walk -out ground
level. nice 3 -bedroom base.
ment apartment. 1 12 wash-
rooms,
ceramic tile. rose to
schools, nice quiet street.
oarking. no smoking. no pets.
available Aprl5. $950 in-
cludes utilities 905.509-9649
PICKERING/FMCH and aftona.
one bedroom upper level
apartment, newly renovated
With large Heck. Suitable for
non smoking coupWifierson
NO pets, ISVlat. $675 (905)
420.6024
OSHAWA - OXFORD NORTH
Large 2 - 2 bedrooms Near
GO. 401. Strops Parking. Dal-
cony/patio $740. as inclusive
ISVUSt April Ise Addinonal
painting avail No pets. 905-
1-2232.416-239-2752
Huge 2 BIR from $660
and 3 B/R from $720
apts. at 280 Wentworth
St W. Utilities Included.
Bright and clean. Close
to Schools, shopping.
Call for appt. to view
(905) 721-8741
WHITBY 1 henrnnm r '.-
mem uunory� pamrtg. aoae
'o GO S5 IZ91thty I -
sn. Mature working non-
sreoker Available April 1st
Cap 430-4799 aft lip m.
WMM - large ane bedroom
basement . private entrance.
MMXU air. large "
roomitifi i g room. kitchen.
-autdrY SOW 11101111 -
Siva Allay 1.4018
to shawa Centre,
bright room in large, friendly
shared home. with 3 others.
Case to public transit, cable.
laundry Must like children.
non smoker. $350 576-
5577.(snp)
NORTHWEST OSHAWA. in-
cludes all facilities, with Fbn-
da room Available now $500/
mo Cal 728-1007
PtMRMGMOUGE- Share 4
bedroom executive home wth
2 young professionals. CAC,
fireplace, laundry, dahwash-
OPEN HOUSE SUN.,
MARCH 29, 2-4 P.M.
79-909 BURNS ST., W.
TERRY WHITBY
FENNESSEY ASKING $124,900
SWO Rep,e„yy� Gorgeous 3 bedroom 2 storey'
6643800 town home in well maintained
R�%�X' complex featuring many
n/�,R1U�/IU�7�7 T upgrades. Must be seen to be
v[.rf/►I/�Ii/ appreciated' Call Terry at
REALTY (hat) LTD aLTR 668-3800 for a personal tour.
or $400 . 1/3 ins 11 FwW CoitAhgee lots ran
Last Can (905) 509 7339 1 for pars
w
WHITBY-AVALUUU MAY
FAMILY HOUSEKEEPING cot
129 ACRES. 9owmanvdle,
1ST Roommate to shire 3
Cages pool beach Store.
Nash Rd!Maple Grove Rd.
bedroom house welt 1 ott
PWWotxd. Campbeglord. two
$500.000 Terms Walter
Laundry. parking. dean quite
�s northeast of Toronto 1-
Frank. hank R E. 905 -576 -
working person Carl NO.
888-813-2212.
4111
3550
I I Ftivaw Iloma
4 RESIDENTIAL LOTS. per -
016c1 a
1
For Sale
nmS available 4Ox140 Ma-
a-
e
MIAROM e
2300 SO FT Tome )n quiet
^ re inlet. close to srhoppug)
mart Ave. Ajax 9055
OSHAWA 4 Rebates Free Rent
Cres in Fallingbrook 4 Large
683.6800 or (905) SM=
500 ro14Q0 Sgt1 2nd Hoot
Bedrooms. greemquse krtch-
(David)
fr,)m $400 man ter 300-
o MF talMy room. Laundry
room. 2.12 baths. re-
1 CM" -
1600 from $300 MG
2 nod. flow across frosm
pq�e. central air Sr,29.900
To new tall 430-2520 No
r Safe
urns avrWable atxxss. North d Lindsay oveloororg 00TANIMG A LOAN R NOT
wH1Tar, one bedroom teri.19p51631-3J00 Esq Sturgeon Lake Conmaet 70 GUARANTEED n wear maatained • RO01R7 S1t10rmantrh (9051725 9991 ,24-M9 t � � Gl1ARANTEED SOSE
waM1d COMPAMES CHARGE UP -
905 -6 8 4 Sevens Realty Ltd. 2112 bath urge 3 bedroom. FONT FEES. OTHERS
905 6667777 2,12 baths parking. Yard. WOMAN wnmmg !or �••ydr. ' MAOrabrr a 3 OR Town hour n DO NOT IT IS
tdaw to ale arnemhes 401 +errs room to rem at Decov
B1NfTBT, spacious 1-bl0room wad-mainlained complex. f11iiESTED THAT You
apartment Dwtdis/Codrrane. $1500 raiddsit-, sail Apr 1. er Plan Condos. Away moat :lacer scrods a churches OWSTIGATE THOIWUGH-
cershltWOrOaaoma. sherid (416)287-2101 wiMeds all 831 -SM. al- 4fte SHOP Onve it lour $149.900 w Best OIW 905- LY
laundry tactem", pmkinq. ter 5 office washroom, parking. 420-7630. KFORE SWMNG ANY
�- Sfx1TN Osbwa 3 -bedroom
5600/morth, no Shared sass for sales senora. CONTRACTS.
smoker Can 430-1OS9. 430- Senn. Laurt IOtahon wMhl gill- 1 �, rtpaiK est ilgfllma/ GIM�1 Welker,
4788 rage. sulfabk kir family, no A om widohm Only "%.xilud" TMI vela HARE OPPOIITUNI-
ppeettss. available Jame 151. 25-1171 rYIUa Renovate as rww 2 ano ; 1 U-999-.
WWTBY - 2 a 3 tietroom $900.ubln-s. Call 905-619- BROCK41WY 2 13 1n urge 3 bedroom IbrrYtbiatt 4 new
apartments aailabk immt- 1313 executive home LOU o pn- MM7RMLXOpMERGAL
dreeely Call 416-789-4145, w vaLY Maklemaile. retera - unit orrice snob wlrn ,/nVt-m into Quality SS00 do MORTGAGES ,Doc Dad anc
905465-0965 Hbrwg es. 1st and Last 5575 moo- over lhrtad ditirr Available pass Good crept. Some rent ugly `,^smog for any pur-
sive Call 905-426-1247 w Apel 1st Call 905-6Sy-5131 Dbsff rates from 4 49% All
WHY rem when you can own
your own home for vets thin
Yoe MW*711 Cap Dave toy.
loc k Saks Rep RNMax
Summit Realty (1991) Ltd
(905) GW38M w (905) 666
3211
1 Idowle
For ll rt
ro own to quNlrled 17krc mr
VERY RESPONSNRE account 839 9790 w 905 3622 9414 a call at 905-723- � mop - in
executive nurse b family
$ale well-mirrauW non- 10 . 11 Pubic Notices . 1 1 Public NOOM e 1 1 Public Notions . 1 1 Public Ilotieas
rent In Dkrnem area. 314 bed-
roonts prekrred. tui May/ -
June 1st PIS= rap Pet at
416 684 9007
WANTED. to Wase or Wase le
won country pn00ery vend 3
bedroom home North/ East. 1/
2 law d Markham
gas -
Win' RENT:' 649-5461�i� �
OWN YOUR HOME 1 rawrrmovaaa
FROM $70VNONTH F lif
.i Deuv4S Sales Availada OSHAWA SOUTH - 3
-I Not Much Downparwit>'
j Dacharged Banlitupt' 7 � townhouse close
and sm�am
(905) 571-6275 rho ALL INCLUSIVE. FwW
1 pOQ-810 6275 last Available Aprd 1
Mark Stapley (905)579.9956 days.
CARRIAGE HILL TOW11-
HOUSES - 122 Colborne St. E.
rooms, porch. Small back-
Osh m. May availability.
;sn Comm. East Oshawa.
AOe�
WIN - ndecx 3 of S10oc
1 Redd r
1
srjg sfop"O Call
434.2447
1-NDNOOM each-s"-styk
down f4� n
617
Part/GiCb
7s/monm inclusive. rw�
PAW
w 665-4132
NARK SALE. 4 -bedroom but-
Cap (h 335-5547
NICE 2 Storey Home 3 bed-
COURTICE. FURNISHED bed
AVAILABLE Immediately
w near Oshawa Centre.
8'. 9ixi Aso 3 -WO oom
wi wilonta ratirnyrer
rooms. Ostuwa. Wilson Rd .
smug room wan fireplace. U
brand new Dian. Srmcoe 6
re
renvated fOVAd Ouse.
N-"
A10111 unmediatgy For
pod. own ballwbom, snare
Taunton area Proless,oralI
Sm.900 00 Larry Kovach,
to LwW
cep 579
more sk
la.u
kittf-n, iall
or Retail spate.
Associate Broker Codwep
MMMmurn required incam
for Serve
6199 Ask for Sive
pr is 9-s
Avarlaple Apr 1st Cap 9 7,
varymalal
AaY reasoegbk rates land-
Barwer. R M R R E 726
MONEY PROBLEMS. ;er out
room Superb 3 ked
436.6315
lord f905 7)5 B i9 Call
9414 or direct 728-1059 ext
of leot gwck wthour going
5 appliances.
room S Mksw
PICKERING - ROONasnare
RMVIM Abstainer Mw* -
"74
upt or being garrasheall
Everyone aetx1: reVvows
rot. room. 00 to Tows Cat-
Crinshar acme for sripe !e-
Sin
, fiereyea
'
NEW house fa saw by owner
of crlW rand)-. Cap tui hall
Ire. available imtnl0islely
male. ShareO kit and
IiardrY 5 minutes d GO
1 S
3 bedroom rarsld bungalow
i -ft. thon 905.5763506
$1.100 plus Wktes Rema
5400 Imo an mcusrve 831-
MINI s;u:age lanes :soaves
err tq R COsdktg• on
xw-'� 110 df Hwy 36
Smrdent 1pfIN irtOar40
First Raley lad JOM Mccar-
2363 or 4163269419
location Smp4 and dowble
coupe. Avail. immed., rent
kitchen facilities, ferrule pre -
urns avrWable atxxss. North d Lindsay oveloororg 00TANIMG A LOAN R NOT
wH1Tar, one bedroom teri.19p51631-3J00 Esq Sturgeon Lake Conmaet 70 GUARANTEED n wear maatained • RO01R7 S1t10rmantrh (9051725 9991 ,24-M9 t � � Gl1ARANTEED SOSE
waM1d COMPAMES CHARGE UP -
905 -6 8 4 Sevens Realty Ltd. 2112 bath urge 3 bedroom. FONT FEES. OTHERS
905 6667777 2,12 baths parking. Yard. WOMAN wnmmg !or �••ydr. ' MAOrabrr a 3 OR Town hour n DO NOT IT IS
tdaw to ale arnemhes 401 +errs room to rem at Decov
B1NfTBT, spacious 1-bl0room wad-mainlained complex. f11iiESTED THAT You
apartment Dwtdis/Codrrane. $1500 raiddsit-, sail Apr 1. er Plan Condos. Away moat :lacer scrods a churches OWSTIGATE THOIWUGH-
cershltWOrOaaoma. sherid (416)287-2101 wiMeds all 831 -SM. al- 4fte SHOP Onve it lour $149.900 w Best OIW 905- LY
laundry tactem", pmkinq. ter 5 office washroom, parking. 420-7630. KFORE SWMNG ANY
�- Sfx1TN Osbwa 3 -bedroom
5600/morth, no Shared sass for sales senora. CONTRACTS.
smoker Can 430-1OS9. 430- Senn. Laurt IOtahon wMhl gill- 1 �, rtpaiK est ilgfllma/ GIM�1 Welker,
4788 rage. sulfabk kir family, no A om widohm Only "%.xilud" TMI vela HARE OPPOIITUNI-
ppeettss. available Jame 151. 25-1171 rYIUa Renovate as rww 2 ano ; 1 U-999-.
WWTBY - 2 a 3 tietroom $900.ubln-s. Call 905-619- BROCK41WY 2 13 1n urge 3 bedroom IbrrYtbiatt 4 new
apartments aailabk immt- 1313 executive home LOU o pn- MM7RMLXOpMERGAL
dreeely Call 416-789-4145, w vaLY Maklemaile. retera - unit orrice snob wlrn ,/nVt-m into Quality SS00 do MORTGAGES ,Doc Dad anc
905465-0965 Hbrwg es. 1st and Last 5575 moo- over lhrtad ditirr Available pass Good crept. Some rent ugly `,^smog for any pur-
sive Call 905-426-1247 w Apel 1st Call 905-6Sy-5131 Dbsff rates from 4 49% All
WHY rem when you can own
your own home for vets thin
Yoe MW*711 Cap Dave toy.
loc k Saks Rep RNMax
Summit Realty (1991) Ltd
(905) GW38M w (905) 666
3211
1 Idowle
For ll rt
ro own to quNlrled 17krc mr
VERY RESPONSNRE account 839 9790 w 905 3622 9414 a call at 905-723- � mop - in
executive nurse b family
$ale well-mirrauW non- 10 . 11 Pubic Notices . 1 1 Public NOOM e 1 1 Public Notions . 1 1 Public Ilotieas
rent In Dkrnem area. 314 bed-
roonts prekrred. tui May/ -
June 1st PIS= rap Pet at
416 684 9007
WANTED. to Wase or Wase le
won country pn00ery vend 3
bedroom home North/ East. 1/
2 law d Markham
gas -
Win' RENT:' 649-5461�i� �
OWN YOUR HOME 1 rawrrmovaaa
FROM $70VNONTH F lif
.i Deuv4S Sales Availada OSHAWA SOUTH - 3
-I Not Much Downparwit>'
j Dacharged Banlitupt' 7 � townhouse close
and sm�am
(905) 571-6275 rho ALL INCLUSIVE. FwW
1 pOQ-810 6275 last Available Aprd 1
Mark Stapley (905)579.9956 days.
CARRIAGE HILL TOW11-
HOUSES - 122 Colborne St. E.
rooms, porch. Small back-
Osh m. May availability.
yard, across from park, $550
434-3972.
6W y. (416) 461-4727. 461
1h- TAUNTON M. E, Osha-
wa. 3 bedtoam townhom e.
1-NDNOOM each-s"-styk
IrWOL April, May avedo ityf,
Part/GiCb
7s/monm inclusive. rw�
vAM.63316 kir apportnNA
all
more information please al
1
420-7191.
3 bei n house in Courtin,
AM. 1 IMF bsenswt
available Jun 1. N appYarrc-
room. unturrAft d, Shia!
Its $950/MO.♦ Wil. each Ona
Idlcl-nH and balmoom. wall -
park i sctdd. Cal 436.1970.
smoker.
$425hoo. 426-M.
B NIONTIG Fra! Only $200
down! 2. 3, i 4 -bedroom
AIA[ - dMn. bright. fuN-
homes available, totally repo-
rushed room. Aabble Mm -
weed plus 4 new applances,
MK%N* pose to lis slop.
from V50frrionm al ndlain.
school 8 shopping caft.
MMMmurn required incam
$40Ohrondryf. 1st 8 last. Cal
$25.0001year. Paul Frigan,
619-9223.
Sales Rep. CWMN Batt -t
RAAR R.E (905)7269111
A� quil" bow for
IN". Shme
AssoLu ELY A$TgINDING
kitchen, laundry and beet
6 month free. tl-n own a
Bus, G0. 401. $35Q*4w
house from 5651Vm01th. ON
RMVIM Abstainer Mw* -
ROM Cddwel Rarsker (905)
diatela. Pal (905)619-0606
7249114.
knihble kmndllsy Fu-
AIaNABIE May 1h- - 3 bed-
drshd room in Picked" ca -
room sent, On TaVyson Cit.
bbl, kitchen faclitles, near
Oslnws . 1 112 baths, WL rec
Pfeketig Gen rating Saloon,
room, fercild yarn. 5900 plus
PTC. GO. SM math, $170
utilities. 9054316-9608
k -weekly 420-4318.
GROUND KEEPER, Pickering
BEDROOM, 'bh private sit -
Area. house available • excd-
ting room In country, fur-
bd for mired or sari -reared
Wed or a furisf-d. use d
coupe. Avail. immed., rent
kitchen facilities, ferrule pre -
. all 905 - 683-
fe�ned SMmonth. Seagrave
1 8.
SnD
i = % Damm M in wowN
I0
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For the better
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cleaning, kitchen. floors
washed. window loges.
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improvement shows.
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Move big or small, we
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432-1625 LpOCTOR arc mates, seniors discount,
short notice moves. Ap-
pimances moved. also
storage space available.
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IN WATER TREATMENT
800 810
POOL
Fill - In
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PLASTERING
No cab too big or smallI
Experienced
Cress Yom
Bargart ram. horrm.
offices, apt.. dc.
House cleaning
$60 mil clean
cep to 3000 sq. n.
Vacuuming. dusting. bath
cleaning, kitchen. floors
washed. window loges.
base boards. & wherever
else the prhouse
xwm0
10 years experience
call Rob • 416-7064214
Want coir
weeks ds off' Weil
clean your home
like it was our own
D&K
llcpendsbk Cleavers
R,n dad & Insured
Spring Cleans
432-9046
579-0214
2,111
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SEVEN OAKS
PROPERTY MAINTENANCE
Lawn & Sarden ire. plantm& wddmg and any other of
your landscaping needs PLEASE CALL US AT
(416) 9943656 or 1905) 576-3260
BOOK YOUR SUMMER MAINTENANCE PROGRAM
NOW & RF.CFIVF YOUR SPRING CLEAN UP FOR
FREE!!!
RESIDEN nA1. OR COMMERCIAL
BRt?TT'S PROPERTY MAINTENANCE,
Serving Ihmrham Regkm flrr 15 years
All types of residential grounds maintenance
including lawn/garden work & G(wemrncnt licenced
weed control.
You choose the smites; well give you a fair price.
For work done by expenenced staff using quality
equipment, call
Pickering/Ajax 839-3208
WhitbyK)shawa 721-2728
EU
E REMOVAL A MAINTENANCE
tanp renumail A Landscaping
CALL DAVE
831-7055
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LOOKING SEASONAL. LAW N/GARDEN
CARE BY APRIL M• 1776
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dr LANDSCAPING
CREW
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THE REGIONAL
MUNICIPALITY
OFDURHAM
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TENDER FOR
THE SUPPLY AND DELIVERY
OF GENERAL MOTORS AND
FORD (O.E.M.) AUTOMOTIVE
AND TRUCK PARTS
T-219-98
SEALED TENDERS clearly marked
as to contents will be received by the
Regional Clerk until 2:00 p.m.,
TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1998
Specifications and tender forms may
be secured from the Purchasing
Section, Supply and Services
Division at tel. 571-3311.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily
accepted.
ROGER ANDERSON,
REGIONAL CHAIR.
J.S. LORNE, C.E.T., M.B.A., CPPD,
Manager of Supply A Services
60 Bond Street, West, 2nd Floor,
Oshawa, Ontario.
L1 H 886
0THE REGIONAL
MUNICIPALITY
OF DURHAM
REQUEST FOR TENDERS
SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF
UNDERGROUND TRAFFIC CONTROL
PLANT AT SIMCOE ST. ® REACH ST.,
BROCK RD., ® DELLBROOK AVE.,
THICKSON RD. ®CANADIAN OAKS,
RITSON RD. ® CONANT ST., GIBB ST.
® WAVERLY ST. IN THE REGION OF
DURHAM
T-612-98
SEALED TENDERS clearly marked as to
contents will be received by the Regional
Clerk until 2:00 p.m.,
TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1998
Specifications and tender forms may be
secured from the Purchasing Section,
Supply and Services Division at tel. 571-
3311.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily
accepted.
ROGER ANDERSON,
REGIONAL CHAIR.
J.S. LORNE, C.E.T., Y.B.A., CPPD,
- Of Supply a "ter,
Oshawa, Ontario.
L1 H 866
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method for July. Must enjoy leaugers. Send CV lo:
180 Mow St. W., #202
Toronto, Onbrio NU 211116
W talc CV to: 416-968.6916
We have received instructions from Ewart Harris Bailiff Associates Inc.,
acting for the Landlord and its Agents, who have distrained upon the
above noted premises for arrears of rent to offer by public auction the
goods and chattels located on site.
VIEWING on location NOON day of sale -
SALE at 1:00 p.m. SHARP
No Reserve - No buyer premium - Cash or certified cheque - All taxes
appy Not responsible for accidents day of sale
Partial listing of maior compo- nems
ONE - Four post Hydra Lift 12,000 lbs. newer stainless cables;
TWO - Two post Hydra Lifts 9,000 lbs. newer stainless cables;
ONE - Two post Areo Lift; OxylAccel. Cutting torches w.hoses;
Wall mounted Air Power oil filter crusher 125 PSE w. regulators; Lincoln
Air Pump, Blue Jay Hydraulic Pipe Bender w.crimpers, dies, flaring tools;
Blue Jay Air Power Pipe Expander; Blade Hawk Mig Welder w.regulator
gauges; 300 PSI Air Compressor w.5hp motor & lines; Moog Spring
Compressor; Rear Wheel Balancer w.guard; A -Safe Eyewash Stations;
AMMCO 1000 Brake Lathe; Four section Ready Rack; MANY assorted
oil drain plugs; wheel nuts b bons, bleeder screws, rotors; Miscellanous
office equipment, clean-up tools, brooms, shovels etc. NUMEROUS
OTHER ITEMS -TOO MANY TO UST!
CONTACT: Webster 1947 Limited 519-433-1947,
670 670
Personal Prayer to the Holy Spirit
Holy Spirit - Thou make me see every-
thing and show me the way to reach my
ideal. You who give the divine gift to for-
give and forget the wrong that is done to
me and who are in all instances of my life
with me. I, in this short dialogue, want to
thank you for everything and confirm once
more that I never want to be separated
from you no matter how great the materi-
al desire may be. I want to be with you
and my loved ones in your perpetual
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granted no matter how difficult it may be.
Promise to publish this as soon as your
favor has been granted. R.G.
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(never known to fail). Oh, most beautiful
flower of Mount Carmel, fruitful vine,
splendor of Heaven, Blessed Mother of
the Son of God, Immaculate Virgin, ass-
ist me in my necessity. Ott Holy Mary
Mother of God, Queen of Heaven b
Earth, I humbly beseech you from the
bottom of my heart to secure me in my
necessity (make request). There are
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Mary conceived without sin, pray for us
who have recourse to thee. (3 times).
Holy Mary, I place this cause in your
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consecutive days and thenyou must
publish. It will be granted to you. R.G.
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In Loving Memory of
Michelle Berrey:
"LIFE ISN'T
FOREVER LOVE IS"
April 5th, 1979 -
March 30th 1997
Michelle, you touched so many people with
your warm generous heart and your loving
smile. No one will ever forget the special
person that you became. The dreams we
shared are whispers in the wind now as we
stand by your grave reflecting back in time.
We celebrate your life and cherish the fond
memories of beauty and innocence as written
by a friend. One day we will walk together
again hand in hand through eternity - my
best friend and I.
With Love Always
Mom Dad and Scott
Since 1872
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