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IG/ROUGE EDITION f x$20000 OFF FIBERGLASS PATIO DOORS LEA ALE Wirsdims A Doors 60 831-1989 A D E R ? B S E R Friday, May 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand 8, 1998 Pressrun 44,000 40 pages Durham opposes,referendum law Br Keith 61111gan tions exercise" by the Ontario gov- trick" designed to increase the range of opinion and information. questing municipalities oppose the Staff reporter ernment, according to a Durham Progressive Conservatives' popu- This is a political public relations legislation. Durham Councillors Provincial legislation allowing Regional Councillor. larity. exercise in my opinion" voted overwhelmingly in favour of and regulating referendums held Ajax Mayor Steve Parish told "I really feel this is wrong- He made the comments during the GTA leaders' resolution. by municipalities is "wrong -head- his council colleagues Wednesdati headed F iccted people are elected a debate on a letter from the GTA ed" and a "political public rela- the legislation is "a cheap politica! t., mail ., : (nim the widest Mayors and Regional Chairs re- See REFERENDUM/Page 2 — - --- - Pickering NewPickering A 11 iwiuL,7iiw iauy against waste station plan A rally is to be held in Ajax Sat- urday morning to demonstrate pub- liic opposition to plans for a waste handling station on Notion Road in Ajax, near the Pickering border. It's been organized by residents of Ajax and Pickering who live near the site of the multi -material recov- ery -transfer facility proposed by J & F Waste Systems at 57 Notion Rd., south of Hwy. 2. Residents want to inform the public about the proposal and en- courage them to join the residents opposing it, says one of the organiz- ers, David Homc of Ajax. The rally, begins at 9 am. on Old Kingston Road in Pickering Village, in the parking lot next to the former super- market which is now a private school. Mr. Home says there will be speeches and placards at the rally, but it will be a peaceful event. "We do not wish to in any way interfere with business;' he explains. "We certainly will try to educate people who are in the village.- Ajax illage -Ajax Council has already turned down a rezoning application for the waste recovery -transfer station and Pickering Council has formally op- posed it, but J & F has appealed the case to the Ontario Municipal Board. J & F watts to build a facility that would process up to 750 metric tonnes per day of industrial and commercial solid non -hazardous waste, including recyclables such as wood, cardboard, glass, metals, pa- per and consauction/demolition waste. Branch manager A member of the Canadian Armed Forces' Sky Hawks skydiving team land- ed safely in Ajax on Wednesday, but his parachute became tangled in the branches of this tree. The Sky Hawks were at St. Bernadette Catholic School talking about the benefits of a drug-free lifestyle. library price tag climbs Marlanne Takscs Staff reporter PICKERING — Pickering's new western library branch may end up costing $1.68 million to $2.71 million, depending on its size and the amount of communi- ty space to be provided. Town staff report the price for building even the least expensive option has gone up by about 25 per cent since last year because Of a 10 -per cent increase in con- ,.truction costs and the establish- ment of design guidelines in Pickering's Official Plan which will require a better looking building. The library will replace the aging Rouge Hill branch, which is considered too small, and is to be built in East Woodlands Park near Kingston and Rosebank roads. Council is expected to deal with the issue May 19, when it will be asked to choose between building a 10,000 -square -foot li- brary only ($1.68 million); a li- brary and 1,500 -square -foot community room ($1.89 mil- lion); a library, community room and 2,000 -square -foot commer- cial rental space ($2.1 million); -and a library, community room and 6,500 -square -foot communi- ty centre ($2.71 million). Coun- cillors could delay the decision until the Town budget is dealt See PICKERING/Page 5 ARTHURS 'Preference for a library with a modest community space.' WHAT'S INSIDE Edlllorta/ Page ..............6 Sports ...................30 Classl/ied ................33 NOW TO READI US Geeml ............. 683- 5110 Dealt IYiI ........683-3005 AMUM Uae .........683-7545 Sinoemlr Yeas ..1-800-662-8423 Email ...newsroomOdurham.net Internet .......durhamnews.net Vol. 33, No. 18 .r ti W'.,I.OY.t�T4�I✓Y j'7��y.�'...,. , � ... NIZWS Referendum- `cheap political trick': Parish REFERENOIlM/Frorn page 1 Among other things, the legislation would restrict the scope of referendums to areas of municipal jurisdiction and would only make plebiscite results binding if more than 50 per cent of eligible voters cast ballots. Oshawa Councillor Brian Nicholson supports the refer- endum legislation because "People have a right to voice their position other than in an election." He noted Oshawa held a two -question referendum in 1996, seeking opinion on a casino in Oshawa and on whether residents thought the city should be part of a Greater Toronto Area govem- ing body. Voters overwhelm- ingly opposed both. 'The referendum (results) turned the Council's position (on the casino);' Coun. Nicholson said. "All the wis- dom in Durham Region isn't vested in this room. The peo- pie have a right to speak. This resolution is much too strong. AMO (the Association of Municipalities of Ontario) and the GTA Mayors say they know better than the people" And, he added, more peo- ple tend to vote on plebiscites than in civic elections. '"Ibe referendum process is well supported compared to a mu- nicipal election:' But, Coun. Parish coun- tered, "lite way I read the legislation, anything munici- palities don't have jurisdic- tion over they can't have a referendum on" That would have prohibit- ed Oshawa from holding a referendum on opening a casino in the city as the Province has jurisdiction over gaming houses, he noted. Scugog Mayor Doug Mof- fatt said Coun. Nicholson "hasn't read the resolution or the act proposed. The act binds councils to referen- dums" He added there's nothing Nurses Week at hospital Ajax -Pickering General Hospital is celebrating Nurses Week May 10 to 16 with a health information event Wednesday, May 13. It will be held from noon to 2 p.m. at the hospital. Thcre will be informa- tion displays by local health organiTations and the hospi- tal. Hospital nurses will conduct blood pressure in- formation sessions and check-ups. in the GTA leaders' resolution preventing communities from holding referendums. Clarington Mayor Diane Hamre expressed opposition to the referendum legislation, which allows any eligible vot- er to propose a plebiscite. If, for example, a commu- nity voted to prohibit its mu- nicipal council from increas- ing taxes, "It could stop mu- nicipalities from operating." And, Coun. Hamre said, the restrictions on the scope of referendums and the re- quirement that more than 50 per cent of voters must cast ballots "is literally against people's rights" Oshawa Councillor John Gray is also against the 50 - per cent requirement. '"here are flaws in the legislation. Most municipalities don't see that kind of turnout (in an election)." Coun. Gray took a shot at the GTA leaders' resolution. "We should have the right to put referendums on the plate. The optics are terrible. I think it makes ourselves better than the people" Pickering Councillor Maurice Brenner called the legislation a "smoke and mir- rors act". In the municipal election last November, 87 per cent of Pickering voters supported an environmental assessment of the Pickering nuclear station. But, Coun. Brenner noted, '11w Province said it heard from 80 per cent of the people but 'we're not going to act'." And, he cautioned voters against warming up to the To- ries just because they want to allow referendums. "The people should be aware of strange people bear- ing gifts" STEVE PARISH 'This is a political public relations exercise' '.$'ibiriG"y: •,r.... .w. .'.i. rliiij Reaching out... ;rte4A% M.AY 8. f> - rAP3 a .- DURHAM COUNCILLORS DEMAND 10 -KILOMETRE NUCLEAR DISASTER ALERT ZONE pKs/tb Bl/ll�wr .ly after Pickering Council- even being notified (under timely information on the area to three km. `Staff Reporter - for Doug Dickerson argued the proposed change). I event as well as what mea- "A majority like the en - People within 10 kilo- "The Province is wrong on think it's being done for sures they should under- tire living area (of Picker - metres of the Pickering this one. They should leave bucks and bucks alone" take" ing) to be notified," he and Darlington nuclear it at 10 km" Durham emergency He said the three -km said. power plants should be no- Coun. Dickerson said measures director Ivan limit "neither meets the Pickering residents "are tified immediately of a sta- now is a particularly bad Ciuciura reported, "The practical reality of pre- feeling they don't have a tion emergency, not just time for the Province to people of Durham Region paredness nor satisfies level of confidence (in On - citizens living within the consider reducing the size must be assured that in the public confidence" tario Hydro). They feel we three -km zone the of the alerting zone as the event of a nuclear emer- Pickering Councillor should err on the side of Province is considering, public doesn't trust On- gency, they will receive Maurice Brenner told col- caution. They don't want Durham Council voted tario Hydro. timely alerting (possibly leagues he conducted a to hear on TV or radio. Wednesday. "There can be a level of by air-raid type sirens), phone poll last weekend on They want to know when Proposed changes to the trust built back in but be- followed by accurate and reducing the notification it's happening." Provincial Nuclear Emer- fore we can do that, the gency Plan (PNEP) would Province came in to require a public -alerting change it to three km and system for only the three- people outside it might km contiguous zone hear about it by TV or ra- around a nuclear station. dio. OWNER;a The system should notify "We're encouraging TAKE "practically 100 percent of them not to take a cost-ef- the people in the contigu- fective way and lower it ENGLAND VILLAGE ous zone" within I5 min- from 10 km;' he added. IN NEW utes, say change propo- Ajax Councillor Jim nents. McMaster noted his town But, the three -km zone is "outside the three -km just isn't good enough, range. Ajax is slightly Council voted unanimous- downwind and we're not Pot shots end N n pot bust PICKERING — A re- When officers inspected port of three young men the trunk, the weapon they firing a gun at a Pickering found turned out to be a plaza resulted in the "paint -ball gun". seizure of 233 grams of However, they also marijuana and trafficking found "in plain view" a charges against a Bow- shopping bag filled with manville man, Durham Re- cannabis, Sgt. Grimley gional Police report. says. Sergeant Jim Grimley The pot had a street val- says police stopped a car ue estimated at $660. at Bayly Street and Sandy The driver of the car, Beach Road shortly after Phillip William Tragstra of someone saw a gun being Cove Road in Bow - removed from the vehi- manville, was charged ,cle's trunk at a Krosno with possession of a con - Boulevard plaza around 9 trolled substance for the p.m. Wednesday. purpose of trafficking. .4– $ 55,000' COMBINED INCOME YOU CAN OWN THIS HOME The Nrw6", 1950 Sq Ft, $192,990 PL US ANY OTHER 35 FI: LOT up TO 2,000 SQ. FI: FROM $165,990 $59,000' COMBINED INCOME YOU CAN OWN THIS How The WlrwrgoDn, 1900 sq R, $199,990 PLUS ANY OTHER 40 FI: LOT 02,400 SQ. 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Come summer, Montr6al is without a vibrant doubt the festival capital of the world, playing host to the renowned Fireworks, Jazz, Just for Laughs, and World Film festivals—as well PASSIONATE as a nonstop calendar of other fests and events, including the Grand Prix. Of course, being an enlightened cultural metropolis, cosmopolitan Montreal offers its visitors both top -dollar talent and literally free-for-all entertainment that spills out into the streets... all dressed up with a ENTICING stylish savoir-faire that makes the city irresistible. MAJOR FESTIVALS HOST Hl] .& EVENTS MONTREAL ft"er% Grand Prix of Caeada .tea for Laagbs Feadval June 5 - 7 July 15 - 26 JJCJ1Al Dea & Hedges International Les Fetes gonhr�andes FWwworks Coaa'etllion 14CA / bh Of bmt June 6 - July 19 (world culinary delights) �d0•"'b'°" M0't"dar Les FraneoFoies de Mo.Irfal', August 1 - 16 rMpll•1i}Ila�rl (French song and world beat) a .AN hf ■ iero'en -caria% t" ,,�,..�� Ulid/oalaasrl�a�eba. 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Is-57�! v I Pickering library could cost up to 25% more IMVU 'With. The library board and Town staff have recommended construction of the library and community room starting this fall, with the option, at Council's discretion, to add the com- mercial rental space to the project. Mayor Wayne Arthurs says he would like to see Council deal with the issue before the budget. "I have a preference for a library with a modest community space, to be planned and designed through the balance of this year and built in 1999, through the optimal building season (spring through fall). Any time you do any winter building it's more expensive" Mayor Arthurs notes he is actually looking to approve something small- er than the library and community room option recommended by Town staff. I'm not yet convinced we have to have 11,500 square feet." He also says the largest and most expensive option being offered by staff is simply "too much", and he doesn't favour adding the commer- cial rental area suggested because the site is limited in size and should be kept for community use. Council has already set aside $704,216 for the new library, includ- ing $249,000 received from sale of land from the existing Rouge Hill branch parking lot to the Province for the widening of Hwy. 401, and about $300,000 from development charges reserves and a community facilities reserve fund. As well, the Town expects to re - Get ready to give There's a blood donor clinic coming soon to a community centre near you. All blood types are urgently needed and a number of clinics are being held throughout Durham Region. Upcoming clinics include: Tuesday, May 26: Whit- by Legion from 1- 7:30 p.m.; Thursday, May 28: Metro East Trade Centre in Pickering from 3 - 8 p.m.; Friday, May 29: Metro East Trade Centre in Pickering 3 - 8 p.m. For more information call (905) 723-2933. N. - -Our mistake A photo caption error in the Wednesday, May 6 edition of the News Advertiser incorrectly attributed 8 statement to Ontario Finance Minis- ter Ernie Eves. The photo caption should have said: `Finance minister says tax cuts are the best job creation prograrnme' The Ajax -Pickering News Advertis- er regrets the error. -Cash?",, -.For your Jewellery - 1 -888 -891 -GEMS Tap pry PW ' RPdvatesmw Certified appraiser ,Eldorado Gems ceive at least $350,000 from the sale of the Rouge Hill branch property which will go toward the cost of the new library. That leaves a shortfall of $835,409, according to the staff esti- mate for the 11,500 -square -foot fa- cility (with a community room), or $623,284 for the 10,000 -square -foot building (library only). Council may also have to consider spending extra to preserve a building on the site which may have some her- itage value. Staff report, with the loss of about 4,000 square feet of community space in buildings currently located in East Woodlands Park and of 2,000 square feet at the Rouge Hill library, there is an "immediate need" for a 1,500 -square -foot community room at the new library site. And, they say there is a need for a 1,800 -square -foot youth/seniors' room. The Rouge Hill branch currently serves a population of about 32,000, which is expected to grow to 38,500 by 2002 and 41,600 by 2016. Staff report that based on Picker- ing library board standards and guidelines, the new western branch building should be 12,350 square feet. They also point out there is insuf- ficient space on the existing site for an addition or a big enough new building. A softball diamond at the new site is to be moved elsewhere. As well, the Town is attempting to find a new home for the St. Paul's on -the -Hill Food Bank, which is also at East Woodlands Park. 7 JX-'N1NS,ADYF9JP+t% 11f¢Y- lk' 190 -,,PA6tE 6 Looking for Extra Value? Check out our dollar bins & remnant table SURE FIT OUTLET Mon -Wed. Fairall St., Ajax Thurs. (905) 683-2222 Fri- 0-6 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Sun. 12-5 Everyone reads and shops the News Advertiser! Mothers Day is Sunday May 10th Special Mothefs D" nouns: rn • Sat gam to Spm. 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L1 S 21-15 A D V E R T I S E R Publisher: Tint Whittaker EDITORIAL - - SUSAN OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS "` O' NEILL Hep C call tougher than it seems As a civil servant in Ottawa apparently said in the wake of the huge foul-ups he has been present for and accounted on (Airbus scandal, hepatitis C compensation): As a federal min- ister, Allan Rock sure makes a great criminal lawyer. The point is this: The Federal Minister of Health was on sound legal ground in his compensation package for those who contracted hepatitis C, either before or after Jan. 1, 1986. For those who got the viral infection through tainted blood after the cutoff date when the Red Cross had the technology to test for hep C but chose not to, the government was clearly re- sponsible and the $I. I billion in compensation is fair. For those who contracted hep C before the cutoff date, the Red Cross did not have the means to test for the virus, so how could it be held responsible'? Of course, while Mr. Rock had it right legally, he missed the boat politically and he sure was completely at sea moral- ly. Canadians have spoken loud and clear — they want com- pensation for all who've been infected through blood transfu- sions — no matter what the date of infection. However, the whole hepatitis C issue deserves a much clos- er look• before we go any further. No matter how you feel physically right now, you, yes you, could have hepatitis C and not even know it. Medical re- searchers say _50 per cent of those who contract the virus will never show effects of any kind from it. They'll lead normal lives and if they never have their blood tested for any reason, could die in old age from natural causes none the wiser. Even if they were to find out they have hep C. they may not become ill. The flipside is much more grim of course: 20 per cent of those who get the virus will die a painful• miserable death from it. their kidneys and liver% mangled from infection. n. while another -30 per cent will suffer ill effects of varying degrees (like Toronto Mavor Mel Lastman who contracted the virus in 1989 after a blood transfusion during routine surgery. He fought off the disease for a number of years and is now in re- mission). So. who should be fully compensated:' Should everybody who got hep C through a blood transfusion get an equal share of the compcnsatio n pie, regardless of their current (and fu- ture) state of health" Should those who arc dying now from the virus get a much larger award? Should those who are sick and who have fought off the disease get something? Should only medical -related expenses be covered? What about job loss or quality of life issues'? There are many, many questions here which have difficult answers. In some ways, perhaps the easiest answer is to write a cheque and be done with it. Give all who were infected a lump sum amount and let our medicare system deal with the rest. The politicians would get oft the hook, the victims, sick or healthy, would get paid and Canadian citizens would be con- tent. The most just, proper solution would be to award compen- sation based on a sliding scale on the basis of pain, suffering and meed. That way, those unaffected by infection continue on with their lives until such time as compensation is needed, if ever. Then, they do get paid. No need means no money. Seri- ous need means serious money. Sounds sensible enough, doesn't it? To respond to this editorial call � Scotty nfoss�,e Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5112 Ajax TMA WHITTAKER Publisher GIVE US A CALL The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland LETTERS OUR READERS' VIEWS ON THE NEWS GO-ing backward To the editor: I need some clarification of some statements made in an April 12 letter to the News Advertiser by Richardc: Ducharm• managing director of GO Transit regarding service to Durham. I have lived in Durham for more than 12 years and in that length of time have seen many changes to GO Transit. In the 1980s. I lived in Pick- &ing, the last stop on the eastbound line. This was convenient and then I moved to Ajax and was forced to take a GO bus to and from the Pickering station. GO then expanded and we had all -day trains to Ajax, Whitby and Oshawa. These to me were very posi- tive steps in creating the most effi- cient transportation system that this country could use as a model, let alone our province. In each step for- ward, we of course endured increases in GO fares but I believe we were get- ting value for the money. Now for the steps backward: The trains started to be overcrowded due to a rise in ridership. GO added more coaches, but they were too long for platforms. So more funds were spent to fix this problem and again the new stations had to be fixed as well. Not great forward planning. Now after all these renovations and money spent the service was cut during the day and once again we have Pickering as the last eastbound stop lex non rush-hour train service. Once again, we arc forced to take the GO bus to and from Ajax. We must arrange our appointments and not to mention emergencies around this in- convenience and believe me it is ex- tremely inconvenient. This system is not taking strides forward from the Durham passen- gersperspective. Now this is where I need clarifica- tion. If the trains arc overcrowded once again from Oshawa, Whitby and Ajax, how would removing two trains alleviate the problem'? Not only will there be an overcrowding problem but the strain on the Pickering GO park- ing lots would be mind boggling. And, why do the majority of trains stop at Toronto stations when there is a city-wide network of subway lines and buses to accommodate these pas- sengers? Why not eliminate these stops with the exception of tush -hour trains and accommodate Durham pas- sengers with at least two trains during the non -tush -hour periods right out to Oshawa? It makes perfect sense to me and I'm sure other riders would agree. 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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. EDUCATION STAFF WRITER Help guide the future of your kids' school The Province's changes to the educa- tion system have often been greeted with the response that too much is hap- pening too fast and that the Tories aren't listening to Ontarians. Well, the release of the Education Improvement Commission's (EIC) dis- cussion paper on the role of school councils has presented parents and edu- cators with a prime opportunity to make their voices heard. The EIC, formed by the Province in 1997 to oversee major changes to the education system, has given the public six months to put their thoughts and concerns on paper. The commission is asking for input on how parents can best contribute to a child's education, on the role school councils should assume, on the kinds of support school councils need and what their relationship should be with the community, the school board and the school staff. Beatrice Schriever, spokesman for the EIC, notes the feedback received from the public, along with the EIC's own research about school councils, will be presented to the government in a re- port by the end of the year. Both school boards in the region arc planning to submit responses, but the EIC is also encouraging each school community to conduct its own consulta- tions and forward the responses. A recent survey of council members in Catholic schools across the region re- veals most are happy with the advisory role councils currently play. However, others feel there should be more responsibilities, including input on staff hiring and course content. Responses to the survey also indicate one of the biggest stumbling blocks is attracting parental involvement. The chairman of one school council in Pickering notes there are still three positions open for next year's council and the election is only two weeks away. While the time commitment may scare ori' many parents, school councils cannot function as effective bodies un- less the community representation is balanced. This is an opportunity to let the gov- ernment know what you'd like to see happening in your local school, and a chance to take an active role in making it happen. Susan O'Neill is a regular News Advertiser columnist. To respond to this column call In- fosource at 683-7040 and dial 5108. xfi THE'NEWS ADV1tR'r&M PODAY, MAY tK lf"'- PAGE 47' Budwt -P98 Changes are paying off: Ecker Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade agrees budget good for economy, but says debt must be tackled By Susan O'Neill Staff reporter The tax cuts and government spending announced in Tuesday's provincial budget are signs that re- cent changes by the ruling Pro- gressive Conservatives are starting to pay off for all Ontarians, says our M PP. Community and Social Ser- vices Minister Janet Ecker told the Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade's budget breakfast Wednesday her party's spending blueprint is the government's response to calls from Ontarians who want to "start seeing some of the benefits of the changes we're making. "Our plan wasn't just about cut- ting spending;' the Durham West MPP told local business leaders gathered at Pickering's Regalis Restaurant. "It's about reinvesting money in areas that people said were important. We think we're getting the basics in line" Ms. Ecker said the govern- ment's investments in health care, education and child care support are a response to concerns voiced across the province. She also reported the govern- ment's tax cuts have been good for JANET ECKER 'Our plan wasn't just about cutting spending.' unemployed people as 265,000 private -sector jobs were created in Ontario between February 1997 and February 1998. And, Ms. Ecker said, the On- tario tax credit will mean "more tax relief for more people. "After a generation that saw nothing but tax hike after tax hike, DOUG WILKINSON 'Results in spending and revenues for small business.' taxes in Ontario are falling. Mid- dle-income taxpayers" will reap the benefits. Doug Wilkinson, president of the Board of Trade, told the News Advertiser while the personal in- come tax cut does not pertain to businesses directly, it does affect the economy. "By moving it ahead (six months) it boosts consumer confi- dence which results in spending and revenue for small businesses;' he said. Mr. Wilkinson also feels the government's announcement that it will cut the corporate tax rate for small business in half over the next eight years will have a "long-term significant" impact on businesses in the area. However, he said it's time for the Province to turn its attention to the debt. "We'd like to see a more proac- tive plan to tackle the debt. Our economy right now is absolutely bursting at the seams. The govern- ment needs to take advantage of the growth, put the final nail in the coffin of the deficit and start tack- ling the debt" Robert McLeod, a tax specialist with Deloitte and Touche, agreed the debt must become a top priori- ty. "I would liked to have seen a little more on the debt. I think it's a given at some point that there will be an economic downturn. The government needs to prepare for it in good economic times:' Children's Aid Society lauds budget funding DURHAM PRESIDENT OF CAS BOARD NOTES DURHAM `HAS A GROWING CASELOAD' The Province's announcement of a $170 -million increase in funding for Children's Aid Soci- eties (CAS) is "welcome news" in Durham, says the president of the local CAS board. "This is very welcome news for us," says Joan Skelton, presi- dent of Durham's CAS board of directors. "We don't know how much money we'll be getting here in Durham yet, but we plan to re- mind (Community and Social The best way to learn a second language is to immerse yourself in if Services Minister) Janet Ecker that our arca is underfunded and has a growing case load" The $170 million announced in Tuesday's budget will be alio- cated over the next three years to hire additional staff, to train staff and to enhance foster care, Ms. Skelton reports, noting the region needs funding in all three areas. Ms. Skelton says historically there has been a disparity in fund- ing CAS groups across the province and says she's hopeful this money will be distributed in an equitable fashion. The 1998 Ontario Budget also announced $10 million in fund- ing for the Healthy Babies, Healthy Children programme in 1998-99, which will escalate to a $50 million investment by 2000- 01. The programme, designed to ensure high-risk children receive community services, was recently adopted at the region's four hos- pitals and Judy Murray, pro - gramme manager of parenting for the Durham Region Health De- partment, reports the funds will aid programme expansion. "The extra money means we will be able to expand the pro- gramme and serve more people," she says. Meanwhile, Ms. Ecker reports she's "very pleased" with the in- creases in funding in both areas, noting the money will "strength- en the child protection system" in the province. Immersed in history... DumaM's scHooi,s BOARD MnxKs 20 Yeses of FRENCH nmMERsIoly sys� State reporter Students, teachers and parents celebrated the success of French immersion in Durham Monday during a ceremony at the public board headquarters in honour of the programme's 20 anniversary. "French immersion is alive and well in Durham Region;' Bev Freedman, superintendent of pro- grammes, told trustees at the board's standing committee meet- ing. "Who would have thought 20 years ago that tonight would be the way it is? Being superintendent of this programme is largely a dream" The programme, which began as a pilot project at two elementary schools in 1977, is now offered at 12 elementary schools and six sec- ondary schools in the region. "The best way to learn a second language is to immerse yourself in it," said Sylvia Glover, a graduate of the board's French immersion programme who is now teaching the programme to Grade 3 and 4 students at Pickering's Sir John A. Macdonald Public School. "This is my chance to provide young people in Durham with ex- citing opportunities in second lan- guage learning," she said. Julie Reid, a parent who en- rolled her children in French im- mersion, offered several reasons for choosing the programme, in- cluding a confidence in the teach- ers' ability to instruct the curricu- lum in French, a belief in the stu- dents' willingness to learn and a belief in the board's commitment to the programme. "Twenty years ago this was considered an experimental pro- gramme," she said. Now, the board should be applauded for recogniz- ing the value of French immersion, Ms. Reid added. `Good -news budget' will boost economy: Finance expert By Susan O'Neill Staff reporter The Province's 1998 budget is an attempt to "mend some fences" and appease the public as the government paves the way for the next election, says a local financial adviser. Nick Fallon, of The Equion Group in Whitby, calls Tues- day's budget a "pre -pre-election budget. It sets up for the next budget before the election" He says the overall tone of the budget, which introduced an additional 36 tax cuts and in- creased spending on health care, education and child care, is somewhat "conciliatory. 'llicy're saying, 'we want to mend some fences now,"' Mr. Fallon says. But, he adds, "In true budget fashion a lot of the monies that are promised are being paid out over a long period of time" While it's "not an exciting" budget, he adds there's not a lot to criticize. .1"bere are a lot of things for a lot of people. It's a good -news budget in many respects." Mr, Fallon says, citing cuts to the small business corporate tax rate, the fact that a balanced budget is forecast for the year 2000-01 and the government advanced the last installment of the Ontario tax credit by six months.He points out a 30 -per cent tax cut for the average fam- ily may only mean they'll have enough money each month to buy dinner and a couple of movie tickets. But, "a 30 -lieu cent tax cut is impressive on a percentage basis ... that's real money multiplied by everyone in Ontario" Mr. Fallon also says the tax cut may stimulate the economy by increasing consumer confi- dence. i 'Twenty years ago, this was considered an experimental programme' PAGE 8 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FMDAY. MAY 8, 19" Churchsprings into new season byhonduring moms RED ROSES OFFERED TO MARK MOTHER'S DAY PICKERING — New Life Com- munity Church has a number of spe- cial events planned for some of the congregation's Sunday spring ser- vices. On Mother's Day May 10 all mothers attending will he honoured with a red rose, with the church's youth groups assisting in the presen- tation. May 31 will focus on the least of Pentecost, the giving of the Hely Spirit and the 'birthday' of the church. The congregation will : c 1c- brate its 11th year of service in the Garage sale aids church PICKERING - - A Giant Garage Sale is held Sat- urday, May 9 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. outside at St. Paul's on -the - Hill Anglican Church, 881 Kingston Rd.. Pickering. It fea- tures face paint- ing. games, col- oring books, bar- becue. Call 831- 3732. community. On June 7 the church will cele- brate Environment Sunday by hold- ing its annual picnic and taking a closer look at Creation. A multicultural worship festival will be held at the church June 28. Since the congregation has no building of its own, it meets at 10:30 a.m. each Sunday in the auditorium at the Village Retirement Centre, 1955 Valley Farm Rd.. Pickering. For more information call 018- Your neighbors are having their windows cleanedommu: .....professionally So can you... affordably! FUTURE SHOP HT1,Nk ANL HE 1 ' ' I�' _ k ' . 7 • i 40TWIN ENERGY ■FRIC#iAIRE _ POWWW Is CL h. 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Ajax 69EEA nR- ss con undcoy AND GST on all furniture, sleep sets and decorator rugs Sears will deduct an amount equivalent to the PST and GST from your purchase price. Offer applies to merchandise in our Whole Home Furniture Stores and does not apply to deferral fees, delivery, p.: maintenance agreement or installation c;iargPs. Excludes liquidation items in Clearance Centres and Catologue purchases. Offer ends Sunday, May 10, 1998. Plus, use your Sears Card and GET DOUBLE PLUS SEARS CLUB POINTS Unt'l Sunday, May 10, 1998, Sears Club Members can use their Sears Card and get double Stars Club points on all furniture, sleep sets and decorator rugs. Excludes labour and delivery. Ask for details. 1 whop �zw—/ FURNITURE STORE ALL FURNITURE, SLEEP SETS AND DECORATOR RUGS 1650 Victoria St., Unit =7 Whitby, Ontario Phone (905) 579-40.38 Store Hours: Mon. - Fri. 9:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Sat. 9:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Sun. 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. j c.n.Mr. w Laid Ontario Long Distance Please Call - 1-800-336-8073 ON SALE Sale prices in effect Saturday, May 9 and Sunday, May 10, 1998 PAGE 10 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1998 MQ;MILLAN'S (Mac Millan Orchards) THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS AI.V �VNA/NM NIV NIV N/V 1V /V �V • 8" Caramel Apple PIES 3 rbR $995 • Macoun APPLES 490 lb. New York Centre Cut STEAKS 3 FbR $6+95 • Mixed VEGETABLES$995 0 2 kg HWY #2 AJAX 3 Km East of Harwood Ave. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Shop the News Advertiser! 45 YEARS AND STILL GOING STRONG! __!►Y _.FRt11T l/1GflC?A1Ql..1ES..... _. _. NECAILLAN ORCHARDS Mac Milian's (Mac Millan Orchards) is one of the oldest and best known businesses in the Durham Region. With over 30 kinds of vegetables or vegetable combinations and more than 20 kinds of fruit , this popular location operates all year round. Mac Millans have been associated for many years with farmers cooperatives and grow, prepare and individually flash freeze these high quality fruit and vegetables. Fresh apples and cider are still a good part of the business and many varieties are available most of the time. The store on Hwy. 2 just 3 km east of Harwood Avenue is immaculately clean with a pleasant helpful staff -- a nice place to shop. Muffin batters and cookie dough have become very popular and the many varieties of ready -to - bake fresh fruit pies are famous locally. You may recognize the Mac Millan name from a fundraising project your school or other organization has done recently. Mac Milian's also carry a good assortment of ready prepared pastas, meat pies, barbecuing meats, stuffed chicken breasts, cheese, honey, maple syrup, jams and jellies, relishes, seasonal party treats and several no sugar and dietetic foods. The store is open 7 days a week 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Please watch this paper for weekly specials. Advm,�"r Painting the yellow fish road The Second Greenwood Guides recently participated in The Yellow Fish Road Storm Drain Marking Program. Here, (back row, left to right) Melissa Mills, Allison Smith, (front, clock- wise from bottom left) Laura Bell, Krista Thorley, Samantha O'Neill and Samantha Natale paint yellow fish symbols next to curbside drains to remind people that unwanted house- hold chemicals such as paint and pesticides should not be dumped down storm sewer drains, because the chemicals end up in streams where fish live. Christian Singles hit the road AJAX -- Christian Sin- Life Centre, corner or Ross- gles Sewing Christ host a land and Ravenscroft roads. car rally and scavenger hunt A pot luck supper follows at Saturday, May 9 starting at the church. Call 839-6712 1:30 p.m. at the Christian or 416-269-6720. Ajax Kinsmen meet Monday AJAX — The Kinsmen Club of Ajax holds a general dinner meeting Monday, May 1 I at 6:30 p.m. at the Kinsmen Heritage Centre, 120 Rober- son Dr. The Kinsmen are a group of young men serving the community's greatest needs. For more information about the club call 683-6222. MOM'S MEGA MEAOilL tFin kmrrIalmSOanrww.Mis"poM ,ar=W V THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1998 - PAGE I1 It's full steam ahead for museum vi lla e opening g PICKERING — Pickering Mu- Moms get in free on Mother's Day Sun- niors, $3 for students and children, free for wood Road and 6th Concession Road in seum Village holds its annual open- day. preschoolers and $12 for families. Greenwood. ing and Steam -up Saturday and Sun- Admission is 55 for adults, $4 for se- Pickering Museum Village is at Green- For more information call 683-8401. day, May 9 and 10, from 1 1 a.m. to 5 P.M. The village's Steam Barn will be fully operational both days and visi- tors will see how steam was used as an energy source to operate facto- ries, prepare lumber and provide heat for local consumers in the 1800s. There will be costumed inter- preters throughout the village. Visi- tors will be able to enjoy rhubarb cordial and samples from the open hearth. Children can make paper bag kites and try their hand at stenciling. Herbalist Diane Tait will provide information on herbs, spring planti- ng and wild flowers. Heritage plants will be on dis- play, with discussions about them led by Andrea Clark. Entertainment throughout each afternoon will feature Country Friends, the Pickering Concert Band and Away We Go With Annie & Mo. ANNOUNCEMENT Ilk PHIL STEVENSON Phil Stevenson is happy to' announce that he will now be employed as a full time Sales & Leasing Consultant at Williamson Pontiac Buick, Uxbridge, Ont. Phil would like to invite all his friends & previous customers to experience the Williamson difference. Phone (905) 852 3357 1.800-757-2004 CORRECTION NOTICE Media 0511 Sears Mothers Day Ayer on Sale May 4 - May 101h Paps 8; Pliou style #5815 quotes a regular of $40.00 Wdh We pica $24.00 The conect n dar s90V is $50.00 sale price of $30.00 Play lac style 44693 grates a reyriter of $24.50 with sale price $14.70 The Card reptrlar price B $34 50 sale Vice of $20.70 Meda 0512 Sears Outdoor Sale *jar On sale May 04 May 241h Paps 11 Saw $20 Diehard RN Marine 81011erise Reeds: Haw up 10 900 amps. #50800 Should have read- Haw up lo 750 amps. Fiats Paps: Reads N herrn 880 covers on soft 1R pricer f Should have read Selecled 880 covers an sale V2 price. 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F.i 1.1; , ..ti F ° .1' . i V vo (:14 t (i !; i l•` .,("i .'!r" 1: '`i v i PAGE 12 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY 5,1"S Wh t th 0 Id th N g 6? a is o in SECOND-HAND DOESN'T MEAN SECOND CLASS WHEN IT COMES TO CLOTHING syS&Mshwm Special to the News Advertiser Anyone with siblings is likely familiar with the old "hand-me- downs" phenomenon where your older brother or sister usually got new clothes and you got what he or she grew out of. That exercise was certainly one practised by early baby boomers who, after living through some tough economic times, learned the value of a buck. But for some reason the art of thrift was lost in the 1980s, a decade when newer, bigger and better be- came the norm. Today, however, the idea of keeping up with the Jones's is history and thrift has re-claimed its place in society among thought- ful consumers. Consequently, the practice of reusing and recycling merchandise is back - and with a vengeance. In fact, it's not only become fashionable, say used goods mer- chants, it's become big business. "I can dress (my daughters) like princesses, but for a lot less at sec- ond-hand stores," says Hampton resident Caroline Manzo, a frequent second-hand store shopper and mother of two girls, ages three and eight. "Kids go through clothes so quickly; shopping centres are way too expensive. It's ridiculous-" Ms. Manzo, a professional who asked her place of employment not be published, says it's not that she can't afford to shop at expensive dc- partment stores, it's just not practi- cal. "1 shop them all:' she says. "I get good quality at second-hand stores, and for a third of the cost of retai I " Probably most familiar to people in the way of second-hand stores is Goodwill. For over 60 years in the Greater Toronto Area and more than 40 in Durham Region, the charity organization has helped cash- strapped families stretch a dollar by supplying affordable used merchan- dise, from toasters to tea pots to tops for toddlers. But at the same time, they've used the revenues to provide training and skills to the un- employed to help get them back to work. Although its goal of assisting people back into the workforce has- n't changed, Goodwill's clientele certainly has, or at least, expanded. '11w stigma is lifting, says Jill Kehoe, communications director for Goodwill Toronto, which in- cludes 32 stores, three in Durham. "Today, poop* are taking responsi- bility for purchases and being proud of getting a good deal. There is an increasingly positive attitude to- ward second-hand stores. They are attracting a greater number of peo- ple.' For Goodwill, the renewed inter- est in saving a dollar has translated into big bucks and subsequently more help for the unemployed. Ac- cording to Ms. Kehoe, Goodwill's revenues have tripled over the past seven years despite increasing com- petition. Among the competitors vying for a piece of the second-hand goods market is 31 -year-old Os- hawa resident Stephanie Jukes, ,photo by Jason Lie*vgts Joan Martin (left) and Bonnie Diskey of the clothing and women's apparel and accessories is Wardrobe Exchange say sales of used children's booming. founder of Hand Me Downs, a sec- ond-hand store dealing in children's wares. What started as a one -store ven- ture seven years ago has now grown to 10 outlets across Ontario. Hand Me Downs franchises today sell for $50,000. "I never anticipated this success when I started:' she says. "It just happened.- Perhaps appened-Perhaps she wasn't expecting the success she enjoys today, but she was banking on the frustration of people who, like her, were fed up with department store prices. As a single mom in those days, she just couldn't afford paying premium prices for less than premium prod- ucts that fell apart after a few wash- es, she says. "It just wasn't worth it. I wanted to dress my daughter in good quality clothes, but I couldn't afford it as a single mom," says Ms. Jukes, who in those days was earn- ing just over $800 a month with $500 of that going to rent. "It was never about making money. I did it because the community needed it." Ms. Jukes agrees with Ms. Ke - hoe that used goods stores, though a practical and often essential outlet for people on tight budgets, are cer- tainly attracting a new type of cus- tomer. "At my Markham store they pull up in their Jaguars and Cadil- lacs and Porsches:' she says. "Just because they make a lot of money doesn't mean they don't still re- member how to stretch a buck " Former dental assistant Brenda Scanlon, now owner of The Chil- dren's Exchange in Bowmanville for the past six years, knows exact- ly how tough it is to stick to a bud- get, especially when you have four children. "You can spend a lot of money on clothes (for your kids), but they grow out of them so quick- ly," she says. "I used to shop in sec- ond-hand stores all the time. I could 10 outlets. buy brand name quality for a lot less money than regular retail stores: ' Ms- Scanlon says her business is growing as fast today as the first day she opened. In fact, she current- ly has more than 5,000 families supplying her with quality materni- ty clothes, baby furniture, toys and casual women's wear, and the list is growing. Like the others, she be- lieves the stigma of shopping at sec- ond-hand stores is fading, notwith- standing of course, those worries of first-time parents. "I think they hes- itate about buying anything at a sec- ond-hand store especially with their first baby, but their initial concerns soon vanish when the see a clean, well -organized store with top-quali- ty merchandise:' she says. In Ajax, Bonnie Diskey, owner of The Wardrobe Exchange, says her used children and women's wear and accessories business is booming as well. The key is to se- lect merchandise that is clean, top quality and in fashion. "A blazer that sells for $120 to $130 new in a retail store would sell for about $25 to $35 in my store,' she says. "You've got to keep the clothes moving." Despite the seemingly endless number of second-hand stores pop- ping up across the region, Ms. Jukes says the boom for second-hand stores is over. In fact, it may even be declining. " Iihere isn't a month that goes by someone across Canada doesn't ask us to buy them out:, says the 1994 YWCA Woman of Distinc- tion. "Competition improves the in- dustry; what really hurts the indus- try is when one store opens but an- other one closes. My sales always increase when another store opens. It's the negativity of them closing that has a detrimental affect on me." VERONICA ^ SLIVA HOME GARDENING Bulb sales aid hospice Each spring Hospice Durham sells the corms of autumn crocus as a fund-raiser. This organi72- tion trains volunteers to provide accessible, supportive quality. non-medical care to individuals and their families facing a life- threatening illness. They are one of the reasons that palliative care at home is manageable. When Karen Walker, former Hospice Durham board member asked me to include some infor- mation about these neat plants in my column, I told her I would be delighted to do so. What a great causer Autumn crocuses (Colchicum autumnale) are not crocuses but rather autumn -blooming, crocus - like, bulbous herbs that belong to the lily family. They are often found wild in various parts of Europe, North Africa and Asia. The main attraction of this plant is its striking and quick suc- cession of blooms, which come in the fall, at a time of year when flowers are scarce and most oth- er plants begin to lose their vital- ity and freshness. 4 Although blooms also come in other colours, including white, the rosy purple types are the most predominant colour. Autumn crocus does best in full sun but will thrive in partial shade under or around a tree, or along wooded walks. While they are easy to grow, a deep, rich light soil such as sandy loam is ideal. Normally autumn crocus is offered for sale in July or August when they corms are dormant. Plant them eight to 20 cm deep as soon as you get them. Blooms normally appear in the garden from mid- to late -September, but if you keep the corms for several weeks at room temperature, they will bloom suddenly in the bag! Autumn crocus is a hardy peren- nial. The plants need plenty of space in spring and early sum- mer when their grass -like leaves are developing. So plant tbem no closer than 15 cm apart. Periodically, you can lift them and separate them just after the leaves die in the summer time. This unusual plant is unfamiliar to many gardeners, but it was in fact very popular in Ontario in the Victorian era. The bulbs being offered at this fund- raiser are grown in Ontario and so they are well -acclimatized for our gardens. The deadline for orders is late May. Call Hospice Durham at 905-435-5242. They are $3 each or $12 for three., - .-..—+�,rv.aAl►e.+.�/nM ....�..rw w.r-:....rte. buy brand name quality for a lot less money than regular retail stores: ' Ms- Scanlon says her business is growing as fast today as the first day she opened. In fact, she current- ly has more than 5,000 families supplying her with quality materni- ty clothes, baby furniture, toys and casual women's wear, and the list is growing. Like the others, she be- lieves the stigma of shopping at sec- ond-hand stores is fading, notwith- standing of course, those worries of first-time parents. "I think they hes- itate about buying anything at a sec- ond-hand store especially with their first baby, but their initial concerns soon vanish when the see a clean, well -organized store with top-quali- ty merchandise:' she says. In Ajax, Bonnie Diskey, owner of The Wardrobe Exchange, says her used children and women's wear and accessories business is booming as well. The key is to se- lect merchandise that is clean, top quality and in fashion. "A blazer that sells for $120 to $130 new in a retail store would sell for about $25 to $35 in my store,' she says. "You've got to keep the clothes moving." Despite the seemingly endless number of second-hand stores pop- ping up across the region, Ms. Jukes says the boom for second-hand stores is over. In fact, it may even be declining. " Iihere isn't a month that goes by someone across Canada doesn't ask us to buy them out:, says the 1994 YWCA Woman of Distinc- tion. "Competition improves the in- dustry; what really hurts the indus- try is when one store opens but an- other one closes. My sales always increase when another store opens. It's the negativity of them closing that has a detrimental affect on me." VERONICA ^ SLIVA HOME GARDENING Bulb sales aid hospice Each spring Hospice Durham sells the corms of autumn crocus as a fund-raiser. This organi72- tion trains volunteers to provide accessible, supportive quality. non-medical care to individuals and their families facing a life- threatening illness. They are one of the reasons that palliative care at home is manageable. When Karen Walker, former Hospice Durham board member asked me to include some infor- mation about these neat plants in my column, I told her I would be delighted to do so. What a great causer Autumn crocuses (Colchicum autumnale) are not crocuses but rather autumn -blooming, crocus - like, bulbous herbs that belong to the lily family. They are often found wild in various parts of Europe, North Africa and Asia. The main attraction of this plant is its striking and quick suc- cession of blooms, which come in the fall, at a time of year when flowers are scarce and most oth- er plants begin to lose their vital- ity and freshness. 4 Although blooms also come in other colours, including white, the rosy purple types are the most predominant colour. Autumn crocus does best in full sun but will thrive in partial shade under or around a tree, or along wooded walks. While they are easy to grow, a deep, rich light soil such as sandy loam is ideal. Normally autumn crocus is offered for sale in July or August when they corms are dormant. Plant them eight to 20 cm deep as soon as you get them. Blooms normally appear in the garden from mid- to late -September, but if you keep the corms for several weeks at room temperature, they will bloom suddenly in the bag! Autumn crocus is a hardy peren- nial. The plants need plenty of space in spring and early sum- mer when their grass -like leaves are developing. So plant tbem no closer than 15 cm apart. Periodically, you can lift them and separate them just after the leaves die in the summer time. This unusual plant is unfamiliar to many gardeners, but it was in fact very popular in Ontario in the Victorian era. The bulbs being offered at this fund- raiser are grown in Ontario and so they are well -acclimatized for our gardens. The deadline for orders is late May. Call Hospice Durham at 905-435-5242. They are $3 each or $12 for three., THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. MAY a. 1911 -PAGE 13 4 r------------r----------T BUY 8 OZ BUY I CYCLE WATER", 8 OZ ; ' CONDITIONER ; PLANT I (A7610) � CROW RECEIVE A (A7654) 1 OZ REG. $9.99 AQUA PLUS FREE'. 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Meals on Wheels hits the road in new minivan By Adrianne Jones as long as possible. cal dealers who act as founda- Special to the News Advertiser "The demand for meal deliv- tion partners' contributes great - Durham Region Community ery in our community has in- ly to the success of the pro - Care Meals on Wheels expect to creased considerably over the gramme, says Nissan Canada be able to better serve the elder- past few years;' says Meals on Foundation president Albert ly after receiving a new mini- Wheels director Roxy Barnes. Mastromartino. van. "This van will allow us to He delivered the van to Presented by the Nissan visit seniors and make a differ- Community Care in Ajax along Canada Foundation and a local ence in their lives.' with Bob Weindorfer and Nissan dealer, the minivan is Volunteer drivers will use Nicholas Schneider of Nissan part of a nationwide vehicle the van to deliver hot and cold Midway Motors in Whitby. loan programme to help support meals to seniors in Ajax, Pick- Launched in 1993, the foun- services like Meals on Wheels ering. Clarington, Oshawa and dation has provided more than which help elderly Canadians Uxbridge and to eventually pro- 55 vans to various organizations increase their quality of life and vide transportation support. across Canada to help provide maintain independent lives for The "generous support of lo- support to seniors. Bowlers score to aid -��.. bereavement support group By Ar NMWW The Bowl-A-Thon held May 3 at Special to the news advertiser Ajax Bowl on Harwood Avenue was Bowling enthusiasts recently scored open to individuals or teams of all ages big at the second Annual Perinatal Be- and skill levels. reavment Services Ontario (PBSO) "The Bowl-A-Thon was an out- Bowl-A-Thon fund-raiser. standing success:' says Anne Smith, More than $6,000 was raised and PBSO's executive director. "We raised will go to help fund PBSO pro- more money than we had originally an - grammes. ticipated. It was a wonderful afternoon PBSO is a Markham -based charita- for everyone involved." ble organization which helps support Ms. Smith says plans are already un - families in the Durham, Toronto, der way for the third annual PBSO Markham, Brampton, Woodstock and Bowl-A-Thon. Anyone interested in do - Peterborough areas who have suffered a nating prizes for the next event, or who loss of a baby due to miscarriage, still- would like more information on PBSO birth or infant death. services should call 905-472-1807. PREVENTATIVE RECALL Ir OF BICYCLES: CCM, MODEL HEAT (ADULT - 26") Procycle today announced the voluntary preventative recall on the following bicycle: CCM model Heat. This bicycle, sold exclusively at Canadian Tire between January 15th to May 4th, can be identified by its distinctive yellow front shocks and 26 inch wheels. (Product Numbers 71-1587 and 71-1588). This recall does not affect the youth -size bicycle with 20 inch wheels. This recall measure has been undertaken to replace a suspension fork problem, which might cause the suspension fork to become dislodged from the frame. causing a potential safety concern. Owners of this product should bring the bicycle to their local Canadian Tire store who will arrange replacement of the suspension fork working with the manufacturer. WE SINCERELY REGRET ANY INCONVENIENCE WE MAY HAVE CAUSED YOU. 400, cnote Procycle AU Zones The Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Welcomes you to ,REGISTER YOUR KIDS FOR FALL 4 Day Au 26=29,98U- a Show.1: g �� „;;ems .. , .. �,• , e: u C Y r • Dance •Baseball Is ._C: r asucs a* som •Football Drama.+lc 4 Tae Kwon r r, 1-0 age ,e ,a app �.� •' � . �'X � a +„ ,� k r fmmdr ._ .. _ . G _.. ,.. s .. is(i� .. _ .ww312....^n _'�. 5.:{a.... ..FRY•{ `�:, �',:#,-.- _ .:7.04. 1....y :: s•.. .. . rm� New &, Cars" & Trucks see dealer for details V. MEET. THE '17 Hm"'75'1_20,10 Mr 7= OHBO 0 FRO A I y 1997 V YAGER SE 1997 GRAND CARAVAN SE ___ '71— 68per week 77F/ " r Ptrowl�� �.TSh}il ;th�.te�s�tx-driSVe�, =new '- ' 1998 SEBRIN ce Week. Orr 1997 NEON 1997 GRAND CHEROKEE LAREDO 4X4 1997 CONCORDE LX1 1997 INTREPID ES 5, - po eL wee p e- r-. k S p e,r w 6e k 7- n AL MIKE TED DWAYNE TED JIM DON HAZEN KEVIN KERRY LEN JERRY TOM PAUL CORRIGAN WILLIAMSON PICKARD WiLL!AMSON McE L ROY ARSENAULT HARDING WORSLEY PICKARD WOODCOCK DRAGE BRASSOR GROBERT VILLAGE :'C H RYIS L E R!• A J AX I I I IN 1-" I'\(. I I I-, I I I I I u t THE They're MAY at the, -head of the Class Ajax student tops, Pickering native voted best teacher at annual awards ceremony Brian Jones, a kindergarten teacher, says he was 'over- whelmed' at being selected Educator of the Year. By sawn O'Neill Staff reporter An Ajax student, a Brooklin teacher, an Os- hawa educational assistant and a Sunderland bus dri- ver were honoured for out- standing achievement re- cently at the 22nd Annual Educators' Breakfast at Ajax's Exeter High School. "Education is such a vi- tal part of our lives. We have to celebrate education each and every day," said Phyllis Benedict, president of the Ontario Public School Teachers' Federa- tion (OPSTF), which spon- sored the event. This year's student -of - the -year award went to Michael Dobbin, a 14 - WHAT'S HAPPENING IN AJAX AND PICKERING FRIDAY, MAY 8 COMMUNITY DAY: Lester B. Pearson Public School, 21 Coughlen St., Ajax, holds a community day from 5 to 8 p.m. Games, barbecue, raffles, tea room. 427-4658. YOUTH FEST: YOUth Fest '98, a celebration for Ajax and Pickering youth, is held from 4 to 9 p.m. at the Pickering Recreation Com- plex, Valley Farm Rd. Free barbecue and activities un- til 8 p.m., includ- ing inline Skating, hip hop aero- b i c s'yci beach t volleyball T and skate- board com- petition. The lo- cal youth band WROUGHT performs from 8 to 9 p.m. In Ajax, buses depart from all high schools and the McLean Community Centre at about 3:45 p.m. and re- turn to the McLean and .Ajax Community Centres only at about 9:15 p.m. {.Buses will also be available from various north and --south kxmtions in Picker- = ing. Call for details. 420- 6588 (Pickering) or 427- 8811 (Ajax). *ADDICTION: The Serenity (Group holds a 12 -step re- covery meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd. east of �"ites Rd., Pickering. The group deals with addictions of all kinds, in- cluding co-dependency. !" +Child-care ,programme available as required. All welcome. 428-9431 (Jim, evenings). SATURDAY, MAY 9 CONCERT: Ajax -Pickering Community Orchestra pre- sents A Musical Potpourri at the Ajax Alliance Church, Westney Road North, just south of Hwy. 2, at 7:30 p.m. Selections by Mozart, Brahms, Wagner, Mussorgsky, Beethoven. Special Guests The Ham - String Quintet. Donations accepted at the door. CHRISTIAN SINGLES: The Christian Singles Serving Christ holds a car rally and scavenger hunt starting at 1:30 p.m. at the Christian Life Centre, cor- ner or Rossland and Ravenscroft Rds., Ajax. Pot luck supper foNow- ing at the church. 839-6712 (Rob), 416-269-6720 (Nessie)• MIDWIFERY: The Mid- wives of Durham host an International Midwifery Day Celebration from noon to 4 p.m. at the YWCA, 33 Mc- Grigor o-Grigor St., Oshawa. Speak- ers are midwife Peggy Cannon and student mid- wife Ann Lovord. Buffet provided. Phone 579-7142 for information. SALE: A Giant Garage Sale is held from 9 am. to 3 p.m. outside at St. Paurs on -the -Hill Anglican Church, 881 Kingston Rd., Pickering. Free. Face paint- ing• games, coloring Vis• barbecue. 831-3732 Armes). year -old Grade 8 pupil at Ajax's Southwood Park Public School. "Michael stands alone in an extremely strong field of nominees for the student -of -the -year award," said OPSTF exec- utive member Tom Wall, one of Michael's former teachers. "He has displayed an undying quest for excel- lence," Mr. Wall told the crowd of 300 parents, stu- dents and teachers. He noted that Michael maintains a 90 -per cent av- erage while acting as stu- dent council leader, play- ing football with the Pick- ering Dolphins club and participating on the cross- country, volleyball and track teams at Southwood Park Public School. "It's a great school and I'm proud to be a part of it;' said Michael in thank- ing the students and staff at his school. Brian Jones, a kinder- garten teacher at Brook- lin's Meadowcrest Public School and this year's Ed- ucator of the Year, told the crowd he was "over- whelmed" at being select- ed. The 34 -year-old Picker- ing native has spent the last 12 years teaching at el- ementary schools through- out Durham, including Greenbank Public School, Valley Farm Public School and Meadowcrest, and has also been involved in writ- ing curriculum for kinder- garten students. "It's an honour to be nominated by parents," he said. Mr. Jones said the chil- dren he teaches are "the reason why I love my job so much" Vicki Chesney, an edu- cational assistant at Hills- dale Public School in Os- hawa, was presented the Clare Wooldridge Award for her dedication to stu- dents with special needs. And Sunderland bus driver Laurie Ellis of Stock Transportation was named bus driver of the year in recognition of her work in developing a school bus evacuation plan for stu- dents. Michael Dobbin, a Grade 8 student in Ajax, 'stands alone' in field of nominees for stu- dent of the year. Laura Berry in person Saturday, May 9, 1998 - 2-4 p.m. Now coming to Ajax, the sign a print especially for her. Mackenzie Gallery is hosting Laura The Mackenzie Gallery offers Berry at their Grandcustom framing, prints, Opening Saturday, May M framed art and 9, 1998. , t ,_ sculptures. The Gallery will be They are located at open Sat. from 10-6 p.m.� Harwood and Highway with guest artist Laura 2, in the Durham Berry appearing 2-4 p.m. Centre,next to Chapters. A great gift idea for For further information Mom! Have Laura Berry call 6864278• A Special Place provides the `look for less' A Special Place is a unique furniture store with 2 locations. One in Toronto at Yonge and Davisville, the other in the Pickering Home do leisure Centre in Pickering. For the past 20 years A Special Place has worked hard to bring its clients the lest "decorator looks” in the marketplace without the designer price tag. They specialize in custom upholstered furniture. Sofas, loveseats and chairs are available in many styles and a wide variety of decorator fabrics. Window treatments, carpets and custom entertainment centres are all part of what they provide. A Special Place also sells a variety of unique cocktail tables, lamps, mirrors, prints and unusual accent pieces to suit any decor. A Special Place provides both an in-home and in-store decorating service. Whether your decorating project is large or small, their experienced decorating consultants will work with you to choose and coordinate furniture styles, colours, window treatments, fabrics and accessories to suit youf taste "d b"dgeL Their fantastic Annual Leather Sale is on now. Don't miss out! Call or visit now for further details. You'll be glad you pet them help you make your home A Special Place" too! A11MIST E,- s G BNH UBS .since 1962 SPECIALS FOR MOM 10" Hanging sleets �P. i ALL PEAT MOSS 30%6m OELlYEIIIf S9IYICE • I ANDSCAPOG DESIGN AYALABkE 17M.commolon ^ Clanaeorat P*" in ~ K IAS► e - sun., Noy 1 WA& auton wt ran --�� Slow tea: Yoe: - SM. 8 aur. - 7 p nt. Sun. 10 a.m. -5 p.m. Eel WAY ti. 199"AGB 17 L%, r LEATHER '- GREAT SELECTION ';. of styles and colours ` 3 seater sofa from $2„495 bickering Home & Leisure Centre (Brock Rd. b 401 Daily 10-6, Thurs. 8 Fri. 10-9 - (905) 428-6317 Landscape Supplies IMA �,= EM3=a n�►n�ul�n�ca. �;f' BASKETS FROM SOD 10.99 $1.75 PER ROLL NE4 EXTENDED )GA"EN.-Il O O' 4$to ertific I�Ift Canv 1 for "�oledbooKAWM r1675 viewda Street, at Lake Ridge Rd. M SP. PAGE 18 -TIDE NEWS ADVLRTOM FUDAY, MAY S, 19" PATIO BOOR KNOCK OUT SPECIAL Windows •Sftm& • Sam & 41 • Tit Tum Windows Ch Quality Aluminum Mart Material & Labour Guaranteed • Shop Locally Call 683-2363 or 683-2453 all Huge Selecfion of Sofa's & Chairs Lamps Coffee & End Tables & NO G.S.T. . Many y In -Stock, 51 ar-P le Fo r GALLERY mmediate me RUN Styft fmm SN Mwy °d► tw nww Delivenj S eciafs on Fabric Protection p DwhmIMM -0 1 5 lank 0Fw*ww1%AM1 Of vwum fixi-w-kxv; THE ONE AND ONLY FOR TWELVE YEARS SUPER w#%n=nOIlSE SHOWROOM 1020 BROCK RD. 0-t00MRWG 1St St. South Of 4M at Off PIUp mfw a Units 14 g31-9846 roe.TMtic Via: n� SA SM 3w an ,f me >s ".& i 11 . s e '�-• r' time rein na now� . s e '�-• r' .1 Pickering Home &Leisure Centre THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. MAV R. I"ll-PAGE 19 Kitchens Presented by Michelle Petrie or Charmaine Wynter You spend a lot of time in there, make it gorgeous. There's lots of ways to make it more efficient as well as attention getting and you don't have to spend a fortune. Bring your samples. Date: Fri., May 22, W15-11:15 a.m. �ee $5.00 Tassels 'N' Trims Presented by Michelle Petrie Michelle will show you how to make those wonderful jumbo tassels and expensive trimmings for a fraction of the ready made price! Date•. Mon., May 11, 1:15-2:15 a.m. Fee•. $5.00 Exterior Color Schemes Presented by Michelle Petrie Bring photos for some professional advice on what color combination would maximize the good design qualities of your home. as well as minimize its flaw. Date•. Mon., May 11, 10:15-11:15 a.m. Fee: $5.00 Stucco Antico Demo Presented by Paint'N'Paper This stucco -like product has been used in the idea Home for three years is a row and is a big hit! Paint 'N; Paper will demonstrate several uses for it, 9us preparation techniques. ate. Sat., May 23, 10:00-71:00 a.m. Fee: FREE, but a $5 00 deposit isuired to hold ,your seat. Book early, this one fills up fast! JOIN THE TRUNK SALE - RESERVE SPACE NOW In the puking lot of the PICKERING HOME & LEISURE CENTRE (across from the FLEA MARKET) Sunday, May 31 (rain date Jean 7) HOURS 10 a.an. - 5 pan. only S10 a parking space - all proceeds to DENISE HOUSE USED ITEMS ONLY - NO CRAFTS CALL 90.5-427-4332 SS Tawdow Road East Ajax (905) 619-05W Pax (905) 619-0210 AJAX HYDRO www-ajaxbydraoxca V C C _Showr--oom High Efficioen • Portable room cleaner ,� .rt rw" Z a class 2 device • 99.97% efficient HEPA filter is Fille=t up to 18,000 cubic feet of air per hour ssBAM BAST... $1663 .R. HEPA Fifter OUR 24 NON=89 :osc_ Call now to book your free in home energy -"t, 619-0500. J.00k for Maytag VpB coming soon to Ajax Hydro. PAGE 26 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY 8, 19" Local bu' siness earnsenlightened today than ever before and they are therefore the prestigious award _ �.. best judges of a company's performance;' c o n t i n u e s FM Windows and In a recent speech, John Gainham, the General Manager of that hiss. "That isaward so DFM oors, a manufacturer Ontario's Minister of Iso ndustries. "As a result, a company and supplier of Trade and Industry special to us. d t ducanservice replacement windows, praised the recipients of has to offer a superior proFor the location nearest you doors and siding products this award declaring that at a fair price, if it wants to excel. check your local phone book or with 30 locations "the award has become Consumers are much more educated and call 1-888-738-0738 recently hawarded he butario, was sy excellence".ith his RECOVER YOUR SOFA $3 1998 Consumers' Choice has certainly been borne _ Labour r r AwardTM in the category out with FM Industries. i. 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Wli te/Nataral�� largest and most "The replacement F Assembled Chairs respected market window and door o research company. industry is extremely • • z , comcetitive". says Mr. ATLANTIC TREE SERVICE Serving Max i Pickering neklMik�r Stumps removed •R• SPECIALIST IN: .by machine ' r""'n"na Fully Insured naso wood Ptinlno Free Estimates Anvmas Ras�W • Cavtiy RoapaIr e 25 Years Experience UNIVERSITY WERKS (s.rca li"m Larwocape Consirrst uchon Professional Design, kntaaation and Repair of - Interlocking and Flagstone - Fences and Decks - Reta "ult■a Systems - Shrub &W Rock Garderns Prolessianl Landscape Design / Builders (Mie don't push lawnmowers) Have your project Completed this Year Call for a FREE Estimate 905-666-9690 HM&0U"tom4IKK m+M al� it Occ as moat ra Mir e neklMik�r Mir«r •R• On,the m0000,:,,ve,I Clare''mont community ready to walk for osteoporosis M000 ... ve your bones for a good cause at the Osteoporosis Walk Saturday, May 23 in Claremont. The event will begin at Claremont United Church, with registration at 10 a.m. and the walk starting at I I a.m. There'll be a five -kilometre walk course with an optional three -kilometre turn -around. The walk finishes at the Clare- mont Legion with refresh- ments and prizes. Prize cate- gories will include most spon- sor money collected by an adult, senior and child. Walk- ers are also eligible for re- wards based on the amount of pledges they collect, from T- shirts and cow leggings to grand prizes. Osteoporosis is a debilitat- ing disease characterized by low bone mass and deteriora- tion of bone tissue. The result is often fractures of the hip, spine and wrist, causing chronic pain, lack of mobility and reduced quality of life. Funds raised from the walk go to supporting osteoporosis ed- ucation locally and across Canada. Registration forms are available at the Claremont Corner Store, the Brougham General Store and Bodyfit at Colleges,, staff at odds over contract MEDIATOR CALLED TO HELP FIND AGREEMENT The academic management bargain- ing team for Ontario's Colleges of Ap- plied Arts and Technology will present a new offer to the union representing col- lege teachers who have called a strike vote for May 21. The mediator, Allan Heritage, has called the two sides to meet May 15 to see if something can be worked out be- fore the strike vote deadline. The province's 22 colleges, includ- ing Durham College in Oshawa, and the 6,500 professors, counsellors and librar- ians, represented by the Ontario Public Service Employees Union (OPSEU), have been talking for two years to get a new contract. The old contract expired at the end of August, 1996. Roy Murray, co-chairman of the managmie t bargaWng team and pi es- ident of Confederation College in Thun- der Bay, said the colleges are "intumst- ed in achieving a soul mwo and avoid- ing any disruption to our students." He said the new offer is "fair and re- sponsive to both the demands of the union and the best interests of the col- leges." The colleges' faculty have not had a raise since September, 1992 and are fighting against major concessions which were in the original offer from the coNeges, said Ted Montgomery, OPSEU bargaining team chairman and a professor at Seneca College in Toron- lo. . - I . If a sbike is approved, it is not ex- pected to happen before September. the Testa Building in Uxbridge. There is no registra- tion fee this year. Pledges are based on participation, not kilometres. There will also be a Boney Express Race Walk Relay at 10:30 a.m. Teams of four will compete in a 4 -by -100 metre speed walk in senior (over 50), adult and kids (under 12) cate- gories. For details and to register in this wild, wiggly walk call Leslie at 649-1520. For more information on the Osteoporosis Walk or for registration forms call 649- 1863 or 649-3477. 'rHE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1995 - PAGE 21 Art in motion photo by Andrew lwanowsXl Nyree Jenkinson shows form and finesse as part of a contemporary dance duet at Pine Ridge Secondary School last week. It was part of the school's Rhythm and Roots tal- ent showcase. di* PAGE n - THE NEWS ADVEKMER FRIDAY MAY 5.19" Needy artistic students In Durham get a $12,000 boost DURHAM DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD HOSTS ITS FIRST ARTS ENDOWMENT DINNER The Durham District School at the board headquarters, is the of talented students." for students who cannot afford to board of governors will decide Board's first Arts Endowment first fund-raising event organized Mary Brown, communications participate in the arts. where the money will be spent. 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In Spike Lee's latest offering, Jake Shuttlesworth (Wash- ington) suddenly finds him- self paroled from prison with the promise of a com- muted sentence if he can persuade hitt estranged son to play basketball for the governor's alma mater. With a deadline of only a week, Jake returns home intent on reconciling with his son and inducing him w accept Big State's offer. Les Miserables: Liam Neeson, Geoffrey Rush, Uma Thurman. Victor Hugo's epic tale of love, honour and obsession. Jean Valjean's theft of a loaf of bread condemns him to an unjust prison sentence and a life on the run. He later falls in love with the doomed Fantine. After her untimely death, Valjean raises her daughter Cosette, all the while hunted by policeman Javert. An older Cosette falls in love with Marius, a charismatic young revolu- tionary. Valjean's quest for re- demption reaches its cli- See FRIEND/Page 29 li PAGE 2S -THE NEWS ADVE. ftUER "AY, MAY 8, 19" 1aN 1 wa a ���aCA �W ups k r x "''-iwia�ss . 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She appears to have her life in reasonable order, but, when she is fired and returns home earlier than usual, her life takes a strange turn. More ac- curately, it takes two strange turns. Now playing at the Cine- plex Odeon Ajax 10 Cinemas: Barney's Great Adventure, City of Angels, Deep Impact, Les Miserables, Lost in Space, Paulie. The Big Hit: Lou Diamond Phillips, Mark Wahlberg. Be- leaguered hitman MCI (Wahlberg) and his profession- al associates including Cisco (Phillips) agree to a moon- lighting gig as kidnappers only to discover the victim Keiko (China Chow) is not only a rich industrialist's daughter, but also the godchild of their boss. Much of the movie was shot Fun fair for all PICKERMG — Valley Farm Public School will host its annual Fun Fair Thursday, May 28. h runs from 5 to 8 p.m. and fea- tures a barbecue 4 with the LOEB BBQ Truck, base. hall throw hockey radar g shoot , h« t, the'Dtuhatn j Regional Police ; canine unit and, fire trucks. 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The head coach is Jim Gatens assisted by Randy hall Monday. Team members are Brendan Hann, Meghan Johnson. The manager is Blanche Carey and the trainer is Edwards, Mike McCusker, Johnny Paterson, Alexander Cyr, Ed McCusker. A rea wrestlers put headlock on Eastern Canadian meet medals Ajax and Pickering mem- bers of the Durttarn Thunder Wrestling Club returned from the Eastern Canadian Wrestling Championships May 1 to 3 with precious medals. In the kids' division[, Brian Kirwin wrestled to a gold medal in his weight class. Kevin Buzzell, Brandon McDevitt, Conrad Salmon and Jake Patte earned silver modals in their weight cate- gories- In the bantam division, Oliver Salmon turned in a gold -medal performance. Jake Udoux and Jonathan Kwwm earned silver medals, while Kyle Allan finished fifth. The Thunder also roared at the Ontario Wrestling Cham- pionships in Milton. The club's bantam wrestlers earned second place in the team competition, while the kids finished third. Individually, Conrad Salman won the gold modal in the novice division, while Joshua Terry and Paul Rab - John captrued bronze. Brandon McDevitt and Jake Patte posted gold -modal efforts in the kids' division. Brian Kirwin, April Kelly and Ellise Wieland earned silver medals and Kevin Buzzell and Ryan St. Germain capturW bronze. In the bantam age group, Kelly Holly, Jonathan Kirwin, Jake Ledoux and John Wieland won gold medals in their weight classes. Mike Hess, Katie Howes and Oliver Salmon earned silver and Josh Hooper and Christian Reeves put a headlock on bronze medals. Thunder wrestlers also fared well at several other re- cent meets. _,London meet: Bantam di- vision - Jonathan Kirwin, Jake Buzzell, gold; Brian Kirwin, Ledoux, Oliver Salmon, Con- silver, Bantam division - rad Salmon, gold; Josh Hoop- Jonathan Kirwin, John er, silver. Kids' division - Wieland, Jake Lodoux. gold; Kevin Buzzell, gold; Jake Oliver Salmon, silver, Mike Pane, Ryan St. Germain, sil- mess, bronze. Thunder cap - ver, Edwin Ansley, bronze. tuned team championship. Novice division - Randy . Durtnam Official Totuna- Pfrimmer, Conrad Salmon, ment: Novice division - gold; Paul Rabjohn, silver. Randy Pfrimmer, Conrad Thunder captured learn chant- Salmon, Paul Rabjoiun, gold; p"Ishiln. Joshua Terry, silver; Kids' di - RAW Invitational, Bramp- vision - James Copithorne, ton: Novice division - Paul Kevin Buzzell, gold; Bantam Rabjohn, Conrad Salmon, division - Mike Hess, aiver gold; Rarely Pfrimmer, silver Salmon, Jake [rdoux, gold; Kids' division�t- Kevin Josh Hooper, silver. SCOREBOARD y FAX GAME RESULTS To 683-7363 AJAX MODE CLUB 1. Rea RNrrraa and John Duqueft 2. Results of duWmft bridpe ploy for Doris Opdarwalds and Fred Day. Tuesday, May 5. ST"TWIED murED PAMFLIGHT.G. - FLIGHT 'A' NORTH -SOUTH '" NORTH -SOUTH .h. Rob Hang and Mary Alton. 1. Batty Barton and Pat Crenipsay; 2. E"T-WEST Bir Thordarson and Christina Adair. 1. Isobel Barry and See Fakweeltw; 2. EAST-rrEST GrWyn Stevens and Sid Stow w Exeter rugby Falcons beat Buckeye State's best By Greg McArthur Special to the News Advertiser AJAX — The Exeter High School Falcons se- nior boys' rugby team beat two of the best squads in Ohio in a recent tour of the Buckeye State. During their stay in Columbus, Ohio, from April 30 to May 3, the Fal- cons won two exhibition games against Westerville High School and Wor- thington High School from the host area. In their first game, the much smaller Falcons punished state champion Westerville High School 17-0 on a sloppy field. Winger and captain Erik Bradstock scored the first Exeter try on U.S. soil, followed by tries from flanker Adam Forsythe and fullback Lee Woods, who barged past two West- erville players on a kick return. Prop Stephen Hawkins converted Woods' try. The next day, the bat- tered Falcons found them- selves in even worse weather. Behind 10-0 to Worthington High School, a highly skilled squad and last year's state champi- ons, Exeter rebounded with a try by inside centre Andrew Cowling moments before half-time to spark the weary Falcons. Early in the second half it was evident the momen- tum was shifting when winger Greg Kitching scored a try to give the Falcons the lead. Shortly after Kitching's try, Exeter fly -half Adam Tanner picked off a blind -side pass by Worthington to run it in for the clinching try. Converts by Stephen Hawkins and Daryl Illing- worth, and a stingy fringe defence helped seal up the 19-15 win for Exeter. Falcons' coach Ian Gilbride beamed over his club's comeback. "It was great to see the squad come back from such a blow against Wor- thington" Gilbride added the whole tour reflected the team's drive. "Our forwards managed to cope with a lack of size against Westerville, and both games' conditions were wet, muddy and slip- pery. They played fabu- lously in the face of adver- sity." The Falcons hope their tour experience will con- tribute to their promising Lake Ontario Secondary School Association sea- son, which currently stands at a 2-1 record. Exeter went undefeated in the first two games of the season, beating the Sinclair Secondary School Celtics 10-7 and the Fa- ther Leo Austin Catholic Secondary School Wild- cats 38-10. The Falcons loss was to the highly ranked Dunbar - ton High School Spartans 20-7. Exeter's next league game is against the Pine Ridge Secondary School Pumas on Tuesday, May 12 at Exeter. School girls' gymnastics meet today AJAX -- One of four Durham District School �l�le�ijori�INtr Board's girls' ftocke AS gymnastics 0/7p£q 8/CJillt�$ meets is slated °q AFRS gSSG^'kft .,�qb for the Acro's BR SU"OFJ OJ X_P/�j� CIgTIpN ,.Qnk Gymnastics Club today Fri- ,cc°""►Mc -`^ f1 2219 '° day, May 8. ss'Hosted by c Z -A a 0 .00 Lakeside Public '� 04 School, the Area 02u?w - x 60"Vft 4 gymnastics competition will ig eature athletes dation from five other Durham schools. Winners will Big Brothers of Ajax -Pickering recently received $500 from the Dr. John Thomas Memo- compete in the rial Hockey Fund to allow a boy who's never had the chance to play hockey to take the Durham finals in ice. This year's recipient is Derek Dambrough. With him is Big Brother Paul Donovan. Oshawa May 14. Pickering gymnast third at Gyros meet PICKERING — A York meet. Pickering gymnast fared Samantha Spencer, 9, .rell at the recent North posted a third-place over- �'ork Gyros Classic 1998 all finish in the tiny 'A' ",fleet. category. Pre -competitive and in- She was first on vault, _rclub members of Gemi- second on floor exercises ��i Gymnastics in Oshawa and third on uneven bars ompeted at the North and balance beam. if you've got a story idea, we want to hear from you. Please call --683-51 1 0. 41►7o- ;,I,, 15w�00, for Mom's Garden At Pickering Nurseries we grow over 900 varieties of the worlds favourite flower. � 95 THIS WEEKEND ONLY (P*..,00ess:0oa..May ,uan each O, OVER 40 YEARS ALL OUR ROSES HAVEBEEN GROWN Come and see us for lots of BEAUTIFUL Ontario grown plants Picki6ringNurseries Inc. NOM 670 Kingston Rd. (Hwy. 2@ whites) MW* ft 9aM ,Iew► 839-2111®40 w�kmle� S auu. to S bier THE NEWS ADVEKnSER FRIDAY, MAY S, I"S - PAGE 31 If your answer is yes, how do your potential clients know that? How will they find your site? 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InveslmaNa0pppp avail Cal Mary at (905) 431- 4988 for a solid. intalhewr. a� IGienowal Help CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers check their ad upon Publication as News Ad- vertiser will rWt be re- sponsible for more man one incorrect insertion and there Shag be no k- aNity for non -insertion of any advertisement. lability for errors in ads Is kn" to the am Ord PM for on space occu- VpM Me enroir AM copy S sub)ect t0 the appro- val of management of News Advertiser. rosrrmNs AVAIL Nb& s "W .Mq. DMr[taet. taros (Mfl+ MY4S34 COMPUWX OSERSI Format• coov i mail disks for cash! RUSH S AS.E. To: ILL. wood. 50.8 Iflistd Road Ent. Sudo 359A, Mmstmop. Ontano. LQ US COURIICE FI EA IIAIM re- iet� io fax resu m to 905 Cash paid dally. Ice Cream vend - Ing rt n Ajax &- Plckemg- SlMdenta to Sokims 426--7390 M own tar and Td- wilh :m PNM Driver/Mover AZ A DZ req'd for Van Line Agent. Min- 2 years experience, dean abstract. Markham do 401. (416)292-1107 DRIVING INSTRUCTORS needed to teach in -car and in -class Ajax dt Pickering CALL (f )VII -1717 JOBS! JOBS! JOBS! We are currently recruiting reliable people for the following positions: *Jr. Electronics Technician Must have Electronics Tech. diploma Temp to perm 'Multi -Litho Pressman Pay will vary with experience Temp to perm 'General Labour Positions Pay is $7/hr & up WORK BOOTS A MUST! If you have any of the above qualifications, call Brenda or Zsa Zsa (905) 831-7359 or 689-2303 t+t ir,i0 •rt r• r[c•.r GERONTOLOGY/ SOCIAL WORKER. Must hate a bachelors in social work or gerontaliogy. Ability to work in a customer centre team atmosphere Must be orgarried b resident focused. Excellent comirmnication skins Flexibility in hours A duties Fax resuwne to (903}420-6030 or phaK 1905}831-2522. Convenure ty Nfltrskm Homo to V10how RoWenwnt Cd►rrhe WE'RE NIRMG Hardworking individuals required to fill the following part time positions: EVG- TELEMARKETER $10/H. EVG. DOORKNOCKER $ISM All candidates must have own car. For interview call: 686-2445 EXT. 224• CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application In an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. If the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. PLEASE NOTE, remmes that are faxed diredhto Oshawa This Week, Will Not be forwarded to the file Number. OrigiNals mast be sent di as lin icaled by the lasbuctiolls in Vie ad. isticor Magazine Distribution Services is l international distributor of special terest publications located in Ajax, ntaria if is a young, energetic and fast Owing company that is currently in the led of a network administrator to flBrsee the LAN. This individual will be sponsli for the general support eintenance of a network rwmV Norden 11, SCO Unix ver 5.0, and Windows T 4.0 that supports approximately 24 ideal candidate will possess a xna in computer science Iplemented by 1-2 years experience. wledge of Lotus Notes and/or mess basic programming would be a lite asset. offer a competitive salary and 9fItS. Pleew fax resumill to: 9"9.2903 Att: Osudia Tu"w Summer Employment Opportunities YMCA SUMMER RIDING CAMP The YMCA riding camp at Foxfire is looking for ENTHU- SIASTIC staff to work with children aged 6-16 yrs. Join our team for a GREAT summer filled with learning, laughter and memories of a life time!!! QUALIFICATIONS: • riding experience • must be able to teach horsemanship lessons • minimum 18 years of age • emergency first aid • current criminal reference check Please forward resumes to: YMCA Pickering Centre of Community Attention: Mary Spence 1400 Bayly Street ff16B Pickering, Ontario OW 3R2 (Phone) 905-839-8011 Working Carpenter Foreman 15 years experience a must for one of a kind custom built homes 8 renovations, Fullor part time. Please! We are not interested in sub -division carpenters. ALSO LABOURER HANDYMAN REQUIRED. Call 905-294-2356 ROSEGLEN WEIGHT LOSS a WELLNESS has a full time HEALTH COUNSELLOR position available. Ifyou are a motivated self-starter with both sales and nutrition experience, please fax your resume to: 905-666-4818 TECHNICAL SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE Our client, a well established Ajax based manufacturer of industrial equipment has an opening due to intemal promotion for an Electronics Technician/Technologist. Job responsibilities include trouble shooting and introducing new products to custom- ers. Candidates must have an electronics technician or technologist diploma and be able to communicate effectively with customers. Reply in confidence to: Mike Behan Tel: (416)-921.6221 Fax: 921-2282 ACTIVATIONIST Full Ume/Part tine. Diploma in gerontology/activation coordinatodDSW or equivaierd. Computer literate. Expetierlce an asset In ra me to 1911115L421114M orPhone (915 -2522. co m mly NOniin HONIe M Yilhao RNir mal COW* EARN am Money. wim The Pampered Chd. In tone demonstrations of quality kitchen tools. Featured on oprah. Call Linda Sephens. 905466-4041 E WANOMe COYRIEII com- pany requires 5 drivers and 1 dispatcher. Drivers can earn in excess of 5600+wIky-. Cal Mon. -Fri. 10.4.905-427-0090. EXPENIENCEO hairstyYst wanted for busy Salm in DtiF ham Centre. Ape Good wag es. Cap (905) 619-8057. EIMNENCEO Immarkder needed- Good wage. Call 005) 427-6010. Ajax. FLraO�NRkAeL DESIGNER O&M Rum Hral te4erieaead Thest+�ul Cao- didase must possess 3+ years expeneum in all aspects of floral design (weddings, funerals etc) Excellent Cognai ka- tion and customer relation skills RB:OM $ NMS M teat N: FfIM1N-0, ookew lkk Mitek LO ON40 Oftw OR. LIN 71.5 HAIR STYLISTS=:.:,N ,STS & ASsKtams re0wed for busy sant. hrrpat we. Sc- ary . ciDninussm Can Anne - Maine 905.837-0789 Picker- xg Town Camra NAMORISSER vntn citentele also tad Tectmaran with .1 , expereri- wom waxing Plckenng location Can Mane for appi 831-3205. NANTSTYLIST RequNO for busy Whitby salon Expen- erice necessary Apply in pa- wn wub resume 1200 Ro- land E twit" Aruhonir Frahm Salon Esteem. HAIRSTYLIST with own clientele to join Quattro Hair Fashions in Picker- ing. Full & part time positions available . Lou at 905-831-5366 or tax at 905-881-7558 HEADQUARTERS HAIR CUT TING TEAM requires a StVIMI and nae tech Mak or foralt Must rim 2 yrs exp AWN be motivated to Ham and grow with our loam Guaranteed salary Progressive commis- sion strucl ne. Can HNdq"- ters x 905.430-3156. HELP WAIMO - $12 85 to start Flexible positions in housewares and outdoor sports items. Training is pro- vided Gres err SluderNs atl others Cal (905) 723-4920. NOWARUEnt. mature stud- ents. part-time telemarketing positions avaial t to rim 18 yeas of age 8 older. $7 04Y hour AN training provided 10 those who goakill Cal (905) 619 2785 belrreen 1.6p.m. to grange an k WVM IN MTMAL Ory Cleaners. PxGier/Seamstress, penni nerN part dime position. W prox 20 hours/week Appy: 1742 Brock SUS. lhirlby. Mon.-Thurs. 9:30.2:30pm. EOICAL Secretary for sur- geons office. Word-perfect. dicta -typing. medial lermi- 98 King St. w-, Bowing ville LIC 1R4. NAMSTIflltl$T with ntixknwm 5 yeas at exp- reeacd- WWI or without dienlek. 416-410- 8739.ortax 905.686.1x72. $3w$45OfMIETWIT coftF sturderts wine on n!! (chars welwme too) Advertising A Marketing company requires 10-20 people immediately. Call Amber (905)720.3144. PART TIE Pains Driver needed t r heavy duty truck parts nistributor in Whitby. Mist provide elan drivers aDffraI Apply A 1751 YrerN- But -woM St. yYYst hill 0111. cpm - 4pm. No phore CaNs. ;LASSIFIED ON-LINE W i- M.r ,... aOrMry four r1 MTEMIET: h"zt/www.dinhannew met Email: ger/ese0hindu u.eet 1 General Help PERMANENT Part time Office ieaners needed no expen- ence necessary. Oshawa to Ayx. 2.4 hoursiday 5 days/ week. start immexhaddy. must Oe bondable 8 nave own transportation Call Mon -Fn. gam -spm only. Anderson's Budding Maintenance 905- 404-1564 PROFESSIONAL Painters Named must have min 2 /ears experience, with refer- ence phone numbers Call Shawn 905.436-0545 after 5pm RELIABLE TELEMARKETERS needed for our fun energetic Warw office Momrigs and/ ,r evenings Guaranteed hourly rare plus great cash wit ses pad daily Can 905- '23-4900 REQUIRED 'mmediatey, ex- perienced ow" man- lenanrce person for eveorM 5 weekend work Henry lif" .egikred Appy in person to iHLWER81RD Goll Club 995 Myrtke Rd Ashburn Ont DEOt"REDmmed fitly E.- penenced snort order cook shut work regw Apply n person 10 TMUR)ER810110 Golf Club 996 Myrtle Rd Ashoum Dat TAXI DRIVERS Wanted FULL a PART TIME will Train 831-5662 THE MEWS ADVERTISER is looking for prospects to deliver newspapers and ftyers to the following areas AAAA A AA AJAX Annie Cres. Roberts Rd. McNeilage Crt. Billingsgate Cres. Burcher Rd. TUltoch Dr. Rotherglen Rd- N. PICKERPIG Sandhurst Cres. Meldron Dr. Thicket Cres. Delbrook Ave. Alanbury Cres. Blairwood Crt. Lynn Heights Dr- Krosno Blvd. Zator Ave. Mo lin Rd. SCARBOROUGH Pendernere Pkwy Fanfare Ave. Tudor Glen Cres. Port Union Rd. Josaly Ave. Rough Hodands Dr. DecimalPlace Ravine Park Cres, Parlette Ave. Baronial Crt. Broadbridge Dr. Clark Secor Place East Ave. Hartsville Ave`. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 663-5117 1 General Help UP TO $10.00 per four plus bonuses Appointment Super- visor required Mlentworth/ Farewell area for telemarket- ing department Must have experience. ability to lead. train and keep order. 1 p.m - 930 p.m Cali now (905) 571- 3533 vERSACARE NEWCASTLE. x now hiring 3 part gime posi- Iii Health pre ade/p s w Must be cerhhed We are a dynamic long term pre W- ily thal welcomes interested wxbWuals to join our team Send resume 330 Niro St W Newcastle. Ont US 1 G9 WAIT staff, bus persons and kitchen help required Apply in person to Vida, a the Ker- ry Inn, aft 11 m7 pm 967 Westney Rd S Ajax Call 1905428-8790 1 Once H PART TIME -cuess required for nrN ,-e knilopmerif in Whaby. weekends d holiday Madrys 1lam - 6pm, with at regnk , Must etpy deai- mg wdb public Fax resume to 905430.5853 SENIOR LEGAL REAL Estate Ser,etarr required mme- dwely for busy law office Nnimum Il years eApenence 11 law office ApYry to work -,urperdenify Capable c! ^andlmo volume likes alto -dung under pressure Must 'iave wowiedge of wad per- * -.0 6 / for Windows, and 7riveyancer Must nave Owi ',� Cdnapeturve ,clary Fax resume to (905) '21-1217 or a., - a person • Drake England, 15 Chaft Oshawa. (905; 721-1277 1 sow limb I Amp" BIO WIZ -he ulhmatc and game Requite Sala Reps Have run. Make maty Enloy ptalrwng cards? Cad Doug I- 51"1-6063 INSIDE TECHNICAL Saks support required for heavy equipmen, manugdurng company Must be able to handle all inquires. order en- try. nvacsig and conetbons. Fax resume to Dynex Engt- neenng (905) 721-120. PAM SALES )IEP Durham Region's most progressive paper company requires Sales Rep experienced in Pa- per Industry to service and expand new and existing ac- counts. Must be self-motnal- ed and have excellent com- inonwation and customer service skills. First consider - SON given to those possess- ing an existing client Use Excellent opportunity for ad- vancement with an orgaiii Non in the growth supe. very attractive remuneration plan availaWe for right candidate Peau fax resume for con- sideration to: 905-430-8626. SALES )IBP, lor Health food store. Vitamin knowft* re- quired. Appy in person To Your Good Hunt Oshawa. C aft. SALES professional for large swimming pool comparry- Exp. an asset but not neces- sary. 905.420-7665 for inter- view (SAP) SALES REPRESEKtUI E for sanitation supply company. base salary, commission 3 car allowarnce. Must be erg gressive. dyrankc and have a strong sales agility. Only ex- perienced sales people reed apply. Please submit resume to Danny Tterien, do UN- DERWOOD'S. 410 Finley Ave. Ajax. ON. LIS 2E3. Fax (905) 619-9829 I+AGE 34-T16NEWS ADVER=fr"R FRIDAY, MAY 8, 11"1111 130 130 130 165 165 250 250 25C 250 SALES PROFESSIONALS WANTED Immediate opening for 3 full time experienced sales people to sell custom designed Internet Web Sites to local business. Full training provided. High commissions. 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N you are a seN-darter, energetic, career -minded indi- vidual to k ler a fen vlerarlt por toio, for- ward resume to: Al Misko Marr Holland Industries Ltd. 10939-120 SL Edmonton, Alta T5H 3R3 Fax 14800- 361-0263 Candidates must be high energy self starters with proven trade records, who are loolcing for personal growth. We oft an aggressive compensation package, complete with a company vehide, HEALTH, DENTAL, and PENSION PLAN, as well as an oppoft* for future advancement. For a Confidential nterview, call or taxcomplete resume to: ac OW" 906-Q94666 Fax 9054M-7549 l PART TIME SALES HELP Great for early retiree or someone with flexible hours and enjoys meeting people. Good sales presentation skills requisai. Loaa1 travel with full training. For in please call Greg Proct01' 90J-839-8484 eared spares FurilOre Insiders needed. Cal Mrs. Lyon for haWWMwNa 906-639-2591. onw Neve P I P iNl l b w Ipr- INSURANCE BROKER Requim an experiefficed RI.QI.QAIicensed pasonws ria Fax resume to 905-428-8672 am IP t UMO tagare, ler Active Gann i Rots bon- bon i OOsee. lam be a- pabnad in won. Ain am a from end. we air am* work food IWy i bear as. SPdhr IN rale RANI ow WNW mefa ". Cal Own 905-723.6221, a to: to rA-2aM. Iff SOWN* CLASS A LICENSED I*- CHANIC n guinea for bar a ono w shop. Cadidaa. WOMMSM and knn* dW able. Good Comm service SM aR a$M. Plate fax W semi f7.905.1361221 EMBROIDERY Part bane em for0fors re9irw evenings and nave sewing exile ence. Mature Stu sated fty At F ialfertriew14 GM call !Nom.- 7Ia/a6- 3-SppMi ask fnsrlVJLta noEwMrWNr Mof SUbd Help GENERAL MACHINISTS 6 Mig welders $12.00 per hr Machinists must be expen- enced on Mae and milling machines. can crystal Per- sonnel. (905) 579.0 "DOPER-HOLMES Porume- dhc requires RN's to complete pre -insurance IlhldiCil re- ituiremeri s an a irbbte basis in Oshawa. Pickering and sur- fowwv areas venipm ure and EM experisnroe an age , Must have own vehicle Fax 66f �V M (905) 5n9 MOUSTIM Caong am 91011011 co �y hat Our pa�siora avail- aw for art' -d - srlwrp xW- ddee operaaors and Ubnc cCMlars. A you have expen- "W. Phase Ceti (905) COON - 1 S"ain Corner OAR MMOWOOO floonng - burgundy colour. 3/4 inch Iry 2 1/4 inch. 220 square lest available. Dwayne (905)837- 0944 Alta 6 p.m 1 AAicla r GARAGE door repairs. broken uhstaled 545 New � openers. Oualq Plus Doors 116-336-01173 1256 MWY tats side lever. AD Did 350 T-51. Papa date bruner dialo-plate. Ekehtrit Yale Forklift. 3stiion mass. 5000 M Cal (90S N30.8180 wine message. LEATHER gift%. up to W pins, leather purses /nom 59 99. kung Irom 5/9.99. lesdsr wqN twos 56.96. Ev�ryB�fr�p MaW GCM Faw1y UfAten. S Points MM Oalaf vin. 905.721-1630. AM comm10.000 BTU 1230: ndIrp lawwroesr 8 Iq. 30- ca 5600 wN at Milliee"W 06-78M ALMOST ARAM new 5 pc. bedroom suite 2 ricin Lbles, mooan a wmt rlepotiablt. M. BLACK wrandd him fa - I'm. quern orOwpfdk mil- tresslbarie. Nava speed. 51200 SaaNw f1l0 (116) 107496 NAM ALR M road Will. 24' 8 sand. 600/165 cow- por�er�s MMawra rws. ta80 F11 726-1171 (snhq GRAND am sola bed. 5750 Lary goy good rIralti I 5350 Bran and as urn Palo 4 sonnet dneirs QOIcR- an) s3weadh 905id7-Sled CARPET aRORER. 100%. WOW thick, plush. stain te- snslam carpet For 3 ropes. Prim w4wes; 30 SiMraI - d*M ped autl nsultoon i yen how, Free Csrotalm . in yam bas. No rrtlereW, ftp paywent ler 217-0104 enact mechanics warned iw wzk du 0110111L 111_ at sow Ystatabon. 411 dtnv- medraMly. Fall 1 pan -Ws. ov. Inn ashimm (30 is*). Mist have brake i hal end homm 6x6-2314 experi6rr[s. AC an asset Ap- * i nK Pkk. Davidson Street rtolptMtipndi 1650 CARPETS SAIE: LOU a car - fari1905)4i62270. pets. 100% nylon Wal re- SIS needed vm 44 lease. rsrpN 3 rooM 5339 _ (30 cid i pactapied �a aedbr heti. Slwr�d also lose pewwau and first apeiMrse in Pd*q, amteN Dion. Free ntmms. orad operation. kadln ant of rspars. ser" omNaw ad surromtanl ane. saw SW Udit ant to wing b wait ea tt7n. SMRs. Pltatt In cesarrle to CALF cal aha save (416) 724 -lets. stAarET SM Oil iRA, nistim WARTED: F III wucea Pea a color am dato follow service Tedw clan wanired. free esh a CIA a. For tree estirirMe w Mas. Own ..aide sed roar ie - (905)131-4010, (416)M - owed. Plastic can (905) 420- 267665 5 + 12 + ? Reed Dr., Ajax 7mb ironiiew. (sip) Sat. May 9th 8:00am-2:00pm 1 Hoop1w CeMN1E# CLEARANCE tr.dlna 0.xaa1 a MaaiN AM D"GM await- vMp Card models, can- BALLYWFF RETM WKT bOaers, sic. prim faros $5.00 LOOSE. 70 Station St Atex. 4M Cdirlpirbns bow 5250 and Ontario. LIS /R9. Retrwra PSNtiaw 10a's trove 5395. warm, t�wp AN Nrirtt / Unit Vin sate. VGA waF 525 1Drs b�tratboi Wnaea. wNA load sass of akddo hORMW. for pat anis day po- (906) 697-3059. sition Leadership. smW- CRINFTSMAIN 10• ramal an,, vrswoe, and assenwaM sk*s saw SM one. W" desk essm" Apply b Una Leg- 520: 906-72544 (op) ate. Fac.# 905127-5616 vmldow cwerrgs. Quality d0ftV, W91101.5 Weft gown DENTAL AsshstaM. POA/Rt- cepts mst for orlhodonbc a• ba. compow upawrta 3 lypwg readied. Please seal her d -w om nsw b 1050 Shmwe st.N.. Suite 112. Opmm, ON UG 4WS CARPETS - lots of Carpet. 100% nylon. new stat re - lam Carpal on had. I win carpel 3 roans. 5349 Pict ENTmismsTic Petite pa- wzk du 0110111L 111_ at sow Ystatabon. 411 dtnv- son ler a bray dropradc a- ov. Inn ashimm (30 is*). Iia. PIT posdwa. oompcAa homm 6x6-2314 experience nodal 1Mti trap Davidson Street Resumesmit, a old ncrgstrm An CARPETS SAIE: LOU a car - Rd. Apex. n pets. 100% nylon Wal re- -ratrl or. a rb " Ate.( 15 Paltld/atNts lease. rsrpN 3 rooM 5339 _ (30 cid i A1aNlbllr pewwau and first ODDEATLENANNA- Exam- Dion. Free ntmms. orad erred enterelle irtW e of 2 rspars. ser" omNaw ad surromtanl ane. saw SW � ea tt7n. . uqp mat: pole ciix 1 raft CALF cal aha save araii0k SNary 120- stAarET SM Oil iRA, nistim my. a color am dato follow VA Is it" an free esh a CIA a. For tree estirirMe w Mas. arcs. PAbaM daycare arae- (905)131-4010, (416)M - able i my konw. Albrdabk 5 + 12 + ? Reed Dr., Ajax mates. Non swo4lo s www Sat. May 9th 8:00am-2:00pm WA M. fuN-Wte. a wails i CeMN1E# CLEARANCE w- 905r211-2676. a MaaiN AM D"GM await- vMp Card models, can- aMe. N spa 177 yens a- bOaers, sic. prim faros $5.00 periaroe. No NteWt. HIM 4M Cdirlpirbns bow 5250 and aivinonwaW, Mrpe r4y algia PSNtiaw 10a's trove 5395. and los Mae. Raaipts and rWaNnoa Spon wtlusi fai Unit Vin sate. VGA waF 525 1Drs b�tratboi 6719. akddo FCKENN6 et" t Ilene (906) 697-3059. Loft cerins to aloin' 1 b CRINFTSMAIN 10• ramal an,, 12 y-. Daly otr by saw SM one. W" desk bakuI aid poll). 520: 906-72544 (op) dorVale, marc, no vmldow cwerrgs. Quality d0ftV, W91101.5 Weft gown William wale i wants. First eMwNa So"�*l1�r�Engtipe M I N- Aid, C.P.R. a on wad I" VIMIf"lrld sanown Mon. !0S 126 55 CL. cmt 12 Appraised al 53225. N bM- WAM M WVM P.S. Area. eta, d A= Sat- May 9th, Sam - 2pm l�aiid, p4yrooss. IT pile 5151 DO 1@*GGM sin PLOWMAN DRIVE �Cxlirtplele Sa00. CIN ares luovid0d b37 (RilchicifNorth westney) ~pmde IME wllaKAim id AU■ MC M oor cq. �-Np c*- boards, a•shape0, 9 K x a A. x e., 56. a beW flow (905) ,i , 4 427 4216. Pau Saha. ssEL I $175". dryers SMAip. dt - NAMM a stove. opwppd� Wo IM frost-fse ftmm 530W con"N , $150. ON. efr;T- 111m 25111m, 9 -am 2pm- so�p-.tldeBw599rp i LEANNI3 CeaNtar, Mot iskN IcaantYer offer sea! Ila. $25: bedrown at Fifavat Wadsatlle weiAer a SayB TV i RGA VCR, SM. FbooiM aeUk UP Isw bind. Sea: little All. b 1 year waraahe Al 2 ppq: Cil Mae. Vold. 42a sNitoa S. 72N-4013. Day Care Available �n 1 Arbda la Sob MAY for sale, first cul. $2 5D/ bake 655-3551. NENITZ NU PIANO for sale Good Condition, beautiful lone. 51500 Please Call 427.2256, HOT TUB 5'x6•. Filter. 110v heater. light. GFl breaker. had cover, cedar corner skirting. Exodlera col difron. complete $2100 (905)-571.6909. N wo X-nkd orthopedic Phtiowtop. sell and frame. sew n 'C. cost $1.500. sen 5625. (1116) 4074M PIANO- Henry Habat by Mason Risch. upright grana app,. 20ym oM. Mood cmc aeon Lima" brown colour. $2700 060. Cal 905.965- 4570. NOFFAT - 1 bleip. 1 white. stove 8 fndga i $800. tartars. beNoaK, artai root. 11/1 lick am /m W. I(snnwrt yaws. $150. Can 571-2116. NA LTECN Oren. mfgYafl aa - tab miser wM loot add. Ex- csderir cold. natrWrqq 5276. Call alter spm. soF-C 1 SNP rMNo Now i IiaN a- cdlae oxewtiI SIM. Rus. excdMM i9rrwtion 5350. Plane d MOP,435-3CN PMItOSRR111oFAinE11 CLOCKS- AN 1917 neor Mod - eft Mason. Used pianos: tr/barmiagwa..SSNWAM Kill".. nos from f aid p, %of b awe IN" setegbn a parnfaM clods from SM and up Cab TELEP P MIO g3_wq PM OPEEM SPECIAL 5149 AN taxes i demralf Pool Suppik s Aauw G R.B Manbwoxoe (905) 683 -IM POOL 6bla a' and 9' state Willard tables for sate Cas 905420.4113. HENT TO DVN APPLIANCEj new and reconditioned. hill wwrypy Paddy's ,ado. 905-263-1369 a 1 -NO -79e- 5502 NEVA OWM UNIT$ Ideal for C D's. books. etc $10.00 sail. Phoo (905) 721- 0601.(Itto) SW rowum ;-"a - lawn now. 5175.. brm be ween we doors. 51Do. Bat alters Mtn) 4266204 Ilio, SINE BMAN - oaaidy no shreds 8' x 8' Mem Mt. Arty $299 plus 411. Many OW er- a and styles svallable. Also garages ad Official; . 761 Mc- Kay rKay Ib. bad 3. Plato For was bra. d !06 ill 2093. 11IaebOElR TAaLF, 61212. ne- daoir trite, @now cfl .WIN accessories. $5.000 of bat Olbr90540-7505. alter 4iw BAR A FM fOrA"W Al Tgdd" l WOO*&-" we've 841110 SPRING CLEAUM!!! End of Ms. 1 a a kinds. I ""'I - disptay modals Writ be UM A ttr kissers savings. Sabo obi able 9d sin. sold no dNt, raw hick* minor $M. sold Oek own i Mid Ob sat $449: Soh rM W NMeralnweW win an Sho am IN Will olicllo! 7001- boom raFboreal Wa n A OrM had- Cxalltip gtninly sold Pine i Oak FWFAW sites 1974. 115 moo Flea Rel (ON Rom SL) POA Pam "no 91Sa771. 4NXIOD 500 HD. B oss 95, $1400 oleo. or MIM, to" trades. 434.0312." I F# 11115. and Op. out siva $200. and M►, wM, Sm. fters $125 old tis N/M brand NM tridOra, 16. c.l. SM. lbw Owrnd none 30' Slaves $449. and up. Nig 5 at. Mners sm., ryIlplwsopknm 227 2. Oda- I. l r 'of ■t11TE bedrobw Ism.. 3 ONt1ts wMa6be, duk wtN hnnbll, 2 lam flap. 2 boys N- = = • ss0., fiat Naw . p cod► • $150. vmbat wmf- an sWWN to cnNalp 573- 0051. (sro) 12141218, t224 GARAGE &4LE CANaOROUGH CRES„ PICKERING SAT, A.w 2 RM. 41& IPUAS 11111111111N AJAX tIm all am X11 Hall a V. (Awror /lilwyn) Lots of GOOD JUNK Davidson Street Toy! i be" Ctolkes- Itlere lab at first left North of Finch, off Albom. trm. iaterlo/.tont/-wbarrle -ratrl or. a rb " Ate.( 15 Paltld/atNts IS.E. comer tit Liverpool a� across from GOFGAARD/MOVING Sat. May 9, 9 4, Rairldate May 10, 8-2:00 SALE Bunk -bed, kitchen table set, lawnmower, tools, newY May 9th, 8 a.m. -1 .m. air kind.. 8500pBTU. 20 TV, Gas 880, stairrnaster,emount Dr, Pickering crib. F P toys, stroller, etc. iture, kitchen cabinets, '83 4, and much much more. 3 + FAMILY GARAGE SALE 8:30am Set. May 9 - Rain or Shine 5 + 12 + ? Reed Dr., Ajax Sat. May 9th 8:00am-2:00pm baby items, toys, swing set, furniture, much more Varley Dr. Ajax (Off Lakedriveway W.) Tonnes of incredible bargains for etleryonel Rain date Sunday May 10th 3 SISTERS AND A MOTHER GARAGE SALE 1775 Walnut Lane (Across from Licks) HUGE 2 FAMILY MOVING SALE Sat May 9th, gam 1651 Amberlea (Finch/Whites) Raindate Sun May 10th Sat- May 9, 8-2pm - Iumiture, dressers, vmldow cwerrgs. Quality d0ftV, W91101.5 Weft gown GOURTMUUM SALE Siwe 718, cotta tiles. Aarorabve accessories. Sat. May 91h. 8183m Foster Ch. Pickering MEGA SALE (SW of Whites Rd./Bayty Sat- May 9th, Sam - 2pm off of Rosebanh Rd- S. Cow n Circle.) PLOWMAN DRIVE (RilchicifNorth westney) DAYCARE EOUIPMENT SALE lon � Wm PaigeOA 7 eoot 22T mounam b cornuWall May 9th 1998 1830 Ustowell Cres' MOVING SALE Opposite Glendale Tennis courts. Everymn Masa Got 9 -am 2pm- 20 Blackburn Cres (Ajax (bear Harwood a GARAGE / MOVING SALE Sat b Sun lam -dark 20 araowell Dc, Arc SakwdMay 9th ay MULTI FAMILY GAPME SALE 9 aur do pa FtN11AIR drNM. ft*news. daNelri• bill rbrt iris! www. SULTANA SWARE. PICKERING MWieldlFoxwood Tram Ran daft - Saturdstr w)r 16M SaL May 9, 8-1 p.m - Cloftv. Oslenzer kitchen centre' ChlldrenS GARAGE AND CONTENTS SALE CAE bike,muchmore. EVERY SATURDAY IN MAY. STARTING B A -M. Furniture and more Moving and eve wnaW go. 1116 MwMrame erimg GWGE SALE Sat. May 9, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. 532 Creekriew Circle (Whites Rd. S.) Pickering GAGE sfAM - Sal. May 91h gain - 3pm 1519 do 1520 Silver Spruce Dr. (FwpoNFnch) furniture. antique cedar chest, Pictures, IMIIps, china, exerose mado , craft sup - Plies, apt dryer, byS ddIMS and Icts more!. GARAGE SALE Sat. May 9, 9am - 3pm SW Darwin Drive (1st street east of Whites off Finch) Something for everyone!! E LTI GARAGE SALE SAT. MAY 9TH 6 A.M. - 3 P.M. GWELL CRESS AJAX GLEN/KINGS RD.) MULTI STREET GARAGE SALE 13 STREETS - SOUTH AJAX Walker, Ki ling, Humphrey, Hilling, Hawkins, Garnett, Simonds, Vale, Milner, Rands, Bashford, Empson dr Pridham SAT., MAY 416 8:30SW - ILPM Hosted by Lois Weaver Real Estates 1=aces Ltd. VPA LAfiE SALE ,SAT. D SUN. MAY 9 & a* MULTI -FAMILY SALE 41& IPUAS 11111111111N AJAX May 8 lie 9, 9am - 3pm aA&vAm (RNYePgfKs � sift) R HwY2 wy.2 Davidson Street stal, c1crst Anliglaes, fumitwe, glass, cry ... first left North of Finch, off Albom. Rain or Shitse. Bwrdeiws Gwilrw11 ANr1�fyAbllito rlM Ad- vice. oorrstllatiorr -FF w ip• serP1av cs20%irepetiMibbi Pmi Cdssttip attrlglM, estates W moble aMbpw rxNMMlf, Ino loot b nbe odisiderirq C.obkions a ally OCK WAII- *n Or smo aWlpe New rl Iry b repo d b A par an. im � - coati M KALL We any. ser. i Mae! Pay by dolor ler lop was. ibNte aadiol v1Uo. Car bade. bob, CO's. wovitt, 4>h�. BWI. @ reaoitk, 1 -2271 Ran,wmm ISO i 1wILsaalMlys eWn�tiorL rleise ani yob)e66-of66 Ain opw. CRAF Gott 3IEUcoo simpbpPbbn a in f Cowbpe Rea NM - NR, 4 IMI. 40 of OOOM Int as shmr i sd yam taalN M WAy b db ptible 1 de ad bm to be flee. Cil 905- 40111-11024. 06136-1021. FMS( -4117 CLAM aaraN- SW M WAIL flpsklaaAp BNOcdNNedMed• . �NKd be ( �6 surllw IL ARalleob piti). i N~ kill. OU W AL dK"S, dols. ships, pales etc Cal E5- 111212 cowsw NEW MUSIC t -bit a NWN WWWAks mwsw nw Ira1M, Ped Reetapllar above deka 3'x21' 01D aPaekaat bNtrdes MIG 2 ideas, foie . pair» i now m 1- Food faINA - momm sm tam* aid waft dog, look Me ler der coke, while OAK and NNW 6prya W pbik tp6t a T�Aoriwi" RO�NtAN�mNr I N Rd. Cal a55-IaN Feat# Milk AMA brapWW. MAY M taros 182L FOW d oft 51ta 05. ra REALLY BIG STREET SALE Millbank Rd, Whites & Finds May 9th, 8am-2 May 10th,10am-2 811111111MSALK - TOWN/IOMa 15t10 Kipow Rd (anism a Knob w Fano Sat- ti Mar M Sin May tolh S-4no aRMigre d dodres online, 84 Relrim c palet eoyt `oriewm. exercise egaipoas, bile, books. Sooed isg for eveepww �- SaI STRISET SALE - .,ISbNei Eila� i'kaebl0 - - Sd $:tt� NMe hr EvftM i _ YARD SALE ..lter Desipfat)fics and remnants a other decorate atx�sones, 712 Wilson Rd- S. Oshawa. .9-1 p.m., Sat. May 9, 725-1311 at Romp i 611- YARD SAILS(PIaNINr1). Co 420- S&L May 9ft ban a Bad how(CraMrford Drive (South Ajax) Rain at Shind 43 MM.at � Sady bird ram - ipsL %1�C lt.''j!h'�f. i''�`.'�yj, " �`. � - �.. v?r ;.ii'1;.�. '?d��`I�lst.f .- <`,,y .. � - ;�- •.. .t i�•'�:? � r14 ~. r�t a sT i T" NkNSrgDy1 tF 3F* �1' Pit Ts, 1 -PAGE 35• 1bmartel 1 fM11nuM 11 for yy''e 11I. ' 1 TrBMere 11 r�NemmeT 11 e r 11 r a r 1e• or WEs DESIGN SERVICE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. CaM John Duarft at 579.4400 M SOR INO Cerfilked, 134K. 1916 Dodge 600 4 o Replaced ItNI pump. water Dumb. head gasket. . aut0. �c 5900 a Hest reasonable TENT TRAILER• Steps 8, from tem. awnkp, new fires. am sliyt. rocker arms, new offer. 1990 Volkswagen Jen,. safety brakes. kitchen. Very brakes, hoses, belts, An, pal- auto 1•dr sunroof, 120K. good 01750 0.8.0. Mstruts a much more. 03300 OBD. can 426-3D58. $4900 0bo. 434-2775. all 1 05) 6 3-6ion. "- ') bldoreyeNe CARUSO AUTO &ALES •1989 THE GRASS IS GREENER over befell prtlesIf Aea a running condition. with or without MSR Toyota Tercel, navy blue.gnat . 11995 1989 Honda Soloom d now stoat 1981 YAMAHA 750 Maxim. A ccord Accord EXI, black, 171kms. old 10011111111001111111han and trONspat Sdrive. windshield, ad- 1,4995. 1973 Suncamper Mo- 1"1.5- Now 00 sale Over 35 lustable bedrest. one owner, � sco,rr�� 11 Arbmob ve for Home. 78kms. $2995 as All neo dftloned vehicles excellent condition, only "" We Sob is 1988 Caravan, white, Now lel Hrrry Eq 95 Pontiac 19.000 original km. Asking 19M CNEV Caprice Clic, 1901cfms, $1995 1985 Honda Firefly excellent, black beau- 1,2.500 or best offer Certified BLONDE COCKER Puppies. 6 Classic, brown 132kms 80,000km. Excellent Conid00r1 ly. 5 speed 1,6 995 w Lumi- Call Ale 4 week old. shots, dewormed• home raised, faaids an be 4683. f6900 cerDfied. No G.S.T. 905-433-4210. $1595. All vehicles certified, 1895 Clements Rd. U-177. Pickering. na APV, loaded. low kms. 2 One only 1,12.995., 95 Ponti- r p.m. g . 1!!7 HONDA CR 1 125, 25, sthow seen. 3375.576 lake 4 appliances. parking Need a car, call space $699 inclusive. Avail- room condition. Awesome SIBERIAN Husky pups with 1!M PONTIAC 6000 SE. 3.1 Pht1 1,M -3M3. Mar 7pm 426- 9141. ac firefly. 4 p.. auto. like new, reduced $7,995. firm. 94 Ply- running condition. with or without MSR blue eyes. 8 weeks Old, $400. V6, auto. duly -loaded. $3800, rallied or unfurnished. use of family room wish fireplace. off equipment. Beagle DCles. ready to go Call Also 1987 Chew. Camaro, bogy CERTICAR S ANNUAL mouth Voyager Graved loth anniversary. A loaded 55.600 with equipment .35.100 without OB0 (905) 434 1078 June 300tthh $200. loaded, V6. auto, asking SMOG SALE OF SALES. We knock- mN Dula % 05)939-6995 $2500.706-9370 amill cheap $10.995. 91 hnr _ ROTTWEILLER PUPS. Deceit 19M CORSICA 1. T.. 3.1 L. aft priced on over 35 gNe�n W. loaded, pristine white • Abrind +ail. majestic. IOYet pets, i, I, raised wrnh tinder lOv 6c., auto, aAl power, cruise• nn. Am/FM. cadhlaed vehicles. Coma iN fa yeterseN. El. New At- 160.000 kms, spotless. Dory $8.500. 93 Aerostar Exl mini 12 FT. NALCO aluminum boat. g dao. purebred. parents On cass.. no rust. very clan new Dies a ed rivals - 1993 Transport load- ed. frost green 3800 V-6. pea van. lovely all arouxid. 58.850 99 Manner motor. plus trailer. Carpet. hvewell, running lights. fee. 905 9BSB021 haus!. 178.000k1ms.. dxrtilied, lea in eveInns. . 93 Grand Am. low kms. bur- x.100. (905) BEAGLE Puppies • Purebred. $37%. Ptimk. 905.436_0519 now$0. 19 Hyundai Wnd'. 4 dr.. $8.995 92 �1� i -st shots. vet checked. 1 1almaWn 7M$$ pup l5- sok. 19M SUZUKI Swift. 4 cyl., 5 Elamra 5 speed. spotless. DNCk Oauly 1993 Voyager• loaded. low kms. ue Safe nice. and 3t. FT FIBERGLASS Chris ;;II Laurie 90565-0191. spa, entified. 137K, some rust. $1700. Call 686.6689. , gree,. bid- Ted�99.000 .&%S 92rSunbimaSE. aido. Craft Commander. s Dunster exdxbest ,W) LHASA APSO pups for sale 19lB SUZUIO Swift. 5 speed. excelem running corxAfion, kms. absolutely nhriK 57,995 1995 Grand AM SE wide. loaded, V3. 77.000 loaded. spotless. 120.000 kms. coupe 55.995. 91 Py- hl hi tach. (gal 1 05 Desi offer 00 offer Please art (905) 427-9149. 335o Males a females avail various colours. Ready m:ny $2000 OBO kms• $12,650., 1995 Lumina, � mouth Laver, turbo, Waded. low kms. auto. dean, Recall Survey available Ible. o go (705)7W3124, lave Must s•' u" (�) 944.5408 a (9051401.3714 on•000 kms. nice only % and taw price $12.100 1967 extra while. reduced $6.995 firm. 90 9.91#P Ewnrude motor, 19 electric start 3975 with Dat- WHY rem when you an own CARRIAGE HILL TOWN - your own home for less than HOUSES - 122 Colborne St. E. you think?!! Call Dave Hay- Oshawa. June i July avail - lock Saks Rep. R&Vax ability. 434-3972, Summit Realty (1991) Ltd. (905) 668-3800 or (905) 666- CLEAN. 2 bedroom townhouse 3211, with basement. north Oshawa. Ibr�s $850/mo. includes fridge. 1 stove, washer, dryer. Avail- � Ram able end of May. 723-3755 WHRMY, near all amender. modem 3 bedroom town- house, antral air. 4 applahc- es. June Ist $1.180. plus uti4- ties. Suitable for family. (416) 742.8418. EMEM1 Roofer fir Rem AJAX, N. of 401. furnished room in Christian home , non smoker. 5375/mo . use of kitchen a laundry Available MAX, large 2 -bedroom base. r m r now (905)428-8096. mem apartment, newly deco- MAX- furnished room Avad- rated, seH-contaied Walk to able Immediately. FW use of lake 4 appliances. parking rec room. laundry room, space $699 inclusive. Avail- k e�parlu able June 1st 427.3720 t1 Phew 905,720-3382. 0ED110ON. plea private sit - BEAUTIFUL CENTURY Home, ting room ir country, fur - 3/4 bedroom, dimngroom, rallied or unfurnished. use of family room wish fireplace. off kitten facilities, female pre - large modem Ikdchen. new !erred. S385/month. Seagrave furrg elvini ldows. double ga- 905-985.3607 sr,D FULLY F led I 'essagc Astro LT, rias and looks per- Trocar. auto. while and Dbek age. 2 acres only 01295. umrs 00 0 lea. LT,loaru and eve ht IM Cal(7o5=-5210. AJAX. 'Nestney,Hwy 2 2 b NORTH OSHAWA Super large aslo 7.000 sq.n. workshop. rem Microwave, laundry. Ca - FREE TO 9000 NOME - 19M HYUNDAI EXCEL . 4 works �Y id 995 M n0 top. 118,000 kms, only NEPER BEEN USED 1997 condo kndan• L/R-D/R cont- 1 bedroom E,nra urge Dalco- spray, boob, $6%. 10 minty � dose to stores. senors 1lownq and must give this door sedan. 5 speed, ail can work LeSnly ltd.. Bu 990 $6,1%. 90 Valles Jetta GL. Owcks,lver inflatable twat a Do. 2-4 pc baths. stove.ny Well niareaged duffel build- '"ek°"a. An'1>Dk "°w. UII ,cry lovable mak neuMred, dhOI*V. arMm cassette acid Dud. Dory 8. Burgundy nice clean. loaded. auto. so- w 4hp Mercury moor. 2 kk Indge. washer a dryer. Oil C 4 a YMkeDy on 12. availaDk (905) 438.0405 alive Colored. 2 Yr. old Cat player. $6.000 km Asking May 15 725-1171 Wray. He is an "Kim at and $3.400. Phone 579-1413 alt loaded, must see. $7.995 per sale. $5.500. 89 Caddy pilafs. 2 oars. CYryip ase dishwasher. $1025 includes Oalofp FURNISHED rooms n dove along will YM dogs. Cats 1982 Jimmy S•10. booed. 5 Feelmood. loaded. lovely bur- i pu retails $2800, ask- WIMas• 'ng a storage JM 1st 905.579.5581 KAUTIFIA VICEROY Hon* town Whitby Newry decord- led 1917 PLYMOUTH Suaidahce. speed. 2 x 1 00 Avail July 1st Apx Rely ltd. uge ed. Ideal for semor, inion ind kids 1-D08815np) aDsacMelY spot- WdY. 152.000 kms. and oriels m9 f OBO 905 697- 1811. in me country 5 acres. n 1-doo hatchback. p/S. p/b. less and 0dy 56.995 firm. $7.995. 95 Grand AM SE. 0179.905-786-9878. ONE bedroom age. 0570. 1font liven west Defile. smolunq 5375-f500 Appy 9 AVAILABLE NOW at Them Pa- automatic. air. Clean a reli- 1995 Firefly. 5 speed. only loaded. I" kds AJAX- Spaom luxury 1 bed- dro May 15 or .Ane t Also Firepace. WOOdstOr". Seel- 228 Brock St N. Call 1 -SW snawa centre Cockapoos. a0k. $1.300 txStrtled Cal 60.000 kms. sial t. (6.995. 012.996. B8 Bud Re 1 �� room basement ap. Side en TMD 2 lktOrooms $537 -hydro Rdertnas f9p0 ted ukNtieS A last 241 59031 leave message ;chneodks. maapoos. terra- 905-ri0.0377. 1990 Z28. Waded. black ballwhiletrance . milk-oul lbrbk cos and more. $399.99 - b, 5 speed. new fires. pot Bol low kms. mint, black lbps sty, rat>Mats. 4pc Math. June 1. So. hydro - July Must see. Cal David at (905) AVAILABLE immeduky. !ii 1l67 CHEYY Mowrhome Elk. T. Near OShawo Centre. 623-1020 or (705) 932-2981. large turnir9W room. kitchen. 5429 99 Pigs vacdrmted era 1911 Pl1wITIAC StNIBIRD I.E. only 15.995. BIG RE beMb. stat it f1.995 87 21n . 3 -way lodge, Nowoom. 1 8esiee Wrsktx�q Daps. Nvmhgrcloth. Go a city purankcd. Tekp OM (9051 scQarl• / cYl auto . under UCTIONS 1990 Tracker Astro LT., loaded. nils oho dddd stoney. new rod ail 1yr. 0no smolong. no pets. 75 Il ties Call (905) Cy 436 6012 lM6E 2 bedroom bvra du X163721 LOOK. very Wes mailtar". eommillible. aft. Dottie looks perfect. $4.9% Gotta Our. pukirq, able. tele- 4311,3724 is $4250. 905.655.8766. wRBe and toad. now (5.995 „i askng f1t.800 0 686.7944. Dom. newly decorakd. Ossa gip*. utt and Moak non- SMENAN HUSKY PUPS. CKC tat t See yw y Ce 1, 905 723-4165- w9. 4 appkanoes. longe yard. Smoker prtkrrurd (905) 401- eq,steed. 3 tamales avail• (SM) firm.. 1992 Voyage LE. 8 Alb Cenhre, /5S IIIcN 3t. W.. ALL-NICL. Raved blpa/ apt. ONE KOK" bsmt. apt No dogs Available June 1st 2786 p•w . 118.000 kms. 313 V3. MOTORHOME 88 Rally 26ft vicar Westray Rd a Pantry R2 f675/mOrmh � WARM +Die June 12. gray avid week. 1!!1 POIITIAC Stxiblrd. 1 or. now ply 18.885.. 1992 Lumi- OsN•wa• $79 -tied. Opte with 2 Odrm 4pc Goth. lalmary. yvaw A whxe. wfftn graranmee. 4 cyl. auto. 84 coo generaps psi able parking No Pets Non hlllldtS utnoes. I*cdge. a Ptiora 571-275. bedroLMEMom. InnAYIY prbath Drip brakes ma APV. 3800 Vi. ba000. ir•daY like new sleeps 6. looks bedroom. Iry t room of pod sled Dogs p tahrry pets. New Z brit i Drakes smoker $70War priori. sbve. Noir-smoker. no pets_ MOVE M TODAY. inn 1 tR per1M wbM. km. Automobilm h1,! new :23.500. Call (Oillaviia/PlrlipMwr/S1Av. Juy 0650 moccdty CaN 686-1675. storey midtown Owe" Smut Wi-sma er I ow AI50 available fXmte yap Rust In elaltelm $7.750., 1991 Buick LeSabre 1d (905 1951 1.905.571-S3S3 xq noch-snwka 1 prion .duns b loving how" b- CaudNon. pyy $4300 cab- LT. loom. 92.000 kms. siva house has 3 bedroom. 4 all, cry Silo/We" oximm ants (613) 3955578 bed. Call 720.2955. era brcgacdy, spotless now f cask f for unwanted ors a 1 1 AlreYmlenmk ALTONAISNEPMM. by S/AC1011i well-mhwrma 2 garage. and large 837-� 30.396.. 1911 lata R.S. Tia creek. WRy duper. upper 2- bedroom apts Avail. at 900 backyard. rat Tony mo . 19111 VW JIM. 5 silted. art , and trucks. protect ars are Gorgeous Plames 1 door. very well matMairhtd. Do. aft. ID•OW, 115.000 Was. (We � � � 1 0fOR00M AIT m clean bedroom i bet. Roman tub. � 666 Glen St. Same w101 Slue uttllks T 1 SMc+rf now 36.995. arm pea. 1991 767-0291 Alex Auawran eron �.laawcpr•casArp � 205.000kmf $5.500 or Best Olde Delta M Rope. Necked dash N).9M425-020e t building near Oslaaw• Lowe limits wlri0 wt. 1 oto- e0 Close Stlads. ibop NEWER 3 8edroan rwx tiara 1 DaMoom a=er- Home iwn YelbMv Labs Ytaesfiiro OMr. Cad t0513p 1710. yes J�V-0. 180.000 tun. $75 b $7588 to sant cas i svataDk Jp* 1st. MW plot don. 2 papa. wile- $IOOrmomm Femake pre. Tertias.Bidim Friss Skil y� wo Regp Uel. 1tSK. Roc aa•Aa.. tIBO JeIO GL. trucks or xry tordkoo vel► � 1M ra ort b Die yard 0650 Plus � Cal 7z8 OM ctkdhbath.sM�a Oa•a�malt. � /erred Call Jamt 726.6550 tzu. MaRMe. PaheraMritrt. warranty. power ail. locks. nil. auto. Minas be are now les 24W Fns 11 mag. AN wO Acs. Chi" arta small b sow and eow0 and lake (SM) Mks1kS C1liuhua. murdoirs. ftaarc0. TM. Ol te, still $4.995 firm. 1991 Can IIF In - Cats i 1 BEDROOM apt for mem For Pols vie,,, Decrp-q OSIMMA pwwAdeiade 1st Call Rent hill (9%) Border COWS, well ttrBty. exaNtim Condi- a R -S. Coups. V3, air pot rimae warmed (906)706 t person Non smoker 3550 Moes, lst. (905)666 2501. Large t ped . 0500 rnl Juy CLOSE to Oshawa Centre. tion. 29800. 906-263--4430. .151.000 fen. mom. 5740.428-7578. psr month d7 arta Westney Kat 0135 ppm room n targe. trrnay • • M S.�• 1992 FORA TAURUS. mit stilet 11.996. 1994 Geo McMO. A i A AUTO Gus. hikes. R••d 905319.1656 SOUTH 192 2 bed Past Ekscir l City shamed noble. mar 3 onlers. IConmr King i Park K 5 weed. 70.000 kms. sundry. parting. June t st NOIITN/EAST Oshawa. dr Close to public tract. cable. on. err miNagt. MMly Dia. and 0* 21.6%.1 Dom We pay $80• Voom 1-BEOROOM basement � S56o 1sWet, (905x571.1537. tacned 3 bedroom. eat n IIaarurMi0tlr�� Nonsmater f350 Oeremy IlNmall{ill. OftKllad. f�72 BIrCk Regy. new style. IOw Cart dict int ttDr Any Cato- apartment on-smoklrp. 2 i>dfm t)Smt apt. 432 1521 krtlien. cove. Dnlrale yard. 576-S577Isrp1 (9 172; 5077 Cal 720 7785 We. air. everytAtig wpks Imo• Wil ymr CaO us airy share mfrance. laundry park x650. + 4Q% Uil� punt neigh0atbod. $1000An- Now only S4.9% Far Ms• trmt. 24 hops. 7 drys. 30 inig Includes uhnr m "ble cerscme. J Ware 728.941) BOU3E TO SNARE- Nortn AslowAoMn 1903 CNEV Cavala, 4 door. aM alter Basel vers hsmrr b "W sancta 9D54W5003 or 3450/monh, tirsuuscrrrer- Pool, A/t;, w/botb PNAtE1U0G VILLAGE. Sem 1 1 r am coriditloriirp, aAvhm cos• 905 -7016 -SM ends. sot one June st Clean urge. furnished t ped• OSHAWA. 2 bedroom Central Whitby 5 2 balim M000. Cat1, Ask care. 153 King Avail. June 1st bfiriga tior*. 2 krlYlalw. z bam- M. W.. at M1wAmN MPI. call CASH f011 lJUlil IVt b•y SoLih Oshawa 1905, 5-5 room. air, pool. laundry, park- low on a gwet $reet hilt" rooms. poor. spa. roo0smot Cal 5741-7m. 965) STs z6M. Ota Toss hued vehicki verlilei mmrst Sz9e Days, 683-5911 in no siodiu /pets. $,251 basemwu. Wage a wge 1,x Memory. loss a ptrkxig $.= 1.2 100 GMC pickup tpKk �- wed. isLtiif releraiaR. (9051- Available n hot $850.u1Na . 1/3 •feats. Aptabmt Jin* SLE cab. stereo. b. WCak "94 MhM11 323. 11Mnm. car- De n nwmrmq camel W Uel Eves, 725-0745 42&3,20 IHttive tea Call 905.263-2a5 1st a A S A P (905) 430- bfied. dark given, am/rn NEED FMANCING7 92 Vote. 427.2415 or Come 0 4» door locks. miaowrs, cruNe. lass.. Mho, ruslpoobd. onp- geur V6. $4995 91 Corsica 0ayb St East. Apx at 11 WHITEOAKS AWULABLE NEDMTELY, n PICAENING VILLAGE - on* OSHAWA. Stevowowp4s- 2461 arc. 19%. $17.0000 Or bat my owner, non-smoker. Ask- 135K. 51995 91 canes ULWA0 AUTO SALES B Whitby Apt building. spa- bedroom Dasemem apt cable. tyro t pedroom. gunge. LAKE OINVEWAY West Ayrq tiler Cao between 9 - 5 Moo- ag 16999. 6657511 114K. $4995 89 Smbrro 4 $CRA► CA" Wailed, top nous. ocDetad, newly panl parking. sep entrance. Lamm- large ntcnen. OrnrcO. hwnq Luxury condo 1 bedroom, a• my - Friday 120-02q dr 02995 t9 Hamea tole. prices bald Same day pick td. we Dycony. lore W emmt. dry tai Ime a no rK roan hra wed. $900 tilushve. on the lake indoor 1flS POMTIAC Trahwpom. CREDIT PROBLEMS?• on p* M R rxrmdtim, Waded uM 3 8 �% % �at �� Ip. Alto cars fir is$*. we snappng as Wfres nckdtd. Pell. 0650 � � utrt*s 905 666 poo. sow ma tub. team spot INIinpl Doran pay erc0in. lhrhller green. 'T art PU M Camber 724. V& pay rt b 55000 CIN 6B6 nrsUklt iegrrmt. no pew. 1 AvatablA inumod;Z 426- corms. young pro fall mets from 6010 O.AC. Cert $14.695. Call 905 436 1631 S-Wd &8 Cadillac. 1 owner. 1n1 bedroom 5690. 2 Oedronx 2833 /ICKEINNG 3 IAIOe Dee month. yooang praessiomal. isto 1 aRa bpm S59% An sold cerpfkd. 50 $790 3 tieotram $050 Cal room Mouse C/ar new on aro. 901 b 1981 Auto Son I.M. 792 hardy NOW FOR HENT in large more available Gartman Aub Timm 1 $1000 (905) $37-1 SM 430-0131 Strikes Soak ODMrm, 1987 Buick Park Avawe. Say Saks. 200 Duxldas St W . Whitby 905.6658977 & facilities. fenced yard. paint -large AVAILABLE June. July. 1 & 2. Phew 905,720-3382. deav r -red, red-Ieyl*r-MM- AvakiO iaDk y 725 1M11 BLAZER 43L. 4x4, cub, 0656 bedrooms empftmg mclud- 1951 HUDSON pacemtaksr. 2 or. luuowy upgrade. Hilted NO CREDIT. SLOW CREDIT. 1a.000 km 04000 as a 9W .905 nnwt>� 435-1448. ed,ba finished, would so 4MK Geed fir Pft bankrupt. bam rupt and ,n• 5791132 aha 6 p m (Smp) Am* apt. in I. Sol OWWA).. mN Dula % mdoor ake a90X great the rod. $6.500 IaNr0-ila dacwged�. your women we over al Emerald Motors. over IM DODGE Ram shorn -OMI _ Olson Laundry -on -pro roses. ntru 728 -OM am. or Dat o0a, - Merestip trades (905)131-0.192 sop WNW. $33.000. 905 579 am 40 ars, trucks and vuhs. n Stock now (416) 283-4944 verryy good eoanron. 137.000km, a d omft., pis. P! 1910 Fo@V M 23IL, araF SM. AXE 1. 2 bedroom, in - lug NERCEOES •flood con d,t,on 1907 PONTMC Grand Prix GT all how for stats. o a c b. 51.100. Cad 905.623-5821. 905-668-7332 dudes appkances. ubbfim- Parking East a Co•rkce. no While, new brakes. rwlS will OMO. Cued 1 door, walk. knpkr sthad N anNrreM o ilohubN Ht. SHOO. CA 905401-2311. 19M UK TRACBEN 4WD mm Wrowd w, spoBAss pets (901)•279-7qd after 404 0502 Srdp"00 ilrkriot, CO r, 33K 323,000 Cid (9263- • • automatic. good-n&boo. 20K On rebuilt new Rant Spm . a before 93D am. turn=. fireplace, finished baseman. ekdrtc-O-P. NOW FOR HENT in large available Availabk June 1. house Includes Parking. Iain $1000 (905) $37-1 SM dry. $4Mhmmust. Call 420- SOUTN Olde me 3-Deckoom 9901 top floor of duplex, laundry ROSSLANDr*AROEN Temic facilities. fenced yard. paint -large house. quiet, elegantly _ 7754vt decorated. awume taproom. AvakiO iaDk y 725 e . 0656 S Non oking ro ks- TMED of lode al 7 m sow Moeftauk. M Cal (9051130`5666 4-bodro home in N. Irl$ 5ft" pew wabom@d. 1982 NAM MX7, S spd. a. fires. from brakes 'SM IEAVWK 700 sq ft. studio Brun new. Backyard level s 'yr t bans IS DD-• scare wish m10 Phar 723-7391, 666.7266 apartment n large counicy apammat. Separate en Ddaccces• FiAiahed Dastnkm• tore Individual. Cal alter 6 standard, new pail. clew Ma. home. sky -lights. saran liv hang. two large bedrooms, deck. private yard. gigantic p.m. (905) 619-6913. oversize spoiler. p. wliMudows, ���Naa� M FOND F 150 Krog*&. 6 2 INIION ap neat DOW nit area. balcony. SeparaN kwng/drrp rooms i tug loll. Itmdmond flows• toes d D mirrors, snrrool, as is WE r�IelelesrE Lyl, ExtegM r I"A 15100. via Camra NW 401. Pvtft etruhce, very private. SM bathroom and kildhau. Cel out tiurm. f/25p/uaonah. OMai $2000 ODD. Call 9g5 -31q. 90 Ford F 150. 1 qt.. Exc~ bwdry. starapMeom Availablemolkers working tral air i parking. Credit F frs. $lHdesa v . Cal e 1964 E YO 6 $5000. CAI! (906) Pmkn�ed. $62$0 . tar pie jpte Sja yj x62966 i 700 all is � (519)942-3904 OiMMMA 1 rlteMe Free geN1 1911 OLDUtO. GENA , door t. turn downs. dro.579.0246. 985-1520. NWMF 2 bedroom 500 tO1400 sgfl. 2nd flop. cN auto. low ked. 2 1bMM First tittle - 1 tl)akl IINMIMY - SM t - SM . from $400. main or. 3IXF 01.500 certified. 0130 ( ) 5» els, bmf,., *, 2 i I MMMMMMS available A MIOCO p. Fogy AREA- 1 $ 7rw M rhrkres. Newly rerbvated, 1600 S40L from 5300. 600 S4 ^c W^• Arse 1st. No pRc StOlike . es, c cep.. 44.7 1 nppgito- 0575: "9111: ve. and• Cal and elan, nor 60 s0- R. 2 md. goon across from ,915 ooDGE Atter bad CrBd 110 1918 alEtr+r BLAZER 1141 'As 6710 all ihhCkwkre. oslaawe. es a1./6IM 7391. ddys 725 gBt,: Eve. and wMr brighl power- tion. AMei11Me now. tsl i last, osh. centre East osnaxe. cruise' Power, Credit! If you ftale to r011di0phm, wag MuU- wdodq you drivel utred, 112,WM=. $1800. Cal 7B. Lots of pre - 1945 P % ' M owned Vehicles to s 5500. a1�M: 434-2447 or 1132 am of 3 �00m � 1910 CI RTM 29.00K choose from $1100 as is $1350 oat w mWEM tNtbrdn heat. Mdro, a Pak- MGfit 1 tar. Plate 430.2092. size wakrbed L MMbm IW 100 RLSAM 9aft 737 amp. 40MOp 4r GBM DEPARTMh 1 d■r C vee?• plat�tp/ er5il. CommOm Irl$ 5ft" pew wabom@d. .905 nnwt>� 435-1448. MA • sm Slaw. soon �---- It 191] GMC Van 3500 serkd C0406,M $1800. ISM VW Fa $1500 so 4MK Geed fir Pft B Ce9-9007. llem SIM". M4010 a1 Auto.. i4soewAAL 4scidd condition. SIGN AS Iia. Cal (905)-576-3679. Ism MYSTAIIM. S.OL., cer 54.800., ifiRL 1996ja SLS. loaded. 113,900. col !led. 404.1937 1!q FORO WANK 4 dow. automatic. dark plat. $1.500 Of best of* CdnYINd. Call (905)433-0767 W. Good for puts. RO&A raAsmNsbn, 4 WhO drive. Cal 721-2232. ceim L OdaW Imp 1. 2. rods606•IOtfl helefehhbn. 420-9477. 400 so. Call Wbrl¢ wd. $1500 OBO. Gag A 6916E OAA bedroom a rfarabk area a Wow. 10 i 3 bedroom spark ahs WIMTMY - 2 bedroom apt. avad" June 1st. $med, 434-2447 or 1132 am of 3 �00m � MIM Alta 6 p.NL IM FDS AMMMMM, A. �. hags dund0irs, sal oamam4 wBNMd 10ppda• aOhA� hit b a/ aNhardgAs Cal 906 723-0877. tNtbrdn heat. Mdro, a Pak- MGfit 1 tar. Plate 430.2092. 510E ler stove, JIM 1, , pAirmw. Cuumum bill a* nut 233 OAAeu St, W Pel dies- Mrs. Evalm bus: 905- try 600 0411 main 136.00 kit. 2 lora paint. mw been, on on year ad. ria gut at MSO a1 adhesive. lett Int rAlaerta1. Daly 1st. ■AMMIBMM.SIMt GreArhbtlt WIMIMY - trolasimm ly tett- 427-6522. how 9DS-655- IaN, appmc 600 sail base- dmcoalK no rest, avow. Irl$ 5ft" pew wabom@d. backyard. Just raavMa L 1 Won tear 2 belt m lane- 5778. mm. Nemdy mwvattd. Gag Asi�pa70 M.500. Twplidne Nblr smobas Daly- 666-2501 Otr. stp.aMr. Lanhloy. rkm garapc Awe ShueAm Am* apt. in I. Sol OWWA).. TewrlMsssas tram-aamdng, kitchen, fridge/ LARGE 2. �aaas. Nb tMs dove, newel drapes. sa" _ 1 Tflilfe bnerlarM 4Yc WBt. paMr X �3775W4Mma a Cal Ties Wbfaap at 619' 9500 bw mm AM GBMAriA SWM 3 bed- • �A room wwa win doss b 1910 Fo@V M 23IL, araF awilabN J 1 2726. 4D'KhM 906 291-0IM MWY 2 F CIIMMCM Sr.. era. 2+3 bdmL vahMa d =IN Y• Mlabkr a one bedroom m sdhoas, soppimg la. "5011No. MMM Storage raps, oam ALL INCLUSIVE location. location. Sauble and do COPA* . awrdp, deck. km h AJAX LANK an bedeooM (416) �-rmj avui aw well NYiteyrkd bolding. 4 SavaK ght Aaallable June 1 (!05)579• Wags available. Easy access. sthad N anNrreM o ilohubN Ht. SHOO. CA 905401-2311. basemeM aputNl w. $"W mm Wrowd w, spoBAss Am* Lad. 906.668-7777. 9956 days. StOftwngL (905)725 -Ml. 1117 MOM1M LAMMM Su- hr ale ertgrh ,, 4 pc bah. alt tARies ad. able. *2 Sakti catlged. No dogs. Sound ill- wry bright large 2 -bedroom. Ptivak Nuala. ou s Nrlbx tarwll, rrarby. Er Rant Nmmiw / Hol 1 RM PREME. 40110'. sMgs 4, 4Dc bath bill" steMolwi- Swam cebdrvg. Shred Imm- ahem bah ibaMlaood 3729 crawve, 32'x10' dedL shad, dry. $75dmomk Cal (905) tabmh ilueluesive. .key 1st exc. and., $18,000. 801mw. 426.15KINIP Mark 509-0218 east d Oswiw 905 319.2191 AAAX, 2-bn"m basn$W ■ TYNOME VIRIM Spacious CDTMME STLYE Trailer, 46 x apartMartl No pals Ib stNOh 2 -bedroom cepa UMK aill 12. 3 be&00"ts, " tui- irr0. abR able Ark i July 1st, wN bisN. mdftd will rated n1 inr� 15. 7a MIy M6 92 hydro 433-7010 a Rill ft. C laundry. 433-7 0 or ". doCk SINd�grhd (�06 51a . $29.000. (905) 987- � - � �� IpII bachelor apartmaN on 4% MCL1111MIILIN 3"r*. Os ba - TMT TRAM EN sleeps 7, utas•• � bedroom. plvte Molloy ad * Me Cala. 2 tiadron 1 112 saw tram-aamdng, kitchen, fridge/ ISIAM. mole , m r�irhd or jyq w1 eMr dove, newel drapes. sa" SsdW nopals. 426.3382. regaHed. 1st a tall "501 braids, my Good anOAM A idlable .MRM SM IAdn mer& p1433-7009. 21960. Can 905.665-4841 sive. f E - • t. f• r y . l',k /r , P� .t ;.1 I . R k,• ' a''i :1 h � � _ ., - - .. J - _ i . �� �-`rll>� Pf E'9YS �►nvdr� t�'RmatY; l�,iir �yi�a x walk taxsfmed a private fenced backyard Cuum Single garage. Interlock Sunday 1-4. (9q5)-619.2565. BN S0. FT., commercial 2e ASNDALE Crescent We AM - exceptional 2- Two STORY. single tam iy1y spas for leas. parking 8 $146.900 Boormanvple. 2 storey, all brick detached brick tome, 3 bedrooms 2 fue wafer included. easy access, 1062 Nelson St. Oshawa. storey 4 -bedroom home in home, w/3 large bedrooms/ baths on a 50' lot. $129,000. $400 per mo. 723-7115. Quid family oriented neigh- masse, amisuile. /Mai master ensuite. Main -floor laundryfire- call 905-725-9991, THREE OF FOUR bays avail- bourhood. Fenced rear yard via access to patio from dace. Bright eat -n kitchen w/ sfidi 1 t h 2 WESTIEY REIGNTS beautiful 2 bedroom detached brick 5 5 a 1'Itr rit( ('04) :1 r.x :-let-u-t I , - -� I,ti .i� i r11:� r able for auto dela" shop. kitchen. 4 Dc batt) on Second tiered deck, IV oprivate yard. 4 home, da, large deck, fire- gta55��199rM7rs. In Ajax, floor. 2 pc. bath on main. bathrooms. Professionally place, finished basement, ill Improves ken b . 11 IIIIproY=Wft ~ nnggmuii Lovely kitchen and living- finished basement. Gair/va- hong $159000. Openouse terralmoaea • taxsfmed a private fenced backyard Cuum Single garage. Interlock Sunday 1-4. (9q5)-619.2565. , S fp4ti5 7L1C(T d Senu u w r tion. Basement illy rooa Chas walkway! porch. Asking $169.900 For apps 905fi83 YES Detached $109,900. 3 COMMERCIAL or Storage a8fire lace. Paved drive, P 9002 No agents. bedrooms. 2 baths, large liv. din., comb ed �� space available m Ap• prou 700 So h. Rent 5475 per attached garage. PRIVATE SALE. By Appointment Only. OSHAWA - 3 bedroom 2 stor- a wire. Newer . we carpet. gas month. Contact (905) 426- (905)623-1517 ey home. living room dining tum., p big fenced yard Large verandah. 6 5512. s COURTICE- Immaculale Clean room, lulchen, walkout to $1j backyard.g.99Houise.�' �s' months Int cash back 0 A C. ; A.J. Reid, Sutton Group Exec- 1 for tame. 3 bedrooms . 1. Green aro Son 2 - 4 Cap for cep utive 9905 571-7000. Tor. Drilled well. hydro al property Ine, Asking $36.500 Cal 905 - house kitchen with walk -out to pointment. (905) 720-2307 Lne 686-51. NII. 2 -BEDROOM Park Model large deck. Finished base- RARE OPPORNNITY IIII Tau••• with Florida room available. rent - ekty.Loc $300/to- merit. gas fireplace, walk -out Renovated as new. 2 and 3 1 far Srae liong weekend. io aey Pont Park on tRiCe lake to baaidi ut landscape, fenced yard. Double garage. many bedroom townhouses. 4 new appliances. $28.000 yearly OPEN HOUSE - Oshawa (705)696-2107, extras. close to ad amenities income to quality $500 de- townhouse. 1330 Trowbridge or 150 1 - 4 Sat No agents. 576-0017 Posd GOOD CREDIT Some P.M. and A BEAUTIFUL SETTING reel b t Sun 3 bedrooms 2 baths AM. CLEANING SERYICES. Too busy?, too tired? or just don't like cleaning) Give Theresa a call. 666.0727. on own o lent d Pur- central air. dishwasher. new r ' r r r 1 Painting a Lake Seymour, otta equipped GORGEOUS Wfine 3 ped Glaser Excellent Shape. • Gardening a housekeeping cottages. pool. room 2 -storey townhouse w/ W Gentleman George (905) 434--2759 and Ck • , 1 !� �e FLu � R store. 2 firs. NA 813-221. CmrpbelNord. t-BdB- 6132212 taxsfmed a private fenced backyard aer o Cddwell Banker a Call'; 905.726-9414 Lob fo , S fp4ti5 7L1C(T d Senu u w r Daps' large country to. Needs well $117.600. Cal SM4137 Pigeon Si Situated n a wee maMMained REOUf2Dl 3 bedroom semi Balsam Sob lWi eT is Terns t on Trent m - Talbot Arv- er hv. ft ntOsfyw, 20mm. 7-215eom Btra-877-2159 3�room�Iall es. Compke,lex with Nov montblyMae tea. �n1 d�on �. New WATERFRONT LOT on Bay of pumte at Telegraph Narrows. t} ) f1WRS SfR1Cf 11, good Swimmm a sunaw for sing family. grades. Must be seen. Askin o dale Frnisfied recroom. Newer CAC, windows. roof. 90'x250' deep Ideal for trailer dock. addition: year-round SON. Cottage and boat rental. mil-,d5300/week Can $124.900 Call Terry OW3800 Shed. Workshop 5 Drilled well. hydro al property Ine, Asking $36.500 Cal 905 - OV 5169.900 Phone 725- Cal (905) 571-06/6 (705) 738-5681 for private showing. (Slip) es QUICK FOSS SES. ION; 11 or Mike 905.571- 725-730 1.000 673-596tions MAY LONG WEEKEND GETA- LITTLE Nan%e for sok in $109.000 Oshawa 723-9216. 432.7639 (snp) I ;'11 I I 1 Auctions WAY Cory lakeWwrl cottages Macedonian Village North REPOSSESSED NONES 1 Canees lake. Housekeeping cottages n Kawanhas (Peterborough West Wfxtby I bedroom, t available let options realty For area). good hsang. swmm- aging, boat renrahs $190. Also Daps' large country to. Needs well $117.600. Cal SM4137 find one for you!. Cal (905) 433-4623. 1001t. WATERFRONT Cottage summer openiirigs stip awe- $tile: 5560/w1 t- MOVE IN CONDITION, Case STURGEON LAKE- 1201t of on Trent m - Talbot Arv- er hv. ft ntOsfyw, 20mm. 7-215eom Btra-877-2159 to school. NW oshaw An mt watertrom Custom tram Casino Rama; 3 bed- OrncY raised arrmgalow' �l— 11, rooms. _ dock. RICE LAKE - Cedarwve Re- • AO brick Clean p nate. 2 dock. addition: year-round SON. Cottage and boat rental. to. If -e�8sserr ,r Ask Daft. 3 Dedrgonmrs. 5335.000. M. , , lot, as" shing. family camp. OV 5169.900 Phone 725- Cal (905) 571-06/6 $39.900 OBO Call Pal 905- oA-tp�irfi� p Weekend 2521 11 or Mike 905.571- 725-730 1.000 673-596tions SIM Victona day long 1 Auctions 1 Auctions 1 Auctions weekend on Demft Pohsli lake. Housekeeping cottages with Pi.ek docks. wood ID TREE CUTTING & TRIMMING 23 yrs. exp. Fully insured Free estimates 905-433-7140 • Sdrook • EfdWIM AM SCHOOL Approved by D.S.A.0 •4 lessons and test $105. -10 Lessons $150 •Full Course $259 Free pick -up and drop off (416)287-3060 Sweet, Slender University Student offering upscale Erotic Massage Call 5794501 7 days/week, 9am - Midnight • Ilereh oBnnkiasa esft—i DO YOU HAVE A PRODUCT, VEHICLE OR SERVICE TO SELL? Call RENT A -SALESMAN 432-0476 M Adult 11 - Eidwlaur real All Pro Painting; ; - and Wallpapering Sthaft Ili 11111. Suitor cohng, Geae*al Tolit7mirk a py F. 20%.4r kr Sarwrs c..0 urs FREE Fstiaaee 404-9669 TMS PAINTING S�owe�. screened ponds:. ROFTSNIONAL Achng under tnstructtons received &DECOR - aces usages Cas /� ('11L-TIONFE RS we well sell In detail lots from: awkang from $200 for NAME BRAND COMMERCIAL INVENTORIES - ART co ops vel 9oI71 spores GALLERY i PUBLISHER'S INVENTORY • ESTATES - ooaages (61313331711 CONSIGNMENTS - LIOUIOATIONS aTatGEON LAKE (Nortfr Lindsay) - great Irstunq- fuel a • equipped 2 bedroom co aget PUBLIC for ram Avarlatite iarnedisie- h - an thi 905- 432-36q EXOLASITE HAND CARVED MAHOGANY FURINTURE -ITALIAN WOOD FRAMED DECOR A GRAND FOYER WWX)RS 'SPORTS MEMORANNjA I• I VW Rt •t.AMPS 'CRYSTAL 'COINS a NOTES 'GIFT WARE •JEWELLERY MFG. left DISPOSAL lllft Y COLLECTIeLEs Interior b Exterior European Workman- ship 1 . e gendemun s bat framd V SE7MN151 DURFIA.M REG F.7JiC,ANCF. & Gla aO1ANSM A DECW GUARAMrEM 4E04t-8761 Fast dew, reliable service. ' 1 LaaaKa 1 law0aero r 420-0081 gggggggl� Nowa TREE RE1MOYAL A MAMTFAANCE stal.atp natou t Landscaping •L e. PR a •ROMANCE 'LUabERS —'�' CALL DAVE CLEAR WATER AREA 3 pea- 'KUCK'MARSHALL •CAeS •GROLA OF SEVEN' room. townhouse. p0O' Wxw. Sunday. May 10 at 12 Noon (Pre 11AM) - no, prNar yard. a.a iaer n0M1 For Ao and to wew phone. The Pickering Sports Complex WS -579-37M. CLEARWATER. 2-3 bedroom 1867 Valley Farm Rd. Pickering fully furnished mob* (par- Fine Ctlbcion d hand carved oak 8 mahogany kirrature, dnwg room set. daft, manam) names Central W. consoies. tables. In taDnels, plant stands, Chimp tabriets, in Clnppendab. Otaeen Pooft. to tAW new beaches and 10 anractans Child- Ate• Louis XV 3 French sry w limen kamied niinol liars, -trent aeras. bronze ren wetome S275iwVW Stag»:. hand made wildlife sallpluf . DoiceYnwafes, ftw SPODE' ROYAL Pumps td m your tome WOR(�TER* RTZ' FLOYD* PRECIOUS MOMENTS* HUWAEL' igrehss. Colenow vrwa s mourn pta—. art (avwst roleaas). Sporn ommu Obs n rmuseun Puwfaroa. 831-7055 Party senices : Parry Sarvica0 1RAliiSt RAM'S WORK Do" Magic For Children's Parties Arid N Occasiofts. Have My Own Ala)ician �l l� � A NATURAL way to lose weight or improve your health is through Heaven Sent Herbs. I've lost 60 lbs. Kelly Remmer - Herballst (416)282-7305 zo nuvFac• YOUR B�JSI• P1ESS OR 1 F axAdyraphed by Nil. Superstars. Legends, Mal d Farriers. Framed L.E. Sports Art. - Large SMK*On d hand made Wtwnsncal W*glu styb toys and cdlOcfbMs Ended a DedtS Edition Art. Original Oil Paintings. Deux Seabo pores, are puEicaBons d top name & Fences artist, also collection d Group d Sw n Art with Artists Profit and Ful SgnaAue A.J. Post setting w Casson Pmt Fine quaily, 0 -- ad rags, gold dans, txacalats. anin p. V60 Serving pearls, SAiW Goa A Silver cons. ft* Nass. Mint Sets. run Accent furniture. Durham for Camera,: a mono over 10 yrs. ALWAYS A LARGE SELECTION OF NEN' ITEMS TO BE OFFERED_ 427-9524 LIMITED SEATING•REGh-MTION AT I1 PM*PLAN TO ATTiNID'FWFEDRAW NO BUYERS PREMIUM OR SURCHARGES AT OUR AUCTION SALES L -ith only S50 down, iwwM C+•4 VW& Mc, AM& P•s+a, AS PER "TO i ANIOIa = AT SALE, AD011101 S AND peino* 905,623-6549ll 1-888-PROSALE OR 416-298-1762 W W W.PROAUCTION.COM Docks. 1.nc.: Shaft and Ae MrNPA~ toads Free EstimBbf Cell Rick MI6 61941 4/6 963-7807 SKiON GHEiAL CONSTRUCTION Seng D xtm Region 23 Virs. A111" I6, sundeft PliD doom 111 P. i INCNt.1 M .4 etc. Fne EsiRIIMG 57647" iML1Rl � : Fialii.g Cholas Fwuiwg GiarlrraLEM FSB Mo- . . - - s. tlrr -.loses. Apartments. OMCs. AOPbarices a Piano Specialists swot i Igo- insuied- Fm Esomat 'ielpilleal CMM. . CON 06 -TM. Ellpedienced crit" On Myon rain, holm Piano mow% Paaims ararabb. 423 -CM CUSIIOM HOME SEWING Sam r 5050.70% ef'raetY Dr*- Volanoa, AV c w1m kit c4werl�, Yung, aced Oma! Yerra=i rvr 15 yea% of idea. d f+2fLNte. Raid IM)AOFI S= 6 all qWS of New and old, wMisnandeip, Gear. feneed. 10% Discount s= a Semoss. folly in- Free estimates. Call Andrew at cis) 4>RMw Plesee rod yow dessilNd ad an elle 17th der of publiea- c bee IIIa�isds for i1 go -in Vw ova d an senor. CARET ■BVILM MB 25 years alperierm. resbatA , ow evariallb. I'm eus*nAn. Ni Doom cep -111!1 er m-1010 Pre-firashed hardwood =N mb aAK 5p.111. i?Si.:'? 7'.�°kms` der • : , , •F-, ;r .. .,4 .. T�, syYa'w fey, , t ..-.,-,gptl,F.r,I•Jilf : . COULD WIN of" to weed Ilsislw Liegr Bei 1Mealr"41"I. Ile obi enlace Most M 1i rees i ttll/el. Me PePeieee •eoaea y. I Mil 1tN. Riles owdA K eTi loll. S" 1 :.PA MQ 4N9 OAmiaa Gmft bl. LIN 7LS I I I rA�& M8 - 1 ::: •LLr Ike---------------- g" --_I 1 so ' ATNaINIeaeIaNIB :1 A�IOINIlealaNb 3 eelrorloa I lodes boat- barl touaa. house. "On" Dass Nast i NO TDM bade[ Fndge and SIO". NF cetytreed lot " traA ' TO TALK 137 m deep- NO AGENTS PLEASE. Into/vie'"M pre Why not Fax us your ad! 7o5-878-5586 (Sno) WATERFRONT IOM, Ctn- You can use your fax machine to let 2Ited10:0. a send us your advertisement. en. 4 pc. airtight stove. 2 Oaks. Sv* Ott Hwy from 1. f001t'0-0111Please allow time for us to 332-1291 Anytime. confirm your ad copy and price f prior to deadline. 1992 W. 2-Dedr001 M'Urd One of our customer service rep- vark Madel with Bonita room. resentatives Will call you. 537.500 1989 331t. Tory Re- y queen bedroom, 3pc. Please remember to leave our ham. atr, deck d shed. y S12.500 (705)6%-2107.company name, address, phone CNWW 'Tnumber and contact name. ' GREENFIELD TRAILER PARK. at seasonal rate $500. New -ampers only. Marble Lake :gine 2625omarro. 0n .NwN 4,, Fax 5131336-• REO SETTER RESORT - lours- News rampground and rpttage •?Sart On are Trem Large Advertiser :�f825us �2 . F 3 bedroohook m , ,dage5 from 5,z5tweek. 905-579-4218 %ec. hall. Store. pad. lakelrom , mmrmng. boating. good batt 'g 905.436.0807, 705 -778 - SEASONAL LOTS Now Agit- . w Please rad your clas- aWe on Lower Buekhom. tlfied ad on fh! flrsi Great frstturg, swimming. ooatmg. An orpmal aOGUS...Drskq ON fty of ptullrleawn as eigpe -Ke in a tamir semn4 sane? ApprNraalve? shy? we be respon- can (905}��8318. « Busy wet somem spccw (705)746- eKr IDS. for romanalmarriage a Sage sir! for More Man You "VENT gaped at WWI! saeenerYconnaf Nal. one insiWicIrIi In de Lakehetd Campground? Too (905) 436 -Ml a.m. - 7 p.m. etent Of an error bad, Great water IMM Sag- "In dall - Fly. sores Saes agNaDle. D0aslYyY weekty. 6taaiiY camping. arta aarb0le br W EngagBNlBnb 1 Ic PgBratenb fAay hdrday wtNYad. t -e06- 316-8841 www.trarrMru.ra7 Peterborough CaaMLc Dos) 652-8610 F 7 RIDE I [FAMMINT! QVRV1r1R so" to Laird NOAEY PROBLEMS, Get out ct aeot gunk ■nthout going 0,14rupt or Demo Everyone accepted of credit rating Cal Aee information 905-576-3505. Strident ban$ ndlode0. OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUARANTEED. SOBS COMPANIES CNANCE UP - FRONT FEES, OTIENS 00 NOT. IT IS Su"ESTIESB1vE TIOAATE0TNO 01 AT GF- ' 1 Deerre 1 Deni LT BEFORE SraN ANY CONTRACTS. KOM Beatrice, LUCITE. Mier a Courageous b<aft wdh cane wAh her family at her side, at the Whits :1 M00 br General Hospital on Tuesday May S, 1998. Bea- une Lucie Bryan, doughter of the Ude Talmage 1t0R1GAGES - Good, Dad and and MOM Bryan and beloved We of fie We James logy; Fates from 4 49'K AN for iffy pts pose, rates KOCiI LOi1g molter of StwOn and her N* locatim band Don Mcl(ay. of Paul Bryart and his wde m� Matwa� Jeanne. SisfeF4A w Of EizabO and her timband . 1 eueieen Dr. Scor %ssel. SM wi nor be forgotten by her aa.ar..rt.. nieces Bubstt Bryan and Carie Feel. neowm HAIRSTYLIST. Nall Tachm- John and Sood Bryan and Solt FUrssel Jr, and his an own a Ierrilk� b7eg* Serle Cafierirte, gl9al FlBpileMl Alex gild great-niece nay, fully �oed. 7 u+- QwWe. A private fainly swam was held with in - 1100 sg a . FLower7 um soap• hwirlem at ik Lawn Memorial Gardens. A Cebbra- a 2200 sq.N. Iq, tont raw tion of lila service wi be held at able e rem.. Writs. room*- Dool inin etasUnitled Chudt (300 Ctwrdt Stroet N., Borden wiNa .. ca w wipe) an Saludiy, , May 16, 1998 at 11.00 a.m. In day 725Ti 1 feu Of 'm 1 1 donalals to�Yi�ege UrM- NONEwORKERS n,em in ed Chuch, fie Carledart Cancer„^aO`T' or ft fie your area Earn ema W40We Ctle * of your Choice wadd be WilecialBd�b�! ,r working from IOU. FMNoteraI�ge Inerts � w trusted to 1 or part time. For Ira"' Fl 1101E PM) M„M ease send a S.A.S.E. To - .a=III — B C. V5H .... Derr "Away. F440 eOMW 4p. to salecom"d t« d a°al oay year. ed ag- er (905)-/04.1365. MARCO AUTO Mwo W . the wo s hr wOgrMO ive aaaALSW OPPOI t ry rA -Os XIAN e lislkd location wo ow 20 ab a Qtftner at a ti'actim01 j � 1.101' If YOU are &TAMab1N. at gressive, tntugriM am 1p- sponsible YOU show d 1- 800.387$780. have the answers You are searching for 1-900- 151-4232 Adults ony. $3.99/min. 9 om�j"-9M1 YAR ♦ ^� F .. Maybe you have an old billiards table you don't use much anymore. Or some patio furniture you're tired of. Or some clothes that're too small, hanging in your closet. AMNake sone money with a garage sale. ca1683-0707 and advertise it in our Classifieds AJ ws NAO A D V E R T I S E R Don't Forget The News Advertiser Classified Dept. phone operators are available for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 683-0707 p 6� S& ft22 -W 1 U946�V So SLUM "Looks like Fred has been naughty again!!" mik, tlS& ow Don't min out on GNOft Vaal ay' 7 paeeweger, 6sk. very � C Mie ML Stk. #P54% (29Z err"' 'e.z :i in plitimm FhW after, sww bodl9 r� Vow r /'` w- ar, !pat i Umar Mme. ew. As POM+ Slk fl1fJ01�xama SUPER Pill .cu §6 VW 1149 DDE �9 ODE R IIOW 92AM CARA TAFJ Ili Wk% L liM1 NAW ad oN rib i tla.IaE as � sus ice'~ NOW bebtr and ak ftL isitiPil •t sltia utbdory ia t� f� t, ��r- ✓ /F , 0 ee e7 ✓ ✓ q �1� Aw 49T a VW MW REM Irn _4” .Le'llil • PAGE 3&THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. MAY a. 19" ;4 ...................... %a OFF PIM 11 cies and Automotive Centres m our storm we NOT pwdcpftq M this Store Ck=V sale. We vA cordnie to opmft "Business as Usual" during store hours, ofting you our same complete bw of PIM,vocy and Aukwx*m prodwft & services. wr NO RMM NUMN"016, NO LAVAWAY& NO NO — orr=e ALL SALES RNALI KKART CENTRE IS NOW OPENI TOP SOIL QQ 10" AGING SLACK EARTH JL 30 L B ASKETS 99 -COW & SHEEP'Good Selection ,-, -xV 1 j fA fes.' Photo by Jason Liebre9ts Hurling heat Brandon Whittaker of the Ajax Spartans major mosquito rep baseball team delivers his pitch to the plate during the annu- al Mayors' Cup game against the Whitby Chiefs. The exhibi- tion contest was played at Whitby's Peel Park this past Sat- urday. Ajax baseball bantams win Mayors' Cup over Whitby AJAX — The Ajax Spar- tans Vantage Printing minor bantam rep baseball team started the season in style, de- feating rival Whitby in the an- nual Mayors' Cup contest. Riding an outstanding de- effort from ap players, ' lbfensive '• the Spartans prevailed over �'+.,,�� Whitby 63. .,,•�• Starting Pitcher Ian Wight Picked up the win on the two doubles and Kevin Brock mound. Ryan Anderson pro- and Wight each spanked a vided outstanding middle re- lief work, while cbser Jason single. Jon Foster played well de - Wiles got the save. fensively for Ajax. The offensive attack was Team members are Brent firing on all cylinders. Matt Hayward, Victor Dasilva, Risko had a single, walk and a Adam Ryckman, Kevin 1un scored. A superb sacrifice Brown, Christian Reeves, Jon hunt was laid down by Jamey Foster, Matt Risko, Ian Wight, Allen who also scored a run. Jamey Allen Jr., Ryan Ander- Brent Hayward had a single, son, Josh Brock and Jason sacrifice fly, an RBI and a run Wiles. The team is managed scored. Josh Brock drew three by Jeff Sharpe and coached walks, singled and scored two by Rob Conroy and Andy runs. Chris Reeve banged out Renick. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1998 - PAGE 39 SPORTS Local karate fighters dominate meet Ajax -Pickering Wado- Kai Karate Club members turned in strong efforts at a tournament in Thornhill last weekend. More than 150 competi- tors representing two dozen Wado-Kai clubs from Toronto and area took part in the event. Sean Mindra, competing in the six -to -eight-year-old orange -green belt division, finished first in the sparring and first in kata. Erik Heitz was first in sparring in the nine- to- 12 - year -old green -blue belt di- vision. Jacob Broder earned first place in kata in the nine -to - 12 -year-old green -blue belt division. Bill Cain finished first in sparring in the men's white - yellow belt category. Kyle MacDonald took top honours in sparring in the nine -to -l2 -year-old white -yellow-orange belt bracket. Susan Bull placed second in sparring in the women's green -blue -brown belt cate- gory. Crissy Bergman finished second in kata in the six -to - eight -year-old white -yellow belt division. Andrew Bergman placed third in kata in the nine -to - 12 -year-old green -blue belt category. Jessica Cain, competing in the nine -to -12 -year-old white -yellow-orange belt category, finished third in kala. 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